Denton County Record and Chronicle. (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 17, No. 16, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 24, 1898 Page: 3 of 4
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THE JtECOHD AN/?
SWELL GIRL AS PEDDLER.
S. Stout,
President.
H. F. fcSCHWEER
Cashier.
8. It. Dav**i,
Vice President
UNION OF TltMlEE STATES.
Ceremonies Attending the Inauguration
the Republic of the United States of
Central America Simple.
of
Now One Country.
Managua, Nicaragua, Nov. 2u.—The
ceremony incident to the organization
of the United States of Central Amer-
ica, formed by the union of Nicaragua,
Salvador and Honduras, was brief and
quite simple. President Reyes of the
expiring diet of the greater republic
of Central America, created on June
20, 1895, the thre three presidents
formed the treaty of Amapala, deliv-
ered the three commissioners, ou<j
from each state, all authority an,I
powers heretofore possessed by the
diet. Each of the commissioners then
made formal public declarations to
support the constitution of Central
America, and all laws made in accord-
ance therewith.
There was an armed force of about
500 on Tiger Island, on which Ama-
pala, the temporary capital, is located,
when the new government was organ
ized. They were called "guards of
honor," but were kept on the lookout
to prevent the landing on the island
of suspicious parties. This precau-
tion was taken in view of the fact
that assertions were made in certain
quarters that the constitution of the
federation had not been submitted to
the people, and that the presidents of
the three states had conspired to Keep
themselves in autocratic power. It is
said the "powers held by the diet and
transferred to the government com-
mission were in great part fictions and
myths, and that the members of the
diet had no means of enforcing their
decrees."
The government of the United States
of Central America, by virtue of the
constitution, is to command the na-
vies, armies, custom houses, revenues,
etc., of the three states, and is to have
a federal district of 7000 square miles j
of territory, embracing the Gulf of
Fonseca. and four large civil strips of
land, in which are situated the ports
on the Pacific coast of Corinto, Nicar-
agua, Amapala, Honduras and La
Union, Salvador, over which they will
have special charge.
It now -are that the Mjmmlsslon-
am -vernors of the three
•- idents havir"
' ave agi
Sharkey (Jets Decision.
New York, Nov. 23.—The Sharkey-
Corbett fight, which was witnessed by
the largest and most representative
gathering of sporting men that ever
congregated to see a ring cor.test,
about 9000 being preser* ended in a
most disgraceful fiasco last night at
the Lenox Athletic club. Corbett had
all the worst of the encounter, when
one of his seconds, "Connie" McVey,
jumped into the ring in the ninth
round, appealing to the referee, thus
violating the rules, and the referee,
"Honest" John Kelly, had no alterna-
tive but to disqualify Corbett and
award the bout to Sharkey. McVey's
act was absolutely inexcusable, and
the referee, believing that there was
a "job" in McVey's action, took it upon
himself to declare all betp off. Before
Kelly did so, however, many of those
who had bet on Corbett, and they were
legion, appealed to the refjeree to take
such action, while ShaiW'.vites shout-
ed against such interference, and pro-
tested that he had no authority to de-
clare bets off.
Tt was an unfortunate and abrupt
ending to what promised to be a most
interesting fight. For weeks both Cor-
bett and Sharkey had trained faith-
fully and prepared for the contes', and
when they stripped last night each of
them showed excellent condition.
Sharkey was very confident of sufccess,
and the manner in which he acquitted
himself in the ring while t/ue fight
lasted showed very plainly (that his
confidence was founded r.Vn goo.l
grounds. On the other hand^l Corbett
Must Answer l»y Nov. 28.
Paris. Nov. 22.—The Spanish and
American peace commissioners met in
joint session at 2 o'clock yesterday aft-
ernoon. The Americans declared the
United States must have the enllo
Philippine archipelago, ifnil for a
treaty cession of the Islands the Amer-
icans tendered to Spain J20.000.000
It Is further declared that it is the
purpose of the United States to main-
tain (he Philippine islands as an "open
door" to the world's commerce.
