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   Syracuse Semi-Weekly Standard (Newspaper) - December 16, 1898, Syracuse, New York                               SYRACUSE N Y ESTABLISHED 1820 Piedmont Park Echoed Dack the Cheers A TREMENDOUS OVATION The President's Eloquent Ad- the Sinolog ol America A VERT BRILLIANT BANQUET Coven Uld for Three Hundred Many to received another ovation when he on the form In Auditorium In pork Nearly must havn packed In the huge fairly the mighty shout lhat went up Inside of It In ing to cabinet nnd mous fighting men The were opened enough with but from I ho clime of the prayer wit waa nothing but the nolilent kind of enthusiasm Alger tho ball ing by stepping to front of I ho form and the bund to play America and the audience lo sing It Then President look of and ua first of he ltd singing In After the over the the audience adjourned In maas to the public reception at the which waa a genuine The day wan nut a hard one for the party although a very full of the guests remained In during the moraine Qen Wheeler however enough to take n prominent part In helping to the Order of service men of the At o'clock President ami his party were driven to the stand from which the President reviewed a military and parade The and Third New Jervey and den Wheeler at the head of a few wore of old cavalrymen were the chief of thli pageant When II had pooled the reviewing the party entertained at eon at the Driving club In park and went from there lo the The number of on thn official programme won a guarantee against monotony but not much time wim tuft fur the banquet at night Probably no recent banquet brought together ouch a number of mm an that here to-night In honor cf the Among at were Clark Oov Allan Candler II A Alger Capt T II MaJ Mayor K Warwick of Philadelphia Lieut P Hob mm of Hosum John Porter den of New Orn Henry W Oov K of Alabama Oen Young MaJ Uen Joe Wheeler and Long and hod been laid for 300 other Tim banquet proved to bv an AN ALLEGED Ugly Rumors Con- a County Treasurer A SENSATION IN LOCKPORT The Honey on Hand as Shown by the Books Not well In keeping with the era reeling In- In happy duy and Tho Our tary Long The Mai Hen The George Peck The New O'Meara Plymouth of Cuban Secretary lage How Paid thf MuJ er Part In tho General The War at Kcho of Oov Johnston of lo The In hit speech lire on foreign In a common cause ihu memory at old Ims Into tory Krum mugla their Yor revolt American patriot will It Is no small Indemnity far Iht- wsl of I proved to the We Follow Whern Duty Mayor Warwick the Hell About man There No Minority In Palrlotlim In to the The 1 am not a lo your You given me a ami reception My tint under the your fapt and the engaged In an economic In which opinion pre- loll and tho hour I do not forget that then although the theory of to the majority of your und city you accorded nw un hearing u 1 to all of you me feel ami from that hour Atlanta won my heart My only my admiration for your city _ to and added luster lo II That flag In nnd It remains the liberty and law of unit progress Who will from whom II floats Its haul 11 The victory we celebrate not that ol a ruler a president or a but the pi so we have won not a truce of arms but lions presage to havs borne ourselves In the and In our with of llw worM to or tlon to universal confidence In our high unselfish The tusk not fulfilled Indeed II Is only lust begun The more Is us Ami every energy uf heart and mind be anil the Int- of to Its faithful New duties Meeting nnd them to tie the test of lean virtue rapacity past limitations ami lint liy nwl wr worthy of the great civilisation Thr of war Cannot tie dimmed hill thv will t-e and of unless supplemented by victories banter to win In their way no leM The to-day Urger aid Ihan for wise ami profitable development lit new ami aking new If of our own are still by ami in which all of have shared snil still share the genius of will I believe tm found unit creative and capable of subserving nil great which shall confided lo our If had blinded In so near our and a to our suffering the of In the Antilles ami Kusl would not raised Hut could have Justified such a Is there any who would now declare another to been thei better couneT With humanity and courage on our part Ihei flag Instead of stars and till floating at ami at a chance In rani at life would he wanting to millions of human who tootsy call this Nation noble ami who I trust will live In rail II blessed Thus far we have done our duty when victory war u written In treaty of peace unit civilised world and In turn timidly tram I hi duties Imposed uton by II own And when ihv mHl ruin and with clearer may we not go forth In a which has been employed suHy for humanity sml with justice mercy our to meet the which us because that our ta of duty and our cause lhat of right? Pandemonium broke when the finished and was thereafter until he ami arose to leave only In In Oen Oen Oov Johnston anil appeared at the front of the pint form In answer to I Special to The N Y Dec three city hoa by that then wus an apparent In Ihu of m