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till PJT1MS WE WEHorrible REVIVEAFTER REV1V REV1VAFTER
AFTER GARROTING GARROTINGIN
IN PHILIPPINES PHILIPPINESHorrible PHIIJPPINESHorrIble
Horrible Torture of Two TwoMfcn TvoMen TwoMn
Men by Executioner Executionerat
at Amulung AmulungARE AmulungARE AmulungARE
ARE NOW CONVALESCENT CONVALESCENTContention CONVALESCENTContentio CONVALESCENTContention
Contention 1 Over Time Bod Bodies Bodies Bodles ¬
ies Should Remain Defeats DefeatsPurpose DefeatsPurpose DefeatsPurposeof
Purpose Purposeof of the Law LawCopies LawCoplos f fCoplos
Coplos oMhe Manila Times received receivedtoday receQdto recIvodtoOay
today to Y at the War Var Department tell a atvtlrd awHd aW1Id
tvtlrd and nd gruesome tale of a garrot garroting garrotInJ gurrotIng
ing InJ execution which failtd to kill some someof someof someof
of its victims The paper says saysNMcholas snSN1choln8 says1chohis
NMcholas 1chohis Ancheta Daniel VorsonAn VorsonAnIc VorsonAn1cto orson An AnIto
Ic Ito to Savior Jnvler and FurstIno Pascnal mur murderers murderers murderern ¬
derers were garroted at Amulung AmulungCagayan Amulungagann Amulungagayan
Cagayan agann province October 31 81Mn 31tIn 31Mi
Mn Mi Gubridge a Bllllbid official su superintended supErlntendd superintended ¬
perintended the execution as the pro provincial lfOYlnclaJ proincIa1 ¬
vincial incIa1 authorities were unable to find findan findnn findan
an official to do it Gubridge practices practiceswith pra practIceswith tlces tlceswith
with the gruesome machine which was wasa wasn
a 1 strangulation garrote and not one onethat onethat onethat
that dislocates the spinal 8PI naleolumn column On Onthe Onthe
the > day sot he had about perfected him himself hlmsrlr himselt ¬
self In its use useThere useTh useThere
There Th re was sas some question as to tho thotime thotime thetime
time that the victims should be In the themachine themachine
machine > The Spanish tradition was wasthat wasthat
that it took eight minutes to cause causedeath causedeath
death but that the bodies should be beleft beCt beleft
left Ct in the machine four hours It was wasthe wa I Ithe
the Spanish boast that neither in Spain Spainnor SpainI1Dr L Lnor
nor In tho Philippines had the garrotsr garrotsrever gnrrotort garrotenbungled
ever t > er bungled his horrible task After Aftersome Aftersome Afteisome
some hesitation it was decided that thateight thateight thaieight
eight minutes was all that was neces necessary necesSAr necesspry ¬
spry SAr to complete the work ork of death deathand deathand deathand
and that the four hours was tho length lengthof lengthoC t tof
of time tho bodies should be exposed exposedaftejrward exposedaft exposet I Iaftrward
aftejrward aft rward
Exposed in Church ChurchWhen ChurchWhen ChurchWhon
When taken from the machine the thelimp thelImp i ilimp
limp bodies still bound were laid upon uponthe uponth upo upotile
the th floor flooro of the church of Amulung that thatthe thatthe L Lthe
the relatives might claim them and take takethem takethe t tthorn
them the > m uway aWay Dr LIcena Llc na the provlnolal provlnolalsurgeon provincial provincialsurgeon I Isurgeon
surgeon certified to their death and the thejgdcc thej1dJe tluj >
jgdcc j ndge gave ga o thei th seal of judicial approval approvalSome approvalSome approyniSome
Some three hours later two con constabulary conftabuI constabulary ¬
stabulary ftabuI ry officers offiCe omeerneCqpta1n riJCIJ Cijptalii P tutu Long senior seniorant senionLthtrrIiii4n
njpeToT ha V1 n LthtrrIiii4n LthtrrIiii4nant UltIQU ht htnut
ant Collins COlUnscnlerc entered e red th the church tosdelr tosdelrthe t f s se e Jr JrthE II IItine
the bodies had been claimed They were werehorrified t thorrified
horrified to see upon the floor three threebodies threebodl threnbodies
bodies bodl still In their winding cords c rdR but butsquirming butsquirming bu t tsquirming
squirming and contorting conlorUn in halfcon halfconscious l1n1CconSIOUB halfconlous ¬
scious lous endeavors to release relen < c themselves themselvesGroans themsolvesGranns themselvesGroans
Groans that sounded unearthly In the thedim thedim r rdim
dim church came from their throats throatsTwo throatsTwo throatsTwo
Two of them seemed about returning to tofull tofull t tfull
full consciousness and the constabulary constabularyofllcers constabularyoftlcers constabularoflicers
ofllcers bonding over thorn asked them themin themin t tIn
in Spanish if there was anything they theywanted the theanted
f wanted wantedThe anted antedTIle
The reply was as In a husky harsh harshwhisper harshwhlsper bars barswhisper 11
whisper Si Senor agun aguaWater agunYater
Water and restoratives wore applied appliedfreely nppllooiree appilefreely i
freely iree the men unbound unbo unb nd and shortly shortlythey S110rtI3thty shortI I Ithey
they were able to be removed by b their theirfriends thllrfriends thei theifriends
friends The fourth had already alroodybOOR alroodybOORrf boon boonrf beoi beoir
rf r moved and was really reqll dead deadOne deftdOne Iead IeadOne
One Man Died
One of the three had ha since died from fromthe tromthe fromthe
the shock and exhaustion The T eremaln eremalnif1g remain remaining remainlog ¬
log two at last reports wero convalesc convalescing convalescIng conleselag ¬
ing and may ma live for yoars yearrto oarsto to come comeBut comuDut comeBut
But It is i written on the court reoords oftheir oftheir of ottheir
their native natihe province that thatfh1 iho thdy > are arodead arndad aredead
dead having paid with their lives for forthe rorth forthe
the th crime of murder murderThe murderTho murderthe
The law can neither punish punl h them themagain thomagain themagain
again npr nbi rir can It recognfze recogntz4thulr their con continued Qontinued < On Ontlnued ¬
tinued existence existenceIn xlstence xlstenceIn
In editorial comment the Times Timessays TImessays Timossays
says saysThe
The Victims who survived the thoaffiolal thoaffiolalxOcudon thoofhicialeeeuton official officialexecution
execution eeeuton are legally dead dooa In a court courtof court courtof courtof
of law they the will wll not b bu permitted to Im Impeach Imp Impeach ¬
peach p > achthe the records of their execution executionTheir executionTheir executionTheir
Their rights rlghs and privileges prlvll g s before tho tholaw th thlaw thtIlaw
law are ended They cannot sue b 1 18Uoo b4 b4sued < l lsued
sued marry own property vote or ex exercise exercise exercise ¬
ercise any an of the right righta of a citizen citizenNeither citizenlelther citizenNeither
Neither will they the be held accountably accountablyfur accounm aecountahiitlfor lo lotor
fur their acts If 1farraignud Arraigned for depreda depredations depreda110ns dopredalions ¬
lions it will only be necessary neccS881 to rest reston reston reston
on the court record of their death deathThe doathThe
1 The men may now watch the ad administration administration administration ¬
ministration of their estates the lh scram scramble cramble crmhis ¬
ble of their legal representatives to sue succed liUCthem sueeel
ced eel > them in worldly possession poase lonll They Theymay The Thema Theymay
may ma attend the marriage celebration ot oftheir ottheir ottheir
their respective widows and congratu conratu1I1tr congratnlate ¬
late tho stepfathers of their children
All 11 this thlsand and much besides beo ldes comes within withinthe withInth withlithe
the th > reasonable r onable purview of h hIr lr preg prt presest preseststatus e ht htstatus 1t 1tstatus
