. lull Gout,
o the t‘erdlot'arrii‘od It by
‘ Chemical Analyaio of
lihvfilil
Economy. Health and «Salim
‘ Resultl‘attond its use.
v“
t’
WIMWD W m. f
f .
c.n.rossosox. sum-.00". l
M
.To pay Maine seed potatoes. Again
we. are in the field with the hardi-
ntt and the best yielding potatoes
‘ihat grow. Tho . ~ ‘
Early Rose 3 ‘
.fl'liirty‘two'yoars a shining light
in the potatoo World. Grown in
‘ the, virgin soil of old Maine; its"
t propagating power nndiminishcd.
The Beauty
of H e bron
A rival of tho Rose, a sure crop.
, per, cooking qualitymnsurpassod.
, Our seodis truo.
Kin of
Eary
A member of the. Rose family. 7
to 10 days before the rose. A good
cropper. Reflects no discredit on
‘ the Rose family. _
The New
Queen ,
Ensembles the Beauty of Hébron,‘
but is earlier. Possessed of numer-
ous good qualities. I raised last
year at the rate of 254.) bushels to
theaoro, mostly of this variety.
The White ‘ "
A late keeping kind, :‘t’fine cooker
and will give satisfaction. The
Grteetn Mogntnin. *An oval white
po :1 oe,a igoropperandas en—
tlitl cooker. Pride of Alllglca.
Very prolific. oblong, smooth skin
of radish look. Hardy and reli-
able. Will repay you to plant it. '
LORENZO DIBBLE.
m “an.
has»...
most gown \ ispagsow
pretty at”: n islposslblo to .
look to the wall paper. There‘s a paper
to suit you right here in this store; come
in and wo‘ll help you find it.
i Painting. pamr hanging and decorat-
ng. '
If not convenient for you total] at tho
store, do )1) a posed, and I will be pleased
to call on you with ainll line of samples.
j . “ti .
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l0 FI‘RST- AVENUE,
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tuck Cecil Rhodes; comparing {Elsi
' Julie: Balfour, “the first stntesmdp‘ to 1113- p
ply to imporlul politics the methods of the
. shady company promoter." 2
1 Further smut. ,
‘ Against the Transvaal
ornament I!" mos nun.
;.Q Stroll Plo- l‘or Hammond and the
that Bier Govoth— Custom
Elsa n 'oiltlon not their PW‘
lmxms, May il.—'l'rutb claim in km
unearthed additional dolollo at tho om
nplracy loading up to tho Jameson mill.
which points the pnrtlolpators tn the plot
closures made by the Transvaal goon»
moot. . '
. Truth say: It is credibly informed that
President Kruger possessor; evidence that
itho intention of Dr. Jameson was common
upon Pretoria first, to seize President
Kruger and than to ”bound to Johanna»
burg with the president a prisoner.
In an editorial the paper dilutes instill!
more imhlttered term! upon the Joni-Inn
raid. It says: , '
“Tho main object of the raid VIN Ion-
nex the rich mining district of the Tune
vanl to Rhodesia. It is obviom that that
first news of the raid would cause a fall in
shares. 1 am prepared to provo that a
syndicate was formed just prior to: the
raid, including a leading dlreutorlitt and
Chartered South Africa company, for the
purpose of making largo boar sales. The
sand having thus been sown for scanning
Transvaal had been addod to Chortorlond}
stops were taken to carry out the cons
spiracy. '
Diver-Kenny of Opinion.
_“The tenor of tho‘cryptogrnmo" ohm
that there was a divergence of opinion Ile-
hls hrothorfCo onol li'rnnois Blind. all and
Alfred Boit’s representatives among the
rofnrmers, and that those not connected
with the gang were responsible for tha-
iailuro of the schema.
“Those tologrnms nro' damning alike to
tho Chartered company and to Sir. lthmlon‘.
It is clear that theraldwas planned by
Cecil Rhodes, Alfred Belt and tho seem
tary of tho Chartered South Africa corn:-
ptmy. Tho telegram from Hammnmltn
interests without Boit,’ shows that the
aim was purely for a stool: oxahango tlonl.