county C of for of of t the patriotism and fraternity which wer j between and To-day the hoard of of Niagara county In open acted on thu matter On mutton of White a resolution adopted directing tint on to embody In report a of the of county In the at the und at end of each of the three paat An- other significant mep wua tilken when on Instruction advised the Maryland ity company after their on of County Treasurer saying that were tlon The committee that a balanco on hand of about but fnr the been any of the money they ore handicapped by the absence of liven at but the county He In for u week and hon day after day coining here an the hoard He ised the committee to be here yesterday and again but failed lo both times The of thn treasurer's of- took a serious turn early In thn when ft found that the county went not being paid when pre- The audited on December 3 amounting tu over HOC In mill unpaid Mr TWO FIREMEN KILLED Half a Injured by the of u nv Trow The of a wall during a Urn at Niie olid Cottage two Bremen and a The which van completely eral living In on the floor were liy the flamo and barely with their ing all their and The floor of the a two brick occupied by the Palace livery table company The originated In the Truck company No 11 wan amoni the at the which noon got IM- yond control of the on hand Lieut ordered men Ui a ladder lo the floor Thin done and the lieutenant followed by oC up hud Junl the floor when the wall him and oin ol r All Injured It IH believed will recover _ _ FAVILLA CONVICTED Tho Bad of a LOOK Trial Mada by of Politics Special Din patch by to Thr Dec Tile trial of Sidney formerly manager of the bunk for of ended at day In the conviction of the who to two and three with the of which thir political of toolt of In to ruin him LIKE A HOG Peter Kreichbaum Killed and Cut to Pieces HIS MURDERERS IN The Franklin Threaten To Take tbe Law in Hand war _ invincible In recent war of It- come a Nation which I Knur have gone since I lust met forevermore No people of In have maile In happened In the Intervening and In men than by tho people time Tim Nation been nt war not southern alila Us own but with a of men to them who hail r u war waged not for with umler but for our oppressed now Dinting under the old lag for their freedom and linn U short but deceive It re- corded a succession of victories on sml gave new to arms It brought new lems to whose solution will lux Hie of our United will meet nnd solve thorn with honor to to the of all concerned The war brought together Its will keep us together II ex- presses the of my nil ml thi of my 1 land In this presence It In- hearty here nml Is the refrain of ami of all lovers of the re- public country again country forever Proclaim It from press pulpit teach II In Hie schools write II across skies The world nnd feels It It heart In North sml South and life of American nothing ever strain II again At peace with all the world ami with each other what can In the pathway of our progress ALL QUIET IN HAVANA Still on In Honor of the Special Dispatch by Cable lo flen made he line of of professional training for the soldier He dwelt it on his experience In the civil and with volunteer und In part In looking at the and them loat of they have not received n education are too quick lo We stow lo remember he men taken from every walk if lire within than a year bo lo the point where In them paramount I of two ments the New York ami for the reason that the only volunteer empt Flnt volunteer cavalry with the regular thitt played any In In and about I have regretted that two were taken away from my they brought action before had that In company and that lo In nn declaro that he will lie able to give u satisfactory explanation In open to make a preliminary re- port on the ground that the u right to know what wan going on whether there waa foundation for The until to-morrow to make re- It la said by of the that Mr to come to ana ex- plain everything Yesterday were filed against nnd with him In real ness at 000 The were by W W agent for the West tional bank of Niagara Fulls been a heavy dealer In real A BIG CONTRACT The Company to tbe Third Avenue tem for By Northern NKW YORK Dec contract for the equipment of the new under- ground trolley of the Third nue railroad company awarded day to the electric and manufacturing company The contract the of about 000.000 and the leading to It have been In for mime time Ily of the tho company will tKe strom and entire plant to the HAVANA Deo quiet on It lias been morning continue to patrol tral park und the In the vicinity Tlie n band of criminals who In tho of Jenus Maria and Hueso of Havana excited one of number by the during the rioting Bunday night They may attempt to ble The Mobile ban arrived with the Mist Indiana and Among the who on Mobile are Oen Wilkinson and MnJ an to of war As the entered the city were loudly by the Cubans Uen to-day with cavalry and 300 Infantry He will occupy the town until the take slon of It Ten thousand pontons the Twenty-two tri- had Iwen erected In Inscriptions In honor of the American government and