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The Lamar register., 1902-02-05
SUMMONS.

sTATE OF doott e the District
In the matter of y
Charles d'i$;Si Fisiai,'r. SUMMONS.
James T. Smith,
Defendant.J
The People of the State of Colorado,
To James 7; Smith. the Defendant above named
You arc hereby required to appear in an action
brought against you by the above named Plain
tiff. III the District Court Of Prowers county,
therein within twenty days after the service
hereof, IL served within this county Or If served
out of this County, or by pu ublicatiOn, within
thirty days after the service hereof. exclusive
will be taken against you according to the
prayer of the complaint; and II n copy of the
complaint in the above entitled action be not
served with this summons. or IL the service
additional to the time here above specified for
appearance and answ wer will be allowed before
taking of Judgment by default as aforesaid.
The said action is brought to recover a
with interest thereon from October IS, 1901. be-
ing the balance of the purchase price of certain
goods and chattels sold by plaintiff to the de-
fendant and the costs of this suit as will more
fully appear from the complaint in said action
to which referance is here made;
And you are hereby notified that IL You fail to
appear, and to answer the said complaint as
above required the said plaintiff will ask that a
lief demanded in the complaint filed in said
cause.
(~-~) Given under my hand and official seal
3sEAL at Lamar in said County, this Esd day
t~~) of December, A. ID. 1902.
L. NJ. BLACKWELL,
Clerk Dist. Court.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-08

Npbember in &raft treten ipG. @r
bat eine lange, e6renppIIe 2uufba6n
als Diplomat binter fi9 unb nirb
f9per gu erfeBsn ietn. S4on in
1854 mar er Ntta9e Der amerttdntz
I6en legation in petersburg, bann
itubirte CT alf Der 1niperiitdt Berlin
unb fe6rte fpGter nu9 ben Ser. Stddz
ten auriid, ND er 3uerit cine PrpfeRur
auf Der ltniperiitdt Mt4i9an belief
bette unb Der erite PrGiioent Der Unit
beriitGt Cornell tpurOe. Bon 1879
Bis 1881 ma er amerifunif6er Sc
Tunbter in Berlin, BON 1882 Bis 1894
@eIanbter in petersburg, unb in
1897 fe6rte er ais 8ptf9ufter na9
Berlin 3uriid, fpo er ieitbem geblieben
lit. @r 1T in 0eutI4lanO febr pOpuz
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tanif9e 8otI6after in Yetersburg,
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tie lit.
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rem 8erIion 3ufolge ioQ iih befagter
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fen, aQein i6er Die 8eoeutung bieier
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ten am 0ienitag GrOerI4iitterungsn
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raum ber6reitet paren, jeDo4 feinen
nennenspert6en S9aoen anri6teten.
Nuf ben @initur3 Oes Gumpanile in
8enebig folgt Die Na4ri6t, OaB ems
Der prG6tigen 5eniter Der Oorttgen
ct. So6annes uno ct. Paul=0Omi>
nifanertir9e berabgefallen 1T, unO
buB bas gauge 8aupert in 8efa6r
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ri9te fommen i6er ben 3uItano Der
ct. gaul5@&ir6e in QonOOn un0 oe5
n80mer" in Trantfurt a. 80. n9as
Qtlte itiir5t, es dnbern fi4 Die Soften"
Qus Wien miro gemelOet, OdB Die
ungarif6e Gegierung Elm 8eieB our
GibitiIirung Der 3igeuner i'm Gei6sz
tage ein3ubringen beabIi6ttgt. 9as
@e7eB I8reibt Dor, baB cine gepiHe
Qn3a6l 3igeuner 3~tpang8tpeiIe in
90rfern angeiieOelt unO gum @rlerz
men DON 6anbnerfen, iopie i'm NUz
gemeinen gu regelmdBigen 8ei4Gftiz
gungen angebalten perOen foQ. 9u5
asinltut 0isies Experiments Oiirfte
nit groBem Sntereiie e%ripurtet perz
ben.
Die 8alOpin : 3iegler'T4e g}oroz
polzGrpeOttion lit nud LANCER @6pez
ienbeit 3uriidgete6rt O6ne irgsno Elm
erpd6nenspertbe5 3efultat er3ielt gu
baden, unb ME e8 beiBt, puroe lire
8iiffe6r Our8 Elm 3erpiirfniB 8piz
f8en 6rn. 8alDpin, Dem niTenz
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unO Dem 8efe6Isba6er Oe5 0ampfers
n4merica," capt, So6umfen, IOtpie
bur9 augemeine un3ufrieOenbeit Der
Manni4dft notbpenOig gema4t.
@iele anoere 9olarerpeOitiOnen Der
IeBten paar Sabre iinO aus dbnli6en
Griinoen erfoIglo5 gepeisn, IS
fdeint, baB es ni4t nur einen Sroz
penfolIer, iOnDern audi einen Polars
toaer gte6t.
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cnern 9lnnr,s GiIenhnhnzGn-

