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The suburban citizen., 1901-03-02

cUBANs MUST ASSENT.
Otherwise Our Army viii Not Be Withdrawn
From the Island

Washington (SpeciaD The condi-
tions under which United States troops
are to be withdrawn from Cuba were
announced to the world by the Senate
Committee on Relations with Cuba iu
the form of an amendment offered to
the pending army bill 1t asserts thal
the United States will leave the gov
crnment and control OF the Island. OF
Cuba to its people when they shall
agree either in their constitution or by
ordinance, to eight provisions, which
may be briefly summed up as follows
Frst-No treaty inimcal to the in
terests OF the United States with any
foreign power,
Second-No debt beyond the powci
OF the island revenues to meet and can
eel
Third-The right OF the United
States to intervene whenever the indc
pendencc OF Cuba is threatened and tc
maintain a government adequate foi
the protection OF life, property, and in
diyidual liberty
Fourth-Acts Of the United States
during military administration to be
ratified
Filth-Delevopment OF plans to pi"
vent recurrence OF epidemics,
SiXth-lsle of Pines to be omitted
from Cuban boundaries until titls
thereto can be adjusted
Seyenth-The selling or leasing o
land necessary for coaling or naval
stations
Eighth---A treaty embodying al
these provisions.
In the original draft OF the declara
ton, il was proposed that the United
States should have the authority tc
supervise all treaties made by Cuba
This was eliminated and the new clause
regarding treaties inserted, Senator
Teller having announced his opposi
ton to the original plan Another
paragraph stricken out proposed thai
the United States should reserve the
jurisdiction which it now exercises il
the island, the natural objection 10 This
being that the Cubans ought to be al
lowed to manage their affairs, il pos
slblc, without interference from th,
United States. When these and Other
notifications had been made there wa
no trouble in securing a unanimous re
port from the committee. In the mean
time the assent OF the President to the
declaration was obtained, together witt
his assurance that il it passed the Sen
ate he would nor call an extra session.
The suburban citizen., 1901-03-02
THE BIG STEEL COMBINE.
cberier Places the Original Capital Stock =
Sj,0OO..May Increase.

New York (SpeciaD Articles Of in.
corporation of the Unitcsl States Stee
Corporation were filed at the Office o.
the county clerk OF Hudson county, N
J. This concern is the gigantic Nor.
gan-Carnegic combine The agent o
the new corporation in New Jersey ii
the Hudson Trust Company, OF =
York street, Hoboken
The objects of the corporation arc &C.
manuiacture steel. iron, copper anc
other materials, and to own, occupy
and develop mines and to own mean.
of transportation. The provision i
made that the corporation shall not
own a railroad in the State of New
Jersey The incorporators are Charles
I. Clutf, William ]. Curtis and Charles
MacVeagh
The total authorized capital stock i;
$4,000 divided into 80 shares OF SIoC
each but provision is made that tho
stock may be increased at any time
The papers were prepared by Stetson
Jennings & Russell, of New York, ant
were witnessed by Francis Lynde Stct
son and Victor Morawetz.
The nominal capitalization OF $4,000
OF the United States Steel Corporation
is understood to mean that the incor
porators had simply taken the precau
tlon to file papers before anyone else
might have a chance to use the name.
From a we'll informed source come.
the statement that United States Stce
Corporation will have ST., 100000, 900 o.
capital stock. OF this $500, 600 will
be S per cent general mortgage bonds
500, 600 Of 7 per cent. preferred
stock, and 500, COO OF common
stock.
The suburban citizen., 1901-03-02