people Thn of the town Mr Hyatt and his family who have lived In fur many years were cheered nnd A that wan attended by tumid was given In honor of Americans Senor rif club presided Hn made u speech In the courne uf which he that wished to unite with tho Cubans and accepted the new of were with the More American troops expected to arrive CUBA The Fourth Virginia to Sail To-day to Follow Very Soon Dy Northern Dec Fourth Virginia regiment embarked afternoon on the Cheater for Cuba and will nail arty to-morrow A friendly mark of respect the escort of Ihn Forty-ninth Iowa regiment tendered them on march ta boat The and arrived thla and will take aboard the Forty-ninth Iowa and Sixth respectively sailing morning Kourth and Fourth Maine heavy artillery will depart on Tuesday on Mobile and ure expected GEORGE WEST DEAD Special to The NKB Dec erable here over the of Peter und a mob of Infuriated are making vigorous to lynch Tunmon nnd William Cole murderers Thoy were taken from the local lull at noon and con- tu the Alma prison and u posse by Infuriated distance A cordon of mob the Jull to-night to prevent mult removed the cun gather In force to sturm the jail are out In the country calling out the old and they am pouring Into town In large Sheriff Iloyd a force of determined and will light No are III thf The alleged und tim have been men of wealth und prominence In many Two ago Peter Kreichbaum who a bachelor suddenly disappeared He had drawn 11.000 ut that time for the glock from the local bank to home A later Cole nnd were no- In of farm mock vehicles etc answer lo they Kreichbaum hail left the country and Mold everything tu them They exhibited a lease and In und attempted ta have th same but clerk suspicious because the alleged ture of Kreichbaum name A brother of the man notified ami come here from Innt week reward for evidence nn lo Thin a large number of to work In the Tunman nnd Cole continued In sell property from the farm night 4 searching noticed nome earth In a hog pen und discovered the body of the farmer He hail been cut to with an UK the head being severed In addition he lull been repeatedly The sheriff nl started for the Cole residence mid found loo for their but weie raptured after despurate struggle WITH OF CALVIN S BRICE A Sudden Development of monia from What Had Been Considered Only a Gold By Northern Associated NKW YOKK H died this afternoon ol his home No Fifth avenue uf pneumonia He been to the day and had slightly from a cold which affected hlit votce for a or 10 but not diagnosed pneumonia until Tuesday Having of robust health all life Mr nothing of the cold except that It Inconvenienced him al on until night on day family prevailed upon him to remain at home and by Tuesday condition lhat a of called which Dr Janeway attended with Mr trouble waa monia He rallied under treatment and thought lo be doing well until about 4 o'clock morning when i rank rapidly Oxygen given him but his condition continued At o'clock afternoon town were told over telephone that he might live on hour At o'clock he died and four of the flve dren with him John ar- rived from Harvard a few be- death W Is In connected with other children are who middle name and Helen TURMOIL Wolf Creates a Scene in the rath A SCATHING REBUKE GIVEN A Duel Between Ident Hay Result POT OUT OF THE COUNCIL HOT ON THE TEXAS Did Not Sail With His Ship Had Northern Dec Charlen D will not have the of Into Havana bor flnt there the de- of the Maine In rommand of own ship In on Tuesday when the order sent to Texas and the to proceed tu Havana The order Im- mediate Lieutenant Commander P thu executive officer of the Texan decided not to wait for the tain The got from ton Just after midnight on day with Commodore John W broad pennant floating over her Bhe Commodore old and ber waa executive officer when Philip handled her no wdl In light with fleet Thin morning a telegram from Capt dated Monroe was re- Hi the navy department II sold that he reached there at t o'clock morning found the gone and that of getting on the Brooklyn which had waited over night for Commodore B J to arrive had In vain A telegram win to Capt liy 111 de- him to the firm train for Tampu and on the A of were by the They wire all along the count that would come so soon und were lo get The from Norfolk at nn early hour this morning Bhe weighed noon Commodore arrived from Washington The other vessel unsigned to Havana the will not Iw able to mil from Huston until Monday MARRIED IMPORT JERVIS W J ft Former OUy Judge and Mm Wello at Northern POUT N Y firmer City W J chief deputy collector of of Philadelphia anil Mm Carrie of Port at o'clock this evening at Ih home by Her K plr only of the bride ami groom present GOV BLACK IN NEW YORK me that I an not the car equipment Iho action of and nil electrical apparatus required The call for a power on the company's erty at with a and electrical of horse power The station will It Is exacted largest of kind In the world There Is no better material In I United ihan could found In two regiments but they lack the Instruction training to success