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Baltimore Sun (Newspaper) - January 15, 1898, Baltimore, Maryland 5 to to it Sun volume Oxx ii no. 52.Baltimore, saturday morning january 15, 1898. Twelve cents a week. Holliday Street theatre. Family Matins today. 2 p. The talented american character motor Thomas e. Shea. To the new american Naral play. The Man realistic naval Battle. Sinking of the Spanish ship. Arrival of the Arnellon Fleet. Next week a sidewalks of new Fork. Lyceum matinee today matinee today. Matinee today. Admission 25c. And 50o. Admission 26a. And 50c. Tonight at 8.15. Last appear Ance of or. Bich and Man yield. Matinee Loday has latest duo eat the devils disciple. Tonight or. Jekyll and my. A Tab. Patrons reserved seats in the third floor for tonight Are advised to arrive not later than 7 45. Mid avoid the crush at the family Circle lyceum.-. Next week Quot nothing cheap but the return of the lyceum theatre Stock . In Bardou a diplomacy. Masterpiece. Diplomacy. Seats now on Sale. Evenings. 25c.-60c.�?-i5c. Bargain matinees to All parts of the wed. And 8.t. House. Geisha a Farewell. Matinee. 2.15.tonight, 8.15. The Geisha with its the Geisha notable cast the Geisha of celebrities. A Delight to Eye Slid ear. A company of 100-double orchestra. Augustin Dalys a Superb production. Next week Primrose and West Primrose amp West a Ilia minstrels come to Ford s next. A new organization. Known is the w St the leading the minstrel mid specially world Bara Kendall. Carroll Johnson Billy Rice. Provolo Brode bros., freeze bros., Etc., and the famous vocal oct Ette. Santa now on Sale both offices. Sousa and his famous band Souba Nill give their last grand concert this season at music Hall next thursday Jan. 90. Sousa a new marches. A a the Bride elect and Quot the dogs of War win be Given for be first time. Seats 50c. 75c. And $1.00 at Alberto a Nixon amp Zimmerman a Academy. Today at 2.tonight at 8.15 matinee to Lay no seat Over jl00. Flaw amp Erlanger Superb extravaganza a a Jack and the regular prices. Admission 50o. Gallery in a. Next Hoyte a a stranger in new York. Nixon a Zimmerman a Academy. Gala Quot first night Quot next monday. Hoyt amp Mckee present Hoyte a Quot a stranger in new the latest and Breez Iest play by the Anthor of Quot a i rip to Quot a Black sheep a Quot a contented a a text a Etc. Original new York cast. Including Harry Conner. Precise v As presented during its Century run at Garrick a and Hoyte a theatre. Sale of seats will begin this morning at the Box office and Alberto a 13 n. Charles St. Concert Hall Academy of music. Beginning monday. Jan. 17. Every afternoon nod evening at 2.90and 8.15. First exhibition in Baltimore of the biography. The biography. All new views including Many Points of interest. See the Jubilee pictures As reel at life. Admission adults. 5nc. Children. 25c. Kernan a monumental theatre. Grand matinee today.2 p. By Ibi bus Bohemian burlesque. Presenting on Board the yacht Bohemia and the Hobo Prince. 20 rollicking Bohemian girl. 20. Next week City club burlesque . Auditorium music Hall. Matinee today at 2. Tonight at 8. Wossow midgets All Star specially company. class bedded acts.15 headed by the great and ouly Kossow midgets. The might Little men of muscle. Next week roster a Biais spectacular production. Quot gayest auditorium music Hail. Next a blk Kostek a Bialy a gorgeous Hgt not Acuar production gayest Manhattan. 75.people on the stage. Original cast scenery. Costume and a feet As produced 176 consecutive nights at roster a uial music Hall. N. Y. Seats now on Sale. -.75 of music Hall it. Royal ave. Today positively lust two Pertner Mancos evening at 8.15. Matinee at 2.16 p. X. La Motte a Quot a la six a Olga Helena in a marvelous production of Quot be grand performance in hued interesting and laughable. Programme changes nightly. Price a res. Seats. 25c., 50c. 75c. Matinee 25c. And 60o. North ave. Ice . Tonight january 15, Quaker City hockey club of Phila. Is. Northampton. Skating afternoons at 2 evenings. 7.30. Admission. 25 cents. Sat. Morn., 9 30 to 12. Children 15 cents. Music Royal ave. Boston i symphony Blauvelt. Orchestra or. Emil Paur conductor. Third concert wednesday Jan. 19 at 8. Programme from the new Oehms Acme mall. I�?�8 a a a r 88� p pop eke ppe pop or p k Kre too la a l o o ii a l 0 ii Ai t ooh aaa l too ii a a Vijh prices in menus Coo Iloo or h Hiing n goo Cal of t h Hun no o o l of t huh ii n no Cal o o t h huh no of. Go Jiji of t h Hon no too _ throughout our great stores particularly Low Cut prices prevail. Thus four Opportunity to get a Bult or overcoat for vary Little Money is Bere. And now. Menus suits. At s8.90�?the suits heretofore Selling for Sio end even More. At 89.75�?Fine cassimere and Cheviot 8ults you usually pay 812 to 815 for. At 814.75�?beautifully fashioned elegantly finished suits Worth $18, 830 and 822.50.menus trousers. At 8l90�?fancy worsted 83.50 and 83 pants. At 88.00�?our regular 84 and 84.50 pants. Menus overcoats. At 86 90�?overcoats, Oehm made Quot of course Well fashioned Worth up to Sio. At 89.75�?meltons and jerseys. Orae full silk lined Worth $12 and 815. At 814.75�?stylish. Serviceable that sold up to $30. Overcoats at 813.80�?equal to the Cream of the usual $35 and regularly our 835 overcoats. At-87.50�?overcoats tailors duplicate under $50 our $36 ones. Sam reduction prevail in storm coat. Of ekk to hmm mme Rosa o of h hmmmm"2 8 do Acme o orb huh Mumm Doss Hall. Of ekk u b m m m Sammu a ssh Baltimore and Charles Streeta pure water. A sees pure water Bas Long been recognized by eminent hygienic authorities Assn essential to health. Realising the necessity and the demand for such a commodity As a table beverage and for drinking purposes generally the Buena Vista Hriso company Bas decided to place on the Market the water from its famous Boring at nominal Low Prole. This water has been subjected to the Moat cruel i analytical examination by expert chemists and the result of their investigation indicates that the Buena Vista Spring water is undoubtedly the purest Suring in n e United states is the analysis of me Sra. Lehman a Mager and Penniman a Brown show. For details of analysis and prices address Buenavista Spring water ., 206 North Liberty Street. Baltimore my. Telephone 692. Dvorak or in phony Mozart aria a Voi Che Sapele a from Ridge of a mar Beethoven Quot overture to Leonore a no. 8. Gounod recitative and aria Quot to cheat