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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-02
THE SUNDAY
TIMES.

The high standard set for the Sun
} Jays Times will be maintained or even
surpassed in to-1norrow's issue, an1 no
one that enjoys a thoroughly up-to-
} iate, newsy and attractive newspaper
! can afford not to read this issue Of
The Times.
The Times will coysr all the news
local, State, general and foreign-and
will present it in such attractive ar
rangement as to make it a p easure to
oeruse the columns. The fine service
of the Associated Press is largely aug
lented by The Times special CORE
spondents, paid and trained to gather
the news.
News of the religious, commercial,
real estate and industrial tislds, thea
} trical and sporting events, full market
reports literature. art and science.
toge ther with the latest news of labof,
andSthe doings of the sma,t set and
society help to make a paper attrac-
{ tive alike to every kind and condition
of reader.
For the gentler sex there is a special
Womans Page, prepared with great
care, which tells of the fashi rs a d
other things that appeal especially to
} the fair readers.
Current topics are ably discussed
! while the opinions and unique CLEAN
ings from the press of the State make
{ q very attractive feature.
( There viii be stories of local color
ing by members of The Times staff,
and able articles by men of rational
!, reputation.
) Among the many attractive features
prs pared for Sundays T mes will be:
Billiards Fascinating and Fine Exer-
else. by + ederick Adye
} The Legislature Getting Down to
Steady Work.
The Dead Queen and the Live King
{ on Every Lip in New York.
Doom Of the Br tish Empire Pre-
dicted, by Michael Davitt. M. P, the
( celebrated advocate of Home Rule.
: Good Business Heads Needed in
Congress. by John D. Spreckles the
California statesman and leader.
G'impses Into the Life AMI Character
of John Marshall, the Great American
} Jurist.
a Weird and Thrilling Article Or
Moonshiners in North Carolina, which
( reads like romance, by ColonelS J. C
L. Harris. Adjutant-General of North
{ Carolina.
Radical and Vicious Taxes on Sur
( plus and Profits. by W. T. Manning
Club Chat ard Gossip Of New York
Society, by D'edrich Knickerb ecker
News and Gossip From the Other
Side the Atlantic.
} Al, Eyes Now Fixed on His Majesty,
\ -, hv "a,
: The High Church Issction in the
I Episc copal Church to Fight Its Battle,
Z Through a Newspaper Organ.
{ Tales of Hardship nd H.ngnr
{ Among the Priests in Cuba. Porto Ricn
{ and the Philippines Reach the Church
) in Rome.
; All IN the Sunday Times.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-02
IN THE PHILIPPINES.
Attempt to Organize n Republicans
Party in the Islands.
(By Associated Press.)

MANILA, Feb IAN attempt is being
made to interest the Americans here in
TIE organization of party which would
adopt a. Republican PLATFORM and de-
clare for peace lines similar to- those
OF the Federal party.
The matter is being talked of quietly
among many Americans, who think the
Federalists are likely to secure undue
control during the coming elections and
In the matter of appointments.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-02
WAR PROBABLY
WITH VENEZUELA
The Little Country Re
mains Defiant
TO GUST AMERICANS.
Castro May Send Regiment to
Pitch Lake,
THE COMPANY WILL RESIST.
Unless Heavily Reinforced They Must
Be Defeated = Grave Con,piic;,-
tions, Probably War. Would
Inevitably Ensue-Onr Min
is1er Met In an Un-
friendly Spirit.

PORT OF SPAIN, TRINIDAD, Feb. L.
The Venezuelan Government continues TO
maintain u defiant attitude toward the
United States. The report is now circu-
lated that President Castro, having troops
at his disposal in the eastern provinces
since his victory there over the insur-s
gents will send q regiment to dispossess
the Americans at Pitch Lake.
The company Will resist but no doubt
it will be ousted il the threatened attempt
is made, unless large reinforcements are
received Grave complications would in-
eyitably enSue.
Mr. Loonis the United StateJ Minister,
is trying to compose matters. but he is
met in an tlnfriendly spirit by the Cow
erument of Venezuela.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-02
Won WALDERsEE REPORTS.
phir,y-Eight japanese Killed by an
Explosion.
lRF Associn1rG Press.0

gy Associnte4 press.)
prp11N Feb. 1.-The War Office has
oi:..ad the following from Count Won
Waldersee: ..,o,.;, Eab
"a column of four companies. with cav
s.,r,- mounted infantry, field and noun
tain raj artillery, all under General Won Tro-
tha. left here today 70 seour the S.
.,.,at .n hstwaan San Kia Tien, Cha Tow and
the Tonbs of the Ming Dynasty
"In an explosion at Shan Hal kWan. a
cantain and thirty seven Japanese were
killed and seventeen others Sc ere
wounded. A British captain and sergeant
were severely burned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-02
BATTLED BY NIGHT.
einrashil Defeated by the sheikhs OF
Ir.Sycif

