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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-11

Nueva York, 29.-Dicen de Indiana
polls que Mr. Matthews, gobornador del
EstRdo de Indiana, en- Ell discurBo que pro-
nuneiara en- en- Ia Exposition de Atlanta,
mantendra la dootrina de Monroe y decla-
rSra que el pueblo est& descontento de Ia
pOlitica extraniera de Mr. Cleveland.
Madrid, Il de Noviembre.-Un diario
de este corte indica que en- breve plantea
r6 el sehor Romero Robledo en- ell seno del
Gabinete, Ia crisis pareial.-Los eenores
dtputados Labra Y Moya han escrito una
carta al sefior O8novas del Castillo pidi6n-
dole que 80 hie la residencia de los depor-
tados autonomistas que llegan & Ia PENN
sula procedente de Cuba, sac&ndoles en-
@eguida de los presidios.
Madrid, 2.-El general don Alvaro
Suarex Valdez he sido agrac1ado con Ia
Gran Cruz Roja del M6rito Militer Los
Representatives. en esta capital del partido
constitutional de Cuba han ofrecido al
Mln1strO de Ultramar Observar una tregua
en- la pOl1tica.-Los m1nisterialeg desmien-
ten los rumores que vienen eiroulando 60
bre crisis en- el Gabinata.-LoS refuerzos
nuevos para Ia isle do Cuba saldr&n en- los
dias 20, % y ~ de Noviembre.-Los gene
rales Pando y Marin se embaroaran para
Cuba &ntes q. los refuerzos.-El general
don jose ArderiUs seguir& ocupendo el
puSsto de Segundo Cabo de le Isla.-Se han
hecho enSayos de I'm fueil iuvento egpafiol
J los reSultados obtenidos prometen que
Ger& superior al MaiisSer.-En ell conventO
de monjas de Oorxuela en- Vizcaya estall6
una bomba que cause panico entire las re-
clu1daS en- 81 pueblo, que Sigue atemo-
rixado.
PARIS, 1"-Las islas Houchine, en- el
Archipelago dc Ia Socisdad, han quedado
anexadas Francia.-Ha sido nombrado
&rbitro on la question do lfmites que sos
tienen Ia Francia y 81 Brasil en- la Guaya-
ma francesa, ell rey de Suecia
Paris, s-Mr. Bourgeois ha podido for
mar 81 s1guiente Gabinete: Guerra, c.
neral Oavaignac Marina, Mr. Lockroy.
chard. Oolonias, Mr. Oombes. Instruc.
ci6n Pdblica, Mr.. Berthelot. Obras Pd
blicas, Mr. Guyot Dessaigne. Comercio,
Mr. Mesureur. Agriculture, Mr. Viger. No
ha sido provista aun la cartera de Nogocioe
Extranjeros.-Creen a1gunos periodicos q.
este Gabinete sera de poca duraci6n.
Madrid, 6.-El Gobierno ha dispuesto
la instruction y preparation de un eiSrci
to de 70 mil hcmbres que Sc encuentre lis
to para cualquiera eventualidad que pua
da ocurrir.-Se ha aplazado para el dia 1a
La SaAlda del vapor correo, en- el cual en-
barcara un battalion de infanteria de ma
rina. I'll sehor Oanovas SO halla va resta
blecido y ha salido & Ia calle.
Londres, 5.-La situaci6n en- Turoufa
SO agrava oada dia mas. Ha estallado un
movimiento insurreccional on varios pun
tos del imperio, habiendo el Sultan pedidc
protection al almirante ingl6s que mands
la eScuGdra estacionada en- los Dardaneloa
-"El Standard" dice que los armenios
atacaron una m6zQuita en- donde SO en-
COntraban los musulmanes orlando y hubc
20 entire muertos y heridos. Las tropae
TeStableCieron el orden.
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ABANICOS JAPONESBS.
POR CABLE
(servicio especial de LA ConnuspoNDnsc1N