my love a from the opera , Quot Les Erin Nye a first time. Something new for 1898. Columbia bicycles will in future be sold end taken oars of by the Pope mfg. ., makers of these world renowned bicycles. Branch House just established As by Coes a or to Eisenbrandt Cycle . Sale rooms and repair shops at 307 East Baltimore Street. Adjoins Sun building we have also the Hartford and verb tit bicycles. Prices from 860 to 835. We solicit your patronage. Catalogues ready. Pope manufacturing ., tickets now on Sale at Alberto a. R r. Comee. Am to. Mgr. A. Ellis. Mgr. Peabody Institute conservatory of music. Tuesday afternoon Jan. Is. At 4 p. Mendelssohn a. Quot Fingal slave a concert overture. B. Second Plano concerto played by miss Hamilton. Serenade and Allegro for piano and orchestra. P Ayed by miss Bentley. D. Recitative and air from Quot St. Sung by miss Hill. Hartmann rom a Nee and scherzo for orchestra. Tickets 25 cents at the door. Netsel quartet and Harold Randolph. Third concert in music Hall Assembly Hail on tuesday evening Jan. Is. At 8.16. Smet an a smug quartet in e minor. Haydn variations on austrian National hymn Ana Brahms g minor piano quartet. Tickets at Albert s. Florida limited. The Southern railway will inaugurate its Quot new York and Florida limited on january 17. Tule magnificent Tram composed of Pullman latest compartment Carr. Drawing Boom sleepers. Gluing Library and observation cars. Will leave Union station Dally except sunday 5 of clock p. M., arriving by. Augustine toe next afternoon 2.20. All information relative to this train will be furnished by addressing j. Horton Paa Enoch agent. 2j1 East Baltimore St. Wool skins for Klondike suite. The Mullikin leather ., 421 he it Nara Toga Street. Merchants National Bank South Aud w aters it Recta. Capital. $1.500.000. Surplus. $600,000. Accounts solicited. You Law invited to open an account in the National mechanics Bank. 807 East Baltimore St. Adjoins Bun building Telep bomb no. 2452. John a. Tri Hie. Dainty Little hands can be fitted Here with kid gloves. Highest Grade merchandise at the lowest Prole. This is the Story of Moureu loess. Coupled with spot Oast buying and spot Oast Selling. Quality style and elegance combined to please our patrons. Kid gloves jewelry leather goods corsets v riling. Leather belts Side satchels hand batches and grip satchels for travelling. Trible 39 West Lexington Street. The Lake submarine boat "arfonsnt"1 in an acknowledged Success. If you wish to share in the Large profits sure to iconic to the owners of these boats Purchase Stock in the Lake submarine . At Onck. Bee announcement in financial. A a . Of a Coal under cover. E. Stabler. Jr., a . Offices no. 6 South Street Cor. Eutaw and Madison giver Street Cor. Maryland ave. Hickory. Oak Pine Wax a a. Telephone 916. Notices to trespassers ready printed at the Sun Job printing Oma Sun Iron building. Beautiful forms Ana compositions Are not made by change. Nor can they Ever in and material be made at Small expense. A Competition for cheapness and not for excellence of workmanship is the most frequent and certain cause of the rapid decay and entire destruction of Art Aud manufactures. Rom. Barr which in the cheapest woks tse Sun Job printing prior. Ii Temh place to go. The Sun almanac 18 9 8. A a a a the distribution of the Sun almanac to City subscribers Bas begun and will be continued As speedily As possible through Tbs carriers until All Are supplied. The Sun almanac is not Fob Sale but is intended As a gift to the subscribers of the Sun Dally and weekly to All of whom it is sent free of charge. The Issue for 1898 is the 88d of the series and while it is chiefly a Maryland political and statistical compendium yet it includes within its pages also mob that pertains to Tbs commercial Aad Industrial development of the Southern states and to the Prog i Aud government of the country at Large. 0 a. Sabell company. 0 Ort to to to a Wise Resolution for she new year form the Good habit of saving. The Maryland sayings Bank Baltimore and Holliday St a receives Money a a Deport to to by of 8l00 and upward. The club a a e a a a Temh hum a the Hub e # a a a the heart of Trade the Busy Corner Baltimore and Light Eta. Temh january reduction Salb of menus and boys clothing ladies cloaks and suits. No not in All your lifetime and not in the longest memory of Baltimore a oldest inhabitants has there been a Sale that has equated la any Way the Hub s january reduction Salo. Never Bas there been bargains that meant such Money savings is those made by the one third off reductions on All menus suits. All menus overcoats All menus pants ail boys suits and overcoats All youths suits Aud overcoats and All boys and youths pants. And when you ladles think of getting fashionable and elegantly tailored costs capes 8uits, skirts silk waists and cloth waists at positively half prices you can Well say that the Hub is the place for you to go and for you to buy. The Hub is not reserving one Dollar s Worth of Stock anywhere. Everything is positively Condo this Way. All 89.00 men a suite All 810.00 menus Butts. All $13.60 menus suit All 815.00 men suit. All $20.00 menus Bull. Off.$6.00. Off.$6.67. Off.9.00. Off.$10.00. Off.$18.87. All $25.00 menus suits. It off. .$16.67. All All 50 menus overcoats $71 $10.00 men s overcoat off.$6.00. Off .86.67. All $18.50 menus overcoats. A off.$9.00. All $15.00 men a overcoat. % .lf.810.u0. All 918.u0 menus overcoats. Is off.$12.00. All $20 00 men a overcoats. A off.$13.33. All $1.75 men s pints. H oft.