(By Associated Iiess.)
BOMBAY, Feb. 1.-Rsports nave ar
rived here OF a tsanstnnars rsstoie near ear
Koweit, on the Persian Hli' between tiie
ch,;,s MI Koweit and Binrashid, who
calls himself King of Arabia
Rinrashia had &c, ,0o0 men, partially arm
ed with rifles. while the Sheikhs mad H.
0Oo all mounted. nnd carrying .rhles-
Einra shid marched On Koweit ana the
sbeikhis advanced to meet him.
The battle which was fought ny nishl'
,os+ed ,r-om sunset until dawn. Binras-
hid chrrged repeatedly. but ne was com
ala4s1v ronted by the She5khs who cap
t,rred a great quantity of booty
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-02
GREAT BATTLE FOUGHT. !.
Seven Thousand Killed in Fight In
AbYssiui;i.
(Ry -Associated Press.

PARIS. Feb. IA dispatch TO the
l,rancias, from Cairo. says news has
been received there from Abyss!ania OF
a great eaaittc in which seven thousand
rnen were killed. 1t is supposed The chiefs
7es,alled during the absence OF King
Menelik, who has gone 10 the Egyptian
frontier. in connection with the delinsna-
ton OF The EgyDto-labyssintan frontier.
A Cairo special 10 the Exchange Telc-
graph gives the same report
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-02
Pnr N.wport News.

WASHINGTON, Fsb. 1.-The House
Committee on Buildi gs and Grs und to-
day acted fayaraby on the omnibus pub
lie building bil' The following revision
of increases was made b fore the b II was
reported: Tampa, ssaa5 90; Newport News.
5000, ,0C0
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-02
The berkshire Floated.

(By Associated Press-)
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 1.-The Mer-
chants and Miners line steamer Bsrk-
sglire, from Savannah, for Philadelphia,
which ran on d stone dyke in the Deia-
ware River yesterday. was pulled or
by tugs during the Eight, and Erousht
TO her docks to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-02
Miss Astor's Engagement.
fsv Associated Press,


LONDON, Feb 1.-The engagement OF
the Duke of Roxburghe to Miss Pauline
Astor daughter of Mr.. w w. Astor, h.ts
been definitely arranged for next summer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-02
TRIGG COMP ANY
MAY SELL OUT
New York Capitalist Negot atifg for
Their Pufchase-Big
CAPITAL,
CBy Associated Press. }

NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-The Tribune to-
morrow Will say:
..Charles r. Flint yesterday said that
he had visited Richmond, Va. recently
to inspect the plant OF the Trigs Ship
building Company, OF that city, with a
view of negotiating for the purchase OF
the property.
Asked if the bill introduced on Thurs
day in the Virginia Legislature empower
ing the Newport News Shipbutiding and
Dry-Dock Company TO sell out TO any
corporation, was in any way connsctect
with the proposed shipyard trust. AR.
Flint said that he could give cut no in
formation on the subject at present
Tt is known that Mr.. Flint, for sew
eral months, has been making efforts TO
effect a. combination of large American
ship yards. No dfrlite announcement of
the progress of the enterprise tsas been
made since the meeting OF ship-buildinS
interests at Richmond, held several
weeks ago, but 1t Is known that nego-
tiations TO this end are advancing in a
satisfactory manner.
According to report. the amount OF
stock of the new company viii be $780,
0GO.0Ce.
1t is understood that the new corpora
stion will not enter into q vigorous COM
petition with the Cramps SHIP Building
Company. although the latter will be its
most important competitor.
Mr. Trigg. when asked recently about
the proposed consolidation of shIp-build-
ing plants, declined 10 discuss the matter
at all. So did other Officers OF the COM
pany.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-02
ELECTION INVALID.

