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'thenthe
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lvezears with entire satisfaction ,
nrney eisenable hardwood,which is a Refrigerator
=»prineipies. audiatheonly Refrigerator made rods that can be
send clean for all time. u it is furnished wi a removable
t, that can be lifted out and cleaned at will. We
fissures in wh to explain all the superior points of this upvtodate
LBW.” so ws sex you 10 new: this Refrigerator before ‘ purchasing
_ old slal: ones which invariably become fool in a short time. .
_ miles of samples, mung 15 styles. are now on exhibition and we
orders on our usual i meet plan.
your Refrigerator now, and we will accept payment forssme in amounts
to. and'hold same until June ilith. when it must be paid for and
which will give you about three months time.
fil'hb’yfler holds good until April let.
.
"STURTEVANT’S BARGAIN HfllJSES.
lunlt Iain and its Streets. South llumll.
LSEN BROS...
3 Gazette Building. /'
‘Wllieoatinnetheir
‘ GREAT REDUCTION
file of 11m Class Yootwear for two weeks longer to make room forzthelr spring
Ev shoe in this sale is as represented or your money refunded.
Beg, are a few of the good things:
" ladiee' Patent leather Slippers,; worth 32. at “.25
worth it 50. at 75c
'fl Ladiee’ Kid Opera Sii re,
pairs Ladies' Patent Tips, and Common Sense Shoes. worth ‘2. at $1.50.
"Drive bdies’ Kid Common Sense Goodyear Welt Shoes, plain toe. worth “at .2.
to see this shoe. ,
In our men's aunt we are selling our ‘8 Cork Bole Shoes at :2.
0st fl Cork Double Sole and Waterproof Grain Leather Shoes at $1.50
.a pit.
A few of those celebrated 81.50 Cork Sole Shoes at 31 25.
roommate-wet CalfShoesatflliOa pair.
The Youth'e 70c Shoe in town. Boys in same at 80c.
‘Not all sizes left.
IT’Ii'SAFETuBtIYuFHtiufi
Because you get the best at the lowest
, Because the grain is carefully screenid
' from dirt and dust. .
Because you get good honest weight and
value for your money.
MANUEL T. HATCH,
1
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Mahatma-sees. ‘the lariet.
4 Mostly MW and 57¢!!in Remedy lor Indigestion, Coasipafft'on, Dyspep
eta, Gout, Diabetes, Kidney and Liver Derangemeafs.
- fleas, genuine withest :esr Trademark and
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chills. Hay Fever and SevereflColds.
KUTNOW BROS-d
II All!) u LAFAYITTI mos. "W Volt! CITY.
Dole agents for the U. s. A. fluid.» all drugglsts.
115. ‘N
now: $3.00. tilili.
_ ‘ ‘ .ndyouwlllseenotonlya
Heat and Perfect Fitting Shoe.
Butenelnwhiehthe
H Intel it Used. Combining Durability and it'll
imamwammmamm
IVBBY PAIR WARRANTEDe
wag—u...“ W any one race. so
ruliiewiathinuragIe-m.
ther delay its reply to
earned a critical phase.
lstcr Taylor promoted his instru
she's...“ situate: le um um
Cabinet to Ilia Government Asking to la
Relieved Irw- Duty ails-W
Wasnnmrol. March 82.——Unlese the
Epanlsh government submits without fur-
(insh-
aln'tl demand for a dluvowal of the Alli.
anca outrage, a sharp note of reminder or
an ultimatum will be cabled by the ad.
ministration. The trouble has again an
Spain apparently is not disposed toact
promptly. and the administration is be-
coming impatient lest undue considera-
tion may be interpreted as a lack of firm-
ness on its part in luststlng upon a formal
reply. Eight days have elapsmi since Min-
olil to;
the Madrid government. and in t at time
it is fair to assmno that the Spanish oili-
cer's version of the firing on the Amer~
were over 1,000 dead bodies lying unbur-
‘ .
An armistice was agreed upon to
tilt the dead to be buried and the woupnfi:
sd cared for. After this was finished he-
an agreetnent of some sort was "ruched by
minister. Some sort of a provisional gov-
ernment now some to he in control.
Latinos. March 22.-—A dispatch from
Lima says that the loss in killed and
about the capital was 2.000. No foreign-
ers wore killorl. The city lsmuw quiet.
