North Adams Transcript (Newspaper) - July 28, 1899, North Adams, Massachusetts VOLUME 5 THE NORTH ADAMS EVENING JULY 1899 56 A New Stock of Gin Glass and Silver We have just returned from New York and will open up new goods in every ment this The Recognized Headquarters for Fine Repairing at a Reasonable Blueberries and Raspberries I am now receiving both in tities and nan furnish you the best quality at a Green Corn il coming every morning from local gardens and is Shell Beans Home Grown Wax and Green Boston Cucumbers areas good aa from your own Celery and Mail and Telephone Orders Careful M. V. N. 101 Main Street The Action of General Wood In refusing to accept a large salary from a ington corporation is com- You'll com- mend the care and gence with which we fill Store open from 6.30 a m to 12 p m. Postage stamps always on band for trie accommodation of the Wilson House Drug Store Main and SATURDAY'S Fresh home dressed 20c Western feed 16c Spring Chickens 30c Spring Ducklings weeks 20c SPRING Legs 22c. Chops 22c. Stews Choice fat Lean ribs and loins of fresh Fresh made Sugar cured Hams and EXTRA BEEF Fancy cuts of roasts and steaks a M of VEGETABLES re- fresh Saturday Green 20c doz. Shell We home We qt. Boston native 2c NEW SWEET Cash BA TEMAN'S FEAR AN Santo Domingo to be in State of Serious Exiles May Return and Join dent's Assassination a American War Vessel to be Sent Cape July funeral ot President of Santo Domingo occurred at a o'clock last evening in Santiago de The is panic A report is re- that adversaries of the ment attacked Moca last There is great rejoicing among the Dominican exiles driven out of the country by They are now preparing to arm themselves enter Santo where they expect their will join The Dominican government is pre- paring on a large scale to maintain it- National mourning for nine days has been Yesterday the cannon was Sred every The city of Santo Domingo is in a state of business is suspended and the people fear an To Send a War Vessel July naval vessel is to be sent immediately to San mingo at Secretary Hay's The Machais now at San a day's will be It is a measure of pre- caution rather than of necessity at the present Want American Protectorate July can advices describe the existence of a widespread plot by the adherents uf Jiminez to depose which it was thought would The is regarded here as an in- dication the success of the vate Haytian advices state that at a conference between the Haytian ister of finance and the creditors of the nation the latter refused to accept the proposals for a consolidation of the interior debt because they had despaired of a permanent basis of financial prosperity under ent It is added that the creditors determined to agitate for .in American protectorate to end they are willing to drive the country into bankruptcy and then in- vite American capital to extricate the country from its Port De July Ident who assumes the acting with the has informed the widow of ident Heureaux that the body of her husband will be interred at Santiago de las and orders for the carrying out of this plan have been given to the governor of It is currently reported that this course was decided upon in order to avoid the excitement and tions which would be the result of the removal of the remains to the city of Santo Foreseeing the possibility of and in order to be prepared for any General ernor of has taken important and has de- to Sixth FINISHING AT THE HAGUE Tlie Matter of the Conferences LieU Undecided The July charged with drafting the final acts of the met this and all the delegates were in I The impossibility was ad- mitted of arriving at an immediate un- regarding the in which the powers not signing the con- might adhere to the decisions of the It was decided to leave this to subsequent negotiations and the convention to re- main open pending the settlement of forms of The plenary ence met this afternoon for the nnal acceptance of the arbitration The signatures will be appended CASUALTIES AT Forty Spanish Prisoners Objective Point July Otis cables these casualties in capture of Privates Charles of the Fourth and McDuffy of the 21st Corporal Totten of the fourth mortally Privates Michael Herbert Napoleon White of the 21st seriously Several Forty Spanish prisoners were This town was the objective of General Lawton when he captured Santa Cruz and the launches m but he unable reach the town by boats on account of shoal FOUR NEGROES HANGED LOSS OF PORTIA LAID TO CAPTAIN FARRELL AND MORE ARE EXPECTED TO CAROLINES Interest In the Cable Boat Aliny In July compliance with an order from the Spanish Alva has proceeded from Manila to the Carolines to repatriate the Garrison and inhabitants of those There is great interest here in the first attempt of the cable boat to low the movements of the The boat left Tambay at the northern end of Laguna De Bay this after connecting the land by She laid IS miles of It is expected the boat will reach Calamba