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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-01-04
YLAND
LEGISLATURE.
ION AT ANNAPOLIS ON WEB
NESDAY.
Governors Message Read And An Ad-
Ournment Made Until January At s
M.

MARYLAND LEGISLATURE opened the
sr 1000 an N,dro,d,, and ,J.
-.
-'.. .lt"r 'h' ""N uhlll january ''h'
~. All the members from Cecil
ere present at the session ON
.., t,,. so,.,+or II NJ ,t,.r,u,u,r,,
F. '' 49,
'''E"''S 'oN"'''' h'N'"h anu
~
b., Senate Organized with the election
I1,1,,,r ~ p,,,;,,,,,.,, ,.,,,,,,,,. 49,.
.. =.
s,- e. III HIS NP'''h VI h'''P'''''
'1bncr urged the passage of liberal
lion which would aid in pushing
nrd to t,, rr,,t ,,,,,,,,, ,I., ,,.,,..
- '''''''l"h"''''nS "' ''l' country
gn" House organized with the election
- Noble H. Mitchell. of Hartford :+
seakrr Mr.. Mitchell received - Votes,
3 43 cast for \. Lincoln Dry,Iru. of
Somerset. the nominee of the Rcpuhl-
fcans.
In the Senate Mr. Ravcnscrort offered
Il memorial 10 the president asking that
the personnel of tn" Committees on Elr,-
ton aud Civil Service Reform lr such
as the IMPORTANCE of the work ,}craall4
In The House the Hrruhlicaua presented
u wr..nliHl lgrrpd mon in thr ,Durus
asking fair. treatment in the ?apoint-
mont Of committees. and naming tar inca
they preferred to have on the Co:amitt
on Elections
Senator Bryan presented a prtirin.
from \. II. Robertson giving nui ic, ih...
he intended IT, contest tTir scat brlI lv
Senator lutzel. of the Second lrgisl2;.vr
district Of Baltimore \ mmnhr, Of ,u-
tees of election contests were ',rrl In
thn IIouSr
Dclr&atr Brorning chairman o. i
/. city DELEGATION. offered in the House
memorial to Congress asking than hudyN
to adopt the opinion of Admiral Dewey.
Of the Schcy Court of Inquiry. and ar->,
prove of his verdict in the case.
r The Somerset county delegation in The
} House presented 10 the Goyrrnul. Fl I,ti-
y tion that the Board of Public Wu,;>
take steps to protect the oyster Lr.l, Of
Z Tanrior Souud from Virginia mlr.r Irr>.
a,. Governor Smith Sent his mrS,a!yr +, the
sGcnCral Assembly. and il WA .,I "a,
@A,th houses. During the dov. the iiuv-
gor held Il New Yes reception M the
%rutiyr Mansion. hich was .,frll.,!
many of the mcmacrs of the Ir.isl:,.
Eilrc and hy Il large delegation fro1a the.
fFfth Regiment. NJ. y. G.
~ In his message to the I.cgiSlnturr tiov
John Walter Smith makes the following
Recommendations
Regulation of the primary law to al-
low each citizen TO rNprrsS his indivitlH5
choice OF nominees. "a. =
The division of large. prrrirrrs ~
a cral elections to facilitate the COS.
sp,lSo tie appointment of some res 4. $5E
Eryau to decide upon Il uniform Z ii. = n
& used in ballots throughout thr. ,rnI.
.fr, advantageous sale of tine .i...., as
Sets to cancel the state debt.
The ,~rnrion of an unpnid cnnuIi<, sion
10 inquire into the presence Of rul"r.'r-
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-01-04
ii4IPPING NEWS.

#tcamcr Emma Giles" of the
Ger Company, has been sent to
clark & Co.'S ship-yard, in Bal
30 have her boilers and machn-
$hauled. She will be towed to
x Co.'S yard later in order to
n hull examined. 1t is thought
steamer will be in dock till the
NMarch. The ''Sassafras' will
ger place.
tug "Favoritc'' left Baltimore, on
. Clay night last week, for Chesapeake
aSy, with the loaded barges Now
y Then" FLORENCE McNaughton'' and
"Laura V. Grove" which put in the Bal
timore harbor on Monday, for harbor
4 from the ice The barges are loaded with
cargoes of lumber and poplar wood from
Virginia for Philadelphia. Previous to
qeaving the "Favorte' put on an ice
blow.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-01-04

William b. Heatzig, senior member
of the firm of Charles b. Heatzig & Son,
is dangerously i'll at his home, in Elkton,
with pneumonia.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-01-04
EIk.On Town Council.