The dispatch adds that iicncml l’icrola,
the commander of tho insurgcuts. entered
the city with 2.000 mm at dawn Sunday.
The government forces made a brave do-
fenso. and street fighting continued until
early Tuesday morning. when tho diplo-
mats arranged a truce that was to be in
Marines
to the recent revolution there. Aces-ding
in Dir. McKenzie. there was hm“ ”a
mined flghtlnginaud around Lima for
threedays. Attire endot this timethere
led in the streets, and both sides were ex-
boosted.
gotiations were still continued. and finally
the leaders of the contending factions, but
the details of this were not learned by tho
wounded on both sides in the fighting
lcan stcorncr, which was published on
Tuesday lost, has reached the capital.
The only wsihlo excuse for Spain’s
failure to reply i« that domestic mlitical
troubles have interfered with a deliberate
consideration of the points raised by the
United Staten. The administration now
feels that the crisis in Madrid is grassed.
and that any further inaction can only be
construed as «insigncd indifferent-o. It mu
be stated on high authority that if no ru-
foroe until 2 o’clock Wednesday afternoon.
This truce was arranged to allow both
sides to bury their dead. it has now been
arranged that Goncrni Cam-recs and his
forcca as wcll as General l’icrola. shall
retire from the city.
lituxos Avnss. March
ill—Advices
from Peru are to tho ctloct that President
Cnoercs has rtetlgnod, and that the provi-
sional government fonnod after the con-
lmponm amonm‘ at
Albany and Trenton.
LEXOW POLICE BILLS ADVANCED.
in Spite of layer Strong's Disappears] the
Scheme For Beorganlalng New York's Po-
lice Force ls Approved by the Sent. It
Albanywhte light Session at Trenton.
ALIAliY. March flit—The two bills
framed by Chairman Lexow for the reor-
ganization of the police force of New York
city were advanced in the sonata to a
third reading without material change.
The debate was long and somewhat sharp.
For the first time Mayor Strong openly
declared against the bills. Senator Lamy
gave out the answer of the mayor to the
telegram sent him by the senator asking
his opinion of the bills. The mayor says:
“SENATOR Linn—I have endeavored to
say as little as possible regarding any bills
before the legislature. '
in accordance with either of thcso bills.
“W. L. Srnono,”
The house took up at the evening sce-
sion the special order of tho day—4dr.
Armstrong's bill reorganizing the supreme
court districts in the state in accordance
with the provisions of the constitutional
convention. The pcnding amendment was
Mr. \Vhittct’s to substitute llulinio for
Rochester. This was voted down. The
bill was then passed—yous, so; nays, it.
The following bills were also passed: Mr.
Audctt‘s, providing for the improvement
of public porkways in Brooklyn; Mr. Ad-
’l‘ho voice of the .
people expressed last November was not ‘
cuss the policy of addressing
ultimatum to Hpain at once. .,
Secretary (treats-en Very ltusy.
ply be received today the mbluct will die.
to or an .
cluslon of tho armistice between the gov-
ernment and the insurgents, which pro-
codcd Gem-ml (‘m-crcs' rcsignation. con-
sista of rcpreacntntivics of both the bellig—
crcnta.
lcr's, providing for tho payment of elec—
tion oilicors in New York city.
The Syracuse investigating resolution
The proviniunai government will
Secretary Gresham dcnicd himsclf to all
callers. and the understanding is from
trustworthy sources that he devoted his
whole time to looking up the procmlenta
in similar cases. There was a rumor admit
that a formal reply had been received from
h‘pain, but it could not be continued and
was not cmlltod by dormrtnu-nt ofliciabt
Spain is thought to imprcparing to play
a sharp diplomatic grrnm with the United l
Suites. and the administration fwlsprat i
to permit the controvcrsy to drift further
might have a serious effect on future ne-
gotiations not only with Stalin, but with
all the foreign rmwora. There is no (pics-
tion that the administration has decided
that Mr. Muruaga, the Spanish minister,
is persona non grain to this government.
It is not unreasonable to suppose that
Mr. Mumaga cabled this fact' to his govv
ernment, and last night it was reported
that the minister had tendered his resigna-
tion and that it had been declined.
Illa Mar-an Resigned?
Mr. Muruaga denied absolutely that any
oablegram of such purport had berm re
ceived from Madrid The minister would
not receive any callers. but the following
note WM sent to him by a ncvvspawr cor-
Mplmdcntz
"i am reliably informed that you have
tendormi your rcsignattun to the Spanish
government. Will you kindly give me a
brief interview with regard to the matter?”