These miscreants, therefore. planning .1.
raid which must have led to the death. of
many and which was based on Ellllllvm.
to their rospcctlrn shares of the pi'updloi': ""
'l‘ho article then proceeds to sovor’oly at
to
Truth than mincludes its artiel‘o as fol—
lows: ”Hod (lot-ll Rhodes- remainod’f pro-
' Tmlor of Capo ('Ultllfy, I am convinneti‘ that.
‘ ‘ns soon as it suiloti his purpose»; lie would
have turned on us (tho British govern-
ment.) and sought totcut the chain! which
lads no to South Afrivn. " , .
A‘le- for Hammond.
NEW Your. “May 0,—Flotchor Wallflfl'l'
.olty and will return on r-‘otuni‘ny‘to the
, Transvaal. bearing with him a petition to
President Kruger for the full pardon-of
John Hays Hammond. This pnper hem
tho signature of :‘..‘.ti members of tho two
houses of congress.
Mr. Jewell has been ttresidant of Jo»
banueoburp for about chreo yours and in
npnrsonal frxonti of Mr. Hammond and
his live American mllcamtos, who ”snow
in prison in the Transvaal for treason.
Ho has himself been throughout rho re.-
cont trouhlos a supporter of tho Bom- grov—
armnont and went to the front with the
Boer forces and limped thum in tlio‘mum-
omhlo light that tindml so disnsmmsly for
the British raiders. Ho rancher! New York
on a business trip two week» ngotnntt
with his business combined tho work of
putting up the position for tho rnlpnnu of
Hammond and his friends. Ho has oirouo
lutotl this paper in \l'asliimzton during tho
post wcok and on hi»: return will in pm!»
to!) prnsont it to Prasidnnu liruut'r. with:
whom ho is on fritmtlly terms.
.lowoll received a lumhor gruntirom.
tho liocr government whit-h netted him
or” Slfiimmn,
"I am a 'l‘rnnuvnul mnn through and
through," said Mr. Jewell. "but I font a
great deal of nympntby for Hammond and
bin eotnpnnionn in troulilo. ’l‘hoy pot in:
with a lad crowd and Worn misled.
tho some time they not into the revolu-
‘tinum'y orhvmt-a too doup to withdraw
‘aasily. When i rum-lied this country. [do-
leldud to do something for them. and no i
not up this petition. it is portable. how
i rennh Johannesburg.
"if. however. anything in to ho done
for ihom Ivy Aitlurionns, wo mutt trout than
'l‘mnavnnl ammont Well. it in or litv
tlo use to dual with tho liners through the
,l‘anllsh. We «horrid dral with Fl'll‘nllll-
i
rot'tly, and "I We imvn no nilielnl rows-non ,
Motion in tho 'l'rnnsvnnl [ fli‘lllill’ll to out ; “‘"VW~'W Hamlin ”‘1 INA" M l“ W
at it in onotlmr wny. Mil l helluva that if
‘ Hammond and his ll'lilflllil am not from hm
Hum l ant i‘m'k l’i’l‘llldi'llli Knitter will vntw
l ply with tho request. of tho rigours of my
lpetition.
i llm-n llain tho English.
. "'l'ho lloorit imto tho Engliwh mutiny»
[Amorirtmm ’l'ho Amorlcnun have dorm a
parrot. donl for tho 'l‘rntmvnnl. and they are.
Inppratiatod. John “0in .i‘iommontl has
ltlmm a print Work in tho oulrlilohln and
ti» on inmiunhin man in such a plinth—4t
lint-t “'lili'll. l lvrlmvp, will no im'mly to.
1 word mitigating bin pnniolnm-nt.
1 "Hammond mm Diliilflil. i-ln was in for
trefornm, but tnfnrnni ninninml nntlor rim
lilagof tho 'i'rnnwmil. Cecil ithmioo and;
i Jami-Mn and their frltmtlo worn altos tint
ltouid. ’l‘lm only men in .lolmmwnbum
‘ Who Worv aware ni' tho rnul intent of (furl;
‘ Rhoda-:1 Were thorn four: Cnimmi l'l-lmlli'i.
