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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-07

4 hacking cough ~ not only annoy ing
"a others. but II dangerous Ia "a" I~r-pll
who ha- H. one Mlnut" cough cur"
Will quickly put All rnd IA II, Wy,
walton.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-07

h j g. Wagner received u telegram
TAl Eating that her aged father, +, j.
r 4" II luui-, VIA very low with
s'mphla, She AMI her two bays will
~ inr II. lnuiS. On the early morning
~, Joining her sister Mrs. e, r. My
I i" AihupurTpur, who viii he en rout,
We 'amr train.
The aDsNr item il taken from the up
Mr., Myers, wife II &, +, Myers, al
II hardware trm II r.. j, Post X 60,
hsl night Tor ~. l0uis, aud TN
lniN hopes that when IL. two sister,
10 lhrlT old home they will hnd thri
~ OUT oi danger. and rapidly recover
~ health.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-07
SIPAR ROBBED AGAIN.

1T would not surprise III" II | should
return iu lln ana un u war~hlp.'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-07
aiIi" shipment,

The rrnu-co cattle company, which
OWNS 2i,In cattle IN New Mexico, had
several trains in kanSs city, las; week,
These cattle are shipped from Roswell,
\. NJ. over the rrco~ Valley read Ia the
Texas y Pacific, theme" over that road To
Fort Worth. from which paint they are
brought there over the Missouri, hanSas
\ rrXa-. The distance from Roswell, y,
NJ, Ia Kansas Ilt!, by rail route, Is over
luu miles.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-07

I'lt"r, eczema and all similar skin
.lh, are cured hy The use II lr
[N' Witch Hazel SaNr, II sUoth"- NJ
F. hll restores the TISSUES Ia their
S4ial condition and never Tails t"curv
r, w. Walton.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-07

~ reading that viii prove Interest
F.. NoIug mothers How b. guard
Ll'' the disease. Group l. "A terror IL
PIX m'imrs, Hud 1" post ihrm cuiI.
pm. "a" rdu~r, iir-t symptoms and
|smrnt l. IT," object 81 TIM item. mr
~ 'i Group l. u c"niul''n cold, MI
p vi" are subject Ia II tak" cold Nwy
\ aud Group l. almu~t sui" Ia follow
7 Beet symptom l. h"arsrur-~; this l.
I i"OluNrd hl peculiar rough cough
/ 70 O, easily recognized and vii nrNrI
D.. ,lrn hN one who ha- heard II
Z Iu" tu net H. when Ia" clulh tlr-l
r- hmr,r, II rhauhrtlaiu's Cough
lt~n i freely given all Tendency 1,
fn wlIl nnu disappear, Even after
r"Gpy cough has Developed II vii
."n' the attack, There l. n" danger
gang this remedy fur II contains
a,ns injurious. For sale by ". \
51S'Dl bug Co.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-07

", L.Wrp,hal, mrml"t 81 the lirm
a. 90 VII, M,Nrfs i also a ln,uirr.
s,' 1t Nv 'Ili/l\ uthrr aui stated
%" lhiuoriat had nl-liI"l"d hl~
r'.r t"n,l !rrlug ttr auth"riI, Kit
; and uf n" NrtN hest, "" naturally
-sD,d III" Democrat un IL mI~rHtr'
81 u facts.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-07

De- WORK of hulldlnga Ing freight lo-
'G',," -uitahl" Tor III" heavy freight
RI 90 the Western, New Mexico and
/ hrauir divisions If the road, viii IL
IeMrnrri Ia a frw days AT the Santa
fAoI- IN Topeka, II II IL found that n
fsnoINr equally ~ gpsi ~ the heavy
fho,l>rs built by N" large eastern 10
feolh" works can lr put ny, II IL po'Si'
HAT u number II locomotives Of "A
fllAf pattern will be- built there.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-07

Rev. A,hmuu, If tie ,uugtrsali 'b.l
church. came IA from Gallup last night,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-18
A new COMMISSION
SUGGESTED oN THE NENELuELA
BOUNDARY LINE.
10 he Composed OF Citizens of En-
gland aud United states to
Represent Each Side.

