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NATIVES MOW DOWN ~ BRITISH SOLDIERS Charge on Dargal Rldgo Resulted in Great Loss of Life. THE TROOPS ACTED BRAVELY Advance Up the Hill Made in Face of Constant Fire. 6DRDOM HIGKLAMDERS DID THE WORK Bravery Was Shown by English That the Tribesmen Could Not With stand and Gave Away. Ixmdon, Novi :nh r 15.—The newspapers of this city have printed details ty mail of tie capture of Dargai ridge by the Gor don I i!g 111;: ml* is on October 20t.h, dining wl ich that regiment exhibited remarkable dash and courage. On Wednesday, October 20th, General J’ ■ nt the second division to di.‘ h dge tile triliesnun from Hie Dargal ridge. The position was a very strong one, the enemy • "•eupylng tiie simmit of a precipitous 1:111 Th. top of tliis hill could be reached only by a eii-.pl. path ..long which the at tacking force, at lirst consisting of a Gliurko i : mo at. the Derbyshir:* reyitm nt Bid t e Dorsetshire regiment, wa.s obltg d to liinb Ind til , while three batteries of artillery . I**.!* «l tiie breastworks m tho 1 iiln * n. D. it. *i rid ■ from the dir* .‘lion of tiie I -s’i.l:. p-i aits front a;.:,., of ’.bout a. In:ii*. tin ft .:*! of which is sheer rock for mfl yards, la spite of the ditliciiltv of tie- i.s '. iit. tin movi ments of the British ttoops were : ■ 1 coven except in t’no i .:;-*<• oi : i,*,y dip. or small alley, from 1 id . about half way up the raise. This dip v..m exposed to dlr*"! fir< ■ ■ .. ; the < 1 iff. As the • ■ .. Derbj hires and Dor.-i :> ■")■• ;’. >,. **i lias fire zone tile top j o' tin * I d's iiiir.-t cut into tlm . for a llmiis". d trill .n. bad reserv'd .h r lire until that mcment. Though decimated, tie Gi’Urkos struggled across tiie i, iter of a few rooks, v, lu re t 1 * y lay down under cover for a moment in ord"T to recover their breath. Then, led by th' ir offle* rs, they made a rush for tin* eov* r of th*- cliff side. But. the othe, 1 ■ and the enemy, through :: i 1 ' :i". in.-tmct, reserved tie ir fire. Though the r* m ender of the Gliurkus, hires ap puiriil on tin fringe of the dip. >«*t to step ln'o til*’ fl- za.o V. as to court death. But the Doi set si 1 to the support of tin* Ghurkos and thirteen men iriis.-ad into the open space, onl.v to drop before the far side haven V.:.- !■ .eiaii. Then reluct- antly th-- #=< :•:*»:• officer heliograph ed down to the main body of the British troo; s that the passage could not be made. At ’.lds juncture General Kempster or dered tin’ G. alien H fgh...: li.rs to tile front. Tiie time had arrivi.i for dcsperab ac tion. for it was then -1 o'clock in tiie after noon ami the dead and wounded were lying thick on every side. Over tOO nun bad already fallen and the enemy was shout ing their defiance and waving their battle flags ni il b.n.big tui Ir drums, confident of the impr.-liability of their position and certain of their* .success. Rapidly forming his men, and ift**r bis • now historic spec'll, “Men of the Gordon .. om* general :ays that pos tlon : j. . . . . ■The Gordon : Highlanders will .< it," Color;*-! .Mathias, | the command'*’.’ ■ I i ig-.li! • n«:er. . dished ! out at t! In d o■ hi gallant reg.mi nt, . and In a m< n ent t :■• 1 a. ross, carry- , j. ... every eio wlt'a them in .heir onrush, st*.ruling' th. rldi* with a . •salmi-m that was ic-i-tle - ..I.d li Hing down all oppo- \\ i Colom ' M* 'bin gave th-’ md. r t advance hr; aid i; ■' oiiw rs J.-iPvd into tlm open and :li- piof tb" Highl.ii.it* *' fol lowed. :-(rT.i:ig up "Celt of the. North.” | ai.,l Wi’ii ant the le i.ling e”inp;’l:y Os . li-.lt-.i me’i vinto hi fire A str.am I or l. 0 ••..* pt • r. through and r;:*' them, blll j, churn! ; up the dust *»nich 1 alf 1 blowing 1 1, . mi a few v ird-s i : • l<»\v by a shut through i bot;.' > C l« managed to’ prop himself up | I.aainsl a bowluer and continued with un- | Lii . .. ii cm rgy to l’:ay "Cock of the North.” | . by the fam stiri .. mtisi. of liis pi]-s. l: ul th. fir*- - of tli eu<my was most ,•■■■ the hading lino united away and ' ■ 10l lot) H gill md. rs , Mon men, how .-. • r. s . ]> ssage and the leaders i . . . across ti tlm ’over. There t.hen i ~ . ■ . ; cie *' r* m ! ■a,.,, liml ; a to .io how cruel hail been i th.* slaughb r.” la* n \ ! .: h a second cheer, tlm mixed t | i *••;. !■■ ml.-i Dors. ml.lres. Ghur- | 1 ■ ' . . . treamed a r..' ami tin* emniy, string th*.* barrier Imd .fl sw.-pt away, bit their loop | hob s and r. 1 k barricades and fled precip- I itatoly down the reverse slop* s without i v. ii’mr :..r ti ■: line **f cold steel which i v • . ’ ri; on ti.. of tlm ridge. ; l ip..;* I'imii. : r lias l.een recommended i for tiio Victoria cross. Captain Ilolm ,-.ai, of the Ghurkos, also I ; . wit! th. greatest gallantry. After i 1. idicg "sis nu n a* ross the fire zone to i*.- ..over and finding tile force there In- | suflicient, lie returned over tiie death trap I a].,a.. . i.d was mortally- wounded while i li ding the s eond r’.n h of Ghurkos to sup- I port e ti: . ■ body of that regiment. CHINESE FLEE FROM GERMANS. They Were Ordered To Leave a. Fort, but at First Refused. London, November 18.—A special dispatch fr< m Shanghai says that the com man hr ’ of the German cruiser Division, Admiral j I . ided troops at Klao-Chau (not i< io cho) *m .Monday morning, No- I xemb' T 15H1, 'j’::-. three, forts were ii* Id by- | l.h’O Chinese and their guns command' d i the fleet. Adviral von Diederlch placed his I four cruisers immediately opposite, ready . to Are, and sent an ultim <turn ord* t in* . Free —A Wonderful Shrub—Cures Kid ney and Bladder Diseases, Rheuma tism, Etc. New evidence shows that Alkovls. the r-., w botanical product of th. K.iv.a-Kava Hi.rub, is ind ..<1 a. 