Cheyenne, Wyo. (SpcciaD. The
worst disaster in the history OF coal
mining in Wyoming since the Almy
horror eight years ago. occurred al
Diamondyille, Ihirty-six men are be.
lieyed to have persisted in fire which
started in Mine No. l OF the Diamond
vile Coal and Coke Company Almost
all are Italians or Firms.
Thomas Simpson and his I5-year-old
son Herbert are the only American
victims known They came to Dia.
mandville from Alabama but six weeks
ago. bringing Mrs. Simpson, in the
hope that the change Of climate would
benefit her health The shock OF the
tragedy was too great for Mrs. Simp.
sons delicate health and she died Thus
every member of this family was a vic
tim OF the disaster.
The blaze was discovered shortly
after the night shift commenced work.
1t is thought to have originated from .
careless miners lamp in the oil room
The flames made such progress that
only ono man escaped from the two
entries in which it was confined His
name is John Anderson, and he was
irighttully burned in running the
eSduullCl Vi lliC names. nc was Suu
denly confronted by wall OF fire and
smoke, and wrapping his head in an
'overcoat, he ran in the direction OF the
main entrance.
The first intimation the miners in the
other entrances had OF a fire was when
Anderson came rushing into til, upper
level, his clothing in flames. He fell
unconscious and was carried to the
mouth of the mine.
The fires had by this time made
such progress that it was impossible
to enter the rooms OF flames. The EN-.
tire night was spent in conhning the
frc to the two entrances. 1t was
accessory to seal them up to prevent
;he flames from spreading TO other
Qarts of the mine. This step was only
decided upon after all hope OF saving
he lives of the men had been aban-
doncd. Nothing could live FIVE min
1tes in the fire which was increasing in
nerccness every minute
The exact total OF men entombed is
1ot yet known, as a number are miss
ng, some on sick leave and others in
'he hospital suffering from burns re-
eiyed while fighting the flames, so that
an accurate count is at present impos-
iible.
The suburban citizen., 1901-03-02
Eleetrlcllv for consnnlntlon.

Cleveland. Ohio (SpcciaD lit is
stated that a company viii be organized
here within a few days composed
of Cleveland and Eastern capitalists and
capitalized at $t,oooooo to erect q sys-
TEN OF sauitarIums in the larger cities
of the country for the cure Of consump-
ton by electricity 1t is alleged that
positive cure for the disease has been
found.
The suburban citizen., 1901-03-02
PRIMACURA...

Try it for Piles, and experienced i'm
mediate relief from itching Try it lor
Catorrh and Colds, and experience relief
that no other remedy offers! If you de-
sire to stop all itching Of the scalp and
prevent Further falling out Of tho hnir,
you can accomplish this by the use Of Il
20 cent bottle.
A 20 cent bottle Of our remedy sets up
an Institute in family. We In,
thousands Of these Institutes in Wash
ington today.
BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
The suburban citizen., 1901-03-02
cudnhy Hears From Kldnapper.

Chicago (SpcciaD.--A special to the
Post from Omaha, Neb., says: Ed
ward A. Cudahy has received a letter
from the men who kidnapped his SON
offering to return $4,000 Of the ransom
money on condition that all detectives
be Withdrawn and that no attempt be
made to prosecute the abductors
should their identity be discovered. 1t
is understood the letter was mailed at
Council Bluffs
The suburban citizen., 1901-03-02
Bank Robbers Plan Fails,

Youngstown (SpeciaD -Four mask
ed men tried to rob the Farmers Ma
tiona Bank at Garfield 10 miles from
here. Explosions In attempting to open
the safe aroused the citizens and the
would-be bank robbers sought safety
in flight Thev had team and light
wagon and were pursued several miles
in the direction OF Salem
The suburban citizen., 1901-03-02
Published IntsryIew 4 Fake.

Washington tSpecia) An authori-
tatiye denial is given at the White
House to an alleged interview with
President Mckinley printed in the
Manchester (Eng) Guardian and circu-
lated in this counry The language at
tributed to the President is as follows;
The thirst OF Christcndom for blood
must now be considered sufficiently
slaked after taking at least 100 lives for
every Christian Slaughtered
The suburban citizen., 1901-03-02
Foreign,

General Kitchener reported a mum
Der of BOer captures made by the Brit
ish and a hopeful feeling now peryades
the British War Office, where it is be-
licved that the beginning of the end Of
the war is in sight
The House OF Commons passed the
second reading Of the bill restricting the
work of the miners by eight hours
daily.
It was announced in London that the
Marquis OF Headiort will soon marry
Miss Rosa Boote, the actress.
The Pan-Germans and the Czechs
had several hst-fghts in the Austrian
Reichsrath.
The remains Of Verdi, the composer,
were buried in Milan with imposing
ceremonies.
The Spanish Queen Regent appoint
ed Rear Admiral Cerera to be vice
admiral
The Porte defauted on its contract
with the Cramps for the building OF a
warship.
Chih Sin. former grand secretary,
and Hsu Chcng Yu, son OF Ilsu Tung,
were publicly beheaded in Pckin in ac-
cQrdancc with the demands OF the pow
crS.
The population OF the German en-
plrc. according TO the latest census, is
5ol45'oG4, an increase of about four
millions since 1905.
Irish parliamentary funds are running
short owing i is said, to the lack oi
contributions from Irish Americans.
Prince Georges proposal for the an
neNatlon OF Crete to Greece has been
rejected by The powers
The suburban citizen., 1901-03-02
CHINESE BEHEADED.
-Four of the Twelve Have Met Their
Fate SO Far.
QUESTION OF INDEMNITY NEXT.