(5erviciO especial de La CoRREspoNDnsc1A)
ESta mahana nos diriii6 nuestro
CorrSsponsal de San Thomas el siguiento
deSpaOho:
"Ssgdn notioias por cable recibidas de
Galveston, el General Martinez Oampos
hG publicado IN decrsto en Ia provincial
de Santa CLARA prohibiendo en- absolute &
todos los emplsados oiviIes militares, ia
cill5ar Ia Transmission de noticias que ten
gan relaoi6n con Ia guerra. Re66rese el
deoreto nuevas que SO contraiasn & mo
vimiento de las tropas, batallss eto. etc.
Solo podran publtcarse las notioias IA
c1litadas por ell Jefe dc Estado Mayor de
la Oapitania General, previa la aproba-
c1on del censor nombrado al efectO,"
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C2rt2 dc Cuba
De ~~estro corTespOnsGl en- cGmpGfsG
Stgo. de Ouba 5 de Noviembre de 1895.
EN GENERAL

La atenci6n pdblica esta hoy recon
centrstda sobre las Villas dondc empieza
dilucidarse 81 tenebroso problema de la
guerra. Ounce veinte mil insurrectos
fraocionaGos en- peQuehas partidas reco-
rren aquellas ricas jurisdicciones sexn-
brando el horror y el eetrago con la tea
la 0inarnita. TTas elics 8e agita un ntl-
nero igual de soldados, SaEnbien fraccio-
nados en- pequeRas -0olugnnae y Obede-
ciendc un habil plan estrat6gic0, q. pu
diera representative con unG gigante8ca '
cuyO v6rtioe SO apOya IN los confines de Ia
pxovincia de Matanzas & cuya invasion
parece que asplran les ineurgentes, Gu
yos brAzos llegan aznbas costas en- direc-
ciOn al Camaguey. I'll Ob1etO, por 10 Wis
TO es hac*r avansar IL Ietra, agitando q
hasta arrinconarla sobre Ia Trooha dc Jtl-
caro- & Moron arroiarla las playas pa
ra que alli Heciba los sambombaZos de Ia
Escuadra. Esta, al menos, es Ia opinion
de algunos inteligentes militares.
Va sabr&n Vds. q. el levantamiento en-
Vuelta Abajo ha frac&sado por complete.
Unos 200 hOmbros que ALI Sc alZarOn en-
armas han enoonSrado el pals sl1mamente
hostil sus planes descabellados y como,
por otra parte, "a h&bil, generosa y en6r-
gioa polftica del General Lotto les minaba
por complete 81 terreno, tuvieron por con-
veniente evapOrarse en- dire ccidn su Ca
sa, 8 embaroarse para el exGrangero pre-
sentarse CON armas bagajes. La cues
tion es que han dsjado aQuello tranquilo
y ain mas calanidades que La inunda-
Cl6n. que no ea poca calan1ldad pues
ha arrasado las mejores vegas de tabaoo.
Antonio Maceo-segdn noticias que
tenGQ pp2 veridicas-ha empEendido 81
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PRIsIONEs EN- GUANTANAMO

Algo muy grave ha sucedido 8 SO ha
descublarto On Guantanamo, algo que &
todos SO oculta, cuando ha dado 1ugar la
prisi6n de importanbes personalidades de
aQuella loca,idad, que fueron conducidas
& esta oiudad sn 81 vapor 'Tomas Brooks,
el dia 80, en- oalidad de presses, guardados
interinaneate en- el oafionero "Nuevs-
Espana" y encerrados mas tarde en- el Cas-
tillo del Moro. Dichas personals son:
Doctor don Joaquin Ros, Presidente
del Comit6 Autonomieta.-Don Carlos Ja-
ne, hijo de un hacendado.- Porfrio
Caroas6, Farmac6utico. - Don Pedro
Corona, Talabartero. Don Javier Carva
jel, Empleado del FerrocaTril. Don jose
Perish, idem.-Don Manuel Justis, idem
--Ingl6s, Mr.. William Gaule, Director de
los Talleres. Manuel Rodiles, Tele.
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OAYEY. .-RoIaci6n do los sehores que
contribuyen con una CAR tidad nensual pa
ra responder al p~neonIonto ''Nos darau
leociones los tab qu~r"s de Cayo- -Hueso?'
cuyas oantidadee recaudadaa por el que
suscribe, han sido raznitidas al Excmo. Sr
Gobernador General, fernando un total
Dc $4l 26 como Quota del xnes de Octubre
CaYey Y Noviernbya lie 1895.
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AD H E 81 ES

