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Fair. adjutants and majors whom he had cre- ond In command of the insurgent force com- ated In all parts of the country besought manded by FeJipe Rodriguez is supposed to NO EVA BOOTH IN CHARGE MOSEY FOR PATRIOTS have besn wounded. MONEY FOR SECTS Cycling him to become their general. Ballington Colonel VcJarde Ceca fought a band of in- Bicyclers and all others who wear Booth retired for a short time to his pri- surgents at Clego Avila and they left six vate quarters, accompanied by his wife, dead when they retreated, carrying o?f their A or Golf Suits or athletic wear will find wounded. Of the troops. Lieutenant tiaban-ai- o who had been by his side during all the reports are given out op salva-TIO- X wat wounded. No much to interest them to-da- y in our exhibit XCW OOSWIAXDEIl the exalting scenes. They locked the door. SIX BASKETS FILLED YVITII UNITED of engagements with insurgent leaders. ciirncucs must huppoiit tiieiii AR3IY IN THIS COUXTHY. Taey kneeled down and prayed for STATES GREENBACKS. Quintin Bandera is at Ciguanea. Maximo OW.Y SCHOOLS FOR. INDIANS. of Cycle Golf Suits, Trousers, Sweat- Gomez is in the neighborhood of JovellanoJ, and strength. The emissaries came again with westward of Colon. Antonio Maceo is in their tempting offer. He met them calmly the district of Cardenas, In northern Matan- Sight ers, Caps, Etc., which embraces the very and firmly. He listened to their address, zas. Third Donshter of the General, a Successful Celebration Last Xlght of Havana spent a day of disquiet and L'aunl Annual Appropriation to 5ee pictured glories of future Independence openly-express- to-da- y, most meritorious of the new the ed occa- Snc-cess- the best and Composer fnl alarm Mnslelnn. and and and great result for the cause of religion. the Inauguration of the Cuban sion for the feeling of dread being that it tarlnn Imtltudona Lopped Off by things. Worker In the Slums.' "It cannot be," he said. "I thank you, Rerolntlon, a Yenr Aco. was the first anniversary of the outbreak the Lower House, you ten- of the revolution in Santiago de Cuba, for also be held from 7 to 9 dear friends, for the honor have and it was feared that the insurgents The exhibit will dered me, the confidence and the trust would signalize tho event by ?ome vigorous you have shown, but I must decline. Mrs. movement or eome striking outbreak in the p. m., when there will be music. No goods BALLING TON AND 3IATJD OUT STEAMER BERMUDA SEIZED city itself. Many alarming rumors were BITTER Booth and I will quietly retire from the during the day. SPEEOT BY AN A. P. A. -- circulated at various times sold or orders taken in the evening. army In which we have labored so long. Rut the day passed without anjf of the Good-by- e, and God's blessings rest upon apprehended dangers manifesting them- Cyclers Everybody is invited. you." selves. BUT MAY SOOX DE AT THE HEAD OF ALLEGED FILIBUSTER CAPTURED The men arrested recently on the charge MIL LI.YTOX IXDIGAXT OVER Td3 31ny Hold the Property. of stealing ammunition are being tried A SEW AMERICAN ARMY. OFF LIBERTY ISLAND. here to-d- ay by court-martia- l. They ar PCItn 3L1RQUETTB STATTO. NEW YORK, Feb. 24. The Press to- being protected from the populace by civil morrow will publish the following: R. A. guards, as a great deal of bitter feeling ToOay at tine Alexander, attorney for Ballington Booth, has been expressed against them. Gold n Quan- The insurgent leader El Inglesito, whose Statements from the Ttto Faction of the Salvation Army in Four Baku of Crfbnn nntl real name is said to be Alfred Godoy, or Members of Congress IVarned of De- Capt. Glffcrt, of Indianapolis, Thinks tho United 6tates, declared yesterday that tity of Ammunition Levied on by Gold, and who is reported to be a native feat at the rolls If They Voted over of Illinois, has been brought here from a. IVevr Organization his client would not turn the American Possible. property army to Revenue Ofllccrs. Gulnes. with sixteen otner prisoners of Money Catholic Schools. of the Booth Tucker, the war. Nine of the latter are to be sent to new chief now coming from London to African prisons and the remainder to the tako charge of the American army. Mr. Isle of Pines. NEW YORK, Feb. 24. Notice was posted Alexander said further that Mr. Booth NEW YORK, Feb. 24. The Cuban revolu- WASHINGTON, Feb. 21. The House to- ay at Salvation Army headquarters to-d- in might proceed to reorganize the army on an tionary clubs to-nig- ht celebrated their first THREE BADLY HURT day, in committee of the whole, after a the form of a cablegram from London, as independent and distinctly American basis. anniversary. One year ago to-d- ay patriotic very interesting debate, by & vote of $3 follows: "The Salvation Army is not organized as up Spain. The 01, a corporation," said Mr. Alexander, Cubans took arms against to decided that none of the appropria- EVERARD'S "Field Commissioner Eva Booth has anl revolutionary club of this city held a grand tions on the Indian appropriation bill BIG 3t ROUTE JAMES ben cannot hold property in its own name. Nor SERIOUS RESULT OF A ''FRAMC" AT for placed in charge of affairs In America, and can a foreigner noli real estate in this coun- mass meeting at Chlckerir.g Hall, and the Indian echools should go "to sectarian rr Genultio Old all officers jf tho army must report to her try declared his intention to for the present." unless ho has place was crowded to Its utmost capacity. MOXMOUTII COLLEGE. schools. The only sectarian schools to which PAR- become a citizen ana so the army property GTICEXCASTLE, TKIHIB HAUTE, The notice posted yesterday that Com- all the real estate property, at any rate--has Many of those In attendance were ladles. money now goes are Roraaa