Gabrplau lett Dem ). SuIi 1902 in Graft.
Slmpfsr osr.abt blH Bier Ny. 10 an N~.Ebt=5trass
t65l;5 tSlmtl35 uHo S9HHta15 uusgcgomutul
nm 100 @ormi.ta8s INN BIS 1ltmi-ta3s, nab
CAPE UtGg, &ebobotb uHo 3pii5enhls
ttOHtI.
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mad & q > { VI q D, u b o o b uHo 3cii5sus
itutj0Hen.
gouutaqs, 8l5 gormjttlss. no5 Gave NAV
uno 8tbDbotb, u1o BIS Rabmittlg5, Har
mad RtutzS5lluo uHo EustH5toDn.
Spe3iUIz SCOT UtrtGBt GGpc E @ , Ytons
tags nm $50 Mog9tHs. nd $40 Gag,5 nit bGH
G~rprfbluq 0oH &tbo5oi5 nab Baltimore in &Is
biHOUU9 itBcHo.
6rl5t,n u;rbsH en- g99b;Hta9ca bis 6 li5r &b.n0B
t~atGegtn gtHoumtN
Seltp5on,: 6. x O., Ct. Raul 3lO2; no, Sen. 81.
B.. u. ErOgeL 9eHera!=9ei5dil5iu brsr.
(Nli21,lSJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-08

Sim 6. gluguit 6 MAMA a. 81. cram
ner, I &abr alt.
am ). auguit g. n j a II $ 4 nj buro er,
Al Sabre ait.
aim 6. Nuguit a!inbe&efnt l aabr alt.
@m 4. &uguit @HOr. 8 3uler, p Sabre
alt.
2m .. 2tugut ID a T p 0reiiel, % Sabre ait.
BIN 6 2uQuit irg8ooDcH5burQ, 9altjmore9GO.,
9tni a nj IN &. ubIer, % Sabre alt.
dim 6. @Ggut 2oui gems.
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0lSom VScuScI.

Gg farb am 6. Quguft, M0rqens 7.45 ll6r, @oam
@cuocl I'M 20. 2cbcnsiabre in ieiner lcBtcn 98ob<
runQ in 2aurlDile, NlD. Ge @t.rOtguu8 finOtt
Sonutag=Na5mittag bon Der obigcn 8obnung aus
imp Damn na6 Dem Osuti6cu lutberiibeu Gmauutlsz
6rit0boie, 0lrforO=RoaO, mo bic Traucricier nm
8 ltbr Nabmittngs abQcba.tcn lpIro, TAFT.
@srlpanota UNI 6rtunOe iinO b0ilt3it tingelaOtn,
Der 9tfrOiguug bsijutUObntn. C20
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0briItian Stbappcrlc.

Gg furb am 7. 2lugut Gbr;tiau 58apperlc im
Glitter BON 78 Sa6rtu, aus @obsoorf, &6uigretb
ggiirttcmberQ, G;uti6laHO, gebirttg, g;liebtcr@attc
pom 9ouiia Sbapperle. Ole &ecuoiguUg finOtt
SonutuQ q, y}19mittl95 . llbr, bon ieiner icBz
ten ~g8obnuHQ Gr. 500, Ct=4u.tiuOrc7StraB aus
TAFT. @triplnOte uHO 6reunOe Der Camille FnD
bDfli5it tiHqs.u0tn, beJuEuo6n;H- (22O-2)
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@arhlano &c genniBIhaHia Giienz
babHsGO.

