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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-05
;@3TR MANFAcTuRERs AND JoBBERs' CLEANUP SALE


100 pieces of sheer lowered I.avx
and Dimities. 80 inches wide ~
worth l0c, s1q
Monday. .............. ~
20 pieces of White Pique, -
the 1Oc kind, Monday. -. ~
100 pieces OF fine corded and chs,.
ed Organdie. plain and 90
lowered, the 15c kind, at. (k
40-inch White India Linon 90
Lawn, the zoe kind, at =. 1e
25 pieces of Silk Finished Paris.
in desirable patterns, the a.
SOC kind, at. ............. kSe
15c quality of White -
Dotted Dimity at. ........ Uc
20 pieces of SILK Striped Japopat.
Pongee, 80 inches wide, o.
worth zoe yard, Monday. 0Lc
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wnnnG ms MISSED II.

"uu- editor" says 4 Georgia exchange,
Nss run over hv me midnight acroMmO-
dtt.uu trains hui, unfortunately; be WAS
upt d!l havi enough CO. secure ddtnages-
Lewis is not as wen snown 10 fame
StJuihH. hnt his following Is growing hy
the hundreds. 10 /, jhs touch % nature
90 rIr-e fellows Wuich Interests. know
nothing of SllHt1ns power ~ i1leuiiOn.
iut n {; Keeps pace With his ability 20
soy more Gre verse than any mac possibly
g bert But. rs / WAS saving, here Is u
sdulple OF Lewis:
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The prettiest romance 10 very high hie
ubth ha, taken Varr in haN cent1cS
"a thp courishir ana marriage ~ Tho Young
grprn 81 Ilu!lBpl rae story r. told iOr
iesMpta WeekTv by correspondent rhO
pput 10 The Hague for toe purpose. Hitl
IL hrartlfuIlv illustrated villa drawings
n,ssie IN tho sn0t hr r. underworld
For nien '!'fhe Trust BHilder- Is the name
~ au articl- ~ extraordinary Interest II
l. ha-.d aunu thr personnel ~ tho mgu.
H-p-nrni ~ thr miEhttrsr oontrmpof nrr
e0larlcr,iai cntprrri+es- There are ili.'y
men 81 husinnTs whnse salaries acgre-a q
100000 vraF, and who moro tnau cIrn
3 their money
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N.uv women have been reprnached fp-
living for the sole object ~ entertainih4.
40 9na dnuhrs .lat alch an sam vs. p.isf
M. narrowing bui De- "a equally crfiala
that II g. 9 woman duty e. auders ali
ia. art ~ entertaining, ard 'his forms tlr
e1bjo,-t ~ sa attractive and us1fW "rte ie
hv Lady Jrunc in the Cosmopolitan ~
May.
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Our Boys Denartment

soc value Boys Percale Waist, the
Champion brand, 9Ea
Mothers Friend brand Of AEa
Percale Waists at. ... TJG
One lot of Boys Wash Ia
Boys good Elastic Sus- "a
penders at ..............i Wv
100 value Boys White India Linoa
Lawn Blouse Waists, trimmed with
deep embroidery edging, QkA.
Monday. OSwl
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The Late MAGAZINES.

The May issue % .-The Dti!neator." IN
addition 10 showing eighty styles fcr the
tsianth devoted ~ tldieS. glri-. babies. men
aud boys Gs,ataIus El1c1 else thar T-iii ~
81 Interest 20 women x sdncatlun ana
taste. Among she Interesting grtieles arg
sa.nsorgnbfe dress fabrics. the ulAEluE u
W1sa gpWus fer suuuleF we4r. lur lsis o.
she season. photographs - thh j1agt wal
ha.i dre4ses. epmmeucr inent daY sre1ses-
sttteS illustrated Among Etae general
.ltcrsey sgsiries ~ the STORY - "DieArHs
JnrpDiantic Love. a D.0grApAy ~ Ellea
bcUks.
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One lot Taffeta, China Foulard and
Wash Silks. in pretty patterns, and
sell for 3gc and 50c i 2EA
yard. at. ..,............ E "
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Linen Department