$1.17. All 84.00 men Pant h a. .2.67. All $6.90 men pants. A a off. $3.93. All $2.50 youths pants i off. 1.67. I off on ladies coat. All $8.50 ladles Coats and capes i off $4.25. A $10.00 ladies Coats my cepes i off $5.00. Ail $12.00 ladies Coats and capes i off $6.00. All $15.00 ladies Coats my Cape. I off $7.60. All $18.00 ladles Coats end cepes. I off. 89,00. All $20.00 ladies Cee is end capes i off. $10.00. Ail $25.00 ladies Coats and capes i off. 112.50. Can Jeu willingly afford to stand aloof and let your neighbors and your friends and the pub to in general enjoy the Rich bargain Harvest that this Sale Bas been making every Day since it began and will reach the oilman of its Money Savidg glories today. No. You can to afford to miss it. A men should Strain every Point to get Down to the Hub today. Alyou ladies and All you parents should by All Means visit that Besand see the thousands and teas of thousands of dollars Worth of goods that this Sale will give you at half and one third the lowest regular prices that any Bouse in Baltimore Ever told goods at. Remember. The Hub keeps open every saturday Dight. always winning Trade by deserving it. That s our Mascot of popularity. New York clothing House. Saturday. Jan. 15. A general reduction Sale in overcoats snits and children a clothing. Pricer and values like those quoted below should untie the St leg of even a miser s pocketbook and crowd this store with eager buyers today. By not save 60 per cent. In tour buying Here today All of our Fine overcoats our $30 and $85 value reduced la Price Tor your frugal buying today. Our exceptionally Fine $2u, $18. $16. $14 overcoats in Blue and Black Kersey Best Quality silk and Satin a lungs Welt seam. Tody for aft in oo00� ii la oooo is of of All of our Fine suits our $20 Aud $25 values reduced in Price for your frugal buying today our fastidious neat and stylish $16. $15, $14 and $13 men s suits in a worsted. Cheviot cassimere and fancy plaid. Single Aud double breaded ail Wool. Satin yokes. French facing our 98 business suits that have no equal. Today for $ a a a ooh too a we it too in in Assn too us vow the shape and style of our clothing Fob boys set it apart Troua toe Ordinary kind you see offered hereabouts. We Are Headquarters for boys and children a clothing in to is City. It in Maryland a few would like to slug a glad Hosanna and emulate the actions of Tbs Stout and smiling Hanna. Y. R o. D. Today we Are go g to sell 84 8uits of clothes at exactly half Prole. These 84 suits Are Odds and ends among Thorn being some custom made garments which for one reason or another were not called for by those for whom they were made. These 84 suits Are made up of the following Bises fifteen 83s, thirteen 84s. Eight 85s, nine 86s. Sixteen 87s, 9 88. Seven 89s, six 40s and one 42. There Ere not More than two of any one kind but in Tbs lot you Are sure to find something to fit and to please. The original prices of these 84 suits ranged from $10 to $26. The half prices will of course Range from $5 to $12.50. We will make any alteration need weary at Cost but we Wilt not charge any nor Send on approval. Spe Olal lot of 60c. Neckwear reduced to 25c. Hamburger Baltimore Aud Mon a re Ste. it a card. To our patrons and the Public owing to the Reo Eui fire it our s Ore Siu North Cherie Street we have been unused to locate temporarily at 7 East Lexington Street a few doors from Charles Street. Where we Are prepared t j fill orders and will use our beet endeavours to Supply the de Mauds of our customers for Cheet music and musical instruments until such time As our Charles Street in no has been renovated. I banking our patrons for their former oui of and a eking a continuance of their patronage we Are. Respect Turiy. Gibson. J la bsh a ., dealer in musical merchandise. Died. january is. Atis. A. Mat his rim Drucia. A bbl Eutaw Dace w. Act Harrison due notice of the funeral. The Sun summary of the news government weather report. Washington Jan. 14, 8 p. for saturday the United states weather Bureau tonight issued the following forecast for the next Twenty four hours for Maryland the District of columbian Virginia Delaware Eastern Pennsylvania and new Jersey rain East to Southeast winds. West Virginia North and South Carolina rain Northeast to East winds. Western Pennsylvania rain beginning As Snow on Lake Erie Light northeasterly winds increasing. Weather conditions and general forecast the storm in Northern Mexico a moved to Arkansas increasing in intensity causing min or Snow in Texas the Ohio Tho Middle end lower Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys. A second storm appears to be developing in Alberta. The pressure is High in the Atlantic states and in the Middle plateau Region. The temperature has fallen in the Middle Atlantic states and has remained nearly stationary elsewhere. Rain or Snow May be expected in the Middle and upper Mississippi Valley and the Lake regions Aud Clearing weather in the Gulf states. New York and new England forecast. Special dispatch to the Baltimore Sun new York Jan. 14.�?the Herald s forecast for the Middle state tomorrow is that Cloudy weather nearly stationary temperature Aud fresh northeasterly to Easterly winds will prevail with rain in the Southern and Central districts and Snow in the Northern the winds becoming High on the coasts in new England Cloudy weather and increasing northeasterly winds followed by Snow. On sunday in both of these sections Cloudy to partly Cloudy slightly colder weather will prevail preceded by Enow or rain with fresh variable winds High on the coasts Clearing in this Section by the after Futon on monday probably partly Cloudy warmer weather. European steamers now leaving new York Philadelphia and Baltimore will have mostly northeasterly and Easterly winds today becoming variable tomorrow. The weather in Europe. Copyrighted by a Mart ordon Bennett ism. J special to Tbs Baltimore Sun London Jan. 14.�?dull, gloomy weather prevailed Here today. The temperature ranged from 41 to 42 degrees fahrenheit. At 6 p. The barometer which was rising. Registered 80.51 inches and a faint South wind stirred. Berlin Jan. 14.�?the sky was Bright this morning. The temperature was 32 degrees. At 8 a. The barometer which was falling registered 30.65 inches and the wind was Southeast. Baltimore local report. A rarer state weather Bureau observer a office Jomes Horale a University. F. J. Wale local forecast official january 14. Iii i Tisi is iii my jul it. Iau. 80.80 40 i m w. I t Light. .00 Cloudy i p. 80.17 4t i sub e.1 8 Light .00 Cloudy i v a. Sau. i Vav a. v a guv Vav Vivus mean barometer 80.il i Max. Temperature. .78 mean temperature 48 i min. Temperature is maximum velocity of the wind 9 Miles per Bour from the North. $8 boys Ana children a suits for. Today Only $5. $7 boys and children therm metrical record. The table below gives Tbs temperature and the a Tate of the weather at i of clock p. Yesterday at the relations named Bultz for. Today Only $4. $5 boys and children s 8uite Tor today Only $2. In All sizes la All agas up to 17 years in All the new cloths and cute oui own make nothing like them in Baltimore for the Prole. 3o 102�?bast Baltimore street�?104. A a oooo oooo of too oooooooooo0 Portland. Boston. Hew York. Philadelphia Cape May. Washington. Norfolk. Hatters. Charlotte. Wilmington. Savannah. Jacksonville. Jupiter. Key West. Atlanta. To Clear. M Cloudy. 