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The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-30

An officer of the Salvation Army has been called into court in Omaha to ac- count for a three-month- old baby, which he is holding at the barracks in default of a board bill.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-30

The Eilenberg Studio of Music Closed for season. Will reopen Sept. lst at 1l4 s. Perry St. -adv. Robt. B. Etlenberg.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-30
Fine Watermelons on ice.
 NORTON & RUDULPH. Phone 49.

Italians own nearly one-hslf of the com merciaI interests in the city of Buehoss os Ayres. They comprise about one-hniFo oA the 300 900 inhabitants of that clty'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-30

Fine Watermelons on ice. Phone 49.
 NORTON 6 RUDULPH.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-30

the gentleman from Talladega would insist upon the previous question, and then I expected to move to reconsider the vote on yesterday. which was laid on the table. but the gentleman from Talladees has very generously with question. and have withdrawn my demand for a reconsidera- tion, and the question will come up on the report of the committee.
 Mir. Watts and Mir. Browne sought recognition, and a delegate suggested calling for the previous question.
 MT. Browne-It will not do any good, because I will be asked to withdraw any motion, and, as said by the gen tleman from Wilcox. I am so generous that I am. bound to withdraw it, and yield the floor.
 MT. watts-I had not intended to have anything to say on this subject, but I feel too keenly the responsibility which rests upon me as delegate upon this floor from the great County of Montgomery.
 MT. Browne-WilI the gentleman al- low an interruption for a moment?
 Mir Watts-Yes.
 Mir. Browne-The committee desires that this question be settled, and that we do not consume the whole of next week in the discussion of it, and if the gentleman will yield for a moment, I will make motion that we remain in session until this matter Is disposed 1t.
 To which there were many express sions of dissent
 Mir White-Thls matter is one of too much importance to be voted on when the attendance is as small as 1t is today.
 Mir. O'Neal Gauderdale)-In view of the importance of the question, and I think it is the most important
 The President-The gentleman from Montgomery has the floor.
 MT. O'Neal-I just wanted to make a motion. which. I think. will meet with his approval. In view of the import ance of the question. and think 1t is the most important that has been con-
The sun., 1901-03-14
NIW NFfT UtOIORIDI ~ TOWN.
The washenfret," Members wife C,'I u
seems To believe a. Love and Cleanliness.

The existence Of new church. hitherto
unEuown was mad" known yesterday hv
Mr. Mary Jackson, color"d when -hr had
hcr husband James ny before Magistrate
cornell in the West Side police court To- answer
q chnrg" Of u9n-suppuri Mrs Jackson OK
ulpIucl 10 the Magistrate that she cam, hero
righf months ago, and they went 10 live NJ
.s2 W"~t Fprticth street \ few dlNS ago
lame. loft her and went 10 live At roo Nn.,
r cn'v- 18th street Since then he wouldn't
-upuprt h"r
"Silc" den can't do mn pin wld him
The Washington Church, asked tho
Navi-trat. Where l. IL ! don't know
thtt over heard of IT And what has IL 10
,io with spelling your husbAnd''
a. sT "a s.niat 4" Wsth!RSS,SE SSrch 'EgrG9 dfc d.
what cali, u You see. de members wash
Zach ota"rs' feet
"Why. this IL something new" said the
Magi.tra'", much Interested Tell IN" more
about u
Jane. here, he could tell you il he wan,cI
much about il ! Call1 il de 'Na-houfrct
Church hut they calls II dc Church Of God F."
"Aud hat 10 thnv h"lcyN in'' va-ask"d
Nhv. evnrvhodv washes each Others foT'.
tlrn cverv body hugs and kiss each o'hcr
las ofall dcy blows holiness inter each other
why. this -ismostextraordinnrv," "remarkcd
Tho NIqgi-trlta And Whcrc l. the Churth>"
ON Fortv-siIth street. between Seventh
and Eighth avenues. on de norf sid" of de
street, over y livcrv stnhlc, said the woiuau
Inmcs Jack son denied all KNOWLEDGE NJ the
church on his promise to go back To- rhila-
dnlphia with his wife and 20 he good he was
III schirgcd
The sun., 1901-03-14
THE CAT ON THE GIN BOTTLE
IL Anybody Caf-No Trademark Gomez
Down From the Ginny Past.