Th" Elkton Town Council met ON We'd
n"Sday evening, at s o'clock. Present
McSSrs. McQuilkin. King, Dunbar, Davis
and Mackall the Treasurer ANA Baili!f.
The minutes of the last meeting were
read and approved. The Treasurer re-
ported; =
New-York tribune., 1902-05-20
HOW FOX DIED.
HIS WIDOWS PATHETIC NARRATIVE,
FOUND IN HER JOURNAL

From THE Life and Letters OF Lady Sarah Len
nox.' lcharles Scribners SonsD
On the 7th of August. 1906 he was tapped
which he bore very well, and seemed relieved by
IT. He went on much the same some days bet
he appeared TO get much better, and continued so
much so that we settled to go to ST. Annes;
but the physicians were afraid il would be
far for him TO go in one day, and the Duke of
Devonshire had kindly offered Chiswick
went there on the 27th He bore the going there
very WELL and the next day very much
improved that / fattered myself he had quite
got rid of the disorder and that a few days
would enable us TO get 10 dear little home;
but alas the dreadful disorder increased so very
rapidly that Sunday, the 31st of August, he
was obliged TO be tapped again, and thirteen
quarts of water brought away. IL lowered him
very much but in a day or two he seemed to get
better and recovered a little appetite went out
airing on the Friday in the garden chair and on
Saturday and Sunday in the carriage with me
He was very cheerful. and talked a good deal
with me; kept my hand In his all the time we
were out made me kiss him several times, and
admired the Thames, that in the road
hack from Kew Bridge, and made repeat
from Cooper's HILL Thames the most loved"
etc I thought he seemed very heavy to sleep
ali the afternoon but in the evening and in the
night he had Mr. Trotter 10 read TO him. He got
some sleep in the night. but not much and on
Monday the 9Th of September. soon after. when
Mr. Trotter was reading TO him Johnson's Life
OF Dryden" the fatal symptoms came on. which
left no grounds for reasonab BILE hope afterward.
Oh, my God and am here 10 write this; but !
must not rspne. for by His great goodness TO
xne In giving me strength to 60 through my last
New-York tribune., 1902-05-20
Gnmmer Resorts.
NEw-YORK.
BERKELEY INN.

POCANTECO HILLS. WESTCHESTER CO.. n. Y.
New management. delightful rooms real country, most
attractive grounds. ample shade bowling alley, dirt
tennis stable and carriage accommodations per
country roads. sanitary plumbing appointments
perfectly An unexcelled table will be the stand
the The homelike comfort and absolute
guests will consideration No malaria.
mosquitoes 1l2 City Hail. Putnam Division
N. Y. Central thus avoiding the tunnel Especially at
tractive for commuters Address Miss LENNON. oil W.
1C4th St.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-20
For Boys and Young Men-Counrry.
5urroeates Noilees.
BARCLAY WILLIAM On y,

RARCLAf. WILLIAM DIN pursuance OF
an order OF Hon Frank T. Fitzgerald, Surrogate az
the County OF New York notice is hereby per-
sons having claims against William o. OF
the County OF New to present the sau1s
with vouchers thereof the her place
transaCting business Of1Se Lester W Clark No
20 Broad Street in the City York on or before
twelfth 0f
Dated New York the third day Of January 1902
CLARA s BARCLAY. Executrfx
New-York tribune., 1902-05-20
IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. Abner

Q. Thomas. a Surrogate OF the County York
notice is hereby given all persons having claims
Jacob Sherman, late OF the County New
York deceased present the thereof
the subscribers al place trausacrng bust
at Office of Stern < itushmore. No 20 Wall
Borough Of Manhattan. City OF NeW-YOrk.
or before 10Th day of October
York seventh DAY Of April, 1892
SIIRERMANN- ARTHUR SIIBERNIANE
NORRIS ROSSIN. Executors
STERN RJSHMORE Attorneys for Executors. 40
Wall Street. New York.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-20
Omrial Efsal NoIlrcs..

