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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-28

WASHINGTON, Jan. 26.-"The two
wings OF the two old parties Will, in my
judgment. be united I'm the next cam
paien' said Senator Palmer to-day. the
sound money Democrats and the sound
money Republicans will form one party
ana the silver Democrats and d." silver
-publicans Will constitute another par
ty. There is no telling Via, ...e 4l-..ic
viii bring forth. but 1t Is my firm belief
that the fight four years hence VIII De
waged much after the fashion OF the
last campaign-the sOund-money element
of the two parties working together ana
the silver factions 10y themselves.
when the official harness is removed
-s,n NE" Senator Palmer continued, 1
will again resume the practice OF law
at my old home I'm Springfield, III. During
my term in the Senate have had but NJ
tie time to attend 10 the law, but VIII
20 at IL again with renewed VIA. .tnd
energy when ! 20 out OF the Senal.- Inc
law firm Of which ] am member does
an extensive business in Central ILLINOIS,
and / will assume my share OF the Worh
after March 9.
Despite his age Senator Palmer is IN
good health and Is as active and cher-
getic as one of half his years lie was
70 wears old in SUPPLEMENTARY YORK
sun
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-28

without confusion or excitement Owing
10 the fact that the surf boats could not
be used in landing the troops. two officers
of the Warren Hastings were lowered
from the ships bow TO the rocks. and
when il was found that landing could
be effected In this way the disembarka-
ton OF the soldiers was commenced at
O'Clock. Commander Holland hoping 10
was safe 10 retain the women. children and
the sick on board until daylight.
But the steamship WAS soon found TO be
heeliug over so rapidly that every one
was ordered 20 the upper deck. the dan
ger OF capsning being imminent.
Thereupon Commander Holland ordered
the landing OF the troops 90 be stopped
in order that the women. children. and
sick persons should be landed Immediately.
This order was obeyed with admirable
discipline. BY > O'Clock the decks had
heeled over 10 an angle or 80 degrees 10
starboard, and the boats were all swept
away. The good swimmers were then per
mittod TO swim ashore. carrying ropes.
BY these means many others were landed.
and the decentralization Of al on board
vas completed by $3.50 \. NJ. with the
loss OF only two native servants. Many
acts Of gallantry were recorded.
Tho French officials ana inhabitants OF
the island Of Reunion gave the ship
wrecked people every assistance possible.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-28
SOCItII TLJITfR.
Mr.. Cornelius Nanderbilt and Family
Ecnta House IN Washington.

WASHINGTON. Jan. H.-Spccial-
cietv circles ere all ailrttcr over the pro-
spectiVc residence in Washington during
the remainder OF the present social season
OF Mr. Cornelius Vanderbilt and family
of New York. Nh Nandcrbilts agent has
ldst leased the LOwery mansion 1T the
rorthost corner of Vermont avenue and
X streets COR a period of three months,
and the Ndnderbilts Will take possession
EARL ncxt week Mr.. Vanderbilt VIII
bring his entire New York household. in
Guiding cooks ana servants. and will also
lrinC twenty horses. six cOachmen. md
four grOoms. together with ten or twelve
carriages Of various styles. II Is said
that several other wealthy members OF
what Is known In Now York as the Van
derbili set are looking for houses suitable
Tor entertaining purposes 10 which the
Iowcry mansion is 30 admirably adopted.
and that others Of the anne circle arc
securing apartments at the Arlington and
other uptown hotels.
The coming OF such wealthy people. who
are past masters i'm the art OF elegant
entertainment Ia expected 20 make the
national capital extremely gay. and lavish
functions are expected to be In order
until Lent infcrNCnCs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-28