The petition says there was no election
machinery when Wilcox was elected
delegate, November s. 1890. and that many
voters therefore made no attempt TO vote.
1t is alleged that Wilcox in his speeches
prior to the election made use OF the
strongest kind of anti-American utter
ances telling the native HawaiinnS that
the Americans had stolen their country
and that if he We're elected lne queen
would be restored; that Wilcox is guilty
of treason against the United States in
that he did, since the annexation of
Hawaii write and send through the mails
certain letters wherein he counseled and
incited others to engage in open rebellion
against the United states, and did so
offe. his own services.
The petition in conclusion charges his
election was Invalid, and alleges bisamy,
wherefore it is petitioned he should be eX-
PEELED from Congress.
ar Wilcox says he has no fear OF the
charges He admits that he wrote let
ter TO DR. Losada. Captain Burgcs. and
Senior Luna, introducing c. Caesar
Morino, an Italian, OF this city, whom he
knew while the latter was in Hawaii
and to whom the unaddressed letter filed
by Gerr was addressed, but he said he
was unable to say whether the letters
filled were exact copies OF those he cent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-02
Ex-sECRETARY HERBERT HEARD.
Argued Against Removal OF Navy
Yard from Port Royal, S. G.

(By Associated Iressl
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-EX-Secretary
Herbert was before the Senate Naval
Comnftte tee to-day ard argued against
removing the navy yard from Port
Royal TO Charleston. He said that Char
lesion was not as healthy q place and
also that the channel IS more difficult to
navigate.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-02
Many Speeches Made on Newport
News Mudd|e.
WILL MAKE ADVERSE REPORTS
Legislative Committee Refuses to In
tcrfere iii Municipal Fight.
Charges and Counter-Charses
Made and Much Excitement
Prevaiis-S S ONE Live
Legislative Gossip.

The Newport News anuddle growing out
Of the long drawn OFT and litter cen
test between Mayor Moss and Chiet Of
Police Harwood has oea,r disposed o.,
so far as the Legislature is concerned
the House Committee on Countess Cities
and Towns having yesterday aftefneon
decided to report unfavorably the bill
presented by Mr.. Madison to take the
appointment Of Police Commissioners out
of the hands of the Mayor, and delegate
it to the Corporation Court.
This was the second session of the COM
mlttee on the proposition, the first hay
ing been held on Tuesday. A large dele
CATION, composed OF preachers, lawyers,
and politicians was on hand to be heard
for and against the measure and sew
cral exciting episodes occurred during
the hearing. Some sharp passages were
induGged in between Mayor Moss and
Auditor Reed, and charges and counter
charges were made py the friends of
the opposing factions. Rev. L. r. Wright
made a warm speech, in which he Ge-
feRded Rev. 7. Benton Hill in his course
before the committee last TueSiay, ana
poured hot shot into the official record of
Chife of Police Harwood. n statenent
made by Mr.. Wright was fatty denied
by Mr.. W. e. Barrett, and the chairman
flrea tened several times to clear the
room of all but the speakers. The bin
which first provided for the absolute ap
pontmenu of the police commissioners
by the Corporation Court had been SO
amended since Tuesday as to provide
for their confirmation by the City Coun-
CT.
GET PROMPTLY TO WORK.
The meeting was called to order at
O'Clock and Mr. J. A Willett, president
of the Business Mems Association OF
Newport No,Ess. was at once introduced
and made a general statement in favor
of the passage of the bill. Mr. w. E.
Barrett, chairman of the Legislative
Committee Of the Business Mems Asso-
citation, next spoke for the bill. He said
the police force of Newport News had
degenerated until it had become a
stencil in the nostrils Of decent peHle.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-02
WEATHER FoRECAsT.