status statusKILLED statusKILLED statusKILLED
KILLED ON RAILROAD RAILROADWHILE RAILROADWHILE 2 2WHILE
WHILE WHILE SHOVELING SflfoW SflfoWCHICAGO Stl S1bW S1bW1iLCAGO vJ vJf
CHICAGO f Doc 26 wBllndM Blinded from a atlar 0Ioar aciar
tlar Ioar view vI ow of the railroad track trackby by the thedrifting thedrlttIng tinedrifting
drifting snow Archie Stewart sfelyflva sfelyflvaears 4etynvo3051S tyfivo tyfivolIrs
3051S > ears lIrs old was run down byaif by a4englnoH UJengjno engine engineStreet
11 the Wabash fabaah Railroad at FortytJtlr FottytltirdStreet
Street yesterday eat nlaiY and Instantly Instaatl3t1fIIled Instaatl3t1fIIledlie Billed Billedlie
lie was shoveling snow on oi ute tracks tracksand tracksand tracksand
and could not see 8 > e the t approaching a aPProachntrain aPProachntrainWEATHER oac ng train trainWEATHERREPOfjTr tntf tntfWEATIiER
WEATHERREPOfjTr WEATHERREPOfjTrThe WEATIiER WEATHER REPOET REPOETThe EPO T TThe
The cold wave will reach the coast
States tonight with zero temporxtur temporxturlower
Indicated for the upper Ohio Valleythe
lower Jake ake region and the oterior of thd thdnorthern th thIorth tia4iiurthern
northern Iorth rn portion of the miwdle ml dle Atlantic1 Atlantic1States
lta States la 8 Freezing 1 lng temperature i Ia cx cxpected x xivcted xJfoCed
ivcted as far South as cdntral Florida
The cold weather will continue nue tomor tomorrow tomorrow tomorrow ¬
row in the East and South Sou 1 although lthou h It ItxlBsippi Ii Iiwill iiwill
will not bto 80 cold In the theOhio rJ and Mis Missh4sIppi U UIIlsslppl
xlBsippi Valleys ValleysThe VaUeysThe ValleysThe
The weather will bo b flflr fjr r tonight to lght and
tomorrow except alonp aJon the easterr tJ 8ttUl
lower lakes where whlr then therej will be snow sno
tonight 1 1THE
THE TEMPERA TB TEMPEKAfrIJflE TEMPEKAfrIJflE12 PE TURE URE UREl
a l a m 34
12 noon I tt
1 p mj m i iTHE LTHE 1 1I
I THE THEun grNt grNtTIDE Sl
tuns un eats t8 toda 44 444 p m
Sln rlsc rfsd tbmorrow4 tomor 7 18 lSa a ffl fflTIDJo rnTJDF
TIDE TABUs TABUsHgh TABIhHgh 1ARLJH
Hgh H g tide today 1246 a m
High tide U tJd Jt > tomorrow 1 ifn tJ n m 138 1 p nr m nn1MW
Low 10 tide tomorrow 35 ijt I m gi2 8 12 p m me
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TOTS TOTSLLLROMP TOTSLLLROMPIN WILL ROMP ROMPIN
IN WHITE HOUSE HOUSETHIS HOUSETHISAFTERNOON
THIS THISAFTERNOON AFTERNOON AFTERNOONEritire
Eiitire EntireFirst First Fi st Floor of the theMain theitain theMain
Main Building Is at atTheir atTheir atTheir
Their Disposal DisposalPRESIDENT DisposalPRESIDENT
PRESIDENT TO ASSIST ASSISTNaval ASSISTNaval ASSISTNaval
Naval Officers Will Pay Their TheirRespects TheifRespects TheirRespects
Respects on New Year YearDay Yearqay
4 Day DayAll qayAU DayAll
All preparation propnrat ons are completed at the theWhite theWhlto theWhite
White House for the Christmas party partywhich partywhich partywhich
which will be given given by b Mrs lrs Roosevelt Roosevelthls ROfseelt ROfseeltthis Roseveltthis I
this hls afternoon to the children of the theCabinet theCabinet theCabinet
Cabinet members army arm and navy ofll ofllcers officers ofilcers ¬
cers members of Congress and news newspaper newspaper newspaper ¬
paper men of the city cityThe clt cltThe cityThe
The entire first Jloor of the main build building buildIng building ¬
ing of the Executive Mansion will be beturned beturned beturned
turned over to the juvenile guests Mrs MrsRoosevelt MrsRooseelt MrsRoosevelt
Roosevelt will be assisted assls d by the Cabi Cabinet Cablnet Cabinet ¬
net ladles Games and dancing dancln and the theserving theserting thesertlng
serving of refreshments in the state statedining statedinIng statedinning
dining room will occupy the time the thehours thehours thehours
hours being from 4 to 6SO oclock Presi President President Prestdent ¬
dent Roosevelt will assist in the enter entertainment entertainment entertainment ¬
tainment for a part of the afternoon afternoonOrder atto afternoonOrder noon noonOrder
Order to Naval Officers OfficersSecretary OfficersSecretary OfficersSecretary
I Secretary Moody Mood has Issued the fol following followIng following ¬
I lowing order for or the New Year recep reception reception reception ¬
I tion at the White Vhlte House HouseOfllcers HouseOmcers HouseOfficers
Officers of the Navy Na Nas and Marine MarineCorps MarineCorps MarineCorps
i Corps in this city eft will assemble assem blo in i spe special spocial ¬
cial fulldress uniform at the office of ofthe orthe ofthe
the Secretary of the Navy Navy Nay De Department Department Department ¬
partment at 1130 a m Friday Jan January January ¬
uary 1 19W whence they vvlll III proceed proceedto pro ced cedto
to the White House to pay pa their re respects respects respects ¬
spects to the President of the United UnitedStates UnftedStatec UnitedState
States
Bouquet for Mrs McKinley McKinleyAmong McKinleyAmong McKinleyAmong
Among the Christmas gifts sent from fromthe framthe fromthe
the White House was a handsome bou bouquet bouquet bouquet ¬
quet of white roses forwarded by b the thePresident thePresident thePresident
President and Mrs lrs Roosevelt to Mrs MrsMcKinley MrsMcKinley rs rsMcKlnle
McKinley McKlnle at Canton A message bear bearIng bearIng bearing
Ing the good wishes of the season was wasalso WtlSalRo wasalso
also sent sentGifts IIPntGUts I IGifts
Gifts continued 90nUnued to arrive at the White WhiteHouse WhiteHouse WhiteHouse
House today and a number numb r of it friends friendsof friendsot friendsof
of the family f mb wore shown the collec collections collct1Ions coliect1ons ¬
tions of presents > resonls President Preilde t Roosevelt Rooseveltbound Roosceltr Rooseveltbound
r someJOr hl I d1mnreI d1mnreIbound
bound copies of ofhls his message bearing bearinghis bearinghis bearinghis
his autograph He remembered others othursby othtrsb othersby
by b giving them a new pnoto of hiinself hiinselfwhich hlnurelrwhich hfnhseifwhich
which he pronounces the best he has yet yethad yetmd yethad
had md taken takenThe takenThe takenThe
The President was at his office for forabout forI forabout
about an hour and a half this morning
I He received two or three callers In Including Including Ineluding ¬
cluding Senator Elkins who came to topay topn tc tcpay
pay pn his respects and to talk on Inter Interstate Interstate ¬
state commerce questions Mr Elkins Elkinsis ElkinsIs EIkinIs I
is chairman of the Interstate Commerce CommerceCommittee CommerceCommIttee t tCommittee
Committee of the Senate SenateAbout SenateAbout SenateAbout
About 11 oclock the President and andthe andthe an I Itile
the entire family with the exception of ofQuentln orQuentin ol r rQuentin
Quentin went w nt out for a long horseback horsebackride borSEb horbtt1ride k kride
ride ii I tha t o suburbs suburbsNAVY suburbSYAIIII
NAVY YARD MAY GET
A NEW E ENGINE ENGINEDistrict HOUSE HOUSEDistrict
District Commissioners Receive Corre Correspbndence Corresp Conespondence
spbndence sp ndence on the Subject From Sec Secretary Secretary Secretary ¬
retary of Navy Urging Action Actionanc Actionne Actionfle
anc ne jJlstrict Commissioners today re received recehoo receivod ¬
ceived from Secretary of the Navy NavyJklftOdy Navy1qody Nav f fMQOdY
JklftOdy a letter inclosing correspondence correspondencebetween cOlr6Bpondenccbot rt rtbetween
between bot ween the Navy Nav Department Departm nt and Rpar RparAdmiral Roar RoarAdmIral Roa RoaAdmiral
Admiral HiggInson commandant of the theVashlngton the theWashington tb tbWashington