At the bottom of this note Mr. Mutua-
gn wrote:
”it is not mrrect. "
Mr. Montana's denial is not earned
literally for the reason that any statcmcnt
explaining what had mineral between his
government and himself Would in itself
constitute an Mien-so for which his recall
maid be dcmnndmi. l'Zvvn if the mblo— i
gram were Wcll founded. be naturally !
Would rcfrnin from discussing it. But
this report. takcn in comm-lion with
Spain‘s «inlay, is regarded as more signifi-
cant than it would be rvgnrdcd otherwise.
Spain could worcciy afford to accord.
Murunm's n-slgnarinn in tho prw-nt dis.
turbmi rclatlnm with this mnntry. rmr
Would sbu denim a formal ulrnmnd for his '
mail, but it Would be a sbrcwd play to
Willow tn m'i'i'pt his» rcvlgrmtlnn in "who“:
that ruch demand Would be» dclaycd.
to have ndmlttmi privately that the cable-
gmtn from Madrid was corn-rt; that be
had tcndcrmi his ri-nigrmtion. and that he
had been instructed to remain at his punt.
(mat Britain’s Attitude.
Great Britain will insist on Simragua's
compliance with the terms of her lllllllllv
tum. if air-canary, she will go to the ex-
tcnt of lmmbording Gmytown or Blue-
flolds. Shc has no intention. however, of
understmd to be the substance of infor-
mation rwcirrd by the state ihvpartment
from [motion on Thurmlay. It is pmlssbly
the malt of instructions which have gone
to Embaesador Bayard directing him to
ascertain, if tnmeibln, to what extent the
British authorities would go in use 5va
aragua refused to comply with her do-
mande for indemnity ca accountof the
expulsion of Consul "etch and for the
appointment of sprint mnnrittoe to ad-
judicate claims arising out of the Blue~
fields tumbles. living thus cemvinccd that
Great Britain is firm in her intentions to
bring Nicaragua to terror. the great quire.
tlon with the administration now is. Will
it now interfere to prevent a lsmlbardtncut
or any other not of iircat llrltaln short of
actual urtcnpmion of territory?
Before calms wern mic to ascertain the
purpose of Grant lirttaln the arlnrlnletrey
lion distinctly drew the lino against the
occupation of territory, but as the pro-l-
dent considered that her majwly's gov-
ernment had a gourd «use against Nicara-
lt was not fully detcnnluml that the
alter! Htalee could mietoutly step In
anddefrmd Nicaragua from the guns of
a British man~ofrwar in case she persisted
'lnher refuealtomaherepentlon for the
alleged outrage upon Consul Hatch.
lauiagtewalienoatt’eatealisa.
rise Francisco. March 21—11» United
hiateegrandjuryand the Unitediitatee
dietrieteourtareineonillctregardingthe
queetionof indieiing C. 1’. Huntington.
presidentoftheCentrai Paellnforiesn‘
lagninterslatepeea mam-y
’ootessysthsreieseiawunderwhlehhs
could he Wand mouflyhe
willnuteuetiouthe drawing of ea in
dieuaeut
snout-nuns».
In ream luau-Jinan
wwmmhlfig
Wuhioensnpei ML
hereshiawifa
"am
330‘"
le,
nmguan
issuu a docrcu ordering the holding of new
elections.
ENGLAND AND NICARAGUA.
The Republic Appeals to the lTuited Sluice
For sympathy.
LONDON. March 2:.’. —-'l'lm
cnvoy, left
n ma.
BOMBARDED THE QUEEN.
I
Gay Ilevdera at Nice Filled Victoria's ('ar-
riage With flowers.
Sli‘li, March
following
scmioillcial slntcmcnt was obtained in re-
gnru to the trouble between Great Britain
and Managua: Ucncral Barrios. the Nic-
lmtdon with the
British demands for consummation in the
sum of £15,000 for tho expulsion from
Blueflelds of Mr. Hatch. the British con-
sular agent there, and also for the ap-
pointment of a commission to adjudicate
the damages sustained by the persons and
property of British subjects expelled from
tho Mosquito reservation.