Still, There Is a Demand for the Execution of
Antl'FOreign CeIesiias in Every City Town
and Village Where Foreigners We're Injured
Further Details OF the Executions that
Took Place in Pekin.
The suburban citizen., 1901-03-02
KILLED HIS wIFE'S BROTHER.
WOman's Story Of Abuse and Tragedy Prompt
ly ExOnerates the Prisoner

Savannah, Ga. (SpeciaD Francis J
Dieter, a butcher in the city market
was fatally wounded here. He wa.
shot in seli-deiense by his brother-in
law, John Scholl, nineteen years OF age
The shooting occurred shortly after
midnight, but the wounded man livcc
until $50 o'clock. Three shots were
fired by Scholl Two entered Dieter,
breast and the third entered his lore
head
Dieter went home late Saturday nigh
under the influence OF liquor, and be-
sides beating his wife, attempted tc
kill both her and her brother. Mrs
Dieter told her story of the homicide
70 the jury between sobs. She said, il
answer to questions, that her husbanc
frequently came home drunk and as
saulted her.
The suburban citizen., 1901-03-02
Kennedy Must st,nd TrlnL

New York (SpeciaD After going
over the evidence in the case OF Dr.
Samuel J. Kennedy, whose second trial
for the alleged murder OF Emeline Rev.
nolds resulted last week in a disagree.
ment OF the jury, District Attorney
Philbin announced that the defendant
would again be placed on trial
The suburban citizen., 1901-03-02
50 MINERS PERISH.
Awful Disaster in DiamOndville Mine,
Kemmerer, Wyoming.
ONLY TWO AMERICAN VICTIMS.

Twenty'six Foreigners Caught by the Sudden
Outbreak OF the FIames-.John Anderson
the Only Man so Fortunate as TO Escape
lie was Near the Shaft When the Flames
Broke Out
The suburban citizen., 1901-03-02
SUMMARY OF THE NEWS.
Domestic.

Domestic.
Judge Brown. Of the United States
Circuit Court. at Boston, decided
AGAINST the american Pell Telephone
Company in the famous Berliner patent
tdSe.
A abll has been introduced into the
Pennsylvania legislature placing kid
mapping upon the same plane as first
degree murder
The tortieth anniversary meeting OF
The Woman's Union Missionary SO.
cicty is being held in Philadelphia.
The Duke and Duchess OF Manches
ter sailed from New York for England
Colorado Prohibuonists have indors
ed the saloon-smashng by Mrs. Ma.
tion
The antiprize-hght law was rushed
through the Kansas legislature.
Oil is reported to have been found in
York county, 5. c,
Mrs Maggie Dethorn, aged 20 years
threw her two children, aged two and
lour years, into the Monongahela
River at Pittsburg She was arrested
before she could throw herself over.
board. One child was rescued.
The Centennial Bank, at Ashley, ILL.,.
and the private bank OF Palmer q
Mayer. at Dcs PLANES, ILL.,, have closed
their doors.
Several persons were hurt but none
iatally by the derailment Of four cars
OF the Wabash Limited at Benton, Ind
Leo AleNandroff an assistant su.'
gcon on the Russian cruiser Variag, is
accused OF being a deserter.
Montana Republicans voted for Sen.
alor Thomas II Carter for reelection
There was no choice.
Eight hundred employees OF the
Doepl Coal Company, at Wintor, Pa,
struck because the company refused to
pay the 10 per cent. increase agreed
upon.
A mob in Nlatawan N. J., twice
hanged Charles Herbert 10 make him
confess having fired the dwelling OF his
mother, but he would not confess
Chairman Nixon, OF the Tammany
anuuce committee OF five, announced,
after protracted session Of that body
that It mad passed out OF existence,
Professor Campbell. OF Lick Obscr-
vatory says Andersons new star, dis
covered on the 2Ist, is the brightest in
the constellation OF Perseus
j. W. Adams was fatally shot during
raid by the Ratchet crusaders against
the Curtis wholesale liquor house in
Topeka
The ice blockade in Horseshoe Bend,
in the Delaware, has tied up vessels
bound to and from Philadelphia.
Captain J. H. Lcightal, a civil en-
ginees Of Washington, died suddenly
in New York
Dr. ] C. White declined the presi-
dency OF the West Virginia University.
John II Mitchell was for the fourth
Time elected United States senator from
Oregon on the 6ity-third ballot Of the
session, His election was brought
about by a combination Of Republicans
and Democrats.
George Howard, who is supposed to
Ilale liceccd several foreigners by
confidence game was arrested in New
York on the charge Of fraudulently
using the United States mails.
Major Randolph Harrison Finney,
belonging to prominent Virginia FAM
lily, who had been sufferer ior many
years, committed suicide in Richmond
Dr. Richard Dewey a specialist on
nervous diseases, said in a lecture in
Milwaukee that the matinee habit was
harmiu! to most young girls.
The suburban citizen., 1901-03-02
Reslgnatlon Of spnnlsh cnblnrt