Washington navy na yard ard strongly urging urgingJthe urgingthe urgln urgln4he
Jthe the construction of a Ore engine House HouseIn liouseIn hlousIn
In the vicinity Iclnlt of the yard yardThe yardTho yardThe
The Commissioners have already re requested reI requested ¬
I quested questo < l an appropriation from Congress Congressfor CongressCor Congresfor
for this purpose but will forward Secre SecreIftor Secr Secri SecreUrr
Iftor i Urr Moodys letter to Congress In sup support supor surPort
port of the recommendations they t ey have havemade havemade hay 0 0rnsde
made madeMOUNTAINEERS madeMOUNTAINEERS rnsdeMOUNTAINEERS
MOUNTAINEERS CERTAIN CERTAINWENTZ CERTAINWENTZ CE1TAINWENTZ
WENTZ WAS MURDERED MURDEREDOWINGSVILLE MURDERED MURDEREDOWINGSVILLE MURDEREIOWINGSVILLE
OWINGSVILLE Ky Dee DF D JflThom JflThomBH 6Thomaft
BH Purvis has returned froijittyse CrorJtIIse coun county count7 couiity ¬
ty Va Purvl says he heta1ked talked with withmany wit 1tl1 1tl1many ii iimany
many of the searchers for Edward L LWentz LVentz 1 1Wentz
Wentz the t e young Philadelphia million millionaire millionItlre I Ilre ¬
aire lre who disappeared on October 14 and andthat andthat an d dthat
that while they the continued the search searchbecause searchbecause seam ti tibecause
because of the th high wages paid there therewas titer titerwas
was 38 not much doubt among amon the moun mountaineers mountalne I Italneers ¬
taineers talne rs that Wentz entz wan murdered and andhis andhis an ti tihis
his body bod thrown Into one of the num numerous numeroulJ I IeroUe ¬
erous coke cok ovens in that section sectionINTENSE sectionINTENSE sectionINTENSE
INTENSE COLD CAUSES CAUSESSUFFERING CAUSESUFFERING
SUFFERING IN WISCONSIN WISCONSINRACINE WISCONSINRACINE WISCONSIIrtC1NE J
RACINE Wis Doe Do M WIThree Three victims victimsf victig victigef
ef < > f the th cold wave which whlc which swept over the thocity the41t tii tiicity
city 41t yesterday tord have been rportod Two Twomen TwomAn Tn Tnmen
men were packed foked up on the > > street with withbadly withbad wit witbadly
badly bad frozen hands feet and ears earsAn earsAn earsAn
An Insane man supposed BUPP01 ed to bo bl John JohnMcGulre Job ft ftMcGuire
McGuire cGulre of Pewaukeo wa wag found ww wa walering W uj
I lerln lerlnJ about the streets and wa wn badly badlyfrozen ba badi fy fyrozen r rfrozen
frozen rozen before taken into custody and andcared fUftlred an Id Idred
cared red for forBREAKING forBREAKING or orBREAKU1G
BREAKING OF A WHEEL WHEELWRECKSjFREiGHT WHEELWRECKS WHEELWRECKSFREIGHT
WRECKSjFREiGHT WRECKS WRECKSFREIGHT FREiGHT TRAIN TRAINWATERVILLE TRAI TRAIWATEnVU F
WATERVILLE WATEnVU WATEry1ILE LE Me Ie Dec 2G 2GTi tiThfo tiThfoIre Thf Thfbreaking te
breaking Ire kIng of bi a wheel wrecked eighteen eighteenigflpota eighteeniff elghte n
iff igflpota or a freight r l ht train op the Maine lfalnontral Main Mainntl e
Isfontral ntral net nOOt here Ton of of the cars carsware carsworer cai cainere
ware doatroycd d 6tro ed byvllre The train hamte hamtewere hanf71re han
were ere uninjured uzll1Jut dTho Tho loea ioe Ip i estimated estimatedit ostimat ostimattt d
it ah3Ut haut ST1WOOO ST1WOOOActors TMOOO TMOOOActOJ1l
Actors and ttincrra must prevent son n throats Ihroatsna titrenniThey S
Thy na ha hav vi used Fiio ct Curt ur 40 yearn searaAdn tar > > Adv Ad
CHINAS WARLIKE ACTIVITY ACTIVITYALARMS ACTIVITYALARMS ACTIVITYALARMS
ALARMS RUSSIAN LEADERS LEADERSImmigrants LEADERShllmigrants
Immigrants I Entering Manchuria in ii ll Large Numbers Believed to Be Soldiers Soldiersin Soldiersinpi
in inpi in Disguise guiseI1Jtention Intention to Help Japan Accepted as asan an anAcG Accomplished AccomplishedFact inplishe inplisheFactInternalDissensions
T Fact FactInternalDissensions FactInternal Internal Dissensions Menace the Czar Cz r
ST PETERSBURG Doc 0 GThe GThenewspnper The
newspaper Novoe Vremya today says saysconsiderable HSconsldarable
considerable c alarm is felt over a belief beUo beUothat
that t hat China Is plotting to assist Japan Japanagainst
against Russia The Boxer general generalMar
Mar tind Viceroy Vlcero Yuan Chi ICIay are ar armentioned
mentioned ns the leaders off the move movement
ment Chinese soldiers are having con1 con consllmt
stant tant target practice as though pre prepnrlng
paring for activo duty dul The paper addsChinese adds
Chinese immigrants who arc suspect suspc t ted
ed of being soldiers in disguise are en enterIng entaring
terlng Manchuria in large numbers numbersArms numbersArms
Arms are hidden hid don in accessible places plaoos1an
Many 1an Japanese spies and disguised of officers
ficers arc at Mukden and KwanTung Kwan Tung Tungand
and apparently have an understanding understandingwith
with the Chinese ChlneseThe ChinescThe
The paper says sas the Chinese may hold holdthe holdthe
the trump trum card in a Manchurian cam campaIgn
paIgn paIgnThere
There has been some anxiety felt feltEXCELLENT
EXCELLENT SKATING SKATINGCold SKATINGPROMISED ATING ATINGPROMI8E
PROMISED YOUNGSTERS YOUNGSTERSCol
Cold Wave Here to Stay StayTwo StayTwo StayTwo
Two Days DaysMERCUR Dayst DaysMERCURY
t 4
MERCURY MERCURJ TO FALL MER MERButtSftere L Wffl WfflBU
ButtSftere BU I re Will WillBe Be No Rain or ortSnow ortSnowf orSnowAsserts Snow SnowAsserts
f r Asserts Asserts the Weather WeatherForecaster WeatherForecaster WeatherForecaster
Forecaster ForecasterGood ForecasterGood ForecasterGood
Good little boys and girls to whom whomSanto v hom homSanto
Santo Claus brought skates yesterday yesterdaywill yesterdawIJI yesterdaywill
will have a chance to use them tomor tomorrow tomorrow ¬
row or next day according to Weather WeatherBureau WeatherBureau VentherBureau
Bureau prophets prophetsThe prophetsThe
The cold wave predicted by b the bureau bureauarrived bureauarrived
arrived with great force and enthusiasm enthusiasmabout onthuslOJimabut
about G oclodk oclo k this morning just at t the thetime theI thetime
I time the restless sleeper leepor slaclr s al his foot footing footII footing
romul hoa oUJd g m
II ing tnaFrKr1s tli t Kns Klngle hall chased him himon I
on top of otJan Jan iceberg and was beating beatinghim bootinghIm
him to death with snowballs snowballsWhen snowba snowballsWhen 18 18Vhen
When the wave struck town this thismorning thIsm
morning m mIng it sent tho thermometer down downto downto
to 33 15 degrees and from then on theic theicwas theleas tlnetonas
was as a steady decline until at 9 a a m mthe mthe
the thermometer thermometer showed 20 > > degrees The Theofficial Themofal
official mofal forecaster said this morning that that1the thntthe
thatL
the mercury would fall still lower and andtjiat nndtJmt L
tjiat the wave would continue in force forcefor forcefor forcefor
for about two days There will be no norain norain
rain or snow to make the wave more moreunpleasant mor morunpleasant moriunpleasant
unpleasant and there should be excel excellent extollent ¬
lent skating tomorrow tomorrowThe tomorrowThe
The success of the Weather oother Bureau in inpredl InIredl ir irpredi I
predl ttng lng tho weather for Christmas ChristmasDay ChristmasDay
Day will inspire more confidence con ldouto in that thatInstitution thatInstitution
Institution among those who have been beenin een eenIn L
in the habit of treating it as a n merry merryjest merryJCit znerr znerrjest r
jest The rain of yesterday was tUS an announced announced announced ¬
nounced on Thursday and it was cer certainly eertainly ¬
tainly a rainy day The cold wave fol following following following ¬