Catholic in IS, MATTOON, LJTCnriELD, ALTON mander Tucker H. Booth and his wife were been acquired in his name. Legally ho They were dressed in deep mourning, indi- denomination, and the fight to-d- ay was led 'AM 'AM is tho absolute owner of property valued at cating that relatives or friends had given up Stndents "Foment Like Demons' Be- by Mr. Linton, a Michigan Republican, and appointed to succeed Rallington Dooth and more than JTOO.OW. There are no restricting Mrs. Maud R. Rooth disappeared from the clauses about holding In trust, or as trus- their lives to the cause of Cuban freedom. cause "Freshics Flaunted Their who is tho most pronounced and openly tee in any of the title deeds. The. War Cry Over the speakers' stand was thrown the Mny avowed A. P. A. member on the floor. In, bulletin board during the night. Colonel belongs to hlni al.so. lie may do with It Colors One Die. to-nig- iiqw adopted: by ST. LOUIS & DRAKE, Kadlo ht issued following state- Cuban flag, or new colors last year's bill the appropriation was cut FACH DIREC- POIAER the exactly as he plea?cs. Neither his father PASSEGEll TRAINS DAILY IN ment: "Field Commissioner Eva Booth is nor any one else has a legal right to inter- the revolutionists red, white and blue, with down 2j per cent, with the understadlng TION KUN AS roLLOWS i Distributors of Fine Imported and -- fere with its management or to claim a a red diamond the staff end, and in the :i.-T- should 20 per cent, Domestic Groceries, tho General's third daughter, and has paper at 'MONMOUTH, III.. Feb. he hated that It be reduced each To St. Louis. penny of what the earns. Ballington center of which is a white star. the year until It ceased the end of five ycar Lr. .. am 11.o am 4.30 pra 11.20 pm served In every rank as officer from lieu- Booth realizes where his obligations lie and class colors. of the freshmen of Monmoirth at Inch's.. -- stage were names of the Ar.T. Haute. 10.03am 1JXI ja 1.05 pm 1.32am 16 North Meridian Street. tenant to commlfsloner. The London prov- he will not fall to meet them, but he knows rear of the the CoI!ege, flaunted in the face of the sopho- The committee on Indian affairs rursutd Ar. 12.05 u'n 3.01 9.10 pm to well up Mattoon.. im Ifflim con- what is in justice due him as and dead heroes who have given their lives in a fierce bit-ti- e that policy thl3 year, and recommended Ar. Alton 4.41pm 65 pm 1.00 am ince which she had orders to farewell he will be. guided, as well as his wife, by mores and juniors, resulted for liberation of Cuba the last y, Ar.bt.Loul. fi.Mpm 6.06 pm 7.30 am tains 21,000 soldiers, 350 .field officers and of the army In this coun- the within to-da- in which three freshmen were se- that this appropriation be again reduced 2J the best Interests year, picture of General, Marti In per From St. Loala. from 500 to 700 cadets. She also had charge try. The result of the trouble will be good. with the riously injured, one fatally. Their names cent., but Mr. IJnton moved an amend- I may have its own army, Thcf speakers occupied seats ap- Lr. Ft. Louta P.0O am 12.00 n'n ".15 pm Can Make More Points on of the slum brigade. She is a great musi- The United States the center. who are: ment to the effect that no portion of this Lr. Mattoon... I.ft)im 1.05 pm 3.13 pm ll.VJ pm an American army, the best in the worH." cn the platforms were: Juan Fraga, chair- propriation should go to schools. 8.00 3.05 pm pm 1 3"! am cian and composer of songs. Besides this CHARLES GO WANS, of St. Louis, terri- sectarian Lr. Ter. Haute. am 4J man of the meeting; Eurique Jose Varona, internally and Ar. Inlia&ajU. 10.30 am 5.30 pm & 13 pin 3.45 am she 13 a fervent and effective platform Brnmvrell Booth Talks. bly brutssed ex'iernav and In his speech In support of it be attributed 21. Eurique Trujillo, Gumerrindo Rivas, Dr. taken unconscious to ?he dormitory; fatally many ago Ttla la the route of tbe celebrated soul-saver- ." LONDON, Feb. Bramwell Booth was the defeat of members two years speaker and a successful Cos-tell- o, Chambers's Interviewed to-d- ay in order to secure his Euscbio Hernandez and Dr. Joaquin of Morning Sun. Ii., to their refusal to abolish sectarian schools Continuing, Colonel Eadie said of Miss DUDLEY FERRELL. Eni&ertocier and Southwestern Limited special embassador from Cuba. Eva Booth: "The largest "halls In London, views on the di3turbance in the Salvation leg broken and body badly bruised other- and predicted disaster to thoo who still LOL'IH UNION STATION Billiard Tables States. He "I All except one of the speeches were in wise. stood out against He Knterlnj; ST. some of which will hold from 3,000 to 5,000 Army in the Unite! sid: HOWARD, of Monmouth. III., their abolition. also over the SEW MERCHANTS' IlllIDCIK do attempt of Balling- the Spanish language, and the applause was FINDLEY referred Indignantly of AND IlAILWAV. AVOID- Cutthlona. So Fine. persons, are always too small for the not believe that the knocked senseless; body badly bruised. to a statue Pcie KI.BVATRD etc.. in- frequent and long when General Weyler ING THE SMOKC AND DUST OP THK crowds when she was announced to speak. ton Booth to destroy General Booth's Many of the other, students, participants Marquette, robed in the gown cf a Jesuit Advantages possessed by no 59 N. Penn. St. fluence and to divide the army will seriously was scored. The first speaker was Kenor priest and decorated with the paraphernalia Tl'NNEI. t She has great executive ability, and the many our people A-- the time of on both sides, received bruises, cuts and other line. disturb of Verona, editor of La I'atrla, who said: "The cf his church, which is seen to be erected M few days hi3 withdrawal Ballington Booth wns listed knocks, but their injuries were so LOCAL INDIANAPOLIS AND ST. LOUIS SLKEP-ER- successful termination of what a movement initiated on the 241h of February, hard on 11.20 p. m.. from Indianapolis, and 1.