The San Francisco Call.

VOLUME LXXXV-NO. 163. SAN FRANCISCO, FEIDAY, MAY 12, 1899. PRICE FIVE CENTS. SYRIANS NOW LORD SELBORNE TO PLACES THE CHURCH BUILT FROM INTENDS TO DECLARE FOR SUCCEED CADOGAN BLAME ON ONE IMMENSE TREE SURROUND THE INDEPENDENCE It Is Reported That the Under Co- THE CONSUL INSURGENTS lonial Secretary Will Become Secret Council inNew York Viceroy Kautz Holds German Official General Otis Completes Plans Call of Ireland. Boldly Issues a Responsible for Samoan for the Master Stroke of to Arms. Troubles. the Campaign. —-•— —*— —•— WILL FIGHT TURKEY —•— COMMISSION'S— WORK WILL TRAP AX ARMY . «— —— \u2666 Struck for Free- When the Blow Is Man Taken From San Diego as a It Is Proposed to Capture 10,000 dom, AidIs Expected in All Steward on the Philadelphia Filipinos Now Intrenched Pacts of the World. Said to Have Been a Spy. — — at. Bacolor. \u2666 —•— — \u2666

Special Dispatch to The Call. to Special Dispatch The Call. , Special Dispatch to The Call. YORK, May Syria was May 11.—A Washing- independ- NEW YORK. \u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666-\u2666-\u2666\u25a0 proclaimed a free and ton special to the Herald says: Secre- \u2666\u2666-\u2666-\u2666- -\u2666-> \u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666-\u2666-\u2666•\u2666<\u2666-\u2666-\u2666• to-day by a revolution- ent state tary Long willmake public to-morrow \u2666 NEW YORK. May 11.—A \u2666 ary which for three years party, or Saturday the mail report received Ispecial to the World from Hot has been secretly at work Kautz, describing i NEW \u25a0 from Rear Admiral + Springs, Va., says: "Force the + throughout the world. the fighting which occurred on April 1. * \u25a0re issued fighting; penetrate far into Copies of a call to arms during which Lieutenant P. V. Lans- i headquarters of j \u2666 capture or -*- by the thousand from dale. Ensign John R. Monaghan and the interior and de- council, or junta, of this city, j ROSA, May 11.— In the The church in Santa Rosa was organ- every warring Filipino." the secret two enlisted men of the American navy T stroy This revolutionary party has on its j golden jubilee of the Baptist ized in 1852. Its present edifice in this +- That is the pith of a long -\u2666\u25a0 were killed. California, "*" + rolls 25,0'Vi men in this country alone. Kautz has also for- churches of which is city has become famed the world over cipher cablegram President to free Syria Rear Admiral Francisco on who are willingto ficht warded to the department copies of all to take place in San from the fact that every stick of lum- + McKinley sent to General Otis + the rule of the Sultan of Turkey, j issued, SANTAMay 24. the Santa Rosa organi- from proclamations he ! has which ber, including even "he -"tir-les Manila was + "Young Syria." as the society is zation play an important part. The used -\u2666- at to-day. It have been transmitted to the date De- will its construction, was cut from one \u2666 called, is the result of gradual growth. church here is next to the oldest in the in prompted by several dis- + partment for its satisfaction. tree. So large was this giant of the The success of the Cubans has inspired State. The Baptist State Convention -\u2666- patches from General Otis, -*\u25a0 There is reason to believe that forest that the lumber from its body to take a bold stand. Members say was organized here in 3 53. The serv- transmitted by Secretary Al- It Kautz places the entire responsibility not only r ---ucted the entire church i will be a very man" were under the spreading ger, encouraged -*\u25a0 there "sick in for the trouble upon the German Con- ices held building, which is a large one, but 4- which greatly Europe before lone, for they assert branches of a mammoth oak upon the T sul, aided and abetted by certain Ger- work was completed there re- * the President. they will have funds to equip armies old Henry Hudson place, near town. A when the > mans residing in Samoa. mained on hand more than 1200 feet of 4- vessels of war. its number of relics of the occasion and \u2666 and The high commission will under j lumber that had not bee used. Of the \u2666 \u2666\u2666;\u2666,\u2666>\u2666\u2666> \u2666+++ 4-f \u2666 \u2666\u2666»\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666- The coast lines of Syria, with its an investigation of j connected with the early his- instructions make action charter members of the Santa Rosa de- YORK, May 11.— Her- oov» and inlets and neighboring isles, Kautz's conduct, as well as others tak- tory of the church in this S' .te willbe The •' — nomination Robert Crane of this city ald's Washington correspondent carefully a ing part in the controversy, and place sent to San Francisco for exhibition have been studied properly belongs, in | is the only one now living. following: strategic point of view. revolu- the blame where it during the jubilee. sends the Ilearned The order the home governments may practical- tionists, they say. have leaders with that that General Otis has take proper action. NEWly completed preparations for a naval and military training. DIEGO, May 'of SAN 11.