40 Cloudy. �,4 Clear. 44 Cloudy. 48 Cloudy. 60 Cloudy. 64 Clear. St Cloudy. 68 Cloudy. 70. Cloudy. 80 Clear. 74 Clear. To Clear. 6� Cloudy. Montgomery. New Orleans. I Galveston a corp Christi Memphis. Cincinnati. I Pittsburg i Buffalo. Cleveland a Detroit. Chicago. 8t. Paul. By. Louts. Bismarck Denver. 74 Cloudy. 7� Cloudy. A Cloudy. 54 Cloudy. M raining 4z raining 42 Cloudy. 84 Cloudy. 55 Cloudy. A Cloudy. St Cloudy. A Cloudy. 40 raining 24 Clear. A i Clear. Up to Date Bong. 1808. 80 new 8odes in no other Book. Prole 50 cents. George wiling . To North Charles Street. Forecast for Baltimore and Vicinity. The United states weather Bureau for East for today for Baltimore Washington and Vicinity la for rain. Foreign affaire. Everlasting Brand Florida Cypress shingles Are the Best. For Sale to the Trade oui it by k. T. To at Ess St Bon 607�?611 merchants National Bank. The Beautiful portraits of children by Tbs wonderful elects in Oyster. Delight every orb. 12 electric Cabinet 81.00. It electric Imperial Carbonette. .9s.0q. Proofs. . Satisfaction at Richard Walzl a electric studio. Art bldg. Cor. Eutaw and Franklin Streeta for Throat diseases and Concha aaa Brown bronchial Tho Cuba All really Good thing. 1 by wre imitated. The genuine Are sold Only Mea Winslow soothing Byrnes Tho hostesses or Foa Ahil Dran while the Rome correspondent of the London chronicle quotes from an article published in Rome and alleged to be inspired from the Vatican advocating the establishment of an italian Republic. Police precautions have been redoubled in the Vicinity of the United states legation and the residence of United states minister Woodford in Madrid. The English and scotch engineers have announced that they Are willing to arbitrate the question of hours of labor. The demand for eight boors a Day la the principal Contention in the great strike. Sir James Westland the finance minister of Hie India Council introduced a Bill providing for the Issue of currency notes iii India against Gold. Sir Tattoo Sykes testified that lady Sykes first forgery of his name was tot <10,000 twelve year ago. The Ber. Clil Eddnon whose Mil a a plume was Lewis Carroll the author of a malice in wonderland Quot died in England. Senator Tabard enl president of the Kalian Council of state is dead. The insurgents have destroyed Large quantities of tobacco plants growing under Protection of Spanish forts in Cuba. Two filibustering expeditions have recently landed in Cuba and the rebel have met and escorted them Inland. City and suburban. The City Council committee on sewerage unanimously decided to favor a plan of sewage disposal by filtration on lands in Anne Arundel county the completed coat of which will be $17,500,000. The contest Over the City Register is Between the present Register or. William f. Stone and . Frank 8upplee�-mayor Muster will make a personal inspection of the City College building before deciding upon abandoning the present site the charter commission made a number of additional changes. Judge Stockbridge made a Strong argument for the annexation of Hawaii before the menus Guild of the first congregational Church or. Robert h. Smith talked on Quot the Young Man in politic Quot at Lafayette Square presbyterian Church a Secretary Gage and postmaster general Gary have promised to attend the annual banquet of the m. And m. Association on february 3. Six men were severely injured and one waa slightly Hurt by the collapse of the Walla of two houses in the course of erection on the North Side of Twenty second Street West of Greenmount avenues or. Joseph p. Elliott died at his Home 121< St. Paul Street or. W. E. Harrison. The Well known bookseller died at 12.25 a. His Home 2204 Eutaw place. The discovery of a coffin containing the body of a coloured infant in the cellar of 1447 Parrish Alley led to the arrest of John Stafford a coloured undertaker who formerly lived in the House. Scholarships were awarded to Johns Hopkins University students the annual meeting of the Tabernacle society was held the Bona of the american revolution celebrated the anniversary of the treaty of purls at the hotel Rennert. Trial was commenced of the suit of mrs. Anne l. Vrooman and her husband Walter Vrooman to aet aside a deed of Trust to her brother William h. Graff Lin executed by or. Vrooman before her marriage creditor of the suspended Bruns Wick state Bank of Georgia instituted suit to Mike the National Bank of Baltimore liable As a stockholder of the Bruna Wick Bank receivers were appointed by consent for the grand rapids furniture company of Baltimore application was made for the appointment of a receiver for the National lumber company of Washington. Financial. At the Baltimore Stock Exchange consolidated Gas was the Active and finn feature. General trading showed a falling off in volume. There was a general reaction in prices in the new York Stock Market. Early Bales were at irregular prices and there was Active profit taking at the close. The realizing movement was most marked in the grangers. Money is flowing into new York from the West and from Canada. Maryland and Delaware. Or. Arthur Greenman Florist died near Easton David Rifer sex county commissioner of Allegany county was arrested on three indictment for alleged bribery. Ii was released on $1,500 balls it la proposed to build an electric railway from Cumberland to Piedmont Aud Westernport a or. William Lee inspected Sylvan be treat Asylum at Cumberland. He said the female department a better kept than the male though he did not find any actual evil existing to the latter at upper Marlboro the judges decided the contested Case of a Ragula is. Penn. For the county commissioner ship in Charles county in favor of David j. Dragon Republican in Kent county or. Woodford a. Kamey brought a damage suit against col. We. J. Nort for $10.000. The suit grows out of a lumber transactions the closing sessions of the Peninsula horticultural society were Beld at Snow Hill the Maryland court of Appeal adjourned until tuesday next. The Delaware legislature appointed we. T. Lynam John b. Pennngton and Chaa. F. Richardson a commission to draft amendments to the state Constitution. National affairs. The Cabinet discussed the situation in Cuba. The president has decided to have a warship in Ersy distance of Havana in order that no time May be lost in protecting american interests of the emergency