&5 traini BOWLING ALiLrEY. ago might have proved a great crisis in the for the command of another large terri- slight as to be easily concealed. The trouble in Statuary Hall in the presence of high rur Louis can tory. Bccth will remain in command 1K3, Is a great revolution, because it springs from St Louis. Ias9engert St. retire If army is no Eva has been brewing for several days, and dignitaries of the Catholic Church. In tha they desire at 9 00 p. m. Those from St Louis can history of the here in small in the United States until General Booth's from the depths of Cuban society and be- ttp unrtlirturbed until 1:00 a. m. degree due to her personal diplomatic return." Bramwell BDOth concluded by say- twenty-fiv- e freshmen, arrayed in their col- debate that followed Messrs. Cooper of vcr-tlg- e being I vr ticket and full information call 'on Big Four ing: "There Is not a of tn'-t- In cause it began by economical rather ors of black and orange, appeared at recita- Wisconsin, Watson of Ohio," Halner of Ne- A Rents. No. 1 East Washington street, 36 Jackson BRUNER'S BRAVE DASH ability and skill." any the reports that there was desire on than political. Spain has carried to such an Gros-ven- or place and Colon fetation. Ballington Mrs. tion. As the" boys were returning from braska, McLachlan of California and O. Commander Booth and any one's part to out Ballington irom system plunder II. M. BRONSON, A. P. A. extreme her of that for the chapel exercise there ensued a mo3t terrific of Ohio supported the amendment, Icdlcates Dally lnduJln Sunday. - Booth left the national headquarters pf the the army." colony the severing of the shackles that 7 hand-to-han- d encounter. Beth sides while Messrs. Eddy of Minnesota, Gambia HOW AN ORDERLY SAVED A BAT- Salvation Army in Fourteenth stree; at Ready to Revolt. bind her to the mother country is a question "fousht to-nig-ht conflict of South Dakota, Walsh and Sherman of o'clock for good. Mrs. Booth said CHICAGO, Feb. 24. "Everything depends or consequence is like demons." The lasted several TALION DURING TUB CIVIL WAR. of life death. The that minutes, or until the sophomores captured New York argued In favor of carrying &s she would send after her few remaining on the attitude of Commander Booth. If revolution must be prosecuted in a spirit Oo, EE. JD. rpoils siglit. deplorable af- out the policy of reducing the appropriation antl-JVanls- all the in The RY. personal belongings, but that she herself he submits a.nd retires the Salvation Army entirely revolutionary; ia to say, h. that has caused most excite- by 3) per cent, each year. The latter re- a. would not return to the offices." Mr. TJooth will go along as before. If he concludes to The economic regime Imposed on fair the Intense BEST LINE TO Mr. Henry Asks for Blednl of Honor ment throughout city. called that General Grant had proposed th paid that they proposed to retire quietly, remain In charge the entire army, not only Cuba by Fpaln xvas based on monopoly. The the for an Indiana Soldier Who Wns they turn over everything to In Chicapo. but throughout the country, will system and that for twenty-liv- e years should ay that go with said Ensign Ludgate to-d- regime which Cuba must adopt for herself the Hero of a. Tlirllllns Ride. their successors, and that they Should con- hmi." DENIED DY GEX. HARRISON. Congress had encouraged the churches to Cincinrisiti, at the Salvationist training barrack. "We should be based on liberty, in order that carry on this educational work among ths DAYTON, TOLEDO and DETROIT. sult leading citizens to learn how best, the have no feeling against the army's leaders," the current of mercantile transactions should of the. American people may bo Ensign Ludgate added. "We are not kick- He Has 'ot Authorized Anyone to Indians. interests Row through their natural channels to y, LEAVE INDIANAPOLIS. Special to the Indianapolis Journal. ing against its military system as being Announce the Dnte of Ills The Indian bi!l was completed to-da- rinrlrxaUVertlbule.dallr 9:40 am conserved in the matter of disposing of an. We are well satisfied, but we their natural markets. The political regime Murrlnse. M.-eprese- tm-tccat- ntatlvo save for a single paragraph. When the C Toledo, Detroit, Fast Line, dally... 1:45 am WASHINGTON", Feb- - some of the army property of which be want the commander." to which Spain has subjected Cuba is purely llncincatu Dayton. Toledo and Detroit Ex-- 24. ExPrt-sIden- House met consideration of the bill was except 10:50 Ilenry has presented to the Secretary of was acting as trustee. Mr. and Mrs. Booth NEW YORK, Feb. t Har rresft, Sunday am personal and military. The regime which without any preliminaries. Cincinnati Fast Express, ex. Sunday 2:50 pm War a petition for the award of a medal they were going to friend's house TIIR ARMY IN THIS CITY. dem- rison, through his private secretary, de resumed Au C said a Cuba seeks is thoroughly popular and fruft) ym ay incinnati Accommodation, ex. Sunday of honor Louis Bruner, of Portland, nied to-d- he is to be on April amendment offered by Mr. Flynn. Delegate Ciarluaatl. Dayton. Toledo and Detroit Vesti- to J. to take a very much needed rest. Capt. filffert Receives a Tclccrnm ocratic. Irresponsibility is the attribute of that married 6:20 county, con- 6 April 10 any from Oklahoma, to pay 2.000 (the annui- bule, daJy . pm Jay for brave and meritorious Commander Booth told what was done In Her n Spanish functionaries. Absolute responsibil- or or other specified date. INDIANAPOLIjJ. InformlnR of Crl!n. 