Eba~h 0S~s ahbSut
One lot of All Linen Satin FINISHED
Napkins. worth up to 800 dozen
choice Monday, fE.
One lot of extra large Turkey RED
Fringed Table Covers, 4 Ar
Monday. ............... AsEJs
All Linen Colored Border Bleached
Table Damask, the soc ar.
kind. Monday ............ GJC
s pieces All Linen Unbleachea
Crash Toweling, the 10c n.
kind, Monday, per yard. :. &C
10 pieces of Half Bleached Satin
Finished Table Linen, IS inches
wide, and sell for Csc, 30.
Monday at ............... OOG
We solicit your mail orders, and
orders of $500 and over will be sent
express prepaid.
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One lot of Satin Finished Foulards,
plain and fancy Taffeta and China
silks, 75c and csc values, E1AA
at...... .....,.......... SSS
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Readers 81 Robert Louis Steyonson's let
tors VIII lac pleased to learn that three
more. which have never before found puh.
ltratlun In America. fom ! part ~ NE
contents Of the cnrnhlil Booklet Cor Nav
These were written TO George Mefrldlth
Austin puhson nul Nulyard Klpllug and
arr. perhaps, The lRst of Ms lrttrrs Thai
VIII be made public This ISSUE of The
margarine also contains ''Bevaud he
Marshes q prairie idyl" by Ralph Con
nor. 70 which the countees uf Aberdeen
writes an Introduction
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In the Review OF Reviews for MAY an.
pears an Important illustrated article en-
titied. THE steel Trust on the Great
Lakes by W. Frank Mcclure This ar
ticlc sets forth the nature az tho nre-mIn-
expected that great economies MN he ~
fcctcd by The new combination The re-
markable Development OF lake transpnrta
ton IN recent years Is well described in
text aud pictures
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DR.. Lyons
PERFECT
Goth Powder
Used by people Of refinement
for over a quarter of a century.

lumbia-Martin. chairman; Blackburn.
District of Columbia Martin, NAL
Tory, Heitfeld, Clark of Montana, Fos-
ter of Louisiana.
Education and Labor-Daniel, Har-
ris, Carmack, Gibson.
Engrossed Bills-Cockrell, chairman.
Enrolled Bills-Foster of Louisiana.
University of the United States
Jones of Arkansas, Clay, Carmack,
Blackburn.
To Examine the Civil Service-Heit-
field, Culberson. Simmons.
Finance-Vest, Jones of Arkansas,
Teller, Daniel, Money.
F1sheries-Turner, Mallory, McEnery,
Bailey.
Foreign Relations-Morgan, Bacon,
Money, Rawlins. Bailey.
Forest erVations-Morgan, Till
man, Gibson, Simmons.
Geological Survey-Money, Rawlins,
Cockrel
igration-Rawlins, Turner, Clay,
McLaurin of Mississippi, Patterson.
improvement of the Mississippi
Bate, McEnery, McLaurin of Missis-
sippi.
Indian Affairs-Morgan, Jones of Ar
kansas, Rawlins, Harris, Dubois, Clark
of Montana
Indian epredations-Bacon, Martin,
Berry, Pettus, McLaurin of Missis-
sirpi.
ter-Oceanic Canals - Morgan.
chairman; Harris, Turner, Foster OF
Louisiana
Interstate Commerce-Tillman, Nc
Laurin of Mississippi Carmack, Fos-
ter or Louisiana, Patterson.
Irrigation-Harris, Heitfeld, Bailey,
Patterson, Gibson.
Judlciary-Bacon, Pettus, Turner.
Culberson, Blackburn.
Revisions of the Laws of the United
States-Daniel, Mallory, Bailey, Pat
terson.
Revolutionary Claims Tillman,
chairman; Bate.
Rules-Teller, Cockrell, Bacon.
Potomac River Front-Martin, Ba-
con, Clark of Montana.
Territories-Bate, Heitfeld, Bailey.
Patterson.
Transportation Routes-Turner. Pet
tus, Daniel. Dubois.
Woman frage-Bacon, chairman;
Berry.
Accommodation for Library of Con-
gress-Berry, chairman; Vest.
Five Civilized Tribes-Bate, chair
man; Teller.
Meat Products-Daniel, chairman;
Vest
Industrial Expositions-Dan Cock
rell, Jones of Arkansas, Carmack, Glib
son.
National Banks-McEnery, Gibson.
Trespassers Upon Indian Lands
Morgan.
Standards, Weights and Measures
Clark of Montana, Carmack.
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DOUGLAS NOTES.
City COurt Convenes with Import
ant Civil Docket.