lowing the rain last night was also ac accurately aocum accurately ¬
curately cum tel foretold foretoldAll CorotoldAll forotoldAll
All through tho upper Mississippi llIs l lppl Val Valley Valle ¬
hey le tho th temperatures have fallen with withremarkable withrlmarknblo witlremarkablo 1
remarkable rapidity in the past twenty twentyfour twentyfour
four hours Snow and high winds ac accompanied accompanIed ¬
companied the wave The temperature temperaturefell tsmperaturifell t
fell thirty degrees In four hours In St StLouis StLoulR StLouts
Louis yesterday and the wind wln was wn so sostrong sostrong s
strong it blew down part of the walls wallsof wallsot waltof a
of the t e 1000000 1000O Buckingham Hotel now nowin nowIn nos nosin
in course of construction In Washing Washington Yashlngton ¬
ton Inda Ind u a severe windstorm struck the thecity thecSt tb tbcity S
city cSt yesterday and blew bit down a t new newflvestory ncwfifltory nens nensfivestory
flvestory building buildingWARSHIP bulldh1gWARSHIP buildinigAllS11P
WARSHIP AllS11P GOES GESTG TO KOREA KOREATO KOREATO
TO T PROTECT AMERICANs JtlERICMlSMinister 1
Minister MinisterAhlen Allen Alarmed Over the Unrest Unrestin Unrestin Unresin
in the Hermit Kingdom Kintgdomvans KintgdomvansGoing Evans EvansGoing vans vansGoing
Going to Guam GuamAdmiral GuamAdJ111ral GuamAtirniral
Admiral Evans wont the th Navy Depart Dpartmont D Departmeat part partmont
mont the th following dispatch dlp tch fr tMm m flonelute Hono Honolulu ¬ I Ilulu
lulu which was IUS received this morning morningHonolulu mornIngHonolulu morninnHonolulu
Honolulu Dec DCC DecFleet 26 26Fleet 5Fleet
Fleet to sail 29th 9th for forOuam Guam Cruiser Cruisersquadron CntItiersquadron in
squadron touches Midway Battleships Battleshipstake BnttJeshlpatake ina a
take groat grod circular route r9ute EVANS EVANSA
A dispatch was ns received from the Asl Aslatlc AslnUc As I
atlc station by b the Navy Department Departmentannouncing it I IannouncIng
announcing tho departure ot the Vlcka Vlckaburg Vlcksburg Vicl I
burg from Shanghai for Chemulpo This Thisreesoi Thisvosel ml mlvsoI Is
reesoi is sent to Chemulpo at the re request request re ¬
quest of Mr Allen the United States Statesminister Statesmlnll5te1 State Stateminister is
minister to Korea who IB alarmed over overthe averI eve r rta
the unrest In the East and believes believesAmerican believesmellcan believemeIenn ta
I American mellcan Interests interestsneed need protection protectionCOMPTROLLER protectfonCOMPTROLLER protectIonCOMPTROLLER
COMPTROLLER RULES RULESNEWSPAPERS RULESNENSPAPERS RULESNEWSPAPERS
NEWSPAPERS MUST PAY PAYA PA Y YA
A decision by the Comptroller of tho thoTreasury thoTrEaHurv U to tonn o
Treasury lloW 1lo14JnUIat holds t th at t in cases where wh re no norevonue notices ni nitices nn
tices as rOQfr rUQUrd a under the Intornnl Intornnlrevonue ntl ntla j
revonue lawjpj lRWf law1irp rt rp Dubllahod > ubll hod by a news newspaper newspaper new a ¬
paper the Jirffahee fhii 4nohse nee of obtaining sworn swornstatements awornstatements swon swonstatements n
statements as to the Um Urns the th advertis advertising dertlsInJ 8 8lag ¬
lag InJ runs must bo borne by the news newspaper newspttl1er a apaper ¬
paper paperThe pttl1erThe paperThe
The decision do slon Is glvon in a case arislifg arislifgIn anal1 r rIn
In the Tenth Ohio rev revenue mie district in inwhich Inwhich a awhich
which the collector is correctly c rroctb allowed alloweda ailow si sia u
a bill for a notary tee which the To Toledo Toledo f 0 0ledo ¬
ledo Blade added to an advertising adertl tng bill billSCHOOL billSCHOOL bi II IISCHOOL
SCHOOL BUILDING BURNED BURNEDLAKB BURNEDLAIt1B
LAKB GENEVA A AVIs Wl Dw Jff 61hc 61hcCentral Gll nie nieCentral 10 e
Central School building wan destroyed destroyedtry dostroetly u
try y flrolast fire lust night Tho high aohool buftd buftding bUndl bUndlllg bun bunlnjg f1
j ing nearby enrbJ was In danger but was saved savedThe save cL
I i The 11055 loss is > 2500d i i4tt
4tt
Ii in several s ver f quartQrs in Russia as to tothe toe
the th e possibility of ute revolutionary prop propaganda
aganda a assuming ssumln formidable iiropor IjrOpOrtlons
t tions ti ons This anxiety has been accentu accentuated accentuated accentued ¬
a ated at atp ed by b the possibility of war with Ja Japan
p pan an as many liUuiy fear that such an event eentwpuld
v would w ould give 1O the malcontents a good op opportunity Ope Opeportunlt oportunhty ¬
p portunity to cause internal dissensions dissensionsIn
I In n best informed InC cmed circles however little Uttleapprehension
a apprehension Is felt Inasmuch as It is s sknown
h known k nown that the disaffected ones are in InreaUt
r reality reaUt re ality in Inn np position to cause cau e much muchtrouble
t trouble troubleFinland tr ouble
Finland is seriously IdIsn1f I dlsaff disaffected cted ted but b t tas
a as a s Russia rhns J1D succeeded in winning winningover wInningJor winningvor
a over vor most of tho Finnish peasants and as asFinlands asFJnlands
I inlands F 2000000 OOOOO inhabitants are hope hopelessly
1 lessly he < ady outnumbered anyway no uprising uprLtlngIs
1 Is feared there thereIn thcreIn thereIn
In Poland there are many man hostile ele elements
r mcnts m onte but as all the Polish young men menhave
1 have h ave been drafted into the army and andare
a are a re serving In remote parts of the em emAUTHORITY
AUTHORITY A IS LAG AKIMO AKIMOTO KING KINGTO
TO PROHIBIT WEN OPE GARS GARSCorporation GARSCorpolatlon OARSoiporation
Corporation C Counsel Counselllakes Counselllakesd Makes MakesAdverse
Adverse Adsse d erse Ruling BalingMUST RulingMUSTJGOx RulingMUSTGO
MUST MUSTJGOx GOiTO TO CONGRESS CONGRESSOnly GOr GRESS
r rJ i iOn
Only On O nly yRelief Relief f for f r Present Conditions 1 Co Conditions diti ns Is IsinsHands IsinHands
insHands of the the3Nali th Ntinal ationai ationaiLegislators n 1 l lLegisI i iLegis1ator
Legislators LegislatorsCommissioner LegisI Legis1atorCommissioner tors torsCommlssionor
Commissioner MacfarJand has approv approved approved approvel ¬
ed e el an opinion submitted submitted to the District DistrictCommIssioners
Commissioners today toda rby by the Corpora Corporation Corporation
tion t ion Counsel which rules that the Com Commissioners
missioners have no authority to make makea
a a regulation either efthervrohlbltlng prohibiting or re restricting
stricting s the use oC open cars on street streetrrtllw street
railways rrtllw r Ys The opinion also declares the thematter thematter thematter
matter one 0 no upon which W ICh express expreBsJ expreaapeion lotion lotionTh6subject Q1Ion Q1Ionbyq
byq qsxds ngr S tvbuld uitruinindio uitruinindiofiletsubject lf < lo 1
Th6subject Th sUbjectwns was brought to the uti utten uttentIonof n ntion
tion tIonof t of the Commissioners by the North Northeast Northast ¬
east e ast Washington Citizens Association Associationwhich AsgociatIonwhich
which complained of the combination combinationcars combinationcars
cars c ars operated on the H Street line linenortheast UnenortllCl1st lineortheast
northeast n by the Columbia Railway RailwayThe Railwayhe
The he association wrote several letters to tothe tothe I
the t he Commissioners relative to the mat matter mutter ¬
ter t er and about two weeks ago the Com Commissioners Commissioners ¬
missioners granted a hearing to Its rep representatives r rresentaUes r6p ¬
resentatives r The latter presented their theirobjections theIrobJeaCons
objections in detail and suggested sugge tt > d that thattli thuttI