0thudl Efsal NoIircs..
A TTENTION Is CALLED TO THE ADVER-
= TIsEMENT in The City Record of May II 81.
1902 Of the confirmation by the Board OF
entering the Bureau for the Collection Of
Arrears for improvements
IN the Borough Of Richmond:
LIST Ward. Myrtle Avenue hagging curbng gutter
Ing. a the north corner Of Broadway.
EDWARD NJ CIRCUIT Comptroller.
city Of New York. May l6 1902.
4 TTENTIO\ Is CALLED To THE ADVFR-
TISEMENT in The City Record MAY 3 TO l6
1902 Of the confirmation by the Assessors and
the entering in the Bureau for the Collection OF Assess
Arrears of
in the Borough of Richmond:
LIST Ward Low terrace regulating,
Tagging, laying crsswaNs paving and guttering
Hamilton Avenue To Fort Place. - ~
EDWARD NJ. CIRCUIT Comptroller.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-20
rs PURsUANCE of an order of Hon. Ahnel

c. Thomas. a Surrogate OF the County of New York
notice is hereby given 10 all persons having
against John n Pell late O New
deceased. present the with
the subscriber. his place transactng business
81 Wall Street in the Borough OF Manhattan in
City Of New York. before the sixteenth day OF
October next.
Dated New York the day OF April 1902
FREDERICk A PE.L.I. Executor.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-20
CORNELIA C.-In pursuance OF

Il an order Of Abner q. Thomas. Surrogate Of
New York. notice Is hereby given to all
persons having claims against Corneia G Tompkins
late Of the OF New York deceased 70 present the
vouchers thereof the subscribers az their
transacting business office of Fletcher
ct'utcheu No 20 William street in the city
Of New York before the 25th day OF November
JESTTP WAKEMAN. CHARLOTTE AUGUSTA WAKE
MAN Executors
FIETCHER MCUTCHEN & BROWN. Attorneys for
Executors. 76 William Street New York city.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-20
IN PURSUANCE of an order OF Hon. Frank

T Fitzgerald. a Surrogate County of New
hereby u all persons having claims
aga Mills Day. late OF the County OF New
York deceased the thereof
the subscriber at her place ot transacng business
Office Day No. 80 Broad Street. in the
Borough Of Manhattan city OF New York. before
day OF June. next
Dated New York. the 10th day OF December, 1901
SARAH V. DAY.
SHERMAN DAY Attorney for Executrx. Broad Street
New York City
New-York tribune., 1902-05-20
60 mhom lr fflan Concern.

IMPORTATION is desired concerning the pres
address DAILY. left Rochester
about 1t and when last heard
siding in Atlantic Ave. Brooklyn, Any information Will
he gladly received by her anxious brother
100 Saxon St. Rochester. y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-20
u pursuance of an order Of Hon. Frank t.

IN pursuance of order of Hon. Frank IT,
F1tzgeral4. a Surrogate OF the County OF New YORK.
Ioc. hereby given to all persons having claims asas
the with vouchers thereof 10 us
place % transacJing business the OF
fee OF Heyu COvingtOn attorneys No IS5 Broadway.
in the city Of York. Borough Manhattan. OF
befO he July
Dated New York the 18th day OF December. 1901.
EMELINE a WEBER
Administrative with the viii annexed
HEM & CONINGTUN. Attorneys for Administrative lSS
Broadway Borough OF Manhattan New York city.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-20
y nursuanes Of an order Of Hon. Abner c.

