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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-05-16

Why does every body say that
our saddles and harness are all
right? Because We make the best
to be had anywhere.
99-tf Cross 6 Cheaney.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-05-16

Buff Oochins, Brown Leghorns,
White Wyandottes Eggs 5000
per set of 10, $500 for set of 90.
MRS FLORA GRIGsBY.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-05-16

Five gallons, sorgum S1.75 at
the Corner Cash Grocery.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-05-16

Dodson Braun Pickles at the
Corner Cash Grocery.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-05-16

The Star Restaurant serve the
Celebrated Steffen's Ice Cream
with their Sunday dinners.
Don't make your wife cook on
Sunday but 60 to the star
and get a nice dinner.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-05-16

WAHTED-To buy second band delivery
W wagon il3u II w. McCampbell.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-05-16

WANTkDmblx or eight b0nrdofs al j r..
" Eyads'. corne Of 5th and Minnesontn Sts.
Rates reasonable. i0s-ft
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-05-16
Want QoIdnan

Lines under this head Will b. received Of the
rate 0f Five Cent q line, 0iue contains about
Norde) per day no advertisement received for
less than ten cents. May contain any matter
~ ost. found. straycd, stolen. for sale 20 rent
Or for auy purpose without display lines
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-05-16

NInL wanted White or c0l0red Reneri
" house work, Apply 70 Mrs. Granlee a.
residence.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-05-16

The ladies all recommend Velvet
Starch. .u..h.&sa1 W.L Mo5l y
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-11-14
Il CALICYI.
POZAR LUBACZOWA.

POLAR LUBACZOWA. -
correspondent ,,Kur.." iwowekiego
doDosi. o ronownem s~palen'u:
Dina l. I'm: okoio Las 20
poiudn1u, w1buch{ po3ar ze sterty
Stony obok stodo3y Stefana Latu-
szynskiego sic znajdujac ej; zaje{y
sig zaraz stodofy sasit dnie, z tych
p1zerzuci{ sic ogien ma zydowska
szko}e W mie6c'e SIG znajdujac9, a
20 szz"|e prey sprzvjaiace1 bury
zapa]l&o sic Gale mlasto, kt6re TO-
sta}o do szczetu, wY]atkiem
przedmitsG ! niektorych ulic spa
lone.
Bee dachu i pozywienia pozc-
stale oko}o 800 rodzin, a spalonYch
jest do 300 gospodarstw, prevail
NE mieszczan zamoznych wraz z
cstym zbiorem .boza. Mizdzy tym,
spali1 s'e SAD wrsz Z urzadzebiem,
akta po czescl zos,a}y przez urzed-
nik6w sadowYch l w%ojsko SO PIP.
uratowane,
2 urzedr,k6w pogorzeli;
Naczelnik saou Dzerewiecz adj
junk sadowy Pettesch, dr.. Liszka,
oficval Kowalski, kancelista sado~
wy Hauch, Adamowskl. dr.. Rosen~
blush, dr.. Polochajio do szcxetu.
Szkoda wynosi okolo il millona
z}r., kt6ra pc najw;eksaej cze6cl nie
by}a nbez p%ieo1ona.
Polar powsta& wedle opow'adsn
przez nieostrozno66 dzleci, kt6r. o.
box sterty Stony mla}y roz4ozye o.
glen W celu upleczenla zienniak6w.
KRAKOW. - Przytrzymano
tn ma dworou kobiete etfakana z
8 letnia ds,ewozynka. powraoajaca
prawdopodobnie z Amer4ki do
kralu. Kobieta ia ME umlala daG
&adnyoh wyjafnie6. Dopjero Z
dz,ennik6w "owiedzia*a sig O MEL
rodz,na nieszczesliw'e] prey byl
do Krskowa jej brat. stwierdsono,
4e naxYwa sic .ona K%onstsucya Z
Ga&ussk6w Zajqcowa, jest wdowa
pc Ksjs,an.e Zsjacu, robotpiku;
pod wp}Ywem emierci meta dz,ec.
ka popad&a W ob|akauie, a krewpi
wys}ali ja z Ameryki do GsliovI.
M'a}a ona zn~aczu'ejsza xwote pie-
n,ezna, a obeouie z~naleziono prey
uiei oto}o 5000 ztotyoh, prs*do~
podobnie wiec xosts.s W drodze
okrads;ona. Zaopiekowaf sic MIA lei
brat.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-11-14

