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EXPERT HEARD.

Continued From Page One.)
and recess was ordered pending Hrs ar
rival
Prof. Rudolph Witthaus testified to
having received from DIR. Donlin the
heart kidneys. liver. stomach and intes-
tines which were taken from the body Of
VIM. Marsh Rice
In reply to Mr. Osborne the witness said
that ne analyzed the different organs and
found traces OF mercury in the stomach
In the intcstnes he found about half q
grain OF mercury and about one-ninth OF
a grain Of mercury I'm the kidneys and an
unweighabe quantity OF mercury in the
liver.
There was not sufficient mercury TO
cause death. but the presence " II in the
organs Indicated that a larger quantity
had been taken by the deceased. but
lust how much hc could not determine
Mr. Moore asked the witness about
the fumes of chloroform anil how long
they would remain about the person "a
whom chloroform was administered but
the professor could not give amy definite
answer. He said that traces of mercury
would remain in tho system several
months after the drug had been introduc-
ga into the body.
This ended the taking OF testimony and
there was n recess until half past one
when the attorneys argument was begun.
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TO SCARE GIRL.
Electrical Buzzsr as an InCan-
tive TO Mairlmony.

vilkesbarre. Pa. April li.--John Daven-
Squire Donohue today, owing to his novel
method OF wooing s2-year-old Dolly VIII
nams, whom he was eager to wed.
Tie got the girl TO become his house
keeper. after she had been I'm the house
. few weeks and he saw she suited him
he began paying her little attentions.
Owing to the disparity in their ages. she
did not respond as he would have liked
Then. so she told the squire he rugged
up some electrical device that during the
night made a peculiar huzzing noise IN
her room aud made her believe that 81
was haunted She told the old man about
81 snd he said:
We'll. II you marry me the spook will
disappear" After being frightened sew
eral times by the imaginary spook she
chanced TO discover what II was and left
the house. lie was 80 angry that he
struck her. She had him arrested for as
sallt and battery.
After she had gone he made a will
giving her all his belongings when he died
If she would come back The will was
submitted IA evidence. IL Is IA follows:
"Iiunlocks Creek. April /. 1891.
'Dory Williams come back TO work for
me at 80 cents week. IL we can agree
and n she uses me white and the friends
that comes I'm half write ri ! dy wat
hay left shal be hers and IL she don't
use mo COED, this shall be nul and void so
! say me
JOHN DAVENPORT"
The squire gave the couple some good
advice and the girl agreed 10 marry Dav-
enport They left the offlce happy.
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TO STOP LIVE BIRD SHOOTING.

ine Of livo pigeons az Interstate Park has
resulted IN drastic bill which has been
framed through the efforts OF VIM
butcher aud Ralph waldo Urine. OF the
American humane society
Under the provisions OF this bin the
shooting OF pigeons either for amusement
or for the practice Of craftsmanship o.
made "A misdemeanor. The bill also pro
vides for the repeal 81 the existing law
which permits clubs 90 shoot pigeons FOR
practice and under which the shooting Of
birds D, the Interstate ASSOC alto. OF
marksmen Nss conducted.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-11
RAILROAD
men GO ON
STRIKE.
When Reinstatement Of Dis
charged Men is Refused
They Quil Work.

Wilkesbarre. Pa, April n.--About .
weeks ago thirty men employed IN the
car shops Of the Central Railroad OF New
Jersey were suspended. The officials Of
the company claimed work was slack IN
the shops and II Was necessary 10 reduce
the force
The men. however. claimed that they
we're laid off because they were promi-
nent In the labor union.
Several conferences were held with
Supt. Thomas With view OF having the
discharged men reinstated but he refused
10 take action. a grievance committee
went TO New York on Monday TO see
General Manager Warren
The latter told the committee that Supt.
Thomas had sole authority in the matter.
The report OF the grievance committee
was submitted to the employees at meet
Ing held last night. A resolution was
adopted giving Supt. Thomas until noon
today 60 reinstate the discharged men.
As he refused a strike was ordered.
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An UNUSUAL DEMAND.

london, April 1.-THE annual meeting
or the shareholders OF tho Cunard Line
Steamrhip company today was marked
bf an unusual Incident 4 shareholder
demanded that committee ~ indepen.
dent shareholders be appointed 10 iuqulrc
into The policy and position of the com.
PAM. declaring that The profits were
made solely from transport work and
that another war and more Jutcncrinz
would be required 10 assure future divi-
dends.
The motion was rot adopted but the re-
port recommending hVe per cent divf-
dend and per cent. bonus was adopt.
ed
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MIND UNBALANCED
BY HER READING.
Mrs. Keep Believed She Had Deep
Love for Man Not Her Husband
and Attempted Suicide.

