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SHOE REPAIRING.

SEWED soies in 10 minutes. 40 West I'd
South street. basement.
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sx27. near LIST So. and 9Th E.. at $50
per foot.
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MAIN STREET
Main St, e front, 4Slhx1s2 it., with 3
room house and barn; s., 425; subject to
paving and sewer: the ground aiens fs
worth $500. Best bargain on the street.
HUBBARD INV. CO.
e6 West Third South.
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s1n.EN.

s10,5c0.
Bungalow on the east bench,
new, overlooking the city, i'm
proved street. Can be seen by
appointment.
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s4.00o-University bench; 5-Foom
shingled bungalow; boI1S2 IT; mission
finishi bath. toilet, large cellar. Terms.
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FOR SALE-List your property for sal.
Blk
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JUST A FEW LIVE ONES.
Apartment house close in on Brigham
street, several thousand dollars less than
acvtual cost. Best in town.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
~@
FOR SALE
TT PAYS TO OWN A HOME"

CAPITAL REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENT COMPANY
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WHERE THE SKYSCRAPERs GROW.
66x165 feet, 4th So. nearly opposite where
s.. 10000 viii be expended on business
blocks
$3.50 PER FOOT.
WILL SOON BE s., 600 PER FOOT.
5000 Cash.
5000 Six Months
$4,000 One Year,
$1,000 Five Years.
Six Per Cent.
NO OTHER BARGAIN LIKE IT,
HUBBARD INV. CO,
Sc West Third South.
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WE WILL BUY ANY PIECE OF BUS
mess PROPERTY IN THE BUSINESS
DISTRICT AND ERECT ANY KIND OF
BUSINESS BLOCK DESIRED, FOR
ANY RESPONSIBLE PARTY, ON A
LONG LEASE AT A LOW RATE OF
INTEREST. WHY PAY SUCH EX-
ORBITANT RENTS WHEN YOU CAN
BE YOUR OWN LANDLORD7
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE
BIRRELL-SHIPP REALTY CO.,
THE Real Estate People"
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s0xeS TO alley, corner of Brigham and
Sd E, at Sl60 per foot
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.
Consult county clerk or the respective
signers for further information.)

IN THE MATTER OF THE GUAR
dianship of the persons and estates of
Mabel Bennett, ct al. On the 9Th day OF
December, 1903, at o'clock a. m, at room
ri Newhouse building, Salt Lake City,
Utah, the undersigned viii sell at pri-
vate sale the following described real
estate, situate in Salt Lake county, state
of Utah. Commencing 8 rods south from
the northwest corner of lot 5, block p,
plat b, Salt Lake City survey. running
thence south 21a rods; thence east 10
rods; thence north 21a rods; thence west
10 rods to the place of beginning.
Written bids will be received at the Of
flee of Edwards & Ashton, room 7l9-724
NewhOuse building, Salt Lake City, Utah.
Terms of sale 10 per cent of purchase
money at time Of sale, balance on cOnfir-
nation of sale. KATE BENNETT.
Guardian.
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$4,000.
Bungalow, the best in the city,
two baths, oak floors, large
frontage, paved street. We Will
be pleased to show you this.
Homes from s1,750 to the best
in the town. See US before
you purchase.
HOUSTON REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENT co.
S51 Main street. Phones q.
We write fire insurance.
VIII go on your bond.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT PRO
bate division, in and for Salt Lake coun-
ty, Utah In the matter of the estate OF
Rose Daft, deceased-Notice.
The petition of Rudolph Alff( admins
traitor of the estate of Rose Daft, deceas-
ed praying for the distribution Of the resi-
due of said estate to the persons entitled,
has been set for hearing on Friday, the
10th day OF December, A. d. 1903, at
in the court room OF said court, in salt
Lake City, Salt Lake county, Utah.
Witness the clerk of said court, with
the seal thereof affixed, this 9th day Of
November, A. D. 1909.
MARGARET ZANE WITCHER.
(SeaD Clerk.
By L. P. Palmer Deputy Clerk.
George Y. Wallace. JT., attorney for Pc
titioner.
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FOR SALE