On the terms named, the United
hit the sailor in the body
Sharkey protested. Shark?
ness and aggressiveness w
low and
s quick-
re aston-
.t^onrillo I>!.j»Iea«
Uividon, Nov. 22— An&nclllo, the
agent of Aguinal'io, wl/h Ills advisers
returned here fr;"-'t Paris yesterday
morning. II'1 jinnounced himself as
being very Indieynant at the statement
made l-y MaJ. oW Wesley Merritt in
rejily *-0 the arraignment of '^fmerican
(.•fleers made by *he Insurgent junta
of Hong Kong iti an open letter to
president McKinl
the United State/;. The general slt'i;-
tlon also displeased, and, aft-
er recalling to an interviewer "how the
States proposes a mutual relinquish-1 Filipinos have loyally and effectively
ment of all claims for ^o'lemnlty, na- aided the Americans," lie added:
Uonal or personal, usequent to the "Gen. Merritt's references to the Kll-
l.ist outbreak rot the Cuban insurrec , ipinos as 'children' Is simply an echo
Hon. of a Spanish saying, and he may, like
Nov. 28 Is fixed as the date on which j the Spaniards, find his error when It is
the United States commission desires a j too late.
final response to yesterday's proposi- "I am afraid the Filipinos will nev-
tions and all other subjects in issue er again submit to the yoke of a colo-
here. i njai government. Rather than live
I It is also declared that the United again as slaves they will fight 10 the
States desire to treat on the religious j bitter end in defense of their rights
freedom of the Caroline islands, as end freedom. My Instructions iiie to
agreed upon between the United States claim the recognition of their fnde-
and Spain in 1886, and also of the ae- pendenee."
quisltlon of one of the Caroline islands "What do the Filipinos think oC the
for an American naval station, and of \merican proposal to purchase the is-
cable landing rights at other places in lands?" Agoncillo was asked.
Spanish Jurisdiction, and the revival of "The opinion of the Filipino govern-
certaln Spanish-American treaties as ment can not be favorable to it," he
heretofore in force. answered, "as they can not allow tliem-
The Americans also refuse to arbi- selves to be bought and sold like mer-
trate article 3 of the peace protocol chandise. But if the object of the mod-
bearing on the future disposition and erate indemnity is that their reeogni-
control of the Philippine islands. tlon and peace be established 1 don't
The memorandum of the American see why, perhaps, the matter should
commissioners embodying the above not be submitted to their considera-
proposltions is long and was not read tion."
in full. The vital portions, however, Agulnaldo's agent was then asked
were communicated verbally to the t hat form of government the Filipinos
Spanish commissioners in practically would prefer if they couldn ot get
these terms: complete independence, but declined
The fact was cited that the proposal to ans wer on the ground that it would
presented by the American commission- he premature to do so, but expressed
ers in behalf of the government for the "confidence in the honor of the Ameri-
cession of the Philippine islands to the can nation and President McKinley,
United States having been rejected bv who will not permit any mlsunder-
the Spanish commissioners, and the standing"
counter proposal of the latter for th ■ "
withdrawal of the American fore?s visited President.
from the islands and .he payment of an Washington, Nov. 22.—President Mo- j room and we will have luncheon sent
indemnity by the United States to Kinley was visited by a < ommlttee j u-rj-'
Spain having been rejected by the
American commissioners, the latter,
deeming it essential that the present
negotiations, already greatly protrac t
Th.i Dear Creature Now Feur* to Enter
Denver Society.
From Chicago Tribune: A small
gathering of blithe and bonny Chicago
girls were recounting their summer
experiences the other day, and talking
over some of the joys and sorrows of
three vacation months. When it carno
the turn of the girl with the fine in-
tellectual face she remarked positively,
Itey and the peoph of j "Girls, I had one experience that for
The general stt'K- riteal excitement discounts all your af-
fairs put together.
' "You know papa took me to the Yel-
lowstone in the summer, and we were
havingr a glorious time, when papa sud-
denly announced that he had busmena
affairs bf importance to attend to in
Denver.
"The fli st day I spent amusing my-
self with t.he sights of the swagger ho-
tel of the .town.