Boston. April li-alrs Julia j. Keep.
wife OF a Boston tailor. will probably die
from a self inflicted bullet wound,and the
doctors say her action was due TO demen-
Tia caused by reading one OF tho literary
productions OF recent days.
Mrs. Keep shot herself after a period OF
partly incoherent talk OF deep passion
she had for man not her husbshN
The woman Is 30 years OF age. and It
has been learned that she has spent a
great deal OF time lately Ia reading. one
OF the latest books read was AN Eng
lish Woman's Love Letters" and this,
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the woman's physician says. unsettled
her mind.
Mrs. Keep left the kitchen at her home
this morning. going to the bedroom. Mr..
Keep followed, The wife spoke Of her
love for Tie unknown man. Then she
asked Mr.. Keep 20 bring her something
from the kitchen.
As the man stepped out OF the room he
heard the report OF "a revolver. Mrs. Keep
had shot herself. aiming at her heart
but infiicting a wound In her breast She
fell 10 the hoOr with the revolver at her
side. Assistance soon arrived and the po-
lice were notified. An ambulance was
called and she was taken 10 the hospi-
tai At the hospital the doctors pro-
nounced the case very critical
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ALLEGES DECEIT,
Ouggan Sues Cummings TO
Recover tho Sum Of $500.

A. NJ Cummings has been sued by
ParTfTK J. DuEgan. VINO socks 10 recover
$500 for alleged fraud aud DECEIT
Mr.. DugHan SAYS he was induced 90
advance money IN varying sums from 5000
up 20 1861 cj. Besides this Mr.. Duggan aid
work for Cummings and SAYS the latter
represented himself as the owner 81 two
houses 1t Maiden Mass. ana "a coutroll-
Iva interest IN prosperous automobile
faCiors at Cambridgcport Mass
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C01Tov MILL SOLD

Danielson. Conn. April 1.-THE Daniel
scnville cotton mill ownta by Geo n
Taylor of Clinton Mass has been sold TO
the Cochrane Co, of Dsdham. Mass
The mill usually employs about isN
hands but has been shut down FOR several
weeks. 10 81 reported here that the new
owners viii enlarge the plant and put n
In operation at once.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-11
TAKES OLYMPIC.
New York Manager TO Control
a Providence Theatre.

4 dispatch from New York states that
Manager Frank Il. Murtha OF New York,
has closed negotiations whereby y will
have the control OF the Olympic Theatre.
in this city, beginning April p. His OPEN
ing will take place ON that date with the
new Garrick stock company.
The house IL Co hc entirely remodeled
aud RENTED ana Will in future be known
a. the New Park Theatre. The opening
play will be ~'rhe Wages Of Sin"
MIR. Spitz Of Spitz & Nathanson. man
ayers ~ the olympic and Empire Thea
tres. was out Of town today. but his rep-
resentative at tho Empire Theatre stated
that the iufnrmu don vas substantiali.
correct he said thsf more detailed IN
fOrmH ton could ho obtained when Mr.
Spitz returned t0 this ciL.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-11

How to Tell the Genuine.
The signature OF II. w. Grove appears on
every box of the genuine Laxative
Bromo-Quinine.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-11
SWITCH WAS OPEN.