otwartY hunt. Oicerowie 20 szpa.
dami " reku choiell uderzyG ns
zofniorzy) ale zaozYto do mich
strzelac. Jeden officer zosts} tal
ciezko raniooy, 10 niebawem umar{.
Przyw6do6w buntu odstawlono dc
cytadell. Oko}o 3UO zoin1erzy
stanle pod eadem wojennvm "
Odbierano cd tYch tYslecy bleda-
66w przysiege pred o}tarzami
Chrystuaa, ma wlernos6 i postu~
SENSITIVE Ola swYch goebiciell.
Giodem morzeu, uieszczesli <cy,
ME mogli sig oprzed ''pokus,e
z4ego ducha" H.. ztamali przysiegs.
Ma przebaczenie t. go grzechu otrzy'
maja, pred tyu.i samyml o}tarza~
mi, bfogosia wiens1wo ma droge W
katorgi, albo ma rozstrzelanie.
q
WARSZAWA. W nocy re
sobotY ma nledziele zmarf we
Wiesbadenle Hipolit W%awelberg,
)eden z OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES i pai-
.zielnieiszych obywatell warszaw~
zkich. Uwleczn,f on swa famed
przez rozliczne fundacYe jak:
'nuzeum rze'nieSlnicze, szko}e
techniczna. domy ola robotnik6w,
b.blioteke przemysfowS. Dziekl
jego ofiarno6ci wysz}y tanle wy
1agnictwa Mickiewicza, Sienkie-.
wlczs, Prusa i Orzeszkowej, on
atorowa} daie&om tym droge do
szerokich mas. Me szczedz,{ ROVE
Diez grosza ma stypendYa ola uczs-
sle m}odzie4y wszzdzle. gdsie
istotna potrzebe, p~rzycho~
LAX z hojna pomoca. Czesc mt
"a to.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-11-14
Polska pod Moskalem

w "A AOSA<A W -
numerse coy Zbioru roskaz6w ge
neral gubernatora warszs wskieg'
og@osaono mildly mem nastepu
lace wyroki admin'stracyjnr.
1. KS. Felix's B,aiy Szczerb.
rzeszynle (gub. lubelska) "a to, Il
m'eszal sic do spraw prawoslaw,s,
odwiedzsjac 6 stycznia unitow Jana
i Marclna Chark6w - skazan7 na
100 rublI grzYwny.
Q. Ks. Mi:haf Migowski, adj
m;nislrator parafi Ol,ty (uow.
Kslwaryjs tl) III to, Se sig przyznal
szczerze DO why l iest istotrie
chorY. zastepY~a} &C wlkary ,
o:rzyma} surowa nagaoe.
8. Marta Kondratiuk W Nowo
s'o}kach W pow. KonstantYnopol-
skim "a to. 10 wyprawifa mezowi
pogrzeb 20 sw1ecaml /, pleniami
bez udz'a{u popa, ku zgorszeniu
sasiad6w unlt6w, skazana ma diva
tygodnie aresztu.
4. St+faniak z tychze Nowo.
si6{ek "a tak1z pogrzeh Tony ma
diva tygodn,e aresztu.
5 Jan WasYluk ze wsl Bohu.
katy tegoz powlatu "a ~pogrzebanie
W ten spos6b tony - ma diva
tygodnie aresztu.
=. Ks. W,ktor Kwarciok, i
organista Antoni Nowakowski z
pareil H6recko, W pow. B,fgoraj-
skim, "a to, 10 uczyli katechizmu
dzieci, miedzy kt6remi by}Y
dziecl unlt6w - cierwszy pa 25
rutli grzy WY drugl ia surowY
nagape.
7. Re. M,eczys}aw Dereszk,e-
VICE., vika.y W p~arafl GraJewo, "
CUB. Suwals1ie], IA to re pojechai
be- paszpt rtu DO Augustowa 49,
80 1ubli grzywry; d ks. Wincenty !
Nowicki, proboszcz augustowsk',
ze ua to pozvoh{-surowa nagany.
8. Pralat kap,tu}y zamoiskiej
ks. Tomas PetrYkowskl, "a to, re
pozwoll& wikaremu Ks. F,ja{kow-
skiemu poswieci6 zasiewy beg
pozwo!enia w1adzy - 100 rubli
grzywnY.
ROWNA. - Do miasteczka
D4browice przYbyia banda cygs-
now. Cyganie, swoim zwYczsjen
rozeszli sig pc mie6c'e. Cygansk'e
dzieci otocayla licznie ci ,kawa
mielscova zYdowska dz,atwa. w
TEN )edna z cygahsk,ch dziewc1y-
mex przem6wl}a po zydowsku: -
Dobre, zabierzcie mn'e stad. CT
cvganie mnie ukradli! Dzieci opo-
wiedzia}y o zaszlym wypadka ro~
dzicom, kt3rzy 20 swej strony dali
znaG policyl. Wssystkloh cygan6w
osadzono pod kluozem. ME chca
onl jednak przyznst sig. skad
wz:eli maia zYd6wke, tn zas - ME
jest " stanle dac sadnych wskszo'
WEEK.
JUZ NAWET | ciemni 4ol-
nierze rosyisoy przecieraja oosy.
O.o co donosza Z Warszawy:
"Na polu Mokotowekiem podczas
cwiozen zalog, awsklej, zo}-
n;erzo oa&aoo nn&ku Wv powiedziell
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-11-14
NIEMIECKIE PIEKARY.

