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The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1901-08-01
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IS. 1, 2, 3 and 4 carry mail.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1901-08-01

JAMES HILL, Register.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-03-02
Port Deposit.
PoKr DEposIT. March |. 1901.


Ihr "t'cl Nh"g IS y" sal" '6oh treeh IN
PORT DrDOSd al SttbJntJS Nt,rS SIQ1LH 8
,..,,.,s cam,
.r.,-...,
W. az" No.. 4"i W. '''' III A'"'i'' VI
Baltimore. aud Mr. Peudt"ton OF Beverly
W. st lr"&'. -, E'r" IL town TOR several days
Miss Br.'" y. Naun"mon visited friends
Ia OH'Ort from Frn'a' urili Monday.
Mr. C"ohnau Leach and daughter Of Baiti-
more are Ni-!IihR hf A = b"Ni~.
] r. G. v, pG.uS If the Port Drpo.it Ma,
tiouai Bank ua- u... hpuur,d by q vernon
Smith in nrng rh, sen cu0ot hrarer in tho in
nugurnI Ia,nfo IN WASHINGTON neXt Monday
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No., :. rI,.,,II pn,','. > r' W
..Tba W. l,i,t,, N,',,nr, y NJ ~
song, "The star Spaugl"d Banner" derlama-
non EN- 'ey on Washington, NehvIit
w, W ,Dti,n H., n'pl",
form: song. "God Of Our Fathers"
Edward Baxter PER-, originator and chief
representative of the piano-forte lecture
.s snrr ',i -, uIG 'pi irc"I- ID
cinaily Tor the senior school and sanin.rr
Mr. Perry unfortunately is hIind bnt that
does does not de'r"'t from ms exquisite pltyin I.
piotho,o,, p,'t,r,';, Goir, o'S'
Samuel ~. Clair who has compIetra his
2jth wear a. superintendent. OF the Pr.sby
t"riah Sanhath Schnol, was presented with II
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-03-02
NEWS IN BRIEF.

The ladies OF Middletown are making
determined effort to open a public library
tn re.
The box social held by the Senior Me-
chtris last Friday evening at Bay View. was
av,~y pleasant and profitable affair. About
81 were realized.
--Govcrnor Smith has designated j. T. @.
Fl pkins, Jr, OF Cecil county, to be color
bearer in the inaugural parade in Washing
ton, D. g.. on Monday.
In this issue appears the advertisement
of George A. NJ. Johnson. the euterprising
gra and implement dealer of leslie, this
county. Mr. Johnson has built up very
lar 90 business in this progressive section of
G ell, and 1t will he to the interest Of the
CECIL WHO readers TO note his announce
meat each week.
"A committee has been appointed by the
trustees OF the Methodist Episcopal Church
at North East, to take into consideration the
g4re-al overhauling and repairing of the
clurch, frnscoiug of the walls, making
changes in the windows, remodeing the
basement. etc 1t is d sired to commence
work on the improvements this spring.
--Contracts have been let by the Baltimore
aud Ohio Railroad Company to a New York
firm for the substitution OF automatic for
manual block signals on the 100 miles of line
between Philadelphia aud Baltimore. la
connection with this change number of new
side tracks controlled by interIocked signal
are to be built The now block signals are
to be semaphores on iron posts worked by
motors and controlled by block circuits, n
home and distant arm being on each post
A peepng Tom has been causing tho
people of Smyrna considerable uneasiness of
late The man is of medium height, and
well built. He has been skulking around
looking iu the windows. and on Friday
was seen on the corner OF South and Union
streets, where he entered the yard OF prom
inent business man. A servant going in at
the rear OF the house frightened him away
but he returned, and the gentleman residing
there got his revolver, crept up on him and
grabbed him but the fellow escaped.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-03-02
COMING SALES.