London. Feb. IA Washington dis
patch to the Times comments ON that
newspaper suggestion that Great Brit
ain should appoint a commission OF its
own to examine into and report upon
the Guiana boundary which was cabled
to the United States by the Associated
Press. asserts that the Washington
government will propose plan. II tn re
was reason to believe that IL would b.
accented by England to create a new
commission OF two Englishuen and
two Americans, not to fix the boundary
but to ascertain the facts and report to
their governments. If they should fail
to agree a nth member could he APP
pointed by the president of the Swiss
republic or some other acceptable per-
sonage, the findings OF the commission
TO be binding and to serve as ,as's
for subsequent direct negotiations to
fix the boundary
Should the negotiations fail the
Times correspondent continues, the
question could be RENTED to n tribunal
composed uf say the chief Justices of
England and the United States with,
If nece' 'pry. n third neutral member
An editorial in the Times dwells Jpn
the Importance Of tho foregoing and
says; THE plan In many of its fea-
lures Ia such us England can honor
ably accept and offers excellent pros.
poets OF an ultimate agreement Lord
Salisbury has already limited at some.
thing OF the kind. and IL may be as
sumed that ON the main question OF
procedure the two governments have
agreed. Happily the parliament has
+ 70 the ministers a free hand"
The Daily News thinks that tho sug-
Eestion Is Significant. "As a matter Of
fact II says. delicate negotiations
ON the Venezuela dispute are now in
progress"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-18
ENGLAND'S
VENEZUELA THE SUBJECT IN THE
HOUSE OF COMMONS
A spirit of Iibcrniity Marks Many
Speeches - AthcrIy jones'
Amendment.

London, Feb. 1.-THE debate q, tbc
nudress N reply to the queens speech
Mr.: Atherly Jones. liberal member
TOT the northwest division of Durham
moved the following amendment:
h"u WINE We are glad to hear that
nor nhJesty's relations with foreign
puwers continue TO be friendly, we de.
plore that her maJesty's speeeh doea
not contain an assurance that oil MAI
ters or difference between this countrv,
una the republic OF Nenegula he referr.
ca 20 arbitration In accordance with the
suggestion OF the United States.
MT Atherly Jones said: That state
would nave been untrue to its great
position as the protector OF the rcn,,S.
nes OF America II II had not responded
TO the entreaties OF Venezuela. n W.
uulte admitted that Great Britain had
me right TO resent interference snvnr-
ing OF menace. but he denied that this
Sna,aeter attached 10 the course taken
py The United States.
In the face OF these facts how cn,r,
y be contended by Great Britain thaf
the schonburgk line was Outside ths
pale of arbitration Tue
Mt, a. j. Balfour. first lord of thu
ar,s u,y and government leader, then
sired TO appeal to tho house that 4, AZ.
opinion continuation of the dehate
Would make an honorable arransement
tr,a,er ditheulty. The house would
nHt aane premature opportunity 81
n,,rsnss the policy which had been
pursued or which ought to be pursued
sonn Dilion, ant-Parnellite. Thought
mat the American government Saa
Dern most patriotic and there was only
., nV si eelay on the part OF Great nrit.
s s ipnowed by insulting dispatch from
In America that Lord saiisSurY's ais.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-18
WILL TAKE AN APPEAL
Continued From Page ~