arises when the nomination of attorney general Mckenna to be a Justice of Tho United states supreme court was taken up in the Senate or Allen of Nebraska secured postponement of action until next Friday in order that certain charges May be investigated the chairman of the National committee of the democratic populist and Silver Republican Partie will Issue an address urging operation by the Silver forces in the congressional elections next fall the president sent a communication to Congress recommending an appropriation of $473.151.20 to pay the claims of British subjects for losses sustained through the seizure of their sealing teasers in Bering sea the Senate committee on privileges and elections authorised an Adverse report on the claim of or. Corbett of Oregon to a seat in the Senate. District of Columbia. Or. Seaton Perry prominent in Washington business and social circles committed suicide. He suffered from insomnia a the National geographic society will hold a memorial meeting at the first congregational Church on january 21 in Honor of the late Gardiner g. Hubbard president of the society the commissioners sent to Congress a report approving the Bill to Amend the Highway Extension act. Virginia and West Virginie. A Marine guard named Freeman doing a entry duty at the Portsmouth Navy Yard. A badly Ahot by an unknown Many we. T. Jones a prominent Farmer of Nanse mond county la dead William Humphries was found dead near Fredericksburg or. John r. Anderson died in Lexington a. H. Pet Nogler tried at Martinsburg w. Va., for felonious assault was acquitted the Quot West Virginia methodist will build a sanitarium at it. Pisgah Clay county Henry j. Seibert a been elected president of the people s National Bank at Martinsburg in place of a. J. Thomas deceased Archer Lockney coloured a triple murderer was Hung at King and Queen courthouse the Senate committee on Public institutions heard speeches for and against senator Mcgurie s Antl flirt ing Bill. It is thought the Bill will be favourably reported. New York and Pennsylvania. A Bill has been introduced in the new York legislature to prevent the elevated railway companies from filling their car stations and tracks with advertising poster a the Union railway system or Quot Huckleberry line Quot was purchased by the third Avenue company a fashionable innovation is the furnishing of hot Coffee to the Coachmen and footmen who Walt outside of houses where Partie Are being Given tammany office eee Kera Are anxious to know of non residents appointed to position by mayor Strong can keep them under civil service roles we. L. Trenholm has resigned from the presidency of the american surety company and will also leave the vice Preal Dency of the state Trust company. Charles a. Duren who la said to be wanted in Baltimore on a charge of embezzlement will be Given a hearing in new York today an unknown Man fell or threw himself from the Washington Bridge Over the Harlem River receiving fatal in Jurlean eleven Reindeer destined for use in the Klondike Region have arrived. In the trial of the suit of Charles m. Despeaux against the Pennsylvania Railroad company in Philadelphia William Rockefeller testified that the Standard Oil company got a rebate on Oil shipped Over that Road. Miscellaneous. Ignatius Donnelly la at work on a new Book in which he will try to show that Francis Bacon May Hare been the author of Quot Don the National organization committee of the populist party met in St. Louis and decided to Uke a referendum vote a to the time for holding the party a next National convention. Bishop Mcfaul. Of Trenton acting As arbitrator has decided that the coming convention of the reunited ancient order of hibernian shall be held at Trenton june 27. A Large number of Bank checks Hare bean stolen from letter boxes by Northern and Western Ettta. Cubans grow bolder they destroy tobacco planted under the Protection of Spanish forts. The estate Isabel attacked rebels Retreat before Superior Force but Are not followed. Many persons leaving the towns to join the insurgent a two filibustering expeditions recently landed and escorted Inland by rebels Gomes says he who give Blanco plenty to do. Copyrighted by James Gordo Banatt 1898. J i Apodala to the Baltimore Sun. Havana Cuba Jan. I4.i-the insurgent a destroyed 1,000,000 tobacco plants growing under the Protection of fort at Yamaju and Santa Clara province on the night of january 5. They Alao destroyed 25,000 plants within Algut of the Forte of Sitio Grande. From Havana to 8agua la Grande not one sugar Mill is grinding. The estate Isabel near Media Luna coast of Santiago de Cuba and strongly fortified a attacked by rebel under Gen. Salvador Rio. The rebels had a fled piece and were doing great damage to the buildings and fort when a Spanish column from Manzanillo appeared. After a Brief fight the rebel retreated but were not pursued. Report from Santiago de Cuba province state that Many persons Are leaving the town to join the rebels. Two filibustering expeditions have recently landed one near Rayarl Abajo and the other near Santl spiritus. Both were met by rebels and escorted Inland. The commander in chief of the rebel army has ordered the court martial far murder of twelve men whenever captured among them is Domingo Roldan a naturalized citizen of the United state. In a letter to a Friend in Havana Gen. Maximo Gomez Hays Quot let Blanco come to this District and he will have plenty to a decree has been published prohibiting the publication in Dally newspapers of Cable dispatches without previous censorship and without twelve hours notice of their receipt. In addition in the future the Post office Here will detain National and foreign newspaper not having been previously censored. Violator of the Law Are warned that they Are under military jurisdiction. Another edict will be published shortly forbidding the gathering of groups of More than four persons either in the streets or in the stores. Molino the chief of the staff of the insurgent general Majia Rodriguez has it is announced surrendered to the Spanish authorities. General Parrado has issued a manifesto announcing his willingness to do everything possible to bring about peace in the District of Santl spiritus province of Santa clan. It is announced from Spanish source that . Felix Teton of the insurgent army has been killed. Mauril Jan. 14.