A SNAP
SPECIAL BARGAIN
40 acres choice land, fenced and
cleared; 40 acres in wheat; 40 acres water.
cheap II taken soon. Don't let Il sin bv
you. Oak Creek Orchard Co., 1923 Atlas
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FOR SALE-Several modern houses;
Also few lots, Nye's addition Snap.
W. r. ANDREWS & CO,
e01 D. F. Walker Bldg. Both phonsA
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If YOU HAVE A BARGAIN, SEE US
II you are looking for bargain, see
us.
s2,1OO-Lot 41kx7 rods. close in on west
side.
Sl6O per foot-165x165-foot corner on South
State st. This price speaks for itself.
$3.50 per foot-For nice frontage on West
Third South. This is at least S35 per
foot less than anything in the block.
TRACKAGE.
s2,OOO-24Ox14o feet, northwest. This is
a winner.
We have bargains of every kind in our
line.
We want your business.
DANLEY & JOHNSON,
80 W. Sd So. st. Phones 4426
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s2f.75 for $500 and 5000

Tailored sample suits (no two alike).
at the Sample Cloak & Suit Store, IS
South Main st. Opp. the z. c. NJ. I.
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s5x1s5. near "a So. and 5th w. at SIC
per foot
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S21zx165, fairly close in on East Brig
ham, for $3.50, with all taxes paid.
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CHIROPODIST.

DIR. ELIZABETH L. WISMER, suite
415-416 Security & Trust bldg, "a Main ST.
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SKI rods-Vacant, on 10th ave; south
and east front $3.50; $500 cash
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CASH REGISTERS.

NATIONAL CASH REGISTERs~Oscar
Groshell sales agent for Utah. Expert
cash register repairing. No. 221 Main ST
Secondhand registers always IN stock
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LITTLE & LITTLE.
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o. Ninth East, lot soxt1e fest
10 an alley, sewer and sidewalk
peid Tor, west front
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BIC BIC BIC B&o B&C BIC
B&C BIC BIC B&6 B&6 B&e
B&C BIC
BIC BIC
BIC BIC
B&C CHOICE NEW HOMES ON BIC
BIC EASY TERMS. BIC
BIC For any one who wants BIC
BIC a CLOSE in home in the BIC
BIC paved district, see the houses BIC
BIC in Jefferson Place, off Eighth BIC
BIC South street. You can buy B&C
B&C one Of these new, modern BIC
BIC brick homes, with complete BIC
BIC plumbing, a full basement, BIC
BIC large rooms conveniently ar BIC
BIC ranged, on very easy terms. BIC
BIC These homes will be sold for B&C
BIC $500. The terms are such BIC
BIC that by paying $50 a day you BIC
BIC will save Coo on the principal BIC
BIC and pay 23c on the interest. BIC
BIC This will make your rent $3.50 B&C
BIC q month. Can you beat that? B&C
BIC Go look at them and then BIC
BIC call at the office. We can BIC
BIC arrange these terms to suit BIC
BIC yourself. BIC
BIC In the beautiful southeast BIC
BIC residence district we offer BIC
BIC 8 very choice new homes BIC
BIC Within 30 feet Of the 9Th East BIC
BIC street car line, cement side BIC
BIC walks and modern plumbing. BIC
BIC For any one who wants to B&C
BIC live IN a beautiful suburban BIC
BIC district these homes will BIC
BIC prove attractive; $3.50 and BIC
BIC 1850 Same easy terms. BIC
BIC fine new broom buff BIC
BIC brick residence, near 18th BIC
BIC East and 10th South, very BIC
BIC conveniently arranged. B&C
BIC NORTHEAST BENCH LOTS BIC
BIC Eleventh ave and L street, B&C
BIC A1ax15O; $3.50. BIC
BIC Eleventh ave. and F street BIC
BIC Hhx115; $3.50 BIC
BIC Eleventh ave. and D street BIC
BIC HAx115; 81 $50. BIC
BIC These lots all have q splen- BIC
BIC did south front, commanding BIC
BIC a view of the whole valley. BIC
BIC The curbs, cutters I'D side B&C
BIC walk are laid and included in BIC
BIC the price. Alleys pass in the BIC
BIC rear. The terms are 10 per BIC
BIC cent and the balance $40 per BIC
BIC month. This will be the best BIC
BIC opportunity to buy northeast BIC
BIC bench lots on easy terms. BIC
BIC All kinds of real estate buys. BIC
BIC BURT & CARLQUIST R&C
BIC Real e-Loans-Insurauce R&C
BIC No. ii W. Sd &c. ST. BIC
BIC Phones $50. BIC
BIC B&C
Bye BIC
BIC B&C B&C B&C B&C B&C
BIC BIC BIC BIC BIC REC
BIC BIC BIC BIC BIC R&O
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PIANO TUNING.

j. w. MORRISON. HeadouarteTs
Ciayton-Daynes Music Co.: residence "a
Gordon avenue
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FUNERAL DIRECTOR
FLORISTS.