"On the laecond day I began to get as
melancholy' and restless as Hamlet,
and in eolnsequence prowled through
the corrldcjirs into the drawing room,
where I sttyod awhile gazing out of the
windows. v
"Suddenly I was called back to real-
ity by a voice; it was that of a young
woman wifio had approached me un-
peroeived. She was a well-appearing
girl who (sought to Interest me in a
new deviif.'e for holding perverse skirt
bands on to the backs of uncompro-
mising Waists. I speedily weighed this
thing in the balances and it was not
found wunting, so, 011 paying the tariff
of a quarter, I was soon in possession
of my /seventh apparatus for the pfe-
ventloih of a divorce between my belt
and slt.irt waist.
"My young woman, however, looked
drooping.
"It was a clear case of no relatives,
no fri ends, no home, no hope. As she
ran r'.own the scale of sorrow, I began
to feel of what a superabundance of
coui age and health I was possessed.
"I «aid of course, 'Cheer up, you have
a g'ood thing, and women are going to
wear shirt waists not only all the year
ba(. forever and a day. So comfort-
able, don't you know!'
" 'You are very sweet and kind,' she
sai'd 'but women in their own houses
are terrible; they neither look, listen
nor feel. I can never go to another
hi ;nse.'
' 'Don't cry,' I said. 'Come to my
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i From Vrkss—"Zarah the Astrologer is certainly astonishing thousands. His wonderful predic-
tions and test.-, are based upon indisputable and scientific influences."
from tlx* American Public Health asso- . , "After 11 repast, which was finished
elation and asked to repeat his rneom-1 by extra stron* coffee. 1 a plain
mendations of last year that a bacto
traveling hat and skewered it on to my
liea (I; then I remarked cheerfully:
Tiological commission be created for ; what you tell me of yourself, 1
lulling from the very beginning and ed, should-be brought to an early and the purpose of studying the cause and \ cam see that you fail entirely from
from the first it was eviden t that he dffinite conclusion, now beg tt
held Corbett safely. !n the second sent a new Pr°P°sition embodying th • mjssj0u to go direct o Cuba to
round there were wild yells from the <'oncess^ons "^vliloh, for the sake <.f work. The committee was con
admirers of the Irishman >*vhen he
floored Corbett with a right swing ou
preceded with a powerful
pre- prevention of yellow fever, the com- timidity, doleful manner, and firm be-
of Dr. H. R Horibeck, Chark
Surgeon General G. W Ster
the head,
blow on the body. Shark' 'y's rushes
were cuscessful invariably, and Jim's
1o*r work wf re tested to
o evade the
peace, their government, under the eir
cumstances would be willing to tende-
The government of the United States Washington; Or. C. P. Wilk
is unable to modify the proposal here- New Orleans: J)r. S. H. Durgin
tofore made for the cession of the en- ton; Dr. .Josi : 'lartwel1. Canto
en
tire archipelago of the Philippines, but A. H. Doty, N
the American commissioners are au- ter, Jacksonv
thorized to offer to Spain, in case T.he Th
cession should be agreed to, the sum of mend
$20,000,000i. to be paid in accordance perir
-.n s to bp ' . .
!k | wiiii iixed in the tre.
of peace /
It being the policy of the lTi(its!
rork; Dr. J. Y
yea!1 ago re
Isslon of fc
♦
lei Iglesias,
A'ri^ed here
liner Altai
tlie American, commissioners are pro-
pared to insert in the treaty now in
contemplation in effect that for a term
, jwer, ....... • portion of ? >. ■ York ,o^.
armies to be under the actual control j president of Cost."
of the central government, although on board the Atlas liner X11 a I from
all the armies are to be considered, 1'ort LInv- and Kingston. With
nominally at least, under command of Preslden esias were Ricardo Igle-
the central government. The people sias, his bt ,ier. Col. Leonzo Bonilas,
generally appear to lool; at the new aid-de-camp;' Dr. Antonio Guestiaiw
organization with fear and,trembling, and Gen. John E. Casement of the of years Spanish ships and merchandis
as an additional heavy burden to be Costa Rlcun railway. The party will
supported by extra import and export stop at the Waldorf for a few days be-
duties, taxes, forced loans, etc. fore proceeding to Washington.