Omaha. Neb.. April H. wabash pass
cnger train No. T. north hound. was
wrecked today az WILCOX. Mo. by run
ning Into on open switch. As the train
WIS running slowly the engine was over
turned aud only the mail ear was thrown
Into tho ditch Tns passengcrs received
d severe si4aking up but no one was Sc
riously hurt.
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HIM.,

Tbis signature 10 on every boz OF the genuine
Laxative BrOm0.Quinine Tablet.
sAs remedy that cures . e''id IN enc ssy
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-11

To PREVENT PNEUMONIA AND GRIT
Laxative Bromo-Q Quinine removes the cause
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-11

MISCELLANEOUS
r. Safe Deposit. 100 20 -.
Xxx Dividend.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-11

10 CURE AcoI.p ~ oNE DAY
fake Laxative -iromo-O Ouinine Tablets. Is
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lt is ascertained that King Ed
wards complaint % lninbago. but The
attack IS not at an scrious.
Miss Helen Long. daughter Of Sec
reiary John ID. Long. died at Hing
ham. Mass. Of pulmonory trouble.
Failure for the week IN the United
States number i7s, as against i97 last
week. l17 IN this week u year ago.
lf5 iu 1909. and l63 an ls9S.
The Aeiiayionc. an anarchist sheet.
Rome. has been seixed hy the police
Tor publishing an article. signed by
Maiatcsta, defending Czolgosz
Ia Petit Bieu asserts tha; Mr.. Rru-
ger has sent 20 President Roosevelt
protest against the evporfation Of
horses and mmias TO South Africa.
81 is reported that the snd batiaI-
ion % the Leinster rrgiment. nov az
Kingston. has h~en ordered 10 pro-
ccsd 70 south Africa next month.
Reports Of an tmpending Csssist
rising ia Spain are CONFIRMED. The
doke OF Soiferino. the CarliS, leader
az Barcelona. has gone 80 the from
tier.
The sieamer Hattie K. plying be-
tween FIR Rapids and Fast Port.
Mich. sank in Torch lake The crew.
consisting Of two men, Capt Fred
Smith and bis 1s.yeer-od son, are
missing.
Twenty baillingS in The hear, 81
West Tampa. Fla. were burned. with
property loss of 5000. 900. The ARE
Was discovered in the large cigar fac-
tory Of Olfalloren & Go. II 4
thonght to he Of inceudiary origin.
Vesezneia srcIos Determined 10 ~
tritse her faiien fortunes az tsua jna.
Gen. Dasiias. with i.5oo n~n snd ave
ieid guns j. adsanrips toward Ia
Harlss- Al Curoga Gen. Dasiias was
absolutely routed, and Gea. Echese--
ria vas kilied in the battle.
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HUMAN FLESH SOLD.
It L. DcinE Freely Disposed Of In
the FnusIne District of ShRusi.
China.

Tacoma. Wash. Oct THE steam
ship Glenogie brings news OF human
flesh being freely sold in the frminc
districts Of Shansi. China. 10 brings
$50 cash ia small Chinese coinl per
catty Of one and third pounds
Babes and young children are beins
huichered. The empress iowager has
commanded that the practicr be- stop
ped. but IS able 10 enforce her orders
only around iIsiaR Fu.
'fhc money collected by the Chris
tisn Herald. Of New York. has savel
thousands from starvation.
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NEWS CONDENSED.
fntcr~-ftnG f-t~fftE~re> catA<r<s
by wire Frsr- An P-rt. ss
nsfh Hemtrphrs~s.


