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Evening journal., 1895-04-12
Special Excursion TO Denver

July Sd, 4th aud 5tb. Return tickets
good till September 1st 1895, tor the
annual meeting of the National Educs-
tIonsl Association, to he held in Denver
July 5th to 18th. The Baltimore and
Ohio railroad will be the official route
from Delaware.
A special u ain will take the Delaware
excursion. and the rate quoted will
cover the entire expense Of the excur-
sion or only the railroad fare, as may be
decided.
Particulars will be furnished upon
application to the state manager, Isaac
7 johnson, OF the Friends School. Viii
mington, or to Harry A. Miller. General
Passenger Agent Baltimore aud Ohio
railroad, Wilmington, Del.
Evening journal., 1895-04-12

Scene -Offlce of Receiver of Taxes John T.
Dlckey Time Midnight. Dramatis Per-
son@-The Ringsters, BOOSTERS and Ruff
fans.
Evening journal., 1895-04-12

with a broom at her mainmast
head bearing canvas shield on
which vas painted the number 81.
the Rsllant American bark Amy
Turner, direct from Hong Kong,
China, arrived In port to day.
The bark Is a model Of clean
illness and seaworthiness sAe locked
like yacht as she came to her pi,r
with her snowy sails neatly furled on
her graceful. tspering Yards. every
rope neatly collsd In It's place aud the
wood work sparkling with fresh paint.
when her lines were made fast
and Old Glory at the peak was thrice
dipped In token Of the end OF the
voyage, she had trsvsrsed over 40
900 miles in n complete circumnaviga
tion of the globe, and had sailed over
$4,000 miles from Hong Kong, trsstrs
Ing the China sea, Indian ocean, N rth
aud south Atlantic. crossing the
equator twice.
SIGNIFICANCE OF TIE BROOM
''lhe broom AZ her mAiomast bead
siguifed she hsd sweps the SPAS. 81
so she had Her srrivsl maiked the
quickest Tip ever made fIom u ing
Kong to North Atlantic port, and
the figures Gu the shield sieli6ed The
number Of days she hid besn making
this trip 70 the capes Tn. broom vas
placed at the mainmast track by a
dsriue seernsn. who bsd eliEphod slpft
st th4 ,irk o. bis life o plsar il there
Tn bhk. Ia eem m1aud Of Captain
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-22
BELLAIRE.

The Democrats of this neighbOThOOd
are greatly pleahed with the notice
given i'm Yesterdays Register of Gov.
James II. Campbeu's speech at CALI
polls. o.. and other notices Of the Reg
ister's happy comments on the Ohio
election As the Register is the only
Democratic daily that is close enough
TO be local. we always look 70 it for
our daily reports of the political situa-
ton in Ohio. and a fun report of this
always pleases the Bellaire Democrats.
The Democrats here are wide awake 10
the situation. and ar using the most
strenuous eNer-ions to take care OF and
entertain the visitors on Wednesday
night. The Hackett's band managers
are prenaring some o. the finest music
ever given on the streets OF Bellalre for
this occasion. and though there viii
be so much noise. the harmony and
musical expression viii be there and
everybody must hear it to appreciate.
The guessing OF the number Of seeds
in the pumpkin at HerZ5erg's viii end
at $50 this evening. The pumpkin is
becoming dem0rahZed hence The rush.
Harry Green and Miss Kate Seigle
were married yesterday afternoon AT
Squire Mason office. \ happy ending
OF this case.
The fire ladies are very grateful 10
the citizens Of the Second ward yho
furnished them with hot coffee and
sandwiches during their long fight with
the fire SUNDAY morning They return
their heartiest thanks.
Hiss Minnie Steser. daughter Of John
Stegsr. of the Second ward. wha has
been such q long and patient sufferer
from rheumatism. starts to-day for Mt.
Clemens. Mich. She Is much better,
lut not well yer and goes there for re-
lief.
Mrs. Ida Hanke. Of the Second ward,
died Sunday at 10 a. m. OF lung trouble.
Deceased leaves q husband to mourn
her loss. She was % years old.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-22
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters OF Interest Briefly and
Pithiiy Told.