The commlswinonero are: Angr'l Shortly after the Altai left quaran-
T'gardi of Honduras, M. C. Matus of tine for her dock she was b carded by
Nicaragua and Salvador Gallegis o.
States to maintain in the Pliilipftin than ever before,
an open door to the world's commerce, with them, and will repeat his recom
mendation of last year.
Salvador.
Santiago Callejos of Nicaragua has
charge of the federal district and the
Interior department.
Santiago
Washington, Nov. 23.--Complete re-
Col, William Carter of the war de-
partment, representing President Mc-
Kinley. to welcome President Iglesias.
President Iglesias said that he was
traveling practically incognito, and
not on national business, and he was
opposed to display. He had simply
come here for pleasure and for the
lief jin your own failure. I have the
who; \ afternoon before me, and I am
gol.n" how you how to sell this ex-
St"'.; j;;, ,
il> m,-' "We Ti'orth on our mission.
insou, > hja wa3 tlHiMlarating situa-
tion- t.an of my wliYiVV's^handsot:,
n i}r. est street in town, th»ises in
V it, and between ther^irj my
'protege on the mental, lkbys
IcClI poise necessary to rnV.sro
in this woiW. I said and pn»s
the Waterloos to 1/: \\ >n or loSl, fa
at the fioni door, where butler.- rmuBt
be suborned by a discreet smile alnd a
ready word, and maids would better
be approached by an ingenious and im-
Thc president agre^r) pulsive appeal to their own vanity; md
personal needs.
"After the new parlor maid had pvt
her own treasure safe in her poeltei
she was willing to ask her mistress o('
the young ladies if they would not sen
two young girls for a moment. Here
came the rub, but I found my best smile
and persuasive words worth a Quarter
in most instances, and once it alsc
brought seltzer lemonades.
"We skated over some thin ice once
or twice, to be sure, and there were
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Display of 1 one.
Washington, Nov. —Maj. Gen.
Schoiield called on the president at
shall be admitted into the Philippin
ports on tbe same terms as American the executive mansion yesterday aft-
ships and merchandise. ernoon. In speaking of the Paris ne-
' gotiations Gen, Schofield said: "I do
Air 1.inr. nut believe that Spain will submit ex-
Washlnpton. Nov. 22.—James T.ong- ' |,(,Ilt ^ a display of force by the I nit- times when the atmosphere got so rare
turns have been received of the ca- benefit of his health, and expects to
sualties of the Santiago compaign. a trip to England and France,
The adjutant's general's office has di-
vided the campaign into different dates
and periods. The statement shows:
La Quasima, June 24: Killed, 1
officer and 15 men; wounded, I! oIFt-j
cers and 44 men.
San Juan, July 1 to 3: Killed,
17 officers and 134 men; wounded,
69 officers and 938 men.
street, commissioner of railroads, in
his annual report yesterday calls atten-
tion to the general prosperity in rn.il-
ro.id affairs, and recommends that the
government construct and operate a
fUrt-clusB double-track railway from
Kansas City to San Diego, Cal., by air
ed States. She can not afford to. Ac- that I felt dizzy, but the thing sold like
cording to her argument she has mort-
gaged the Philippine islands for debt
and they therefore do not belong to
her, consequently she can not place
herself in the position of giving away
that which she herself has not a clear
line route. This, he says, will open the to. She will have to be forced
and on his way home will spend sev-
eral months in the United States. The
visit here of President Iglesias at the
present time, when there is so much
talk about the building of a canal
across Nicaragua, is believed to have
been brought about by the recent con-
cession granted to the Grace syndi-
cate, which goes into effect in October,
1899. When this concession was an-
shortest line measured by the map
from Boston, New York and Philadel-
phia to the Pacific coast and near the
coal fields of the east and the west tills
Bide of the Rockies and making the
most direct line from our great com-
mercial centers to the Sandwich is-
lands and the Philippines.
as was the case in Cuba. This is my
view of the situation."
This was said after a conference with
the president at which the Philippine
situation was discussed.