tli tI t 14 s Commissioners adopt a regulation regulationprohibiting regulationp regulationprohibiting thatI I
prohibiting p hlblt1ng In the interest of public publichealth publicl
health l oo1th the running of open cars on tho thoH thoH theH
H Streeet Streeet line The authorities referred referredthe reforre < 1 1the I Ihe
the t he question to the Corporation Counsel CounselNo CounselNo CounselNo
No No Legal Authoritv AuthoritvThe AuthoritvThe
The street railwa > companies says saysthe sas sasthe t
the opinion are chartered ch lrtered by certain certainacts certaInucts L tL
acts of Congrdss and their respective respectivecharters respectiveharters respectivnharters t
charters i contain different provisions re relating reluting relating ¬
lating to the supervision and control of ofthe ottho o r rthe
the Commissioners in respect to equip equipment equipment equipmeat ¬
ment time table etc The second sec section sectlon seetlon ¬
tlon of the joint resolution of Congress Congressapproved Congressapproved Congressapproved
approved February Februar 20 2 1882 189 authorized authorizedthe authorizetthe I Ithe
the Commissioners S to make and enforce enforcepolice enforcepOJlae enforopolice
police regulations re ula tlons for tho protection of oflives o olives J JIhes
lives limbs health healthcomrort comfort and quiet quietof qtdeof I Ior
of all persons and the protection of all allproperty all1 all1property al alproperty
property within the District of Colum Columbia Columbia Columbin ¬
bia
This was an extensive grant of pow power PQWer ¬
powt
er to tho Comlssioners and althoughit althoughithas although i ihas It Ithas t
has received from our Court of Appeals Appealsa
a liberal construction In aid of its com comprehensive comIJrohonslve cornirohonsive ¬
prehensive purposes I i am of the opinion opinionthat opinIonthat opinionthat
that the Commissioners are not author authorized authorIzed ¬
ized byAhe by the joint resolution to regulate regulatethe regulatethe regulatthe r
the matter of the type typ of cars used on onthe onthe on onthe 1
the streetrailways streetrailwaysRUMORS street streetrailwaysRUMORS railways
I
RUMORS OF RESIGNATION RESIGNATIONONCE RESIGNATIONONCE I IONCE
ONCE MORE REVIVED REVIVEDRenewed J JRenewed I
Renewed rumors of the resignation resignationof rerSI nntlon nntlonot a
of Gon H H Thomas appraiser of the theport theport th 0
tht
port of Chicago are In JnclrculatlonOt JnclrculatlonOtIs circulation Ot Otis U t
is the understanding his resignation hap hapbean hapboun ha habeen 0
bean sent In and will be b accepted lY lYSOQrotal t tSecretary y ySecretary r
Secretary SOQrotal Shaw though no official state statements i ¬
ments are made in regard to it It It is isulBo Isal I IalSo S
alSo al o said Thomas has been requested to toquit t 0 0quit J
quit quitThe quitI quitThe
The probable successor of General GeneralThomas GoneralThomas Goner 1
Thomas Is N T Boy who is a Hop Hopkins Hopklns Ho Hokins ¬
I kins politician of Illinois He managed managedSenator manage managuSenator manageSenator i
Senator Hopkins campaign for tJle the Sen Senatorship SenI
atorship and in turn the Senator is isbacking Isbackln I Ibacking 5 s
I backing backln him for the place place The retire retirement redrement retiremont ¬
ment of Thomas has been strongly de desired d dslrrd ¬
sired by some of the Illinois politicians politiciansfor S 3
for months and last summer allegations allegationsof allegatione s
of Incompetency due toj to old age were weremade weremade wet wetmade e e
made and brought to tho notice of Sec Secretary Secrctar Secretttry ¬
retary rctar Shw ShwJUMPED Sh ShrwJUMPED w wJUMPED
JUMPED FROM WINDOW WINDOWBUT WiNDOWBUT
BUT ESCAPED ESC PED INJURY INJURYUnder INJURYUndr INJUR INJURUnder Y
Under Undr a momentary momentar delusion that oc ocuU
ullsts uU were about to operate on his hisoy hi hiOpl S
hiLI
oy Opl OY2 Ernest Weed Yeed of 212 John Marshall MarshallPlacc LI
Place last night sprang from a third thirdstory thirdstory thin thinstory d
story window landing on the sidewalk sidewalkIn
In some miraculous manner mnnnerhe he cs cscaped escaped I
cnnS
caped s serious riouB I ry 7 for when he was wastaken wastalton wa wataken S
taken to the Ca Catt lty Hospital the only onlyinjury onlyInjury onl y r
injury tho physicians could find was a aslight nI
slight bruise on hIlt left little toe The Thefact Thefact Tb Tbfact C
I fact that his injuries wero not nQt more moreserious moreserious mor morserious
serious Is probably flue to the ftnjt that thathis the thehis
his fall was broken by h his striking the thetop thetop th thtop
top of a bay window windowBOY windowBOY windowBOY
BOY SCALDED SO LDED SEVERELY SEVERELYThe SEVERELYThe SEVERELYThe
The ovjirturnlnjr o ot rt rtprnlzr rnl 0 ftTn a pot of boiling boilinge boilir tr trnvntor
nvntor vaijcr n r this this Tnftarnoqh rt rnOQi1 scalded s zalded Alfonso Alfonsoi n nitdhlenigbt 1
Il itdhlenigbt hle lsbt lttrs4f ars qt ago dr 1235 So t tInth r rStet
Inth i StfefcnoAthw Stet nor noiahnwtt hw stwQuIte it quite severely severelyi s sevttielThe iely r
i The me boy war1 WtU51tt1kon to tothe u ne TT Hom Homeopath opathic iL iLHospital Ic c
Hospital 7t
p plre pi re and further as 300000 Russian Russiantroops Russiantroops RussIanoops
t troops tr oops are garrisoned at Warsaw an anuprising anuprising anprisIng
u uprising In Poland Is impossible impossibleTho ImpossibleTho irnpos1ibloThe
Tho Jews are hostile Ii os tile toS but ut they theyhave thoyha theyave
h have ha ave 0 been b en too thoroughly cowed to be ben
a dangerous element elementAgainst elementAgainst elementAgaInst
Against the general revolutionary revolutionarymovement revolutionarymovement revolutionaryovement
r movement movement m the bureaucracy bureaucra relies on the thefact theCnct thect
r fact fa ct that 90 per cent of the peasant pop popillation populntlon poplation
u illation u are illiterate and superstitious superstitiousand
a and nd that their average vocabulary is isfrom IsCrom isom
t from fr om 110 to 3OT 3Ofwords words They The are there therefore theretore therere ¬
f fore fo re Impervious to any doctrine Involv Involving Invo1 Invo1Ing Involvg ¬
ii ing In g abstract ideas ideasThe IdeasThe ideasThe
The city eIt workmen and students are arednngerolls areangerous
dangerous d < angerous elements but they the could be becrushed becrusho berushed
c crushed < l almost Instantly by the Ute peasant peasantregiments peasantregIments
r regiments regimentsAnother regImentsAnother
Another reassuring fact to the well wellInformed wellInformed
I Informed In formed Is that war ar Is considered popu popular p pu pular ¬
1 lar Ia n and that It would serve to a large largedegree largedegree
c degree d egree in banishing the discontent ex exIstlng exIsting
1 Istlng IstingGONUUGTOR ms tlng
CONDUCTOR BADLY HURT HURTA HURTIN
IN RAI RAftROADUOLLISIOM LROAO GO lLISI 0 N NSerious
A A Serious Accident Near NearChesapeake NearChesapeake
Chesapeake Junction JunctionSTANDING J unctioll unctiollSTANDING
S STANDING ON REAR CAR CARWhile CARWhile CARWhile
While Speeding Spe 1ipg to Its Assistance AssistanceWrecking A AssistanceWrecking ssflnce ssflnceWrecking
Wrecking Engine 1gine Dashes Into I to the theDisabled the theDisabled
Disabled Train TrainA TrainA
A double wreck took place tills morn
I Ing ag on the line of thi th Baltimore and
Ohio O hio Railroad near Chesapeake < Juno Junction JunatIon ¬
1 tion t ion in which Conductor John Kennedy Kennedyof ennedy ennedyor