'has no one to ty duo to the Seminole) to the Indians AKRIVE duct at the battle of Walkers Ford, Tenn., the meeting in a statement which he dictat- Is understood at Salvation Array head- ity should be the attribute of the servants He authorized announce the l?:15am; 11:45 a. m; pm; 7:45 pm; 10:55 2, 1863. was serving It marriage. themselves through an officer designated t.lSam; Dec Mr. Bruner then ed to a reporter Just before leaving the quarters on South Illinois street the of the Cuban people. Cuba has armed her date cf his Private Secretary tm. - that by Department was adopted. cr Information call at No. ITVest WaahlnjN. on the staff of CoL T. II. Butler, now living building. He said that the eetlng was Tibbott aiso spoke for General Harrison in the Interior I fortter recent disturbances In the army are but sons, not to make soldiers of them, but that ex-rrostd- street, fetation or is a. 134 Pouta Illinois orderly. Colonel saying the is not writinir a Mr. Flynn allege! under the Irn tniou In Baltimore, as Butler composed of the most representative of the consequence plnn for tho Amer- they ehould win the title of free citizens. book on that rrcsent street. GEO. W. LIAYIJLK, D. 1. A, was command of the brigade the oftjie the Constitution of the United plan this money went to Brown D. O. EDWARDS, G. t. A. In at that 400,000 adherents of the army, and that it ican division to se'eede from the British This war in Cuba Is, end should be, only States or tn any other subject, unless the Gocrnor Indians, rcr-Mvl- i time, and perceived that Major Soper, of the was a gathering not of his calling together. an accident. Through her terrible sacrifices magazine artices he is now writing shall be and that the instead of Cavalry, control. The local members and officers issued in dook rorm. moiey, received due bills good at the Brown Fifth Indiana in command of a He was invited to address the m?et!ng of the army are Informed that the Amer- Cuba seeks a state of peace, where there battalion, had become detached from the in order that his version of tlie trouble army is being reorgan- shall be no soverlgnty but that of the laws. store. MONOIN brigade, was Imminent danger ican branch of the TIES ON THE TRACK. SEED FOR DEVIL'S ROUTE and in of might be heard, along with the statements ized, ldea3 and principles, At the present moment Cuba Is half way LAKE SIOUX. LiiuUTCle, New Albany Chicago Railway. being currounded and captured, enemy with American appropriation the by the field commissioner, Eva Booth. The henceforth the army towards Independence. Rut Fpaln has done, The for the purchase of seed him brigade. Major and that American Attempt to "Wreck a IHer Four Pnsnrn-ire-r for tbe Sioux of Devil's was betas: between and the Commander affirmed that he had been dis- will be separate and independent of the and will continue to do, her utmost to l:eep Lake Increased SHORTEST LINE TO Soper was wood3, and unaware of Trnin In Ohio. tlO.OO) Si:.C00. in a the missed; that Colonel NIcol and Command- established army with headquarters in her In subjection and break the spirit of her from to nituatlon. Orderly Bruner volunteered to A provision bill making ant Herbert Booth came here with power London. patriots. This was the meaning of her of the the acts of convey to him Information of the danger, DAYTON. O.. Feb. 24. The Big Four pas- the State Washington re- CHICAGO AND NORTHWEST to oust him. There were several reasons "I have been expecting developments for sending out the tyrant Weyler to tako com- cf rclathc to the end, by a circuitous route among the hills, senger train from Cincinnati, due here at moval of al- why he had refused to go to London. There romo time," said Captain Giffert to the mand of her army. It 13 a declaration that restrictions as to the sale of successfully did eo. Major Soper managed 4:3C narrowly escaped disaster planr.ed by of Puyalup Fnllraan Vcsllbnle Train Service. were conditions under which he would go. evening, I was not an- Spain is resolved to prosecute the war to lotted lands the Indians effective to escape through a ravine. Orderly Bru- Journal last "but train wreckers. The engineer fortunately so as government lialns leare dally at 11.50 noon and 12.25 night They were: First, that three American ticipating matters would come so the bitter end. To this barbarous resolve far the of the UnlUJ ner was discovered as he was returning to that discovered, between Carrolton and Alexan-dersvlll- e. ArmeCLitagoCOp. m. andVJua. m. brigadiers should be present at all meetings Cuba will oppose her strong and stern de- States was concerned was stricken oat on s leate Cnlcapo dally 12.40 noon and 8.30 p. m. the commanding officer. As he dashed suddenly to a culmination." ties ingeniously piled on the At rive Indianapolis 6.10 p. m. 3.25 a. m. London; second, Colonel Eadie should be to achieve victory track point of order; also, a provision appropriat- and through the Tebel lines the enemy fired in Captain Glffert is an intelligent woman termination at whatever and weighted down with stone. He '.iad to JJonou Accommodation (except Sunday) learee 4.00 at once recalled; third, that Commandant army cost. And if everything should go against revere the engine and put on ing JP.000 for the payment of the claims of I.ru.j arrltes 10.4o a. m. him, and kept it up until he was out of at under whose direction tho ha3 made air brakes to , tbuago bieeptr at west end Colon Station, ready at Herbert Booth should return to Toronto her, Is ready to sacrifice her last son avcid striking the obstruction. There is r.o persons who furnished suppiie to the In- range, he escaped injury reported rapid progress in this city. She is under she clew to the perpetrators. schcnl Genoa, sl'.so. lit p.m. but and and remain there until Ballington's return and leave the enemy in possession of noth- dian industrial at