�?the police precautions have been redoubled in the Vicinity of the United state legation and around the residence of the United state minister Gem Stewart l. Woodford. This morning. One of these dispatches from Secer Tery general Congo to says Quot the tumult has not been continued. Calm is preserved throughout the City. I believe that the Normal condition will be perfectly established. Fortunately there is not a single casualty that we have to j autonomy to stand the Spanish Cabinet Council says the disorders in Havana will not affect it. London. Jan. 15.�?the Madrid correspondent of the Dally mail says Quot it was pointed out at the Cabinet Council today Friday that the member of Tho new cuban government had strongly protested against attacks made by the Havana papers on. The Spanish army. The Cabinet resolved that the disorder in Havana should not affect the recent Reform. Strict military discipline will be enforced both Here and abroad and. Of necessary measure will be submitted to the Corte for reforming the army Law. A there Are Rumor that the Carlist had planned an armed rising near Alicante in Valencia but abandoned it on the protests of the agent of Don Carlos the Marquis Laura Day a expedition William j. Bruff testifies that he sold a cargo of Cannon rifles and cartridges. Wilh Toton Del. Jan. 14.�?in the trial of capt. Edward Murphy of the Steamer Laurada. On the charge of filibustering in the United states District court Here today judge Bradford gave a decision in the objection of the defense to hearsay testimony offered by wetness Nichols yesterday As to expression made by Captain Murphy during the expedition of the Laurada. Judge Bradford decided that the teat Mony was admissible not As to the fact that the Laurada was engaged in a cuban expedition but merely to show the intent of those responsible for the movements of the vessel. He said he would instruct the jury not to accept the testimony As proof of guilt of the accused but that it was incumbent non the government to prove the Active connection of Captain Murphy with the affair. We. J. Broff testified that on Angust 8. 196, in new York City he sold and delivered to a Man named eaten a cargo of $50,000 Worth of Cannon rifles and cartridges. He did not know that these goods were subsequently delivered to the Laura a. Hoses Horton stated that he a on Board the Richard Fox in August. Laluo. When men were transferred to the Lau Rad off Barnegat n j. Several other witnesses were examined and court adjourned until tomorrow. Warships at key West the Detroit and Montgomery arrive and the Marblehead will leave for Navassa today. Key West. Fla., Jan. 14.�?the Cruiser Detroit arrived Here today from Hayti. The Montgomery has also arrived. She brought a Barge from Tampa to be used in loading warships with Coal. The Marblehead will leave tomorrow for Navassa. The Pope for a Republic Cabinet discusses Cuba president will resp a warship within reasonable distance of Havana for any emergency. Washington Jan. 14.�?assistant Secretary Day was at the White House today before the Cabinet meeting and left a Telegram that had been received from Consul general Lee. General let a Rtiz pm try it 1s Learned stated that while he did not see any indications of the resumption of the riot yet in View of the inflammable situation in Havana he believed there might be further trouble and would not be surprised of it occurred. The disturbance he reported had not been directed against the United states or american citizens. When the Cabinet met this dispatch formed the basis of a Short discussion. The members of Tho Cabinet appeared to feel satisfied with the situation. The Senate Resolution calling for information Aslo what had been done by the president to protect american interests in Havana during the Jeriod of rioting was received from the state department and also briefly talked Over with a View to determining the nature of the reply to be made. The Cabinet discussion showed that while the president has decided not to Send a warship to Cuba at present be does purpose to keep one or More vessels within a reasonable distance of Havana so that one of Pur ships May reach there within six hours in the event of a sudden Call for its presence from general Jee should our Consul general say that the emergency demands it. A vessel will be sent instantly it is stated. Movements of North Atlantic Fleet. The North Atlantic Squadron which has orders to Admiral sics re show. The Navy sail southward tomorrow. Lest there should be any misunderstanding of the purpose of the cruise which Baa been already described in the orders a one of evolution and Drill planned Many months ago the orders under which the vessels will proc Ted have been made Public and taken in connection with the departments order to Admiral Lioard show the Navy department says. That the Squadron s movements have no reference to Cuba. These orders Are made by Admiral Sicard and Are issued in identical form to the commanders of the various ships Mak ing up the Squadron. They Are dated at fort Monroe january la on Board the flagship new York and begin As follows Quot sir the Squadron is to be prepared to sail from Hampton roads weather and contingent circumstances permitting with steam for ten knots. At to a. Of Satur a statement that he Favory a popular government for Italy a a solution of the Vatican and Day january 15. For the Vicinity of the dry Tortuga off he coast of Florida. Vessels will Upnmoor in the morning watch unless signal is made to the contrary. Squadron under sailing orders at 8 a. The first rendezvous at Currituck. A the new York Low and Indiana will proceed from Hampton roads to the first sea rendezvous off Currituck n. C., and will remain in that Vicinity weather permitting until noon of sunday the 16th inst. They will then proceed to a second rendezvous off Cape fear n. C., in 15 to 18 fathoms of water frying pan Shoal Light bearing North Distant about to Miles and remain in that Vicinity until about 6 p. Tuesday. January 18, when they will proceed to dry Tortugas communicating possibly by some Light draft vessel with key West in passing that port. A it la expected that the Massachusetts will leave the new York Navy Yard on Friday the 14th inst., and the Texas on saturday the 15th int. The Massachusetts will Endeavor to join the Flag finite on Currituck rendezvous and of that is missed then on the Cape fear rendezvous. It la hardly expected that the Texas will be Able to join the Flag on the Currituck rendezvous therefore As soon As the Massachusetts join there prior to noon of the 16th inst the Squadron will not then Awalt the Texas but proceed to the Cape fear rendezvous and there it la hoped that the Texas will be Able to join by 6 p. Of tuesday january 18. Should the Massachusetts miss the Flag at both rendezvous or should any ship be separated from the Flag by reason of weather or other contingencies the next third and final rendezvous will be the Harbor of dry Tortuga where they will await the Flag. Quot while the Squadron la on the Florida Drill grounds which will include occasional anchorages in dry Tortugas Harbor Tho Post and telegraphic address will be key West. A the above Date for sailing and rendezvous Are subject to change due to the completion of repairs to vessels at new York or to heavy weather. 