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WEATHER TO-DAY.
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VOL. HI.
RALEIGH. N. Ci THURSDAY. APRIL 1 J. 1899.
No. 114,
7 " jT" Tj
DURHAM BOYS
COMING SHY
Complication of Accidents in j
Chatham County.
Mil!
ifililiLlllUlUl !
mm mm n
Small Force of American and British Sailors Ambus-
caded by Eight Hundred Hafaafans.
The Water Company's Claim of the
Bed of Eno River Adjutant Gen
eral Royster Visits the Light
Infantry Two RIproarlous At
tractions.
Durham, April 12. Special. -Oora-p.any
I. First North Carolina Volun
teers, will be mustered iout Saturday,
April 22.1. and will reach Durham the
next morning. Your correspondent re
ceived a letter from an officer in the
regiment this morning in which this in
formation was given.- The -writer Went
on to say that a great many of -the
.bovs would remain in Savannah a few
day- to. say goodbye to friends, and
that only sc portion' cf 'the company
would reach here Sunday morning. , The
entertainment committee is getting
everything in readiness to give them a
royal reception.
News has been received here to the
effect that Mrs. B. G. Yates, who lives
mar Williams' 'Mill, Chatham counlty,
was seriously burned last Monday. She
was sitting in front cf the fire when
her dress ignited, and in a short time
she was enveloped in flames. Her hus
band, who had been confined to his toed
for seme time, sprang to her assistance,
but was so -weak that he fell and. re
ceived a painful wound on his head.
Mrs. Yates ran out of the door and was
met by her son, who succeeded in put
ting ou't the flames. In doing so he Was
severely burned about the hands and
face. At last reports 'Mrs. Yates was
in a serious condition.
The Beard of City Aldermen "held a
called meeting thismornIng and elect
ed Mr. Frank L. Fuller a member of
the school comimittee of Durham for six
years. Ait a recent 'meeting of the
board Mr. T. B. Fuller was elected a
member of the commit tee, butSbe &e-
dined to serve on account of his 'busi
ness relations. Mr. Frank Fuller is a
mem'ber of the law firm of 'Puller,
Winston & Fuller, and is a good man
for the place.
Xex'; week Durham is to have a Mex
ican bull right anda female "ball team
hire on the same da'yv Both of the at
tractions are under the same manage
ment and are (being well advertised. A
local team will he organized, to play
the girl baseballists, and the sport will,
no doubt, attract a large crowd. The
game w'lill he played in the afternoon
and the bull fight will come off at
night.
The Trinity College ball team is on
a Southern tour of victory, as the spe
cials to The Post yesterday and today
show. This aifternoon the Durham
players were to have crossed baits with
the Georgia .School of Technology but
the game was called off by the Techs,
who claim that the Trinity team con
tained professionals. The Atlanta Con
stitution says that Manager Cobb
strenuously demied the allegation, but
the Techs held out and would not pliy.
Ais soon 'as the era imp Was rallied -fif t:Ti
firemen of Atlanta offered the icollege
hoys .a game, and the offer was ac
cepted. The game was played this af
ternoon at 3 o'clock. Tomorrow and
Friday the Trinity- team will "play the
Mercer University e&!m at Macon, Ga,
''MacAfee and Smith are playing great
ball on the Southern tour. In the game
iMonday Mac s'enft the ball out for a.
home run. '
In my eorresponden'ee a few days ago
I mentioned the fact that the Durham
Water Comipany bad entered the bed
of fcno River as unclaimed property,
intending to ask -the count for a deed
to the sames The company has already
purchased and has a deed o more -than
naif otf the river frotm Hillsboro to
where it empties into Neuse river. In
all, some thirty-odd claims have been
bought, and the remainder of the river
Is being asked for as ! unclaimed land.
splendid exhibition df work in the va
rious departments of the school. Pro
fessor "White says that this band is a
credit to the State.
'Adjutant General B. TV Royster. of
Oxford, while in Durham last night,
paid a visit to the Durham Light In
fantry. General 'Royster, who is at the
head cf the State Guard, has a -warm
place in t'he 'hearts of all the soldier
boys. He was given a hearty recep
tion last night.
The wife of Mr. Rufus Daniels died
at her home on Pine street this morn
ing. Her -death resulted from a cocirpli
catio'n of diseases. She leaves a young
husband and onje child. '
The little cbird of Mr. Walter Howell,
who lives on Carr street, fell over a
chair last ni'gtht and broke its arm.