W,-tb I'M Dat Station.
g,rr,T,n an 0patntagtH mad 9ort, pa, nm 7.30
Wgrasns uuo $50 Nabm:ttags,
9.r!aTsn an @o1tHta3eH nab 2f!ta, IA, nm
Z8O 9IOT0'n, $50 uao +.9o Na9m!tia5s:
7S1. $50 uno 1852 8oyuittags, $50 uno $50
Nubmittlgs uuo 6l5 AbeHOs.
griaRsn al sOnHtagen nap Delta, Ia, UNI $50
Morgtns uaD 400 9ldbmitiGgs.
gsrlafsn an 5onntaseH mad 8.lair, pO., nm
$50 uHO 1l.3 9Ormittass, 400 Ql3mtta9s uno
1000 AbsnOs.
= 3dgs iabrsH UNI 1.2O Ru6mittag an samfa.
gen ab.
5. {. 9Orrts. Gtnsral. gsi4s:tsfa6ptr
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2to& GreeE>OampfersGo

Grfurfou nab Rod uuD 6tOntpsGrset. Sams
tier uerlaFtn SoOion'5 8srfts mad 8ods6resf, NIT
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tdg. nm I ubr MorgtHg unO go 1abm. Sonntn9s
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Broipn'g Q8srfts %anlsoeuO. auHOreii,ssiltte 25c.
vs.. VI. OowleS, SuDertHteHpsnt
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GomnrD @ricSman.

IS itarb am Z. 2luQuit 1902 GOplrO Gritsman
i'm @lttr Don 81 3abren, ]gtlicbt:r SobH BON
Grau 6. @ritsman uuo oe5 b:ritorbcuen 35tOOore
@rit5man. Gie @ccrOigung finOct 8 a NJ It a &,
ga6mittuQs , ubr, Don it;ner IeBtsu 98Obuung
Nr. Coz, &.ttle 9ataitraB;, aus itutt. (QriOlt)
(2O-3D
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Ginfade Shirt nnr 500.
Sic g. g.. sSerO
GTturiiDnen.

Ra5 Rod 6aII uuo G5tfertoi 10 n
isotH UtOntag, 8ienitdg, Mittpo3. 90nrers
tag unO 5r,itag.
abfabrt Bier Z an Qigbttrabtn : Gserffs 8 uJr
Born, @udtsbr gcgcH s ubr ab,nOg.
Rad 9untiorDz8ap, cine Guels its
Gbritcrz5aiOer, ungtidbr 10 gteilsn bon 9uItImott,
prabtpog: 6ctacrie.
Sampler s8. 2. 6orbs pirD oisfe 6abrt i { D n
a nj # a q y d nj / tt a q MAIDEN; Nbiabrt BON
9ter Z GigbtftroBens98sr UNI 2.3O Qa3m., Nuds
febr 9sgea 10 llhr 4buo3.
9lactt y TabLisiten zoe.
(5unI6, 9Gatel
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s&ET-NSie BonzTon aan3en Sng
5Familirn>G gturliunrn mad