Madrid (By Cable).-General Azcar
raga, the premier, presented Tho
resignation OF the Cabinet to the Queer
Regent and will probably be charged
with the task OF reconstructing the min
istry
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-04-16
HONOLULU BUSINESS SITUATION
FOR FIRST HALF OF APRIL
Commercial Agency O

OF Berrey's Commercial under u.s.
COMMERCIAL
but Is sf
projected indications
confidence future King Street be with
similar
the Boston Block These two buildings
months Work has begun $z0oot
TO
Shipping usual
channel
unaoub
capital
cash
coun
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-04-16
The California
is The GENTEEL RESORT
or HONOLULU.

It's appointments are cleaniy, and
the service, under the mastery
hands of Harry Knell, the well.
known Inixologist Of San Francisco,
who is postmaster in his art, and
Bob McCord, who knows what will
touch the Hawaiian heart, are 90
perfect that one has to accept the
law as laid down by Solomon:
"Let him drink and forget his pow
erty, and remember his misery no
more"
After you have had your drink,
turn to the home-like lunch table,
and you will walk away murmuring:
A Volcano" lunch and .'Califor-
MIA" punch, is very, very hot touch.
Mr.. Vida and his staff are ever
eady to greet you on Nuunanu
near King Street
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-04-16
AUCTIONS IN 2Np DISTRICT COURT

Enter Co Mrs
Ente
Chow $12160
Judgment Department costs $A15
bicycle
IS VS.
judgment
s
Co VS. L
X $16935
Nobli Kalihiwa
Collins $3.50
Charles Grdler Collins s15420
Honolulu e$2046
K
Middledich judgment deft dismissed
L
Iau ct
LIE ct
$S2S0
$2975
Richard $10.95
Wo VS. IAN
Mrs Kaai
$31Z32
VS.
v fred Whitney
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-04-16
BUILDING PERMITS.

+ H. house.,
HOWARD TRAIN brick building street
PACIFIC LAND AND IMPROVEMENT Co. 2tory building Beretana
Aakea r.
w. lstory house Austin enearK
s. oZAKI, Istory brick building King Street
MRS NARY ANN LYLE 1-soy cottage. Magazine Street.
All, 2Story building. Nuuanu
KAN WING CHEW. building Street.
SEE CHU 2-story building, King Street
HENRY WILLIAMS. 2story building
CHOCK TONG 1story
Ian YIN. 2story building.
C. W. BOOTH 2story building,
NJ H SANDERS 1story cottage Pawaa Road.
LEE CHU. lstory house,
PHILIP SAWARY, history McCuly
Ian LAM Street. 4.
JAS CATHANS building
G K Al 2story building Hotel and Kekauike
FRANK TEIXEIRA, iha
WIN. T. Patty 2story
SIM CHOY SING CO., 12story building.
PUHULALIILL Istory 81 s8ff stkt&
LEE CHU. 2story building King Street,
KINOLAN, fstory dwell
FRANCISCO house Kuakini Street
AkANA History building Achi
W. MERITHEN
between Pikoi and Keeaumoku Streets = =
W. NJ AHA, 1soy
N N WRIGHT, cor Kngan South Streets
SEE CHU, history building Street.
E. c. WINSTON, 2-soy King Street
T. C. MACFARIAANE 2soy building premises
John OUDERkIRk, l-soy cottage Pensacola
OTTO LUDLOFF. Kamehameha School
L PERKINS 1-story
HOWARD & TRAIN, 2story building Street
j. F. BOULU, 1story brick building ane
VIM 4 Patty 1soy cottage King
c. F. CONROD building Manoa Road
J. H CRAIG Street
ISHISAkI 2story building. Eva SoouthS Street
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-02-21
The RIGHT THING TO PUT ON.
(Bensons Plaster Is Pains Mastery