NEW BRUNSWICK. y. j.. Jan. Elm
an omen boat. with only his young son
10 hclp him. Joseph Newman. OF Soulh
River. y D., had an exciting ushi WllA 3"
Iarca shark in the Raritan river
Newman SAW a. dark moving OBJECT Jul
in. river near his house, and called 10 nus
son George. They jumped into their BOAT
and rOwcd toward the object. Nt"il"h
had his shotgun with him, and, ls me SON
rowed. the man stood IN the boat, ready to
shoot.
Instead of swimming away as NeWHti
oxuectpd the fish. which proved 10 De-
a large mau-eating shark, turned ana
rushed for the boat with open mouth
showing It's sharp teeth. the shark plough
I'd through the water at pace thIl
struck terror 10 the hearts Of those Do the
boat. When n was within about zen
feet OF the boat Newman recovered nus
nerve and sent "a charge 81 snct INTO l'
side The big fish stopped TOT am lii ,ali,'
.,f Newman hastily shot a second time.
The charge struck the animal on '"'
head tearing away part Of IT'S nose.
Tha water became dyed with blood. put
the shark was still fun N night, ana, dilrt
waiting "a feW moments. as n undecldei
what tO do. rushed again ~ the uoti anu
seized the guuWale i'm IT'S Jaws. Bcicfe II
could crush the wood. the man qule'el II
with IL shot az close quarters me
charge entered the shark s side. just pach
III the head. and caused instant death
1ba repOrts of the gun had attracted 10
Inc river bank several persons, VINO sa"
tha.eud of the nght The shark sanh'
and although several men dragged the
river the swift cbb tide had carried IL
AWAY
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-28
ANOTHER ASHLAND FIRE
TuE RESyDE,CE or NIX. N. a. BrCH-
xNAN BADLY - fMaGED.
Tn. riren.p DO tsrective Work Hut ~
cited students and Citizens cause
Much Destruction.

ASHLAND VA. Jan g. Spee'a''-
This afternoon Al O'Clock fire badly dam
aged the residence Of Mr.. n g. Buchanan
private secretary TO Congressman Elicit
Although snow was falling fast, many
of the IRE company ana large number
OF citizens and students responded to 'he
alarm. 1hc nrcmcn Immediately turned
n stream OF water upon the burning struc-
tnrc while the citizens and students be-
gun the work Of removing the furniture.
THEY MEANT WELL.
In "A short while the iircmcn haa ihe
aamcs under control. hut the buhdlns
was otherwise greatly damaged 10y cNcl'ea
persons. Knocking I'm doors ana WINDOWS
and pulling down CRATES, marble m@h'tE
pieces. and the Ike. M
The furniture was also removed Wi'h
much destruction. The damage 10 inc
furniture and building IS estimated az
about Loo. The building was insured Tor
81 200 and the furniture for 500 ~ the
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance
Company.
The fire seems 10 have originated IN
a closed closet on the second floor.
TWO IN 4 WEEK.
One week ago tomorrow the residence
OF Mr.. w. G. Smith. fathcr-in-law OF MI
buchanan. was totally destroyed on the
same LOT.
Mrs Smith was the only member OF the
family present at the fire this morning
Mrs buchanan having gone to-day 10
ioin her husband in Washington. ana MI
Smith being at his place OF business III
Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-28
VIRGINIA SNOW BOUND.
Norfolk in the Grip of Ice and Her People
sleighing-The Fall Heavy in the
Valley and Southwest

. NORFOLK, VA, Jan. 21.-Special.-
This city Is in the grip OF one OF the
hardest snow-storms IT has experienced
I'm some time. The cold is intense. the
murcury IS standing at % degrees. Water
and sewer pipes are frozen and traflc
is impeded somewhat. Telegraph ana
telephone connection Is badly interferfcd
with. and several railway wires are
down. making the running Of trains am
cult. The mails are consequently late'
SUFFERING AMONG THE POOR.
There IS great suffering among the poor
of the city. but although the charitable
ORGANIZATIONS have their hands iull, they
are able to cope with the situation, and
as a result the suffering poor are being
relieved as rapidly as their cases are re-
ported.
Incoming vessels report thick weather
outside rendering navigation extremely
dangerous. The harbor Is entirely free
from ice and il Is crowded with storm
bound craft OF every description.
Sleighing Is good. and the streets are
filed with them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-28
The -NjllIonn.rr Murlcr.r."