c of o f 35 15 K Street northeast was severely serel serelinjured
1 injured injuredConductor injuredConduotor i njuredConductor
Conductor Kennedy was in charge of ofan ornn
an a n extra train which was shifting s1 ttJnl cars carsto carnto
to t o a aldlnsrat siding at t Chesapeake Cb > eJuncUon eJuncUonwhetLUI Junction Junctionwh
wh whetLUI WiIet f 41i thdtctin Tfl r > 3 xJaiih6v l o jnalnr malntritspread malntrit tracir tracirspread
spread s sT throwing U rowing two cars oft ot the track trackThis trackThis
This T his train was attached o engine No
946 9 46
HurtbyWrecking Hurrb Rurt bWreckjng Wrecking Train TrainA T TraintA ain
A wrecking train was at wco lCC ap applied applied ¬
plied p lied tor and and was sent out behind en engine engine enino ¬
gine g ino No 1120 il2 The wrecking train ran ranInto ranInto I Into
Into I nto the rear car of the disabled dL bled train rain rainon rnlnon
on o n which Conductor Kennedy I enneGy was wasstanding wasstanding t ttanding
standing s The force of the impact impactthrew
threw threYo t thIs car over TO the thq tracks of ofthe oCthe of
the t he Chesapeake Beach Railway Rttlhva and anflConductor L LConductor I
Conductor Kennedy Kenned was vas as knocked off offstriking olrstrikIng
striking s on his head hua He ws 1s picked pickedand up p pand
and sent to the Provlden Hospital Hospitalwhere Hospitalhere Hospitalwhere JI
where here at first it was thought thought1his his spine spinewas spinewas spirawas
was broken It is now thought this ts tsnot a 8 8110t
not s not the case but he is suffering f from frorrconcussIon rom J JconcussIon
concussion of the brain and his condi condition condltIon condiion ¬
tion l is regarded as serious seriousTraffic seriousTraffic serIOusTraffic
Traffic was wns not much delayed as the thetracks thetracks th thtracks
tracks were ere clear by b 9 oclock this thismorning thismorning thinmorning
morning morningSIR morningSIR morningSIR
SIR HENRY UENRYoi 8ULLARD 8ULLARDHis BULLARDOF
OF oi NORWICH IS ISHis DEAD DEADHis
His Death Makes It Probable roQable That ThatLiberals Thatl ThatlLiber Tha ThaLiberals k u
Liberals Liber ls Will Gain Gai Another AnotherSeat AnotherSeat AnotherSeat
Seat in in Parliament ParliamentLONDON ParliamentLONDON ParliamentLONDON
LONDON Dec 26 Sir Henry Henr ZBullartConservative Bullard BullardConsertlUvo
Conservative member of parliament for forNorwich torNorwich fo r rNornich r
Norwich is dead deadSir deadSir deadSir
Sir Henry Henr Bullard was born In 1S4L 181LHe 154 L LHe
He was the son of the late lateRlchard Richard Bul Bullard t tlard
lard brewer of Norwich He succeeded succeededhis succeedehis j
his father Cather at t the e latters death as head headof headof hen d di
of the firm of Bullard Sons Limited LimitedHe LimiteHe i
He was knighted In ISsT ISsTThe 1 1The 1S 1SThe
The death of Bullard gives the Llber Llberals Liberals Libenala
1
als a chance of obtaining another seat seatIn scsi scsiIn
In parliament At the last election Sir SirHenrys SI Lr LrItsnrys r
Henrys majority was as but COO and since sine e ethen
I then the Liberal Lt eral sentiment in the con constituency cotstituoney
stltuency has huts been growIng growIngALEXANDER growingALEXANDER
ALEXANDER ALEXANDER MKENZIEf MKE MKENZIE MKENZIERECOVERSFROM i E I IRECOVERS
RECOVERS RECOVERSFROM FROM TYPHOID D Dit i iIt
It was reported at the District built bulldIng I Ilug
Ing today that Alexander McKenzie McKonzlepersonal McKenziepersonal a apersonal >
personal tax appraiser for lor the District t tIs I
Is rapidly recovering > from the serious serIousattack serlot Is Isattack s
attack of typhoid fever which has kept kepthim kei it ithim t
him on the sick list for several weeks weeksMr weeksMr weekMr
Mr McKenzIea son Vincent V Incent Is also alsoconvalescing alsoconvalescing alt altconvalescing
convalescing from the same disease diseaseCOMMISSIONERS diseaseCOMMISSIONERS diseaseCOMMISSIONERS
COMMISSIONERS AWAIT AWAITACTION AWAITACTION
ACTION BY B HOSPITAL HOSPITALIn HOSPITAin L
In regard to tae recent charges made madeagainst madeI ma io ioagainst o
I against the Emergency Emergt > nC Hospital by t ty tyEnoch y
Enoch Hurst Commissioner West said saidtoday sn Id Idtoday el
today he I did not believe the Commis Commissioners 5 5sionems ¬
sioners would take cognizance of the thepital thematter ti ne nematter e
matter until the directors or the bos bospltal ho 5 5pita i
pita have had ample opportunity to In Intltute in a astitute i
stltute tltute an investigation investigationPOWERS investIgationPOWERS
POWERS AND HOWARD HOWARDRECEIVE HOWARDRECEIVE HOWARDRECEIVE
RECEIVE MANY PRESENTS PRESENTSLOUISVILLE PRESENTSLOl PRESENTLOUISVILLE >
LOUISVILLE LOl ISVILLE Ky Dec 26 2GCaleb 2GCalebPowers Caleb CalebPowers nb nbPowers
Powers and Jim Howard convicted of ofthe 01toe ofthe
the murder murd r of Gov Wlllain Vllla Goebol and andCurtis andGc1rt1s an id idtertis
Curtis Jett Under nder sentence for the mur murder mu r rden
der of J J H Marcum and James Cock Cockrill Cockrill Coc k knil
rill spent Christmas in Jail They Tho re received r rcelved
ceived wagonload a of presents presentsages l tJack tJackages > ack c1 c1rl1
ages came for Powers and Hbward from fromAll tramf11 fro
All uolnts of the country
SANTO DOMINGOREBELS DOMINGO OMINGOREBELS
REBELS MOVING MOVINGUPON MOVINGUPON
UPON GAPITALPowell CAPITAL CAPITALPowell
Powell Confirms Reports Reportsof
of New Uprising in inthe inthe inthe
the Republic RepublicNEWPORT RepublicNEWPORT RepublicEWPORT
J NEWPORT N AT THE SCENEVhole SCENE SCENEWhole
Whole Vhole Country in ina a Seth Seething Se th thing ¬
ing Storm of Riot and andAnarchy andAnarchy andA
Anarchy AnarchyPress AnarchyPross A najchy najchyPress
Press reports of the revolutionary revolutionarymovements roolutl revolutionaryovements < mary marymovoments
movements m in Santo Domingo headed
by b y Jlminez former president of the therepublIc
republic r are confirmed by dispatches re received recelved ¬
ceived c at the State Department this thismorning thJsmornIng
morning m orning from United States minister ministerPowell mInIsterPowell
J Powell P owell under yesterdays date dateMr
Mr Powell says the insurgents are aremoving
moving m oving upon Santo Domingo from fromMacoris fromacorff fromacens
Macoris M acorff and that Macorls favors fa ors Jimi Jiminez Jiminez
nez n ez The United States gunboat New Newport Newport
port p ort Commander Albert Mertz arrived arrivedat arr1edat
at Santo Domingo yesterday and Mr MrowelI
Powell 1 1t > owe11 says the German fleet is expected expectedthere
there t today toda
A Restless Leader LeaderJlminez LeaderJiminez LeaderJiminea
Jlminez wag one of the leaders who whoassisted whosisted
assisted as asG sisted In the overthrow of the Was VosGll y
Gil G il government a few weeks ago He Hebecame Hobecame Heecame
became b ecame disgruntled after the organiza organization organlzatfon organizaion ¬
tion t ion of the provisional government governmentheaded goornmentheaded
headed h eaded by b General G8 rnl Morales and left the thecapital thecnpIW thecapital
capital cnpIWWos
Wos y Gil is reported to be reorganiz reorganizIng
Ing i ng an expedition In Porto Rico to at attack 1ttack
tack t the provisional government In InSanto InSanto
Santo S anto Domingo DomingoRiot DomingoRiot
Riot and Anarchy AnarchyNEW AnarchyNEW AnarchyNEW
NEW YORK Dec 26 The Clyde Line Linesteamer Linesteamer
sS steamer s New York arrived today tOd J front IromSun tromSanto
Sun Santo S anto to Domingo The steamer experienced experiencedno