NIEMIECKIE PIEKARY.
w zesz}a n,e1zlele uda1o SIG str6~
zow> tutejszej KhlwarYl Franiel-
czykowi pochwyclc ziodzleja W
osobie m}odego cz}owieka nazwi-
skiem Coppnik Szarle1a, kt6ry
iu1 przez n,eiaki csas otw,era}
gwa}tem skrzynkl, mieszczsee Ola.
~ pqtniA6w ma utrzvmanie kal~a.
ryi. M4odego Aoozynce oddano
policyi. gdzie 90 czeka sprawiedli-
wa kare. Wys'cdsono take. ie g.
m&ody oz&owiek posiadat DUO klu.
esyk6w, kt6remi cd dawna o.
twiera} skarbonki i skradai ofiary.
LESNICA. "a staranlem ma
ssego wielebnego keisdza probosz-
GA Jaslka pred kilku tygodn,am,
przeds;ew z,ete ,ezwnetrzne repa
raoye PREY tutejszym tarnym kcs-
ciele 90 ukonozone. Kosci6{ l w,eza
4osta}y ma nowo Gale cementem
obrzuoxone wapnem wyblelone,
nowY piorunochron ma wle1e spro-
wadsonY i wszYstkie okna ]ak "
wle4Y, tax " ko6oiele zosta}y nowo
pomalowane. Ko6oio&, q pr,ede-
wszystkiem wle&a sprawia terra.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-11-14
SLASH.

PRUDNICKIEGO. w Pol
~k1em Browiehcu zgorza}a stodo}a
posiedzlclela Jarusza, " Waw1zyn-
co~icsch Uorenzdorf) szes6 stog6w,
V kt6rych byio $4,000 kop zboza;
prawdopodobrle podpalono stogi,
kt6re by}v %w1asno6ua hrabiego
Thiele Wincklera.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-11-14

nietylko " mie6cie, ale v ca}ej
okol,cy pieknv widok. 2 czego SIG
wssYscY psrafiaDie barizo clesz9.
TIE wszystk,e reparacye koszto ~aly
1900 marek, ktore to pred p6ltora
rok,em zmarls 20 letnia parma
J6zt fina Kwocza@a 2 Krasoxei ze
-wego pc jej zmar3ych rodzlcsch
p~oz"sts4ego maistku pred swa
smiercia oso1l6cie ma ten col prze-
zps czy{ Ia. Ola tego czesd jej pa
mieci! D&}by Bog, zeby zeby sic
wiecej ,akich dobrodziei znsIazfo.
KATOWICE. N:edawas
:osyi.li s!r"znik prey trzYuai pre-
mytn,ka, kt6ry mai kilka pyche~
rzy sp.rylusu. PrzemYtn'k pros'4,
ably 60 pusci3. Gdy strazalk SIG ma
to zgolxlc ME chciaf, uderzy{ 20
pecherzem W glove, ~skutek czego
sp,rytus sic rozla} ma jego ublo-
re. poozem " Okla mgn'eniu "a
palif zapa}kq ukraine przeeiakniete
- Straznik stanE} "
p}omien1ach krzycza{ 0 ratunek,
a tymczasem przemytnik %uciek}.
Gdy og:en ugaszono, mkt ME
widziaf prem !tnlka.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-11-14