Nb.: Detailed reformation at Union Ft atIon and 2 West in safety to his commanding officer. The the direct command pf Brigadier Fielding, a provision to pay General Wright viO tor IN astlcgton streeu UEU W. 1IA1LEK, D. P. A. to America; fourth, that Colonel NIcol re- of the Northwestern division, with head- ing but ruins." services as interpreter of the Osige indiat.t act was one of great risk and thrilling dan- LITHOGRAPHERS ON STRIKE - main here and assist Mrs. Booth in tho quarters Chicago. She been in Senor Vibuendas, a lawyer from Havana, in 1ti3. ger, and was watched by those in com- at has Mr. McCall made a point of crJer aga'.nn command during his absence; fifth, that head- In a brief speech, depicted with great force Beginning Struggle . mand with much anxiety, as the fate of communication "with the Chicago a That Mny a provision that ail children born of a whli Per Cent. Commissioner Eva Booth should return to i3 avov,'ed the privations of the Cuban on Sprend Throughout woman t 5 Loans 5 Per Cent the command rested on the rescue of Major quarters. General Fielding an armies the the Country. tnan and an Indian hould inner. London. These conditions were not ac- friend of Ballington Booth, who has been field and declared that money alone was NEW YORK. Feb. 2i.-F- ive hundred litho- the properties and annuities of the rr.otlu r. Loans In large sums on business property 5 per Soper's battalion. Besides the testimony Ho provision ie-pe- al at especially ob- glori- to-d- ay contended thit rhe wouii cent, promptly made. cepted, the Eadie faction deposed by his father, General Booth, as wanted to make the war for liberty a graphers struck to enforce the recog- lt&8. of Colonel Butler, the Department of War n the act of which endowed Irvlian jecting to the one requiring Herbert to stay-i- commander in America. Captain Giffert ous success. After his fpeech a collection nition of their irgar.ization, the abolition women cJtiser.Khip on has been furnished with a sworn affidavit received a telegram last evening which with thir mjrriige to by Russell P. Kinney, lieutenant of Com- Toronto. They would not consent to the informed her the crisis is at hand. was taken up and a large amount of money of the piecework system, the payment of white men, and prevented the !a:ter frc.n 26 Lombard Building. pany that good-size- ttccrulrlng Indian rights. Mr. II, and Andrew Idlewine, a private in request that Commissioner Eva withdraw says is loyal to her commanding was given, and six d baskets were minimum wages of ?18 a week, a work wct-- Curtis orgf i Company H, Fifth Indiana Volunteer Cav- She she that the provision nimply construed the a t from America. Resiles, they insisted that officer and believes, with the majority of soon filled with American greenbacks. Fresi-de- nt of forty-nin- e hours, pay for overtime and alry, confirming the narrative of Colonel American Salvationists, that it is time for of 1?$. but the Chair sustained the point t 5 PER CENT. MONEyT Butler, who commends the act as one of Mrs. Maud Booth must return to England the Americanizing of the army in this Palma, though present, on account of a one apprentice to every five journeymen. order and the provision was stricken cut. the bravest known to him during the war. with her husband, Ballington Booth. Com- country. slight illness was unable to speak. The strikers were employed by 100 When the portion of the bill relating to firm Indian schools was reached Mr. Unton made mander Booth continued, saying that he An Associated Pres3 telegram from New who do show printing an! general lith- We are prepared to make loans at 5 and eveninsr 1JV his speech against the appropriation vf MANITOBA SCHOOL QUESTION. court-martiale- d. York received last states that a SEIZED OFFICERS. ographic work. They aro all members of 53 per cent, on pood property. was asked to go to London to be nney for sectarian schools. He recalled 2 business cablegram received at Salvation Army the International Lithographic Artists and ffc that two years ago he had denounced S. SPANN & CO. This he would nqt submit to. headquarters in New York stateil that Steamer Ilermudn. in Ponnenslon of Engravers' Insurance Protective Associa- JOHN Greeawny Will Make-- n Dec- Commander Eva Booth has been the policy of appropriating money for t!c Premier He further said that the statements issued Field United States Authorities. tion, which has branches ia all the principal Ins t i tut ion f. lie had warned members then, laration To-Da- y. were misleading, placed in charge of affairs in America cities cf fne United States and Canada. The warning now proved by the Eadie faction to of the army must report to NEW YORK, Feb. 24. The World to- as- nnd his hid cfTectiv. FOR THE CHAMPIONSHIP. say and all officers action cf the New Ycrk branch of the The result was the absence of men wnosj the least. her. Captain Giffert had heard nothing of morrow will publish the following: The iron sociation was expected to precipitate s 24.