(sEE AID. IN ANoTHfR COLUMN oFTHIs IssUE)
Tuesday March Il p III pcrsc nal property
OF the late Arthur A. Mackey near Rock
Church,
Tuesday, March 5-ll o'clock sharp. personal
pr"rcrt, by Mrs II ID NJ, Howard at
Gilpin Manor near ElktOn.
Tuesday. March 81 O'Clock, personal
property by John II Thompson on Sandy
Hi farm near Mechanics Valley.
Frida' ,Much8-l p. m. personal property by
al en- McIane at { berry Hill.
Monday, March II h i O'Clock sharp. sale of
personal property by John Burke on his
farm ne mile west OF Leeds.
Monday March LIE m. personal property by
- - Merry on his farm i mile south of
Faru ingtOn.
Tuesday. March PHIL o'clock, Il. m at
Count House door. FIktnn Mortrag ed
real estate If Edward G. Williams, I mile
from Ia, View,
W. WARRINGTON, Assignee of Mortgage.
Saturday, March lr-l2 o'clock shnrr-Prson-
nj properly by IN Harvey on his farm
1T Chil6.
Saturday, March ,f-'l30 o'clcck-at Court
HOus door, Elktun, real estate of WIN
OtlCN deceased,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-03-02
Miscellaneous.

one Sprayer and Window Washer Do
nestle Sewing Machine. Model Printing
Press 5AS, all fixtures and 10 fonts "' type; ID
Water and Coal Oil Barrels, l Step Lauder, R
Barrels Vinegar, Gum Coat, sing" Barres
Breech-loading Gun, Flower Sands ana Pots,
lot OF Bird Cages, Hog Box, Feed Boxes.
TERMS OF SALE-All sums Of $40 and
under, Cash; over that amount n credit 81
Six Months will be given by Il . Inrcl aees
giving bankable note with approved security
with interest from date; on all sums over $40
n discount of per cent will he allowed fot
cash. M goods to ba removed until oondt
tons Of sale are complied with.
MRS. Fl. ID. M. HOWARD.
VIM. J. Smith, Auetioneer. mar2.D
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-03-02

Judge Stump ia i'll with the grip at his
home at PerrNvile.
Teachers Institute will be held in Elkton
in September ard will continue for Ave days.
james Ralson, of Iron Hill, charg
with passing "A worthless check IN Whining
ton. was released Oh bn! thursday
A full Attendance ~ members of Malta
boon Trlhr 1lS Imp Il NJ. is requested
next Thursday evening March 7th business Of
importance.
An exh'ilion. comprising a drama, music,
tai eauX 5tr. will hr given 10y the pupils of
Appleton public school on Friday March Sth.
If stormy tho L At evening.
A horse driven by John Kametha took
fright at the Elktou depot on Monday after
noon and runaway 1t was stopped on North
street before any damage was done.
Ross smith. Of ZION. is Just recovering
from an iljury which he received short time
ago. la strppTg # hi p rch, he fell run.
ming knife, which he carried. into his wrist.
severipg an artery.
"A slight fire occurred on Thursday, in a
small house belonging to VIM. b Healthy
near the gas house. The Siugerly Fire Com
pany responded and the flames We're extin-
guished before much damage was done.
William NJ Jackson, assistant supervisor
of sub division No ., Of the P W. 4 B rail-
road. has been promote t. a snphrvlsorship
on the JERSEY DlsvisiOu Of the Pennsylvania
railroad, with headquarters at Millevile, N.
j. He will leave this week for his new field
OF labor.
The patriotic entertainment in Mt. Pleasant
NJ L. Church on February % was great
success. Quite an interesting entertainment
literary and musical was prepared, and two
hours pissed very pleasantly and quickly
The Jr o A. NJ the Red Men and K. of p.
we're well represented.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-03-02
LAST FLORIDA TOUR.
Via PENNSYLVANIA Railroad

Via pennsylvania y railroad.
The last Pennsylvania Railroad tour OF the
eason to Jacksonville, allowing almost three
1Onths in f orida, will leave New York and
March 5.
Excursion tickets including railway trans
ortntion, Pullman accommodations (pne
erth), aud meals enroule while going on
le SPECIAL train, will be sold at the following
ales: New York 5000; Philadelphia, Hp-
sburg, Baltimore, and Washington, 5iS 90.
ltisburg, S53 90, and mt prcportlonate rates
ON othe. points. Returning pHssrngers
n use regular trains until May 81, 1901.
For tickets, intinerarie-. and other infor-
lati"n apply to ticket agents, Tourist Agent
| ll96 Broadway, New York, 1 Court Street,
f"okISn; 789 Broad Street, Newark, n. j.,
| Courander Jr., Passenger Agent, Bait
rrr District Baltimore Nd; COIN Studs,
IissenSrr Agent Southeastern District,
Ihshngton, ID. C, Thos. Watt, Pass~n-
Ir Agent Western District, PItIsburg, Pa or
Geo. w. Boyd, Assistant Geutr Passen-
lr Agent, Broad Street Station. Phlludel-
liza
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-03-02
Recent Transfers of Property Recorded
In Cecil County.