Captain Gilmore, superintendent of
the Memphis and Vieksburg Railroad,
was in Durham a short while this
merninrj. He was en route from Chase
City. Va.. where he had been on a visit
- ' - .
to his family to Memphis Tein AUcklarJd, N. Z., April 12. -Advices from Apia itfay tbac on April 1 ia Brills
- m. v - v .
The Oak Ridge baseball team passed and American force waa ambuscaded by a party of MUtaafa's follower!", and
.through this city today on the way to thait Lieutenant FrcemaTi, of the Brltbh cruder Tauranga, and two AmeT
. - lcuin offiecTS and four tailor were killed. The American officer killed wre
aixernoon witmne worner team. I . -
Mr. James Southgate, head cf the in- ien'am 1 m,1! 1JansIal0 an1 ?1-n J-- -Mcnagban. of the Phila
surance firm of James Southgate & de!P'hia. They were left dead cn tbe field, an' J 'their bodf;s were found decapi-
Son, is confined to his room with sick- rated. T'he Ambush of Xfataafans wu laid upva a Germfcm plantation, the
T T - i - fm - I
ness. m was reponea as Deing xme maragcr of which Was since been arreted and 'fa ken on board the British
better this morniing, but will not be able
II 'MSB OF 1 M KILLED 10 HID
Ensign Monaghan's Life Yielded in Devotion to a Wounded
Comrade A British Lieutenant Killed A German
Planter Arrested for Complicity in the Alassacrc-
to attend to his
several days.
business duties for
MAJOR GENERALS DISCHARGED.
elded th U the general situation ham net
been a fTec ted. but it U admitted that
the incident has ajrgravated the exist
ing friction bctarecn Germany on one
hand ar.J Great Britain and the United
Strict on the other, and later may play
an i.-r.pcrtsnt rm In drtermlnlnc
whether treaty relations hali con-Inue.
For the present the chance of a hos
tile outcome are mall, but In the mrd
dleJome liypcitlon cf German Ccoul
Hoe an element cf danger to the
continuance cf friendly trlationat.
Another such affair an that of April lrt
trace: direttly to ;he influence c?
Ra?e, may be fcllowei by a clah that
rriy Affect the ?ace cf the wcrH.
TCii3 Rcvemment :l! favor M-ndinc
c-rr.-r.irs5nrrrf wltlicvc de-lay, and I
furprirted by Germany; but Knf;ianJ"
P2i:ilcn maktii thU !mpc'.dble. Th
Gtr.iran e.T.bary has Ifuh1 art official
fiatccmrt. niyins that "Krjslani raise
rew difricuCe of ruch a. complicated
nature lha: thry are not to be dalt
w:h telfrrihlcatly." It wa an
nounccd that ihe German irpreweata
tive on thf corr.mlsion. Yen Sierr.be rx.
flrt cretarf c -tbe rmbar.!y, would
fad fcr Deiiin Inrti ad of San Franclco.
The :atment ad.l
"Berlin new that Germany would
demand natij.'artlon for the arbitrary
action cf Kflu.z la not cred.'tM in o.Ti
cruiser Tauranga, upon an affidavit to the effect tbat he wa swi urffinjy cial quartern and ntcro to U a ma-
t'he Muia'afan iti fight. jliclcua Invcxtlcn. The whole qutwtion
Tlie ckmrbin-ed DrJtish and American fcrces confuted of if,-, mr, si ri cn account cf anr.oa I pending at prr-
lent, r.' t b?f Arn the hr- fniiT f
ouu ia.iu -t icins. iiiMtn '.iiia 11 i u, n KMiictiiuy uw nunc l euicnani ian3- u.....
oaif wno nati oeen mi oy a native duijoi.. lie remam a Dy the ride of the At a conference between the in;.
fallen Lieuitcnant too long, and was sh dt a be wan in the uct of retirtnsr. dent ar.4 the ?ecrt4artei cf State ani
WILKES COUNTY.
Btni
Argument Begun at Greens
boro Bcforo Judge Purncll.
A Number of Them Retained In the Service
as Brigadiers.
Washington. Atril 12. Orders have Tne. headless. bodies of LanJale and Monashan were aUter ward brought in by Pav H wa deteitnlne l Xhxz no srKd
couui come from the cirpa;ch of rtvre
war fhip- to Apia, as wh a courr
m.'ffht precipitate a clash. Two collier
Tn a. previous engagement twenlty-se ven Mla'Aiafans were killed, bu"t none
issued by the War Derrartment dis- some Freaich ori?sts.