,s.-.
-.,'- "-'''
- - - =.
~
Nnosner "sse' mission has e-en DC
- - - -. l''' -N'"k "',.'.e,-
''''''e - '''''' ''s
'oosands OF horses IN no'heFn
a's eu'letfo w" q "i~~"-e
s.''''4t TO Si'neers m" o~atns H'nonK
~" ''enhsfu, "t NV ioFN ci'f.
n"- "i''i IN nc south i',Ae'@ e'renN
"i 0'''N AIS. -eis '"s an 40
-'''''' ''i'o''e ON fhe grown" OF -
''s'''".
'ne "''r' states nna ''rrst i'rit-
"'h .''f' ''',h.o an HsFef in'ht CON
.''ninf 'ne isthinian canal question:
" ""'oS''eN the o'd 'i'N ton-iN'i"~r
''.-'| '''''''.s-
iife in 'hr ilttsnnrg clay pot works
N'''hH'"t n"iiiaSeu the pant o"
,N' ''N''''' '' '''.'9' i"i'''' SIX men.
''o''''> % 70" ''''' OF 10y "o'~i'''
ne 'erman steamer Nir-ia has Ar-
"'," '' i'it nieihNNr" WIN +'' hei'-''
"n" n''es in good condition. They
are Australian animal, and considered
n'i'ff ihan ihf American i"r military
purposes
nr Island of i'n'y, in She Phillip
F pines. which hna hcen AFFLICTED hy the
lNiti'. - n"N .i-'t'd Nf iHntnr 'ns'
hundred on" thirif deaths iro" STAR
'ai''n ar' rrp"rf"a ?" have orcurrr'l
'i cop" alone.
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Ihr president appointed Col lyii.
ham n iishec a brigadicr general ~
the regular army.
"a d rumorcd that srcrrfar, af
state Hay will resign from thr cab-
inet soon Secretary Root may sue.
ceed him.
An order was issued from the
headquarters 90 the department ct
Wisconsin putting ban Of surnc.
On the nnmr OF President McKinirr's
assassin
Gov. oden has received tao letters
as-ing him 20 commute 10 life nu-
prisonmrut tho sentence 81 lar-i-
dent Mckinley's assassin.
Mrs. Hooscscit has appointed Au.-
i,ciie Hacn~r daughter Of Jusflc-
harncr of the suprcme court Of the
District 90 Columbia. her social ~co-
rctary.
The first OF i've submarine b,lts
"f fhc Holland type building az Raw
row-in-Furness. Eng. for the british
government, WAS launched without
ceremony
Abraham isnak anarchist lcader
and editor of ~Frrc society The
most recent issue Of which o. reudv
for circulation. wus "Wednesday de-
nicd. az least temporarily. the use
of The United States mails for the.
Gathering Of his paper.
limbo Yields. aged IS. and Clarence
Garnett. aged Is. colorrd. wore
lynched at Shelbyvilie. ~. early
"Wednesday morning for the alleged
murder Of Win G. hnrf. printer,
who was stoned 90 death on the
night of saturday. September 81
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WORTHY SUCCESSOR
something New Under
the SUM-"

n doctors have tried &c care CA
|cpg by tho use Of powders. acid gases,
h .l,rs ard drugs IN paste form. Their
-. drv up the mucaons membranes
60 them 10 crack opcn and bleed
.srerlsl scids used in the inbaiers
4 .,,ireig eaten away the sane mem
4 -. ,hsi their makers have aimed 20
~t1e aasies and oinimcnfs cannot
4 4 ~. iiscasc. An old and cxpericnc-
4 -..r,,iiancr uho has for many wears
I, close stnds and speciality Of the
.,-s,t of G. ATARRH. has at last per
"A f. treatment which When faithfully
Z ,oi onir relieves AZ once, bet per
..-f, cures CArAkRH. ny removing
900. stopping the discharges. and
= ,u .naamation. "a IL the only
Il, tnsrn 20 science that actually
..,, ihe affected parts. The wonder
..-.fs Fl. known a. "SNEFFLES the
.aeANTrED CATARRH CURE" aud
.artfhe extremely low price Of One
ar each package containing internal
rrisrrsi medicine suiiicieut for a full
-,i's treatment aud everything ncccs-
90 iis perfect use
SNDfFIf@ BE- the only perfect CA
IrHH CURE ever made and T. nov
-uile s. che only safe and positive
T. lrr tst annoying and disgusting
..r % cures an inhamation quickly
nancas.s aad Be- also wonderfully
tis relieve hay FEVER or COLD IN
BEAD.
'rtIlHRH uhcn neglected often leads
OysUNrrfON-"SNrFFLES" viii
500 il sou use 20 az once. li Is no
-i-1 remedy. hut complete treat
fat'rh is positively guaranteed 90
CArhHHH in any form or stage ID
recording .to the directions which
rnaur each package. Don't DELAY
arl 'nr it at once, and rite full pnr-
.-. as rorr condition. aud YOU will
r, special advice from the discovcrcl
ts roalerlu. remedy regarding youi
rIianat cost 90 ToH beyond the reru
-.. af "~NrFFLES she GUAR
tIEEn cfIARRH CURE"
s.. prepaid to amy address in che Unit-
,nfos or Canada on receipt Of On,
Address Dept e 5I7. EDWIN 3
4 us B COMPANY. 1lB0 and 2332 Mar.
Street Philadelphia. Pa. Apis el
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Canton. o.. Oc3. -.-Nrs Mckinley
condition is SO tar improved THAT she
viil not have physician in constant
attendance. Dr y. A. Nxcy Of the
United States Navy who has cared
for her for several years pa-t. being
with the family most of the time.
Tuesday evening ceascd ro be q nlcm-
ber of The household. and with src-
rotary To- the President Corteivou re-
turned 20 Washington. DIR. hiNcy viii
report 20 the department immediate
ly, he having been here on q special
detail but hc is subject 70 cal any
time lass services here arc necessary
TO Mrs. Mckinley.
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ISLAND OF PANAY.