Sarah Grason to Rhoda A Larue
and Mary Carey, lot of land. ......... $50
McCuloul h Iron Company to 3. q 0.
r r. Co c"rtain lot and water right
at North East ....................,.. 1888
A. L. Crothrrs. Trustee, to Mary NJ.
DonnrlN, land near Rock Run..... $3.50
Rumsey Smiths and wife, to Alice NJ
Hilyard. lot III Port Deposit. S2OO
Silas J. L we AID Sarah F. Lowe, 10
Edwari T. Dawson and Sarah d.
Dawson. lot Of land in Eighth district.
Certain considerations and Sl.......
Tboma~ G rry It. al to Philadelphia
ana Baltimore Central Il, Il Co, tract
of land N Sixth district. 800. ........ SPAS
Eliza Jane Wilson to Joseph b. Ewing,
lot Of and................ ,,....... e12
John $ Wit and wife. tn j. tirrson j.
FOufd. farm IN Second district. +lS GOO
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-03-02

MIS- ". lhH'k"Fy, MT alu MRS, L.. Nj
Haues, Mr. and Mrs c NJ Boulder, Mr.. and
Mrs. r B. Frazer. Mr. aud Mrs. G. Il John.
son, Mr. and Mrs W. A Mitchell Mr.. and
Mrs Johh T. Brown. Mrs A W. Mitchell.
Mrs II. Cook, Of Tct ton. J Mr.. J.
Z. Rutherford, Of Harrisburg, Pa; Ms A.
l. Thomas, OF san Francisco, Ca: Mssrs
Ros" Drennrn, Alice Frazer, Emily Evans,
Bessie Evans, Emily and Jean McElmoyle,
Mary Smith, Gertrude smith. Eloise Vain.
sIeN Mrssrs Geo A Blake. Esq Geo. Il.
Ash j. Nj Post. W. s Evans. Jr., DR.. Arthur
Mitchell and Henry H Mitchell.
MIR and Mrs. Alfred Kirk of Pennington
gave a party in honor of their son Alfred on
Friday evening February 18th. Early in the
evening the merry company began to assem-
Bile. Games and vocal and Instrumental mu-
sic were Engaged in. The conf any was then
invited to the dining room whefe a bouuti-
tul repast was enjoyed AT late hour
the company began TO depart wishing Mr.
Kirk many happy years Those present
were:-Misses Maize b. ssie, Nettie and Eliza
beth EVinp, of Blake; Gertrude and May
belle Kirk, OF Blue Ball; Ethel Miller of Lew
isville; Marjorie Rutter. of Calvert Della
KIRK, Eta NJ Slicer, Lula and Nettie MrV-y,
Minnie. Eva and Mable Brckley. Emma
Thomas, Fannie Wilson. Messrs Howard,
Herbert and Willet Ewing, OF Blake; Curtis
Ia,; M;IIar otIouia an C,., I'm
Zin,. Cl.ranca md uerhart XII, ~ 80 ~ "
hurst; William SINNERS. Erne.t 7. Brick.y,
William Mnhuney, Erie and Elmer MAY berry,
William Moore, George aud Jesse Slicer,
William, Elisha and Ernest KIRK.
Tbo vi,o Crrb ,,.,,s or,t,,+,i,,,, 80, rui,
eva,'i,.,, ~ ,b h, ,I," "" '"'A
Ka,I nrym RiIn. na"r Foir an jn h,',. "uf
Mis-. Alma Fletcher, of pbfleInIplin A loroe
n,o,.rnm wnso. foIlnu,. Wn.,,. hr ~, CI,',.
Orchestra rprtt.ti,,,, IA, Az. tf,r,.',,, ~, =
reod,nr Nil Ann, XII, IIu.i.E a ,.i...,..
rec,tnfT,. n Miss Dora W,"Ein I.trn",n,.tni
soln Il, Mis- Helen Eilr- rn,Jir., Nj. Il 80.
rvr Ri,ns rpnito,i,,,. Nj. lI,,.I Cr,,,.I ,,,.t,
''.'', 80 -, '',N' ,rn '''' wa
,,,,.... ~. +, d. * CIV, ~ 'n'N
J, ,,..,r ,,,,'-'' ll''1 " ','',
..,,,,i,r.. ,,.r ,,,t I,.
-. '.,.- '"' '"'',' ''' ,'''
ID N"" ." i"'7''"y evening h'''h ".h'
Nr.arl Mrs y = ir,p ,r vr,,r,,.t..,. ,,,.,..,
is,oi i,,,,.,,i, 80 - '''' ", '%S,
daurbi"r. Miss Nellie kennedy ManIovr. to
Mr. Edward Gordon Armstrong. on rnurs-
m,y 'N'ulhH, March l4lh, at seven "'rt"c. q.
Cmrrh, a, wnrw'rk and = ' reren,io wv y,', l..
rpsilnBpR nj "a
imtrelintely nltrr tho CEREMONY
N. p,,u,c
"' "''l' ~ ~ n'.h US nIS n'ru eIrrte"
r. w 81 VI ~ "oa'i 81 trustees OF lu'
whrr.. he yrujnnIed in ts15 Ue viii ,n,.,
coed John Fl. Peck rn,i,teI MIR Rtrketts
was norm ~ Elkton: 1896, and Is the son OF
'u' TAT" f"'her " h!cke'ts' founder OF the
i''
On Wednesday evening Alfred Cburcbmop
was W. Iu, req To MIS- M'nho'la Brown. Rev
H. m"WhfaY Performed the ceremony.
of the yroom's friends came in the form of n
calithumpian, to wish him much hanpiuess.
,n,or,oooo.n. hoe ,oo, .,,so =, ,ho -,
,,o,,nn,,nt or W K,,h,-;n'' DE- o., ~ ''iU
est dau Inter OF Mrs Mary Pie to DR.. Nathan
II, Steel the marriage 20 take place at New
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-03-02
Household and Kitchen Furnilure.