—E. E. Clark movement, which will Acents of the junta, directed from city, who is in the engineering de- if successful be this the of campaign headquarters in this city, are active in partment aboard the United States master stroke the to his against the insurgents. cities' of Syria, in London and in Paris. steamship Philadelphia, writes LOSS Clark, from Apia, HEAVY have been to father, FIGURE under CRIMES Reinforcements sent in th* mountainous John Thousands dis- of April 19, saying: Arthur, is disposing tricts of Syria are counted upon date General Mac who to "There was a fellow shipped at San his troops, and General Lawton has flock to the standard was a of the liberators. Diego as a steward. He Ger- moved his column from Ballinag and Al! of the thirty members of junta YORK, May says: is man, and when he got here he went I AT the 11.- cable to the Journal from Dublin It BY FIRE THF SMITH to strategic position. Th '<< IN a herp had a hand in the preparation of reported that Lord Selborne will succeed the Earl of Cadogan as Vice- ashore buy groceries, but never Maasin They sa^' was a purpose these movements is the call to arms issued to-day. NEWroy Ireland, in September. came back. he snj;_. whole of The of St ef ?r says saw to the insurgents be- proclamation is simply signed "Young A ieaman named he surround 10.000 . - the deserter in a tight our tncn n id lieved to be intrenched at Bacolor, Syria.' of Waldegrove Palmer, Selborne, PEDRO Toward the end the docu- Earl of was born October 17. rebels, says SAN William second the and shot him. He CASE with DIVORCE crush organized forces and make ment is upon at Winchester and at University College, Oxford. He the stress laid the assertion 1559. He was educated he is sure of it. and most of the fel- prisoners who are not killed revolutionary society known was a of the Peace and Count Alderman for Hants, and major Third of all in that the Justice private lows aboard believe him." "Young Turkey" may Rattalion. Hampshire Regiment. He was secretary to Mr. Chllders battle. as lend its co- when Lord High He appointed Bacolor is of operation. lvS2-S4. and to his father Chancellor. was Under YORK, May SAN PEDRO. May 11.—The most ex- southwest San Fernan- 1885, jiat jpf -NEW IL—lncidental to secretary of State Jor the Colonies July. "and as member Parlia- TROUBLE- GROWING -AMONG fire that San experi- do, where General MacArthur's head- When asfceq 'ja similar society ex- of Hampshire ("L. T?.) 1\u25a0'-'"- and an action for divorce brought by- tensive Pedro has ment for Petersrield vision >2. for Edinburgh, years early quarters are established, is cm isted in Armenia, the president He married in 1883 Lady Maud Cecil, G. Smith, manufacturer of enced in occurred here this and the smiled W. Division. 1892-15. was to Beatrice THE FREIGHT HANDLERS Charles buildings line of and asked to be excused from talking daughter of third Marquis of Salisbury. lamps, against his wife, Dora H. Smith, morning. A half-square of the railroad. It is connected San by a wagon \u25a0upon the matter. He frankly said, The Strike at Buffalo Rapidly Assum- I charges of misconduct are was laid waste and two or more per- with Fernando road. in which expected a however, that in the event of Syrian ing a More Serious Aspect. by against the other, appear sons narrowly escaped with their lives. Ma.-Arthur is to send col- made each of retaining uprisings, Sultan would so busy N. V., May 11.— ! features, such as at- The burned district lies west of Beacon umn to the west Bacolor. the be BUFFALO. The strike many sensational position north, attending to "Young Turkey" that he among the members of the Freight- tempted murder and suicide, threats to street and north of Sixth street. It his main on the and * the of two Law ton is believed to have would not have time to give much at- handlers' Union at this port is gradually | kill and several love epistles. extends from corner those General v DEWEY GERMANS assuming aspect. There thoroughfares, not either. column so as to protect to "Young ADMIRAL WHO a serious are pub- but floes cross moved his tention Syria." the case . not I The features of became Upon the conditon that his name was about 2000 of these men pledged to lic to-day wife made an ap- The conflagration started at about 2 communication with Manila and at the work for any contractor, and many of when the morning. began not to be used, o'clock this How it same time flank the insurgents at Ba- and that no description iplication for her support and mainte- definitely