VICE. w czwartek prey
pieczeniu kartohi ma polu zaoza}
sig paii6 ubi or czteroletniego dziec~
ka Jana S}owika z ulicy PrzYszo-
wiokiej. Ponimo, ~ matka zaras
przYbiegta, abY dsiecko ratcwa6,
poparzenle dziecka bY4o tax sllLie
10 " aobotY rano zmar}o.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-11-14

JUZ NAWET ciemni 4o}-
nierze rosYisoY przecieraja oczY.
Oto co donosza Warszawy:
"Na polu Mokotowekiem podczas
twioxen za1og' warssawsklej, zo}-
nierxe oaiego pu&ku wypowiedziell
pos}uszenstwo. pon,ewaz dosta~ ali
zbyt l,che po4ywienie. Pu&kownik,
kt6remu sic ma to uzalano. swali}
oa}a wine ma podofcer6w cd urzedu
prowiantowego, kt6rzy SIG ma do
stawaoh podobno zbogacall. Zo}-
nierse widoozule snali "sseroks"
nature swego przetozonego i posa~
dzall ga tak4e o m~aMpu'acye ma
koszt ioh Soi4dka.> WYbuohf wieo
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-10
NEWS FROM ALEXANDRIA.

ALEXANDRIA, Jan. 10.-Representa-
tive John f Rixey yesterday afternoon
visited Postmaster Joseph L Crupper and
held a conference with him in regard to
the proposs Enlargement of the Alex
andria postofzce. Mr.. Rixey viewed the
Office an6 II was his opinion that the pres
ent building was entirely inadequate for
the purposes II is now used. He prom
ised to use his utmost efforts to secure
the passa &c OF the bill which provides for
an appropriation of $50 600 for the en-
largement Of the building. This bill was
recently introduced in the House Of Rep
resentatiyes by Mr. Rixey- Subsequently
Mr. RiXey and Park Agnew, OF this city
appeared before the Committee on Public
Buildings and Grounds and the matter was
referred TO the Supervising Architect of
the Treasury. At the last meeting Of the
Business Mems League, held December 10
a committee composed Of Park Agnew,
Joseph l. Crupper, Marshall L. King,
Harold SnOwden. ". B. Smoot. and NJ B.
Harlow was appointeS 70 further the prof.
ect. Representative Rixey expects 20 Sc
cure the passage OF the bill
The plans, II is understood Of the pro-
IL d
If executed would make The Office one of
the handsomest IN the State All the Of
Acers Of the United States Court. which
was N session here yesterday, signed a
petition TO Congress recommending the
enlargement of the Office
In the United States Court for the East
ern District OF Virginia. in session here
yesterday. Judge Edmund Waddill presiG-
ing, argument was heard IN the case of the
United States Government Us. R H Phil
lips, manager OF the Washington, Airing
ton and Falls Church Railroad Company,
The Government was represented in The
case by District Attorney Gen Edgar Al
len and Colonel Francis L Smith. Of this
city. represented the defendant The Judge
after hearing argument on both sides, an
nounced that he would not render his
decision in the case until tomorrow. The
indictment alleged that the defendant did
wilfully or maliciously injure a certain
line known as the United States military
telegraph and telephone line connecting
Fort Myer with Sheridan's Point. The al
legged offence was committed during the
progress Of the Spanish American war
and has been IN legal controversy for
over a year.
The grand jury rendered an Indictment
against r H Jones, Of Norfolk on the
charge OF using the United States mails
for fraudulent purposes and his case was
remauded 10 Norfolk for hearing.
In the case OF the United States VS.
William Cain. who was recently indicted
for r0bbing The postofice al Norman Gull
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-10

There was d severe break in the market
this morning and al noon the outlook was
that il would 90 lower stiIl before the end
Of the day Prices dropped from a point
or JWO 10 . 70 points. and very little sup
port appeared anywhere st. Paul was
the weakest feature, opening 2 points
on, ana quickly Iumbiiug . more on In
meRss selling by people that did not wish
to let their profits get away. Other stocks
that have been buoyant recently were sold
also ana attacked by the bears. Reading,
first preferred, was especially weak, the
other grangers Jumbled 3 or points each,
nd even New York Central and Peuusyl-
lania went OF The fractions which
many people bought yesterday IN the ex-
pectatiOH Of an Immediate upward move
ment, were sold rather heavily, and the
steel stocks generally broke. There was
little apparent reason for The tumble eL-
cept the technical one that has been pres
ent for many weeks and UnayaHing. The
advance IN prices has been so entirely IN
precedented that il mas been certain that
q recession would come in time. Intrinsic
conditions are excellent everywhere
Money was easy this morning. and prom
ises 70 continue so The bank statement
viii be q fine one. Careful market people
advise buying securities conservatively
on the breaks. They assert their belief
that the TOD of the boom has not been
reached as vet.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-10