8honld Tho Brooklyn Maine or other vessels participate in the drills on the Florida Drill grounds detailed orders will be Given them. It la not intended that any of the Battle ships or armoured cruisers except the Maine shall enter the Harbor of key West except by special order of the com Mander in chief or in came of a quiet at Havana. Perfect Calm prevails la Havana according to dispatches received by Senor Dupuy Daloma the Spanish minister. Quirl Nal question. London Jan. 15.�?the Rome correspondent of the Dally chronicle in a startling statement this morning quote largely from an article in Volta candles which he declare is directly inspired by the Vatican Aud the Pope advocating As the solution of the eternal question Between the Vatican and in urinal. The establishment of an italian Republic. A the article which is based on the Pope a Christmas allocution declares that the thing which stands opposed to papal Independence la not italian Unity Bat Quot the special and Concrete form wherein that Unity is at present maintained with results much More disastrous to the state than to the holy it proceeds to assert that the coexistence of the Vatican and the italian monarchy is impossible end that one or the other must go. It then suggests the constitutions and cities of Switzerland and America As examples of Quot admirable and glorious constitutions True unities of nation Aud state though differing from that of Italy which has produced nothing but weakness misery and the article conclude a without the Ald of foreign bayonets the True Italy will find for itself its own Way and will Rise again let us Hope from the Ignominy in which it now lies prostrate to True the Dally chronicle correspondent asserts that thl la a an intentional revelation to the outer world of Tbs policy actuating the inner mind of Cardinal Rampolla papal Secretary of he adds a probably there would be no troth in the supposition that either Cardinal Rampolla or the Pope has any idea of even a temporary Alliance with the Republican party but yet they believe that while peace with the King la impossible it might be possible with a Republic. The reason for the appearance of this astounding pronouncement at the present moment is the belief that not Only the ministry but Tho dynasty itself is menaced More seriously than a old note in India the finance minister introduced a Bill at pm Luntta providing for their Lune. Calcutta Jan. 14.�?sir James Westland. The finance minister of the Council introduced a Bill today providing for the Issue of currency notes in India against Gold. Or. Arthur the paid Secretary of state in London. In behalf of the Bank and Chambers of Commerce. Endorsed the measure. The finance Minster said the Indian Money Market was Expedy acing a period of extreme Stringency. The local resources he added were unable to Supply the Demanda of Trade. The Scarcity he explained was due to the Banka remitting their capital Home and keeping As Little As possible in India. This policy was adopted before the legislation of 1893, and was not in consequence of that legislation. Bat while they were advancing toward the attainment of a i and Rupee this Success militated against the Transfer of Sterling capital Tai India to Exchange. The Banks must operate upon commercial principles and no blame was attached to them. Sir James Westland denied the allegation that the government was holding Money in order to starve Commerce and Force no Exchange but the recent demands on the government had been so heavy that it had been obliged to ask the Secretary of state to intermit the drawings. The amount in band was ample to assure the convertibility of the Indian notes. Therefore there was no risk from a currency Point of View. In conclusion the finance minister said a the Secretary of state will draw on the Treasury of it la requisite to the full extent to which funds Are available. But if the demand continue beyond that Point. He will in issuing telegraphic transfers set apart the Gold received and transmit it to this the English railway la Perth. Copyrighted by june Gordon Bennett Ima special to the Baltimore Sun Lima Peru Jan. 14.�?the supreme court of Peru yesterday decided that the in Gid railway must pay duties on All material imported since 1890. This material was used in the construction of the Road. Tod Sloane to flail today. London Jhn. 14.�?the canard line Steamer Campania which sails for new York from Liverpool tomorrow will take among her passenger Tod Blouse the american jockey. He a ays be la going to Cincinnati to ask or. Fleischmann to release him so As to be Able to ride in England. Four americana arrested la Mexico. Mexico City Jan. 14.�?four americana have been arrested Here and Are rigorously incommunicado being suspected of complicity la robberies of great magnitude. The gang new one by Donnelly he says that Francis Bacon May even have written a Don Rey to a Tomb inscription interpreted by Means of by literal cipher. The word originally Over of Shako a pears a Gravestone. He Flay work dual follows a Francis Bacon wrote the Greene Marlow and Shakespeare theories. Special dispatch to the Baltimore 8un. St. Paul minn., Jan. 14.