The cat as a trademark was considered
by Justice Scott Of the supreme Court yes-
terday In a dispute between two liquor firms
over their labels one firm wanted to en-
join the other from using a label which had
a cat in the same posture as tho cat on the
plaintiffs labels. The Judge finds that
except for the cats the labels are otherwise
distinct. and he proceeds To dispose of the
plaintiffs two contentious that by long Use
the cat was its trademark In connection with
the sale OF gin, and II the cat In n general
sense was not its trademark that a cat ssJhnt.
reouardant, with tail erect. was plaintiffs cat
exclusively.
The Judge says that cats have long been
used as emblems on gin bottles. even before
plaintiff or its predecessors adopted that
device 50 there is no trademark In IA cat In
general. Regarding the cat In the position
represented the Judge says
The peculiar position OF the tail Is not
universal In the pictures OF cats upon bottles
of gin. but even that peculiarly was present
In the representation of the cat used upon
a label for gin bottles by another firm before
the plaintiffs predecessor adopted II. In
fact. the label used by the plaintih was de-
viscd under the direction Of his predecessor
Of a label heretofore used by "a concern IN
New Orleans with the cat with an erect tall
used nv the nrm above mentioned The
plaintiG cannot, therefore. claim prior or
exclusive right to the use OF "a hgur" OF a cat
such as h" displayed
An injunction was denied.
The sun., 1901-03-14
THREE JOIN MARY JANE MMiHON
Two Men and "A Woman GO to work Wth Her
At Paterson.

PATERsoN y i March 10 4 break oc-
Cured in tho strike of the Frank \ Dugan
veavcrs to-day Two men and woman
went to work with Mary Jane Mcmahon,
the only woman who refused TO 60 on strike
and stuck to her loom all week IN" women
pickcts In front Of the pal" min reported
this to a meeting of strikers
A hundred women gathered NJ tho pal"
mill at noon 10 catch the four wcuverS n
they came out. but the four remained In u"
mill all dav In the evening when they
came out they were met by crowd of striker.
who urged them to quit work, saying that
the strike was for uniform scale Of wages
ard that the four we're inlurIug tn" ChHn,c-
@, the strikers Ia" four would not gNo
the strikers anv satisfaction They Wcro
allowed to 20 home uuWui"st"d
\ strike ~ the !lclv"t a silk mill WIS 1v"r'"d
this afternoon hN N" company rrn"rny
an immediate advance Of lo per cent and
promising to give tn" iu'l schedule on Nav
/. providing the schedule was given ~ the
other mills on that dat"
The strike at the lIaledon velvet MIL was
settled TO-DAY and the fifty young girls r"-
turned to work The company gay" them
an advance of 50 per huudle. With thi@
increase the girls will be able to make from
- To SC per week
The sun., 1901-03-14
SNEITING COMPt>i HEID TP.
Continuance Of Temporary Injunction Mny
Block Things for Weeks.

TRFNTON, y J., March l3 The Court
Of Errors and Appcals allowed a stay
to-day which continues the temporary
Injunction given bv Nicr-C Chunccllor Stevens
restraining the American smelling and Re-
filming Comuany from Increasing It's caIital
stock to slcO 900 900 and from purchasing
tho rlnnts of NJ GugVcuLpim A Son, for
.t5 2no nno. The stay continue, the Restrain
ing o-!or until tho ems. has been decided
by tho Court of Errors when the Injunction
will be dissolved or made uermnucnt. ac-
,ordiny TO tho Court decision as to whether
the protn.ed purchu.. /, lcral or otherwise.
Tho .t,, vas ohttiu.d after the Court had
ust,r.I :, orrur,.n, hv Edward Ioutcrhach
~ >,o y,,L o,d richord Y Iirtshurv of
lIi,ob.,h r,,,a.,,,,ir, vuliau N b,raId
nal ,,Lar ,,,,,,rit, .to,l.holl.r- ~ tho
.,,.i,i,,,, ,,,,,,.a,,,. ..J h,. 1l,,,,,,s T.
,,a,,"r ~, 49,, yl,,. ,,.a ,,,rl,s ,o,tir
,.,,. - .ii.,',,,rs cC ,L, d,,,,o,,
a., I A. rt,
The sun., 1901-03-14
SINGERS CHANGE PLACES.
charlotte Msconda and shannon Cumming,
TO Leave Cho,rs with which III , Sing.