'rue specific <*ur* for ses caused by I'ri. m id in th. blood, :■ . ■ ■ : . . . ■ - ■ . *t» v. A. ( O.'U’Ht'g, of North <1 1!I ia, i j.j y._ . tolii in Th< N< w York World of ! recent date. He was cured by Alkavis, ; al:, r. as Im says himself, ho had lost faith i md nitsliciim, md was ;.r p rin to die. Similar tt stimony of * xtraordinary | u’O-s of Kidimv ami bladder diseases of hoi'* stamling. comes from many other suf- , f, rem .'md 1.2 W hospital cures have been , )-..aj-«ii*d ill 20 -lays. l';> to this time tiie I (; .).*’< ii Kiiln. Cure Co.. No. 41s Eourth • \ N. w York, -ire the onl.v importer*; , Mkavi: *' ■ 1 mxious to <. . sot th« sake of intre dm uon thev will s* nil a ft*. ■ treatment of Alknws pi*, pi.i*l by mail ev. ry r. adel- Constiti ;• Soft -r< r Ir -m any form ' KI in', n I B oi.i r di o-.1. r. pt's pis. as' L . Rheumatism, Dropsy, in Baek, l -mal.- Compi.iims, ()1 . otlu’r .alilie’.ion .bu- :■* improp. r action of th* Kidneys or I rin try <>t gans. M e ad- . , all uffer.’t ' on. t rnm< ■ and , • the I cui I tlve D yers, it is sent to you entirely free. I evacuation of the forts within three hours. Six hundred German troops and six guns were then landed and began to march forward. The Chinese hesitated a few mo ments end then the whole body bolted belter skelter across the hills behind the forts. The Germans quietly enti red the fortifications, hauled down the Chinese flag and hoisted the German standard, whlea the warships saluted immediately. '1 lie Chinese general, who had his family with him, did not flee, but claimed German protection. Tiie forts are now held by tho Germans, who, it is believed at Shanghta, intend to remain permanently. In otliclal Chinese circles Germany Is considered to have committed an act of war, but It is regarded as Improbable that Chinn, on account of her weakness, will take action upon It as such. American and British warships have been ordered to Kiao Chau to watch de velopments. Tho greatest Interest Is felt as to the result of Germany’s action, be cause the region is Immensely rich in min erals,. and tho harbor Is the best along the coast. It is now asserted the murder of tlm two i German marines near 'Yen-Chu-I'Ti (X eng- Tu) was not the work of bandits, as orig inally understood, but was deliberately planned by Li Hung Hing, governor of the provinc*’*, prior to his departure lot ~*i Chttoan, of which he. has been appointed viceroy. The Berlin correspondent of Tiie Dully Chronicle says: ’•Emperor William Is devoting consider able attention to the course of riflahs in China and today (Wednesday - ) discussed th*- position of the missionaries witli Bishop Anzere. vicar of the German Catholic mis sions in China.” Germany Sends Supplies to China. London, November It).—The Shanghai cor respondent of The Times says: "Two steamers have been chartered here to convey stores and materia! to, the Ger man lleet in Kaiao-Chau bay. Il'’’ occu p iii ition is ■ ppa r«-nt 1 v to In' mot " tli in The Chines- general In com mand if' the 101 l .It -lileil to ri’tlre be c.ci " had no ammunition.” The B< rlin correspondent of The Time s st', vs: ■ln the absence of oflplal Intelligence as to tiie rela’ions betw. *ll China, . nd Ger m.my. which it is said, :s still du.- at - ;,n th,. *-.* I<i i .*■: is undec,.l'll to the course to pur iw. 'flat" ini'* ben dii ti er:,lions. In 'w* i n tin- d-pa rtments of si.ito e. t cei n-d ami these are still pro* "■ umy: but nothing d* tinit*’ has been d- termiii* *i ! u. to tin- . ours" to be pm sm *1 in the event ' of t’hiiia's )-"fusul to ,-icc-de to tin Ge’*- n n <l. mands. i'robably in that case a prelonged occupation would be necessary, , nif it did not belong to tlrlgit ii in t* ntion of Germany. The act of ho.-:!lity of t| . Chim ■*■ must I.h* reckomtd with as ii possible factor and In tii.it case the cruiser division in Kalao-Chau bay would bo re-enforced. The Chinese Not Distressed. lx)n.bi:i. November 19. According to a special-li.sp:i :eh from Shanghai Admiral von Died.rich, commander of the German cruis. r Division, before landing marines a: Kiao-Chau. on ,M*i:'*liy morning, notified th.. British, Ercneh and Him an admirals of his Intention, ami it is said tlm Bii 's a.n admiral * - pr : -“d approval. The Cbine-e do not appear to be <l!s trcss'sl ovei tin* matter, d.mlarfnp, that Russia. Gernmny and Er.'iime are pr. parlng to attack Jap n and will use Kiao-Chau bay as a naval base. Statement Comes from Pekin. Ixmdon. November 19. -The Chinese lega tion has received tiie following statement from I’eking: "When th* bandits killed tlm two Ger man missionaries the governor of Tung was ordered to Instruct th.- high offi cials of the proving*- immediately t" arre t tle offet d< rs. H rei ed on November 15th that four arrests had been made and this reply was coinmnnii ated l > tiie German minister here. But i,*r:nan j warships had landed troops on the 1-tt.li a i Kiao Chau. They had given the gariuson ! forty-eight hours to withdraw. Tlm G' " nmii minister did not notify the tsung ii | vinwn of th’-"- -'np-s. which haw • - '* ;oimd tlm ;;i. <t< -* *-ufl’ ; ■ 1 I gov.-rnmi nt thereupon, with a v ■ m I . .-eit-tlons with Germany, or.mre.i i .. gov< rnor to keep the garri mn un ier strict control and withdraw ttm troops. < ■. iuin'.io. upon them not to mov<* wlthou* instructions.” Occupation Only Temporary Washington, November 19. The ■-.ible giam received yesterday by the navy de p irlmcnt from .Admiral Me.xair, comm'ind ing the I’nlted States squadron on tin C'ciua station, announces that Im lias b* < i informed by th" '<• rman adm t.*l *>.. *■ .station that German t'oi'i.s have l.een landed at K'ao-' h.iu bay. .*n tlm sou:!* m side of 3!ig’ Tubk pi’ hboh t orv, p> ii'iintr ■ a ... ... . ■ ■ ' 1 ■ *|. r of two G. rtnan mi : ionari< s. Th,, tin dispat-h lies tn : th.- implication that th- occupation is tem porary anil not permanit t. TUTSKEY WjTLL MAKE AMENDS. 