ant Civil Docket.
Douglas. Ga, Dec. 17.--Judge F. Will
lis Dart convened the City Court yes
terday at 10 a. m, with heavy dockets,
both civil and criminal, and villas it is
the last court of his term. use every
endeavor to give the incoming Judge,
(Hon. ]. w. Quincey), clear dockets
to commence upon.
The retiring judge goes out with a
spotless record, and has, as far as lies
In human power, given satisfaction to
all parties whether having civil or
criminal causes in his court. His learn
ed rulings, courteousiy given, have won
the esteem OF visiting as Uen as local
members of the mar.
The most important civil case ever
coming before the City Court Of Doug
las Is on to-day. in which Jerry M.
Daniels, a. former enploye. sues the
Southern Pine Company OF Georgia for
$1,000 damages for personal injuries
sustained In 1898 at the company's
large saw-mill plant at Nichols.
he bases his claim on negligence AMI
carelessness Of the company in not
having the saw frame and mandnees
properly placed. Twenty-Five wit
nesses were sworn, among others, two
prominent physicians, and two ladies'.
Daniels is represented by Quincy g.
Mcdonald, and the Southern Pine Com
many by John G. Mcdonald Of Way
cross. A jury was secured. and the
hearing of evidence began at IL o'clock
this morning II will be a holly con-
tested case, by some OF the best Of
south Georgia's legal lights.
Mr.. Dan W. Gaskin and family have
been quite sick with lagrippe. Mr.
Gaskin was able TO be at his office
"A short while this morning.
The veteran editor. Bob Burton. is
In the city. and from his remarkable
growth since being here last, Eas
forced 70 press Ia Editor Jim Freeman
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-12-18
TALLAHASSEE TOPICS.
Settlers Found without Title on
Florida State Lands.

Florida State Lands.
Tallahassee, Fla, Dec. 17.-Senator
Arthur T. Williams of Fernandina.
special agent of the Internal Improve
ment Board, has recently been looking
after state land matters. He made a
report on Monday reciting that he
found about $50 settlers on state lands
in Taylor county without titles to said
lands. Many of them are worthy and
industrious citizens and all expressed
a desire to obtain titles to the lands
they have been tilling and making i'm
provements for many years. The mode
of procedure for these settlers to Sc
cure titles will be to make application
to buy these lands under an act pro-
vieing that the head of family may
purchase acres at Is cents per acre.
When these settlers secure titles to
these lands they will be placed on the
assessment rolls as we'll as the i'm
provements thereon, materially en-
HANGING the taxable property of the
state and county.
Tallahassee will have a street fair
next week, under the auspices of the
Cincinnati Carnival Company, consist
ing of so persons. Excursion trains
viii be run daily on all railroads.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-12-18

