Paramount}.
Cubans Besiege the Officials
For the Gratuity.
'RATIONS FOR THE WAITING ONES.
Lieutenant Colonel Bisbee Promoted
and Ordered to the'Philippines.
Rivera Beorg‘anizing the Civil
Bodies of Havana Province.
HAVANA. June 16.—Lieutenant Colo-
nel \Villiam H. Bisbee of the First in—
fantry arrived here yesterday morning
from Guanajaysprovince of Pinar del
Rio. where he has been paying the Cu-
ban troops. to obtain more funds and to
confer with Governor General Brooke
regarding additional pay days there.
VVith'Genei-al Brooke’s approval, Colo-
nel Bisbee will utilize four days more at
‘ Guanujay. '
The latest advices from that point re-
garding the friction between the troops
and the alcalde say that at noon the
Cubans waited upon the alcalde in a
body and demanded return of the arms
delivered to him. In order to prevent
further trouble he began to make the
return, and this operation was in prog-
l:-*Sa when a dispatch was received from
General Brooke announcing that the
work of payment would be continued to-
morrow. This was read to the. crowd,
which soon dispersed, the men 'l'n some
instances redelivering the arms to the
alcalde. A short time after another dis—
patch was received there ordering the
issue of rations to all Cuban soldiers
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PENNSYLVANIA DEMOCRATS.
1 Two Dayl’ Convention—Mestreznt
Named For Supreme Court Judge.
HARRISBURG, June 16.——The con-
test before the Democratic state conven-
tion for supreme court judge ended last‘
evening with the unamimous nomination
of Judge S. L. Mestrezat of Fayette
county on the twenty-eighth ballot.
Charles J. Reilly of \Villiamsport, per-
manent chairman of the convention. was
nominated by acclamation for judge of
the superior court, and Representative
W'illiam T. Creasy of Columbia was the
unanimous choice for state treasurer.
After making these nominations the con-
vention adjourned.
The convention started to ballot at 6
o’clock W'ednesday evening for supreme
court judge, and, after balloting until 12
o’clock, a recess was taken until 10
o’clock yesterday morning, with no signs
of an gelection. Several ballots were
taken during the morning, and then a re-
cess was taken until 3 o’clock, when the
balloting was resumed. This continued
until 6 o’clock last evening, when the
nomination was made.
BASEBALL SCORES. ‘
Results of Yestéfiddy’s Games In the
National League.
At Boston— _
Boston ..................... 0'1 1 0 4 t—6
Philadelphia ......... oio o o 1 0—1
Hits—Boston. 8; Philadelphia, 7. Errors
-—.}30ston, 2; Philadelphia. 3. Batteries—
Willis and Bergen; Fii’ield and McFar-
land.
At Brooklyn—
Brooklyn ..................... 3 O 1 0 2—6
New York ..................... 0 0 1 1 0—2
Hits—Brooklyn. 6; New York, 6. Errors
——Brook1yn. 1; New York, 2. Batteries—
Kennedy and Farrell; Doheny and War-
ner.
At Cleveland—
Many Norwalk Readers Will
Appreciate This
Information. _
It is hard always to be pleasint.
Good natured people are often irri-
table.
If you knew the reason. yOu
not be surprised.
Ever have itching piles 1’
Not sick enough to go to bed.
Not well enough to be content.
Nothing will annoy you so. .a
The constant itching sensation. »
Hard to bear, harder to get relief.
Keeps you awake nights.
Spoils your temper, nearly drives you
crazy.
Isn’t relief and curea long felt want?
It is to be had for everyone in Dean’s
Ointment.
Itching Piles, Eczema or any itching
of the skin. a
Here is proof of the ab-cve.