Minor Matters OF Interest Briefly and
Pithily Told.
Albert Kugle was arrested last night
by Ofcer BaDb, for disorderly con-
duct.
Attorney W. P. Robinson has been
appointed a notary by Governor Mac
Corkle.
"A solid stone foundation is being
put down on a Quare Of Zane street, on
the north side, from NOr,h Huron to
North York.
Rose Mincey was arrested by OFF,
GER Holmes, yesterday afternoon, on a
disOrderly charge Lieut.. Clemans
locked up drunk.
Residents of Fifteenth street are
complaining of the brick left on the
street by the =. p. ". contractor, after
the paving was completed.
-SteenrOd Division No. 105, Brother
hood of Locomotive Engineers. Will
give a social and entertainment at Wal
ters' Hail. Wednesday evening.
Car No. 81, on the Bridgeport line,
struck q blackboard on the steel bridge.
yesterday morning. knocking the horse
down and dumping out two men who
were in the rig. No particular damage
was done.
General Manager Fitzgerald. SUI
perintendent Of the Trans-Ohio diyis-
ion W. Graham. r. NJ. Sheets, J. H..
Groves and c. W. Galloway, OF the B..
& o.. were here yesterday on tour OF
inspection.
An entertainment viii be given By
the young ladies of The Epworth Lea
sue Of the ". z. Church of West Lib
cry on Friday evening. A very inter-
escing programme has been prepared
and all will be we'll entertained Who at
tend.
The big water main on South Main
street. between Twenty-siXth and
Twenty broke yesterday morn
ing. making the netghborhood decided
ly damp. superintendent Varney put
a force to work at once, and repairs
were promptly made
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-22

in pure wooden fabrics for the clothing
Of the millions OF this nation will be
greatly increased Under the stimulus
20 manufacturing in the United States,
the prices Of American wool have, also'
steadily advanced.
While the volume Of Imports has risen
during the las. year. The exports OF
American manufacturers have largely
increased-ano-her cheering indication
Of The good effects of the new tariff.
The returns Of rade-of imports OF raw
ma-er.al and of exports OF finished
produc-s-d5mors--a-e that Mckinley
ism has been only an evil 10 the manu-
faourers of the country. All things
considered. the next Congress would do
wei 10 let the new tariff severely alone.
D. IS loaded
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-22
BRIDGEPORT.

Yesterday morning about six o'clock
Miss Mary Green. a well known and
highly respected young lady of the West
End. died after a lingering illness, Of
consumption. She was about 80, years
of age and has been residing AT the
home of her brOther-in-law, Daniel
Detweiler. The funeral services took
place At her late home last evening.
and the remains were shipped to Pow
hatan for burial.
Mayor Williams is visiting relatives
at Pomeroy. o.. for q few days.
Marshal Stun arrested a Wheeling
man by the name of Harvey Green.
Saturday night. who was wanted at
Bellaire on the charge OF bastardy pre-
ferred against him by Kate Seigle, Of
that place Constable Ball came up
yesterday morning and took him down
10 Bellaire.
Frank Fisher was at GAINESVILLE yes
terday on business.
Charles kaufman is az New Castle
visiting friends.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-22
FOUR KILLED.
A Terribly Fatal Accident Near Steu-
benville Yesterday Morning--Tried
to Cross the Track Ahead Of the
Engine.