E. A LAMBOURNE FLORAL, co.
No. South Main, with WfIles-Horne
Drug Co. Leading Florists on funeral
designs. Phones S74
RICHARD E. EVANS, SO so. MAIN
St. Both phones S61. Residence, 1472 In
diana avenue.
WALTER W. KING. FLORIST.
214 E I'd South. Phones 81. Specialist on
funeral designs and everything floral
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ACCOUNTING AND AUDITING.

VIM. HOLMES, 315 Judge Bldg. Bell
4179 Systematizing and transfer OF part
nerships to corporations.
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45x1s2. within ia blocks Of the News
building, for $3.50.
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u,SA
o. Ninth East lot Sox1fe fest
10 an alley, sewer and sidewalk
peid Tor, west front
a,5o0
Third avenue between 3 ana
c streets, lot S3xse feet, sewer
and sidewalk paid for, IN walk
ing distance.
$3.50.
6th East between LIST and a
SO. st., parked, paved, sewer
and built up. Ask for terms.
ss,z7S
8 acres on State street, Think
what this will be worth IN five
years.
Some choice semi-business
property that viii make you
money.
HOUSTON REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENT CO.,
351 Main Street. Phones 2.
We write fire insurance.
VIII 90 on your bond.
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THE HOME INVESTMENT & saw
INGS CO,
6-s West First South Street
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6-room cottagei modern; Just oon-
pleted. Can be sold on the instanment
plan. Large lot. Southeast. The
house is brick and we'll built Price is
lows, 900.
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0STEOPATHY.
CARPENTER AND JOBBER.
LADIES TURKISH BATHS.

EXPERT LADY attendants. Face mas
sage, manicuring, hair dressing. SAM
tarium parlors. 50 West Sd South. Bell
$50: Ind. 1918.
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5Ox14O to alley. 18th E. near Sd So. for
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FOR SALE OR TRADE
so acres adjoining the town Of Lqa-
ing, New on the main line OF the Gold
ffeld-TonopRh railroad. Luning is the
shipping point for all supplies for the
mining districts IN that vicinity. This
tract can be used as an addition TO
Buning. Price $40 per acre, or win trade
for Salt Lake real estate.
r. Fl. PEALB,
$40 Judge Bldg.
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Some choice semi-business
property that viii make you
money.
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Pixies. near 10Th E. and 9Th So. for
s, zoo.
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IF IT'S REAL EsTATT WE HAVE TT.
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BY L. P. Palmer, Deputy Clerk.
Thompson & Gibson, Attorneys for Ad-
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FOR SALE
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THE HOME INVESTMENT & saw
INGS CO,
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Corner on State street; Isxi0i t4se
front foot.
West 90 South, SRx1sB r.. We want
an offer.
East 80 South, Box1Ss n; Ofoss 20
State. $3.50
On attn South; oiOss 60 Msfns eox1e5
Il. $500 front It
See rs for real estate u an kinds.
In business 22 years.
HALL.ORAN-JUDGE
LOAN AND TRUST 90.
SOC Main St. Phones saS.
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BIRRELL-SHIPP REALTY CO.,
Everything in Real Estate.
Ground floor Newhouse Building
SJ5S-- Either Phone -3333
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THE FINE RESIDENCE PROPERTY
listed below may be purchased from us
or from any first-class real estate dealer
in the city.
, 1909-01-27
.BAU MANN
e III bLic alton

ST is ohercby brought to public notice that
IL whereas an epidemic OF yellow fever has
appeared at Barbados all arrivals from the
said island will 10 subject to "a quarantine Of
5 days,
Furthermore vessels grriying here from
Barbados will have to be lumigated against
Mosquitoes before they can be admitted to
free protique, rs well as passengers luggage
therofrom must be disiufected before il is
landed.
Government Secrctary's Office, ST. Croix
tine 18th OF J|auuuIy 1909.
BAUMANN.
Mrf0
, 1909-01-27

IT is hereby made known that Government
has an .horisrd Mr.. CARL u HOLM to
act as U, S. Consular Agent for Frederiksted
St.CroiN, during the absence Of Mr.. ROBERT
H. MERWIN.
Government Secretary's Office, ST. Croix,
the 18th January 1908,
BAUMANN.
Uctg.
, 1909-01-27