From the natural impulse to "put some
thing on" painful spot all applications
for the relief of pain have arisen.
The most successful have ever been poul-
tees or plasters, and the best of these is
Benson's Porous Plaster.
No other has anything like the same
power as curative agent; it is highly and
scientifically medicated, and its standard
is advanced year by year.
Use Benson's Plaster for coughs, colds,
chest diseases, rheumatism, grip, neuralgia,
kidney trouble, lame back, and other all
ments that make Winter season of suffer-
ing and danger. It relieves and cures
quicker than any other remedy.
Do not accept Capsicum, Strengthening
or Belladonna plasters in place of Benson's,
as they possess none of its curative power,
Insist on having the genuine.
The people of every civilized land have
testified for years to the superlative merit
of Benson's Plasters; and 5000 physicians
and druggists of this country have declared
them worthy of public confidence.
In official comparisons with others, Ben
sons Plasters have been honored with
fty.fue highest awards.
For sale by all druggists, or we will pre-
pay postage on any number ordered in the
United States on the receipt of Csc. each.
Accept no imitation or substitute.
Seabury d Johnson, Mfg. Chemists, NY.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-02-21

Hallock and John Willie Cannon
completed the invoice. Mr.. l. P.
Hallock, his sons, Reese and Percy
Hallock, with the help of John Will
lie Cannon will continue the business,
for the present at least. The proba-
bility is that a receiver will be APP
pointed and, after Mr.Hallock's claim
is satisfied, the wholesale men who
have claims against him will be paid
pro rata. Mrs. Greer and the children
are still at Oaktield, but they are
among relatives and will be tenderly
cared for, and we doubt not but that
in a few days Frank will send for
them to join him in some southern
city or will come for them in person.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-02-21
" Breeding and damaging Horses on the
Farm for Profit"
BY /. c. HARDNAN.

The feeding of the live stock on the farm
is something of a problem. Even in favor
abie seasons many man faces it reluct-
antly and is put to his wits end in order TO
compass the necessary amount and kind
of provender required for the proper sus
tenance, growth and fattening of his ami
mails
Memory must be taxed to recall so ia
Xorable a winter for stock as the present.
The main object of the horse owner should
be to keep his horse in the most simple
and natural manner possible throughout
the year. AT the best, the methods bv
which horses are now cared for are quite
SAID to be natural for them and for that
reason it is not hard to go astray The two
main things are to feed the animal an
abundance OF simple, easily digested food
and give plenty of exercise. L have raised
horses since the early SIS, and lots of them.
have had several draft breeds, also some
trotting stutf. think it is far more profita-
BILE for the farmer to raise the draft horse a
man to raise trotting bred horse and GET
any profit out of him must be an expert
driver and trainer and even then hundreds
OF them fall short of paying for the care
and feed it takes to mature and devotion
them
colts come in April or lay. They are al
lowed to suck the mares until about six
months of age If the mares are worked
oats placed in reach of them and also wa.
ter. Then when they are weaned it is no
trouble to keep them up in flesh for they
will soon forget the mare. We always feed
our colts all they will eat the first winter.
then after that they can rustic in corn
stalks and bluegrass pasture with moth
ing but Strawstack for shelter and get a
little grain and then they will stay in good
condition and make good growth. Sold
two year old mare this winter that had
been raised this way for $llCO0 and SHE
weighed li6O lbs. She was draft mare
Clyde and Percheron crossed.
am breeding Clydesdales myself and
think there is no better draft horse
lives At the International Live Stool,
Show at Chicago the breed that showed 70
the most advantage was the Clydesdale /; y
every class, young and old alike, staiiions
mares or geldings. This breed made n
most gallant show ing and captured every
possible honor and trophy that was hnn q
up The stallion classes were ali large,
strong and extremely uniform and fGa
walking and trotting action Displayed nv
at least three-fourths of the animals was n
revelation to the public, many of WHOM,
had erroneous notions of the ClydesdaIe
horse and his capabilities. I think II viii
always pay to keep n few good heayv
draft mares on the farm.
February 1901. ]. C. HARTMAN
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-02-21
To Complete Cherokee Asylum.

Des Moines, Feb. 16.-Plans and spec
ifications for the new work at the Cher
okee Hospital for the Insane were
placed on file yesterday with the board
OF control and bids are called for by
March 1. The work to be done to com
plete the hospital and make it ready
for use is the building Of the rear build
ings, including laundry. boiler house,
power house, coal sheds and connect
ing corridors and the entire interior
fittings of the main building. The bids
called the FIRST of next month will rep
resent an outlay of not less than $780,
900.