' Lionel Phillips, Charles lmmurtl and
iloorna t'urrar.
l "linttmmml lln'l tho Amati-um lenders
' in tinfi’nfnrm Milif‘l‘ll'N did not outlorttmmt
gBritish oil‘ort in tel-m tho cmml.ry,hut
whvn may mm that mob mm ”in m
‘limy mfnml M mo. When the new of
in still darkor colors than new tho tilt» ‘
ono of the chief officials of the British 1
' lotto its trunnion. the country motions to
. he in fri'ondly relation! with the totals!)
n profit by the immedinto full motion um" .
mote profit .by retuying when the mild; ;
Woo successful and a rich fill'L‘ll‘ of tho- ‘
Rhodes, saying ' Cannot arrange respective :‘
wor.tt.ll lli ' ‘ ..-,,x:
in ac to y nrottydiopntlng in mount and “mm till my tolling it up in the
fill ‘
over. that tho prismunru may [)0 fruit lliliul'l! ,
‘torrliory nnd would have minor! lii at tlmy 3
Win
Jumoaon'r coming rewhmi Johannesburg, :
several hundred moo wont to tho lessor
icon li‘allllirii and ploml‘ld for pominulonto
[in ilflil join liommun. hm Roman/anti. and
Mn friontls rafnnrd. 'Ilioy Word ml; to
fluid. for minim. but not. in! tho 3mm“.
That «on, why tho ultiondoro did not you.
"At tho some time Hammond got no
not but talm raigniznnoo of his arm. line
i do not hollow that tho feelings of Prm- g, oil Lithium, Ky... try :-
Mont limpet and the other: tooth of tiles
" Willem“ mmmr m «m Mom
i
deep into the volumes of Cull Rhodes
land his friends that the Transvaal cool-l 5.
l.
in men mm ‘P thedrrrlopmontot tho
‘mm
oomlimmm...-ru., Wm mu “ |y atom mo. and if alliho American-
jraptod the unanimous o! the country.
About midi, ”to prune“ the dmdopmont
; able manner. and I “ram with the full-
‘ at conditions that during thll session the
‘ vol‘lzormd will mist in mining mi. and
-- pearl, so that through our united groper
to the land nonlethal In the senate.
g Early tn'tho mitoiml Mr. l’:r-tfer.anthor of
twcanlfhe ghodnmg (Cecil ELM,” mup;thettraulltniion, announmd that newonld
« was dispomtd of. It was evident. however,
. that swallow merit w disposal to submit
. Murry Wfimliml‘lflfallilvtrflv
; house on tho it ”imitation to amp! the It‘ll—
aoo' an“. optimum in the rt. ital appropriation ‘
i "my for the tort am] your. an. Con
,tmn. tho «Manna «.4 I‘M nmmquintiont
cwell of Johannesburg is nowin this iwz'w":rmwufl'mfl ”mam: theimumdmlaring
' mortuary! titan- insure mm of the zoo-
' nit-trod by tine harming: Ittvmtdknn ml.
Eminkarsilm in wt about obligations.
tails madman“ The 1311 was sent it“
not ”$qu and Manama: for the murmurs
until: lily mammal firm and J. L. Bannlu
, an: heir and the aerator without food;
. lit: lip toll low, in Virtual
tilt first that tho annulment who to to o: ‘ a w W
. o1 magi i
tortilla-It hmlufl-
4&1"an lioi-tooulnolilo
country. narrator. (humid all amid
iotamthconntrynov.“ nun-tow
“Informational“- o cattle-l at
i
Wimbledon-or. cow-o,
”downtown-a Taryn-n undid,
bod stood bottom it would have boon
honor lor thorn. Tho Bum iotloycnn‘
winter an army of “:0er armed men.
And to defeat thou mom I am confident
that any European pawn would burn
and (um stool to imam more Into that
woolly." ‘
Tum mam-om
Pmmml‘ tit—At the opening at
the volts-road . t Kruger delivered
a significant m ”viewing the arena
of tho yur. ll. lama ly deplorlng the
death of S. J. Snlt. vino prerhlcnt o! the
Trainer» apatite, who tiled about a
month ago. and continued by saying that
recruit «out: which had been duo ”in my
Mom and selfish enjoin" had Inter—
"lt hm «(alum prettiest.” befu-
nrtd prosperity at tho repuhllr in a peaco—
atiot; the country may flourish and he-
mmo minimums to tho Mmiit of all. lio-
powers. " ‘
DOINGS OF CONGRESS.
swim um Again um «I lite Bond
mwlmtm~ mummy Bill I. lion-e.