Mr. Lewis Snow, of 33. Prospect St,
Webster, Mass, says: "There was a
bad case of bleeding piles in my family
which had resisted ordinary efforts to
cure. We were so favorably impress-
ed with the results obtained from using
Doan’s Kidney Pills, that we reasoned
if what it claimed for them is so
thoroughly carried out, why should
not the representations made for Doan ’s
Ointment be equally true? We got a
box at a drug store and it stopped the
trouble. We consider both Doan’s
Ointment and Dean’s Kidney Pills
valuable remedies, and have no hesita-
tion in recommending them.”
would
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RIGHARD A. McCURDY, President.
Statement for the Year EndingDec. 31:98.
According to the Standard of the Insurance Department of the State of New York.
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course gives universal satisfaction, and
the energy and good sense displayed by
the civil governor have been everywhere
recognized and applauded. His reception
has been enthusiastic. men-«m...
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Large Publishing Interests Sold.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, June 16.—
George S. Graves has sold his interests
in the Phelps Publishing company of this
city and Chicago and the Orange Judd
company of New York, Chicago and this
city to Herbert Myrick and associates-
The two companies are publishers of the
Springfield Homestead. a local semiweek-
ly; The Farm and Home, a national
semimonthly. with a western edition pub-
lished in Chicago; The American Agri-
culturist, a- weekly; The Orange Judd
Farmer, a weekly. and The New Eng-
land Homestead. the three latter having
nearly 200,000 subscribers. '
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Pnrks Found Guilty.
ALFRED. Me. June lit—Frank P.
Parks of Kittery was found guilty of
murder in the first degree in killing Mrs.
Mary Tarlton of that town in the su-
preme court yesterday afternoon, but
sentence was withheld pending decisions
on points of law raised. The murder was
cold blooded, and the only apparent mo’
tive‘ was robbery. It was admitted by
the defense that Parks was intoxicated
at or about the time of the murder.
Should the verdict stand the extreme
penalty would be life imprisonment, as
Maine has no capital punishment l-aw.
Turks Attack Servian Villages.
BELGRADE. June 155.—A niimber of
Albanian bands. assisted by 2.000 Turk-
ish regular troops. are, reported to have
attacked a number of Servian villages in
the .lavlonitza district. It is added that
during the lighting a large number of
men weie killed and wounded on both
sides. The Turks, it is further pointed
out. being in superior force, overpowered .
the frontier guards and now blockade
three villages. A force of Sci-vian regu-
lar troops has been dispatched to the
scene of the conflict with orders to expel
the invaders.
Rear Admiral Schley In Baltimore.
BALTIMORE. June 16. — Rear Ad»
miral “'iniield Scott Schley is in this city
as the guest of General Felix Agnus. IIe -
spent yesterday at i\acirema. the coun-
try home of the general. in'the‘ Green
Spring vai'ley. During the fore-noon a
nutn'bi r of neighbors (lllllt) over to greet
rtht i'.‘-Z'0 of Santiago and were (Ordiaily
and, i.ifi:;'iirilly rccci'.‘cd. A reception.
w.'.x “brad to the admiral and Mrs.
.Sc‘_;l: y in the afternoon, to which 200 hr
ViliiiillllS wef'e accepted.
A Tax Collector Missing.
SEABROOK, N. 11., June Iii—The
selectincn are trying- to locate Lincoln
L, Brown, tax collector of this town,
who has gone away and whose accounts
the officials claim are badly mixed.
About $1,400 is the reported shortage.
The affairs of the tax collector have
been under investigation several times
during the past few months.
Foul Play Suspected.
TONAVVANDA, N. Y., June 16.-—The
police here are investigating the death
of Mary Roiss, a young girl whose man-
gled body was found on the New York
Central tracks at Maplewood on Sunday.
There is a suspicion of foul play. The
girl was brought here from an institution
at Rochester.
The Columbia Nearly Ready.
BRISTOL, R. I., June 16.——VVork is'
being pushed as rapidly as possible on
the Columbia, but it is the opinion that
she will not be ready to leave the harbor
ibefore Monday at the earliest, and per-
:haps not then. ,‘
At Troy, N. Y., Catherine Harper,
aged 6 years, was killed by a train.