peper County, the jury returned a yer
dict Of guilty and sentenced Cain to serve
q sentence OF two years in the peniten-
tiary at Moundsyille. W. Va In the case
OF the United States VS. H H Wise in
dicted for receiving an Illegal pension
fee, the case was continued until the July
term and the accused was released on $500
bail. Court then adjourned until toraor-
row morning at 10 O'Clock
The stockholders of the Rex Cigar
Vending Company met at noon YESTERDAY
in the Hotel Fleischmann and elected the
following directors: Addison G Dubois
Willard D Doremus, Henry S Bryan,
Samuel Ross. John A. Wynkoop. George
E Johnson, and Charles L. FraeIey. The
following are the officers of the company:
Addison c. Du Bots, President; ". D.
DoremUs. Vice President: Henry l.
Bryan, Secretary and Treasurer
The following organizations. holding
Virginia charters. held their annual meet
ing in this city yesterday: E E Jackson
Company, the Anglo-American Cou9pany
limited, the Capital Syndicate Company,
and the Debenture Stock Company
Mr. J. S Blackburn. in the Corporation
Court yesterday, was appointed guardian
of Miss Charlotte NJ. Blackburn.
The week Of prayer services were held
last night in Trinity Methodist Episco-
pal Church and were conducted by Rev
Frank Brooke, Of the Second Presbyts-
rian Church A large congregation was
present and the sermon was quite inter
esting-
Mr.. William c. Herbert viii shortly
leave for New York. where he viii en-
gage in the practice OF law
Among the speakers expected TO be
present at the banquet TO be given on the
18th instant, General Lees birthday, is
Representative Lamb OF Virginia.
Rev. J. J. Bowler, vicar general of the
Catholic diocese Of Virginia, is the guest
Of the Rev. H. J. Cutler
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-10

NEW YORK. Jan. 10.-The tone of the
Stock Market in the early dealings was
exceedingly confined, and to no small ex-
tent feverish.
There was a very sharp break in St.
Paul on selling induced by the real status
of the affairs of that company as set forth
in this mornings news, and Northern Pa
cifc also declined rapidly. presumably
| under the same influence
On the other hand. Delaware and Hud-
son. in which instance equally emphatic
denials OF any impending deals were made.
continued notably strong and was dealt
in well above yesterdays final level
Conspicuously strong features of the
market were Texas and Pacific and South
ern Pacific Missouri Pacific was some
what reactionary as WIS Kansas and Tex
as. preferred. The dealings continued
largely centred in the railway list.
Outside of the stocks cited the trading
was heaviest in Burlington and Quincy,
AtchisOn. Chicago and Alton and Reading
shares.
In the industrial quarter, the trans
actions were again comparatively small,
aside from Sugar Refining.
The local traction shares were fairly
active, and were strong, with heavy deal
ings in Brooklyn Rapid Transit and Man
haitian The American quarter OF the
London market was strong to-day, the
foreign houses were small buyers of
stocks here upon the opening Of business.
New York stock Market.
Corrected daily by W B. Hibbs Co, mem
bers Of the New York Stock Exchange, 14l9 F
Street
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-10
QUAKER CITY REFORM.
PhiladeIphians FAN to Respond to
Good Government Appeals,

PHILADELPHIA. Jan 10.-The meeting
held last night in the Academy OF Music
under the auspices Of the allied organiza-
tons for good government, for the pur-
pose OF yoieing q protest against the pre-
yaiHng corruption in political life Of this
city, was not an unqualified success Bishop
Potter was present. il is true, and made
an appeal that was fully appreciated by
the 2.0o0 women and half that number Of
men who were present
These also enjoyed the father faceti0us
speech Of ex-POstmastcT John Field, the
principal part of which consisted OF an in
terview with William Penn. They also
listened patiently, and from time 20 time
applauded the declamaTory deuuncistion Of
the Rev WaylarG Hoyt, but when II came
tine TO read the resolution prepared for
adoption many OF he people were eyasive,
and when the question was put there we're
scarcely more than score CT ayes. and
they came from the stage upon which was
seated the me- under whose auspices the
meeting vas held
4 legitimate inference from the meet
Ing is that the people Of Philadelphia are
well satisfied with the administration Of
AzlbT.dge and his henchme1, ard that II
they are being robbed they are content
SO long as their sIumbers are not dis
r-rrAe1
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-10
New York Cotton Market.
EXPERTS AFTER GROVE.
Thief Catchers DevOtiug Their Inge-
nuity 10 the Omaha F<iGnapers