Manila. Oct THE Island OF Pa
nay. in the Philippines which has
been afflicted by ;he plague. is now
visited by famine. One hundred and
thirty deaths frols starvation aTe re-
ported 70 have occurred a. Capi1
alone. 10 pre,cet the spraad 81 the
plague. Nsuiia has inaugnrafed a war
against ra1s. paying TWO ana half
eents FER rodent delivered 70 the
board Of health.
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Y8xBaf.
Th< xrasc>s Concord he's bee. az
tsch~d 20 ths North P.<fee ssafio-.

Th< rnnbc>s Concord he's s~ea ss-
tscs~d 20 ths Sertn Pa<tee ssafio--
rre~ident Roossreis viii touch the
cieetrte button ~hscA Win op~a the
Riehnont. Va. sarss-.i
Cen Arthur MscArthur viii prob
ably Be the next csunsnd-r of the
department Of the lakes.
octoe~r :. st 4. ssstuss<sI. th-t "a
w~re killed and hunar>tis IN iused dur
Ing the KanEArf.n election riots.
\ eomoination Of sson~ and lime
stone companies Of Fcansyivania 4.
being ferEn~J. The n~w contlnation
viii have capital of ss.ooo.coo.
Rr. Adm Mortimer L. johnson took
the command Of the Charleston navy
yari In place Of Rr. Adm. William r.
sampson relieved on account Of III
health
The United States government i
detrrnlinet 90 exact Full revenge up
on every one concerned ia The alb
tucting of the American missionary.
Miss Elirn N. stone. In bulgaria
~ Marshall. Mo, W N. Thomas.
i~rious Over The attentions paid his
-we~th~ers. Miss Minnie Hay-e. bv
Arthur Cox. shot and fatally wound-
- the girl and then KILLED himself
orrsceus. the champion troitrr of
the world. driven by his owner. Geo.
~. k~trham. failed IN an effort at
baltimore 90 lower biz rccor,l for
mile 81 esost.. The hest hr rould 10
was e=o5t,
Eliza .A- How. widow of Ianes
How. late president Of the Wahtsh
Railroad Co.. has 6onatrd sioo.oil far
Washington university. -. louis. O.
he used in thr erection Of memorial
Co her father. the late Capt Iamcs
4. Fads
The total value % the minrrals -
an kinds produced In this country ia
1900 sos Si.o70.iossss. The total rai-
ne ~ che metallic products was sss2-
us.c&s. The metallic. s1io.rle. .6e
and estimated value % mineral pro-
duets unsfecihsd. si.ooo 600.
Failures in the United State fnr
the months Of 1901. numbers s.lsf.
~ith an aggregate fndrhtetfnes. of
s9l.eSe.tfo. In the same month. o.
1900 the number was slightly small
Ter. I.s93. but the amount OF Hahui-
ties was much heavier. SIS ..14. .sss.
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brussels. Oct lie Petit Bleu as
srrfs that Nr. Kruger has sent TO
President Roosevelt protest against
the eNportation OF horses aud mules
TO South Africa u also declares
that be never contemplated sending r.
mission 10 the United States govern
mcDt 70 solicit mediation.
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81 Joseph. Mo. oct. f.rhc plo~v
trust. which has just been organized
in Chicago. viii hive fierce opposi-
tion from the time il expects 20 do
business. A 81. Joseph company has
started the oppssi,ion. and western
manufacturers 70 fhe number Of 20
have agreed - join
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The Hague. Oct. 5.A D. W. VOL
marans. one ot the Boer ENJOYS who
has been visiting Mr.. Kruger 1T IIii-