1 Sultan Will Apologize to Austria find Salute the Flag. ■ Londo”. November 17 A special dispatch i from Yientoi sijs tha' a tdi grain b ■ b< . it received th -re from Baron «!* t'atmo, I the Austrian ambassador at Constant noj)!< e tying that th. sultan ha/i d .-’.■:•••» hi- I wltlmgm-ss to give Am'trla full sitisf.seHnn for tin Mersina Incidents and in regard i to the disputes in connection with t.e Oriental railroad • rowtng . it of the trans 'i port. ..n of Turkish tro ■’ .1 r.g ’ 1 re | cent war beiwcen TurKey and Gr. ■ *■*’. A s]ii e ..l ilisii.iteli from < 'oils..*nllnople 1 confirming tlm special di.-pan h from Vi> ii- • ■ ".. lurk govern- I merit has ac.ried to the demands of Aus ria adds that the vali of Adana and mutos: i riff of Mersoi.f have immi <lcp is* i, says : that, tiie victim of th*- outrage, Herr Braz : zafelll. will be Indemmried n.at asserts t at ! the sultan has consented to pay ti)*- claims j of the Oriental railroad, who h is operated I by an Austrian coinj' iny, paying tlm rl.f.i 1 ),- i DOO, being the balance due th*’ I’onipany for I i. oonveTam in’ Tarki o t.ooi.s dur.ng I tho re. . nt war with Greece. H ol no; th*’ Turk:, ti g \. *, uinont yielded * to th" demands of th..- *’t*ive> iirnent of Au>- i tria lor redress on account of the Indigni ties offer**! to a>i Austrian mor mt • , M*’*.-;na, Herr Itrazzaf.-lli, the Austrian I ambassador at Consta. fnnplc, Baron d * Calice. w uld .... rurkish capital I and an Austrian warship would have bom i bard.’d the port of .Mersina. <A,i.i .Minor) i tomorrow. Japan Wants Large Sum. A’ii'toria, B. <’.. November 17.- According j to I.lvie.brought by tlm steamship Em pr* -s ~f l lliina. the Jap.: nesr- govi rnment ■ • ■ I a um of S .-•**'• from Hawed, by wry of indemnity in con •t ion with * m :at ion : flairs. Tin:* sum Inelud- s losses suffered by tlm Immigrants to whom admission wu.- .*.- nied. as well as by the companies which .*-en* them and * ’’ponses of s* n*’:ag a e.an of war to Honolulu. Th, Japanese papers cens'iler the dcman.l moderate. Russian Warships To Sail. I.ondon, November If. a dispatch to The I Daily Telegraph from 6t. Petersburg s.ivs I that Vie. Ailmiral Tyrtoff, HusNan'mini's t< :* of .Marine ■ .. . order* d that clevet ves i Seis of the Black sea. j-qtladroi) shad 1). ■ held ready and fully < <<u 11>i>.-<{. These e’diis I will include four Ur.-.i-class b.i > t leshlins I three gunboats, three training ship in',] one trar port vessel. Tl is ord :■ !■ : . . ; that tho Russian government reg.irds ;) f- ■ f tp's in the east as affording little r",is.>n . for tranquility. . _♦ Big Flood fit St. Petersburg. St. Petersburg, November !6.—A1l day lot : a fierce wind from the sea lias driv* ri th*’ water of th" Neva up tlm .s’l' am and flood.il ti*..' canals, the suburban islands and outlying portions of ti"- c!:y. H'-veral bridges have been swept, away ai l the 1i*.,..l continues to rise, threaten ing to assume grave- proportions. At fre quent intervals cannon at tho fortress are fired to keep the Inhabitants tlert. Nine u. m.—The wind is now abating, and It is juissil.de that tiie expected great flood I may be averted. THE WEEKLY CONSTITUTION: ATLANTA, GA., MONDAY. NOVEMBER 22, LS97. : COMPETITOR CREW ; IS PARDONED > Queen Regent Ordars tiie Release of the ’ Four Prisoners. r WERE IN JAIL OVER ONE YEAR i Men Were Once Tried Before Court martial and Convicted. t f DEATH SENTENCE WAS PRONOUNCED ' Th Boat Was Captured While Land ing Guns and Ammunition cn ' Cuban Soil. 1 Washington, N'o’.emb.r 18.—Minister Wioilfoid has telegraphed the state de partment that tin* Spanish cabinet has retified him that the queen has pardoned the Comp» titor prisoners. } The state depart merit now an-toun-es ( that th.- Competitor prisoners were turned ovir to General D- last Monday and will be Sent bv him dlr. ci to New York. It is i.ot’ doubted here that the prisoners a-*e liberated <*:i some such conditions ns wer.* imposed in the ease of former prls oners, that is that they wilt not return to t'ub.i. After their bitter experience In the i Gillian jail.:, it Is not believed here that the men will bo disposed to violate any ’ understanding of tl'is kind to which they . may !"• p.-ii'tim*. li is singular that tin nlv n • houkl hav ■ !■< n for four d ivs in i tiie custody of Consul General Lee wilh i I ~i*t the is 'I having I generally i known, but it Is supposed that s< ■ reey was i .* in order to insure d-’p *rt i>re from Jla.vai.i without *.\<nii tro.inie from the | * xtr* :n*’. *'on-erv.'i'.lve Spanish faction. I There ’.'* r** four prisoners, namely, Alfred ) I O. Laborde, tile eaptnin of the Cornp.’titor, a native ot A* w ' >rl< a.ns. ill'.am > lildea, 1 j th. mate ;> n ituraliz* *1 citizen; Dna M- I- I t„n. v 1 ’ * Hirns K:m*-:.s as I.D native I State. : el who went on the Competitor in | th, ? < of a newspaper < >rn p indent: : Chari* s B iri” tt, of British birth, but who claimed the prot ctli n of t ii I nited Sti 1 by virtu** of his sailing on an American i ' .. : Ta., conditions under which tho ( ompet- I Itor was. captund Ap.'il 25, 1899, "fl Ihe j Cuban coast while engaged In binding i arms ”*r the Insnr "• i*ts have b. **n oft*ai * , described, ’i ii.- def. nse of the men was that i ! tin y* w r*. forced into the expedition . I against .'.•■ir will by the insurgent party I j aboa.'.l the boat. They were tried b* .i nay 11 .:''*■ 1 b for. which t ■ , . i or h ■■■ ing, pally ■■' Ignorance of i■ la ; ■■ in yvhl th. pro • lings -■ .■. .-■;■.* ■ . so that their < >nvi lot ; and th** ii ’| "sbion of th*’ death sentence 1 yy...-*, m.t ;: niatter of surprise. At that point, however, the case assumed * j d'ploma ti* impel t ance. Ou r c.ov. riimcnt, through its consul gen- I . cial at Hav ma, th. n Ramon Williams, | and also thi-o igh .Minister llaunis Taylor I at it ■i * ■ : an energetic pro- I I test ■."ci'i t th" . X. ntion *"’ th ntence, j , I eh::n,i*:' i'c : tlm. m* ti v.'