HAWAII'S VOLCANO Island Covered Smoke Extends HI to Sea San July volcanic eruptions in are still in full blast and increasing in The entire island is with dense smoke which extends hundreds of miles to The Home Fund July secretary of the Dewey home fund says there need be no any doubt as to whether a home will be purchased by popular subscription for Admiral amount of cash actually received is 23000 Five thousand lars from the New York Journal will be forthcoming bringing the gregate to Subscriptions will be closed shortly before the arrival of Admiral after a tation with land will be chased with whatever funds are on The July athletes visited Oxford university day at the of the managers of the They lunched at Hertford Three for Revolting Criminal Assault and One for July Cornelius John Charles James and Joseph were hanged in the jail yard this The first three were convicted of a revolting criminal assault on Annip 13 years There were no extenuating circumstances Bryam was convicted of the murder of his common law who deserted her husband to with GENERAL TRIAL Court Martial for Surrendering to Americans Monday July trials of Bareja and others for the surrendering of Cuba will begin Monday before the supreme court General Blanco has signed a deposition to the effect that he gave General Toral permission to all the district except Railroad Inspection July lins of New Hampshire and a party of gentlemen interested in the Ogdensburg and made a tour of inspection of those lines They called on Dr. Webb and then took a trip to the Thousand Drowned July Fred Clark and James C. all of were drowned by the ing of a boat in region in The cause is not A searching party found the boat and the body of Cuban Fever Epidemic Ends July 28 Governor Brooks of Havana Wood reports the 26th no more cases of yellow fever among the troops or The sanitary condition of the city is It is intensely I think epidemic of fever is Shamrock Sails Tuesday July sailing of the Shamrock for New York is definitely fixed for next Captain Archie Hogarth will sail The ing of the hull has been a complete and she is thoroughly Cause Trouble July officials of labor here declare the makers strike is liable to precipitate a general walking out in the building trades unions with forces of 5000 thus tying up the building operations in the The committees from the began their work The demand not only an Increase of wages but a of the Masters License Failed in Running at High Not N. 28-rThe marine which has the loss of thf fross steamer on Big Fish shoal the night of July has condemned J. as responsible and suspended his master's certificate for six but gives him a mate's certificate that period in consideration of heroic conduct in saving the lives of those on all of whom escaped except a The decision at noon today ian wreck The courc de- cides Captain guilty of eral grave running at full speed though a thick relying too dead reckoning to obtain his tion and not sounding often BETTER MAMLA Temper of Native Population Changed July 28. Lieutenant flag lieutenant of the under Captain has just arrived in Washington from the Philippines and brings some interesting details of the situation in lieutenant says that the sanitary con- ditions in than is in United States and better than be naturally supposed after a short American The city has been cleaned on an can the military authorities are engineering the work with a large force of Chinamen and friendly The Chinamen are relied on for the heavy manual The have been cleared of ancient of and there has been a house to house in- which is still There has been more or opposition to these people are beginning to see the value of the new measures and to accept the change from the old 3 r Lieutenant says it is a able sign that the temper of the native changed considerably ward American When the Oregon in March the native population wac dissatisfied and in an ugly even in the city Cab hotel keepers and other servants rendered service under protest and even tunned down American trade in some they have found out that they are a thing did not seem to be used and finding American official promises carried out accept the new sovereignty Compulsory vaccination created some opposition among the natives at its beneficial effects being it has also been Lieutenant says that the health of- Manila is exceptionally and that even among the troops on shore was little sickness from anything but heat One of the most important naval moves has been the distribution of the 13 little among the big vessels of the fleet on various Through these small the lieutenant there is an effective blockade of the whole of Luzon and some have been sent to Cebu and Most of the smuggling of munition and food since the arrival of the American squadron has been done in small known as which can run through the island channels where the fleet cannot low The patrol boats have been doing business with these skimmers of the seas ene