Charging a number jef general volun
necessary by the offvcial ending of "the
war. Major Generals James H Wilson. Further advice from Apia say tbat upon the arrival of the British cruiser
Lee, Wheeler, Batten, Young, 'Chaffee, Tauranga at Apia, the British and American consuls issued a proclamation
Ludlow and Wood, and Brigadier Gen- to g.ive Mataafa a last chance, and that the French priets also umI their In-
Charles Kmi?, Grant, Hughes, Oven-1
shine and Hale continue in service asp ty UCSUUJ,M t4U" u1Uft d,m ,,",us wrnwura. cm Marrn :.un the
brigudiers of volunteers under the new enemy was sighted at iMaguigi, and machine guns and a even-pounder were
law. . used.
Preparation of Pay Rolls I v..v .... . . . . ... . v . v . . "vi.ij wh- vinm a.
Havana, April 12. An important ll"vUfi" """ -" xunous mat ne went 10
meeting of .Cuban generals, presidetl the king and threatened to shoot any man found taking: bead. The kins'
over by"Gcmez, will be held tomorrow then issued a proclamation forbidding the practice. The German consul wrote
arc on the way, however, and th-lr per
sonnel will add considerable to Kautx'n
command.
to arrange details of the disbandment
of the Cuban ..army, which is to be ef
fected immediately. The work of pre-
paring.pay rolls will begin Friday.
PRIIGHSRD WOULD KOT BE JUDGE
Declares That He is forEwart
to Last the Ditch.
to Admiral Kautz askin; if two great Christian nation approved of thia in
human and barbarous practice against the laws of Christianity and the de
cree of the supreme court. The admiral replied, agreeing wirh the consul as
to the inhumanity of the practice, and pointed out that had the German con
sul upbeld the decree. '? tbe supreme court of Januiu-y -there Would hnv been
no bloedshed, and the custom was an old Samnan one, but flit made known
to the xrld ten years ago.
Expeslitionsnn armed cutters of the Tauranga and rorpolo are doing
considerable execution against Mataafa's strongholds alatig the coast. Abiut
forty-six of Mataafa's boats and several vlllagi-H have been destroyed. In the
meantime Hying columns are being nent daily along the roads and through the
Noted Duelist Commits Sutclce.
3lact, Ga.. April 12. iPair Julian
Ru-r--ome IieS tirvs vozrxs . flare hvcK
nigbt from the eft jctbi of man hlnj tak
en with trjUMal inters FV'waw time
Hansom had ;ti 111. a-n J tt in thought
Khsxt Wu v.'i Induced by derpulr.
He wua one of ihe mwt rs.ted duello
In the S0Uf.l. an 1 OWrvr-1 nrrr iw
, www.. ma.
f-nwt p!ao:atl3T 1n the State. Hc tn
reported .x lae Wt aboun. STS.OOO in
the wrrck of ie TC-ja-rix ntxl Iiii;ks
Mills, and nxr-f of Ms frWJb thtak
this turned hU mML
WHE&IOH GfilSES FIUPIEQ FORGES
Rebel Charge Repulsed With
Heavy Loss.
lean
uh
bulh near Apia.
In the ambuscade at the German plantation the allies of J he English and LawtOft Pursues Insurgents Beyond
Santa Cruz and Captures all Their
from the Royalist burst on the battlefield, scaring the rebels, and Hunt suc
ceeded in escaping to the beach.
Samoans pay that Mataafa on three occasions had resolved to surrender.
but the German consul, Herr R3te, advised hfm not to do bo, and he now says
he will never give up, but fight to the death.
Some Legal Aspects of the Matter
Require a Consultation Prltch- Americans bolted when the firing began, but the marines and bluc-Jickela
ard Not Talkina Politics Ifiioo their ground splendidly. A colt automatic gun wKh a landing party be-
Wacihineton Anrlll' -r-ml -Sen camo Janl,:lt,,1 and the Americans and British were practkally at the merry
ator Pritchard arrived here this morn- of the rebels. But "retreat" was sounded three time before the marine and
ing. Me will remain until Friday, when blue-jackets reiireo.
he will return home. He came upon Seaman Hunt, of the British cruiser Porpclse, had an extraordinary escape.