CHICAGO. Jan. 10.-The Board of Gov
errors Of the National Bureau of Identi-
flea Jon, which includes score of the
most successful catchers of criminals in
the world, is sitting upon the case OF the
Omaha kidHaDeTs- They viii be busy tn
til the end of the week with plans to close
in on the shrewd and desperate crook who
is wanted for the kidnapping of young Ed
ward Cudahy. and unless Grove gets cut
Of the United States before these plans
can be carried into action, they say he
viii spend big part OF what is left of
his life working gratis for the State Of
Nebraska.
Others matters TO come before The
board viii be TO trace the movements of
professional crooks who are at large and
20 discuss ways and means of improving
the service as well as TO arrange for the
national convention OF chiefs of police
to be held in New York on May 3
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-10
Mr.. FRYE LEAVES CUBA.
Resigns His Position rs SuDerin-
tcndent of Schools

AShhS8t Oh ScHOeEA
HAVANA, Jan I0--SuPerintendelt and
Mrs Frye left FOR New York yesterday en-
the transport Mcpherson. Prior u ;ee-iag
Nj Frye resigned his position a super
intendent OF schools He gave 70 reason
fer his action
Michael J. Gady VIII leave today for
New York. travelling BY way Of Mani He
viii prosecute Sencr Coronado, prop ietor
OF the Discussion" for having publish
ed a caricature IN which the various
cCuncilmen we're depicted walking
away from d safe marked ~Dady- The
cCuncilnen were laden with dollars Mr..
Dady VIII also sue SenoT Coronado 70 re-
cover $3.50 when he loaned 10 pay the
duties on a printing press
The monthly statement Of the island
expenses for December totals 81 6i4 601.
mada up of the following items: Gus
toms $SZ, &2S; public works. S94. l51; head
quarters OF the department. including the
engineers department, sanitation. street
cleaning. postoftice. signal service, quar-
termasters and chief surgeons and other
expenses, s4S7,025; military disburse-
ments. S24I.563; the Audiencia. $120II;
draft for cattle. $110.0 G0: payments in
eleven fiscal zones of the island, $3.50. 795;
COCO for Justices jails. and police. The
total is somewhat higher than usual Ow-
ing to the special purchase OF cattle The
general average IS about SI4Uu.Ugu-
balance of about 81 800 coo is kept in the
treasury.
The -Diario de la Marina" says that
the principal problems to be solved in
Cuba are the questions of the relations
with the United States, immigration, the
supply OF agricultural labor, the system
of coinage. customs reform. and definite
settlement Of the mortgage question
1t adds that the present sugar crop IS
excellent, but If the present effort to OBJ
tain a reduction in the American import
duties does not succeed the Cuban sugar
industry will be ruined The United
States, it declares, should consider the
fact that Cuba is a large consumer of
American products and that the post
ponements of the repayment of mortgages
on land granted by Generals Weyler and
BIanco and Secretary Root have proved
the greatest obstacle in agricultural re-
construction
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-10
THE FIRE IN THE ERIE BASIN.
The Loss TO Shipping and Wharves
Placed AT 5000 600

NEW YORK, Jan. 10.-The police esti-
mate the total loss Of the fierce blaze in
the Erie Basin, Brooklyn, yesterday
morning at about 100000 The exe,tr-
sion steamer IdIewild, belonging to the
Starin Navigation Company, on which the
fire started, lies almost completely sub
merged in the mud, and is believed 10 be
a total loss.
The 81. Dunstan, the British ramp
steamer, is badly Quilted, and the 10, 00G
bales Of iute in her hold have been burn
ed She arrived at the Erie Basin On
December 81, and over half her cargo had
been discharged. The vessel IS only
yaer old The Beard estates loss alone
resulting from the burning of the wharf
is estimated at $500 600.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-10

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