In tnv hour of trial With mir limited force In that expedition It necessary to call upon two regiments hut called upon too soon They iwre not fitted tor work the train won scheduled M leave at o'clock the banquet not the will Hooker T Washington's which he will the morning where he will make longest of the tour He will In the AMERICAN GOLD Thrown Contemptuously to Americana by In Special by Cable to The Dec to the Uberal from that the ftr An read Dec i the of j Heltna which anchored In the nt Moran before public for over U Saturday yesterday at the age of A year ago he married the Millar that A Tailor Who Stuck to Hla Trade Become Wealthy By Northern Associated NKW YOKK Use West a tailor of the Exchange building tiled at his lume No on night of pneumonia Mr West a brother-in-law of the lute M ried a sister ut the car builder He old lie let up a tailor In Bridgeport Conn and built up a large his ing many Yale students About 10 ago he came in rlly and to the Wall Many of were He found time Ui watch the stock market and known as a operator In stocks millionaire law wan on the of with him aud often visited simp and went to lunch with him To who naked him why he tuck to the tailoring after he boil become wealthy The American and Spanish Com- Home One lant the Other Special Dispatch by Cable to Th Dec the HI be homeward the elated by tlie acquisition nt a great colonial emplie mid the by of their lant foothold In new world their own discovery and the annexation of the Philippine archipelago name greatest period It opportune refer to the hard work flf the and their courteous toward the press Moore and OJeda though prohibited by respective commissions from giving In- formation unfailingly treated thn paper men with the greatest Uon In of the fatigue of onerous duties Mi able Interpreter la likewise entitled ta the highest praise Though an position sole liy the lie performed his functions lo the tlon of th as high III their A Two Hundred Million Franca for Railways In for Special Dispatch by Cubit to Dec chamber of ed a authorising a loan of for the construction of in M Paul de the not to motley for purpose but ta a loan of a similar amount for of hu Id- big and The hulk f the opposition to drawn on M Paul Doumer governor of the chamber lhat that colony In u prosper condition and able to guarantee the loan without France and to Begin HlB Law In the on January 3 By Northern NBW Dec and HUck came to town to a dinner given by Abraham at which the plans of law flnn of It were nnd Mm of Judge W M K night They will return lo to-morrow Oov Black begin practice of law at the of the firm In the American building No 100 on January ROBERTS Tho Comptroller to Succeed Mr ny Northern Dec Comptroller James A that had not offered him the position of slate superintendent of public works 1 have no hesitation In laying said comptroller that I would not cept If It to me _ ORDERED TO MANILA The Twentieth Regiment of lara to Oo to the Dy Northern Associated were to-day by the war ment to fulled Infantry now at Mo to proceed to Ran KrjncliK-o In to embark on the transport on her next trip to Manila ar- rival of the Twelfth at Manila It to that one of the first volunteer to arrive at will return to on the flw Foerster and Brix Carried lot by Order of the Mayor pedal by Tba ardi Dec an I of the day which recalled preceded Count the In November UDT von of Justice Wolf the him flourishing a of the Pan-Germanic the which Wolf and which had been i ated by for reporting nn offensive Wolf confiscation roguery and and followed him In each of them Ing or throwing a copy of paper In the Iir Von sut out thr turmoil prime Hie tu be simply written and added lo lie f the a the left of bcr where the sll They loudly protested that such a would a bleach of the One deputy read the for the paper was and a general Impression thit not Justified After a prolonged of and desk thumping In equally notorious friend President declined to with I lie prime Hint the must I that he never that niles of holme him disciplinary for dealing with Wolf II Is quite un- heard of he lhat deputy of mit himself in degrade parliament In way I regret that auth a member Ir protected by Immunity Although a majority of Hie cheered the consensus of opinion Is language lie employed Wolf the uhle ever heard from Wolf will challenge to a The whole affair on fever with which Wolf rabid The Inl to a like In Vienna town council where the mayor Dr Lueger waa presiding A i Dr announcing an alteration In the procedure and an angry i altercation took place president Dr Liberal member resulted in the mayor Dr Foerster for three and ordering him to leave the rembly Dr did not and defied the who amid a of by the of Turn him etc In The Dr by the neck and and him out like bundle whereupon he also landed Dr a liberal raised his hand In a warning Dr Lueger and forth an order for km He to go anil the lull him out as they had Dr amid triumphant of tlie A Warrant for lONDON A to thr from fw of Count At Xew from Hamburg from II from from New York at at   

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