Military Matters
El Caney, July 1: Killed, 4 officers n0unccd it was said that Costa Rica's
and $4 men; wounded, 24 officers and opposition could in no way affect tho
232 men.
Aguadores, July 1 and 2' Wounded,
2 officers and 10 men.
Around Santiago, July 10 to 12:
Killed. 1 officer and 1 man; wounded,
1 officer and 12 men.
new grant.
President Iglesias. when spoken
Considering It-
Denver, Col., Nov. 22.—'The entertain-
I ment committee of the National Live
I Stock convention, which will be held must go
here on Jan. 24. has received a letter
Austin, Tex., Nov. 22. — The following from a prominent breeder of Spanish
promotions were made in the first and bu,,8 iu „ie Btatc Qf Jalisco, Mexico, of-
third regiments, Texas volunteer in- {erjng lo brlng (our thoroughbred
fantry: First Sergeant Ben t . Love, toros and five experienced ma-
ll ot cakes, thanks to my aplomb and
its humble merits.
"At 5:30 we had unloaded thirty-live
sets of steel clamps on the best society,
above and below stairs In Denver,
which made something over ?S. t
then considered my protege properly
launched, and returned to meet papa
with a smiling evening face.
"Do you know that I nearly died ot
fright before I left that hateful town.
My pet nightmare now is that I can
not make change for 25 cents out of a
dollar; that the supply of clamps has
given out just as people are crying for
them; and that I am invited to dine
with the Smith-Browns of Tip-Top
avenue. Denver, and that papa says 1
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D FN TON. TEXAS.
The Sale of a Great Railroad Property.
A sensation has been created in rail-
road circles by the purchase of the Bal-
timore and Ohio railroad for $10,000,-
000 cash by a syndicate composed of
about the canal to-day, said that Costa company I, first lexas volunteer in- ta(jorSi three men and two women, to pbj|jp d. Armour, Marshall Field and
Rica has important rights which It fantry, to be second lieutenant, vice Denver on this occasion, and give a Norman B. Ream. The association
Saiii to lii' mi Karl.
Montreal, Nov. —Walter McWhir-
rel. who is serving a life sentence for
murdering an aged couple near Ham-
ilton. Ont., is said to be actually Lord
Kinnaird. a Scottish earl. His wif>'
was a former servant, for marrying
whom he was disinherited. She seeks
his release.
has reserved, and intimated that it
was not all plain sailing for the new
syndicate. Further he would not dis-
cuss the matter.
Cumberland Presbyterian church at
Kernes, Tex., was wrecked by a wind
storm.
Little, resigned, to take effect Nov. 30;
Second Lieut. Ed. J. Blaine company
D, third Texas volunteer infantry, to
be first lieutenant, vice O'Brien, re-
signed; First Sergeant Carroll Seale,
company D. third Texas volunteer in-
fantry, to be second lieutenant, vice
Blaine, promoted.
MaJ. W. A. Irwine of Dallas, Tex.,
was stricken with paralysis at Ennis.
Gen. Garcia is at New York.
lteftiilt of a
Marn^tle, Wis.. Nov.
with the scheme of the name of James
J. Hill, president of the Great North-
ern railway, gave currency to the ru-
mor that under its new management
the Baltimore and Ohio road was to
become part of a new transcontinental
system, having the Great N"orth«rn for
its Pacific wing. Despite the denial of
such an intention by Mr. Hill, the ru-
mor gained popular strength. The city
of Baltimore and the Johns Hopkins
suit ner lias issued a proclamation placing university have large financial inter-
Faua under martial law. The com
"gran corrida" after the old style. The
committee is seriously considering the
matter, and if it can see its-way clear
aud can secure an arena sufficiently
large to hold 50,000 people, the Mexi-
can's proposition will probably be ac-
cepted.
Fiuler Martial I.aw.
Springfield, 111.. Nov. 22. —Gov. Tan-
E. L. HANN, 1 A. Thomas, M. D.
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A"DSURGEON.
Canned hv a Iiemark
Itrring *on Onention.