wrote all the platforms of the party
and made up all It's states. In 1890 Hogg
stirred up the people: they swaimcd in
TO the mnss-meetlngs ind conventions
and Learned how to run the machines.
New men took charge OF affairs-and
the cry of a Populist invasion of the
party was started by the ousted lead
ers OF the ancient regime. Out OF that
revolution and that protest were ovolv-
ed the revolt of 1892. ana this inelplent
revolt. The silver question Is a mere
attorneys fee. The real question is
whether the people are competent to
govern themselves. There is undisguis-
ed contempt here for the ordinary NOR
tai who presumes to say that no has
opinions OF his own on deep financial
problem ut variance with those enter
tanned by His Eminence the Secretary
OF the Treasury.
The following list OF outside partici-
pants In a meeting that assumed au-
thorlty to act for the Democratic party
OF Texas. with its 100000 members. liz
OF special interest. II was compiled by
the Galveston Tribune a stuunch gold
standard paper and endorser Of the
conference:
], l.. shelton OF Clnrksvlle. l. Cert OF
Corsicnnn. J. NJ. Blnndlng of Corsi-
cana George a. hin of Corsicnna, J. n.
Gibson of McXla, w. II. Cobb or wlch-
ita Falls. Harry May of Decatur. Pat
rick o'Kecfe Of Dallas. l. u, Polk OF
Beaumont, VIII NJ. nnily Of Calvert,
j. NJ. Gibson s. H. Perryman OF Hous-
ton, |. N Dennis OF Wharton 5. W.
Grimes OF Blooming Grove. Smith Lips
comb OF Bonham a. $. Zachary of
Plttsburg, ]. w. johnson Of Lampasas
l.. j. Gresham Of Ccntervillc. w. H.
dexter und A. G. Scuriock of
Cleburne. w. l.. crawford of Dali
las, Judge George ". Aldredge OF
Dallas. II. c. Graves OF Clarksvillo.
Tom West and Peter Smith OF Fort
Worth. w. n. Hefley OF Cameron. Scott
/ Field and a. H. Watson OF Calvert,
Luther Wood OF LRmpasas, j. u. Pat
rick OF Centcrville. a. \, Kimble and
W. g, Kmble OF Wnxahnchic Dr. j.
W. Hunter OF Waco, Senator j. \. Beam
OF WnNahachic. George b. zimpleman
Of Austin, j, $. lIeney OF Cameron, lG.
Cartlcdge OF Austin. w. n. simmons OF
Decatur Frank Gricc, editor OF Express
OF San Antonio. q. a. Beasley OF Rich
mond, c. y. Basel of stephenvillc,
James u. Vincent OF Stephenvllle. II.
H. Mccain OF Dublin, Shop Williams Of
Paris Louis j. Wurthln az Nuytln RIA,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-18
DYNAMITE is USED
FOR THE PURPOSE OF wREcISING
RAILROAD cuLvERTs.


Havana. Feb 1.-THE widespread
and destructive activity Of the insuI-
gents In Mnntanzas and Havana PROV
incos continues. The insurgent leader,
lnglestlto. and his band attacked the
village Of La Ysabel in the Colon dis
trict. The garrison repulsed the as
sault and put the insurgents to flight,
a loss Of two killed and twelve wound
ed
The insurgents have burned PAN
chpallla, near Sugua. In Havana prov
inc- they have burned the cane fields
OF III Arta. near San Felipe, the fields
Of Armunio at Bolundron and the fields
Of Santa Catalina at Guanayaba.
The culverts OF the railroads at San
LUIS in Santiago de Cuba, have been
dyn0mited by the insurgents, Accord
ing 10 later reports of the engagement
at Snlo PrletO the band OF Serafin SAM
chez, It appears that the insurgent loss
was forty killed and i0j wounded, in
Guiding the leader TrujillO, the secre-
tary Of the treasury OF the Cuban gov
eminent, SeVerco Pima was wounded
and the famous bandit. Tuerto Rode
rigueZ. was killed.
Antonio Macco Is fairly within the
province or Havana and Is east OF the
Butahnno TrOcha, and II he has not
Joined forces with Maxine Gomez he is
IN n position to do 80 when he pleases
Large forces OF insurgents are also
within reach In Matanzas province,
where they are ovarrunning the coun-
try. The exact whereabouts OF Maxine
Gomez Is not known, as he has not led
any large movements for some time
He seems to have lapscl into cOndi-
tion OF apathy. The authorities do not
allow themselves however. to count
much on his present quietude. At the
last report of Gomez he was in the
neighborhood OF San Antonio De Las
Vegas little west OF the center of
Havana province. This town has been
to large extent the headquarters OF
the insurgents for some time past and
has been In their hands. In fact n
number of the officials Of the town
went over to the insurgents.
Yesterday Antonio Maceo. with his
party from Pinar Del Rio, made known
his presence about san Antonio Las
Vegas His band together with those
of Miro and Castillo. were attacked at
that town yesterday by column of
troops under Colonel SECURE. The in
surgents, were driven from the town.
leaving twelve dead, besides 81 horses
some arms and n quantity OF nmmuni-
ton. They also carried OF numerous
wounded
Colonel Scgura also engaged n nor
ton of Maceo's command ut Vapor.
where van guard of sixty and a main
body of 600 insurgents were passing,
a ''N ''.'Ll SUMS lp's Vt tuut point was
three Killed, twelve wounded and three
prisoners.
General Eohague has employed bit
OF strategy to come up with the insur-
gents, He embarked his command on
n train made up to resemble n freight
train. The insurgents mistook It for a
freight train and near Molina surround
ed II with the intention of destroying
It, General Eschague's forces attacked
them. and, taking them by surprise.
caused them considerable loss in kill
ed and wounded.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-18
CONDENSED rELEonAMs.