or IOI-Ts Ian. 27-GOv. Charlos T.
Johnson charles holland. and John W.
Rooth. attorneys fer Arthur Duestrow'
10 "milionaire murderer have com
pletcd their motion for new trial OF me
famous case and 1t will be forwarded 10
jefferson city. 70
The motion will prove sensation. III
the allegations contained in it can be SUD
stantiated il will involve the Supreme
Court i'm scandal Of serious proportions.
The principal points upon when 'nt
r,otion for "a rohearing Is based Is di-
rect charge that the court did net read
the record in the case. as is required by
tho statutes. .-,f
The motion attacks the opinion Itself.
and claims to find in that document ample
nroof that the court never read the rec
ord of the case. DucstrOw's attorneys
virtually charge that the States prcsecu-
tor was allowed 10 write the opinion Ior
the Suuremc Court.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-28
MANIC uOrHhR's DEED.
Cut Her Young Child's Throat and Then
Her Own.

UTICA y. y. Jan N.-ln paroXysm
of insanity. Mrs. Frank Niiliere. of PIN
ney settlement. killed her youngest child.
Ethel May. by cutting her throat with "A
razor. and Immediately afterward inhct
ed fatal injuries on herself i'm the same
manner
Pinrcy settlement is % small place
about four miles east of Port Lcydcn on
the Black River railroad.
Frank Niliiore is hard working farm
er. with when things have not gone well
for several years. and who recently mas
had the utmost difficulty in supporting a
large fHmiIy.
These facts preyod upon his wife. who
was ID woman OF nifty years, ana DO D. Dee
the two elder sons Fred and Frank, came
i'm from their work shortly before noon,
they found their mother with little Ethel
in her arms sitting al the table III the
kitchen. ,.,
slate and pencil with which She played
for a few minutcs. when the mother MUIR
riedly left the iocm, takins the child with
her. ,.o
alarmed M their mother prolonged abb
scnce and went IN se-rch OF het- vi
searching the wC0dshcd they found moth
err and child lying covered with blood ana
apparently dead. 49,. .....,..-
and the other the child, and, after carry q
ing them into the house, ran m sealch OF
their father. who was cutting "0od lh d
clearing about mile away.
ON re-entcr.ng the house they were nor
rlned TO ind that Mrs. Nilliere had reNiN-
ed. and with blood pouring from Tear
ful wound in her throat was Stage lH1
about the kitchen, hrandlsulhk ~ uu-4
butcher knife. She was quickly dlHai I'll
and efforts We're made 20 stanch the HOW
of blood until a. physician could ne sum
moned The woman fingered Tor settr' /
hours and lust before dying declared
that she had committed the dreadful
deed because she was weary OF NE ana
ala not wish 20 part from her chud.
Tho child throat was FOUND 10 nave
been cut from car 90 ear. death NAV lu5
evidently been almost instantaneous.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-28
Cold Intcrieres With Races.