- strikes fa'-e- been familiar in WINNIPEG, Man., Feb. -In the Mani- is thought by several members of the this report last evening. flying fiag, forthwith in all the large cities. hal th halls of Co Kem-en- It steamer Bermuda, the British for years. "Hut," said he, stor.n Jnckson W. Showalter nntl Emll y toba Legislature, to-da- y. Premier Greenway "I am cut off, as it were, from the source "the army who werewilling to express an. opin- information," said the Captain in ex- wa3 boarded and seized by revenue officers Chlcagro of ballets and the flood of indignation w hk n Engaged n. Chess to-morr-ow of Cutters and Trimmer. In Slatch. gave notice that he would move ion that Ballington and Mrs. Booth were plaining why she knew so little of the off Liberty island late last night. The overwhelmed them will be but as a zephvr CHICAGO. Feb. 21. At the headquarters a compared haw-pe- n the House Into a committee to enter formal Salvation Army good, but recent developments. "My work has beer. and rlvu'.ot with what will out of the for occa- Bermuda has been under the iwitch of of Cutters' and Trimmers' Union if Congress persists in this p&llcy." PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 24. A chess protest against the threatened coercion of soon right here in Indianapolis. I hear the it v;.is 'e that they would be at work with many Spanish spdes for some time. They hnd rea- to-d- ay read a mass of reaolutlon match for the championship of United sionally from headquarters and try to said that if the manufacturers car- hal tro.n the the Ottawa government in respect to Roman of the present army officers and privates In keep posted on the affairs of the army. son to believe she had been bought by Cu- churches and other sources proterUn? States and $73) a side was begun, to-d- ay de- all ried out their intention of forming a national against appreciating money for contract Catholic parochial schools. The Premier organizing a new army, with the help of the brigadiers are with ban revolutionists and was fitting out as a Kvcry by the expert, Emil Kemeny, of this city, clared the remedial bill at Ottawa was Booth, as I understand it. They want to organization the strike, would certainly eolarian Fchools. member of tle that prominent Christian workers of this city. see a distinctly American organization. filibuster. 6he has been anchored oft Lib- spread to every city in which there was a Kcuse. Mr. Unton sal I, knew that the jaili- ?o: and Jackson W. Showalter. the American ETAC;) F-lr- being forced through without an inquiry into In a circular letter dated Feb. 22, signed England Is altogether different in social erty Island since last Saturday, and ester-da- y ng bill carried for sectarian champion, the facts, ami he declared member of the nev tody. Telegrams to this very of go cf-.- rs at the Franklin Chesa Club. further that by Colonel Nicol, which was marled to off- conditions from this country. They have was evidence she was pre- dollar which would Into tbe will the Manitoba government was willing to ways doing things we there that effect were received from Cincinnati, New cf one church. Over four thousand The victor be who seven to-nig- than he first wins country ht, slower cf there 11 games, being remedy anything that could be shown to icers throughout the it is have here. In America everything is on paring for sea. At p. m., just after a York, Syracuse and several other lea dirt; children were educated at these srhool. It it understood drawn be-- v hll-dre- that bear harshly on Roman Catholics. It is Commander and Mrs. Booth my opinion an large party had gone coull not be argued, he paid, that thetC r n games shall not count. paves stated that had the rush, and it is that of Cubans aboard, cities and all asked for information cor.cerr In the event of lieved that the Premier's motion the sent a letter of resignation to the General army organized on American ideas can ac- the revenue cutter Hudson steamed along- lng the proposed action of the manufactur- would suffer. The Itoman CatboHe parties winning games way for an announcement of the result of good an English one. been na-th- e Church would tako care of its cwn. It was both six the match to back 31. complish more than boarding party ers. Pickets who had stationed will be prolonged until one Sir Donald Smith's mission Winnipeg, nnd as far as Jan. We are all friends working in tho same side, and a arrested all on various clothing establishments d powerful enough. It bed a right to, but not wins ten. is on tiptoe to-nig- ht ' everybody the of expectancj. A prominent staff, officer stated only difference concerns the the Bermuda, At midnight the revenue cut- day reported altogether a . Jch nubile money, it may be. that I am Should both score nine games the match Premier's declaration is taken to mean cause the the that h.." on on will be declared drawn. Play days The Commander Ballington Booth Jiad best wav to accomplish results. As I have ter Chandler started down the bay to catch en men had not been secured. A n::nr' thoutht extremist thli aiibleer" mm are that had ets Dominion authorities drop pl-;:-- t he, I know am 1 Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays, aft- that if the their maintained all the time, the hand of the of new recruits were captured by the "but I right, and know th -t coercion bill he will undertake to settle the continually In mind and heart his duty to reorganization." a lighter loaded with ammunition, and look are wim me." ernoons ar- evenings, and the time count difficulty himself. Lord is seen in the anl persuaded to join the unlan. Vh has been tl.:ed at thirty moves during the the American people; that he had felt all Captain Giffert expects that in the or- for another party of Cubans who had start- executive board has arranged to take care MARQURTTFTS STAT UK. first two hours and fifteen moves per hour along during the nine years of his residence ganization of an American Salvation Army ed to board the Bermuda. of strangers as fast as the employers --ecure Both political parties, ho declared. vrr IMPORTANT RULING. Ballington Booth and wife will be at the them. thereafter. The Franklin Chess Club and hero that the strict military rules of his The Bermuda was an English-bui- lt steam- pledged to the complete divorce of church the Union League together have offered head. There is some speculation as to the May a prize of P00. to be divided equally among father, the General, would not work suc- action of General Booth in the matter, for er, formerly running in the Outer bridge Fnlntem Strike. and state. He knew, he raid, the nature of the two players. The rules governing Deputy Mnnhali nntl Federal Clerks cessfully in United States, after secession he may continue to claim line. She was recently purchas-- d by a flrrrt PITTSBURG, Feb. 24.