Cork. Dec. 17.-When Mr.. Redmond
arrived here he was escorted to his no.
tel by an enthusiastic and demonstra-
tive crowd, which burned tar barrels
and carried torches and was accom-
panied by bands of music.
Mr.. Redmond addressed the assembly.
He said that before another six months
the Irish League would be as power
fui in the United States as the Amer
lean Land League was in the time
of Parnell, for he had succeeded in his
mission to the United States, which
had for it's object arousing the SYM
pathy of the Americans and securing
the cooperation of Irish Americans,
who he believed would now give as
generous financial aid for Ireland as
they ever had done before.
The speaker said he was glad to hear
that Mr.. Wyndham, the chief secretary
for Ireland, had resorted to the coer-
cion of Ireland, and he hoped that he
would continue to extend it, If there
was one thing they wanted in Ireland,
Mr.. Redmond said, 1t was the salt of
coercion, for this would not hurt Ire
land but would irretrievably damage
the government.
He declared that with the enlighten-
ed public opinion of the United States
at her side. Ireland possessed power
more potent for the future than all the
armies and navies at the disposal of
Mr.. Chamberlain and Lord Salisbury.
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wrong in policy shops or gambling
houses He regards them as much a
necessity in a large city as dry goods
stores or butcher shops. And he has
never tried to disguise the fact that
gambling houses could not exist unless
they paid for police protection.
Adams is a Rhode Island Yankee. He
came here from Providence thirty
years ago, when he was about 81 years
old. He was then a brakeman on the
New York New Haven and Hartford
road. He fell in with some sports"
and quit railroading to become a pol
icy runner for Zachariah Simmons and
his three brothers. The Simmons broth
ers were then the policy kings. having
the backing OF the Tweed ring.
Adams was not a runner for any
length Of time. As soon as he MASTER
ed the intricacies of the game he
started out for himself on a small scale.
He used the drawings of "Zack" Sim
mons until he had broadened his bust
ness sufficiently to have his own draw
ings.
Then he branched into sweat"
games. He never dealt himself but
would put up a bank roll for others,
giving them a percentage OF the profits.
Many OF these sweat" games were To-
Gated In the negro section about
Thompson street. The stakes ran
from a penny up.
Later he backed gambling games in
sixth avenue. These were called stu
dents games" the white chips for
roulette costing but cents Later he
entered into a partnership. II is said,
with shane" Draper and ran a num-
Der OF large faro banks. He and Dra-
per, Il is said. at one time controlled
hree-hfths OF the faro banks in the
city.
All this time the policy business was
expanding. In 1892 II was said Adams
owned over one hundred and Atty
gambling places OF various kinds.
Within the past eight years Adaug
has bought much property between
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-12-18
IN THE SENATE.
Nicaraguan Right of Way Bill Like
Iy to Come Up To-day.

~ W NoDhN VI AO-uhys
Washington, Dec. 17.--While the
Senate was in executive session to-day
Senator Morgan made an effort to
have the Senate make his bill author
izing the acquisition of a right Of way
for the proposed isthmian canal across
Costa RIGA and Nicaragua the special
order for 2 o'clock tomorrow, but the
Senate declined TO make the order.
Some senators expressed the opinion
that all general legislation should be
postponed until after the holidays. ow-
ing to the absence of number Of SEN
ators, but II was suggested that Mr.
Morgan might II he so desired, move
TO take up the bill tomorrow. He
indicated a purpose to pursue this
course
Senator Morgan outlined the present
attitude of Nicaragua and Costa Rica.
saving that these two governments ha d
last year entered into agreements with
the United States 10 sign treaties
granting right Of way whenever the
tinted states should be prepared TO
construct the canal, but that the gov
eminent Of the United States did not
feel that further negotiations could be
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-12-18
to pilot him around. for fear of getting

TO pilot him around, for fear of getting
lost.
Capt. Screven. a thorough competent
civil engineer from Savannah, is sur
veying into eligible building lots the
realty holdings in Douglas of d. G.
Purse. The demand for Douglas realty
continues to increase, and Mr.. Purse
will sell homes to bona fide settlers
on the easy payment plan.
Deputy Sheriff Mccall of Gadsden
county, Florida, has just arrived with
the supposed Jake DeVose, the pris-
oner over whom Sheriff Edwards was
killed. The prisoner is not DeVoss,
but is wanted at Mayo, Fla. for muir
der. The authorities of Coffee, and
relatives of Mckinnon. whom DeVoss
murdered, very much regret the mis-
taken identity of the prisoner. But
Sheriff Switzerland says that he will
have DeVoss behind the bars within
four weeks.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-12-18
No Truth in the Hobson Report.