sersun. found the mental condition
of thc former president of the Trans
wal % be by no means salssfactors.
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Washin9tcn. Oct 3~-Thr president
"Wednesday appointed Col. Niisiam ~.
Bi=s'~e brieadicr general OF The
segaiar urmy. fle Was recommended
highly 10 Maj. Gen Lloyd Wheaton
and aIsi, Gen. Arthur MaeArthur FOR
his recent service IN the Philippine
islands.
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Washington. Os~t. 5.- Next Wranes-
day, Oct .. io'. Adul- Schiey viii retire
from the active list of the navy by
age linsis. and from present prospects
this will take place while tho court
of inquiry is stiii ia session
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"fo@ c'otf 81 inquiry VT. HaYrer. ]
chief 81 counsel for Adrr. scAiey. ask
cd Judre Advocate Lemlv 20 sannon
Adm. Sanpsou - n. witness in N /
case. The request grew ont OF a dir. I
ference in the construction Of a sen /
tencc In Adm. Sampson'S letter O.
Commodore Schiey written from Key
West. May 20. while Commodore (
schley. with the fsine squadron. iav
OF Cienfuegos. This iS known as th.
Dear Schley' letter. and in IL. ns
printed in the naval department doc
uments supplied TO the senate. the
admiral said. after expressing his
opinion that Notwithstanding the re-
port that the Spanish squadron wns
In santiago. it were better 90 confinuo
70 blockade Cienfuegos and Havana.
eve shall continue 20 hold Havana
and Santiago u.tl we receive more
positive information
During the examination OF Com
mauder Raymond r. Rodgers. this dis
patch was under consideration when
Mr.. Rayncr expressed the opinion
that the word Santiago had been in-
odvrrtently used by the commander
in-chief, assuming that ne meant TO
use the word Cienfuecos. rs better
corresponding with the text
As the document was printed there
was a parcutheticul note. 20 which
Adm. Schley's initials were attached
saying that evidently the wrong city
bad been mentioned. Mr Ravner
asked Judge Advocate Lrmlv Co make
this concession. but the latter de-
o"ned to 10 so. saying that De would
produce ihc original of Adm. Samp-
son e oi@rHfch to prove Chat De- hHd
SAID >ant"co. Ihcn Mr kuyner enid-
u cam NOT tske fhnt word Santiago
- mean anything but tienf f-cgos Do
is nn impniation upon Commodore
0ehict and cam not permit DO fo
rest without summoning tho author
oi that Ni-pAtch To which Capt
i.'mil re nohorot have told Nou
once before sou can Summon amy one
1on plo'.'-
i" "en. retorteo Nr. hayncr. "sum-
mon Adm sampson.
inH occurred nnIF short f'ur ne-
gore inc ad'nntnmcnt oi thc court
-or the "'f' ana "n- thr subject ot
more or loss conversation OF SOD an-
.ni'''n character nit'f ihe day '- worN
WAS ''no'Nn'' Nif- h'!nrf would
'nis SOY 'N"i n' would ih-'rt nnoh
'N' "N'"''"i "'Nt TNtiinrNeN unless
"t '"'f'' ''i'n WAS 'onccuet
no ,."' rH t'i 'ne Nhh were
i''"' i'-""' OF 'he bureau OF
N.'.-N '"t liN-, e'neet"INt tAe
,'"' A"pl'f or '"' nfi"s squadron.
i'". '.i''' D. 1900 gers
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-10-10

New York. oct. s.--Faiiurrs for the
week In 'he fgitesl States nuuirr
iss, as against ~ last week. III in
this week a year ago. I4e in 1s9o. snd
le3 in 1885.