NEW ORLEANS. La Jan. me
coolest weather in two years mere oh'y
% degrees above zero. and I'm consequence
tb, attendance at the race course suffered.
PROBABLY ] 500 people were present and vii
messed five races run over a heaNy ,rdch'
only one favorite won, and the DOCK
makrs got the money. ,,-
First race-seven furlongs, Loudon' Iv';
Dorsey. even. first. llanobehe seoohu' anu
Mis-. bradshaw third. Time l.5A.
second race-seven furlongs' Sianza'
1ot G. Reiff. to l. first with Nlmslow
second, and Dr France thiru' I'i'o'
.Tbjrs race-handicap six furlongs.
Lonely. o.. Clay. 4 10 T. first. with sharon
second. and Pete Kitchen third. Iime'
IL -. IN. pal
Cad. o.. Dorsey, II to D. hrst' VIZ , ia.
mony second c. G. Rumrill third Time
$50. , oc
Rebo 10 I. first. with Selhach S,'o''"'
and John Conroy third. Time l'l' H.
Only five races to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-28
THE NICARAGUA CANAL.
On the Lines Of the FreIinghuysen-s eava'a
the >enate-House Proceeding.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 27.-The Military
Academy appropriation bill was passed
in the Senate to-day, after a long ana
somewhat amusing controversy over one
amendment providing for the payment
Of the expenses Of the attendance oil me
West Point cadets at the INAUGURATION
parade.
The proposition was made the text oy
Mr. Alien Populist Of Nebraska OF
dissertation on the virtues OF tho oiu
Jenersonan Democratic simplicity Oh the
dry rot which Is destroying the Amer
lean republic as IL destroyed the Roman
Empire and OF an attack on MI cray
Dem. of Delaware for Inconsistency In
attending Democratic caucuses, ana
claiming 10 be a Democrat, while TO An
intcnts and purposes. he had been a ne
publican for the last three or four years.
And there was another distinguished
senator. Mr.. Allen added, pointing 10 me
seat OF Mr.. Hill ODcm. of New YORK, VINO
said that he. too, was a Democrat. lhes''
remarks. made with all the scrloushesS
characteristic Of the Nebr lska PopuIisg
senator, were received with smiles by tn'
two Senators alluded 10, and by the Nholo
Senate.
MELANCHOLY EXAMPLE.
Mr.. Gray contcuted himself WIN mo
remark that Mr.. Allen was "A melancholy
example Of the effect Of Populistic no
tiOns. and that he would probably prefer
20 have a contingent of CONeys army
. attend the Inauguration parade, and Mr..
Allen admitted that that would be httln
more relevant.
Finally the amendment was rejected;
Yeas, 70, nays, ~, and the bill was pass
ed
II appropriated sG9512. ory5.0o0 more
than the bin as it passed the House.
This 5000 is for the purchase OF one Max
I'm semi-automatc hvc-pounder quick
firing gun.
Tho memorial OF Henry a. Dupont or
Delaware. I'm which he asserts his claim
TO a seat In the Senate, was defeated
last session through miscount. or
through a mistake abaut pairs, was pre-
scented by Mr. Chandler CRep), or New
Hampshire and was referred 10 the COM
mite on Privileges and Elections.
FANORS a NEW TREATY.
The Nicaragua canal bill was taken up
IL gave rise to quite a spirited debate. IN
the course Of which Mr.. sherman SUE
gestcd although he would vote for the bill
in any form presented. that II would De
better TO let il lie over until next session,
and intimatcd that he would favor the
negotiation of a new treaty on the lines
of the Frclinghuysen-Se treaty
4 motion TO re-cOmmit the blN was
made 10y Mr. Villas CDem), OF Wisconsin,
and was pending when the Senate al 40
adjourned until tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-28

OWN. to Discipline. soldiers and Phssen-
gers Were saved.

A dispatch 10 the London Daily Te.e-
graph from Port Louis Island of Mauri
illus. furnishes particulars Of the wreck
OF the British Indian troopsh'p Warren
Hastings which was wrecked on the
island OF Reunion THURSDAY, January
l4th
The ship, it appears. ran ashore at
900 \. NJ. IL was pitch dark and tor
rents OF rain were falling. She had on
hoard soldiers and crew 10 the number
OF / g39 men. I'm addition 10 number Of
women and children the families Of the
married men Of the military force. Wien
the ship struck the troops were ordered 10
retire from the upper deck. TO which they
had nocked on the first alarm. and 20
fau IN below. This they did promptly.
the most perfect discipline prevailing, al
though the men were fully conscious Of
the danger which they were In. They
were quietly mustered on the tween decks
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-28
rNDED ms rROCBL,s.
By Jumpin. into the lev River from
Railroad Bridge.