Special to the Register.
SteubenviIle. o.. October 21.-The
lev Of four men were hurled into e5er-
nifty about 7:3O O'Clock this morning at
the MiHer's station crossing on the Pan
Handle by eastbound passenger accom-
modallon No. So. The victims all lived
at Youngstown, a small town near La
trobe in Wesrmoreland county, Pa, and
they were:
EDWARD COGAN, driver, aged IS
years.
SAMUEL CoGAN, JR, plasterer,
aged 20 years
SAMUEL COGAN. SR., plasterer,
aged 26 years.
The men were all employed by Jesse
CCEan. of Youngstown. Pa, father Of
Edward Congan. and a brother OF the
third man. he having a sub-cOnract for
the plaster work of the new houses Tor
the miners near Niller's station
The vistms started this morning
from the place where they were work
ing. south of the railroad, in two
horse wagon, going after sand on a
ridge on the ether side Of The track.
They heard The accommodation com
Ing and started the horses on a run 10
get across ahead of the train. and when
near The crossing. seeing how close the
train was. they dashed their horses in
order 90 make the crossing by close
shave. but an 20 no avail The horses
got across the track and escaped with
out q scratch. but The wagon was struck
IN the middle and demolished and rhe
four men Instantly killed. Their bodies
were badly cut mp and mangled
The bodies were all brought 70 this
city and placed in The frame building a,
the north end Of the platform. There
-hov lav m9ngled and bloody. side by
side cold I'm death. and the gruesome
SIGHT was viewed by a large crowd
e- harel ar The station.
The accident is remarkable in that all
were lined outright. Their remains
were taken % Lindsey's undertaking
enlistment and prepared for burial
and were shipped home on No. 6 this
evening
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-22
MARTINS FERRY.

Chas. Kuckuck has returned from
Jewe,.
Duncan Williams. of NJ pleasant.
was in town yesterday lie viii -
married to-day to Miss Helen Hussey,
of this place.
James Gray, Of Pittsburg, is visiting
here.
Miss Minerva Fletcher. CT Bcallsville.
O.. IS the guess OF her sister, Miss En-
ma Fletcher.
J. e. Toole, assisted by strong com
pany in Killarney and the hnlne'
will appear at the Opera House WedAes-
day night The PLAYS good one ana
comes well recommended.
Alex Keesey returned yesterday IRON
2 visit WIKI friends ct Wels5urg.
Horace Ratcli6e. Of Nj. Pleasant, was
in town Yesterday On business.
The funeral Of james Brazzle took
place Yesterday morning from -
NE2rv's Church. In,eTment W2S maze
al Nj Calvary.
The funeral of Miss jeanette NAPIER
takes place this morning at 10 O'Clock.
The Belmont Brick Company hr5d an
ether kiln Of $4,000 brick yss-erday.
julius Blume1berg wen5 10 Sclo yes
terGay On business
Mrs. John Dobbins and Miss May
Kearns. are visiting Mis-. Glenn NC
Cabe. en- Long Run.
Herb Thurs5On, whclsin the emplo
Of the Wheeling Bridge and Terminal
Railroad. is confined 10 his room with
pneumonia. al his parents home on
jefferson street.
sam Harrison was in from Nj. Pleas
anty esterday On business.
Roy Clark is visiting friends ana
relatives in Pio-sburg.
Vim. Jones is on the sick list
Mrs. Vim. Griffith is iyiung relatives
ct IrCndale.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-22
PREMIER EGG CUPs-gwlNe Bros.
THE TRIP TO ATLANTA.
All the Arrangements for the President and
Party Completed.


Party Completed.
washington. October 21.-Arrange-
ments have been completed for the r-p
Of the President and his cabinet 10 Al
lanta to attend the exposition. The
party consists of President Cleveland,
Secretary and Mrs. Carlisle, Posmas-
ter General and Mrs. Wilson, Secretary
Herbe7. and Mrs. Micou, his daughter,
Seore.a Hoke Smith, Secretary Nor
ton and Miss Morton, Secre airy and Mrs.
Lamont. Mrs. Harmon, wife Of the At
torney General, and Private Secretary
Thurber. The Presidential train will
be in charge Of Mr.. ". =. Turk, Gener-
al Passenger Agent. OF the Southern
Railway, who viii accompany the panty
10 Atlanta and return.
The Presidential train will be run as
the second section Of the Southwestern
vest.buled, limited, which leaves Wash
ingc0n At 1913, the Presidential train
leaving at HOO o'clock. On the South
ern Railway the block system is used
and the trains must kesp al least one
station behind each other, so there IS
no possibility OF an accident.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-22