Charlot'" Maconda tho well-known soprano,
who fot several years was in the choir Of the
seventh Avenue Baptist Church. recently lost
Ter place there under circumstance, that
'h4sed considerable discussion aud very
warm protests irom Miss Maconda's friends
". Nay tho changes IN the Choirs take place
ana II became known Yesterday that shannon
'.Mu.HSS. also a well-known church and
.."."ft singer, had been engaged To- take
Ms Ma'urda's place. The latter IL to take
''eI1aoa ~ the West Presbyterian Church left
'b'tnt by Miss Cumming~s retirement, so
.""t these two singers. who are about the
.'Nt fnpwn IN tLeIr field, VIII do no more
nan chan ge places
very Few pc sons realize" " said one OF the
N'"'hhp"H cAoir agents yesterday, that
'''.F lev y"Ifr a congregation gets tired Of
10 rHsn. ana wants little novelty: the man
woman s.uES Iu-t a, well A. he or She ever
.'' ana ta0rc is no objection To he found
any ot'"r ground But the congregation
way. '' -"" new faces and hear now voices
a. ... NhE"r - ,lrL4 ,~'u with "A letter saving
o" ~ She ht- given perfect satisfaction
d 'S IN "N"'N way qualified for the work oi
'..h -IHF.'S and is dismissed for no Ot her
''"i a'u That tho congregation Is d".lrDuS
' us us some. .uiy else In no bus mo-, or
I.'.Hu would person be likely to lose
..t.' iN'ri tu~ that foHspn, h1t - j. No.v
..t.' 10 ID church choir. Whenever th's
..N' l"fsun leaves u choir II D. usually ho-
.-'' '.. '' sror1t'0u wants 70 SOC and l"sr
.''F ".r' IA ~" choir loft. and thIt ~
The sun., 1901-03-14
IFHIGH LOCOMOTIVE EIPIODES.
Three of a Freight Trains crew Killed while
the Cars We're In Motion.

NlLKEs-BAERF. Pa, March IL Bv tho
e>plo4ion OF the boiler of Iehirh Valley
freight locomotive C3", about 3 40 this morn
ing nj Mud Run three men were killed They
Yare Engineer Wilson Albert, Fireman MOI
gan Marsh and brakeman Robert McNulI'n
The bodies we're mutilated beyond re,ogni-
ton.
along at an average rate OF sTe"d when IN"
evnl1.ion occurred The eugi icvr and ir"-
man were in the cab and IN" brakeman on
ihn tender They were hurled many feet
away from the track. The ensi wa- throNn
River IN few hours the track, were cleared
and trnrlc was resumed. There va no dam
age done 70 the train.
The sun., 1901-03-14
DIiS BrTTER, ENEiSSY Si)S.
New Workers Interested In Mexican Invcst'
mrnt. Inquire nv Telegraph.

several gentlemen who are int"r"-t"i N
NcAICHu investments and who hu'" hr"n
alarmed 10y conflicting reports OF n" h"tit
Of President Diaz sent a telegram IL inquiry
e. III" Mexican Ambassador IN Washington
Yesterday asking what IA" truth wa. Ia
reply they received a telegram from the first
sccrctnry of the LEGATION, ia witch lie ~aId
that President Dia2'- health. according to
il" latest adviCcs from N"NlCo. Wa much
improved. and that h" would be In tho CITY
of M"NIDu within few days
The amount Of American capital invested
Industrial enterprises in Mc>ico l. very large.
and ih- health Of IT," President is matter ~
great interest To al, OF the persons vito are
Interested N these urop"rtJr-
The sun., 1901-03-14
cHYLDy DEPORTATION STOPPED.
Judge Boarman Denounces . Federal Ruling
That wouid Separate Father and Daughter