�?ignatius Donnelly la at work upon a new laconian cryptogram which be expects to put la the bands of his publishers in a few week. In it be will take even wider grounds than he did in his first Book. He says he a discovered a new Rule governing the cipher and will a Ert that Lineon not Only wrote the Playa and sonnet of Shakespeare but that he was possibly responsible for a Don As a result he expect another castigation at the hands of the critics. Or. Donnelly gave today the first authentic outline of what the Book will Imp. He said Quot i can scarcely expect that the Public will accept unqualified Day my statement a to what i expect the Book will establish. I think everything which to set Forth in my brat Book a the Groat cryptogram a la True but in an incomplete form. A i had found the cipher numbers upon which the inner Story of the shakespearean play my a based and i had worked out in an imperfect Way a Good Deal of that nor Ratlae. I had not discovered. However the Nile on which the narrative proceed so that finding one work of the Ury i could Tell just where to look for the next. Quot All my a pare time for ten year has been devoted to the elaboration of a new role and i have no doubt my next Book will establish the truth that a cipher Antry really exists in Shakespeare plays and that they Are held together by a role a inflexible and self apparent As the multiplication table. Quot but the new Book will go beyond the in some respects. There a originally Over Shakespeare s grave a Stone containing this inscription a a Quot goo Frt not a. For a nuts ask forbear to cloth 6ut Iorio aed Here. Blest be the Man who a pares these a tons and burst is is who moves my Bons a Quot thl was Given in what the biographers of an Early period called a a strange mixture of Large and amal letters distributed without rhyme or Francis Bacon in one of bus philosophical work. De augments a set Forth what he railed a by literal or two letter cipher. By which anything coaids be expressed As by two different kinds of alphabets or different size. Quot i will show that the Odd inscription on a Gravestone. When the Bacon by literal cipher is applied works out by a regular and consecutive Rule these words a Francis Bacon wrote the Greene Marlowe and Shakespeare Quot the Book will then proceed to prove. Not by arithmetical role but by at Klug evidences and illustrations that there la a cipher in the event of the time during which these works were written. The name of Francia Bacon the word a Francis Bacone and a Bacone occur repeatedly in some of the shakespearean plays and the name of Ben j on son even is found in them. A there Are startling and incredible a if May seem allusion to the Groat Spanish work. A Don Quixote a the author of which died in the same year As Shakespeare. These create a suspicion that that Book too. Was from the brain of the same ubiquitous and Universal Genius Francis colonels in Virginia a Bill proposing to Grant j Natl re of the peace authority to Confer the tit a. Special dispatch to the Baltimore sna.1 Richmond. Va., Jan. 14.�?the in Cream of the governor staff from seven to eighteen has stirred up a demand for the title of colonel. The inflation in the number who hold this rank. So far from satisfying the demand has Only tended to increase it. It is published that a Bill granting magistrates the authority to Confer the rank of colonel will be introduced in the hour by or. Owen of Manchester. This measure. Which has already been drafted provides that inasmuch As Many worthy gentlemen in this state find great difficulty la satisfying their laudable desire and ambition to become colonels a therefore be it enacted by the general Assembly of Virginia that any Virginia gentleman of Good standing in his City or county May apply to a Justice of the peace and after taking the oath of office required by Law and particularly the Antl duelling oath. And upon the payment of a fee of one Dollar such Justice shall Issue a warrant creating such applicant a colonel with full rank for life a it is asserted that the Patron of Alda proposition thinks it will not Only to areas the revenues of the state but will satisfy a laudable desire to attain a rank sow Mach sought after. Sir Tatton syres testifies he says lady Fly est first forgery a for �10,000 twelve years ago. London Jan. 14�?8lr Edward Clarke q c., opened for the defense today in the suit of Daniel Jay to recover from lady Sykes. Wife of sir Tattoo Sykes. Bart. The sum of �15,870, loaned to the defendant in 1896 on the Security of note apparently signed by her husband. Counsel pointed out the Quot Absurdity of the suggestions that a Man of the wealth of sir Tatton Sykes Able to obtain any auras on easy terms should employ Bis wife to borrow Mousy secretly at sixty per cent. Sir Tattoo Sykes testified that a had never heard of or. Jay until May 1897, when the payment of the notes was demanded. The signatures he continued were not hts. Lawson Walton q. Cross examined 8ir Tatton Sykes and showed him the checks which a Monte Carlo banker yesterday testified sir Tatton had signed and afterwards repudiated. The baronet scrutinized the Check and positively denied having signed them. He further said the Story of the banker or. Unwin on the subject was a fiction. A do you in great Quot asked or. Walton Quot that lady syke has been forging your no to Quot i Woald rather not discuss the matter a replied sir Tatton. A when did Yon first ascertain that lady Sykes had forged your Sig natural counsel then asked. A May be it was twelve year ago a answered the witness. A the first forgery was tot �10,000. In december 1880, i became aware that my Signa tar had been forged in a number of sir Tattoo Sykes denied generally his wife a evidence and said a regarded the transaction with or. Jay As being a wicked and criminal conduct upon the part of her Ladyship. An expert in handwriting named eng-11a. Testified that the signatures on the Bills and letters of authority purporting to be signed by sir Tatton Sykes Ware in his opinion forge Flea executed by a woman. The Cawa adjourned until monday. Actor Ratcliffe a is Lii wife coming. London. Jan. 14�?the american Lise Steamer St. Louis leaving Southampton for new York tomorrow will Taka among her passenger Caroline Ravenhill the reputed English wife of Edward j. Ratcliff. The actor. Ratcliff has been convicted in new York of beating the american woman who la known a his wife and who he Maya is i Only wife. The reputed English wife a Rill be used As a witness a his prosecution on the Harg of bigamy. Quot father of Monee of commons dying. London Jan. 14.�?the right Hon. Charles Pelham Vinier member of parliament for South Wolverhampton and known has the father of the Henna of commons a having ast continuously in tin Bomaainen-1hi,il9 lulling i us a pfc j by huh he

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