Sin concentrates porque no los neeesi-
TO-, publicamos las siguientes adhesiones
que venimos recibiendo de la Isla.
Oayey, Noviembre de 1895.
Sr. Director de LA OoRREsPoNDENcTA,
Como resultado de la manifestation
hecha On LA OoRREsPoNDENoIA del 20 de
OctubTe, por los hrmantes de aQuella ad-
hesi6n & los artfculos "jNos daran leccio-
Res los tabaqueFos do Qayo. HQssor', inclU,
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MA AfU EAa-LOs prOfesOFes del Co
legio privado de segunda Ensehanza de
esta Oiudad, segun carta del Director de
aquel Centric, fechada Ell 8 del actual,
aplauden Ell pensamiento del slsef1or ***' s6
augcriben en- coniunto cen $15 mensuales.
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DIpUTAClON PROVINCIAL

AnteayeE oslebE6 6ata 81 quinta = lltims
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-11

20 listed para Ia publication en su digno
peri6dioo, 10 lists do los donantes en- el
mes anterior y los dc la nueva adhesion
fgurando un total recaudado dc 81 rs
quo han sido rernitidos por el que sus-
cribe al Excmo. SE. Gobernador General
confando en- aumentar la suscripci6n en-
los meSes sucesivos. To antioipa las gra'
cias su atento y o. Q, 9. b, "a. M,
Eg90a,S7 p7NmA AIIrQ
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Ell SR. EOENARRO

4 bordo del vapor 'ManneIa", lego eI
30 esta ciudad, procedente de esa, Il COM
pafar0 en- la prenaa don Eloy Ec6narro,
que aznbarc6 al dfa eiguiente para Guam
tGna1no, con 81 objeto de ooupar su anti
quo destino dc Inspector de las Industrias
Unidas. Pero pareca que alh han surgido
a!gunog iuconvenientes suscitados por Ia
a1toridad nailitar; el case ss que el eef1or
Ec6narro ha regresado de nuevo & Caba y
smbarcado para Ia Habana.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-12-15
EN ROUTE HOME.
President Cleveland and Party Finish
Their Hunting Expedition---A Re
ception to the President by the
People Of Elizabeth, N. C.

Elizabeth City, n. c., December IA
President Cleveland arrived here at
4:45 o'clock this evening on board the
lighthouse tender Violet. The town
turned out to greet him, and for about
half an hour Mr. Cleveland held an in
formal reception. The villagers were
anxious TO shake hands with the Pres
ident. Mr. Cleveland seemed willing to
crafty their wishes in this respect.
The President was dressed in a sack
suit of black, and those who expected to
see him arrayed in fishing and hunting
costume were disappointed His face
was bronzed and ne seemed in fine
health and spirits. He was impOrtuned
for a speech, but declined. From what
can be learned. the President has dis
tinguished himself as a sportsman on
this trip. Scores of ducks and swans
have gone down before his unerring
gun.
Although the storms have been rag
ing along the coast with great ferocity,
interfering with sport, the party, it is
understood. had no unpleasant ex-
periences and at no time were in seri-
Gus danger. Mr. Cleveland is very pop
ular among the natives along the coast,
and they 1Ocked into town as soon as it
was known that the Violet had arrived.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-12-15
SOME ENGLISH VIEWS
On American Affairs and the American
Method OF Treating Foreign Affairs.