Nrv OpIvAss March 4, tud,o poarr,a,
| OF the J,ni,ed states Dis,r,o, 60, da-iaaa
| TODAY thar an ItaIia, I,,,,i,roo, IN, iiahI.
! to deporta,,on because n, di.oasa ar,,id ao,
| be sent b.ck 20 I,.Iy I, 10, ,a,h., 80 -,
| nounced his all.oionc. m his Li,,,, a,,I had
, tnken the nscassary s,on. 30 h.oa,,,
American ci,izan Tho ca.s ia ,bs, ~, C,o,ia
di sinone n child q v.ar. old ubo {, ,be
contention q, tho Irnni0rn,ior CON o,niss;orers
had bean unhe,d nv tho cour, n,orld b,y.
been left ui,hout n countrv
Francesca di sir,oro ,ba ,o,hor o,,,. %
this country four vears ago lsayIng ,ho littls
girl I'm Itnlv with ber gra,d,,n,bor ia
prosperod hcre and ia mol, 20 do WIZ, ,ba
grandmother died he sont for Cra,ia whom
she arrived An insnection NV thu I'nitod
States Marina Uosnitsl .uroson. .houed
that she WAS sufYerinp from a disease of ,be
eyes
The i'm uiyran, i,snec,or. ord.-.d ,bs
owners of ths steamsbin sonnione which
brought the child over here to taks her back
The sun., 1901-03-14

The lihrary o! Teachers College has r"-
ceivcd glft from the library of th" lat" MrS.
Peter Bryson, copy Of "Eihon Bnsilike. '
the defcrcc Of Charles !, upon his MnJ"sty's
calling this last Pa parliament" The boob Is
referred 10 In an accoinp anyiUC note hv a
former owner as "a curt oslty with few peers
among II. kind: a record of IA" thought,
and IouginrS II n royal mind a. % TN" OF
siyu4I di-frrs. The Voun" ha- III" poCU!-
iaI!tv about II Of being one of a few HAT w"r"
rrInted and distributed among IA" more IN
December IG4S. although. Ike Hll oih"r-, l.
h"ar- the dat" lGiH, Who NtS tA" rr''
rc,ipien, has never been learned. hut n b.
...i- tho rovni 'Irhor and also The oWlle-
n. .iic .ugroSs ug inside, - must h0v" boon
.t"livcrod in Icrson 20 som" on" of the Kings
v,rN 'u'IU a',-
Ilo uonk !, bound in heavy leather. and /.
I'm 81 state ~ ,Vc.licn' Tr"~rrN GtI"1
The sun., 1901-03-14
To Improve the Marine Barracks.

The work Of repairing and putting in good
sanitary condition. tA" marin" barrack-
NJ the nav, yard vii b." started AT once
und"r IN" direction Of col M"Hd" The re-
tort If tho board which recently made an
examination Of the premises had It, affect
and an aurr"prlti"u "i 'l7.io1 has been
allowed ~ addition ~ "a" S2s,pv1 first
rrartnd Tie board recommended SEQ ooo
~ l,t-t 'pr 'uc VorN. hu' col Mead" has said
i..' u" .,I 10 de- IN" I'-' rr Dtu with iho sI5 ipn
allowed n l. IA. lra-'i' intention to erect a
I"N huuuug GirrD. u l'rO the present
structure loI htft-. ,l.-'t-, md living rooms,
mud to r-n the old barracks Tor Sleeping apart
uputs 0Ul.
The sun., 1901-03-14
Morri. Canal Question Rcforc Jersey senate

TurNroS. y J March 10 Tho hearing on
thc hill providing for tho Abandonment of tIc
Morris canal was continued before Tho Srr.itr
Committee on Corporations thl, afternoon.
when many arguments W"r" Wad' Tor and
20 l1lf@t the u"t-nr"
Nr Reed. for President Pin"v of the Scne'o,
in'rpd Iccd uil in ~" Son1t" to-d1" lro-
vidug for the appointmout OF q commission
pf -iV members 10 inQnir" INTO tn" question
of 'hn i.lndonm"u' nf IN" canal uiri an
matters r'riaiuing thereto, and TO report 20
the n'yf Legislature II successful iu 'e,rlr-
iug 'ho rae-ug' ~ this ret Nr Prn"v Vorld
OF ,n,.r.a block anv action for the Uro~au'
The sun., 1901-03-14
DIED.