Three Bedroom Sets, l Cottage st, Hat
rack, Wharnot, l Marbie'tup Irh.o, | W8t
nut Buffet, Walnut Refrigerator onPhuard,
Dinner Set lot Of Silverwarr, Glass naI
China; l CoOE stove, Coal = "\,.s .,ut Prpn,
l Louug~, lot Rockers and Chairs Mattress es
and Springs. Parior. Hall anu oll rr Lrpe,
l OAK Desk, Oak Extension T.air, / Wal,
tlnt FL n.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-03-02

THE home OF Mr..
and Ms Henry
al Mccullough
J on East Man
street. Eikton.
was tie scene
of a brilliant social
affair last Monday
evening, " hen a
nnnlh her of II cir
friends gave them Il
Pheasant surprise. in
honor of their filth
wedding auDlyer-
sary Before the
company dispersed.
al we're invited to
p ,rtake of a bounti-
fui collation. Among
those present were
Rev and Mrs. John
McElmOyle, Mr.. and
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-03-02
ELKTON MARKETS.


Pork .U6 to .V6E
Potatoes ...... .................. co
In Baltimore yesterday Southern wheat WIS
uI"trd atTI1, Cnts md western clos 4 s. cady
at rs aaG'i a, crrtS southern com was quoted
at470Isc n : and western Gle sed quiet ut "A Z
(944k c'nts THIS time last " / wheat sold
at 7''@@T 4 cents and corn sold II 36@@3S.a
cent,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-03-02

Two 2-Seht Carriages, YorE @np,,, 3 s"ts
Single Hnrne,s, . sets CARING l. ',a~, 3 ar
rage Collars, 5 Carriage Britt :, 5 I. = h"b.I,
] spreads, MEMS Saddles, l L'ules' saddle.
} Riding Brides.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-03-02
Dairy Utensils.

one Cooley 20-gal'on CREAMERY and Rh
,rgerator combined, 2S-gaIlon I.,h Chns. ,
Churn. Milk Buckets, Butter Bowl, PGDt4,
| Set Scales, 25 gallon Gravity 5 pnrator.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-03-02
Farm and Garden Tools.

Work Collars and Brides, Uattn,s Cow
Chains Rake-, hoes, Forks MtttocE, Plok2
Shovol~, Spade, Measures, Grlrdstohr. Hay
Gutter, Moving and Brier Sclth,s, Cross.GUI
saw
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-03-02
Carriages, Harness, &c.