AlslN II Ifl Rla y T. LII
-,-i,, -, -,t-- one -bo- +bs methods
byuliel Che Cox NurZ-Foraker gang Sc
c-llA me lo-l-na--oA OF busAAeA al
Gainesville v-era no worse rhq0 those
''--
ADOPTED bv Bushnell himself IL an ear
% campaign ana lr-1ss eXca-l7nJ he
~
- ID --''''--7 -i'7 1-'''''S INC ''-
-'- 1''7-.--'.-- WIS o1-' d y '--7C''--
.-''5 7'7--''l5 W Os-i'
N'.-. ana o,-7Is .la- he was not d
.l'--.5l o'aAsI' OoA
'-- ~ I'd II " 10 en- ~ --'7'' power "
Do" 60
~ ~ ''-''-', r..
-' d ---.--0 z Lo' q Nun
go anu -'-'----''' was W
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-22
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle OF the Movements of Indi.
vlduals

Daily Chronicle OF the Movements of Indi-
vlduals.
Justice Fitzpatrick has returned from
a short trip to Michigan.
Miss Nellie Isen, Of Oakland, is visit
ing Miss Callie Curtis. Of West Liberty.
Mrs. Zanna Frasher Gibson who has
been visiting in Pittsburg, has re-
turned home
Miss Carrie Franzell returned 10 the
city after a brie, visit 10 friends in
Martins Ferry
Miss Laura Young. OF West Liberty.
handsomely entertained a number OF
young friends in honor Of Miss Nellie
Isen, of Oakland, Nd
c. ". Bowie. train dispatcher and car
service agent for the Monongahela Riv-
or Railroad Company. has resigned his
position The vacancy has been filled
by the appointment Of T. " Reynolds.
and he Office viii remain a. MonOngah
as heretofore.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-22
CHICAGO IS PREPARING

To Care for National Conventions just the
Same Is II They Were Coming.
Chicago, October 21.-Active prepara-
lions are in progress 10 care Tor one or
more Of the national political cOnyen-
tons in case Chicago is selected. 4
large force OF Men are al work on the
big structure 20 be known as the Coli
scum, located al the corner OF Sky
tlird street and The Illinois Central
railway. the main entrance of the old
Worlds Fair grounds. The immense
buildings viii DE completed and opened
in May next with an International cycle
tournament on quarter OF a mile
track 10 be followed in June with q
horse show 20 take the place OF the
Washington Park Derby and modelled
after che great New York show at Madi-
san square garden.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-22
BETTER PRICES FOR SILVER,


New York, October 2L-The best au-
tho-iues on silver look for steadily
improving demand for the metal for
some time to come. The willingness of
Japan TO accept the indemnity from
China I'm silver contributed largely 10
the Improvement in its price which has
been noted during the last few months,
and the accumulation of the metal in
London VIII 81 ON, in order to complete
the instollments of the indemnity at
the various dates Of payment. Both
China and japan are showing increas-
ing inquiry Tor silver. as the large
amount of The metal distributed by both
countries in payment for war material
and supplies has been diverted to India
and other silver countries
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-22
PROMINENT YOUNG MAN
Arrested at Huntington. Charged wi.h
Special to h R G lister.

Special to h R lister.
...---g,oa. 3D.. -. October I'll
Nard.e Noses was arrested here this
afternoon by Sheriff Frasher fer being
implicated liz the burglary of Reece &
AlaXandsr's store, in Putnam county.
last March. Moses came to this city
JUS about ,ha- time and has been en-
geged here s.Cce. The arrest caused
much surprise as he is q son of a well
known minister Of that county, and is
well known. A pal Of his made a con-
fessiCn which led 20 his arrest.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-22
WHEPE TO FIND BUTTONS.