ABRAMS HEADQUARTERS SEVENTH RFGI-
Mr~r NATIONAL GUARD. Y. Y.-Srw YORK.
MARCH IS. 1901. with profound sorrow n. Com
unndiug Orlccr announces the death Of MAJOR
james clark Abrams. faithful soldier Of tie
State for over forty years.
The f.ucrul Win take place from the Church oitc
Puritan, on Thursday, March II, 1901 at ?
O'Clock =. NJ
Companies II, &, ~ l., and Will parade In tulI
uniform and ovctc5at,, under the command
oi Major Cono,cr tor duty a. escort.
The Tield STAFF. Nou CommI--IorC S'aF. I'os-
pItal CORPS and on z, and member, Of the second
battalion are requested 10 attend TO funeral
In flr uniform and side HIms.
Assembly at - 80 O'Clock T.. VI. Ey order =
col. DANIEL APPLETON.
DE WITT c. FALLS. Adlutant
NFTrRANS or THE SFvpNTH RTGINEST.
Members Of the Veterans Of the Seventh Regiment
are requested to attend the tuuctal service uf
Major James G. Abrams CEighta company at
church of the Puritan ith az. and l31th At on
Thursday, March II, 1901. at ? O'Clock T NJ.
THOMAS pIMoND, Colonel
pvCKENHt an. on Wednesday, March ~, 1901.
at his residence, "a King II, New York city.
Edward q. Buckenham, In hlS 77M year,
Notice ~ funeral In Fridays paper london.
England, papers please copy.
coNKIIN. on Monday. March II. 1901. suddenly.
MARY fWWa WIZ W '''S'"' - '''''''" "''-
daughter OF Mary e. and ihe late ftedeflcs H.
Wood.
Friends are invited 10 attend NE funeral services
Al her late residence. l46 West 77ih st. on Thurs
day afternoon. March II. laoi al half past
O'Clock. lnicrmeni al WOODLAND al convenience
Of the family.
covTr-A, Moutclsir a. j. on Monday March II,
,ool At his re.ldence Joseph Cont, in his o2d
year
Funeral saturday March IL, 1901 Friends
viii take train from barclay or Christopher SIS
ferries at p2O A. 81.
rrSXr q, .ru,sd,y March II. Ip0l Char',.
r,uip. -, lanes son OF ,b, lat. Alfred RolIln.
,r1 ~ n. lane Fisk,
run,,s, utiy,te Mt Providence, n
Gr.RNry ON -ru..dny. March - 1901, .vdd.rlv
NJ s,u,. u,iyht. disease ChArlr. H. ,,,,tr.,
4, h,s ,isty,n,
r,,n,,.I from v,ltotf.A.tor.a on FRIDAY March
"a 1901 ,2pN Chicago rauer. Meas, SONY.
HOLDEN. on Tuesday morning. March l., 1901
the Rev. Robert Holden, tot many years rector
Of Trinity School. In the 7ith year Of hIs axe.
Relatives and friends OF the family and also former
members OF Trinity School. are kindly invited
The sun., 1901-03-14
TOLEDO ~ DANGER OF FLOOD.
An Ice Gorge Has FILLED the streets with water
Rising Six Inches an Hour

TOLEDO. Ohio. March l2-The citizens OF
Toledo are greatly alarmed over the ird.ca-
tonS Of flood An enormous gorge OF I'"
has formed a. tho mouth of the river. where
il emptie~ into the hay and the water IS back
iuy IN into tho CITY NJ the rate OF six inches
an hour Water street /, flooded and lrr~GIo
Isle is under water. II l. feared the Cherry
street bridge T. ruined hv Ice banging th"
piers Every delivery team in the city that
can ba pressed into service l. nj work r"-
moving goods from Water and Front streets
10 safer quarters
The sun., 1901-03-14
Evangelist Young Held for BiSamy.