On American Affairs and the American
Method OF Treating Foreign Affairs.
London. December 1.-THE long dis
patches from New York on the Bayard
incident have revived interest in the
speeches at Boston, England and Edin-
burgh.
Mr.. Bayard, however, treats the whole
matter lightly and said to friend re-
Gently that he regarded it as the result
of the silly season" in America.
The Saturday Review says:
In its whole history, the republic has
sent us no representative better quail
fed to challenge comparison with the
old world diplomatists. The suggestion
that partisan rancOr could descend TO
the level of endanger.ng his tenure IS
painful to contemplate. The article,
however. also remarks: Mr.. Bayard
was undoubtedly guilty of indiscretion.
But IL was only an error of judgment.
To understand the feelings Of the Amer
.cans. We must imagine Sir Julian
Pauncefote lecturing in Philadelphia on
the principle of local autonomy and ad-
vocating home rule.
The weekly newspapers also devote
considerable space to the alleged un-
friendly attitude of the United States
respecting Venezuela and the Bering
Sea question.
The Saturday Review says: Such vul-
gar imDertinence as Senator MOrgan's
would certainly not be allowed in the
House of Commons. Does the United
States wish for war, and why? We
may say with Baron Won Bieberstein,
(the German minister for foreign af-
fairs) in his dign.fed reply to President
Clevelands petulant complaint about
the German tariff, that We have a right
10 demand reciprocity in friendly feel
ings.
The National Observer confirms the
exclusive dispatch to the Associated
Press of December 4, saying that the
MARQUIS Of Salisbury has refused TO al
low England's claim TO Venezuelan ter
ritOry within the SchOmberg line to be
questioned, and adds: 1T is taken for
granted that President Cleveland does
intend to press the whole claim implied
in his message But if his words have
the meaning which we should attach
TO any other ruler, the conflict of views
is very serious and II seems that an
open quarrel can hardly be avoided ex-
cept by the surrender Of one side. For
the United States withdrawal would be
a very serious defeat
The article quoted above also dis
cusses Senator Morgan and the general
unfrieudlness Of the United States and
England the disposition given in yam
kee buster and concludes with
distinct warning" to America that
"she stands on the same footing as 9TH
er powers. Persistent unfr.endliness
should be met in the same spirit and
might have a wholesome influence in
clearing the air."
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-12-15
INDUSTRIAL NOTES.

AT the Geo. K. McMechen & Son Cos
picking and preserving works, business
is in a very brisk STATE, orders beng
more than pler..ful, the holiday trade
making the demand for the cOmpanys
product great. The plant is undergo
ing constant Improvement Since Jne
removal of the works TO the new head
quarters, special attention has been
made to the manufacture OF prepared
mustard. New mills have been set up,
and the product Of the worhV N this
line is of an excellent quality, much su-
Derior to that made formerly.
b. S. Good, salesman for the Geo. K.
McMechen Il Son Co., returned last
week from a successful trip.
J. A. Holiday e Son S planning mill is
running full. business being in fairly
good condition.
The seasons work at the Wheeling
pottery is on the round up. Things are
very brisk at the pottery in the endeav-
or TO get the stock shipped out The
seasons work has been immense, but as
good a year is anticipated in SO. The
pottery will be off three days next week.
Business at the Schmulbach brewery
is in a very fair condition, taking the
season into consideration. The brew
cry is running in full, employing about
fifty-five men.
The Belmont blast furnace IS on in
full and doing very good work. The
factory, which was expected 10 close
down last week, went OFF last night. It
will resume after the holidays.
At the Riverside steel works Friday
night the record was broken by three
heats. The turn made ffy-s.X heats,
turning out $50 tons This IS the big
gest run ever accomplished in any one
turn.
The heating furnace at the Belmont
mill is beng rebuilt and repaired.
The nail factory Of the LaBelle Iron
Company worked the latter part Of the
past week.
The decorating department Of the
Ohio Valley China Company closed
down.
Albert Meder, of the North Wheeling
China Company. has accepted a position
with the Heysse glass works, Of Newark
Ohio. which has sixteen pots and en-
ploys two hundred men.
The Wheeling and LaBene pCtterie5,
which were to pay their employees yes
ter1ay. postponed payment until Christ
mas eve. December Oath.
The Riverside paid OF yesterday.
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AN A. P. A. MOVE.
That Organization Doing its Best to
Defeat the Appointment Of General
COppinger

