The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-29
1.-THE MISSING LINK FOUND.
The Discovery Of Paul D'EnjOy on the
Frontier Of AIlam.
THE DUCHESS OF MARLBOROUGH.
Her Triumph In Social Life-No Action by
President Cleveland on the Cuban
Situation Expected I'm Diplomatic
Circles in Madrid and London.
Copyright, 80 By Tie New York Sun

| Copyright, 1886. by the New York Sun
Publishing Company
/ LONDON. Nov. 28.-The welcome re-
/ spite from political agitation throughout
/ Europe is having an excellent effect not
only upon financial and business az
fairs. but in the most diversified branches
Of popular interest. England. especially
/ IS rejoicing IN a gay reaction from the
national fit OF blues and returning 10
( good humor. This fnds expression in
I hundred ways. IL IS a somewhat chas-
/ tened form Of gaiety, perhaps. and John
Bull in high spirits IS rather an incongru-
/ Gus figure, but he has thrown care to tho
winds for the time being, and is en-
towing himself as n the Christmas holi-
Z davs were already here. IL is this spirit
which has caused him 20 watch with
the hoaruoet sympathy the week iea-
tivitiCs 10 ileulcim and % -ept almost
as a personal compliment the generous
Inequalities extended hy the young Duke
and Duchess OF Mariboroush % thtir
Mustrious guests. the Prince ana frln-
cess of Wales.
A POPULAR TAVORITE.
IL IS a notable and gratifying iact mat
/ the weeks events at Llenheim have won
+ for the American born duchess warm
4 place IN the esteem and affection nor
only OF the immediate guests. but OF the
f English people al large. Her tact. unpie-
teuti0us graci0usncss, and sincere cor
dialty have gained an appreciation Whlcn
is no less than national. for u is sciIceiy
an eHasseraton 10 say that ths el or
ol Lntiaha nave D--A ul'o"
l-'a ne Ieal' D.D-' '.. l'-'--' ,
htr pace hereafter "At Do o-. ~.
ana tl-"'I i.'so',-i 49, o,,,-,
American "ol'a" mas VIZ" 90 '''''
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o'illo o'7 p,' '-.''' '''' - e..for h,
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.-. VIZ -...-. .t.'. 7i-'r.,,.r., Cir
lf.s tr ~r,drfr pau. and london. ex-
r.-+ rc+f,tr- ~ tro Kind In fact. A. is
said with AN assurance that almost iu-
di.ate knoyylodeo. that President Cleve-
land may Doe relied upon to DO nothing
10 disturb existing relations during the
remainder Of Dis term. This ass lrauce is
most strongly expressed in hi-n cilciil
circles. with wl1t authority, j VIII not
undertake o. say a. present.
Advice from Madrid with regard 10 the
policy of the CaloT-s Government con-
unue 70 indicate what has already been
outlined in the cofresp pond -it namely
that only in desperate eAi-en..-s OF oo-
ines tc politics VIII the present Cabinet
attempt to throw the I'-loa iiliy o.
tnelr failure in Daot upon I'D. cove
me-t or l'- "l,'' '''.'' "." . '''
I'd A'--iA-i'e tAe popular A--"- "''H "..
fever. ln no case 90 present 10 aA
events. VIII they yield 90 public clamol
for such suicidal policy as war with
America.
THE MISSING LINN.
Sensational ne"s comes 10 a waiting
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i..l,-,. r..'l-. ~ rr'Io-l-hIna on tho fron-
tier of AMMAN. is tho G.acoyerer.
IIe was travelling in a mountain district.
located in latitude j. degrees. longitude
1.t Ge-rar4. 10 b. a reaIon of dense f0r-
ests u which aie a number Of savage
races. 90 arproach which. ls often dane
c.ro.s Arr0rr fnrrr "a tribe called ffrf.
ono day. as M DEnfoy was going
tlr8rrb ffe woods with "a strong band of
his followers He rane r-on "a small
.-orn a. Mote who instantly took 10
airb+ with the er-enflon of one indie
viduai. who was gathering honey combs
I'm "a tan tree. when ho saw The travellers
De came down the trunk with his feet
fat 10 the bark. anparentiv not using the
tail which he nrd and ottemptel 20
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