known, these men are now on strike. Originally appointment of a does not appear to be color on the east. of his personal appearance be printed, sympathy nance, and for the SOON THE a few of them went out in withI go Angeles, Cal., but according to several accounts there command, WILL SAIL RIDICULE to Los General Luna's which wai the president of the junta consented to the graln-shovelers, and to-night it is be- j commission to was an explosion, which probably oc- to take evidence there. The motions floor last reported at Mexico, can be taken give an interview day. lieved that in case the scoopers gain their Judge Scott in curred on the lower of the Herald out were submitted to the building, street, a care of, it is thought, by a few troops "Iam convinced.' said he. "that the point they will remain until their dif- Court, being re- which stood on Sixth ferences have been satisfied. Supreme the decision short distance from Beacon. As soon making a demonstration in their front. United States is the birthplace of re- managers served. CANAL Several of transportation as the persons who heard the explosion necessity VIASUEZ CONFERENCE because the of hav- publics. Since your country lines said to-day if the contractors marriage of the Smiths took It is of has that The could reach the place it was all aflame ing brought liberty to the Philip- did not speedily demonstrate their ability place in Boston in 1885. They have two high a strong force for this present Cuba and do the work of loading and unloading and beyond saving. There was a pines I upon American soil to children twins— who are invalids. A wind northeast, movement that General Otis has not believe that freight-boats they would be compelled to separation ago from the which aided may occurred several years in spread of the flames. withdrawn the volunteers from Mac- we form plans for the emancipa- May 11.— The Washing- BERLIN, May 11.— Tageblatt to- devise other means of relieving the con- because they not agree, and the NEW YORK. gestion of traffic at the port. could The Fire Department, a volunteer or- Arthur's and Lawton's command pre- tion of Syria. The conditions of Syria publishes the result of an Smith- to pay wife $60 ton correspondent of the Herald tele- day investi- At the Lehigh Valley docks the com- stipulated his ganization, turned out and fought the paratory shipping them home. are terrible. The people are among monthly. She been keeping a to taxed be- graphs: Secretary Long cabled to Ad- gation a number of leading \ pany called in a lot of yard men and has fire, but the water supply was soon re- of the arrival of yond all reason. Property is subject to - other employes to take the lace of the boarding-house since her husband left As a result the miral Dewey to-day authorizing him German professors relative to the sub- duced to an alarmingly low pressure, Light confiscation, and the home is not sa- strikers, At the Central. Erie and other her. He says she has been intimate was apparent the district Twenty-first Infantry and Bat- to come home whenever he deemed it ject of the peace conference which be- big work was practically at an-' it that Artillery, thirty- cred. docks the with William H. Short and Arthur was doomed. The flames communicated tery E of the First wise to do so. and to return by such gins next week at The Hague. The a standstill, the few freight-handlers Lewis, being non-union Waldo but Mrs. Smith declares the two-story Crocker building on nine officers and 1451 enlisted men in "This document is -it a forerunner, route desired. This means that majority of those interviewed express who were at work men. to as he The freight-handlers demand an in- that these charges are unfounded arid street and the Crocker building all, has possible Imay say. as others will follow which will Suez the outcome of a con- Sixth it been for General Admiral Dewey take the the belief that the conference will be crease of wages from 2". cents an nothing but on Beacon street. The two-story build- to to phall outline our policy more clearly. arrive at without hour, rate, 30 spiracy against her. and that the char- Otis send reinforcements General I canal route, and will New practical importance. Pro- the present to cents an ing owned by Benjamin Weston went MacArthur, and at the same time may say ours will not be a talking July on board his flag- fessor Mommsen. the jurist hour for work outside of the freight- acter of these men is such that, the next. Two- small residences were con- York about 15. and his- houses, and 20 cents an hour for inside not be maintain a sufficiently strong force at crusad", but one nf actual warfare. We the Olympia. torian, Yischer, charges should believed. sumed. ship, and Professor Kuno work. They also ask for the abolition of : Smith an interesting nar- Manila