Cincinnati, Dec ia Times-Star
special from Springfield. O.. says that
Miss Eleanor Ludlow. niece of ex-Gov.
Bushnell, said to-day:
There is positively no truth in the
report Of the engagement of Capt.
Richmond p. Hobson and myself. You
will do me a favor to deny It. and
you cannot make the statement too
emphatic
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-12-18

Sixth and Eighth avenues and Thir-
tieth and Fortieth streets. Many of
his holdings are on the site required by
the Pennsylvania Railroad for its tun-
mel terminal. He owned many Of the
houses formerly on the sites where the
large buildings are now going up at
Thirty-third and Thirty second streets.
and Broadway. These holdings he sold
at an. immense profit.
He owns the Andy Horn saloon
property on Park Row and other
buildings close TO the bridge He is a
power in Tammany Hall and used his
influence. 1t is said, on the Bridge De-
partment to have the Manhattan ter
minal widened so that the city would
buy his properties. He owns the build
ing In which the saloon of the late
Silver Dollar" Smith is located.
The properties OWNED by Adams on
the site of the Pennsylvania's terminal
station and close to II will bring him
immense sums. The house, NO. $40
West Thirty-second street. for in.
stance, is assessed at but $4,000 and
cost him less than $4,000. It's value
to-day is estimated at 100000.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-12-18
VIRGINIA CONVENTION.
Amendment Adopted Allowing
Right of Appeal.

Richmond. Va, Dec. 1.-THE con-
stitutional convention to-day complet-
ed consideration of the Judiciary Com
mittees report. An amendment was
adopted allowing the right of appeal
to the Supreme Court IN civil cases in
volving not less than $500.
Section was amanded so that the
judicial circuit should not be rear
ranged or increased until eight years
after it's adoption. and every eight
years thereafter, and that no new dis
tricts should be created that contains
fewer than $4,000 inhabitants.
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INOTICENI

take steps looking to the construction
of the canal. On this account he con-
sidered it important to secure action
on the right of way bill before the adj
journment for the holidays.
The open session of the Senate was
very brief
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-12-18
CROKER STILL IN RING.
Old War Horse Says He Is Not Out
of Politics.

French Lick Springs, Ind, Dec. H.
Richard Croker Of New York, who Is
here said to-day:
There is no truth In the report that
I will give up politics. New York city
is my home and there I will continue
to reside, doing all in my power to fur
Their the cause of Democracy.
Nothing can or will separate me
from Tammany Hall. English life is
all right in its way, but am an Amer
lean and an American I will always
remain.
"As long as possible I will give New
York municipal politics my aid and
assistance in an endeavor to make t
stronger and more powerful than ever"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-12-18

washington, Dec. 17.--The River and
Harbor Committee took action to-day
which insures the early presentation
az a river and harbor bill. 1t was de-
ternined to close the hearings on Jan.
25 and to have the bill ready to re-
art On Enh. 10.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-12-18
~. Phillip a saIuting station.

washington. Dec. T.--By direction Of
.hs secretary OF War the post Of Fort
g. philip. La. has been designated as
= saluting station to return the salutes
90 foreign vessels Of war, instead Of
Iackson Barracks. La.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-12-18

Norfolk. Va, Dec. 1.-THE German
cr,,lser Vineta passed out at II o'clock
taedav The Vineta, Il IL understood
Mere. goes 10 st. Thomas, Danish West
indies. where she Is expected 10 Join
q German squadron
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-12-18
PATRIOTS AT HOME.