Washington, December 1.-THE a.
p. A. IS engaged in a vigorous warfare
through petitions and otherwise against
the confirmation of the nomination Of
General j. J. Coppinger to be Brigadier
General. The petitions charge that
General Coppinger's promotion is made
over the heads of a score Of skillful,
brave and gallan, officers, and assert
that he has become an American citi-
zen only within the past three years.
They further say;
"He is the Irish Roman Catholic vol
urtear who. with others, left Ireland TO
90 and fgh- for Pope Plus IN. against
the freedom and unity of Italy, and who
for pretended gallantry was created by
the Pope a caevalier OF ST. Michael ana
made honorary aide-de-camp TO Pope
Plus IX.'
The petitions are in printed form and
all SET forth the same facts and ar
guments. The nomination is now be-
fore the Committee on Military Affairs,
and has not yet been considered by the
committee.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-12-15
IN THE COURTS.
The Business Transacted Before the
Judges. Yesterday.

me business transacted Before the
Judges. Yesterday.
Before Judge Campbell, in the case of
James II. Emblem Y. George Arkle. the
motion for a new trial was overruled.
and judgment was entered giving pain
tiff the recovery of the property in con-
trOversy-lOt No. 142 and the north half
of lot No. 143, in Moan Zane's addi-
ton.
In the case of John West V. House &
Hermann, the objections to the fling
of the special pleas rendered December
5-h We're argued and submitted.
In the case of Lewis ). Britt Lewis
Or,h's executors and others, there was
an order of sale.
In the case Of w. J. Colts. trustee, v.
John 5. Armstrong, ct al, there was an
order of reference to George r. E. Gil
christ.
Before Judge PAUL. in the case of II.
". ROok Y. Fannie B. ROok, former
order was set aside.
In the matter of the petition Of Eliza
J. Anderson, guardian the petition, etc.
were considered and the matter cOntin-
ued until December 21st
In the matter of the petition of Morti-
mer COIer. foreign guardian Of John
William McNasters. there was a con-
tinuance until December 21st
In the case of D. A. Sivert and Will
liam Stephenson v. J. H. ROsenburg, the
motion of defendant to set aside the
verdict was Withdrawn and there was
judgement for SIS.
In the case of Frank RObrecht '. the
United Banking and Building Company,
the motion for new trial was over
ruled.
In the case Of August Reiter V. John
T. Sullivan and A. Reymann, the de-
murrer Of defendants to the declaration
was overruled and the case set for the
18Th inst.
In the case of Speyer Bros. V. Eliza
beth Turner's Committee, the motion
for a new trial was submitted.
In the case of J. J. Kenney and Christ
Blum Y. R. Fl. Gillespy, J. P, the pe,i-
ton for a writ Of prohibition was re-
fused.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-12-15
FRAUD ORDED ISSUED.

Washington, d. c.. December IA
The Postofiice Department has issued a
fraud order against the Chicago Adyer-
tising Union, of Chicago. The Union
advertised for parties to distribute cir
culars. and is charged with dropping all
communication with them after exact
ing a $3.50 membership fee.
TO MANAGE THE BROWNS.
st. Louis. December 14.-President
Won Der Abe, of the St. Louis Browns,
to-day appointed Henry ,Diddlebocker
of Philadelphia, manager of the st.
Louis team. Mr. Diddlebocker IS
sporting editor of the Philadelphia In
quirer.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-12-15
OHIO AND W. VA. PosTMAsTERs.

SPECIAL 10 the tNtSlSttI.
WASHINGTON. D. c.. December A.
The following postmasters were to-day ap-
pointed in Belmont county, Ohio: W. L.
Patton. at Fairpoint, vice T. S. Bethel, re-
signed F. NJ. Melton, at Olivett. vice J. J.
Murphy, resigned. The postofiices at
Hookersville, Nicholas conuty. and Star,
Randolph county, ". Va, have been dis
continued
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-12-15
RAPRARA ale Released

New York. December 14.-Barbara
Aub has been released on bail. The girl
lett the court room with Miss Smedley
and her aunt, Mrs. Mitchell. They
would not say where they were going.
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MYsTERIOUsLY DISAPPEARED.
Man Badly Hurt by Falling on the leo
Cannot be Found.