to prevent insurgents to Fhall have men. ships and money, too. that professor Mrs. tells The losses are estimated at $16,000, the the The confidence of the officials of philosophy in Heideiburg the contract system. through her counsel of the man- $8000 trying to carry it by "Of the hundred thousand more the Pacific, University, rative with about insurance. The two- southward from and the admiral will not cross ridicule the conference. ner in which she discovered her hus- story building owned by James Herald Syrians in America, of the many hun- to York, is based on Professor says with Mrs. Bessie Stan- assault. but willcome New La Baud that he ex- WOMEN MAY BE band's relations was insured for $2750. The ground floor An encouraging feature of the pres- dreds of thousands throughout the dispatches which have been received pects no material results. Professor ley of Los Angeles. Her story is based of the building was occupied by M. she ent movement is the fact that to the world, as well as millions in our own from him. In fact, the authority sent Westerkanfpf expresses the opinion CATHOLIC KNIGHTS in part from facts that obtained Mayer's saloon. He carried no insur- from her husband's diary, which was by southward the. inhabitants are friendly land, we shall choose the readiest to to Admiral Dewey- to start on his re- that such a conference ran have no re- ance. The upper floor was occupied sent to her fiom the Chief of Police of Its. Sylvester and S. G. Waltney. to Americans, and on the Rio Grande our cause, and the first combined turn voyage in his discretion is based sults before public opinion the world Sudden and Overwhelming Reversal J. to-day by principle Los Angeles, and from clippings from Their loss is $1000; Insurance $400. Dr. there are a number of army gun- stroke will be to a finish. And when on advices received from him over. He indorses the of in- of the Vote by Which They city of April 2*l and Boor, newspapers of that Wilson, on the same lost $500; in- boats, which will be useful in main- the blow falls 'Young Turkey,' which Secretary Long. These advices are pri- ternational arbitration. — Were Excluded. : These reports show that surance, vate, Secretary promptly LONDON, May 11. 27. 1895. $400. Another two-story taining at same as powerfully organized as we, will but the acted Sir Julian CITY,Mo., May 11.— con- Charles H. Stanley shot his wife Bes- building owned by Mr. Herald was communication and the is upon them, It is from the Paunceforte, the Embassador of Great KANSAS The any insurgent give the Sultan's government all can and apparent troversy of ten years' standing was set- sie and immediately afterward com- occupied by J. M. Brysen as a saloon. time attacking bodies it cablegram sent to the admiral that the Britain to the United States and one of ! may range of to at home, we shall tled by the Catholic Knights of America mitted suicide as she had threatened to He carried $1000 and saved nothing. that come within their attend while found situation admits of his departure at the British delegates to the peace con- They great ' to-day when the delegates meeting here leave him. also stated that Herald's one-story building was occu- guns. on Syrian soil its first republic, this time. •\u25a0-/'\u25a0 . ference at The Hague, had a confer- G. Smith, whom Smith to-day In annual convention voted to admit Charles Mrs. pied by Putney's hardware shop. Part is of the preparations for to be perpetuated there forever." It was said by an official with whom ence with President Seth Low says her husband, had induced Mrs. "It because Captain A. T. Mahan, women to the order. Yesterday the reso- is of the stock was saved. The loss on proposed movement," a prom- 1 talked this afternoon that it was his and members of Stanley to her husband, and had two-story building is the said American delegation. lution proposing this change in the con- leave H. A. Crocker's Italked to- expectation that the admiral will start the This afternon was voted down, made many extensive and extravagant $5000: insurance, $1950. It was occupied inent official with whom home in a very days. Though F. W. Rolls, secretary of the American stitution failing by little news "A SIMPLE ROMAN for few thirty-four votes to receive the necessary presents to her. by Proch's restaurant. His loss is $710; day, "that we have had ordered home Admiral Dewey will re- commission, visited A. J. Balfour, the Stanley committed sui- Jones, grocers, two-thirds majority. To-day there was At the time no insurance. Real & from General Otis. President Schur- CATHOLIC LAYMAN" main a member of the Philippine Com- Government leader in the House of says Smith left Los $1200; insurance, $600. Depart- Commons._ a complete change of front. At this af- cide Mrs. Smith lost Ben Weston's man has not cabled the State