FAGERSTOWN. MD. Jan. I'll y.
Shulcr. a resident of BlOOmery. Hamp-
shire county, w Va. committed suicide
Monday ui4nt by jumping from the Gum
n,rlaud Valley Railroad high stone bridge
whore it crosses the Potomac river about
three miles below Williamsport. into the
iry waters of the river below banlei
S. Draper. ID wel-known resident or near
the bridge. this afternoon, while passing
the bridge. saw letter tied with % rough
cord around % telegraph pole. This is
what it contained.
january %. B make Cd leap in the dark
and land between two eterniue- neneath
the murmurnx waves. Being weary OF
this worlds troubles. ] here bro the hush
OF the night put an end 90 all my Uou-
blos. / have $3.50 in bank. ana ;'p 'i
this is 10 Dee given TO the man who de-
livers ms body 20 my mother. Mr. sarah
a. LeIth Bloomery. W. Va, the balance
10 Doe divided equally between my mother
and TWO sisters Publish i'm the Hamp-
Shire county papers that all may kno"
my last will and wish. So good bye To
this unfriendly world. j. r. SHJl.Eii.
40 one here knows who the suicide DIS.
Word has been sent 90 his mother. The
river. ON account of the extreme cold,
was not dragged to-day FOR tho body.
States Attorney Clarkes d. Nagamau
has taken charge of the letter and viii
instigatc am investigation at once.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-28

A Petersburg Man VIII, Has Prospects of
"a Large Fortune.

PETERSBURG VA. Jan. 21.-Spe-
cial-Mr c. II. Pyle. Of the firm of Pyle
& Dettaven. dealers In real estate here.
will likely become heir 10 a large fortune.
Mr. Pyle. being asked by The Times
correspondent to-day IN regard to the
matter. stated that there Is valuable
tract of coal land in Pennsylvania. on
which "A large portion of the town OF
Tamaaua. Pa. is built. which is estimated
by legal representatives TO be worth
fifteen million dollars and that hc is one
OF the legal heirs. of which there may
be forty or fifty more.
This property was formerly owned by
Rurkhard Moser a relative of Mr.. Pyle,
and was never conveyed by Mr.. Moser
but has always stood in his name The
Iehigh Coal and Navigation Company.
OF Pennsylvania. who for some years past
has had use of the property under a
souatfer's right. offered to pay nine mil
lion dollars for IT, but the heirs held for
fifteen million dollars.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-28
mr. TOWN oF,KhUh.
The Young Ladies' Make Claim 4" an I''r"
Month for Leap Year.

CDFWE. Jan. 21.-One OF the most en-
toyabic events Of the season was me
iackev party last night at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Robertson on
Mnrylund avenue. The young ladies'
claimed that they were entitled 10 an eN-
ira month for leap year. and called AT
the Y. NJ &. a. Hall for the young men
who were anxiously awaiting them, attlr-
81 i'm truly fackey costumes. A prlle
was awarded 10 Mr.. Joe Nosworthy LOT
the tackiest young man. and one also 10
Miss Hattye Newhill for the iackiest
young lady.
Those present were: Mr.. Joe Nosworiny
with Miss Bessie ChcathIm. MI. FRANK
Davis with Miss Hattye Newbill, Mr.. WIZ
Ceilings with Miss Clara Davis. Mr.. }. \.
Newhill with Miss jamie Mccormick, ..
A. Wilson with Miss Dollie Warrimcr, NJ.
l.. Hillsman with Miss Garnett Newbill.
Mr. W. C. Downes with Miss Daisy Lynes.
Captain w J. Harding with Miss Witt
Harper. Dr. L. l.. Sydnor with Miss Sallie
K"rr. Rev s. G. Hutton with Miss Sallie
Kelly Mr. I'D. Laycock with Miss Annie
Phenix. Mr. Bernard White with Miss
Blanche Hurt. Mr.. J. T.. Burgley with
Miss Flossie Moore: Stays. Messrs r. +.
Lockett W. f. Moore. II. l.. La NieNe.
+ NJ. Crittenden. J. +. Cheatham.
The fair hostess was assisted IN receiv-
Inc by Mrs w. A. Elliott and Mrs y.
La Nieve Of Richmond
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-28
Twilight AT the Sra.