IN pursuance OF an order or Hon Abner q.
= Thomas. a Surrogate OF the County OF New York
given all having claims against
Shiisud, late OF the County OF New York. de-
to with vouchers thereof
suhscr .her place transacJng business.
Broadway in the City Of New York. befors the
DAY August. 1892
DATED New York 4th day q February. 1902
ANDREW SHILASD. Executor.
SHILAND SHOEMAKER & HEDCfES- ATTORNEYS for
Executor. No. Il Broadway New York City. n. 7.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-20

L y III kSJ ANCE OF an OTueE OF F1Ou- ADHCA
= - Thomas a Surrogate OF County OF New York.
Notice il hereby all persons having claims
deceased present the same with vouchers thereor %
their place OF transactng business. az
the ofFce of II II Glass No. 70 Chambers Street. in
ne Borough OF Manhattan CITY Of New YORK on or
bef -sr q October 1902
Dated YORK. 19th OF March. 1907
= NF,I%F(E.S HENRY MEINKEN. CHARLES @.
MEINkE<\ Executors
II H GLASS 40 Chambers Street.
Borough OF Manhattan. New York city.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-20
THE COLUMBIAN,

10GO ISLAND PARK.
St Lawrence River. n. y The best located and most
oughly in all respects Orchestra. boating
fishing. etc Open June Il.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-20
IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon Abner

l. c. Thomas 4 Surrogate Of the County OF New York.
all claims against
Tonsetd. late of the County OF New York, de-
the vouchers thereof to the
subscriber his place % trarsacns business az tbs
Jones No f2 Wall Sweet IN the City OF
New York on before the twsntyf1h day OF July next
Dated New York. the twentieth day Of January. 1902
GEORGE q. WHEELOCK. Executor
NASH JONES. for Executor. 6S Wall Street.
CITY
New-York tribune., 1902-05-20
IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. Abner G

Y = .
Thomas. a Surrogate % the County Of New York
notice hereby all having claims
against William Henry o County
Y0rk deceased the thereof
their place business
az the ofhce o MCCuatd Nassau Street.
m the City York before day No
Veuber next.
Dated New York. 18th day Of Nav. 1902
EDWIN COLLINS FROST. HENRY N. STEGMAN.
CHARLES P NORCROSS. Executors
SACKETT X MQUAID Attorneys for Executors, No.
i54 Nassau Street Tribune Building). Borough Of
Manhattan. New York city.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-20

IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. Abner
. Thomas a Surrog.te OF the County OF New York
notice Is hereby given all persons having claims
against Annie r Tursy. late OF the County of New
deceased present the same with vouchers there
81 their place of transacring bust
ness Office Of Joseph h Mahan, No IS Chambers
Of New York Borough OF Manhattan.
on before he first II October
Dated New York. the 10Th dav Of March. 1902
TIMOTHY THOMPSON. JOSEPH n. MAHAN
rro-SL
New-York tribune., 1902-05-20

- Thomas. a Surrogate OF the County OF New fork
il 70 all persons havtnS claims
Holt late OF the County Of New ork
deceased u present with vouchers thereof 20
the subscribers place Of tranSaCng business az
office q. II. & F. l. Crawford Ne. g Liberty
Street in the CITY OF Borough Of Manhattan.
on or before - day OF November next
Dated New York. the - day OF Nav. 1&l@ -
ANNA G HOLT. LYDIA q HOLT. ANNA F. HOLT
EXecutriCes
G. n q r L. CRAWFORD Attorneys for Executricek
20 liberty St Manhattan. y. Y. city.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-20

- the undersigned apply the Surrogate OF
Washington County for Letters Of Administration or tns
Co,,Is George Christie. late OF the Town or
Greenwich County OF Washington and state OF New sork
deceased according provisions OF Section Zoo OF
the Code of Civil Procedure for limiting the penalty et
administration: And Notice Is hereby gwen 20
All persons having claims against George Christie.
deceased present claims, with vouchers
therefor OF County Of Washington,
al his Village Of Salem y Y. or before
of July. 1902
Dated Greenwich. n Y. MAY 9th 1902
JANE CHRISTIE.
ELIZA CHRISTIE
ALEXANDER McGECCH
VAN NESS & CURRY. Attorneys Greenwich. y. x.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-20
~ PrRSUANCE Of AM ode OF Hon. Abner 9.