General Barrios. it is understood, has
submitted the matter to the government
of the l'nitcd States. with the object to
enlist sympathy and aid.
that iimat lirltoln stipulated that no citi-
zen of the United States should be a mom-
bor of the commission mentioned is inac-
curatc. it is the opinion in diplomntlccir-
ales born that the dcnmmla of limit 13er
ain are unoptionaily small. and that the
aggravation warranted cvvn sovcrcr merm-
Thu statomont
22.-llcalstiful weather
prevailed here. and the battle of flutters
was adopted by the assembly.
The Armstrong bill to divide the state
into [our judicial dcpartmcnts, with gon-
cral term headquarters at Brooklyn. New
York. Albany and “intrusion passed the
assembly by a vote of at) to 14.
in the senate a bill was reported favor-
ably for closing harbor shops on Sunday
cxccpt in Ncw York city and Brooklyn,
where they may remain open until 1 p. m.
on the Sabbath.
New Jersey. .\
TRENTON, March Elfin—Thu reconstruct-
cd track elevation bill. which provided for
the. olcvatinn or depression of railroad
tracks in first classcitics. the cost to be di-
vided between the railroad company. the
state and tho nmuiclpality, was defeated
in the house—15 to lizl.
The house putssed over the governor's
vcto tho Smrrs naturalization hill; like-
wise the bill vesting in sherifis of first
class counties the appointment of court
constables. Senator Gould's hill to amend
the elective judiciary bill by providing for
a separate judge in those counties where.
under the criminal law, it was provided
one judge should act for two coumlcs was
also passed. The senate bill appropriating
08.600 for thc completion of an elevator
and other etuln-llisbments of the Trenton
battle monument. was lost by a vote of £33
to 80.
The senate missed the Elsclo insurance
bill. which coinpcls industrial insurance
companies to givo paid up policies at the
end of three years when desired by policy
holders There was but one vote against
the lnt'lLfillf‘tk—iluit of Senator llodmau.
tutor Was Queen Victoria, who drove in
. prctt y sight.
Laminar night senor Montague is said ls'auty "f I“... turnout. which mmlstml .
Occupying Nicaraguan territory. This is .
was a great success. The principal spew.
from her botcl at ('imicz to witucss the
llcr carriage was statinnutl ‘
in tbc boat "with”. whom the occupants ,
of ”If! passing which». ruuld easily throw i
{loin-m into it. The royal mulpngc‘was
sum llllml with lmuquu-ts.
ilcr tnajcsty tlm-w tlowcrs at tho wres-
or: by, repel-tally favoring a nmubcr of
Frcnch ofliccr-a who drovo pad in a broke.
The ttmynr of Nico prom-turd in tlic qum-n
a pink “tin lmnncr to which was attach»
ml blnc riblmns. The gift has graciously
lieu-pied.
Mus. \‘:m Baron of Now York was
award”! the first pri/I- fur lhn tmvvll)‘ and
.
at n hut-Ms tandcm and vlcturin, the \‘o
lticlc liming but“ transfornn-d with flow-
cns into a horn of pit-my.
‘I’wn [Inglislllrrrn Hobbs-d and Murdered.
’l‘thn L". \ln-xlm. Mon-b 2':.——'I‘be
dcud bodice of In” hittgliv-lum-n. who 1ch
bcrc about a Wi‘t'k ago fur lluraugo, havc
bum found umr Nunbrcrct tcrribly mu-
tilated. It in summon] thcv \vcrc mimicr-
ed and mbbcd by the normal. an English
man. who lmotnpanlod tlu-m. 'l‘ho palace
of tin- murdcml ilwll are i'. J. llamcrford
and Edward Soluble. They came to Mox-
ico sevcral months ago to llll'cill. in cofleo
lauds.
no true t'lalme the Itoetoa suicide.
litmus, )larch int—No one has yet at»
[neared to claim the body of Clara iiatha'
way, the woman who mnmulttcd suicide
at the Adams House on '1‘uceday and who
was identified as having formerly lived
In New York and l‘lttsburg. Nothing
has yet bus-n dono mnmrnlng tho funcral.
limiter For a Railroad.
Fourteen, On. March 21—h. became
hnmvn here that Judge (lilimrt of the
[Tufted States circuit. court has npwlntcd
John M. Marga“ rocclvcr of the Oregon
Hbort line and Hair Northcrn railway.
eubjorl to the approval of Judgo Sunburn
of the district of Wyoming.
I'wor Worden inherits ”10.000.