The first meeting or the Venezuelai
arbitration commission was held in Paris.
Excitement over the prospect of the
landing of Dreyfus was reported from
Brest, France.
Leo Richter, a cigar dealer, supposed
to be poverty stricken, died in New York
city worth $85,000. .
Eleven workmen were burned to death
in a fire near Rybinsk, in the govern-
ment of Yaroslav, European Russia.
The” Panama canal commission met'in
\v’iashington yesterday and organized
by electing Admiral XValker president.
Great property damage and some loss
of life were reported from a cloudburst
in the mountains north of San Antonio,
Tex.
‘ngghio society oflCalifornia sent to
President McKinley an invitation en-
graved on gold plate for him to visit San
Francisco.
A Harvard Degree For Cambon.
“EASHINGTON, June 16. — The
French embassador, M. Cambon, is
about to receive from the university of
Harvard the degree of LL. D. in recog-
nition of the distinguished public serv-
ices he performed in the negotiations
which restored peace between the United
States and Spain. Harvard has confer-
red tliis degree on President Cleveland,
Secretary Bayard and other noted public
men, but this is probably the only in-
stance in which the cmbassador of a for-
eign power has received such a distin-
guished honor from a leading American
university.
The President's Eastern 'l‘rip.
“'ASHINGTON, June 1(5.~—The presi-
dent and Mrs. McKinley will leave
‘.\':isliiiigt0h this evening for Holyoke.
hiilss” where they go to attend the com-
mencement exercises of Mount Holyoke
college at Smith Hadley. Their niece.
Miss Grace McKinley. will he graduated
from that institution this year. The trip
will occupy from ten days to two weeks.
The president and Mrs. McKinley will
be the guests of the ~ Hon. “'illiam
“Tilting. one of the leading citizens of
Holyon and formerly representative in
congress.
Loni: Drought Broken.
NI‘I‘V YUliK. June iii—New York.
whuli has for days and weeks been slow-
ly burning up in the blistering record
breakingr heat during a drought almost
unprecmlcuted in the history of the local
weather bureau. was awakened and rc-
l’i'eslied yesterday afternoon by a down-
pour of rain. Forty one-hundredtlis of
an inch of rain fell during the course of
an hour. which is about one-third as
much as: had fallen during the three pre-
éetling months. '
A Snioléeless Powde'r Telescope.
PITTSBLRG’. June 16.——Professor
leginald A. Fessenden of the “'esteru
University of Pennsylvania has invented
a telescope that will lessen the efiect of
smokeless powder in warfare by locating
the flash when the powder is discharg-
ed. The war department has taken the
matter up,» and a test of the telescope
will shortly be made before an examin-
ing board at \Vashington.
Mediation \Vill Not Be Offered.
LONDON, June 16.——The correspond-
ent of The Daily. News at The Hague
says he has the best authority for assert-
. ing that the peace conference will ’in no
i case offer mediation between Great Brit-
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aim and the Transvaal.
Heavy Storm at Syracuse.
SYRACUSE. June 16.——This city “’35
visited by a heavy rain and electrical
itorm yesterday. In thread-quarters of an
i
l, hour 2.34 inches of rain fell. ..
store, send 10 cts. for a package of 12
to the D. 8. ARMY 6: NAVY TAB-
LET 60., 17 EAST 14m 31'..an YORK.
VENEZUELAN ARBITRATION.
First Formal Meeting of Commis-
sioners to Be Held Today.
PARIS, June 15.——A preliminary and
informal meeting of counsel engaged in
the Venezuelan arbitration took place at
the ministry of foreign affairs yesterday.
The meetings of the Venezuelan com-
mission will be held in the apartment
placed at the disposal of the Spanish-
American peace commission.