n Thomas a Surrogate of rhs County OF New York.
notice hereby an persons having claims
e F7uEhtOu late = the County OF New
York deceased thereof
Tn subscriber business.
" Broadway. the Borough OF Manhattan City OF
New o. before tn Is day Of December next
Dated New YORK The l9rh d8y II MAY, 1872
UNION TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
PECKHAM MILLER 8 KING. Attorneys for Executor.
NJ 50 Rroatvsy. Borough Of Manhattan. City ot New
New-York tribune., 1902-05-20
IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. Frank

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of Hon Frank
T Fitzgerald. Surrogate the County New
Notice Is hereby all persons having claims
Francis Bazzoni Of the County OF New YORK.
the with vouchers thereof 70
their transactiug business No
SOth Borough Of Manhattan the CITY
OF York before the 21th day OF June next
Dated New York. Sh@ 18th day % December. 1901
ELEANORA A BEATTY.
EDWARD ]. HESSION,
MICHAEL. J. sCANI-AN Attorney Executors. 50
New-York tribune., 1902-05-20
RHODE ISLAND.
GiJM WyQl 10 U[R9T

LlTtHFiEID CONN.
High altitude. pure malaria mosquitoes
home cooking. hghg service; elevator paror
golhng; special rates for May and June. Booklet a
Schorelds. / Madison Ave.
GEO II BROWNE Mgr.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-20
1nstrnrtion.
For Young Ladies-City

MISS MURPHY
AL BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL. rore,z, ,..,
16O and III West S5th 81
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-12-05

cure, the proprietors of the lines have
agreed to transfer all the stock of that
company to the Chicago Great Western
in exchange for like amount of the
common stock of this company. BY
this arrangement the Chicago Great
Western secures for all time about 503
miles of valuable feeders, without the
investment of dollar in cash, or in
curing any indebtedness or other lia-
bility, except an increase OF its common
stock, To complete the arrangement
will require only a part of the proposed
Increased common stock, leaving the
balance unissued."
The action of the Chicago Great
Western in making an increase of $780,
100000 of stock is criticised by con-
servative railroad officials. They say
the road is now overcapitali2ed, as
compared with other western railroad
systems. It's capital stock now author
lied amounts to SS5,00G,000 and of
which 6l,914.724 has been issued and
put on the market, the balance remain
ing in the eompany's treasury This
makes the cost of the road something
more than $4,000 a mile, or twice as
much as the capitalization of the Chi
cago and Northwestern. With the new
stock added 1t is not believed that any
syndicate of capitalists will be venture
some enough to take the Chicago Great
Western off Mr.. Stickneys hands.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-12-05

Kansas City. Mo-, Dec. 5.-John CAL
lagher, police officer. while suffering
from mental alteration, almost killed
James Leary, saloonkeeper at Sixth
and Walnut streets. and then, with a
loaded revolver. compelled Leary to
march ahead of him TO police head
quarters.
Altho 1000 people followed Gallagher
and dozen patrolmen were at his back
he defied any one to touch him, and,
swinging his revolver from side to side
as he staggered along, cleared the
street before him. Leary, covered with
blood begged for mercy, and repeatedly
turned to the policemen and entreated
them to protect him, only to be threat
ened or struck with the revolver. Not
a policeman dared to interfere, and the
spectacle was not ended until Gala
CHER, forcing Leary to stand at the
booking desk at police headquarters
flung the revolver thru the open win
dow to the desk sergeant and demanded
that Leary be locked up "for investiga-
ton" Instead, however, Gallagher was
seized by two officers and, after being
searched, put in cell. What caused
the trouble between Leary and Patroi-
man Gallagher Is a mystery.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-12-05
hU||NI ON OCEAN SHIP
Three Men Attempt Life of Cap
tain and Second Officer
and Fail
ESCAPE ON RAFT IN MIDocEAN
They Were 600 Miles From Land and
II is Believed That They Were Lost
at sea-sale of the Prize Winners in
the Live Stock Exhibit-Foreisn and
Other News. ....