Wtstttrzwov. Elev tit—Senator llilladdi
rd smother day-Ibo fifth—in qqmfltion
seek to: Home a you last night hy ho‘dlng
tha- slmoto in motion until the wmlntion
it: tita- h'vrttt hips of a tram-u: and possi-
bly me all night so. and Xr. Polio-r
dirt not. many not his mumd purpose.
He- stated, bitumen, that the resolution
would certainly was thisafirmoon. which,
however, “to doubtful in view of Mr. Hill's
obi lily to await indefinitely
Mr. Fatima: (lieu) of Foot]: Dakota
supported the» tonal ntoointtnn and cerem-
lfy matrimil th: admiring ration of the
treasury. The «mat-or aim madam! Sir.
Sherman for Ailfir rowan approval of than
.11
tron-to pawn-ts «no minds on the rim.
moral m: wear.
A largo woman? of rotation Lilla wore
postal-i; all the vii-oar:~ of (hue allay.
’lihn opponents of {mar battleships sue.
rained an overwhelming defeat in the
hill rationing: tilt-r nomitwr to two. Mr.
Sayer: than.» or! Tome. t'x—r'llolmmn of
rim appri'zyr‘ixllkflmi mmim, made the
million and sup-prim“! his [In («-2 muo—
any with Emma a! to the modititm of the
committal; only Wu} Mr. flay-n. lie
the appropriations of filth ”mgrt'us would
ornament NM filth. and that inasmuch
as the pint «or; tumult! mm gala-e :- now
“3.3mm w: on: its “Jim?! hooks indde
of it mambo was; $111334} intro to be hor-
Aitor sumo pti‘rillmt "rant-lit by Mr.
Bouto'il'n- marl Mr. Cummings the house
noted—4 ill. to *l—lo mammnwurio the sen-
tzom’omna. A mortal alder was adopted to
than. of prtvw-o wanton Milt. ten minutes”
th‘lltwo to he allow to tint-lb hill.
Thom .trn- hilt—ii private pension hill: on the
valuation.
”Mk Trio cm
Wisp. on on, May it», — The H-nate
venomi‘trm 4m gunman: mow the
pm-sirhnntt'o tuna! the: Mill lrltmring the
nominal of lira. SM (is. Allalnrh and
autlmrhwtl planter IMIM to Win it to
the remain with the unmounted-lion that
it now notwilhntanrlllnz that “am. Smo-
for Villa mar-volt! the right regulate the
gil’klw oil the hall in; an: twink. Other-
wtao no apparition Cm uniform! in the
i'fim‘ll‘ lamp".
1"» molar Immin- I'm.
illumination. My tit—Hoosier Kyle,
from the rum minor on fart-4 rat-traitor“.
r. ported humbly the bill authorirlnx the
port hum of Ilw will mull in Ibo Yam-mite
Sawmill park and moi-lax than free to
that point": "..
lo. link from A! Ammo.
EM Atrium. \ Y... May r».~.i\ not»
ottwli: 1am: to about to lo immobile“ m
rorwlm tho “am to! “in Jam-ti Farm.
wimp wont! tom of niotmoe inn spring.
.tumm but low born the helm of tho
gin-aunt in am ltrwllin; farms in "it
[loved the Mt" 1:321» will midi In in print
limo "lbw Mao it to he normal and Wt
m or human they turn bought tin
ratio» pillow, when flWiI'I' harm will ht
built and a limit mile wt laid out. Mr,
tiyumr minim-5y It.“ 11:.» ..-r to harm of high
pmiigroe, initiating name lie]. 3 29”..
III it! I. n Million.
NW nutrition, timn . MM' ti.-—t':hurim
Vomit. M. «maroon It Elva torsional of the'
Manley than and land «mutiny. fl‘t‘ll't‘fi
is 12mm l'fl'l’i‘t film mayor of 1m. honor.
stating that :3“ auto had died luring on
«most at tag-it mm- “.ng is named at
A: year ago: V-ofiri rm island on the rum:
ni’ New lilirlmima pmfly tied and in on lin-
romviom "Wilton.
rum Ml "I'll. .