.’i*<* impn.p-rly > ■ ; tri’ 4 w'tiowt ■ ■■ guar: nt*-*- beM out 'i i .... * . . m'otocol. This pro- 1 , t* st .*.')<: it 1.1. "V:4 of til* C.’S*. to the i I idler ;* id ■ I-I ..irhoritiis at Madrid, ny 1 ... :-p::e - : ' !.-ii go* < *-um. nt. however, did not and has I not .'*■! ...i i'idid tbit the Cushing protocol * appii* *1 **i s' 'h ~. , i s, ' S. To admit that ; **.* i i .* ti * pinion of th.- S? mish an- I tliorit i. . tly stimulat** the fit ting out ' i , .i.st. : ■.,<! I ..l i’i-s ill tile i. nit.-.l ; ; tn S. . . lb n ordi di Vad' d in; ’m* ,ci rt on the ground of | ( trial not ’ i be' ; i:sc of :: conei sslon of tii** soundness i * *.f ti.* 01-.i-’i■:it■: li* * rp' :- d by tile I’nlted , : S ales ...is . IS. It w * to have begun last | ~..■■ *. would ha e i i.siiitid in tn*' iinpositi ci of the d ■ ith s*n : I. tie ■ .main. This won'.l have provok' d an , . mil tii 11 •*-o rd 1n g t o the * art', ipa' o* . if the il.-p ii tii’i-nt oflicials . i that wculd li.i'. I .-<ll h irdly less violent j . (Tin tile Selin;, caused by th.*- taniomi . i Virginius epi-’-'d . so it is to th. m a mat ter .•-• : i’.i : •' t. it the Spanish qtnen . , . ' ■(...: pardon of : ■ i latere th- ■ ■ corid trial. S’ a r Pupil;.' ib- I cni. , i'i.’ Spanish min- : Isler, had i iong eoai'er* rr-'*' yvith As-.:- 1 i t:”*i S er .ary p.y tii- t* and It Is believed that th** Sp.tnisli gov*rnment i i.s voluntarily about to remove another : i.. , ■ ;.. * *. *>■ : * / ". i.l oi n*-;.:o- I 1i..:1 *ii* r V"i:i:i:' ; d'-er" • made by ty > yi.-r p’.'.diil4:ing t!"‘ i xporttition *.f to l ; b.ae.-o from i. '.'li.i. Tills prohibition has j wo.ked :;i« .'t liari.. hips upon laiy ■ Anu r- | t . jean -%ir m l: ,ig Interests and up to this | . ; tir.u-, ..11 * ''oris of tiie siate d p,trim* nt j ■ to sc. lire an ato-lf "'ai i. >n of the harsh eon- i dition ■■ ■■■ i. . -a. ’■« 1..-, ii m* ■■ vidltny. | ; I l'h" I. ,-en . t "P by <1- i.-r.’l W* vl.-r | ! ■ for tin.’ <ll-.;. I* was. tl'e lie* , -a if of k'-.-p’ng i , In Havana ■ . ■ly . t ace ■ thus, lij givfi . 1 yment to workmen, I ! Io *•]> iii* ti from iltii my into tiie Insur- ' ■ i g- : t ranks. I: wn a matter of common 1 repor:. aoyv< v* r. . bat another pot. lit r. a- I , i son was a de.Gr* to . rippl.- th*- Cuban ci- ! par makers in ti.* 1 I':*:.-*l St.'lis, from I wliorn iiic insurgents lii'-w funds, R- poris timl e. inn Washington tire to I i the * f!*"'t il:.nt th,- m w crop of tobacco ] i that ’..11 I" ripe i-i !•'* In-miry next is of 1 : * ’ ■ ’l* ' I *o'..':’* and a ni'-un 1 :■ to four ’ I fifths of an average cron. Buy. rs for for- . cis;*) . onsumer.: ar.* a'r. ady in the tii ld * io 1 ovet ■ plantation and it is ex- , l i !'■ led i‘ ■; |;> t.”.’ f. ’.■**.-,i- ' . | tlon .*f th.’ *!• ’t*eo of prohibition will soon I I b,. made. » CONGOSTO BECOMES UNPOPULAR. ! New Secretary General of Cuba Makes ■ Trouble for Himself. Havana, .\’<>v« rnb<-r I", v! t’ Koy Wrst, I’’j. -Th<- new • ■••••retary pcncral nf Cuba, • Dr. .Tos<- Uo»*yos;o, forun rly Spanish consul ' nt I’hil.i'li-)! in, cont!nu< s to nuiko himself * unp 'onlnr. huv h;nl ,t d’spun’ with a I ; iTOTnir- n •■<»!>* S<*n<»r b’ran<-:-<'O j ; do L-.ts S.’ntos Guznuiii. •> formop pres dent | i of i!io oonyr nnd ho ■ iso has had :i inis- i | undorst.!nding with S* nor Cuotro, a promt- I i m tit Miiioioiinist, with tho result, it is un- | derstood, that L tiers have boon written i tn J\l. « d.t i-.iPiny it f < ntion to the alh-ip d i r * e< iii r < i: i ’s of the •.••‘‘'rotary genoral and , dwelling- upon his peculiar political sonti- I The pnte b< tween Dr. Congosto and : Si-ia.r Ciiz’i ,m 1 ■ . ■ so h it**! that it I nearly .*.'..! ir :■ na.s: dis-igr. • able man- I ncr. and their "o n • rsation, b-coming g. n | i rally !:■•*** n, .:* ': ■ :.■ mu. I. ciimmcii:cd I on .'. *1 h:i ■ I d ' v*unf'ivorable effect among the Spani.-o residents. Il is heli, v* *1 her* that lin re will bn I great .x< item* u: in Spain so soon as the United States congress meet:. Letters I found upon <• -ptU”'**i insury- nts .and r*- | . : indl t that tho In.-’nrv* nts w. ■* ■ i" ntly advised to I 1« op up i'io struggle for tiire*’ months I leiigor. pointing uni thal tiie first net of i •I. Saeas .* guvi't'nmi*! 1 1 would 1)< the re- : moy al oi i h'ii-T."! Weylcr and milling that i war would be mad. on th*' S.ianish minis- * pa' at ** .* 'i i" ton. .-'*-nor Dupuy I > ■ Lome. It is charg'd :':at S* nor Dupuy D. Lome ■ and Dr. *.'*j:ig*>s' i are to blame for the ! spread ui"' l States of tiie sentl- I i ‘■'.eßi'-?'’- ,!!{ ' H-BtMU!’ !■'. SVf'.l.L A v,' ■ wlt trial .11 Chrono-, Xervcu**, : ti;-.,*' .. Skin mid Pf'ivHt*- fiis- r*. i* ! 'X> ' *•;.sc’, it’s)-iiaen mid Men, I. *st ’ • 11 ’bud l "I i.'al’-'"Ils Il'i* ■lclri’. ■*. * - <1 rict u i'e,(i!o*'t.<li»iii>rr!u’*i, y.''.4'-si-.'.e *'■ ■' **3 » month, iui'lndiug tncdii'in*’. A I! eii-.es Antrn'tinte*’.! 3 ,s:^, to be ctirei! in three niontio* or Nt';f ■'" .-.5 money i*elun.i*’tl. \dilrxsH, with * si'-’iip. Hr. Xllicrt I-'. Si.ell. I»«•; i. 1 ’'"’/Pj-i;. , "A." ‘ ir. Si .i.h *k Waluul st.-*., Vln- • .»-*.—V.j.'. cinnatt, Ohio. ment in favor of autonomy, and it is even alleged that they have Induced American newspapers to advocate this policy. There is much excitement here at present over the news of the landing of anotner filibustering expedition by tiie Dauntless and the hard feelings against Americans have consequently ben increased In bitter ness. Weyler Is Causing- Trouble. Corunna, November 17. —There is a violent campa’gn here for and against a popular demonstration in honor of General Weyler, the former captain general of Cuba, when he arrives here from Havana via Gibara and Porto Rico. The moderate republicans and Carlists are in favor of a demonstration and are doing everything possible to organize a re ception for tiie general. On the other hand, the republicans, liberals and socialists are organizing a counter demonstration. Ihe general public is Indiff* rent. General Wevler's son was s.Tenade.l today on ins arrival fr .n Cuba "Won’t Go to the Philippines. Madri.l, November 17.