The room where the tribunal will sit is
also the one used in the Bering sea arbi-
tration. \Vorkmen have been busy all
day in preparing it and arranging the
furniture; .
Yesterday morning’s informal confer-
ence adopted a series of rules of pro—
cedure. Professor F. de Martens, the
umpire in the dispute, who is professor
of international law in the University of
St. Petersburg and a permanent member
of the council of the ministry for foreign
affairs of Russia as well as a member of
the Russian delega ion at The Hague,
proposed the rules, to which some
amendments were made at the suggestion
of other members of the tribunal. The
hours of session were fixed from 11 a. in.
to 4 p. m., with half an hour for lunch-
eon, and it was agreed to hold five ses—
sions weekly after Professor dc Martens
has finished his work at The Hague.
which, he expectsfwill be about the end
of next week. M. Martin. an official of
the French foreign office. was appointed
permanent secretary of the tribunal.
It is expected that the arguments will
be commenced today after a brief in-
augural address by Professor de Mar-
tens. Sir Richard 'Webster, the British
attorney general. opening the case on be-
half of Great Britain. A number of
counsel will speak, and the order of
speaking is to be left to the counsel
themselves.
Mrs. ‘VOodford Dead.
NFHV YORK, June 15.—Mrs. Stewart
L. \Voodford, wife of the former Unitei
States minister to Spain, died of neural—
gia of the heart late yesterday afternoon
in her apartments at the Hotel Margaret.
Columbia heights, Brooklyn. Mrs. \Vood-
ford had been ill for four months. Mrs
\Voodford, who was a daughter of Henry
T, Capen of New York, was married 10
Stewart L. “'oodford on October 15,
1857. She was the mother of three
daughters.
The iuolineux \Vrits Dismissed.
NEW’ YORK, June 15.—All the writs
obtained in behalf of Roland Burnham
Moliueux were dismissed in the supreme
court yesterday by Justice Beach, who
thus refused to interfere with the prison-
er’s examination before .Tnxtice Jerome
on the charge of murdering lxatharine J.
Adams. This decision shuts out all hope
of Molineux's release from prison on bail-
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L ing which
drains energy:
3 ‘LEBRATED ambition and
fig;- endurance like
. , Malarial Fev-
er and Agile.
Hostett 11"5
Stomach Bit-
. en's will send
them away.
and keep them
away. It. has
never failed to
cure the worst-
cases. This is
a. fact—not an
experiment.
Try it.
STOM
TTE
Real Estate, appraised by Insurance Superintendents
insurance aud'Annuitiesin Force ' . . . ,
SAMUEL D. BABCOOE
RICHARD A MCCURDI
JAMES C. HOLDEN
HERMANN C. VON Pos'i
OLIVER HARRIMAR
ROBERT OLYPHANT
GEORGE F. BAKER
who were awaiting )ayment. Cleveland ......... O O 0 O 5 0 1 0 ‘—6 - - . -.