When tired waves that seek the land,
show lut that sparkle. crest
While surging white-iofmtd 10 t"1
strand
FCr momentary rest.
And night slow yelled the shaiowy sea.
As stars their hehts display,
Then-God seems very near 10 me-
And earth far, far away.
The homing sea sulIs twilight cry.
Accents "a silence, rare.
Whore TIN. us are broken. discords dc
Iethroued the deadly care.
For clancor. din. and stress or hie.
Invade not this retreat.
No clamorOus tongues. no noisy strife
But silerce stressed repletc.
with lts own harmony so deep,
10 thrills rchnes. inspires.
And pufest nohlest thoughts. that sleep
When sordid aims. desires.
Engr0ss us with edrth's sensuous things.
Are here ard their mission given,
To beer us on their evening wings
More near "a truth and heaven.
rs swept and vibrates free.
Each echo blcrGs. and seems a part
or Oceans minstretsy
While murWuring music OF the waves,
IS tint the soft refrain.
OF memories sweet. OF hope that saves.
OF joys. lived DER again.
with nolseless feet. and yOiceess speech.
The absent ones seem near.
To share and ctace the starlit beach.
In sacred trysting here.
While on IT'S ebOn wings. the night
Rings that dear sainted band.
Whose angel faces smiling. bright
Defy deaths hiding hand.
were | In mid-ocean cast
Upon some lonely shore.
With but a waste OF waters vast.
Around me eycrmore,
I think each dreary day would bring
One glad. sweet hour 10 me.
When hope would rise on buoyant wing
In twilight at the sea-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-28

WASHINGTON Jan. 2.-By vote OF
13l TO us the House to-day agreed 10 the
conference report ON the Immigration oiii,
which embodied substantially new
,.eoeure being different in some res
poets from either the Senate or House
bill
Chairman BarthOldt refused 20 sign
the report of the committee recommend
Ing the bill.
The principal objection 10 tho b.ll was
the clause requiring immigrants TO read
and write Gin the language OF their ma
tive or resident country. Ihis IL was
pOfutod out. would prevent several
classes OF people I'm Europe and TN Cen
trail America and Mexico from gaining
admission 10 the United states because
they do not speak either OF the languages
TO which the clause limits them
The vote was taken on the adoption OF
the conference report and ON a DIVISION
II was agreed to-ll6 20 lo5. Mr.. Barthaldt
demanded the yeas and nays, when re-
suited. Yeas 1871. nays. III.
The usual motion 10 reconsider ana 20
Law that motion on the table having
bcen made by Mr. Dauforth and agreed
10 the House at 4:iJ adjourned until To-
morrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-28

The Investigation Esonera,es Its Mem
.r- fr",r Hrerc" of '"rndcnre.

NORFOLK. VA. Jan. p. Special The
special Council committee appointed 10
Investigate the alleged conduct of Chair
man T. h. Freeman. OF the Water Com
mittee. I'm taking an option on certain
property which the city had under con-
sideration as "a possible purchase for
water supply. thus abusing his position as
councilman and committeeman. met to-
night In secret session TO formulate a re-
pori TO the Council.
Whiel II was not anticipated that there
would be any leak in the committee. II IS
definitely learned that Mr.. Freeman was
exonerated, as we're also any and all MEM
hers OF the Water Board. OF the charge
that 'sfmebody connected Herewith gave
out Information regarding the secret pro-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-28
Tho Cars Health.

LONDON. Jan. 27.-Some of the Ger,
man and Austrian newspa ers persist IN
the statement that Emperor Nicholas H. ~.
of Russia is seriously i'll, but the details
of his alleged Illness as given by the Va
rious journals vary greatly. ,,,-,-.-. -
rourt Vorc ntzoff-paschkOff Minister OF
the Imperial Household. has authorized
the St. Petersburg correspondent OF me
Daily Telegraph TO reiteratc the deniais
previously made OF the rumors concern
rlaros that his Maiestys health IS excel
lenf and that his routine I'm private ana
official life has not undergone the slightest
alteration.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-28
MAY Abandon lhNs>inia

LONDON. Jan. 27-The Times to-mor-
row will publish "a dispatch from its cor
respondent I'm Rome saying IL Is learned
upon the most credible authority lJat the
government has decided 10 abandon the
entire territory OF Erythrea. except. per
haps. Massowah. but It IS considered
Improbable the correspondent adds that
even MassOwah will long continue 10 be
held by the Italians. The correspondent
further SAYS IL is understood that the
question Of continuing the occupation Of
this Abyssinian territory will Doe made
the issue at the coming elections ia
Italy.