All good Grade GuernseyS or J'r-e'~ . >
urge Berkshire Sow, will iurruT bY March I,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-03-02

Intending to quit farming | will sell At
pnhlic auction without reserve all of my
stock and farming utensils on my farm al
Ghllhs. Md. on
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-03-02

An eShi'ion, comprising drama, music,
tab eauX 5tr, will hr given 10y the pupils of
Appleton public school on Friday March Sth.
II stormy the L st evening.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-26
TILLMRN and NIL 4URIN
RESIGN FROM SENATE
Great Political Fight is On Between The Senator's
From South Carolina.
Win Go Before the People of That State in Joint Cam
paigT for Reelection.

spirited
McIaurin GHney
Of
or with the
expressed in tne
N a be held in November
Should Trnan
successful
20
of Tiluan asked him
Mcauln
10 the
VII
be
NlcSweeny
effect 10 yours
will
o
0
candidates in the field Each must specify Tor
m q 8
Ilaur IS bel a III
lluan a
differ earnestly hope that an
ILLInan and tight II out
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-26
WILL BE NO PROSECUTION.
Cases Against Carman and Others at
Manila Are Dismissed.

Manila, May 25.-The prosecution
against D. NJ. Carman, Senor. Carr aiza
and others accused Of trading with the
insurgents has been abandoned. The
military authorities consider that al
though the conviction of a number of
Manila merchants would be practically
certain, We're the investiga tons to con
tinue, the. prosecutions would be mex
pedient, as the consequent damage TO
business would outweigh the good ac-
complished
Provost General Davis, who has re-
viewed the testimony in the Carman
cases, said to the correspondent of the
Associated Press that while Carman
could be convicted Of trading with the
insurgents, it would be unjust to punish
hinb when nearly every trader in Ma
- is guilty Of similar practices.
s9Unless Generals Gables and Malver
surrender quickly. General Macarthur
viii concentrate a strong force of
American troops and surround them.
Cables is vainIy hoping for a guarantee
from the authorities that he wiz not
be tried for the murders and atrocities
he is alleged to have committed. Nal
Yer is Boosting that he will be the last
insureent to surrender.
The attempt Of General Hughes to
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-26
DE RODAY'S OUSTED
FROM THE FIGARO

Paris. Efay z5.-M. Antonin Periver.
heretofore. with NJ. Ferdinand de RO-
days. Joint editor in chief of the Figa-
70, announces in this mornings issue
of the paper that he has assumed the
sole editorship as the outcome of the
recent managerial disagreem- mt. He
says the journal will return TO its an
cient prOgramme-"tO please. instruct
and amuse''-and viii remain patTi-
otto without being partisan.
1t appears. according to the Gaulois
and other morning papers, that the
change in the editOrship Of the Figaro
was a veritable coup. A meeting Of
the shareholders yesterday afternoon
sustained the managing committee and
at 10 o'clock last night NJ PeriTeT ap-
peared at the Office and insisted upon
NJ. de Rodays leaving. The latter drew
a revolver. The cOTnmisSary of police
vas summoned. but he refused to in
terfere- Finally NJ de Rodays was
induced to depart
A majority Of the STAFF refused to
obey NJ Periver. who summarily dis
charged them and appointed new ed
itOrs. The paper appeared at the usual
her. It is probable that a law suit
VIII ensue.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-26
GONSPIRATORS PLAY
FOR GREAT STAKES
Plan to Defraud Life Insurance
Companies.
BOLD SCHEME EXPOSED
PLoTTERs HAD HOPED TO Sc
CURE SUM OF s67, 900.