Mrn1npoIt9-nnC"2NCH NEUEr'
annapolis 1T in unicrsm Stuats elm 9uutt BON
er0Btem 5ntereTe osporosn; UsiliOHen Don 9oia
lars perOsn fir bic Glotttu=NtaOsmis, has Stautss
Gebdu0e uHO auoere qnlogsn perausgabt (uno OaHH
oieie beriibmteu sGspilsD Grubs!0. SanH Die
iDeibt6piigen @elcn, ipllas Die @ai binuntcr rol'
len, g~9eits3ioer, 8aItsUias, GbaltsQoint, 5baO9=
Spoe, fb auf Weilsn eritrcdenoe 9Ogirbduier uno
~uieoriQc grtii,; nei6e Rr:bis. SLIDE uno 8etlu-
gel fitaen bic Sufel; qroBe 5tsnsrie'n an Den
2anOuugspldBcu, unO oann OOs Our6 Die Sselaft
erSeUQte 0pbIbsfiHOen.
Der ~poculdre Sampler IS m N a @tles"
isOen Montag G, WittlpO #, Grettag nm
3 ubr 9nrmittaQs, 9 ouutu0s nm I'D u5r
gormittaOs. &iidtunft = llbr &beuos.
9ilete 50 Gents. GIN 10. SUM begiunsnO,
Guui7, S&5l
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S0tSlMft.
SE 9Rbeortff aasr QnHebmIi6feitsn unD 9Tgni'
sGR tiaer Oorue6meR QaatrBSbrt.

Scr 9umpfsr .gam6rtOgsH prldBt ben Bier 4,
2i9bttraBsn : g8erfte, tdglit, ausosHOmmen Cams
tags UNI Sonntags, UNI 40 9abmIttd9s. cam:
ta0s UNI 8 llbr RabmJttags.
6abrpreIs soc. 45enOma6Ljtit soc.
CuHI6, 3&S7
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Merchants & Miners
@eRern Warblan6 SeGn.

kSSIIeTH WturYiulU SggUS
Erttt in Rratt a NJ %. stunt 1901.
3ngs Srlaftn 6iu'nsS%tGtiOH, iDie folet:
&aGti9.
40 morQcus Sbuel3ug, 6uuptliRis, 9agerss
toiun, g.. ( SO. &p. uHo benz suOsH, ausgss
uOmnsn Sonnta0, y. .. u. q. Gbambsrs5urg,
Rartiusburg, QBinbeiter uHO 9uHtteH on Der
pGbeiupeats II. g8cttrn 8a5H."
els 9~orm.-4su=IRar GrpreB. (tur 9ensDlnr.)
1855 ~9Orm.-attom. mad GmOrDs@roDe.
Sagli9 u5geuo IN meE SSHHtags
7.25 @orm-gort, 9. & s.. Sin. un0 Sauptliuis
0flt8 Don GmOrpsSrOCe, Gsrlsle rno g.. & 50.
8abn.
ell @orm-6auptliaie, GagerstOtuu, Sbippsnss
bReg, GrsOerid, Smmits1urg unO 81. & 70.
&p.. bis SbsHaHOoab.
1912 9Orm.-gtiOu. mad uniOus@riOgs, Qort Il.
Gettysburg.
1890 9~a6m.-&ttom. mad GmorD=@r0Oe.
2.25 Guam.-QttOm. nab GmOrDz9roOe,
S.2 Qd6m.-glue @OuHtain GrpreB Qarlors
GAR; fsrner 5rtOcrid.
1872 Ra6m.-Grp. mad Qort uuO 9. & 8. Gjo.
4.0l NQ6m.-Grp. nab Qunften an Der @aupts
LIME, 6a9erstOpH, GrtOerid, GmmitsbuT9 uHO
Sbippeusburg.
500 Na6m.-Grp. mad @lpn0pn. attOm. ieniei!s
llnioH=9riCse.
5.25 Rubm.-NTom. Ua3 Nleitl.
els &6suDs-aftom. nab lluiousSrtogs.
Rur 6oHHtGgs.
9.35 9orm.-Qltom. nab uHioHs9rt0ge uFo 9a'
2.35 Radm-Qffom. mad uniors9rioge,
Az Q~a9m.-Qft0m. NAB aIsila.
piuet. uno gtpatsCfite, 20 EttsSalto [S".
3uoe baltsr an uHionz, gsHHa =@Os' V"'+O"-
uu6 Walbropts W-ortb=apsHue) StdtIoa,
3. o. GrispOiH y. y. u
>. E. ~aanofrsst Observation-Disclosures.
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Bad annapolis, Dtt, &0Odl station, a,oo, SO
Born, Communication, 800, 800 @oTw-'
u2.I5, AIS, $40 gtahm.
Qbiabrt BON GamotusS tatiOn Ha5 JytotT'a,
E.35, !9.47 @orm., ?9.l5 9grm., lbs, +50 unS
1915 0abm.
ga8 gBfn5efer, 1920 Born, !S.l0, AS05sa2m;
RAD 6agtrstolpn, 800 YorH., Ala' '%0O
~ Ga1icOtt.Gtto uuo ut. @iyo, Q0iai, 7S5,
f9Is gorm., lbs, H3l, +535 gla@m, '5.oJ'
"l1.30 qbcnos.
g1b 6urtis' Van, 1923 Wor0,rs.
Nab qurap. pt. Eo0als5 tati0H, '2.56 Ta9aL.
gomb,nse totion, g 10 Eobu.
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9Ite Settnnaen @orrsIsouOsuteul
Joe. pro 6unesrt, 81 babsH in eer OfHcs es -Deutf
ihsu eelreisoH6tHtsr," 8GltiHsages Ctr. uHb BOB
6lleeS4gsEG&
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Baltimore 9anpf=& a9ct So.
Nlte mue guOerldfTac
g q G.