N EFT bekepdtgoros herved at Guyernemont-
u ct har bemyudiget Hr. CARL e. HOLM
til Mt fuugero som Consuiaragcnt j Frederik-
iksted for de foreuede Slater If Nordamerika
under Hr. ROBERT L. MERWINS Fravmr-
else.
Guyornemepts Sekrotariatet, st. Croix,
den 18de Junuar 1909.
BAUMANN.
cL
Translation.
, 1909-01-27
ST. CROIN STAIlOo

vt ltA1 nus
for reelection for West birmingham aI Uie
next general election, asking the electors 10
be excused from speaking; ne ls'no S"Ss' 80
ting better. but Dis tol"l IScoN0i' - -
he is advised not to pai'Ic'pale III P'otIc ~
fairs at present, he anllcLP3lq9 'M'' -
form will be the issue li'7 80" ~
friends encourage the oeleI ln'O a = IL
crossing, but 1t IS 9ther'1y oel'0'''' 'l''' -
condition has no. cn"nEe" = " -
takes drives and VANS 9"oLS 7e'D -,
grounds OF nus residence is@l'n7 =" IN
attendant and is c"feI'u3 SL'ei''e" ''
excitement and eAeftlon,
A telegram from w. Nv, 4,[5
that the bursting OF hnlShl 5 IAN n.; il'o0
ed the NItWataI5fano "l"o' 0OI 49, 's
one hundred ana MY Ia'N09 l0''"3 u
lives. The town q EI'ouI5 ""9 "''G I: wv
many houses beng swept """l -
lives lost. fIoodS are Sengl"
the IronsVaa, ana NoFtnoIH -'"'"' ""N'
damage has been zone
The international conference Gu" =
England to frame d co"e u nav" 49,
has reached q oe4OIoIN ~ ~ -
Of contraband ana oIneI "il0l9uJ07'
inspires fear that the ooJecJ 81 -
ence Will oe lfuSCfa'e"' " lNe1
are now merely formal pondIn9 Inc ieceIP'
Oh huSN6Ao " 1h0 $3.50
their Home Governments ioI instructions
It is announced that the queen was u4's.
BILE to leave SandrnSham Tor WINDSOR lol
the memorial service upon the anniversary 81
the death OF queen VlcIoLl"' hIV 'i"Jo7t'
has been confined to her room loI " loIS-
night, and to bed for a week. lue 'IoUoIe
began with a cold in the head, ana ran lhto
influenza, two physicians are III eon7',I' ~
tendance, and fever IS high. men 1aJes-
ties should leave for Berlin Wlthlh "IoI'nI8n''
but the doctors say 1t would be dangerous
for the Queen to travel, and It Is rePoTleo'
but not confirmed, that she VIII not accom-
pany the King.
Sir Edward Grey, speaking 9t lol"71'ea'n,
Berwickshire, said the political Sky was noV
clear, but the outlook hal improved 10y tH0
progress made toward an Au9Vfo- u Ni7u
entente and hoped that hin8 Edward ? Ni7iO
to the Kaiser would promote Germany 5 CON
fdence in British goodwill
Mr. Bernard Shaw beng unable l4-eIA1 =
before the Fabian Society, ne Eequ77Oo" r09
reporters to announce his death' peea"'0 ! Y
would save trouble.
The reported death OF MISS He"ol o'IGS-
ton, the novelist, is denied. SAe IS c3H|3'0-
, 1909-01-27

5lirmlshed with them, BOTH sides using
then firearms. The Russians were finally
cornered, and then attempted suicide by
shooting Themselves in the head, one died
and tue other is in the hospital. They shot
and killed three, and wounded over thirty,
SIX Of whom will probably suecumb. Lon
don is GREATNESS at the sensational occur
renee.
Tho United States having informed the
international Conference regarding naval
warfare that concessions az. impossible, the
continental powers are considering the ajop-
ton If a programme, dIsre&arJing the Unit
ed States. whom they regard ae responsible
for the deadlock. but Japan would JOIN tho
United States if the latter were Isolated.
theli views being similar. 1T IS anticipated
that Sir Edward Grey will attempt 10 rescue
something from the wreck.
The death is announced OF the Earl Of
Leicester.
A ST. Petersburg telegram states that
General Alezief has been acquitted OF OK
tortion but convicted Of bribery by a British
firm. fined one thousand pounds sterling and
dismissed the service.
The Russion loan las been subscribed
,3r .4-r-l1 4. Ill.,.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-03-10
ELECTRIC POWER PLANTS
IN THE UNITED STATES