(fit-7 Vfi,l"..J‘. Slay 'tulh'. William J. ’
Smtt. for yen-m the Milt mullet of
the marlin»: prod-morn In this fit}. died
toot, amt 76 you". all. I hid iiinen.
mmiitmlcolimm and M [m [.th
of tho ritual: ”ordinalmmrloiion.
‘wwlw In ‘ ‘ L ' ,
Riill.f.:li'"il“,. 0 . flay 'p—Thc Fixiornih .
tflolirirtil orientation Minna! try “.4
«lactation im- Imtrrnmlh'altml for um. i
ammo. J. ii, iii“ and fluid (“annihilation :
not» min-trot «Monitor to the H. limit.
: mmontlirm and instructed to tote for Me» !
ix; 1 a lay.
W" BL}...
Wm t owns. 18.. In «”55": has
marital hero of a» touring of Dr. Ferrell .;
NM: Permit had a ‘
”notation in so who tailor. iii» “no
Mona MD out doing“! M. with ,
salami-lab" ”him
thrill!!!“ Kinz. ding
suddenly and uflu “ambit poo
circumflho- at the oh!“ 0i- tho Nitrnto
wmpany in tho Woolpooklhlildlng in M
city. Colour! North was in apparently
good hulth'ond-lndattoudod tr meeting
of tho M‘uMlfllo, after Which he row
turned to his private ofllooo in tho sumo
bandit!“ «no bad a drink with some
tit-loan“ saloon in the sum. handing
and then mounted the limits in order to
stunt! a meeting of Nitrate company.
or to this mootlng Colonel North at. a
dozen oysters and drank a bottle of Itouli.
both of which were lent tohhn fromo
neighboring restaurant. Shortly after-
ward heeomplainad of uovorti‘palnn cali-
cd for ‘ brandy. Ho drank some. but col-
lapsed in his chair and expired soon after.
Phrsiclnnuwero summoned almost lmmo
dlotoly after the colonel fainted. but their
streets were unravelling. Aauutoply and
iuouootwlll be held this afternoon. Moan-
vthllo the body, under police guard, will
remain in the room whore the colonel
died until the end of the inquest. .1
The shells of the Oyster! which he ate
were taken possession of by the police and
will be preserved until after an oxamlnu‘
lion has been made to ascertain whether
the food on. wholesome or contained any
poloomo outstation. Tho oilicials oi the
filtrate company are reticent about the.
matter and were soon reluctant to admit
that tho ooloul was dead. ,
it II genoynfly' believed Colonel North
died from-a otrolzopf apoploxy. no stilt-st
nt'nernlly believed, and that tho oysters.
stout and drink at tho bar probably wore
the direct cause of tho attabk. ,. ‘
The death of Colonel North has caused
oepsldorublo excitement in financial cir-
cles and created a sensation when it was
announced in the lobby of the house of
common. ' - ‘
The late Cyrus W. Fioldu'spoaklng‘of‘
Colonel North's fortune, once said, “A
billion dollars is a an: r sum than the
human mind can grasp. but when We
have a man like John Thomas North,
with tbe'wrmdorfhl resource; of o conti-
nent at his back. you can't toil what will
horizon.” The most conservative esti-
mated (‘olonol North's fortunons amount-
ing to $200,000,000. Sumo estimates made
it as high as soon,ooo,ouo, but these were
no doubt extravagant.
BASEBALL.
THE NATYONAL LEAGKTE.
At Louisville—
lnulsville.'...... '3 ‘5 l 0 5 0 0 2 0—13.
New York ....... i o o .‘i 1 1 o 0 2—11
loulsvillo—lilts. id; errors, 6. Now
York—Hits, IO; errors, 7. ‘
At Chicago— -
Chicano ..... l 0 0 2 l 0 0 l 1— l9
Brooklyn ........ 0 n :l i U l ‘J i) U— T
Chicago—Hits, lil; errors. :5. lirooklyn
—lllio. 9: errors, 4.