I’lthmsla. N. Y.. March 22.--Mlss
lary A. lirapw of this phrm: has Just
learned that aim is heiress to $00,000
through tho dual: of her hrolborlnnlaw at
Illnnuigmlle than years ago Miss Draper.
who is very wor. ls ovorwmc at her uu~
earn-rated fortune.
Attempt to liars 1‘wa (Ti-arches.
wasntsoms. March us.—At.unaptrbero
made here to set on fire two of the largcet
Catholic churches in the city-whit. Pat-
rick's and lit. lhnnlnic's. in both cases
the the wasdlscovwcd and extinguished
before nueerlel damage had lsscn done.
hem» realise-adiabatic
Winston. ll. 0.. larch 92.-—Informa-
tion reached here that two children, aged
land 1 years. of a woman neared Hart.
living to Ashe meaty. were burned to
dull in a ltewhleh consumed their home.
!lelrtng lute Burned. '
Amm, flit. liaroh Etna—Tie 252:"
the rim of ore-n. Aus- rr I.
valued at it. was destroyed by fire.
econ bushels of nets. 1.000
earload of corn.
%
The bill missed the house sonic time ago.
Senator llaly vigorously opposed the
house bill to prcvcnt trust companies do-
ing an insuraucc business. but was alone
in tho ncgatlvc \vbun tho win was taken.
'l‘bc senator said the bill was in the inter-
cst of an Asbucy Park insurance agent.
who ()bp‘clcd to loud opposition ,by a
trust company of that place placing in-
surancc.
'l'ltc M‘lmll' pas-sod the bill cxtcnding for
ion ycars thc time within which tho New
York and Now .lcrscy briilgc our the
Hudson rivcr shall be mmplotcd.
’l‘ln- bill of Asscxnblymnn iiiudcr up.
pruprinting “50,000 for enlarging the
statc prtwn was dcfcatod by a tumultuous
\uto. 'l'bc obji-ct of the bill was that a
similar mmsurc passcd by tho M'llflll} had
been tlcd up in thc house. The clash bo-
tvvccn the l\\‘u lmuscs on this bill is ovcr
tho naming of the l‘utnmiislutlt'i’a to have
supervision of the work. 'l‘hu sonatc
spent the rcst uf tlmscssiou discussing
Senator Skirm's bill. practically prohlltlt‘
ing the manut‘m-ture and solo uf olcomar-
garinc. Smunor lialy spoke for an hour
in opposition tn the bill.
Tho ulcbatc on tho olcomargarinc bill
was kept up until 1 o‘clock this morning.
when the bill was rmmnunittcd in onlorto
allow It to bo mncndcil. Senator Your-
hcos opposed the bill in its prilrii'llf. shape
as being too prohibitory. Senator Parry
was its principal clunnplon.
Pennsylvania.
listmtsm‘nu, March flex—A mania for
the crimtlou of new counties has afflicted
tho legislature.
(Brow are pending. and a bill was put in
the house for the crmuion of a umunty to
bucolic-1| for llolmrt Morrls. tho llrmnclcr
'l'lm chuncca
arc decidedly against the “usage of any of
of the revolutionary period.
these measures.
The judicial npmrtlomncnt bill was
manual by the house on mtcuml trading.
The Philadelphia traction bill wrmlt-
ting motor tmwcr cinnpmi ion to laeuo bombs
millmd by ttmrtgngo to an amount antral
to their mipital stock was rushed through
liillu [)aeeod finally to permit
street railway cmnpnttlcil to hold. purw
citasc and convey such real rotate as they
rotptlro and authorizing church ofllmrs w
the senate.
soil land couvcycd for school puriusm.
Charged With stealing (ire.
Carrots Comm, (7010.. March ”Eu—'1'”—
mont and Solon MoiZloekey. brothers, who
have berm in the employ of the Union
Mining company, worn arrested here on a
charge of having stolen from the com.
party during the past year ”0.000 to 0100..
000 Worth of ore.
Johnson Going to France.
'I’miom. March tea-John B. Johnson
states that all rumors to the contrary note
withstanding. and objection or no obieo-
tton by the whoolmslmre or his manager.
he is going to Franm to race and will
leave New York for llnvre next Wednes-
day.
(lie-easier Nehooner Missing.
Gwccssrra. Mesa. March inc—Grave
fears are entertained for the safety of the
schooner May H. Hontvet of this port.
She sailed on a trip to George‘s on Jan.
ill. stone which time nothing had been
heard of her.
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