Forecast for Saturday and Sunday:
viryinia-Fair Saturday and probably
Sunday; westerly winds, fersh on shs
coast.
North CaroHna-Generaliy fair Satnr-
day: Sunday increasing cioudiness safls-
probably rain In weste II portion by n gfs.ss
Fight to fresh westerly winds tec-m-na
variable.
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Continued on Seventh Page.)
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-02
offered His Own Services to Aid
Aguina|do.
THE ANTI~AMER1CAN SPEECHES.
Prior to His Election He Is Said to
Haye Told HayaiiauS That the
Americans Had Stolen Their
Country Delegate Wilcox
Expresses No Fear
of the Charges.
Ex Assoc,sred 1resal

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1-Charses have
been submitted to the House Committee
on Elections No. / against Delegate
sentative, by George D. Gear, of Hawaii,
who submitted copies of letters alleged
to have been written by Wilcox to Fill
pfno officials.
acter. One which bears the alleged sig
nature of Wilcox, is dated Honolulu. Jan
uary 81, 1899 and is addressed to Dr. Jose
Losada, Captain NIarti BTrgos and Senor
J. Luna, and introduced them II very
able man to help YOU in your cause,
Among other things the letter says:
'-One thing is sure, that YOU could resist
against any army OF invasion. Yon
nave d population OF l.. Geo. and alredy-
, a disciplined army OF 50.N0 well equipped
with modern arms.
READY TO JOIN.
Il have already made up my mind to
join with you in your country against
America in case they insist to ignore the
right, the justice OF your cause. l know
well my profession as an artillery officer.
| have no fear of the world when | fight
for a legitimate cause like yours. Be
tween General Aguinaido'S determination
and myself t would be very little chunce
left to the Invading army OF the United
States to conquer Your country. Tell
General Aguinaldo | have already given
my service for your country and 1 am
ready to obey orders to so to Your coun-
try and fight for the independence of
your people and country at any moment"
Another letter, dated Honolulu. March
s, 1899, says:
Il am thinking to go to the Philippine
Islands and give my assistance to Aguin-
alod against the Invaders. The
hypocritical Yankees and the politician
Otis s4--s.--z
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-02
RANGE OF THERMOMETER

The following was the range of the
Thermometers at The Times Office yester-
day. 9 A NJ. "A; L NJ. AZ; 8 =. NJ. IS: p
NJ. a.: p. NJ. -; y midnight, 3i; aver
age temperature, IS 10
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u., .tn 81, cor 10Th st. 20 iIsos' Charles lanieI
t,n,,ce, Us Albert Sire et 81; atty. Wood;
,.sn a p2 also property In Kings and Sunoik COS;
'OIosrph Apologize VS. William Pen Ct al actions
attNs Brigham Is ',o.o n
.o,h Il 5 5, lot 3lp. map estate OF Ray Zokvov'
~. Mutual ldie Ins Co VS. Sarah Woodell' atty,
Davies, 5 4 a. - -
I,rsrSon av. n :, 424 e fremont sv. runs
''ino 4, RIVER pl 4 n e lb.iOx " 5Ox W 30 70 ave
,siStb beg; Francis l. Lowndes. trustee. VS. James
Hstrler et al aitys, Anderson. A
r.-efSDn Ay, n ;. 3s65 n e fremont av, runs
zoo 10 Ryer pl Z l9A W 100 TO sv X 10 TO Deg
zane ys same, same auys. ,,,
,,7tb 81 n s. $50 sd ay, e5xO9 u: Auulst Sccleck
''rs iUAm II Bochmer et al: atty. p Cook
Bsthgatc av. cs, 1870 l7ad -. 25x95; SophetS ana
e. Lawrence and ano vs. Helena Mahler et al ANY
4.
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Ii, Pendens.