IIe rernained with Lieutenant lansviaie until ciutbed over the head and
nnni nn. A r .'Z In J knocked senseless. He revival as the natives were cutting off his rigt ear
will see the Pres-iident tomorrow in and were turning him over in order to cut off hla left. At this juncture a h?ll
Ewarifs behalf. .
"I see in newspapers of the 'State fre-
quent jmenticn. Senator Pritchard
said to The Pot correspondept, "that
in the event the President does not re
appoint Ewart I will- ba appointed I
wish you "would say for me that in no
roritiire-PTiiPV. loresent' or rpmntn wnul.1
I accept the position cif judge for the Washington, April 12. The first official news of the flghtinr in Samoa
Western District of North Carolina un- reached the Navy Department early thhi morning In a cipher dispatch from
der existing conditions. I am for Admiral Kau'tz .which said:
;u;frti Hi tT".,;- ! "Oh April lt. while the combined forces of Brlthb and United States under
ifimnht linnr d hp PrPS flfnr will t rvra mnAir.t I '
him. If the President, however, de- Lieutenant Freeman, British navy, were reconnoiti-ring near Apia, they were
clines to do so, then 1 will recommend ambuscaded. I deeply regret to announce the death of Lieutenant Philip V.
some one else and urge that matter be tjansdale, Ensign John R. Monaghan, Coxswain James Butler, Ordinary ea
immediately settled." Norman E. Edale, and five men wounded belonging to the Philadelphia,
: - xSj . h-tp British loss; Killed, two men and Lieutenant Freeman."
w - w r ;i i r r in i r-i riivr; 1111a Dni lit: mi i t i - l
tain legal phases of his case that have
been brought to the attention of Attor
ney General Griggs. Senator Pritohard,
When asked about" the 'politica,! situa
tion in North Carolina, said he was
devotinig himself strictly to law and not
now talking politics. ,
Evidence cf Collusion Between
Plaintiff and Defendant-Discrepancy
Between 0f!rj!na! and Re
vised Opinions of Judge Douclas
Grerai n. X. CL. Arttl li eprcUJ
The arrunrrnt In b Wllke cocrtfr
SU)bd cane u- br-pun ttl afttnont .
by Cape Cba. Price for the bonJ Ik4j
ern, befre Jadf Ihrrntll la tae fnl'.el
ii.-a:i-.f Circuit Court. . Csft rr4e tpck
for twt and a half hours, bea
the Cnr.i odjowtird. He will ccmrlud
tamorrow tromlnc. and will Ce flow
ed by J od Avery. io:icJjr fur the re
ppjndmx., b'a 0.mmii!arT- tr
W-.lkos oountty. and hrr.
"In the opinion of lawjncrA imrit
Cai-t. Irlco mud' an able 'aad t-m
vlnclnz ai'puroenl. Km pcrt'trmJaar tbe
Jirtlictloal faivj, ami tb.n hoirlsc
that the Mttle4 opinkm of the legisla
tive, judicial ani f-xccutlv decre
ment f iho sftaue, and cf th- lext
profcsicn in favor of validity
of the txanda in question uatU l T,
hen Vat Oxford 1jo1 cae ia dtxli-
eJ. The Judrmrrt & urprie
to the ptvfejn and to the pub
lic Keneratty, In view cf fb eVidencr oC
coilurksi between the pJafntJff arid ?
fendant In the suit brought la the gcaic
court.
it wa rhown by Oapt- Price, mv.nc
other am That the brief f.ird by cb
nnrney tvr the bon4hr;dera In the a
prrnte Obutt of th. lr.;;ej Siatt, 031
ctt correct a r.iv.vnjf.v. cf fuc
bich appuind In the cnicn wrtr.cn
by Judje rusla, t the efTt thai
no"p.art c"the tultncad ran Ir-T.o tb
county of VI!k4, nbta In f wensy
oc ml leu of It tra;-r! t-aJd cnoaiy.
Thin trdjtaterbi'nt appt-arvJ iti " .
opinJwn of Judge DousU. a extneadated
In the recd cai "m thr 5u;ncm'e Cwurt
cf tii United ftaren, but kra i nj.
ttr ia ni op!nkn W J IMujctJt
a pu'allttvnl In tbe IU4 ?C'ifh CanIto
Itepcrt; tisr 'dt" It appmr lr tits
uth55r?tt "ltrrrrrrifr. tn which rbe
ipinl Wua aiu pub:i!3fX The dt-
tf p'Jhb4heJ trfnnt of (hi optnioa
aI tb? cvpy cnx to the Saprem Oxjn
f he UrutcS Staea cn"ae4 profaual
Shipping.