The Irish Leaders Welcomed After
Their American Trip.
Queenstown, Dec. 17.-The steamer
Oceanic, from New York. Dec, II. hav-
Hugh and O'Donnell, the Irish mem
bers of Parliament, who have been Wis
iting the United States in the interests
of the United Irish League. arrived
here this afternoon. A delegation from
the United Irish League went out on
the company's tender to meet Mr. Red
mond and his companions. They were
accorded a most enthusiastic welcome
as they landed.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-12-18
a wife owns Her Husband. Heard,

Berlin. Nov. 2S.--A very singular
action has come before the Civil Court
at Marienburg, in West Prussia
A Russian, who was very proud OF
his long beard. undertook. in CONVEX
sation with three Of his friends, 10
shave II off II any one would pay him
100 marks.
The money was offered to him the
following day. He was about To CON-
ply, but his wife interfered. and caused
her husband to be served With police
notice not to shave or his beard az she
claimed part proprietorship IN pur-
suance of the Russian law.
The three friends are now suing the
husband for non.performance Of his
contract
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-12-18
RocIkefeIler,s Mun,ticeuce

Chicago, Dec. 1.-THE University Of
Chicago was to-day made the recip-
lent of $1,625,000 in gifts. OF this
amount John d. Rockefeller gave
$1,250,00
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BY AUTHORITY
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
FIRST CIRCUIT.

ISLAND OF OAHU, TERRITORY OF
HAWAII
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THO CHINESE LEADERS
PUBLICLY BtHEiDED
rsxo OTHERS DECLARED BY
THEIR FRIENDS TO HAVE
COMMITTED SUICIDE.
tszszn Cruisers Surveying Territory
with the Object, II is Thought OF
knnesing it-Prince Tusn Out OF
zsaeh of the Allies.

LONDON. Feb. 2T-Chehsin and
Hszchengyu were publicly beheaded
a. Rekfu in the presence Of the allied
roapS- The former maintained a dig
ufses. calm and fearless attitude The
azuer vas stupid with opium
Tae Chinese assert that Yingnin
md Chamhuchiam committed suicide
81 Friday.
The foreign ministers are preparing
a list Of provincial officials implicated
E5Ih the Boxers, preparatory TO de
ruznding their punishment
LONDON. Feb. 2s.-Italian cruisers
~ surveying Nimrod Bay, in the
zrurince Of Chekiang. Il is believed
annexation OF territory is intended
Admiral Sir c. A Bridge sue
rsrds Admiral Seymour in command
Of the China station
Tie Picking Shanhaikwan railway
VII remain under British military
.outrnl Until the evacuation Of China
tv the foreign forces.
LONDON. Feb. 2S.-The Pekin cor
respondent OF the times" states that
RusEia Is pressing Yangyu. the Chi
peee ptnipOtentiary at St Peters
Br--E. TO sign a further convention
strengthening the exclusive Russian
Errtcetion in Manchuria and granting
Russia special privileges in Northern
China
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gssANS MUST RECOGNIZE
THE UNITED STATES

WASHINGTON. Feb. 26.-The Sen
Ete's Foreign Relations Committee
have agreed 10 the amendment in the
army Bill authorizing President Nc
kiuley 20 hand over Cuba TO the Gu
sEns rs soon as a Government is es-
uh,ished under considerations defin-
t1s the relations OF the United States
0,coguizing Americas right TO inter
no in the preservation Of Cuba's in
r 'ndence and the maintenance OF
cgCs government
WASHINGTON. Feb. 2S.-The Gu
IAN Convention virtually conceded the
Egmand made by America. recognizing
Americas right TO intervene should
occasion arise to preserve the indie
FeEdence of Cuba or to maintain good
government
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WANTED.

Licensed Mates and Second Mates
for local steamers. Apply 10
INTERISLAND STEAM NAvIGA-
TION COMPANY.
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Friend TO Friend.

George W Watt. OF South Gardiner
Me- says; Il have had the worst
ouugh. cold. chills and grip and have
taken lots of trash OF no account but
1IrUnt 70 the vendor Chamberlain
CSEgh Remedy is the only thing that
has done any grod whatever. | have
zses one bottle OF il and the chills,
rOld and grip have all left me. con.
ErHfuiste the mar nfacturers Of an
haoest medicine" For sale BY Ben.
sSa, Smith a Co. General Agents for
fhs Territory OF Hawaii.