At Cincinnati-—
Cincinnati ...... 0 0 0 0 0 (l l 0 2- ll
Btjist‘ttm............ 21 ll ii 0 1 l i ll *— s
Cincinnati—Hits. 5; errors, ii. Boston
—-llitw. 1;“. errors, I).
At St. Louis——
Philadelphia... 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 l 6— ii
51. Louis ........ fl 0 ii 1 (l 0 2i 0 l— h
Philadelphia—lllta. ill; errors, :3. St.
Ltmis—lllta. ll; errors, 0. ‘
At Pittsburg~ ~ .
Baltimore ....... :l 0 :l 2 o o 0 o o... s
Pittsburg ....... n o o o u o o o 0.... o
Baltimore-«Hits. ll; errors, 0. Pitts-
burg—liits. It; errors, Ll.
in Cleveland—-
Washington... 0 L' 0 l (l o :3 n o.~ :,
Civw‘.unal....... ti o o o o o 2 o l— :l
\\'n::bint:ttm——Ill:n. >1; errors, U; Clove-
lnnd—lilts. 1']; errors. i}.
Dead Man Identified.
Mummy 1125s., May t‘v.A'l‘lie police
h.-ro annount-o that tho body found near
Ftocstou. X. .l.. r'nndny. by two boys is
that of Donald t). Morrison, formurly of
tho Lindon district of this city. Morrison
unis 4.": mm old and was llt'tlllltlt‘lill'.
lio Went to hrs on a farm two Weeks ago.
but on the way hot-o mysteriously disap-
pearcd.
Prim-eats Louise .‘Inl'rlml.
(‘ul'l-f‘.ll.‘l"l’\'. May ‘l.-~~l'l’lllf‘l' s Louise
of lltnmnrk. rlduuttlnughtt'r of tho t'ruwn
l’riuco l'tetlerltk. who was burn in ”in,
and l‘rlnm Frederick of r'ch'mmburp
Llppo. t'f‘llil'! of tho twinning l‘rlncu
(tom-go. who was Lora in into. wvro mur-
rled at tho pslzivo of Amulleulmrg.
“‘hlllnlu-r Not Guilty.
l’t:nvn.t.\‘t‘t‘. May il.—’i'bo jury in the
rose of l‘lf'l‘i‘45 \‘i'hliulzor, ilo young man
who “'iA1' elmrgtul with umnwluuohtt-r for
giving a drug to liluut-uia lioynoida, from
tlwt-iltct nf whirl» slw 1.0 said to lluvu
died. relurnod u Vl'l‘lllO! of not guilty.
liar-o in the \l'oru-Ilt'r l'ulyit-t‘llnlt‘.
Wonvl-zs'rlcn. Mona. May tt—l’rofeooor
Harold ii. Smith, prorwnorol oiertrleol
ongitwetina in l’urduo university, Lafay-
ette. ind. imn homt oluried to a now rhnlr
of t'li'i'll‘lf‘dl unglnerrlnu established in
we Worct'nlur l'ulyiuolllllt: lllllllutd.
Placed on lletlrrtl Lint.
\"A‘~'ll\'tl‘i'll\‘, tiny tl.-—(‘hlef l‘fnglnror
.l. W. Tllillil‘llll has boon detooitmi from
tiuiynt .‘inw'mrt Nous. \‘n.. and plum]
on tho n-tlrud list nt his own toque“ ult-
or 40 )curs' «onion.
NEWS BRIEFS.
Tho linion bani: of London. which do-
liveml Mn. innutry'n hotels on a forged
order. witiod for l:ltl,00o.
tym- r-‘tamlnrd of lumclnn illlllilllnt'l‘il
that l‘voll lthotlm lmtl pim'vtl himself lint
n‘nort‘t'dly in tho hands of Mr. L‘hmnlior-
loin.
’l'bo fiftieth mmivonnry of Dr. William
llvnry liret'n. president of Princeton 'l‘hi-u-
innit-ill omnlnnry. wnn colobrniod at l’rlueo-
m. li‘. .1.
(humour Morton signal the primal con—
tract inho- bills. lio nnnnnnml that
nothlnu would ho lllmtl on the “router
New Yuri: bill till Friday.