While Colonel Bisblee was here a able- Pittsburg --------- 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0—2 Just such emppatlc endorsement 1° . '
"rain was received announdng hi: pro . glits—lClelvelgnc% 3t; ‘Pittsbiérgg tErlrors plentiful in Norwalk. Drop lutoGlen- . i INGQME
13‘ ~ . ‘ —.eveanc, ; 'smr, . t res— - . - . . . . .. ‘._
motion to the. colonelcy of the Thirteenth Hillt agndfugden; lLeevergand Scharlveer. Eirehnaltilghéifgu’sbtoiiidig 32:23:!) atLOd “111:3; O
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Liiiiéii’t‘énfiié”iiéiith‘é’i‘d‘pig 3:303; gaiti1m'srg’t‘3.5...§ (1) 3 3 $ 3 3 % 33% Doan’s Ointment for sale by all Re ceiv e d for Premiums , —
* .. m as in on ...... .-. .- ~ ~ . — ' - . '
immediately to the Philippines. He re- lIits—Ia‘altimore, 12: Washington, 11. Er- dealeis, p1 “Fe 0.0 cents ‘1‘ b0)“ Walled _ ' ' ' $42,3I89748 5 I
ceived the congratulations of his friends rors—Baltimore. 2; Washington. 0- Bat- on "60311?“ 0t price by Foster-Milburn From all other Sources . o . . . [’2 687 880 2
and also withdrew a )endimr a ) )licatio terms—Howe“ and Ch'ShOIm; Weyhing, CO" Bufialo, N- Y., 5019 agents for the ___’__;__9_
- 1 a [1 , n McFarland and McGuire. U S s 006 62
for leave of absence. At Chicago— " ' ' h 55’ ’ 9 43
Five hundred Cubans with rifles in EPASPfgat’i ---------- 3 g g g 8 (2) g 3 :2 t 1Rememtliler the name—Dean s—and
the" hands 115”? fll‘l'lvéd from the coun‘ Hits—Chic‘ai'g'c’ii'é; Cincinnati, 11. Errors . are no 0 81'
try, under_ the Impressmn. that payment —-(3hicago, 1; Cincinnati. 2.. Batteries—-
avg: aiihlrliii 1:31 began-£53m tion gihtggl $313112? and Donohue; Breitenstein and When you awake
At Lou'sville— - . V ‘ '
Epcoke’s head garters at El Vedado, gflllrsvlllé ......... (1) 8 1 (1) 3 8 (1) 2 2—: Wastfaiifednfllmn Wltletn {ouwttilnt to bed, BIQBUEQEMENTS.
. -.~— Y“ . .ouis .......... — u easan. as e ‘ ’ "" ‘— —
Qeii‘ériiilfié iiéified°ih§hieaiilelifii .Eggzafigiszfle,8=Ligié°§is'§,,.§;,ggs .yourtongugcoated-and dz}; ani’fé’éii‘g - ' .
[payment would be resumed as soon as CDocwling and, Klttrldgef Sudhoff and ilgfiggpgéig {531' breakfast, you are suf- T0 POlicY'hOIders for .Claims by Death 0 - . $13,265,908 00
Lieutenant Colonel Randall had returned. ’ onnor. ‘ yspepSIa. '
'Hegadvised them, however, to tum their “we 0, ”mental,“ _ Numbers of. people are sufigfingser. To Policy-holders for Endowments, Dividends, etc. . 1 1,485,751 35
:arms (we, to the civil authorities, who W. L. P. C. louslyfromthis complaintanditsresult, For all other :Accouuts . ' . . . [0
would give receipts for the same. He 333:3“ """""""""" ' """ 3i {3 $32 when one package 0f U. S. ARMY & . ———*’493’379 53
:also promised that rations would be is- Baltimorefiiiiiii....'. .......... 29 20 1592 NAVY TABLETS W111 131'in abouta $35,145,038 88
sued to all until the payments were made. sh Louis ...... o ................. g9 33 Egg promptycure. -A few doses Will do more
"They were apparently satisfied and re- E.‘ cl‘i.“’.‘f‘f.‘..:::::.'.::.'.::::':::: 23 21 :53.) fora "WOT SWStomacl’tthanapro-
tired. e ’o nnati ............ ......,l. 24 24 .500 10118931 course of any other medicine.
General Ruis Rivera, civil governor of £1313?“ ------------ 3% g {4&3 N9th11¥g can be used Wlth so much cer-
:Havana, continues his tour of the prov- Washinggton".’.'.'.'.'.'.'.".'.'.'.:2:22:I 17 34 :333 talnty 1n obstinate cases of Constipation. . (
‘ince, reorganizmg the Civil bodies. In Louisville ...................... 14 35 .286 These tablets are the outcome 0f years E .