no n o interferertoe Interfero ue on the part of the con contending contendIng
tending t parties In the the various ports portS but butwas butwas
> was w as subjected1 sUbjectedlo to much mu h delay in loading loadingand londlngand
and a nd discharging cargo oorgo There were two twocabIn twoabIn
cabin c passengers on the New York Yorkboth Yorkboth Yorkoth
both b oth returning Americans one from fromPuerto fromPuerto fromuerto
Puerto P uerto Plata PIntA and the oth oth4r r from the In Interior Interior Inenor ¬
terior t enor They Tiae said the wihole hole olo country countrywas countrywus countrywas
was In a a seething storm of riot and andanarchy nndnnarchy antinarchy
anarchy a revolution w1t within In revolution revolutionuntil redtUtion redtUtionuntflit rerdltitionntIl
until untflit u ntIl it was Impossible fmti ssltne to tOdlstlngutsh tOdlstlngutshmetlo distinguish distinguishsaid
o metlo nefzomtbagthag tha Qth CQtldJttonH
said s iti will contlrtue ontl tue uiifn until s some some me atHsItte atHsIttecountry tnT sIt1e sIt1ecountry
country c steps in and stops it itCommunication ItCommunication
Communication between ports j s sus suspended ¬
pended p ended all telegraph wires being down downAt
At Puerto Plata the home of Morales Moralesthe Moralesthe
the people were his ardent supporters supportersuntil supportersunUI
until u ntil he went to Santo Domingo City Citywhen
when a strong Jlminez party port developed developedIt
It I t was said that President Morales Moraleswould rloraleswould Joraleswould
would send war vessels to bombard the thetown
town t own if necessary to put down own the re revolt
volt v olt
voltBusiness
Business Is at A standstllr because becauselabor be use
labor l is uncertain and transportation Is Ispractically ispractically
practically suspended suspendedMr
WARREN ARREM AIOtB AIGEftI I IOFFICIALS
OFFICIALS IN OlSTHE3S OlSTHE3SMr DISTR DISTRMr I I
Mr Payne Says Agent in Cheyenne CheyenneSaved Ch Cheenm CheenmSaved nne nneSaved
Saved Saved Government 700 Per Year Yearin Yearin Yearin
in Postoffice Rent RentPostmaster RentPostJnster
Postmaster PostJnster General Payne gave out outan ou ouan t
an explanation this morning of the case casoIn caz cazin 5
In which Senator Warren of Wyoming yom lag lagWftS
was accused of renting property pro pert in inCheyenne InCheyenne in inCheyenne I
Cheyenne to the Government for use useas useu us P Pas
as a postoftlce Senator Warren anon saw sawthe sawthe say saythe
the Postmaster General this morning morningand mornIngand morningand
and the statement was made after the theInterview theIntervIew tb tbintervIew
Interview InterviewMr IntervIewr intervIewMr
Mr r Payne Pa ne said limit 11t in 1S69 the lease looseon ions C Con
on the building then occupied by the theCheyenne theCheonr tb tbCheyenr
Cheyenne Cheonr postoffice expired and the theowners theowners tb tbowners
owners informed the department that thatthey thattho that
they tho would only onl renew the lease upon uponthe upoithe It
the payment of 5M 0 more rent malting maltingthe malIngthe S Sthe
the total rental 1901 OOI per year 001 Post Postmaster Postmaster Postmaster ¬
master General Ge eral Smith who was in the thoCabinet theCabinet th e eCabinet
Cabinet at that time thought the rate rateexcessive rateexcessive rat e eexceshive
excessive and sent inspectors to Investl Innstlgate Investigate
gate The Inspectors also thought the therate Ui C CZfltC
rate too high highH hlghH highSapp
H Sapp who manages Senator War Warrena Warrens Warnens
rena real estate heard of the depart departments departments ¬
departC
ments trouble and offered ortere offeredto to least the thesite thesite th C
site now occupied by b the th 11t postoffice for fornOO fo r
nOO 1200 per year enr After iti5king wpking l lkIng over the thesituation thefIituation th thettuntlon S
situation the offer was accepted ccep od as 3sthe 3stherental aa the therental tb tbreatul
rental was 700 76 low lower r than that Alo Alomanded 110mande Uc Ucmanded
manded by b the th other renter rent r and the theaccommodations theaccommodatlons Ui
UiIt
accommodations were thought much muchmore muchmore muc mucmore It i
more desirable desirableMr desirableMr
Mr Payne said that he thought a re recItal n
reit
cital of the facts fa ts was enough and that thatthe the thethe it t
the Incident may be considered closed closedNONUNION closedNONUNION closedNONUNION
NONUNION CONDUCTOR CONDUCTORATTACKEDJN CONDUCTORATTACKED
ATTACKEDJN ATTACKED IN CHICAGO CHICAGOCHICAGO CHICAGOCmCAGO CHICAGCHICAGO D I
CHICAGO Dec 2S 2iA A panic was nar narrowly narrowly
rowly rowi averted on a Wentworth entworth Avenue Avenuecar Avenuecar Avent Aventcar to e
car yesterday when two men and a anonunion anonUnion a
nonunion conductor engaged In a strug struggle t tgle
gle The absence ab ence of a union button from tromthe iron Sn Snthe
the conductors coat started the th trou trouble 1 1ble
ble according accordln to tc o the police polleehon policeWhen i
When hon the n mn en clashed the women womenpassengers wome in inpassengers
passengers screamed and there was as a arush arush
rush for the platform Finally Finon tho two twodisturbers twodisturbers in 0 0dinnturbemswore
disturbers dinnturbemswore w wre re ejected from the car carFILES earFILES ar arFILES
FILES SUIT SVIT FOR DIVORCE DIVORCECatherine DIVORCECatherine DIVORCECatherine
Catherine H Connolly Connol1 today tod8 Instituted Institutedproceedings Institutedproceedings d dproceedtngs
proceedings in the D December e mber Supreme SupremeCourt SupremtCourt Supren to toCourt
Court against Anthony A Connolly for fora r ft Dr Drlimited r I
a limited dlvore They The were married marriedin mnrrlfdIn marrh d din
in the District In 1885 111I ia and In April 1801 1801Mrs 1St ti tiConnohly I IMrs
Mrs Connolly says sn S her husband desert deserted desQrt1 desQrt1d deser t ted
ed d her Charles Chllrl A WIlson lIOn Is named as ascounsel ascounsel iscounsel
counsel for to l the petitioner petitionerCheap petltlon petitionerCheap r rC
1
Cheap C cap Holiday Tickets South Southf SouthSanboard
I Seaboard f ftboara Air Line 1421 Pa ave nveol
PANAMA P HAS GUT GUTHER CUTHERPOSTALRATES
HER HERPOSTALRATES HERPOSTALRATESFIFTYPERCENT POSTAL BATES BATESFIFTY RATESFIfTY
FIFTY FIFTYPERCENT FIFTYPERCENTonsul PER CENT CENTConsul GENTIII
III IIIConsul
Consul C onsul General Good Goodyear Goodyear Goodyear ¬
year Sends S nds News to the theState theState theState
State Department DepartmentFITTING DepartmentFITTING DepartmentIllING
FITTING F OUT TRANSPORTS TRANSPORTSShips TRANSPORTSSh IRANSPORTShips
Ships Sh S hips s at Frisco Made Ready Readyto
to Take Reenforcements to toIsthmus toIsthmus toIsthmus
Isthmus If Needed NeededUnited Neededt7nltedStates NeededUnited
United t7nltedStates States Consul General Good Goodyear Goodclr Goodear ¬
j year y ear at Panama Ptin mn has notified the State StateDepartment StateDepartment stateepartment
j Department D epartment that the th government g vernme t of ofPanama orPanama Ofanama
Panama P anama has out the postage rates In Intwo Intwo inwo
two t wo and that henceforth they will be behalf behalt bealf
1 half h alf what they the were under the Colom Colombian Colombian Cobralan ¬
i bian b lan regime regimeThe regimeThe regimeThe
The new rate on foreign lorelgnpostal postal matter matteris IIUltt r rIs
is 19 cents In Colombian silver slle silveF for each eachgram eachgram eachram
gram g ram or about 4 cents In American gold goldThe goldThe goidhe