M m: la. April 12. Whcaton brigade.
which ftas bert oncentratlnc at
B.'tave. irtatcJ early thl mofnlns,
chaiinK the Flllpinoa beyond anta
"Marl, which town the Americua cap
tured in the counre of their advance.
The enemy made a charge upon ihe
American front with a Galling Run, but
were utterly routed, l4ng 109 men
In killed and wounded.
Sick Soldiers Arrive From Cuba.
Newport ilews, April 12. The hos
pital ship Missouri, which sailed from
Havana 'Sunday with 210 soldiers
aboard, arrived this morning. Every-
lt will probably be su hard fought legal ithing was found in excellent shape and
ba.ttle. Superintendent tMichie, of the penmission was given to unload the sick
Water Company, told me this morning ! soldiers, all of whom are from volun-
that his company : was going to- (con
tinue to give the Durham, people a good
water service, regardless of all law
uits, claims and opposition to the com
pany. There has been considerable
controversy between the town and
water people, but for some, time past
the comipany has been; giving entire
satisfaction.
teer regimfents which served in the
vicinity of Havana, The soldiers were
taken to Josiah Simpson general hos
pital for treatment. - -
, The Plague In the Orient.
Washington, April 12. A. cablegram
received at the State Department from
United States Consul Wildman, a't
Berlin, April 12. Profound regret ia ex preyed in official circles at the at
tack cif Mataafans on the Anslo-American forces. The moral drawn from the
occurrence is, that there is absolute necessity for sending to Samoa without de
lay a joint commission to cause a cessation cf hostilities, establish rc5p-ni-bilities
and calm the natives. Germany's plan is said to be-that the comrnl-
sion should make a tabula rasa In Samoa and assume government. It is stated
that the success of the plan rests with England, whose present attitude ciu.-c
mudh criticism.
LYNCHERS IDENTIFIED.
The Blind Institution Band, composed ; Hong Kong, contains a, wmgle word:
f pupii'ls of the ;&iate 'School for the i "PlaguC'thereby announcing the an
Witness Who Was at Killing of Baker Telts
on six Others.
Oharles)ton, S. C, April 12. in . the
Lake City Lynching trial today, Joseph ,
Newham, the lyncher who turoeAl
State's evidenice, gave 'iSie ju-ry an ac
coun't o-f bow the plan was put on foot
'Co kill the negro postmasirer Baker. The
affair had been planmed for some day?,
ahd nwrhing "was left undone to make
Springs; whPre, from Lake CTty. teutt
fled tttit twKcs ami vcrat tkfeivKants
bad tried to gtt blm In the plot, but be
refused.
Washington, April 12. General Ot!
under date of Arrii 12th, cable the foi-
loaing:
Yesterday in the lake rejrbn Lamton
purrued the injurg-nt eatwaril frm
jJranta Cruz, f!Kpering them. He cap
tured all the larger vt! uid in the
lake trade and a i-ranl.h gunboat. He
is now enilimvorintr to tx$t them from
jthe river, where they were concealevl.
ir.':o the lake.
"Whcaton drove the enemy ten miiet
to the eastward of the railway line f
communication with dlalokw. Law ton's
and Wheaton'a caua:ties were few and
if light, un the enemy made no etand.
"1 have been notified by jin that
he will evacuate aIinVro and ivio
soon.
A nrtewerchy fact in regard to thl
latot dispatch fram Otla, aa regarded
by off Pre m of the War Department, is
the apparently epir.g character t4
operation prjsairy conducted by
Lawicn and v heatou. No report nf a
tdngle day operations In Luzo n hrre
tefcre rercived has Indicate! any suttt
dUtance accoatrp!lfhel Cay any of th
to-called R1ng column cf MacArthur
or Wheaton.
SW0AN SITUATION UNCHANGED.
No Present Probability or War. but Rosa Is
an Element of Danatr-Eaataad Halts tfco
Joist Commission Program.