—The report that the government intends in return t*>r hi.s service as governor general of Cuba, to ap point Lieutenant General Weyler governor g. neral of the Philippines is oflielally <le- A.vording to a dispatch from Santander ln the bay of lb- ty. the partisans ind friends of Genual W eyl. r ar*, m.'.king lavish iin parnti'ins t" w .*'om<' him *>n b.. return Boats yvith bands will meet tiie MontS'-ri at and '•.i" 1 " roi'lwts v.'ii! be fir.. l. When the;xplode they will drop ribbons Inscribed “Vive, vlve Weyler'. Th" public, iiowev. r, is not disposed to subscribe to meet th* expenses of th. deinonstratieil and in the ease " one club having a m< mb’ i ship of 1,000, only six ■ m tribute.!. Spanish Victories A .rain. Havana, Nov. rnb. r 18.-It Is "fflclrUly re ported that tho coniblm’*! for*”, s under Colonel Esb’ben recent’y had an * ngag*- rnent with an imcirg'-nt force und.r :he leadership of Vnrlano, at Mogote, in the province of Pinar *1"! Rio. v.'ith the res':;t that th" insurgents w* re put to !' ght. leaving twenty-om.‘ of their numb i on the Hehl. Among the slain w*r.’ tho leader Torrlcnte, ami the in urgt-nt pi»-- feel of GaJafro, Monter de <?ca. The Span ish force captured «t Quantity of arms and ammunition. The Infanta battalion, according to the official report, attack’d a l’»n , p of gents at Si' j rr*a Yngi* s in Pin; r <!• 1 Ko, and th<* Spanish guide and s'-v<n m-c I w« !■•• wounded. 'Pin' tr<H»p-. the <»i'i<-i*> r port suvs, «’iptui''’d th< nr ! her <•■ th»- . s surgent lead'-r, Numz. .ml h* r two s*ms- Forty-one rifles w. re •■•ize.l ami the insur gent ’ amp and fit .y-tyvo huts w* re de stroyed. I Are Dying in the Streets. | Boston, N ovember IS. A letter was re ceived here today from I'apt.iln Cb.arleson, O s th< Clara 1 Randall, now In . ■ ■ > of the f’’ ' ; i ('aptain arhs<»n sajs that Matanzas Is ! w ’ ■ av n ai.d dymg aol- dvmg • k. i •• no uncommon . . on the *.'*•!- :• men I; t tiie gutter iii fi'ir l ist ,in:. s and to See the <l. nth •■.-■■■-* -’"'-v!'. - Ing about I gathering up their load of bod es. VICTIM OF BOLD CONSPIRACY. Dreyfus May Have Another Chance To Prove His Innocence. : Itlon that Alfred Dreyfus, tiie rin* r .' ipti’in <<■ French artillery, was t;" ■■ ly ac' us.-d ami convii’ted by a cottrtn art al of el hi ■' | French military plans u> ap“iits ot .* i foreign government coii'in w a to be wiilely Paris . ' • * ■ 1 L '- person who th" family, the corr. ; ’ ■ al* nt ot tne Asso cint'.-d Press lure Ear licit im-ir pr* e n tation of the prisom * ' to l. )■ reiicn ■ ■ which figures th* g ; of **-*’ til’ ■ “Jour nalists" ami stock job:, "■ ' yvh*> lieset the lute Max Leliutidy, t ! millionaire lim- it Is claimed that th document.s Dr yfus was charged with selling to Germany w*-r. never really sold to th* agents oi country, but yvere prepar’d in imitation of Dreyfu ' ■ handwriting to bkickmail him, his wife b'ing a wealthy woman and he himself being in good i-ir.'umstan*-* s. The plot, il yvould furt tier seem, w.*s e*>t.ceiv*’d In 1893, when th*’ v.av, of jeyvbaiilng :-wept ov* r Europe. Dreyfus of 11. br w ex- traction anti these jn ka . of I' ris • ■ ■ >- ei-’t*', les'tiiiy about for I'e.e*:.l*-:erm:n*'*l to ‘'bleed this weathy Jew." A beautiful adv, ntnress, yvlios* horn .* was th" r. art of a number of Fr. nvli ofllc rs a::d foreign diplomats, is said to hav** act'd as ill': go-between in thr-e shady trail-actions. By invitation, Dreyfus tvas -i frequent visitor to her hon.,*-. In due I'ours of time, the. plan for the mobilization of tiie French army, wli-ch Imd been draavn up In a bandwriting yvliu li cleverly' irm:at*d that of Dreyfus, yva- produced and m 'ney was demanded for its surrender. Dr* "tus, how- . er, it is said, r.-fu: ed to pay Hu* sum d. aiai.deil. knoyvin;; that pur chase of the do iinwii' would be an admis sion of his guilt and yvould furnish ground for future extortion, ami being aw.ire that tlm fti'-i ' *. t had l,*"*-n intimate yv::.l’. tl is woman, w: o w * -a party to the plot, I be eonsldi *i d • ' of tin strongt < lontinuint , the frl* <1 of Dre* fus’s fami ly explains that tee mw.-p.ip- rs alt mm yvti*, uro *■■ .m em**l . i i *■ plot have con stantly ni.iint lin'd a warfare against Dreyfus, even u;> to th* pr* ■ i tin:.-, an*! that in * 'ns* qm n*..'' ' * pi oner’, yvi■ and family ar** olmm.ed to lnep secluded. Attempts have co'*, i antly b en nm.i**, it Is alleged, to extort rulmi sions from them to be u, again. Dr. yin- and 1: is also .‘t:d th.ii advanci.s have been mm!*- to Madame Dreyfus, wife of tlm pri. >—r, In behalf of tii* atiti-Dr* yl.: pres-, oil', ring to «:• as.* all opposition i*> ins r* I*use "for a consl<l<ra'.lon.” Finally, it i* said that tlm plan for the in ibiltzation of the J - : n*'h army, yvh'eh Dreyfus is said to hav.- sold to the. agents oi’ a foreign gov* rtim* iit, tvas a compara tively unimportant documnt. the features of wlii* li were in Hie 1* slon of all th ’ . . ■ vm e ■ I ’ , .- ca'.''*l by experts. Is- Soil* says that tlm absi-ne.- ~f M. S* iteur* r-K«*.-tner, w ho has tore. *1 the gov ernment to n open the <as , from to.iay’s meeting of the senate Is the subject of g* a. r. 1 comment. A reiKirt i.s pr vul. at that he was sum moned this morning by -M Faure, who -mid to him: “Th • 1 i* ■i ■" ' :' ■. ■ case have been brought to my notice. I give you my word of honor that they con: 'in irrefuta ble proofs ot g bit. I b g y o. then .'ore, to e. .i.se tliis campaign, l»y yvi.ich you are compromising the republic and yourself to no purpose.” M. Si lb uu'i -Kestner's friends, however, deny t his s <*ry. Later A formal <’*intr.idiction ha.