Evangelist Clarence Young, who was
locked up in Newark last SUNDAY night on
charge Of b!gainv. was arraicu,d hcfor"
Judge Schalk in the police court yesterday
morning He waived examination and was
committed 20 Jain iu default of S.5rn bail.
Neither Of tho women who claim Ia b. his
,.-l lN..s N :
The sun., 1901-03-14
Hermit Found Dead In Ills Cabin.

MlnDLErowN. Y. Y. March IA ogden II
Conlcy the hermit Of the town 81 Monroe
Orange county, was found dead at an early
hour to-da, N hi- cabin home. ono milo from
Mouru" Village. IN this county The probable
cause 90 death wa- apnpl"Nv t"ol"" v1s
uUntH 4" 'u.- %! tgc. ard "urlv b. lie. I' Is
-aid. = Disappointment on q love aNul" caused
~ r.ii ire mont To almost absolute rlI-lou -
90 fnrtI ~ '5o acres. ou which he La- resided
'uHuN wears with his horse. COW. duc and
chicken, n his only con pauions. lie s'ld lm
went to the village except to purchase sup-
plies.
The sun., 1901-03-14
iiuuIrd de RrSyk~ NrCh pcttrr.

'nr! d" keszke continues To- improve
ID '''.'t and II VI, siii last night that he
0'''r aa b" well enough 90 ~ing next
or "NE' '. po~,tIy" ANNOUNCEMENT
''... 'I- ."t h'ru r.n...
... .'"H t'...s' leo ..f," lIU.' ~ i'r
'. '.. .... Irtu saturday rpht
u I..1t'.r'. url = pt-lraoci.
'..' ..I.".,"l M blrr.I and
o. i Mn"> NaciytyTe pud Olitzka
.f'".f NI-- N1cintvre Nill D.. heard
q" r the first time here
The sun., 1901-03-14
Dead Raby Left b, a Scai.Coated Woman.

A dead baby, n day old was left In the voS-
tibule Of the nathou-c AZ sol West l23d street
last night by middle-aged woman who
" ore n -eal-kin coat She jumped on nm
n policeman could arrest her The "dE
was taken 10 the MorgI"
The sun., 1901-03-14
More Platform Room ., the CortIsndt street
station.

Asa result of tho rGnrv complaints which
have been made of th" restricted space az
irdod 20 pU--tug"Ts on IA" uptown sid" ~
flr taTtllIaf street station Of tho Ninth
uy.u.lo elevated railroad .Iu" alteration, are
hriug made which will iu,Tea~e the Plat
iprin's area \ larV" vul'ing room. which
b.. been lii'In U-.i "y'ctt u u Newsstand
ht- hn"n transformed into IN open shed
and The chopper &C.,, aud rail have been
moved hrrE
The sun., 1901-03-14
ia.ru,n Mortar for rn- thirteenth Regimen,

B,ti..h,m Slcd ,ur.r.uy t1-dav shipped
q vorhIug model oi 9 3t-,loh mortar and
carriage T. the Thirteenth Regiment. y. q.
Of N"w York, which will he mounted in the
reg ment's armorv in Brpoklvn
The sun., 1901-03-14
MARINE TNTEIIIGfNfB.
MISrlrvqR ALMASAc-rHrs DAY