Chicago. May 25.-One Of the greatest
conspfracies to defraud insurance COM
gan4es ever recorded was dicIosed in the
Defenbach case. today Not $1,000, as
the Indictment charges. but $4,000 was
the stakes played for, according to the
prosecution. A ruling by Judge Tuley
united the hands of the public prose-
cutCr, and the already celebrated trial
now takes on added interest and
greater importance.
The order of court permitting state
u7ents OF Marie a. IyefenbaCh, charged
with being d CO-COnSpiratOr and now
dead to be admitted in evidence, gives
the state mUcn desired lee-way,' said
Assistant Stats Attorney. Olsen. I'VE
win show that other companies We're
to be defrauded. The evidence is in our
possession, and the jury and court viii
hear it ALL
Following are the companies and fra
ternal societies in question, and the
amounts Of policies. Equitable Life in
surauce cOn1oany, $4,000: Mutual Life
Insurance O.. ~1any, $4,000; Security
Life & Trus- p .'npany, $4,000; Pruden-
tia1 Life InsuT nee company, $4,000;
Metropolitan Lie Insurance company,
$4,000. New York Life Insurance. com
pany, $4,000; Independent Order Of
F'oTesters, Canadian branch, $4,000
knights and Ladies OF Honor, $4,000.
Total $4,000
Marie A. Denen3ach, deceased upon
which were based the indictments re-
turned charging conspiracy to defraud,
naming DR.. August NJ. Enger5 Francis
Wayland Brown, Frank H. Smiley and
Marie a. Deffenbach as defendants,
are as follows: independent Order of
FOresters. Canadian branch, $1,000;
New York Life Insurance company, s.,
600; Knights and Ladies of Honor, 81
COO
The mysterious prescriptions, the
handiWork of DR. Unger, which Miss
Deffenbach had compounded for her
self. are now in the laboratory of q well
known chemist, VINO viii tomorrow mix
the chemicals according 70 the formU-
las of the prescriptions, 50 as to ascer-
tain whether the drugs called for con-
taiS life destroying prOperties in SUI
fcient quantities to cause death. An
Illustration of the manner in which at
least two of the cOnspirators under IN
dictment handled themselves is shown
J bv/the fact that the druggist who flied
the prescriptions st the direction OF
I Miss Dehenbach was induced to return
/ the orieinals TO her. The apothecary
more than likely, kept copies
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-26
aCUINALDO is COMING
TO The UNITED STATES
He Will Spend Next Winter in Washington and
Study American Institutions.

New York. May ga special to the
Tribune from Washington says: Agui-
naldo is likely to come to the United
States next fan and spend the winter
in Washington. This information
reached the war department in the mail
from Manila. He has informed Gem
eraI Macarthur of his desire 10 visit
the United States for the purpose OF
studying American institutions and
meeting American statesmen, with a
view of being more useful to hiNOwn
people in the future.
No objection to granting this wish at
the proper time has occurred to the
authorities at Manila. who regard the
proposition with marked favor. For the
present, however, and until after the
civil administration of the island is
firmly established, it is not contem-
plated that Aguinaldo should be re-
Heved from the restraint that is now
regarded as a guarantee Of his own
safety.
1t appears that Agufnaldo has been
influenced TO visit Washington 10y
Judge Arelano, whose loyalty to the
United States is unqUestioned, and who
believes that a study Of the economic
and political conditions in this country
by the former fnsurgent leader viii be
extremely beneficial in the development
of the archipelago.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-26
BIG COAL TRUST
Is TO BE FORMED

indianapolis, Ind, May 27.-The pro-
posed trust Of the coal operators. Of
indiana is in lire with similar move
r1ents now in progress in Ohio and Hi
noIs and the prospects are that gil
gantfc combination will be formed with
Il capita fizatiOn Of probably S5O,OJO, 600
The trusts in the three states VIII be
under different orss uizauons, but il IS
said they all may be financed by the
same source. which viii make e equiv
sIent TO one com biuatiOn as the object
Of the three wiz be Identical,
John $. Bays of Sullivan, Ind. who
represents the trust promoters i'm this
state, says the proposed combination
probably viii be known as the Indiana
Consolidated Coal company. and viii
have headquarters somewhere near
the center of the fields. The minimum
capital stock viii be SI0.000000, AID it
viii be incorporated under the laws
OF this state. The trust probably VIII
close down a number Of mines tenn
u1rarfIy. as the large operators assert
that there is at this time an over pro-
duction. Options have now been OBJ
tanned on over twenty of the twenty
four large companies of the state
According to AIR. Bays, arrangements
have already been made to finance the
rrofect. and ne admitted that the same
persons who viii furnish the money in
this state. are also anxious to furnish
the capital for the proposed trusts in
Illinois and Ohio.
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accomplish the surrender - the insur-
gent leader Luc'ban, on tnl island Of
Samar, is without result Battery h OF
the F15sth artillery, formerly com
Tnanded by the late Captain Henry j..
Reilly. has arrived here from China
Captain Michael SpeIIman, Lieuten-
ant DeIbert r. Jones and surgeon DUd-
ley w. WEIGH of company G, Forty
third infantry, stationed at Mason,
southern Leyte, have been arrested on
charges of trading in permits to snip
hemp from the closed ports, and VIII be
tried by cOurtmartial. 1t has not been
determined whether Manila. hemp buy
ers are directly implicated.