The ltnlinn minister of tho trontturv'
any: that tho country’s financial condition
is Mtilinmory. 'l‘ho tioiit-ilof Ltlntumu
llro will bu modo up by liwrunwd rut‘nlluu.
llllllop Potter, nt tho tllmmr of tho
Church Amlntion for tho Althtncomont
ni ilw ltilermtonf Lalmr. In New York,
praised irmlum unions and tho labor lend-
er: uf tho dry.
The mutilated lmdy of Tormn (Inrnr‘y,
mugs trill 3‘0me chitin LEAD.
., , V
Spool-h uboroll Alqlifippouod} at tho
stat-moat That llootilltlol 13:9; to Con-
tip!” Two Your: Lennon-flab“: War
Draining Spain of Mon and pigtai- n
MADRID, May fi.-—Sonor Sagacity. loador
of the Spanish Liberals. has justmndo a
statement regarding the policy of his par-
ty with erotica to the approaching par~
llariiontar'y campaign. Ila denim-us;
"Woo all formulate againstihs dooiura-
tions of tho government a concrete pm
rammo. The war with (John yearly costs
500,000,000 francs and 10,000 men, and to
wait two years means to lose twice those
totali. '
“We cannot passively await such a loss.
We shall in debate discuss tap whole ques-
tion.” ,
'Th'o'now Russian ambassador, M. Do-
nitrl‘Sohowitch. presented his crodontluls
amid oxtraordlnary solomnitlns. The
queen regent anti all members iii-tho gov-
ornment were present. The otubnssndor,
slur opoaklng of tho cordiallfrlondship
ward the king and queen regent and the
Spanish notion, laid: ,~
, “Till czar today pilot a new proof of
these sentiments. by rant 3 hisnnvoy in
Spain to the rank of om " " or. Tho
ornr'l will is that I shallo’mp oy all enor-
gy and all corn to maintain and strength-
on every day the friondly relations now
happily existing hotwoon tho nations."
Queen Regent's Frienduhlp For. llnonln.
The queen regent responded in tho some
impressive and cordial manner, stating
that the Spanish mlnistpr to Russia had
boon raised to tho rank olpplbostudor.
This incident is much commontod on
here, especially as it follows immediately
after the grant of tlie Golden Fleece to tho
czarowitz, and the Order (if Maria Louisa
to tho ozarlnn. ‘
Many circles profess to regard it as to
venling an understanding between l'Tillll‘O,
llussla and Spain.
After tho‘reccptlon tho queen rogont
had a long conversation with tho ambus-
andor. showing herself cxtromoly amiable
inward him.
Russia has shipped 12,000,000 hoctnll-
tors of wheat to this country. Fifty inll<
lions more are needed.
A previous statement that Spain is not
discussing Cuban reforms with the United
States, either formally or informally, is
roaillrmed on the highest authority.
General Campus is not going to G01"
many on a secret mission, as had been an.
nouncod.
Hayes May (lo to Cuba.
Wlsutrm'ox, May It. .——. Major Jack
llliyos, {Tailed States Army. will proba-
bly go to Cuba with (ioneral lt'ltn Hugh
Loo. At least (it'nornl Leo wants him to
go. ’l‘hoy are old army eomrodvs and
fought Indians together below the war.
General Lee was how last weok to get his
instructions, and one of the first things
he did was to tologrnph Major Hoyt}: to
coma in Washington. The two visitdd tho
mnferonon that took place looked out.
General Lee insisted that Major,..llayoo
slmuld go with him. Major Union is now
national] at Raleigh. Several mi‘oslious
room up during the conference. it was
«ingested by tho president that it would
not do for anollloor inactive sot-vino to
no to Cuba in an oilieial capacity, but,
ndded the president in a significant way:
"You can who a year's leave to go
abroad, major.”
Major llayos will go to Lynchlmra,
where he will be the guest of (Lamond Loo.
"(‘ntl)’ to All} Cuba.