mission until its dissolution and will yes- Angeles so hurriedly that he left behind building was valued at $1000; no insur- message last Friday, act in an advisory capacity to ternoon's session reconsideration of personal effects, ment since his of Rev. C.W. de L. Nichols, an Episcopal the terday's was moved and carried, his baggage and some ance. It was occupied by Hixson's President upon his arrival. action diary, pocketbook. but we suppose that he and his col- Clergyman. Forsakes the Faith PROBABLE PERSONNEL including his and hardware store. His' loss was $1500; in- and a vote was retaken without debate. of by police leagues have held further conferences of His Fathers. The result was the surprising total of These were taken care the surance, $1000. '____ OF ITALY'S NEW CABINET 432 votes In favor of the women to 29 Smith made good his escape and his with Aguinaldo's emissaries regarding NEW YORK. May 11.— The Rev. C. W. FINDLAY WILL NOT against. The convention greeted the effects, request, were sent on to government which willbe given to at her THE OF the army de Lion Nichols to-day severed his con- result with tremendous applause. her. She charges that her husband MISSION MAJOR the Filipinos. With the insurgent nection with the Protestant Episcopal FIGHT EXTRADITION Marquis Has Ac- The Illinois delegates voted solidly with a woman whom she at destroyed and its members Visconti Venosta against the women, casting twenty-seven came East TO Bacolor church, profr? P ed the Roman Catholic cepted the Foreign Office believes to be Mrs. Stanley, and that MARCHAND FASHODA captured. Aguinaldo and his subordi- faith and San Luis Obispo Embezzler to Vol- votes. The other negative votes were in Brooklyn. be more eager to was received as a communicant ;: \u25a0 Portfolio. from South Carolina and Wisconsin. they lived for some time nates will no doubt of St. Stephen'? at the evening mass. untarily Return From V Though women will be admitted under When she accused him of being one of Government Charged With Having obtain the concessions the United Rev. Mr. Nichols, who is of independ- Peru. ROME. May 11.— Although the composi- the amended constitution, they will be the persons concerned in the Los An- Sent Him There to States is willingto give them than they means, tion of the reconstruction Cabinet has permitted to carry but $1000 insurance, or she says he admitted that to be." • ent Is well known In this city, and Cable to The and the Now geles affair Fail. now appear —— recently has Ppecjal Call Turk not yet been officially announced, it is half the amount that is allowed to men. her that he was not +— been assistant .tor in St. Herald Copyrighted, 1899, by James Gor- Women willbe permitted to Join between he was. but told PARIS, May 11.—In the Petit Journal Luke's Church. He gave his services don Bennett. considered that the Ministerial crisis is ages IS and 40 years. aware that the woman was married. without salary. LIMA,Peru. May 11.— practically over. This evening Marquis the of an Maurice Barras accuses the Government VOLUNTEERS WILL Samuel Findlay, Counsel for Smith introduced affi- of haying originally WHEN Mr. Nichols when seen to-night said: who was arrested here on a chars of Visconti Venosta notified General Pellouz denying that he had been guilty sent Major March- three years davit and to Fashoda only to have the appear- "For T have been studying having embezzler! public funds In San of his acceptance of the Foreign Office BISHOP POTTER MAY of improper conduct with Mrs. Stanley, RETURN FROM PHILIPPINES \u25a0nd debating reasons which have ed me Luis Obispo "County, California, portfolio. given her money and ance of acting, and of having hoped that finally to sever my has The new Ministry may probably or that he had he would says: relations with the waived examination proceeding and de- be ORDAIN DR. BRIGGS not succeed. He "When May 11.—In reply to Episcopal church and become a Roman clares he will return to California volun- made up as follows: presents. Captain Barratier brought Major March- WASHINGTON. Catholic. Ifind that spiritual light which tarily. He hopes thereby to ohtain Premier and Minister of Interior, Lieu- and's dispatches to Paris, M. del Cas«;e the cable of Adjutant General Corbin last could Pelloux, Senator, Deepens (Foreign Isought 1.c.