-i been given otli* :.'iily to tiio story put in eiroula lio ' by l.e Soir as t" the .■.llegi.l in' i view' t.*<lay 1* twi-en M. Four*.* and M. S*'h«*ur* r- Ki stn* ■**. London. November I'9 A dispat, h from i ■ . to 'I' 1 "• iliily Ma 1 that fr i■' - of Dreyfus assert that Coun *'. i Eaterhazy yvas assist'd in Ids treason by an Alsatian .-* ■ -?■,ant ni tj .r, who is imw in Alsace, and has made a. full confession. Nansen’s Next Trip North. Christiana, November 18.—Hjalmar Jo hann, ss* n, tho Norwegian army ollie* r who was with Nansen in the r* e* nt irctic expedition, ref* rring to th** plans for tiie doctor's imxt trip north, says arrangements have already b - n made for i sojourn hut on Franz Jos. f Land. Tin* Frain, Nansen’s ship, will be aecompanit d by* a larg. sei called the Starkod.hr. There will be many mor** dogs and mor** siientitie mi".i t il.ii on this, '.rip liiaii on th. last on. north, and on. nf the snips will advance through tiie lee until it be. ome.s ie<* bound. From there sledge ■ xp.-iilbins wiil start north, 'the other ; ,hip will go along the ic*- border, making scientille res. arches in the ice, in the wa*ct and at tiie bottom ot die sea. EASTERN RULERS SHOW SELFISH SIDE Czar Declines To Allow the Sultan To Enlarge His Navy. Tnu TURK QUIETLY SUBMITS _. . i Austria Makes the Greek Conqueror ' i Come to Quick Terms. GERMANY GATHERS IN NEW PORT I Emperor William Called Down by Rus ' : sia Touching- Influence with Turkey. ' I London, November 20. Tin' stock pot of ini. motional politics lia * Im :i • nrl.-h. d dur- i Im; tin* last few days by two or thr. •• bones | which promise to furnish an opportunity . for pl* ntv of contention lierca flor. Russia 1 contributed the firs: In her notification of Xov.-mb* lllth t" tl.. tiorte that the arrears I of tin* Utt. -O-Tnrliisli w r indemnity : amount to £320.000 ($1.600,0<)0) at the sa.mo . time insisting upon the dlsmls. *1 of the Vai! of Adana. A-la M nor. .md If tl-- | mutessarlf of M-r.-lna and the jorte of ' Adan.l. the two ofllei ils who wen, n-spon- I siblo for tiio indignities to which an Aus- I tr’an m.-rcliant, Bruzzafolll, was recently , subjected to. and al-'-, for tlulr share in , ■ th. Insults compl.iine*! of by ’in* Austrian | • I consula at Mersina. who interfered in be- ■ i half of Bruzzafolll. the agent then* of I the Austrian Lloyd S'. inisldp C air r.y. ito all of which demands Turk* ■• s'll,mil ted. ■ i Inci.iently the Turkish government Is sa.i.l , to bavo abandoned !•• r cavil reorganiza I tlon plans as a re- nil of Hie si eond noto of Ru.-.ila on tl,.’ subject of the war in- ; detnnity aricar- due that country. Germany flavor* i ti c content:- of the 1 stock pot with hot. sauce from China in ! t'j-’ ! i] e of the landing of her s. lor-; I and ni 'i'in.’i, at Kiao Chou, on th** Shan i Tun p* ::in ila. ostensibly for the purpose of 1 insisting upon i- Ir, ■- fur th** murder of two German misdom.ri*--’, but possibly, it i is intimate*!. In order to obtain a good coaling station ar.l harbor for repairing her fleet in the fir east. Tnrk y's bad cas" of swelled head Is re- i I spun-ibh* for two of tiles*’ contention.', con- j ! tributions to the simm. ring of tin* political I I I'!"!, ii'i* i.isy vl' tori,*.* over (in.-,** have ' I so reliabilitatid tin- sul'.nn’s pride that lie ■ j had ..Imost arrived at tl. belief that by > : follow ing the advice of < ’aptaln Mahan, uithor of “sea power in history,” and i making ids navy strong, Turkey might Im* ■ I * ..tii** tii. seventh great power ami lili.-rato In i '■': from ti’.e oono-.li.ns tutelage *,t ' Christendom. Germany offered h* r asaist- | an* e to build ships fur Turkey ami also 1 j off", d to .supply that country with the ' n* i'«'.'.*,iry arms, ammunition and uniforms, I in return for about 25 pi r cent of the Gre* k . i war indemnity. Then Russia saw her ; clianco to check the pro,:r**s.s of German : influence nt Constantinople. 1* t the past > I twenty \i:u~ she has held !>■ r .moaid i. O. U. as a, club to force Turkey to do in r i bidding, and now again, but In a inoro | sumin.iry fashion than U'lia.l, she has r* ■- I p* .it' d lie operation and has kill* *1 two ; birds with one stone, namely, sharply ! i checking B. rlin statesmanship and pi* - ’ I vicing Turkey from eina..' patlug hir.'lf , ' from her dependence upon Russia. Naturally this has been a bitter pill for | Gernrmy to swallow, losing, ■'.* sh** d"..s, | coiisid* r.ible | .'S'.'.ge and btg contracts at ' ; tii" same m .neiit. i Gn at Britain's part in t!’**.*-'*.* proceedings . I r. mains to be d 'velopcd. I G, t niiinj s s\vop*p down upon Kiao Chou ' I y. Chin :, has *.x*'ito*l tie: eham** IL t'l' I anil’ the advices from Shanghai that two 1 steamers hav** b .eii ' liai tei'i.d there to I i convey stor s and inat.ri l to Ki. i Ch**u I i bay, coupled with the intimation that th*' I G 1 rm.ui occupation of that place i.s up- I i par. ntly to be mot'" than !• mporury, <'o!oi* . ,1 to which is given by the t'.iet that the i bi- ■ ■ man matin'.-. arc now '■m' lg'd In litild ug ; i wlnti r barracks, 1. av**s littl ■ ■: ■ : >t that I ; **'■■;;:.:■: h. : ■■<*. ’ ■ i*lly ' ■■: 1.. / Chou bay, wlm-h, mxt to l or: Arthur, is | ' : the most ' :• U’tant 1 " ■ r ... Chit . a la. fait a* ■ ompli .- an .iltn -st ' i" '.verablu ' argutm nt in th*- * ’.-'i, • i’ ; <*i*:i '•"* t" ”■ ; .: Fra ce. Huss .;* .■'• I Japan can do In the ma’b f. ,|: "* 1 - '• ‘ set to work and grab *.'.!.- r P" 1 t"" “ ■ •'■ Chim s" Empire. Under th ■ cin umst: n* ■■ the. dtp mats int, r.-n- in the east an* advancing by . ...... mbl< the si con i we< k of Eebt threi w. <*ks linith in niginully i ndeu The principal tasks of tin* s..s*-.on w: 1 1,,, tin* lin- i lot il gov. rnm.-iit bi I ami the ii form ’D*‘ London uoijtiiy cmim il i»'- * , . : . ■ ' * *- his sp< ■ ion i u■. .