NHHIUI DO OuUus
Special to the Register.
Parkersburg, w Va, December IA
Ben Hall, who was shot five times nor
long since w Sccf Kimes. and who
still has bullet in his body, slipped or
the ice yesterday, and broke the ankle
Of the leg in which one of the bullets
entered. the bone prOtruding through
the flesh several inches. He is now in
a critical condition, but has disappear
ed very mysteriously and his where
abCuts are unknown.
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ARMsTRoNG.s NEW JOB.

Special 20 tne HtsIsleI.
WASHINGTON. D. C.. December IL
Harry A. Armstrong, Of Huntington, W.
Va. has been appointed a compositor at
the government printing Office under the
civil service rules
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-12-15
a WEST VIRGINIA BOY

Killed at Bessemer. Ala, by Falling From
the Top OF IA furnace.
Bessemer, Ala, December 14-ROy
Zane. who halls from West Virginia
crawled upon the top Of an iron fur
mace last night and went to sleep. He
was asphyx.ated by gas and fell down
on the boilers. a distance of seventy
feet, and was literally burned up.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-12-15
THERMOMETER RECORD.

HIr. c. Schnepf, the Opera House
druggist, made the following observa-
lions Of the weather yesterday: a.
m, 19; a. m, Is; - m, 81; 8 D. N. 3Si
.7p.m., 80. Weather. cloudy.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-12-15
ALBERT NENlD..ss''''s,anr snI
The Queen and MA-ysrS of the Royal
Family Attend Services.
Her Majesty Deposited the Usual
Wreath on the Oenotaph-Suc-
cess of Royal Exhibitors at the
Cattle ShOw-POpularity Of the
Topical Song in London.

.-,.,
1, 49, i'g'' -A'''o..'-'u / ! ''9''
..-, "' '-. ''-'
-'-0" '-' '''' 'o ',''' vi al i'.'i' a.
'-''o-1" 'ne uSuaI CROWDS oil country
cousins and other crowds besides that
the show was by far the largest ever
held al Tsling-oD (which ie saving q
,-,,. ,-.,
''' Inc uIsplay Was Ie-nal n
dO.e, II only from the fact OF the great
success of the roval and noble exb;b-
t-ors Ono, w.. ,,.o,,.s,,.s,,,
Ae-er' Frederica reared at Windsor,
which swept all before it at the other
shows, won $500 $4,000. in specie and
cups at the agricultural hall this week,
including the celebrated Queens chal-
Iaros o,,-, ,.,1,,.5 .rt-o ,--m ,.,,
0' '''''' i'0' -
'''97oel1 o.dcR ne-Ier was good
second. Her Najesoys exhibits also
won prizes in o-her classes. The Prince
or y,-,l.. .uf.,-..,-.., .....,. .,-...,..,.....-
'-0'' -''' ''-.''O W -'7'
anu e1e Duhe OF YORK Won W.ln MS dis
play of redpOlled cattle and Berkshire
PCS. The Prince and his SON won four
.,-.. r,... -.
-. W ~ %
u7oo, as an eNnlolJor' as ne only re-
y9A--3 started OfeedlAg ~ MS Sandrlng-
--'-- -- W --'5e'
ne Queen '"e truce o. wales ana
o,-7- lle-'loeIs oI lue royal ldInlIy, were
P-Se", ,o-0al q. ole meulor-9l service
o., l io7-l'Ie' .llS 9aus Albert Oay, Jhe
au.'+' e-s s'.t1 OF lue dea-h OF nef husband.
AZ ,ue atIeA 5eiueilJs are carried out
1 '-- .ii -.,-i g'-otS sp'euuoI aer MaJ5
" D,p,S'-1u 'ue usuai "telln on 1ne
i.-' 'Nu all l'- Ems ana Ny INNS were
7 '' 'i0 o'' oi o,' O7o' s7 Cuo-''
IHE ACCIDENT TO THE PRINCE
. Of Wales on Thursday last when some
grains of powder from his gun we're
blown into his right eve. while shooting
on Sir Edward Lawson's estate. at Bea-
consield Bucklnghamshire was Of a
drifting nature.
It is reported on good authority that
the Prince of Wales made an enormous
lot of money when the South African
mining market was at IT'S height here q
FEW months ago.
Tn connection With Lord Dunr9ven's
coming visit 20 the United States. if
would be interesting 10 know why the