-: be found for me in greater clemency. tenant General Luigi Uncertainty as the Day Set APPOINTMENTS Minister.! said to him: 'When night in regard to the return of volun- the mother church, and so r resigned my Findlay was formerly Tax Collector of Minister of Foreign Affairs, Marquis RUMORED you found yourselves in the presence of cabled this morning: office in the Apart for the Ceremony Ap- a superior force you teers General Otis priestly Episcopal church and San Luis Obispo County, and disappeared Emilio Visconti Venosta, Senator. should have with- May Adjutant General. Wash- am now a sim; IS9$. War, proaches. BY THE GOVERNOR drawn.' IL— Roman Catholic lay- on November 17. He Is alleged to Minister of Lieutenant General MADE ington:MANILA!The volunteers who willbe first to re- between $12,000 and $15,000 G. Mirri, comander of the Sixth Army — "Captain Barratier replied, forty-five miles man." have embezzled YORK. May 11. Uncertainty 'Monsieur turn are now at Negros and Corps and Bologna Military NEW military honor!' front. It is that the Division. deepens as day approaches Include San Jose Normal School Trus- shrugged from Manila at the of Rear Admiral G. B. the which was "M del Casse his shoulders transports arriving willexactedtake the re- Minister Marine. originally set Asylum Captain th» now Bettolo, commander of the Levant squad- for the ordination of Dr. tees and Agnews and Barratier bowed and retired turning volunteers. The latter understand that Briggs. Opponents of the clergyman The next day the Foreign they begin to for the United States ron. have Manager. Minister in- will leave They Minister of Public Works. Signor Pietro been firm in the belief that his ordination vited Captain Barratier to luncheon, but the latter part of the month. know the Lagava. Deputy. RAN JOSE. May 11.—Itis rumored here the latter declined." importance of their presence here at this time. will he indefinitely postponed. To-day, Gage to-day appointed TWO HUNDRED BUILDINGS Minister of Public Instruction, Dr. however, there were developed that Governor indications Sweigert Brown of c» Guido Baccelli, Deputy. Briggs' George and Dr. H. C. Minister of the Treasury, Professor which Dr. friends said appeared this city. Frank Short of Fresno and *°-. Paolo Bozelli, Deputy, to point to a determination on the part Leavitt of Oakland trustees of the San Minister Finance, Signor Antonio of Bishop Potter to proceed the Jose State Normal School and A. 8? BURNED IN AUSTRIAN TOWN of with cere- this city as manager of Salandra. Deputy.' i.. , ". mony. Rev. Dr. Huntington of Grace Greeninger of j. POPE Church hinted that he had information Agnews Asylum. LEO DECLARES FOR regarding intentions . CUBAN STEVEDORES ON STRIKE. the of Bishop Potter, VIENNA, May fire in. but was not at liberty to make them pub- THOSE BLUEFIELDS CLAIMS. jft £ 11.—In a great tbe Up lic. In an editorial the Churchman. Bish- A UNIVERSAL JUBILEE J They Want More Wages and Tie op official mouthpiece, to-day Awaiting the Action 88 Potter's• ; Minister Merry *. of province of says: i •\u25a0• 5; town Guera liurr)ora, Pu- « the Ships. .:'-' '-...?- Nicaraguan Government. ft " cannot expected of the \ HAVANA. May More than seven The church be to pledge her- Kowir>a, buildings, prin- acquisitions of of, WASHINGTON, May 11.—United States Mgr. a 8? a 200 including the hundred Cuban stevedores are out on self to all kinds scientific in- *a ROME, May 11.—The Pope this morning handed to Marini |' vestigation. Scientific Bible study, is really Merry has further advised J 88 strike and the. work ships in the religious an Minister the bull declaring a universal jubilee in the year 1900. The bull was after- 55 cipal church, town r)all and on harbor evidence of growth of feeling, not of Department respecting the claims 88 the otber I? being and critics State ward promulgated according Peter's, jls done by.Chinese under police Its decline. Archaeologists are do- at Bluefields to custom, in the vestibule of St. ft ing work in making, the of American merchants to 5? public edifices, and all the school-houses, *] guard. The stevedores had been receiving heroic Bible sources exemption from double payment of cus- where Mgr. Dellaquila read it aloud in the present of the prelates and gj It 25 cents an hour, and they are and Bible contents more intelligible every day. *°_~ •' striking for" Machinery,and administration of church of toms taxes. He reports that the entire an enormous audience. The• bull was then affixed to the doors of the c Many life _ :' :--v ' \u25a0an increase of 10 vessels •o were destroyed. » cents. are our day should not be used to hamper progress amount of money Involved in the dispute 88 -*'\u25a0\u25a0->'. ""*'/' '\u25a0 \u25a0-\u25a0*. *\u25a0 . •8 delayed by the strike and the boats due to of research and carry us off from the pathway is about $19,000, and that he is now await- c« basilica. _. \u25a088 leave to-morrow . will not be able to sail of to the byways of obscuration ing further presentation of the Nica- „ -, ; truth and the 5 88 82 83 88 88 83 88 88 '. 88 88 83 88 82 82 82 82 « 8* 82 8* 82 82 83 82 82 88 88 88 88 88 83 88 88 83 Ibefore next week. .: prejudice.' ---•_--\u25a0 raguan Government in the case. ft 838888 88 85 85 888888888838888888 83 83 88 88888888 88 8888 88 88 88 88 888888JS1-