New Orleans, Feb l7.-Dr Josenh
Jones, surgeon general OF the United
Confederate Veterans. ex-presldent on
the board OF health. and one OF the lead.
Ing physicians OF the South, died To-
night. aged 81.
Washington, Feb. 1.-THE vacancy In
the executive committee of the Arnari'
can Anti-Saloon league. caused by Tho
declination Of Bishop Keane Of the
Catholic university. has been lllea nv
the election OF Archbishop ireland Of
st, Paul, Va
Maysvllle, KY, Feb. 1I.-Robor,
Laughlin, the Augusta murderer WINS
brought here today ana is guarded i'm
a strong Jail al
Washington, Feb. 1.-THE candId,cv
Of ex-senator Charles +. MSnSersoy
OF Nebraska for the Republican nresil
Genital nomination. was announced -,
gay az the capital by several Of bIs
city OF Mexico. Feb.l 7-Thc ws,.,
nfs neen remarkably cold NJ,
,ncnes or snow is reported near y,ca.
tecas and three feet OF snow ms ssna.
IN .he mis- around Parril.
Iekln' Feb. IA French s,,,a,...
s nas omered 70 China loan OF 1000 oo "a
Souhds sterlinA WV
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-18
ATTACKS OFFICIALS
A METHODIST MINISTER SCORES
THEN AT GHANBURY.
He Says They DO Not Enforce the
Local Option Law-Indorsed
by His Church.

Granbury, Tex, Feb. 17.-(speclal)-
Rev. c. A. Evans, pastor of the Meth
odist Episcopal church south of this
city, made mention In a general way
In a sermon last week OF the violation
OF the local option law here. soon after
(which he was summoned 10 appear
before the county attorney nnd testify
TO the facts of the law being violated
Yesterday he devoted a whole sermon
to the violators OF the local option and
sunday laws. arraigning the officers
Tor performance OF duty, and de-
nanding that they enforce these, as
well as the other laws. After the SER
mon large majority OF the church
members went forward and endorsed
what he said. At the meeting of The
Epworth League this evening resolu-
tons OF communication were passed in
behalf of Mr.. Evans efforts.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-18