tro boat rounding up 13 bankers in a snigle It is thought that in a short time Aguinaldo will be reduced to a supply of purely The soldiers in and around Manila are now well housed in permanent quarters or which are built on a bamboo and are cool and Even on the the diers had comfortable palm huts be- fore the rains set except for the intense were very The rain had not started in in earnest when Captain Barker and Lieutenant sailed for It was well understood then that the rains would cut off all except by and that is given as the reason for Lawton's abandoning San there being a big swamp between it and thp railway that is impassible during the In Of July F. aged was riding with G. B. Evans and when they approached a crossing they did not notice that an tric car was approaching until they were too near the crossing to turn in an op- Mr. who urged the went over In but Mr. Clough jumped from the wagon and fell directly In front of the which passed over Death resulted before reached Mr. Clough was one of the most prominent this section of the He was at one time a candidate for lieutenant governor the Greenback and had held all the important offices of his He was an extensive farmer and leaves a large He was well known in Masonic Explosion In a July an ex- plosion of gas at the colliery of Coxe Bros. Co. at two men were fatally injured and five were seriously Three mules were burned death In passageway where the ex- plosion occurred and others were by the FIGHTS IN SAMOA Dissatisfaction On Both Chambers Leaves Because Decisions Not Sanctioned San July steamer Mona has arrived from The conditions there are Thore is great dissatisfaction on all several fights havte taken place among the natives and more are Chief Justice Chambers was on the He left Samoa because the high com- mission would not guarantee the de- crees of the court would be CANADA WON'T COMPROMISE England Must It Down Her Threat If Sue Does July Sir Charles Tupper and Senator two of Canada's leading statesmen indicate that ever may be the hope of a compromise in London and Washington of the Alaskan boundary dispute there Js none and whatever compromise may be accepted by Great short of the cession of Pyramid bor and a twenty mile strip back to undisputed it will have to be forced down Canada's Both speak of the failure to arbitrate more in sorrow than in and both abhor and repudiate all thought of armed The most important fact comes from the minister of Mr. He told some of the secrets of the that will not be welcome to He declares that the son the United States commissioners refused to arbitrate was because they were alarmed at the construction put on the treaty of 1825 by the Canadian sections 7 and 10 of the treaty came up for He asserts that section 10 completely destroys the American claim Lynn but the Americans knew it and feared that if they went to arbitration unconditionally they must lose over that arm of the Two World's Records Salt Lake July Two world's bicycle records were last The five mile by J. M. Chapman Ga. 10.45. He also won the final heat of the tn 59 3-5 The record was aa even Governor Holcolm July Thp senate gating committee has handed in a re- port to the which declares that the charges of fraud in connection with the recount of the ballots on the constitutional amendments have been sustained by It alleges that former Governor Holeomb of the amount drawn by him on account of bouse Bruce Defeats July feature of the picnic of the Gloucester Athletic sociation yesterday was the dory match race Foster Bruce of Gloucester and Mark Lynch of which the former won by two The match was for and the national and the men rowed three with The race was a hot NEW STOCK 1HABKET. through the office of George H. Commission Stock 5 Burlingame July 1899. High Low Clog 20 20 Atch 62 B. R. C. B. 13S C. C. Cont. Tobacco D. 123 123 Fed. Steel 58 Fed. Steel pr Gen. Elec J. Lea pr 74 Man Mo. Pac 48 4S'i M. K. T. No. Pac No. N. Y. P. 48 48 119 119 Rubber Rock Island Reading pr S. R. St. Sugar 98 100 Union Pac Union Pac pr W. Wab pr 23 23 Wire Chicago market Opening 70t 71J 701 71J 73 7a- 73 SI a 312 W m 193 19i m m MI m 1 883 892 880 890 i 687 645- 687 540 ECONOMY The sale of men's aud suits and furnishings now in progress at Cutting Corner means for the economical last days of July before in- bring new bargains every Hammocks 50c. This is a small lot of 75c hammocks to close at 50c and are especially good for children's Crash Hats 2Sc. Both and men's 50c crash hats in several styles make and your choice they last 25c. Suit Previous inventory we select all the odd ers from our suits and mark them at cut This means trousers at 82.00 and that are worth and 50. English Are the latest style neckwear for this of year and you will do well to keep track of onr offerings in this Fancy Jap handkerchiefs made in full shape wide end English squares at 50c. i i C. H. CUTTING CO. 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