-- The Brotherhood the pressure on. members; ho the the and that he division in this country. knew tho match are the same as those used in the Not Officers of the Government. had been successful because he had made control cf the suspected of being in league with the rev- of Decorators and Painters, embracing a lobby was at work, but that would not sixth American chess congress. Dr. Per-if- er There are now nearly fifty members of Frazer Is referee and the people love him. The same authority the army in this city. Less than a year olutionary party. Last Saturday she was membership of between twelve and fifteen deter h!m from doing his duty. He referrel Walter Penn 24,-D- eputy to-nig-ht con-'eum- SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. were decided on Shipley stakeholder. Six hours were ed eotd that $3,000 a year had been contributed ago four or five members detailed taken to the coal docks at Fort Liberty hundred, to strike to the fact that the State of Wisconsin to-da- y's Yielding. In p'iy. Showalter won United States marshals and federal clerks here by Brigadier From this coaled up. Then she went to March 1 unless the masters accept their had presented to Congress a the and made the first moveyftmeny by the United States branch to assist the handful of men and women the present and there tho statue of Pere tos generally are not officers of the government. English branch. corps sprung. During tnls time there Liberty Island anchorage. When the tug scale. The master painters say they will Marquette, which was poon to be ct ia following with a Petroft defense. Play was the decision has stopped after forty-fiv- e moves. The contest Such was of the United States The brigadiers who are here are: William have been nearly two hundred converts. ran alongside the marshals and Pinkerton not accede to the demands. The workmen 3tatuary Hall. He would be the first church- was interesting, but cot up to a high Circuit Court of Appeals to-d- ay in the suit "Of these converts," said Captain Giffert, aboard. No ask for 53 a day for nine hours, eight man may Evans, of Philadelphia; Brewer, of Boston; fallen. They are not all with men swarmed resistance was on Saturday, 50 cents per hour for there. "It be," he continued, "that scientific mark. of John M. McDonald against the United "some have by frightened crew hours Stephen imagines to recover $1,237.50 due as compensa- Richard Evans, of New Yrk; Holtz, of Buf- us; but if half of the number have been offered the anl Cubans, overtime, H for Sundays and legal holi- Father that a time when States better by our being here come aboard. Every was days, masters to pay car fare to and from the statue of Pere Marquette, robed CONSECRATED AT tion for services renderel to the United falo; Fielding, of Chicago. Major Addle is saved or made who had just inan In gown a J DETROIT. as cf attorney the army has done good work." Amon the captives was all points, and but one apprentice to every the of Jesuit priot and decorated States clerk the district of from Springfield, 111., and Major Still-we- ll, seized. General with the of Is Montana. In the lower oo;irt McDonald' pe- here "Would a change in the organization re- workman. parnpmlla hli church. to allowed, from St. Paul. Minn. sult in any different plans of work?" Garcia's son aM several Cher prominent be erected in the Nation's sanctuary, mai Joseph I). D., Now tition was and his salary ordered U.j-col- n, llev. II. Johnson, government "I think not. The general idea on which Cubans. Four btjs of gold were seized by Company. hcl by the presence of the martyred 111 shop ot Los Angeles Dlpcesc. EalJ to him. The appealed, Services were conducted the same as usual army operated has a tendency to Reeelrer for Iniurnnrc a good time to force a quarter ot the is 24.-Dl- with the result that the lower to-nig- ht marshals, and a quantity of ammuni- strlct "on-gr?- at tho headquarters of the Salva- bring good returns. We had a hard time the OiJAHA. Neb.. Feb. Court this a million dollars from the hand of ss. court was reversed. tion. morning appointed a receiver for the Omaha But 1 warn h!m that he Is 24.-- The tion Army, and no reference was made to after we first camo here, for we were not mistaken DCTROIT. Feb. Rev. Joseph II. understood. Now that we are better known Fire Insurance Company. The appointment and I warn members that the people wia bishop-ele- ct the troubles In the ranks as a result of Johnson, D. D., of the Los PRACTICAL JOKER SHOT. the I feel that our work is better appreciated. IX PURSUIT OF CUBANS. was made on the application of Emerson I not tolerate sntch an unconstitutional appro- Angeles, Cal., withdrawal of Commander Ballington week were discouraging Stone, a member of the board of directors. priation of puittc fund?." ' diocese, was consecrated as Yes: the first few The capital stock ot the company was tfcerj n, Booth. ones, but I think I see a change for the Spaniards Chasing; the Insurgent Car-ai- ry Mr. Ijnton offered an amenlmer.t bishop of the Episcopal Church in Christ Tried to Krlhten n Yonnsr Couple ly now." 100.000, fully paid. The capital stock of the prov'idiRg that no money appropriate! to-da- y. following dispatch from better fir Church Among the participants in Crjlntr "Hold I'p Your llttnris! The Toronto was While Captain Giffert was talking, which Into Siratnin. company, it is alleged, has become im- the support of InlUn schools aoull go to posted on bulletin board of army HAVANA. Feb. 24. All cavalry