gIegante 0amDfer tdatih, a~usgenDmmen Gonns
tags ron ben HeueH IielS yr. 10, II, II uno Is,
9lQbtz StIa6e. mn $50 lhr 46enos nod Slo 9utnt
Scmfprt, %SInrfolf, Nortsmuutb uup allen
4unfteu ncS Suceus. Serblubuug in 4ortsmout5
nit Der 70 Seaboaro Air 2tnie" eeihloitntr BUG, Boris
mouth HGh atlanta. SH9e Bsrbiaoun9 Su gSsloon
NIT Der atlantic @oGit 2IHie." gu g%tOriolt 8erbln=
buug nit Der ryiorIoIt uHb @aroIIHG," rgtorfoli uHo
SontberH," DNtIaHtIc uHo 8arUile" uuo ~giorioIf aHo
4eiterH SiieEtabH," uHo nit Der .Slb SumiHioHs
SIH1e" rod y~tepterRe uAo gEaiblHgIoH, g.zS.
UiabSeiteH nab Dem eHropdIIheH BInue. ;ururioie
S~GIItenzS Gunner. gietTrilte gcleudtung. 8umpfs
hriiuH9. 3OleH frei. Dan belegs 3aiitenz.3 tmmtr i'm
RorGu5 III 8iIet SiIreau Der Saiz2lHIe, SubUsits
Baltimore uno SaIoert' StrG6e. &sIepboH 1875.
SCbn u. SbcrpoUe, S9taIam Rancaa,
9JCc=IyaVosEt Sen. III. mo BuiI. AgsHt.
Unb 8enerats gt0HaseL g. 8r0mu. 9.aS4ctzaBeHt
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Nene N~n;eigen.
S~PirafhSncindb.

gnitdroiser @auH l32 aHgsn:bmsg aeubtrt, Rez
aierungsangtiteattr iatt bic Setaaati9aft sinss
dHiateH bi5iaeH Dliobens. 5Dsd5 Dsiratb, gu
ma3sn. AoreHs: 9btopor 2eifua, ugenTral Sg=
Ii0srp." Sealbin9tsn, D. g c20-2
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Marie S6aefcr.

IS farb an 6. Guqut 1902 @urie edasfer, p
Sabre alt, dlttitc uno gcIitbte Sobtcr BON Winuie
uuO gOolf Sbatfer. Die ReerOi3ung f:nOit
btntG, Na6mittaqs 2 llbr. pon Der slt,r=
li6rn g8obuunq, Gr. 232, SiOsGegefter=5 trabe,
aus ftatt. t2l9-2O
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p9iUgaL Sluc ."&tnte