.corporations “vhere there are two candi- Cleveland ...................... 9 38 .192 Of StudYq and are compounded Of the
dates for the mayoralty he holds elec- ———‘— finest drugs only, Purely vegetable,they ‘
:tions, which thus far have proved order- CONDENSED DISPATCHES. fig 210% strip? Pr?g‘%°§§% Eafififinp .38“ United States Bonds and other Securities - ~ ”60,956.14! 33‘
’ly and been carried through with dis- .u S 111 e. _, K- ‘
patch. Where there is only one candi_ .Pgofesspr pocke Bichardm, the em“. AGE, _ First. Lien Loans on Bond and Mortgage . . . 68,503,580 90
date, Genera, Rivera appoims him, This tlonist, died In Berlin. Ifyou cannot get them at your drug Loans on Bonds and other Securities, . . ' . . 993969519 00
at $23,534,826.88 : Book'Value . . , 3 20,604,649 61
Cash in Banks and Trust Companies . . 11,621,377 36
Accrued Interest, Net Deferred Premiums, etc. . . 6,434,957 10
$277,517,325 3-6
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LIABILITIES.
Policiy Reserves etc. . . . i . . 23 0 8 6 0 68
Contingent Guar’autee Fund, . . . . . 4332358354 68
Divisible Surplus . . . ' . . . $2,220,000 00
' 177,517-325 36
$971,711,997 79
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Ihéve carefull’y examined the foregoing Statement and find the same to be correct.
liabilities calculated by the Insurance Department. CHARLES A. PRELLER, Audito: .
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From the Surplus a dividend will be apportioned as usua
.5.
BOar’d of Trustees-
ADRIAN Isnms J R
GEORGE S. BOWDon.
WILLIAM C. Warrant
\VILLIAM ROCKEFELLII;
James N. JARvm
CHAS D. DICKEY J R
ELBRIDGE T. GERRY
JAMES SPEYER, -
’HENRY H. ROGERS
Jso. W Avcnmonoss
THEODORE MORFORD
WILLIAM BABCOOK I
FREDERIO CROMWELL
J ULIEN T. DAVIES
A. N. VVATERHOUSE
CHARLES R. HENDERSOII
RUFUS W. PECKHAM
J. HOBART HERRICK
WM. 3’. DIXON
ROBERT A. GRANNISS
. GEORGE G. HAVEN
STUYVESANT FISH
AUGUSTUS D.“ J UILLIABD
CHARLES E. MILLER
WALTER R. GILLETTE-
H. WALTER WEBB
WILLIAM J. SEWELL i
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DtnLEv’ OLCO’l‘T
ROBERT A. GRANISS, Vice-President.
WALTER R. GILLETI‘E, General Manager.
ISAAC p. LLOYD, 2d Vice-1’resgdent DUEti du-P. BRLUK, Gorrespon‘ing Secretiu. -i'
W lLLIAsl J. EASTUN, Secretui y. " ALBERT KLAMRU’I‘H, Assistan Secretary "
. FREDERIC CRUMW ELL, Treasurer. ,
JOHN A. FONDA, Assistant Treasurer JAMES TIMr SON. 26. Assistant Treasurer.
WILLIAM B. SANDS, Cashier. LDW ARD 1’. HOLDEN, Assistant Cashier.
, EMORY MoCLlNTOCK, Actuary.
JOHN TATLOCK, JR, Assnstant Actuary.
CHARLES A. PRELLL‘R, Auditor. ' WILLIAM H . RICHARDS, Comptroller.
C. CLIFFORD GRLTSLN GER, Assistant Auditor. HENRY 5. BROWN, Assistant Comptrollei
JOHN C: ELLIO 1‘, Superintendent of Domestic Agencies. -
if") H ARI) LYMAN SHORT. General Solicitor.
' MEDICAL DIRECTORS: .
ELIAS J. .llAlhtl, M D- GRANVILLE 31 WHITE, a: D
(Jr. S. WINSTON M. D. Consulting.
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