*• 1• iy i ts; b <hc lih s *■■’■■■- miei’ as];« •! his h'-ar. r.- il tiny wntit'<l to b. govrii’d like York • ■> . i Th'-n parli iim’Di will b<» called upon to | leg-id■'’*■ I'r tm- army, tin- gm . : m m !n- . 1 ch-asing- its strong th app l .' most ur- I gently io tin- country I sy There is < | a widespr. ad demand tlm.t th,* oth. r <pi s- i I tioi b< olved nd I d< votod io t o.’ army. | Lt is a notorious scandal thal millions of I pounds s’.'-rling- ate wait'd annually out of th** enormous total of £2l,voo,C'i.i ($1‘5,08),- . I (?»’•) expended upon tho army. As a I‘sua i the country has enfir.-iy lost c infitienuc 1 in the war otilue and there is a universal j cry that the c.ibii « t lake the matt r in its own hand;* and introduco a workman iyiii < t i 1 eon sistt nt policy. Th-- tn.irquis of Salisbury’s proposition to ' sm.;." j ' the London county council, ! as iLi'< oiy r» icrrcd to, has rais'd a storm , throughout the land, ami the Brit.sh pr- - . mi< t oovv is welt a worse “slanged ’ man 1 . • . ■ . K ' . ’ tm- roe- tit nmniuip.il en cU.ni in tn at o;*/. , The news Livni India is about as <iir- • couray,iny as h '’.in b* . the HU'i’ioti r-urn donut (15 of activity upon th” pari ol the ! ir:bu.smen, v.m a it was thougm thal tiie i affair was about tinislnd, show., that what- ; ■ ’■ * 1 Bi'ii-. onn nay th : k, i • - j nativos of tnu inv.dfi country .tic n>'t ! aware that theynro i>. ateu. fin- co. b of mu military opera i Ln, ; j . al ready «*•-!.mai'u .it 12,. •’ >o.' ■»♦ (sl2,s'<‘i h.i), aid I this .’mount wiil probably bu doubled be- ; 1 to ■ ■ . Wiili.un S. Eliding, tl"- C:nmd;an mlim- ! t*.r of nn tiii'e, v. :o ■■ .id iiii i . r. iu’u . : Canada, in an interview wn.i a repr* u| ■ ... * A ■' ■■ I :• . I Canada. s:rmg!y il.sir.d niendly relalimis I wit I. tl*. I nit*.*! Stat. s. "Satan's Invi.-lble Worid Di.-pl.g,. <i." m* ! "I lespa:ring I >emo< racy,” is th* ■ nsatlor.al i till*, ot a sensational book *lealmg with Gj.atei* .W iv York, w'narn \* . T. Si* ad. lb** ! Review of R to the publi* of Eng md md Am rica next month, as the fruits of the r- eeiit trip | “across tbi* waler." This book is to be i a companion piece to "If Christ i ame to ! Chicago,” the unique *!Dsection of the dark est lif. in Hu' western metropolis, wiiie-li I introduced th** vei.-atile and imlefatig ,lii*’ i English editor to th*. United Slates in the : capacity of autbor. "Satan's invisible World” was. according i to Mr. St* "I rev* alni by tin- i. .* ow com- ' I ... and “despairing *lemix*r ” i moral whicli he draws from the e’lti cr of Greater N w York. -.■. . . a to be a i 1. gisl.i liv<* declaration b* the *'itiz.-ns of their aliat.domm-nl of faith in the po.-,abil ity of got' ruing a great « . y by popular suffrage. TO BaLD SILjAUS. ro? *'’ r mail “U application, free iuft.ruihfion * * lO *’ r ,r 4,1 U P“ U 11 ~a* T ’ iutl, stop taping Thai., and rena»v»» sea:? 'hseasea. Address, Ra-n Par irj*. JMjlunQ IMraEieuißttry Y e - r*u < ?hJ- l»*f S. \ ChK’inuati, G. 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CItOSUY, Boweiu HUI, Va. fete «r• •• Bxl > y J c JC’ TA ]< i:\ BT I G\'C! a DA Yls a dnse of th’s great remedy, Y I f i'j •'fi Ii a A » ' ”'d 1 * ■ tui •.'■T■■!■ rs 1* iiu.ii; a trial of its wonderful enra fi . c I•’ ■ ■ ’ ■ ’ c.'iiP'-n •! .ir* :>aid I.v mail s’ m <av. r.'. i a sampi'- h>lil* , jvh’< e■*•• <ol mei H-'• ‘'”'d ~t „ niHiicin Urge hot 1 ■■ «)i’ SOLD BY DRI GGI il ONLY ;* ’US A.\D oil: AGLN J V j: i:,) 1 x ‘<k\V ’! r:i!r ri<»r V. WIU .' LLo 'J’Ol AY. For Thirty Days, 3 Large Bottles, for 52.50* SWANSON KHEIbWATIC CUKK CO , 107 160 Dearborn St . CHICAGO, ir r. | MORE RIOTING AT MONTEVIDEO. Minister of the Interior in Uruguayan Cabinet Reported Shot. Montevideo. November 19.—The city is lu I ! a pauic over the incident nt today’s ees- | i sion of the chamber of deputies and the i I report that Dr. Maquel Herrera * <lb s, I minister of the interior and of justice in : I the Borda cabinet, lias b*" n slfot’with ure ; | vol ver. In ti o chamber Dr. Herrera y Obes made ' a violent attack upon Senor Cuestas, who ■ assumed tne presidency of th*' republic ::d I Interim on the assns.siuatlon of Senor J. Rllarte Borda,who was shot by Arrendondo : during the n itlonal fete on August 2 ith last on September 20th Senor Cm-tas 1- ; j sued a declaration of policy, pt'tfmlsing to ' ecmio'n'.'.'. t<*' purge the publ!.- departments, i e.spoi i.iily the departmi nt of customs, unit r< Igioui ly to p ty the interest on t io p tblli I debt. At that time he expressed the hop.’ th it the partment or customs wot 1 ! yield at least 5.i«0,000 francs monthly. ' ' Today Dr. Herrera y Obes called upon i him for .- more *•■<;.!: It stateinent as to I his programme In the event of his election | I as president. | Senor Euarduo McEchen, minister of tho I I government, refuse*! to reply, whereupon ; Dr. Ib rrer.'t y ' 'bos presented a motion ■ j demanding the resignation of the president | I of the republic ad Interim. It 1s said that i If tlds motion i.s adopt'd by tiio deputies S . . - cu< tas will ot- solv. the chamber. I ' All sorts of rumors ate afloat, many cltl- I ! zens have closed their houses and the ' troops ■re h-Id in readiness. REBUILD CHRISTIAN QUARTER. Czar vTTn Replace I)".:’toyed Section ’ of Canea at His Own Expense. Vienna, November 16 -The Greek bishop : of Can. i’. Island of Crete, has b on notified | i, , Russian ’■ ul that the czar pro to r< ' at his own cost, the bu ' ed <■■■".."•■' nd to < n- ■ large the orthodox ..'htirch, ) i , i *. i. s 1 y *.o < il.'." granted a large sum \ o( won v for tiio relief ot the poor of i i t’n.ih t. Will Be Sliced to Death. ! Ean Erat cl Novemt ■ ' Tl ■ steam- I ! er CHy oi i..* ii*- Janeiro, w!:l*'h_ arrivo’l ! i today from Yokohama and Hong Kong via , I Honolulu, brought the following adv! a<: I Some two months ago tin* Shanghai ( I miters publisl’ -1 a sensational story to . , . *t tl nt ’ 11 . , : Klnkuel for .