Washington, April 12. Today's devel
opment concerning Famo-i mike It
somewhat uncertain whether the joint
rt tuccewiui. tin- aiunr was over international jpcxr.mlI,n win go to
the ni?-n were gaithered eJt the Bapitlst Apia. Guat BrCtaln tixm declined to tic-
Ti -l - l . -i.. as I .
nna, will give a concert in -Durham nua appearance m ie urease on the : cCiurch ami sworn to secrecy. Xewlam ct-ft certain feature in connection a-Jtlt
in the near future, probablly on the Chinese coast. It will require the most ! idaritified f-'ix of tba prisoners as being the ctxrrmrssion's f unctlonsj
iht of May 1st. Professor J. A. I energetic efforts on the part of our j with him tbat night, and Kald they After a day devote! to coniderallon
"Vbite of Raleigh was here today mak-'medical officers at Manila to prevent j planned the mu-:'d?r. Clark, Erwln, of Uie news of the killing of American
ins arrangements for the concert. In ithe plague ;f rob being Imported from j Rogers and Kelly, he aid, were not in and Britbh offievru and sca-nen by
cwanwtlon with the concert will be a j Hons Kongi ... . the party, w tor. as be knew." iL B. iLataafans, the administration ha4 de-
Basiball Oamts Yetterdiy.
At New Haven It, JL R.
Yale .. .... 9 S
Wcit4eyan ... 3
IU:terit-t: Itobertrnn, Ganin and
Hlritch; Towmfn l and K?jgrii,
At I rinctTon ... R. II. H
Princtten 21 It 2
CVlunhU .. I i
Iacue: Me and Kaf?r; " Green.
Wcm'. and FcadI?.
At r'hllalphta ( t il h. i
Pennylvanta 7 2
Spacwe f 5
LOOPHOLE FOR MOLtNEUX.
:adktmtnt Dismissed oa Croaad Tatt
Impropar Cvldtaco Was Ssomltttd t tia
Grand Jury.
Waterown, -2C. Y, Arttl 12. JuXlc
Wlillan-.. rf the tXV. si;rxme c'r-jrt.
t'ia K:at.v"t.l a m t.r cmi the
lndmr.'t ftr murltr vtaCi' c lt-:rjJ
IL ll;ir.?ux. i mr h-e-Jl In NVr
YVrk aaaJrjc tfUL Th? m.u"- ut
made on the frn-nd tat 1,h:r tin
Irsal evldrnoe . nrm b.; t- '.tv.
fc.an I Jury, ond thi. '.i - etlrr rM
not ufnCdli. u yi .r Jrilictm-rjE.
T.i tiu-t fjr'rr; 3 '?jc r-'l -jr'-r-
wa enttr l t l.je rif trnj.
ga:d vrta 1 - i a I evif.r-. a.-.l r. t-'.h
the ci? rn , c.w t arjrt her
nan 1 Jury. If Ir. Il.t.Nl rj'J bar
i ftanl tr.l. at.l If r.. Jaiitl -rruJd
be co'tfc'l t !. rhrr fr-m run 'air. .
Qf tl Victory U DolliU.
Llrna. iVru. Axil 12. via Giivw'rti,
Teaai, Aftl 12. The la-vt nc from
DoL'.Ta U TThut GcrptTal Panda, the rrr.
tfmlcmary leader. ha 'dcfittri tb
army of IVMcnc Anxo. J baa oc
curred Ctutt. tbe frJdrma 'mms of
opera I iu ft.
AJonao anvt hi mk.lem have gto
t ArJt-rc-ta. a svarnrt of ChilL on
the Pay of alK-na aril tbe reroluUsn
Is looked upn brine n-leL
Baali Orsaalzed at Caapl H IIL
Chapel MIL N. April 12.-Sprrt
The Uxjik of Cfcajvl llijl crriaJel
fc,re leday wj-.Ci an atxhcrlrr'J capsejl
of.lwO,tM. Tlie Imwrct attra are CvL
J, S. Carr. DaV.J McCaub-y. Judre
Winston, C L LIndry ar! J. Craw.
fcrl Uicra. CoL Carr was elected prj
licr.:. C I L!r.ry vfcrrv I5L A
trick bankins- bu;U:sr will be erect cl
on 2.1 aln trrt ia a frw tJiys.
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wa consttuS'tcd a foi:or. oa April 12.
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flljj.tr f Ponrtgn Affair. .
tarttlsh Satps ordersd f Apia.
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tella axd Dillon, , ( fcatt icca ikiwd to Apia.
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