.,,,De d. 4547: william Allen. trustee. vs. MAJ
Ievluson et al to set aside deed auys. Bienenieid
"a ~ .,,oo -.
Dunhan vs. Margaret y Durham et al, partition
at,ys Hitchings, p NJ
NsshugtUn Park bOxlOO Private II, eN
tendng and W Of boulevard Lafayette, 5,
s7s 5 from boundary line of said PARK. runs
? 5uS lOSllX n h0X " lOh 0 10 beg PIlrate
st. as above. and 24i.l " ot said boulevard ana
574 n from boundary line Of said PARK, runs
=. 2aX 10 high water mark Hudson RIVER n
Ne 10 beg, with all title, &c, to land under
water In front and adjacent lI2d ST. S. Ao7 Broad
way I6N0g.ll, Daisy NJ frcdericks ana ano NN
susan Frederioks, partition atiys, MNrea'
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kJLAND 4 WHITING, Beekman Offer rOuu.
iry seat ON north shore OF Long Island cOnta IN
ing 20 acres OF nigh ground and g. mile Of water
ironl, with modern house, barns, stables out
houses. dc, all with modern improvements
pIl,r, t0OOOO the property "a free and clear Of
rhcumbrances. would entertain exchange for
niSt class city property, etHcf rrSidrurr or buS
ness. Also. am exceptional Investment pruu
rity IN Beekman 81, rented on leases 90 hrSI.
m, =, ciaM tenants, sold cheap 10 close an estate
" NJ. HENRY FOLSOM, IL West Goth II OrrrS
private house on 7Bth ST, near Lexington aY 4.
owner VIII sell to quick cash purchaser for SIG
2Ou Also, on the north side of Goth ST. near
fafk Av, 20 loot. 1 story private house: price,
sshO"' ifee and clear. Also, Madison Hv..
,oInei, SCUM Oi o5th st, private house, sulta BILE
foT doctor; price. S?5 900 ~ a uuick purchaser
also IN the sos, i.Stoty, g. foot house In per
Icrt order, 10 quick purchaser $4,000 Also,
rxHh large private house facing Gramerry Park
Ioi sale Ia close estate. price. siOo, 900 oner
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525 w. I4oth st.

bctwr'n Broadway & Amsterdam Ave.
Three tor, nigh toop. ha cmcnt ana cellar hr
and brown tone dwcung. open plumbing hardU God
tflm. NT.t c As CONDITION. ) ~ l7Uia \ iHo.
Map, at AuctIoHCcf'. oG,e, lI9 Broadway, \. Y.
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WANTS.

.o, soN BROS, sS5 Broadway Want four or
foLsSv.i az. lots on Washington Heig ghtS
hWrTpV FOL SON, ID West 10Th St.-Nants
WV NJ "a, 100 near Jth av, south Of 18th st, for
RSeneIor apartment. cash purchase; no loan
f@euifcd Also, pr yale house IN me oOs, between
80 n,lyate house IN the COS. near Park av.
Mi irsgr Sl7 jno. az per cent
ns' y St'in NLER x co, 27S0 Broadway--
chAT ntst elias, tour-StOry private residence.
h,aSsen PARK aud ith avs. 5Ith TO 39th siS
go br IN GOOD condition and moi over SIS, 900.
-, ssivI nING mos, 40 broadway w ant large
Dh W,st SIDE dwelling for clients own occupancy
" c,ehangc lOr property IN FlaibuSh worth
10 ony ITee and clear Will add cash II necessary
N,SS, 70 rent country place. near New YORK
Sogsr win NJ least seven bedrooms; rent not
" TNiIfY 4 son. $50 Broadway. Want
q T,.,rby place worth $4,000 In exchange for
,sn,sd firnoklyn house subject 10 mortgage OF
,,Wo0O at per cent and valued at 100000
Also, all Investment property. business OF apart
men, house that is rented TO few tenants and
"slned Al about s225. 200. in exchange for Tree
and clear Brooklyn property. valued al sioo'ooo
The sun., 1901-03-31

OCEAN TERRACE, near Country Club-Grsnd
ocean view two large private res drnceS outbuild.
ingS greenhouse. bowling alley, gard 'ner lodge and
50 acres ripe 10. Slhd, sion into building lots 5000
feet street frontage. TOllcyS every seven minutes,
two minutes dii'c frum LraSmeIr station. ~ mn.
utcS from Battery. H. cent fare APPRAISED S75 900,
ASSESSED si5 900. offered uutECuM lcfed At So 900
owing to owners removal For descriptive pamphlet
address CORNEllTS 4. kulFf 50 B.oadWay
10 LET or FOR SALE Iargr brick mouse.
suitable for SHtitdTII hotel lOa ding uoISe large
vrrgudas. steam neat mnGrrn plumbing convenient
10 trains. trolley, bathing b'aclcs golf links, 10
CORNEli' ) KoGFr 50 broadway
DESIRABLE cNttH large plot on Union square
with possession. Si6v. puu p1-r wanted
FOLSOM bROl HERS. h5A broadway.
THREE EXTRA LARGE CORNER Plots
on SIN 8y. below iJth II. prices reasonable
FOLSOM BRO1HER sS5 broadway.
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Borough of Queens Sale or Rent.
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Borough of Bronx sale of Rent.