*u eld. ntally * : cm-irn: the d**nth of Ills mother. It win I j* ,i Hmt ' ehll'l had been most I l-’Linnaidv t' -.Hed by the. Yamen rimnc-i | : sent to arr. *t h n arid that he would have | to suffer ' ■ ‘ ■ quonc.e; oi his lam< 1 1,1, ; . ".lent by being idlced to death wita j . ■ ■ tmntly P : ... . * |,ut i| ’ "••■■ iippi irs from an un- 1 .len'ial ' ■■ ■ ' ■ ' ■’ I e,,n/". d ! pt:. f I'"'' . ‘ th ■ tin 'll or.'**):' i *r tiie currying out ot ti'iu i I barbarous punishmetd. A Russian Is Appointed. ‘ ■ t: ’U’ ” . Ft p i m ' I " ■' ; • inlrTii.'i' lliV’ *•■' tbu> I ?:iV(ir>H y '-’J i ( D"tci*sburg, as arbitrator In the Anglo- i \ enezu. jo boundary di-st nt* has be* n lor- . mally approied by th** i-.'.ir. !’r,,f...-*.;<,r Martens is a privy councillor, ■"■■.'■ Russia t I : **U'.i rit ti - prot'ci-sor in lite I ’.lyi’t"' o* I pj j ii •'(.'iking' arb ’: a”»r in li Jurniitlthial as- i MISS CISNEROS HAS GUARDIAN. • Mrs. John A. Logan Now Legal Pro- ; tector of the Cuban Girl. W'i. '• \ u'.brr V.' -An r w-'A Airs J ’in A. Logan guar'll n ft.r Ab. ’ | <•<>■ < ii • . | s. ain't i/s ;:pp« H'-iDee «.?mC«-<l HIW b liA- r- i Tho p‘ .!t on for guard;an nn t out tha * . Al,. .* < 'isju ros lia '■ <l« u’..ir< <i in r* Pi* at; - i ■ .’-•/> far as tho law nllov.s, o nJ (h it ah.- in- * j b-nds to - riTur an iiKtitution cf loanwu’ In ! I this *'ity and to hereafter t- tnaiti a r* -i- •. . .and lat t ir ’ ■ > '- | . I liberated, if at all. Tin- case was Pefor*’ Judge H.tgner. of I ' th.* or;,I urns’ . .mr:, and Mr . ,\i "I.is. whc -i I guest the young lady now Is. acted as her : interpreter. . , ~. ”(>n 1h» <•• .;' -urn ion <*' ■ * p*-!* ion o. Evan * frl. tui. Karl iK'. kvr. and .* i: l ..v iui*,. c> ' : . 'ossio v ' lism ro:, born .I ■ : '■! ■■: ■ b**r. 1.818. liav.n;; ap|":i rd In <*p. :■ < ”""* ; and el.’i'ted Ma ry S. Logan, <; ' TT: , - '■ ' . Cisneros upoi ■- ■ ■ ■ ■ ' ■ of (ill, condi tione* r the f ' ■ ' ~ th atl hi ' ■ I said Etahgi’lin:' is now m .i -r *■■ miim-m. "’ - , 7 i: ' '■ ' any useful pu: ;>■ a.* ii; t" *■ '■■■'■• Boomer Defies Authorities. Wichita, K.iu.. November 1 I! T.. ‘ Hugh, s, the. boomer who i * ■ n.lc ' - •:■■ ; I here to raise a party of volant* * rs to i • I tin’ Wichita mountain l Otmtry >i •’k'-moma I ; Territory, state-: touay teal ■**’ lias b- -n notified by tin* federal authoritie- In th ' , territory that any tiitvmpi to torceily '' 11 : I an expedition across tin.* line of tlm H'.d an | i reservation will I'** <!oal: witii a vid'-. | l | - ;i " s a es troops being culled into I ii,'* has D-md an addr.-s to Ids f"l ; hiwers in which he pract:.*.*.lh d' e- • u ; I .i:td States adllOl'itie*. ami ._■: s ; c■ ■* la - claim that tin* treaty of tile Unit' 1 States , wi h too Kiov.a ,:nii Coma ili'ln in " l! ' " pil ed Now Util and t hat tiie I md, . " . .It be chised to sei tiers and prosp • :ors. Prohibition Loses in Baldwin. .Mill, de Vide, C,a.. Movember 8. (S|i.e"i'.i Tii*- ~us..l:.latd r :-r ' ol th. renuba. an election I*' iv yesterday gates liny-i"i.r nKij<>ri:y for tht** \v< t side. There is tuik vi a contest of the result. ’ s ERTSTO FIGURE ON TARIFF Emperor Will Preside Over Couslden tlon of Dinghy Efll. ALL LINES WILL BE PRESENT Special Committees Appointed on Va« j-ious Features of the Act. COURT VC.i KANITZ IS SHUBBEfIi Inter-Central Canal Project Haa Been Revived Again rend the Ruler Favors It. Berlin. Novrmlwr 20.—The economic coun : ell. wbl'li began Its sessions this week’ and whoso most Important meetings wl'A I be attended by the emperor, la a body spcciotlly C'.'illcd *'j ’* r by tho govern ' ment o lev ' ' "■' * ' ■ i and <Jr it Lrltnln and her culonie/. I The council Is compos- 1 of a score ot , rrunt officials Among i's inumbers aro j Karon Von Manteuffel, tho 1 Inter for the interior, and Baron Von T r i.el - pointed on agriu.iP'd re, transportation. ; Industries. have h« ' ' dally tfo.-.idons | since the council was convened. i Tlu main purpose ol tlcotuv'd Is to ; ns'Cidain which industries and to v/b.it <>n Monday evening, when Count Von • Posadowsky onturtained the council at dln ! ner, the emperor entered Into a lively i conversation with tlioi-io present, but '.is ! majesty snubbed Count Aon Kanlt?: most i xinni*reifußy. Tid*. fact la interpreted | nns'Hdng that Lde ayrarlan interests will I not be paramount in the delllx'ratlons of | tho council. Another fact pointing tho I imr^XX'eXs^ly | tho intercentral canal preset, Ino-.”llnff I river.-', ti e rTbu, ibo L iae, tho Wcsvr and j «•' i« 7 ; . ' ' i 9 J ' ■ . : hill .uriii’,.!. .ng 1 a • .< v.b” m * - *. • <1 d lie i »rrfH-”amd . ” -"■■o b'.s-ocd '.tei- Pre s j s.ij, k \ ,o have be. n conv.-tud us leso . Another c-ktur, • 'dniann, has ueen L-dglum. iiidu.i ; principle '*3 carcruly sh.elded t<> (la' rulers of tho AlTaan tribes, ' * Whenever a ruler Is unpopular let him shelter of b • ma.b sto, every criticism ja l\ \ ■ w of the grow ng number of Bls ■. .. .■ K ' 7 | i; . 0 myself Harnt ov* a fossilized pudes thk” The ex'Chancellor has thus far refused, to art* nd any uiive’llmps of statues «rect- Ev.-ryhody who 1.-- at all Interested in tyiu. i«’ v. -d b- d<dgir■ i : an article X pa’’.*a ha-- \\ ! .(ion f<»r M *> next x • lumo <q ( \i < i ■ < terweave r proses- Id- <>f tl: ' hiL’,'b’St valia- t” 'di 'i'*s ■>£ vocal music. Its interest I-’ i d lim ‘ d to stu dents alone, howev r. She t’J! *of i-ho s.in r bi fore the tsar of Ku -.d'i on f!p' night an<l”givi mui . ' • i siiiL'.ers, which ell lev* rs of C”< i store's * Files Surely Cured. Dear 1 i. nd Dr. Tu. k Atlanin. . or*. 1 m of pi! ' . R. If. Forbi'.-i. T'-nui” . G.i. G.ri.l iiw : ;. ii ' r. -.1 Ml.’blg.in yj. Heino Co.'s idverti imen for men on Pago it Is the small things of I':' that are moat annoying. Ev* n tho little mosquito boros on dreadfully. 5