Queenstown, Dec. 5.-The British
ship Leicester Gable, from San Fran
cisco, arrived here today. Her COM
mander reported that Sept. 2 at 8 a. m.
the ocean seamen mutined and the
captain and second officer We're shot,
the latter fatally, after an encounter
with the mutineers, who left the ship
on a raft in mid ocean.
Captain Peattie gave the names OF
the mutiners as w. A. Hobbs. Ernest
Sears and Turner. They all shipped at
San Francisco. The second officer shot
Hobbs while attempting to rescue the
captain in the darkness. The mutt
neers got a few planks and coops, form
ed raft and launched it from the ship.
which was then 800 miles north of Pit
cairn Islands. The captain believes
the raft went to pieces. 1t is said
Hobbs came from Illinois and Sears was
from Idaho and Turner from Portland,
Oregon. The mutineers took two
weeks provisions with them on the
raft.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-12-05
Will Ratify Treaty.

Washington. Dec. 5.--The opposition
to n reciprocity treaty with Cuba is
rapidly clearing away, and every indi-
cation now points to an early settle
ment of the vexed question. The presi-
dent has received assurances from
number of senators who opposed reci-
procity legislation last winter that they
will support the ratification of a treaty
satisfactory to the state department.
Senator Elkins, OF West Virginia, who
led the anti Cuban reciprocity forces in
the senate at the last session of con-
gress, had an extended interview with
the president today, during which he
informed Mr.. Roosevelt that he would
support a proper Cuban reciprocity
treaty, and expressed the belief that
such a treaty would be ratified by the
senate soon after its presentation Such
a solution of the commercial obligations
of the United States to Cuba would be
entirely satisfactory Ia Senator E1Ftfls
and many of his senatorial colleagues,
who opposed the enactment of direct
legislation because they feared such
action would open UP tariff contro-
yer,sy, which, in the view OF strong ad-
vocates OF the protection system, might
prove embarrassing, if not dangerous,
to the republicans.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-12-05
uLTiMATuM IN FEW DAYS.
Nenezueia's Proposals Are Not Accept.
able to Germany.

able to Gcrmany.
Berlin, Dec. 5.-The note of President
Castro of Venezuela presented to tie
German minister at Caracas a week
ago is not satisfactory to the German
government. It is deemed inadequate,
and as being especially designed to
gain further time. It's partial accept
ance OF the German demands were
coupled with conditions that are un
acceptable.
The exchange Of views with the Brit
tsh foreign Office has resulted in a
decision to proceed with the joint ac.
ton An uitimatum will almost certain
ly be presented in q few days. The
phrasing OF the note is the subject
of the present correspondence between
the respective governments, whose ac-
ton will not await the arrival FL the
West Indies OF the cruisers Amazon.
Niobe and Ariadne, as Germany has
already an ample force there. The
departure of these cruisers has been
indefinitely postponed.
A seemingly inspired article In the
Cologne Gazette today says:
Despite Germany's patience with
Venezuela, all thought has been aban-
Sdoned of peaceful termination" AMI
that Venezuela has treated Germany
In manner almost insulting because
Venezuela has published official COM
munications with Germany's consent,
coupled with improper comments.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-12-05
MoRos ARE MORE FRIENDLY.
Capt. Pershins Visits Chiefs and Feel

Capt. Pershing Visits Chiefs and Feel
ina Towards Americans Is Better.
Manila. Dec. 5.-The trip of Capt.
John J. Pershing, the commander of
the forces that have been lighting
against the rebellious Moros in Min
danao, to the country of the friendly
chiefs has increased the friendly feel
ing toward the Americans. While on
his trip the friendly Moros showed
the captain spot where there was a
good view of sunken gunboats sevent.
feet beneath the surface of Lake Lanao.
1t is believed that six of these gunboats
were scuttled by the Spaniards while
escaping from Zamboanga when the
Moros were victorious in the insurrec-
ton of 1896. The captain and his men
had a hard trip, but are we'll pleased
with The results
A fire, the origin of which has not
been explained, has swept over Duma-
guete, the capital of the oriental Me-
gros. The municipal and provincial
buildings, with large stores of rice,
We're destroyed.
An American syndicate has pur-
chased the largest coffee plantation in
northern Luzon and will start farming
on the latest methods.
Constabulary Inspector Hendryx
who was reported to have been killed
in Samar. has been found alive, tho
badly wounded, after the fight with
the Ladrones Nov. 25. The inspector
wandered thru the jungle for nearly a
week and his wounds became gan
greened, but he is expected to re
cover.