"Where are you going?" asked Par
son Jones OF his wife, on seeing her put
on her hat.
You need a button on your coat. and
am going to the store to buy one, was
the reply.
Have you looked over the money
that was taken up in the collection last
Sunday?"-Texas Siftings.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-22
ATTE1IPTED SIICIDE-

Last night a girl in the house Of Bessie
Durue, No 220S Water street attempt
ed 10 commit suicide by drinking laud-
anum. A physician was called and her
life was saved. Her name was not re-
ported to the police.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-22
CHARcED WITH RORBERY.

Special 20 the Register.
Parkers0urg w. Va, Oct. Pillar
~ Parker. Of Belpre. Ohio, was arres- ed
to-day charged with ro5b.ng Walter
Fleming Of 5000 in cash at Belpre, last
night
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-22
2gbeeIin8 2e9ister
WEST VIRGINIA PRINTING COMPANY,
PUBLISHERS AND PROTECTORS.

Tho REGISTER. embracing its several
sl.-i1rs is entered 90 The FcstoH.ce 70
wheeling W va. as secon--c--ss Al--f-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-22
WEST VIRGINIA POSTAL AFFAIRS

Special 10 the Register.
Washington, D. c., October 21-
Fourth class postm2sters were ap-
pointed in Wes- Virginia. t0-da!J, as fol-
lows: j. ". Dye. at Film. Jackson
county; vice Benjamin Derberg3r, re-
signed. J. L. Blass, at Lavalece,
Wayne county; vice G. " Lawrence,
res.gnei.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-22
FOR SALEM sCELLANEOJo.

LIVERY STABLE FOR SALh--A' + lf' = /
doing a good business and with frst-.c,ilass
undertaken Good reasons Ior sel.ile.
Address GEORGE WEBER, MARIN 5
Ferry, y.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-22
BTSINESS

Cohen-Vell. vat Will YOU hat?
Burglar-MOney.
Cohen-Ad vat per shent?-Judge.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-22
DIED.

CHTTE-At Martins Ferry. o.. saturday.
October l.. 1895. at $40 O'Clock p. ul., Mrs.
Elizabeth Chute, aged 63 years.
Funeral from her late RS dence. Main
street. Martins Ferry, o.. Tuesday afternoon
at > O'Clock. Friends OF III, family invited.
Interment az Mt. Calvary Cemetery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-22
NEW ADVERTlsEWE, rs

FOR RENT-Ff ENISEIED j. AID.
t.y 40 l0-. Market street. w..
Office.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-22

WANTED.

~-~~~~~-~-----~-----y>~>~--
WANTED-TWO GIRLS. COOK AND
nurse. Apply Tuesday afternoon az 9t-
Main street. oc-'leS4
WANTED-LARGE STAR OR ENTER
prise coffee mill suitable for grocery o. ~.
State price and make. Address ~ %
$50, Bellaire. ~
WANTED NOW-1o0 YOUNG MEN AND
women 10 attend the night sehool az t t,-
Wheeling Business College PERSONA ~
str1ction Ouiet and comfortable rooms
and low prices. Call and see us. oc-'s1a
NNANTED-Person wisntn-r 70 \ 4,
w goods to call on JAMES tl!-AN' 10
3D. 49,, stra.r auIOeSdh
WANTED-BOARDER> AND hO ~, ms
w recommendation ur,t class a IA. 10 AO'o
Market street. MRS. FALkENsi TEN.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-22
STATIONS no S52 s q%
TO The PUBLIC.