1 The T he domestic rate now Is cents In Co Colombian Colombian Cembian ¬
1 lombian lo mbian silver for each fifteen grams gramsorabout gramsrabout ramS ramSorabout
c orabout o 2 cents in American gold goldMARINES goldMARINES goldMARINES
I MARINES BEGIN TO GATHER GATHERAT GATHERAT GATHERAT
AT THE QUAKER CITY CITYBOSTON CITYBOSTON CITYBOSTON
BOSTON Dec 26 2GOft Off to Panama Panamawas Panamawas Panamaas
was w as the slogan of the company of ofUnited ofUnIted ofnited
1 United U nited States st Statesmarines tcsmarinlnJ marines who left the Bos Boston Boston Bonnon ¬
t ton t on vy Y yard ard today toduylor for Philadelphia Philadelphiawhere Phllndclphiawhere Philadelphiahere
w where here they will Join the the marine bat battalion battalion batuon ¬
talion m uon on the United States steamer steamerDixie steamerDixIe steamerixie
Dixie D ixie which sails for Panama Monday MondayThe Monda MondaThe MondayThe
The company compa y is composed of ninety ninetysix ninetysIx ninetyix
six s ix men and two officers They The have haveseen havescen haveeen
seen s een service s rvlce In Cuba Porto Rico Philip Philippines Phlllppines PhiUpines ¬
pines p ines and China They all expect that thatwar thatwar thatar
war w ar Is coming and go south with the ex expectation expectatfon exectation ¬
pectation p ectation of doing service for their theirmoney theJrmoney theirmoney
j
money moneyFITTING moneyFITTING moneyFITTING
FITTING OUT TRANSPORTS TRANSPORTSTO
TO TAKE TROOPS TRO PS SOUTH SOUTHGovernment SOUTHGoernment SOUTHGovernment
Government transports now at San SanFrancisco SanF Sanrnncisco
Francisco F rnncisco Ofsco are are now being made m mrdeready ready for forTOtrlp forhtniii
a htniii tPQie 1P 1pT Uf thig lst1im iltKmus inn tS Inicase Thcase l 1 Case it be becomes bt btcomes beomes ¬
comes c necessary to sena sen senl additional additionalforces addJUonillCorces addutlonmiorces
forces f orces The Sherman which WhCh which recently recentlyreturned recentlyretumed recentlyeturned
returned r from Manila the that tbeCrook Crook Cnx > k and andthe andthe andhe
the t he Buford are at San Francisco FranciscoAlthough Fr pclscoAlthouSh pclsco peiscoAlthough
Although no orders have been Issued Issuedfor issuedror Issuedor
for f or these vessels to sail for the isthmus isthmusthey Isthmusthe Isthmushey
they the t hey will be placed In readiness rendlne readlnes s for any anyservice anyserlce anyervice
service s which may mn be required r qulred of thezro thezroChrl3tmas thenuChrlstmasldId themsChrmnntmanedld
Chrl3tmas ChrlstmasldId > did not hinder the prepara preparations preparaboas repal3 repal3tlons ¬
boas t at League Island navy yard nrd for fortr rort1 forie
tr t ie j sailing of the Dixie on Monday Monda from fromPhiladelphia tromPhtlndelphJa frontPhiladelphia
Philadelphia for Colon Ninetyfour ma marines m mrlneq maines ¬
rines n ines from from the local barracks went to to1hiladelphia toIhlladelplJn toFhiladelpUa
1hiladelphia last night and aie a e no noquartered now nowquartered nonquartered
quartered on the Dixie Suprtes SU1 Pl CS are arebeing arebeing arebeIng
being stored in the ship and everything everythings
is I s In readiness for the reception of 400 400addJtIonal 4t10dditional
additional a marines who are to go to the theDlxiG theDIxie
Dixie from New York Y rk Annapolis Annn Olis and andNorfolk andNarfoi
Norfolk NorfolkNO NorfolkNO Narfoi
1 1NO
NO OFFICIAL OFFICIAL RECOGNITION RECOGNITIONOF RECOGNITIONOF
OF OF PANAMA BY ITALY ITALYIn
In spite of press announcements to the theeffect thefeot thentfeot
effect that Italy Ital had recognized the re republic rePUbUo nopubbe ¬
public of Panama along with the other othertuitions otha othanatIons othervtlons
tuitions natIons i there have been no ad1 advices es to totfiftt tothftt tothutt
tfiftt effect received at the Italian em embass embQs embass7 >
bass bQs bass7 here and it Is known that the ther thempon
r mpon por oriIi sent out were incorrect There Theresaems Thelestloms Thereaems
saems n to be b no doubt that Italys recog recognitidh recognltlcfn recognltidn
nitidh will w l come at a very er early date ta tathe rsthe s she
the t he sentiment of the government is In InfafBr InCa InfaVhr
fafBr Ca r of indorsing the newly newl created createdstate createjstttte createstate
state The delay is said to be due to tothe tothe tothe
the crisis in the ministerial mln t rffll affairs of ofItaly olItajy ofitaly
Italy which has now been settled settledFUNERAL settledFUNERAL settledFUNERAL
FUNERAL SERVICES HELD HELDFOR HELDFOR HELDFORMRS
FOR FORMRS MRS BLAIR LEE LEEThe LEEThe LEEThe
The funeral of Mrs Blair Lee was held heldat Ileidat hedat
at St Johns Episcopal Church at 23 23oclock 231oclock 2Pi 2Pioclock >
oclock this afternoon The service was wasconducted wa wacon wasconddcted
conducted con tctetl by b the Rev Roland Roland Cotton CottonSmith CottonSmith CottonSmith
Smith and latorment tQn2nent was jnade at Rock RockOre Rockreek Rockroek
Ore reek reekThe roekThe k kThe
The pallbearers pa1J earers were Montgomery MontgomryBlair lIontgom MontgomeryBlair ry ryBlair
Blair George F Baer of Philadelphia PhiladelphiaGilt PhiladelphiaGIt PhiladelphiaGIst
Gilt Blair Thomas Nelson Page Pag Wood Woodbtrry WoodbtTy VoodblI
btrry blI Blair Ward Thoron Woodbury WoodburyLowrie WootiburyLowrie VoodburyLowrie
Lowrie and Fairfax Harrison HarrisonKENTUCKIAN HarrIsonKENTUCKIAN HarrisonKENTUCKIAN
KENTUCKIAN KILLED KILLEDAT KILLEDAT KILLEDATCHRISTMAS
AT ATCHRISTMAS CHRISTMAS DANCE DANCESTAMPING DANCESTAMPING
STAMPING GROUND GRO J Ky Dec 26 2GAt 26At 26At
At a dance last night at Gilbert Brat Brattons Brattons Brattons
tons home five miles north of this thislnce thishiltice
place lnce a quarrel arose between Otis OtisEstes OtisEstes OtisEstes
Estes and 3 d Walter Roby Rob Estes was wasknocked wasknocked
knocked down do dowitby nby by Roby who was wus in turn turnshot turnshot turnshot
shot and almost instantly killed by J JU JU 3U
U Nutter a friend of Estes EstesEstes EstesEaten
Estes was also badly bad out by b some un unknown unItuown unknown ¬
known person Nutter immediately fled fledand fledand fledand
and although althou h a warrant hols ht hif been is 1sHued issued
sued for his arrest no effort has been beenmade beenmade
made by the county authorities to toexequte toexeQJlte toexecipte
exequte it itSTRIKING ItSTRIKING itSTRIKING
STRIKING WEAVERS WEAVERSWILL WEAVERSWILL WEAVERSWILL
WILL RETURN TO WORK WORKVALLEY WORKVALLEY fJORKVALLEY
VALLEY FALLS R R I Dee 25 2tiThe 2tiThestrIkllg 2GThestriking The Thestriking
striking weavers of the Nashua cotton cottonmills cottonmlUs cottonmills
mills h bavC v decided < l to return to work workon workon ork orkon
on Monday Monda It seems that they the struck struckthrough struckthrough struckthrough
through a misapprehension of facts factsRecently racbRooentl factsRecently
Recently Rooentl a request was made by b the theNew theN theNow
New N w York brokers to have the cuts of ofcloths otcloths atcloths
cloths lengthened from S It to 70 yards ards or orSO orbO orso
SO yards The operatives thought this thismeant thigme thismeant
meant me < < nt extra labor without proportion proportionate proportionate proportionate ¬
ate compensation and they struck Su Superintendent Supt Snpenintondent ¬
perintendent pt > rlntondent Rourds lies Informed them themthat thlmthat thenathat
that they will not be bt asked to do extra extrawork extrawork extrawork
work and ami the th strike has therefore been beendeclared beeadeclared beendeclared
declared off