ndb philadelphia uno Netp@9ort.
CtfIib. &bf. D. GdmosH. @0L .; . h
6-blafnoaoou ....... " 3.5I Uorm. 3.55 o..
Srcm. 0ln. & Diner : 7.55 Born. : 8.0o y .
guffst 9arlor ...... 9l9 90Tl1' 90 ~ X
E1ttUt' .. " ma ~ g8rm. u 1854 y.
qarlor, SiHer ...... ~ ll7H, (" d.,
"9U9at w,rTrr CBitruatiou, Spticz uHb
CURE 0"g's'' 49, 2 40 Gabm. . " 3.53 81.
S Sa,II Sin,r ...... : 600 Hs5s. Cos q
6oob,s nab Qbilao. q 600 A0os' 9V3 ~
80 80 ri ITp4aaou mad gleD;Vort isrtig 3um
a+sromb in Wt GspalzStation I'm 1000 &btHos.
~ rTb atIanticsGjt0 al gBo3tHtdgsn; y, mao
eltlantitsGitp .cGlID.
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Gbsitr al. crs ~ oss On. m
o5;r, WFf5m. .... *sO5 Born. $50 BORN.
~ ~ GrnrsB ..... 800 Rl5m. l235 0abm.
0bild. GrprsB zee. 4.55 yadm. 800 5d1m.
gb,rDstu Atf0m. o. !J25 &adm. $50 N15m.
W6ir7 4ffou. .... 1850 Nbo5. 26.l5 Ibns.
g-ias!.gureaur Toropet=Gde GuIocrts uno 9ots
+impr,zSr, 9r. pol, SuB=9roaoDup, ut. 8oDals
citation ootr lmogU=5 station.
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New-York tribune., 1902-06-19
IN TAYABAS PROVINCE.
SURPRISING TESTIMONY BY THE IN
sURGENT GENERAL MALVAR

Manila June 1S.-Major Cornelius Garoeiei
called the former insurgent MalVar' VINO SUI
rendered in Batangas Province last Apiii' -
testify to-day before the board which Is IN
vestigating the charges brought by MAJOR gar
dener concerning conditions in Tayaoas froN-
ince Luzon. This board held its first meetings
at Lucena Tayabas Province, but ADJOURNED
there to meet in Manila.
The testimony given by General Malvar has
created considerable surprise He SAID lha'
Tayabas Province had been one of the best dis
ciplined insurgent stronghods under his con-
troll and that each municipality in the prov
ince obeyed him. He declared that he couio
have called 1JO0 ri1emen and 45O bolomen IN
Tayabas Province and this without couhliiis
upon the men he could have raised IN o'iiei
provinces; that the people in the towns OF lasa
has obeyed we'll the orders issued by the Amer
lean authorities. well as his own Ihey seii'
supplies to the insurgents, he said, and theh' al
ter the lapse of few days, would INFORM 'he
Americans that such supplies had gone oul'
This Malvar ordered the townspeople to DO IN
order that they might not be suspected py tne
Americans of disloyalty. Each body OF insui
gents in Tavabas was supported by the town
IN which # belonged. General Malvar said also
that the object of all his orders was TO pFolohS
the struggle indefinitely; consequently III siIlei
enpapements the insurgents were only ano"eu
10 attack the Americans when they outnuIn o
bered them three to one. and in larger ensase
ments only when they had at least equaI mum
berS.
Continuing his testimony, IefeI al H@ - o.
ssid that the presence in any town of any natlVe
who was truly friendly to the American cause
would have made it impossible for an lnsurgeHL en-
hodv 10 exist in that town. To the best OF ms
halief he declared the insurgents had canul-
dates in all municipal elections held in the prey
inces General Malvar personally oroeTeo .Ile
attack at Candelaria, in Iayapas' last De'ei'
ber -. -. -, T.,
In conclusion. the witness said that Ine IN IN
s,lrrection in Tayabas and BatangaS pIosLtiess
ha5 bean broken I'D as a result of the methods
adopted by General ]. Franklin Bell in conduct
ing the campaign there.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-19
ASPLNALL TIRED OF BENCH.
THE JUDGE HIS FRIENDS SAY. DESIRES
TO SUCCEED WOODRUFF