4 CONTRACT for sale for city building lots buyer
unable Ia complete payments, 10 AVOID foreclosure
lots Will be sold for iAlancr due. s9il zach. worth
$500 terms SO cash. balance. s. monthly. com
N Ssion' t. agents OWNER, - West $50
4 ~ ILDlNG lUT. near l5uh 81 art Jerome
sy worth So coo Win sell iuT $1,000 10 taken TN.
medHtrly $3.50 rrquJcl. O"NEk ~ West 3cd.
S7Oou WuF1H SN.5oo. must sell. lwo 'am'y
brick HAT. an iMpfpvpnrrtN excellent uClWhhurhuud
near TROLLEY. schools. elevated. wCc street
81 Rl6 kER 3OIS 3d av, lJGth s.
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WILLIAM NJ. RYAN, Auctioneer.

VIII srll az auction Al tie New York Real E-tat.
Salc,ro m III BroadNAy. at - clock noon,
TUESDAY, APRIL 9TH, 1901,
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,.r Observation-Disclosures. $3.50 90
a, ,s% sSl S3S. Brady 4 HauptInan vs. John ooo
e' e'Sr,Ss And Edward McConologue. .,..., oooo
The sun., 1901-03-31
<6gSssss> REAL ESTATE BOARD OF BROKERS'
II M%s% lei OF NEW YORK. %S>SA Tel
N( )N NO. III BROADWAY. M\ W.
W. WANTS AND OFFERS W.
OFFERS.

ARTHUR {. KErCHAM. 80 Liberty st Wants a
borhOOd Price, $50. 600 TO SS5, 900
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1901-01-10
Pingree May go To Cuba.

Ii is understood that one of the first
enterprises that eX-Gov. Pingree will
tackle is the development of an asphalt
bed in Cuba. His excellency has agreed
TO go to the island within week or
two and examine a rich bed of the paw
ing material which has been discov-
cred in Cuba, with the possible idea of
investing The contempt proceedings
in the Ingham circuit may interfere
with his plans, as it had been expected
that he would leave on the 9th, but as
he is summoned to appear in the Ian
oing court room Jan. Q, this may be inn
possible, unless he should decide To
snub the court by going away.
The Cuban asphalt matter is not the
first venture of the kind that Mr.
Pingree has been interested in. 1t
will be remembered that he took trip
to Venezuela about four years ago to
inveCtigate asphalt in that country,
and a company of Detroiters was
formed to so into the business, but
Che deal fell through.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1901-01-10
Found Dead i'm Red.

Bishop Ninde, the beloved head Of
the M. Il. church in Detroit, was dis
covered dead in bed on the morning OF
the Sd. The bishop retired about
eight o'clock on the previous evening
and in the morning at the customary
time his son George went to call him,
and found him as though still sleeping,
He left him, but when later in the
morning the bishop did not appear,
Mrs Ninde went to call him. Finding
him as she thought still sleebing, she
tried TO rouse him, and failing, called
to her son, who discovered that his
father was cold. DIR. DIN, few min
utes later, said that he had been dead
Seyeral hours
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1901-01-10
NEWSY BREVITIES.

While VIM Chidester and his wife
who reside near Marietta, O., were
absent on the 9th, Thomas, 9-year-
old son, emptied both barrels of a shot
gun into his sister Florence, aged Ia,
killing her instantly. The boy fought
for possession of the gun when neigh
Dor arrived on the scene, but seemed
TO have no idea of what he had done
Gen. Macarthur has ordered the de-
portation of Gems. Ricarte, Del Pillar,
Hizon, Llanera and Santos TO the island
of Guam. Nine regimeptal and four
subordinate officers, with eight civil
ians, including Trias, Tecson and Ma
bini, notorious assistants of the insur-
rectionists, have also been ordered to
be deported
Charles Alexander, grand duke Of
Saxe-Weimar, is dead. He was born
at Weimar in 1918
Train No A on the Henderson road,
was wrecked two miles east of Hem
derson, KY, on Dec. 30, and five per-
sons seriously injured.
The U. ,. government began the new
century with a treasury balance of
sl44,14l, 474.65. The receipts for the
last six months of the year were 1921. :
s41, SCI. 80, which was gain of 81, OOO,-
600 over the same months year ago.
The expenditures for the same period
were S273. 800, $50. 90, which Is $40, 900. :
900 greater than year ago