Washington, Nov. 23.—The Bering
Chicago. 111.. Nov. 23. Baron vo> ?Pa question was the main topic befoi"
fip Biendefield. a German noble living the Anglo-American commission whe i
in this city, shot and fatally wounded it resumed its sessions after several
Charles A. McDonald, a constable, In days' recess. It is said that there ar>
a saloon at 43 Ens Jackson Boulevard stilt considerable differences between
yesterday evenim McDonald died at the Canadian and American experts,
-As a res
of a practical juke Wm. Menoz, a
dar worker shot, shot his wife and fa- manding officer is ordered to take pos-
tally wounded himself. A fellow session of all arms in the hands of
workman, for a joke, niade him believe miners or citizens in the district. Per-
that his wife, from whom he had been sons with arms in their hands will b1'
ests in the Baltimore and Ohio road,
and would sustain severe losses if the
new owners failed to protect them.
Care of the F.velnshe*.
The ancients made an art of the
'ul-
separat«»d, was about to wed another arrested by the military authorities Nation of the eyelashes. It wis 1
man. Ho secured a revolver, broke in- as if they intended a disturbance of j agnized that, besides adding to the e
the county hosp' il three hours later.
The trouble wr brought about by a
remark disparaging to the Germans
wh'ch was made by McDDonald and
misinterpreted by Von Biendefleld.
which will have to be reconciled before
an agreement is possible.
to her home and fired twice at her as the public peace.
she was seated sewing. Only one bul-
let took effect, inflicting a flesh wound. Mnke oil Reduction.
Thinking he had killed her. he turned Augusta. Ga., Nov. 21.—Three thou- js therefore not a vanity to endeavor
the revolver on himself, fired and died sand operatives in the cotton mills here to obtain them and then preserve them
i pression of the eyes, the lashes pre-
served them from the dust, cold, wind
and too glaring light, all of which tend
io irritate and often inflame tht
J. S. Schooley, a painter of Kanka-
kts. IU.. lias fallen heir to $7,000,000.
few hours afterward.
struck on account of a reduction in from falling out. A little pure vase
Ati«tin'ft Will.
The will of the late Edward Austin
of Boston bequeaths $1,100,000 to
I xf-epttng More Ottrial*.
Washington, Nov. 23.—The forcom-
ing order of the president excepting
deputy collectors of internal revenue public uses. Harvard college will re-
and some other government official eeive *500.000. the Massachusetts insti-
from the operation of the civil service tute of technology $400,»T't. Radcltffe
law was gone over by the cabinet at college *30,000, Koanoku college *30,-
some length yesterday. It is expect ortO, nnd the Tuskegee (Alabama) nor-
».,1 that the order will be issued ;na; au,i industrial school *30 'V
shortly. _________—
\ttomev General Griggs and Seer.'-
tan-Bliss were absent from the city. Brigands are terrorizing people c.'
and therefore were not present at yes Sardinia.
terday's meeting
, wages. The King, Sizicy. Enterprise,
Isetta and Shamrock mills are closed,
and only the Augusta, Globe and Suth-
erland are running.
Three Shell* l-'ired.
Passengers who arrived at Manila by
the steamer Adelante report that two
Spanish gunboats recently visited Sor-
sogon and fired three shells into the i.oui«vili« rire.
town, claiming that the insurgent; Louisville, Ky., Nov. fire in the
there refused to lower their .lag when j district gutted the miiine*y
ordered to do so. On the insurgents j store of David Baird & Son, 515 YV est
showing fight, it is added, the gunboats Main street. New stock, valued at
left hurriedly. The shells did little j between $50,000 and $60,000. was de
line applied to the eyelashes every
night will aid their growth and
strengthen them.
At Concert.
They called him a "virtuoso,"
But I heard and watched him well.
Aad he didn't do r.othin' but fiddle.
As fur as I could tell.
—Cleveland Leader.
damage.
France and Italy have agrjed on a
rmimerclal treaty.
stroved, while the
*10.000 damages.
building suffered
Slips Pprlni- Tex, had a *10,0 0
fire; eleven stores burned.
Sophisticated.
"I wonder why the leaves blush rosy
red before they fall?" "Perhaps It *
because they are no lc&ger gre^n.'*—
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