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Evening journal., 1897-11-10

Near the Beach. Elegant and Mod
ern. Hydraulic Elevator. Hot Sal
Baths. Sun Parlor. Steam Heat. open
Crates. Cuisine and Service Fist
Glass. A. GRUBB, Mgr.
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NLlTICE-

TO COUNTY TAXPAYERS.
All county taxpayers are hereby notified
that per cent. viii be deducted from all
taxes paid before December /, 1891 after
which time 5 per cent. will be added.
The Tax Office at the Court House Will
be epen daily from 8 n m. to 5 p. m, and
every Tuesday evening froiA Z o'clock un-
fu y
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soc. TO PHILADELPHIA AND RE
TURN VIA THE PENNA. RAIL
ROAD. SUNDAY NEXT, NOV. IA.
Special trains from Wilmington at
9.1O =. m. Tickets also good on 707
and s19 a. m. trains.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

SEWING MACHINES.-lS.5O to 5000 for
any $50 sewing machine made. Second
hand machines, $500 up. Cash or easy
terms. All makes of machines repaired.
Needles and parts for all machines.
/. M. ROCKFFELLER,
No 100 West Seventh street.
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The weather man cried Yesterday to
the clothing man cold WAVE
READY" The clothing man echoes
"ANE-READY." The need-an-over-
coat man cries "BARGA1NS2" The
clothing man answers "AYE-BAR-
GAINSl"
And so they come together. the man,
the need. the opportunity. Unless all
signs fail, the meeting will produce
business in that Overcoat Room Of
ours to-day. KERSEY OVERCOATS,
complete sizes in all grades, each a
bargain, S to $40.
store open evenings.
NEW YORK
CLOTHING HOUSE.
SIC MARKET STREET,
MAX EPHRAIM. Prop.
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LAsT on ME HAzEL Dell RACEs

Work is in progress at the Haze.
Del race track to-day improving The
course fer races tomorrow for num-
Der OF local hcIses Another race VIII
take place at Hazel Dell en- Thanlzssiy-
ing Day. closing fhe season.
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SUNDAY. NOV. 1.-THE SPECIAL

EXCURSIONS TO BALTIMORE
VIA THE PENNSYLVANIA RAIL
ROAD ARE BECOMING MORE
POPULAR EACH SUNDAY.
Special trains from Wilmington at
4.2S and 9 o'clock a. m. Regular trains
at 1o1S a. m. and 1906 p. m. Round
trip rate, SOC.
Evening journal., 1897-11-10

NEW ASSISTANT At ST. PATRICK S
To assist Rev. ID. !. Flynn d. d., at
St. Patricks Church. Rev. Henry J. Ne
gill. of Portland. Me-. has been assigned
to This city. Father Megiil will remain
here for cevoral months.
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SAN MARCOS HOTEL
Open All the Year.
lantic City, N. J.

Pacific and Massachusetts Avenues, At
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AUTUnN RESORTS
ATLANTIC CITY, N. ].

Autumn at the Seashore. A Delightful
Season.
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THE SOUTHERN STATES.

NEWPORT. Ev.--Tha Newport rolling
min win resume next Monnay. giving cm-
ploytrcni to 100 men.
LAKE cHAHt.Ea. I.a.-~A new sulphur
well has boon discovered at the sulphur
mines. iwclv. miltss west of here. II How
al snVcniysflve tOr1a OF the mineral prod
net the fret three hours.
CIlENFYN1lJ.E. la, Alex Kerncr. col
cred. u years old. w.ih piece Of an oil
hammer struck James johnson. ~ years
old. on the back of the head ana broke his
skull. There Is no hope OF hlH recovery.
ALEXANDRIA. Ln.~-A shooting anray
occurred here between +. q. Key who
was thu proprietor Of tho Exchange hotel
previous 10 ita destruction by fire some
time apo. and Il. T.. Cunts. representing
!, l.. Lyons & co of Now Orleans. II
resulted In the woundlng OF both parties
Mrs Curtis received an anonymous ln.tor.
the contents Of which were very insulting
THIS communication was dcNverci TO the
lady by q negro boy, who said that Mr.
Key had given II to him and told him to
hand II to her Cunts interviewed l<ey
and called on him for an explanation. Key
dcn,oi HAVING written the letter.
SELMA Aia.--Joe Philips. a 10 year. old
boy. struck his uncle. Simon Allen. be-
tween the ewes wfh a hatchct. crushing
the Rkutl aud lcavng a clean hole as big
as silver dollar. through which the
hraina can be seen Allen was IN the act
OF whipping his little son when he re-
npVcd tho fatal blow. He had raised the
boy who struck him ns hts own child.
blood fro" the hatchet and fled hut way
caught Tho wounded man is now at the
hospital. Little hope II entertained for
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INsURGENT VICTORIES
Spanish Troops Stampcdcd by Durn.
Ing GrnSs and Whom NnnicI.