County Judge Joseph Aspinall, of Brooklyn, is
tenant Governor to succeed Timothy L. Wood
ruff, who has announced that he has desire
to serve a fourth term in the office. Judge
Aspinal has been on the County Court bench
for six and a half years. He has served about
six months of his second term, having been re-
elected with Judge Crane at the last election.
Although his salary is now $4,000 a year, he
is said to be willing to make the sacrifice. ana
accept the place of Lieutenant Governor, with
its salary of 5000 year
Judge Aspna ran considerably ahead of his
ticket in the last election. His vote in the
county exceeded by several hundred that re-
ceived by Controller Grout. who received the
highest vote of any Of the candidates in the
city at large It is well known that the Repuo-
ucan leaders of Kings County are anxious to
retain the Lieutenant Governorship for the
county Kings they maintain is one of the
largest counties in the State, and Is entitled TO
recognition. They also argue that. as Governor
nominated the ticket should be properly bal-
anced with Kings County candidate for Lieu
tenant Governor. -. :.
Judge Aspinan has told several of his frlenoS
that his present duties do not appeal 10 hlH anu
have become somewhat irksome. He is ANXIOUS
70 engage more actively in politics than the
dignity of his position will permit. He served
in the Senate While in the Assembly he ac-
auired the sobrquet Of Fighting Joe @splnail
nv reason of his vigorous methods he Is tortS
four years old and bachelor
New-York tribune., 1902-06-19
PAINS UNCOVER ST. PIERRE.
WHAT VISITORS TO THE RUINED CITY
OBSERVED ON MONDAY.

Roseau Island of Dominica, June 1S.-With
the permission of NJ. Lhuerre, the Governor
of Martinique the ruins of St. Pierre were Wis
tied yesterday by the Administrator OF the
Island of Dominica. H. H. Bell, and a party
of friends who proceeded for Martinique on the
steamer Yare. Mont Peee was in eruption
and ashes fell upon the Yare when she was
passing LIE Precheur. There were intermittent
detonations and the summit of the volcano was
completely obscured by clouds of steam and
ashes Great dense volumes of steam. appar-
emily from small craters rose by the seashorf
near the ruins of the Guerin sugar factory and
from several places the cleft from Wh1ch
the stream of mud had poured May ..
The ruins of st. Pierre presented a CHASTITY
sight Torrential rains had removed much OF
the sand and ashes with which they had been
covered and many corpses were partly eX-
posed. The odors strong and nauseating
The valley of the River Roxellane has been
blocked AMI a portion of the river has been
turned into the ruins of ST Pierre, the norih-
west portion of which is partially nooded-
While Mr.. Bell and his party were proceeolns
with their inspection of the ruins, an avalanche
of black scoriae and sand fell to the east OF
the town. accompanied by loud detonat1ohS'
which alarmed the visitors.
St Thomas D. W. L. June 1S.-Detonatlons'
supposedIv from Mont Pelee, Martinique, were
plainly audible here yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-19
MICKEY FOR GOVERNOR.
NOMINATED IN NEBRASKA, AFTER A
FIGHT. ON FOURTEENTH BALLOT.

Lincoln, Neb. June 1S.--A packed auditorium
faced State Chairman H. c. Lindsay when he
called the Republican State Convention to order
this afternoon The morning hours had been
used industriously in effort to simplify the
fight for Governor but the convention opened
with a free for-ar among the eight avowed
aspirants.
Chairman Lindsay announced as the tempo
rary chairman of the convention Deputy Attor-
ney General Norris Brown. who made an ex-
tended speech
Permanent organization was effected by the
selection of Judge 8. P. Davidson. OF Johnson
County as chairman. He responded briefly. an
nounced the committees and declared nomna-
tons for Governor in order. The first ballot re-
suited: Black, 2O2; Dinsmore, 81; Jesson 1O9;
Mickey, 1872; Robertson, 252; Sears. Ill; Van
dusen, "a; Wilson. 146: scattering, ,. Necessary
to nominate. 53I.
There was no marked change up to the sixth
ballot when Dinsmore, who had been steadily
gaining ran his total up to 419, and an unsuc-
cessful effort made to stampede the con-
vention to him. His vote fell off on the sue
ceeding ballot.
John Mickey, of Polk County, was nominated
for Governor on the fourteenth ballot.