be- paired by losses, and the outstanding in- p.nv sectarian, school. the ceremonies were LMshops Talbot, of the the was after the regular evening service, the fcl'),00(, to-nig- amounts to con- ht: army were busy debtedness with Mr. Gamble defendei the appropriation f r De-wee- headquarters members of the practicing longing to the insurgent forces under Gomez Wyoming and Idaho; Ablel Leonard, of MARION, O., Feb. 21. As Orlando se on musical instruments. There was tingent liabilities. .etarian schools. The government had en- Nevada. Utah and escorting young "Comrades The press has been misin- the a and Maceo havo retreated into the swamps on policy abandoning Western Colorado: Wil was a woman home formed concerning my visit to New York. largrt horn, apparently a new one, which tered the of sectarian liam IeonanJ, of Ohio; Worthington, of church last night Virgil Kberly my was being worked for all it was worth. In in the southern portion of the province of Three Men Shot at h!nU Church. srhocJs anl v. as cvtch year cutting down tht iscorasKa: jjavies, or Michigan and Callor, from and Have done duty with prayers urul probably appropriation 29 per cent. In tnr-- yean two friends stepped from behind a tree. tears, as a brother, to prevent a breach in tho hall were a dozen men and Havana, Colonel Frances on Saturday ex- LITTLE HOCK. Ark.. Feb. 21. A bloody bishop coadjutor of Tennessee. All the women, pome of whom had remair.etl after changed F'nooting affray occurred at Shiloh Church, the appropriations woull cease. It wouil the family hitherto unbroken and preserve 1 shots with the insurgents' rear bishops wore the full regalia of their office, Drawing a revolver. Eberly cried: "Hold service to talk with the officers of to-da- y. not do to withdraw all apprtpriatioris out- were up your from irrevocable calamity a brother', un- the the guard between Dirgalr and Lirnomar. near Atkins, Jack Duval, a deputy and the services beautiful and impres- hands!" Deweesethen shot Kberly speakably precious. Can do no othf corps, i no nan wnero iu? trmy meets is The sheriff, attempted to arrest Jooh ani Viil right. r than to-wa- sive. Among the clergy present were sev- through the lungs and he will die. Kberly poorly furnished and lighted, looks insurgents lost three killed and rii Jonee, desperate re- Mr. Cooper, of Wisconsin, announced hit leave ronseMuenees with God and tim. and retreated two characters. They oppo.'ltion provWori eral representing other denominations. and his frlen.ia were simply trying to You have my truest sympathy in as if it might be furnished to advantage. Colondron. General Eschaguo and Col. sisted, and all three men began shooting. unalterable to the in tht con-secrctati- on this Holy communion ?rvlce followed tho frighten Dewcese. may Duval was shot in the lei: and breast, and bill appropriating CJ pT cnt. cf the apro. ceremonies, in bish- hour of trial. You be relied on, I Frances united their forces at the Armonla priatlon of iyx for t5e sectarian ohoo!. which the know, to maintain world-wid- e LETTER Tt MIL DEPEW. will probably die. Itoth of the Jones boys ops participated. A reception vias ten- union of plantation and made preparations to pursue were fatally injured. He hai voted aralr.st it last year anl woild lHahop Death Ha nee. the Salvation Army, which Ia as dear to do so ssion and for th same dered Johnson thU evening at the 2I.-Du- llnlllng-to- n this rea.in. MONTGOMERY, Ala,. Feb. ring American Salvationists as is the Union of Krnimrell Booth Telia Why the insurgents, which compelled the latter yeMarian rhoo!w wan ( residence of Don 31. Dickinson. 13. Public rjeney for the progress f a ball near SarUis, Dallas their bclovcil land. Eph. vl. Wnn Removed trout Command. to alter tho direction of their .retreat. In Tito Ilotllea Found. undf-rnxatlc- ard county, Saturday night. Virgil "HERBERT BOOTH. 21.-- This p. Antl-Cliritre- ttc Morrisette YORK, 24. BLUEFIELD, W. Feb. morn- did wish to spfak an A, Urdlnnnrc. jeuloui NEW Feb. Bramwell Booth, th3 meanwhile Generals Prats and Arolas, Va.. He not ai A.; became of Andrew Wllklns's atten- 33, long ing it was reported that the dead bodies cf he was not an A. P. A., but as an Amr-lea- n :i.-- The Leadership. on Feb. mailed a letter to Dr. nt LINCOLN. Neb.. Feb. IJnco'n Cltv tions to his wife and forbade their dancing Refused the Colonel .Gilbrls and others are eastward of James Harran and Pearl Klram were found cltUcn. If tho suport of the frovern-me- to-nig- Council ht passed William Lawlor's together. Later on ho observed them NEW YORK. Feb. 23. The World to-d- ay Chauncey M. Depew in reply to ilr. Depew's the Insurgents and will attempt to cut near the railroad in the vicinity of Key- was withdrawn, the Catholic f.mr.'i antf-olzaret- te ordinance. Thlj orJinanco pro- waltzing, and, without further warning, will say: Ballington Booth was offered letter of rrotest as chairman of a mass them off. Each of the Spanish co.umns will stone, where a general fight occurred last would support hrr school a other churrht s hibits the use of cigarettes, clears or to fired on them, killing Wllklns Instantly. the two pieces of artillery with It. night among leadership independent meeting held In New Y'ork against the re- - have two hundred colored miners. did. There were six million CithoV bacco by persons under eighteen years of In the excitement Morrisette escaped. The of an American in a skirmish t Limonar, province of Several shots were fired daring the fight and If each raid 5 c n' a year It tie, wunm wo cuv limn Ditocicaij are all of good standing. Salvation Array yesterday. The brigadiers. (Continued on Second PaareO Matanzas, an insurgent leader who was sec the dead bodies were pierced with bullets. be realized. Mr. Cooper CwOciui.J (