Philadelphia, Feb. 1.-THE overdue
steamer Aswanby from Hamburg ar
rived today after a very rough voyage.
London, Feb. lin response to the
letter addressed to him by Timothy
Healy, Thomas Sexton has finally re-
fused to accept the leadership OF the
Irish party
Chicago, Feb. l7.--Plttsburg, Cleve-
land. Toledo and other central states
cities report bitter cold weather today.
New York, Feb. 1.-THE Morgan
steamship Hldorado. which was aground
on shoal In the upper bay south OF
Liberty island, has been fioated and
towed to the company's north river
pier,
London. Fob, 1.-THE British vice
consul ut Archangel has received the
news OF DR. Nansen's safety from the
governor Of Archangel. 1t is not stat
~ how the latter obtained his inform
alton.
New York. Feb. l7.-An auction of 1G1
paintings belonging TO David II. King,
was begun In Chickering hall tonight.
Seventy paintings brought sos, $50.
New York, Feb. lS.-The World says
tnat the Pacific mail Panama contract
mas not been success and plans are
afoot TO bring 1t to short stop.
Augusta, Me, Feb. 17-Mrs. Susan
Manly. wife of Hon. Jos. II, Manly, died
today of pneumonia.
London. Feb. 1.-THE baptism of the
second son of the Duke and Duchess OF
YORK took place in the church at Sand
rlhgham today. The occasion was made
general holiday In the nelghbor-
hood
London, Feb. 1.-THE MARQUIS OF
salisbury has written letter saying
there Is no truth in the report that
the Berne tribunal has ordered the sale
OF the Delagoa bay,
London, Feb. 1.-THE officials OF the
foreign office confirm the newspaper
reports saying that a detachment of
british marines have been landed at
ohemulpo and sent TO Seoul. capitol Of
Korea. to protect the British legation.
washington. Feb. 1.-THE most dis
,nsulshed social event Of the season
was the marriage of st. Johns Eplsco-
pal church tonight OF Miss Catherine
MARITIME Weston Fuller. daughter of
chief Justice and Mrs. Fuller. to Mr..
Theodore Smith Beecher. young law
yer Of Buffalo.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-18

patch did not represent the feelings or
England or Ireland
Sir william Vernon Harcdirt spoke
as follows:
believe that the real points OF din
erence between the two gaernmentS
are insignificant, but nothing Is 20
dangerous as to leave dispteF to the
ignorant preJudlces OF the lfople who
do not understand the questi'n ven
ture to suggest to Mr. Ath'rly Jones
after the statement the government
has made II would be useloss 70 pursue
his motion to a division, witch would
entirely misrepresent the feeling Of the
house besides doing injury = America.
] see no manner OF settllngthis ques.
ton except TO encourage support OF
the government In II cours, which, II
followed will most speedily and sue
cossfully lead to good understandings
between the two nations. (ChcersD
Mr.. Atherly Jones then withdrew his
amendment
Mr.. John Dillon objected % the with
drawal and an alteration with the
speaker ensued, but the Latter refused
to uphold the objection.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-18
CLOUDED
Are the Facts in FOX'S
Murder Trial
BROUGHT UP IN THE HoIs-
Eos oorRrs.
A WOMAN IN IT
BELONGED TO A GOOD FAMILY, HJp
HAD A HISTORY.
Hsnry For Is the son OF n Million
sire Notwithstanding Full OF
Sensational Inoidsnts.
A WOMAN IN 1T
BELONGED TO A GOOD FAMILY, BUT
nAo A HISTORY.

Houston, Tex, Feb. 17.-(speciaL)-
Henry S. Fox. Jr,. waa today placed on
trial for murder. and the cnse Ia one
OF unusual interest. The defendant Is
the son OF II. s. Fox, tho millionaire
banker, president OF tho Houston Ma
tionnl bank. and the woman he In al
legged to have killed belonged TO good
family In Kansas city, though for some
yeara shG was mistress of bngnlo
house, which her people did not know
until her death.
She was IA Miss Daisy Thrcltold but
took the name of Daisy Douglass. Last
summer she sold out and prepared 10
return to kanBaH city. AT o'clock In
tho evening she was well and hearty,
being unusually gay. and In AZ hour
she was Il corpse. She went driving in
carriage with Fox and'a woman NAM
ed Foster. whose husband n In the PEN
itentiary for burglarizlnE the bank at
ElEin. When they returned Daisy was
taken out In dying condition. city
Health Officer clarendon said she had
been poisoned.
Foul play being suspected Or. N. p.
Dolen, county physician, made "A post
morton examination and reported that
he found no traces Of poleon, but there
was large hole In tho intcstines,
which looked as though deceased had
died from this rupture. He no reported.
The following day Dr. Larepdon and
AN assistant made a post norton ON
the intestlnes, which Or. Dolen re-
moved, and stated that no rupture APP
neRred, though witnesses corroborated
DR., Dolen. How this state OF affairs
could exist created much comment and
terminated in the indictment OF young
Fox for the murder. the Foster woman
being held as accessory.
The state will endeavor TO prove that
during quarrel In the hack young
FOX Kicked Daisy In the stomach. pro-
nucing rupture which caused death.
f'he DEFENSE VIII be that she died from
poison self administered The father
OF the dead woman, ThrellSold OF Kan
sas city, has employed legal firm to
assist In the prosecution.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-18
Press Opinions:

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May %, 1895.
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A slnguariy fascinating readers WI,
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work theme of vital Importance and perennial
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-18

Atlanta, Tex, Feb. l7.-(Spacial)-
The Republicans or Cnss county met
az Linden Saturday In answer to n call
maze ny their chairman, Professor H.
q, Gorec. for the purpose OF olertInr
delegates to the district and state
conventions. Professor II. O. Gorce
nuunced himself n candidate for dis
trlct 'iclegatc, and was unanimously
elected. The other delegates elected 10
mat convention were Instructed 10 use
Ihelr influence TO elect Professor IL. q.
uoree TO the national Republican CON
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-18
HELD Two CONVENTIONS.
Republicans Keep Up Their General
Reputation at sherman.

sherman, Tex, Feb. lT.-(specIal1-
Thu urhyson county Republican con.
Vention was held here today. Tho nrht
was for Mckinley or Reed delerntcs
70 tho national convention. The Nc.
kinley forces nominated II. l.. Rich-
ards for chairman and the Reed peonie
nominated j. N Prince. A vote Was
taken, and as the result OF the tellers'
count Richards was declared elected
hy County Chairman Bohrer by a vote
OF ssV TO 100, Riehnnis took the chair
ana the Reed faction left the building
aud held meeting.
Inc, regular convention prooeedea
With business and elected n solid NJ
Kinley delegation to the district nnd
state conventions, Chairman Graz,
WIS endorsed as delegate at large ~
the national convention. as wns nlso
N. W. Quincy, O. A Lyon OF Gravann
county and VIII Johnson OF Fannin
equity were instructed for as delegate,
TO the national convention. The deie-
safes TO the national convention were
instructed to vote for Mckinley az lony
hs MS name was before the convenfior
IL Is nov. certain that Mckinley viii
district. ''"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-18
Titus County Democrats VIII stick
to Their Text.

Mount Pleasant, Tax, Feb. iT.-(Spe-
clal)-P. Il, Branch. chairman OF the
Democratic executive committee OF this
county. has Issued call for a meet
ing OF the committee on February 80
for the purpose OF settling the time
and manner Of nominating candidates
for county offices. The committee are
In favor OF free silver, and 1t is pretty
certain that they viii follow the
recommendations OF the state com
mittee. The county nominating pri-
mary will also probably be held on
Juno 0 with die stnte primary.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-18
xoRDENsKJoLp's OPINION.
Relieves hansen Drirted North tm-
bedded In the Ice

stockholm. Feb. 17,--Dr, Otto Nor
denskjold, the distinguished Arctic ex-
plorcr, says he thinks Il probable that
Nansen'a ship. the Fran, became nm
oedned In the ice north OF Dadaza or
In the vicinity of Cape Chellusltin and.
,,e,nhhihk Inst, was carried with the
drift as far AS rs degrees north hiis
tudc. Here In all likelihood land was
met ana DR.. Nansen started for the
pole with rledges and skis. Nordenks-
!viu thinks he was hardly able TO reach
M. me pole In this manner, the distance on
1soo or 1900 kilometres being too great.
Suuging from recent Information DIR,
~, See,'ueshksJoid thinks that Dr. Manson
lert the Fran In the autumn for North
Siberia ''N''"