The house styling itself Parker Whole
sale Produce House. OF No. Ella Main stree.
in this city, has no connection whlie,-r n.l
the business Of the usders' .- l-i va
have no knowledge Of said hO1
PARKER q CO.,
or1Qev 23aud - Torrr.t.fh So
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-22
NOTICE OF DISsOLCTIuE

The c0-per-nerEhip heretofore
between a. A. N1falnu and u
Iflt-n .l-n. under -le lrm
style Of kaEa'ln GPfa0rnhach
dissolved hy mutual consent, 81 a
Ian retiring.
The business Will Dee continue r
4. Pfanen1ach. who is luiI..
tie tho accounts OK The late tr
respectfully soIcits "a coruI..-... q .
patronage heretofore eN-e..-
firm. -. a. hJE4L--.
Oc-,s. 81. g. PEA ...tr"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-07-02
Register of Land Office at CPur
d'Alene City Arrested.
BOGUS REGISTRATION PAPERS.
United Port Townsend Republicans
Nominate Ticket.
The Mohican Leaves Port Angeles for
Eyerett-The Oregon short Line
Litigation Not Ended-A Montana
Murderer Hanged.

Spokane. July 1.-Two sensational ar
rests We're made here today in connection
with a gigantic conspiracy 10 rob the gov
ernment by issuing Illegal Chinese rsg.s-
trat.on certificates.
= Those arrested are James Graham. reg
lister of the land Office al Occur dAiene
City, Idaho. and Edward Rick. Warrants
are also IN the hands of deputy United
States marshal for the arrest of W. Floyd
Pollard and Harry Tghon. formerly OF
this city, but now at kendrick. Idaho.
Complaints were sworn TO by f. ID. Schuy-
Ter, Chinese inspector. recently sent out
by the treasury department at Washing
ton Csty, with headquarters al Seattle.
IL has been known for some time past
that a conspiracy has existed and that
bogus certificates have been issued by
persons in this section OF the state and in
Idaho. and the treasury department de-
tailed Mr.. Schuyler to come here and in
vestigate the matter. Three hundred eo-
gus certificates have been printed by the
conSprators but how many have been
put in circulation has not yet been ascer-
tanned II is alleged by Schuyler that
Graham is one of the chief instigators.
with several other prominent officials con-
rected with the treasury department. in
having the certificates made. and that Ed
ward Rick was employed 20 engrave the
seal from a sketch made by Pollard. and
that Tillton and one Ernest Demster, with
several others not yet arrested, did the
printing.
United States District Attorney Brinker
is now on his way here In connection with
the arrests made, and II IS said that upon
his arrival the other government officials
implicated will be arrested. Mr.. Graham
appeared before Commissioner Kenyon
today and waived examination and was
admitted to bail in the sum of $4,000. Rick
also gave bonds in the sum OF 500 for his
appearance before Commissioner Kenyon
Wednesday.
Mr. Graham said: II was astonished to-
day when arrested. and II was the first in
timation that have had that I was In
any way connected with this affair. ! have
absolutely no knowledge of or connection
with this affair, and in my opinion ii is a
conspiracy on the part OF Schuyler to man
ufacture a little cheap notoriety for him
self"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-07-02

ST. Petersburg. July 1.-The Chinese le-
CATION here gives formal denial 10 the
ruuors of a breakdown in the negotia-
tions for ths. Chinese loan guaranteed by
Russia. on ths contrary. IL is announced
thar these negotiations will soon culni-
nate la satisfactory agreement. subject
10 certain slight modifica tons OF the con-
clitions originally proposed. denial is
also made by the legation of the reported
participation in the loan by England and
the United States. These statements are
fully In accordance with the informat ton
furnished from Russian diplomatic
sources.
Berlin. July IA minister of the diplo-
matte seFyiee and a close friend Of Prirce
Bismarck Is responsible for the state
ment that the reports of preparations be-
ing on for an outbreak Of hostiEties
he7 ween Russia and Japan are quite cor
rect He is Of the opinion that secret
treaty OF alliance has been concluded be-
tween Great Britain and the Japanese
government.
Serious complications are anticipated in
Europe Asia and Africa owing TO the in
consistent policy pursued by the German
government.