N14“ ARE. N. .l., May ti.~—-l‘nmnrotimis
urn under way in this city to sand a fill-
buslerlng party to Ulllill. It is stated that
from 7.3 to NM) turn have been nirvatly ou<
llztul, most of whom are war votornne.
l-‘nr sumo limo past tho work of unlisting
men has boon point: on. and some of those
who lm-o undertaken to no to (‘uba ore
rvsidruts of Now York city. When the
mow will hit made, cannot be lvnruvd at
prrsrnt, but it is thought that tho limo is
not for oil. "ho slotuuur whit-h is to con-
voy the party will carry a largo stockol
arms and ammunition. and. it was ru-
mored, Would soil from l’rrth Amboy.
Senator Chandler's Ilrnllwr Dead.
\Vatmxtxrnx. hlny o.—.lohn K. Chand-
ler. the older brother of r‘nnuinr Chandler,
dlml horn. llo was born at Ulmrlvstown.
Mas-t. Nov. 17. liiiil. For several years
post he has lit-on engaged in rmnplling for
tho bureau of Amrrimn ropnhiics thnt-nm-
merrlul ntmmnrluturn in tho l-lngllsh,
Spunldi fillil l’ortuguvso languages. lio
Won bluhly informed in common-ml ailnlrs
and in English. Spanish mid Fri-ooh lltor-
More. llo wan genial and hospilnhlo, but
alum tho death of his wile three years not:
hm iotl a quiet and retired lilo. llo leaves
one child. a tlaunhtor.
r
Worm-n nntl ('lilltlren llnrtml.
lint HRH V, May t‘-.--’l’wo women were
burned in (loath nntl four i'l’lllilrl‘li set-inure
iy lupin-d hy thu expiration of o WIN Move
in n lunutnont [mum in tho tvmlorntllw
iriotof this my. Two of tho elnldrwu
illi‘ll at tho hospital. The two wmnrn
burnt ii to tlonth worn Mrs. llohuwa iiolm
nntl hot slvinr. hint. l'mtomnk. 'l‘bo’thli-
dren burned. all of whom will probably
die, IIl'u tho doud women's ('llilill'flll.
Iiinn limohrrl'n llmwtm-tlnm.
llmti‘. May IL-—l\‘inu llumlu-rt imn do
tinted diatom! [room to tho iumllit-n of tho
soldiers killed mul Wounded ill the Afrl
can tnmpnlnn without any tlinilm'llon ll ..
lug nmtlo lwtwoen itollnm and native
troop: who fought in Hm norvit o of iialy.
'l'hn him; lllH nlm tiopuietl lt'HJHIiI [mum
to tho lied Grotto society for tho benefit of
the Wounded.
Hotel and (’hnmh llnmml.
“Matti. illum. hlny il.~’l'iio Nnuunu
holol illlll i‘ntholio f‘lllll'f‘ll Wi‘l'O destroyed
hy lire. ’l‘ht'ro woro few attests in the ho-
it-l, hut mvt’t'rnl had Imrrow enemies in
reuniting platens of minty. Tim ohutch,
which «ttmd out door, wnu bmily gutted.
and a born in tho roar woo t‘iostroyot‘l. 'rbo
loss will reach ninout .ll‘mllill.
'll'lfl'h?!‘ llrmorrnlir l‘onvenilon.
! a form" lnmotn of the Down mm mix.
olou. won found on the truck 0! the Long:
inland railroad mar l‘lt‘i‘l‘llfl'i‘ll ormohry.
llrooklyn. More it. had bit-n run over by
. chain.
A dlqmtrh from liuinwoynsnyo that
For) Hwy. administrator of the limp-h
South Airiro coxnpnny. in fi‘l‘li‘w'lilg tho
gum-nu at that piano cxprmnui tho opin-
Ion that the Mntnbolo revolt has hoot)
.‘IW'Il‘M and that. llnlnwnmt in who
stole central tzutnmliit-o met horn and lim-
Zoti Juno in as the illlllljitll' holdipg tho
' mutt) mtm ntlptiwl'lm primorios will no
i hold Juno lil.
Postmodern Appointed.
jpmtmasien intro hot-n npptilntutl fut
’ fourth ohm miiros in l'nmmyl nttln' l'oi~
elgnloiown,
,t'orn. William W. Woods;
i Tumld Whit-oi
and sincere sympathy felt by the czar to "
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