MISIATvpR ALMASAc-rHrs DAY
gu, rises sis sun sets. COS Moon rises. 80
HIGH wArHR-TH> DAY.
sandy Hook i.lg GOV "a ial / heh Gate. S:s'
Arrived WEDNESDAY. March ~.
s. Neu-ula Saeols. MsFS,ilo,. Feb 10.
\ Soma loo. Thomas. lI',rnn'L Naf'h !,
- = .Vq.rr VafNp.,G. London. Feb p.
$ Tyt McirlSrn. Sagua, March >
- CHEROKEE, GattIu. A1ua lch 2
- II, ~. Erk."U. Santiago. March ,
- S,al. .'u. nm Nnuaautllo Feb q
:, Grenada NItcl..,.u lon Spain Nafch o,
:, cram IHf.. Nal'r. Si.lol's. MN-ca :
s, Jefferson. Ip,r Norfu'H. March -.
:, cr,. R.k GrlvcS,on. March
y, Comarche prunlr st"n. JACK sSonvtUe. March TO-
SS Hlurn,.d,, curry. BA1tuut, Mhtch u
- Iio,itu Han. lragr loftau6, March u
=, Sou Marcos. Noo.Naru boston Match y.
s. Ni'rSt.r smith ,vc'pool March
SSIh'l'i, iphli. Mckinney, LvrIuol Feb. ~
s. Simon .. Murphy. ,roek'r, Newport News,
SE.p Tor, Elgin, Hand, South shields, Jan. 20
Shin Ua.mpral Rpup. London, Jan. u.
Shr Er>kmc VI Phelps, Graham. san Francisco,
Srin H,rtfcli. Davies. GLASGOW. Feb. %,
is.k = lvcr Sea, SNOW. Natal. Jan. iS.
RAN iaerc,,o Charcia singapore, Sep, 81.
Nrrk FsrryIA Hsyeta. smyrna. Dec
Brlr Tr'd'tCka S'hrrp, Ings'tnW. Feh =
Brig q Is Lo,khaIt Sheridan, 'ufacoa' Jan D
ARRIVED our
SIS Ethiopia from New York. at glasgow
IS Teutnn e from New Work. at Liverpool
s. PhPuica. from New YORK, Tor Hamburg on
Ii,ard .-,
SAILED rVpI roRggN FORTS.
S. oceanic. from Liverpool. Tor New York
The sun., 1901-03-14

S. PhPuica. from New York Tor NhmhurK on
Il,afd .--
Sunday morning globe., 1901-12-15
The Real Issue.

Admiral Schley has been declared by the
Naval Court of Inquiry TO be in supreme
command on July 3, 1905, and to have won
a glorious victory in the total destruction
of the Spanish feet" This settles Samp-
son and the Bureau Of Fabrication. Samp-
son will now disgorge that prize money
which he falsely claimed and was Illegally
awarded. As to the things the Naval Court
says Schley did not do, and the things he
ought to have doue-bah, who cates2 Naval
etiquette and discipline may condemn him
along these lines until the crack Of doom,
but that the official declaration Of the Court
of Inquiry names him the sole commander
and laureled victor Of Santiago is THE real
issue and the triumphant vindication Of Ad.
miral Schley by his fellow sailors. He dis
obeyed orders, well, suppose he did? Nc
Mahon won the baton of Marshall of France
and the Dukedom Of Magenta for the same
oifense. Schley has been declared 'inac-
curate," "dilatory," 'misquoted things.
etc. etc, but this paragraph obliterates all
that and stamps him the idol and the hero
of the fighting Americans:
His conduct during the battle Of July 3
was self-possessed and he encouraged, in
his own person, his subordinate officers
and men TO fight courageously'
And this completes the record:
"Schley was the senior officer of our
squadron of Santiago when the Spanish
squadron attempted 20 escape on the morn
ing of July 81 1905 He was i'm absolute
command and is entitled 20 the credit due
to such commanding officer for the glorious
victory which resulted in the total destruc-
ti0n of the Spanish ships.
These two paragraphs viii stand in his
tory and forever proclaim to the coming
generations the victory Of Santiago and the
iIlustrous name Of the victor Winfield
Scott Schley,
Vale Sampson,
Sunday morning globe., 1901-12-15
AcnuIttaI of Mrs. Bonine.

The GLOBE predicted some weeks ago the
acquittal of Mrs Bonine Atthe time there
were but few persons who held similar
views and the press was silent on Monday
last the Times joined us in the prediction.
The jury reported on Friday evening at @
o'clock after less than FIVE hours delibera-
uou a verdict of Not Guilty. And the jury
could do nothing less from the testimony
presented by the Government The Cove
ernments attorneys, Messrs. Gould and
Taggart, did their whole duty, and have in
creased their prestige at the bar by the re-
markably able manner In which they
handled a very weak case The counsel for
the defense, especially MI Douglass slept
and eat. SO TO speak, with the cause Of his
client and never was client SO loyalty, in-
diligently and ably served We congratu-
late Mrs. Bouine on her triumphant acquit-
tai and the viudication of her fair fame