WASHINGTON, D. c., March 10
The census director has issued pre-
Iminary report on the electric light
and power stations of the United
states. The statistics relate to the year
ending December 81, 1907. The totals
do not include isolated plants or plants
that are idle or in course of construc-
ton.
The total number of establishments
in 1907, was ALA, an increase of 30.2
per cent over 1902. These plants gave
employment to 1852 wage ,earners
and developed $685. 1850 kilowatt
hours These central stations supply
current for 555,921 arc lamps and A.
SO7,944 incandescent lamps. The to-
tai horse power capacity Of the sta
tionary motors served was 1,649,026
The increase in lighting during the
five years has been considerable but
the greatest increase was in the num-
bers of moxors supplied with current,
total increase of 276.5 per cent.
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runs horizontal centrifugal pump,
which lifts water from an almost in
exhaust BILE we'll to a reservoir dug in
the hillside and connected to the pump
by a two-inch pipe .250 feet long. The
reservoir has a capacity of about 5000
gallons, and is placed 40 feet above
the level of the pump, furnishing
kitchen, bathroom, and laundry with
water al good pressure In the front
yard there is hose connection with a
hydrant which furnishes water for the
lawn and also adds security to the
home in case of fire.
In the kitchen electrical cooking and
heating devices are literally employed.
During the warm summer days the
electric stove is often connected to one
Of the lamp sockets on the veranda
and the luno heon prepared in the cool
ing breeze of an electric fan, thus
avoiding the use of the hot kitchen
stove. The use of electric flatirons al
so does away with the old stove form
erly so necessary on ironing day
During the winter, when there is al
ways sufficient water for continuous
operation at full load, electric heaters
are used instead of the small wood
stoves which formerly kept a man
busy most of the time.
AS all farm plants should be, this
little electric plant is as nearly fool-
proof" as was possible to make it. 1t
requires practically no attention, and
the power-house need not be visited
more than once a week with a supply
Of oil, if as often as that.
Every night in the year the plant
carries an average Of 80 to 40 lights
from dusk till midnight and after that
time a lesser number. With the other
services it performs during the day
time the amount of electrical energy
used on this farm, if valued at the rate
of ten cents per kilowatt-hour, would
be worth more than 500 per year.
When it is considered the fact that the
plant did not cost more than $500
which includes costly fixtures, the
water works system and all appurte-
nances. we find that it is paying a
handsome profit on the investment
But this is only one way of looking at
it. The pleasures and convenlences II
has added to farm life cannot be
measured by dollars and cents. 1t has
added a charm to country life, such as
no other investment of an equal
amount could possibly have done.
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OFFICIALS WILL
SUbDUE EDITORS
SPANISH PRESS HAS BEEN AC-
TIVE LATELY IN cRlTIcIsING
THE GOVERNMENT
Controversy Is Over the Surrender of
the Generals in Cuba During
the Late War.
MADRID, March 10.-Since the pub

MADRID, March 10.-Since the pub
Iication two weeks ago of some cable
grams between General BiancO at
Havana and the government at Ma
Grid regarding the surrender of the
city of Santiago, Cuba, to General
Shafter on July II, 189S bitter con-
troversy has been waged here by the
editors of some of the Madrid papers
who wish to place the blame for the
untimely and disgraceful surrender
upon the government officials rather
than upon the brave generals who
were on the field OF action to uphold
the honor of Spain, and the editors of
other papers who defend the course
the government took. 1t was learned
here that there was held last night a
secret cabaI of officials and ex-officials
whose names have been used or limited
at in the controversy in such a way
as to besmirch their dignity. to decide
whether the further publication of all
information on the subject will be
stopped by censure or whether an ar
sument will be circulated in their de-
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POLICE STOP A
"SALE" OF MEN
Interfere in Auction of Unemployed
Because Those for "Sale" Wore
Masks Over Faces.

NEW YORK, March 10.-The pro-
posed "sale" of unemployed men at
the Parkside Presbyterian church in
the Flatbush section of Brooklyn, was
not held last night because of police
interference 1t had been announced
that 20 men with their faces covered
with masks to avoid the humiliation
would be auctioned eff from the pull
pit to the highest bidder. A similar
sale had recently been held success
fully and the Rev. John D. Long in
terested himself in the matter and
decided to procure employment for the
other destitute men in this way.
The police stopped the sale by viz
tue of section Of the penal code,
which says that an "assemblage in
public houses or other places of three
or more persons disguised by having
their faces painted, discolored, color
ed or concealed, is unlawful"