Cincinnati, February ia special to the
Commercial Tribune from Havana, via Key
West, Fla, says: Major Frederic Nunez,
the insurgent leader in Pinar del RIO and
some OF Colonel San Marton's guerillas
had fight day before yesterday west Of
Las Mangas or the military road San Mar
toms men had charge OF large convoy of
ammunitlons and provisions. going TO San
Christobal Nunez attacked the Spanish
camp about midnight 1t was on the edge
of a vast field of lily grass. Nunez set fire
to it and the wind drove 1t right on San
Martens camp. The Spaniards rushed out
to save their supplies, not suspecting a
raid. whereupon the insurgents, with cries
OF viva Cuba libre." dashed in. dealing
death right and left. The Spanlards Of
ferod stout resistance. but sharp fighting
won the day for the insurgents. Twenty
Spaniards were killed and eleven Cubans.
The latter however. lost Captain Medoro,
one of the boldest scouts In Macoos old
army.
Mirandi, less than five miles west of Ha-
vana, was raided by the insurgents last
night and ten houses were burned, The
small Spanish garrison withdrew after fir
ing few rounds, The insurgents looted
the stores and escaped. No casualties were
pd
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Chicago, February l2.--rne marquette
club tonight celebrated the anniversary oil
the birth OF Abraham Lincoln BY BAN
quet at The Auditorium hotel. About GOO
were present. the majority OF them being
members Of the club. Mayor swift end
Governor Tanner welcomed the guests oil
tho club. Tho list OF speakers included q
long list OF governors Of States. who spoke
on the following subjects;
1.-The Duties Of Citizenship" Governor
Hastings of Pennsylvania; THE Grand Old
Party" Governor I.ippctt OF Rhode Island
.'Jowa-They Said She Was Doubtful GOV
ernor Drake OF Iowa: The New Old.Do-
tnlnion," Governor Atkinson OF West Vir'
rinIg; "Thc Farmer In Politics" Governor
Mount Of Indiana; "Republican Wisconsin,
Governor scoiiei1 OF Wisconsin; THE Greai
Northwest" Governor Briggs OF North pa
kota: "Manicipal Reforms" Governor Pin
gree OF Michigan,
United States Senator William u. Masor
closed the programme by short address
on "Illinols."
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v.v York. February ia special to the
IA from Vienna says: The Vienna
,rs, has addressed a most serious warn
IN Greece. 1t is learned further from
,,uslye sources that the powers have in
med Turkey that they can not force
rsce to withdraw her fleet, but will leave
urkey free hand.
anarchy is relgning at Athens. The min
M was only temporarily saved by EN-
King in mad enterprise.
|ynsland Is accused secretly of backing
oece to force Russia's hand.
An the evening papers condemn In the
,ongest terms Greece's action. Even the
M liberal Tageblatt says: III King
orge is deaf to earnest remonstrances
impo,ency must be drastically brought
bme to him"
The Neue Erie Presse warns Greece that
provoked Turkey will be justified in at
Sfking Thessaly, with disastrous conse-
reuces to Greece. The same journal pub
hes telegram from Constantinople
boNipg tina, the whole of the Cretan trou-
Is have been long and systematically TO-
cped by q Cretan committee ut Athens
hcse lenders are Deputy Romanos and Dr.
apseake which has sent numerous ennis
his to Crete. honeycombing the island
III sedltlous pamphlets.
The majority Of the Cretan population
msin passive Notwithstanding the actlv-
h Of the Greek provocatures.
This latest Greek coup was not entirely
Unexpected In diplomatic circles, since re-
eAted suspicious inquiries have been adj
ressed by the commander Of the Greek
eet 10 tho commanders of the ships Of
hef Mtionalities in Cretan waters as tc
1t action would be taken in certain
RatualitieS
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hi NIGER EXPEDITION
!, Battle Which Occurred
at Bida.
| ..,rss NJ THE PHILIPPINE WAR
80. which Arc sent Out
p h Of Having Bcen Doc
~" .ored by a Censor

..,,,. February ia dispatch sp'.,e., IRON or
Isae0n' January 81 gives additional de-
49, .,r,pg the advance OF the columns
'', as.., Niger company's expedition
W ~ ~ emir Of Nupe. The ilsht'hs IN
Us, ,., W Of Bida, the Fuelah capital
Ve'u ~. stopped by darkness on the
lfp y. January 81, was resumed at
~, an the morning Of o1 January nng , ~,
rllsn!, W forces numbered 2ooo ana .ne
ns, sor,inued throughout the marcy =.
huns cwarms of the encmys cavalry
Bda ! The Royal Niger forces. put
rseo y" badly shattered owing 10 tne
n were , ~ NJ the Maxim guns. When
Ftlve Mo NJ Bida the artillery began
bio guhs" ~ town. six Maxim guns
rpafdlus ,hs gradually retiring masses
Ne . srer M the 27th the advance OF the
Y. av catered Bida, which Is town tnree
~ s Anare pombarding of a portion OF
r. Ms" was resumed, however. lasting
4 w. a..,ock I'm the afternoon, when one.
~ ~ uausa troops took possession OF
wy onIv fifteen Of the Hausa troops
'ow n, % The losses of the Fuelnh's
y "u uaro enormous. The brother of the
~ W." wrne and many of the princes were
~ ' wannded by shell which .ex.
~ among the members Of the stan OF
smir killing two men who were STAND,
..i,h,r a foot Of him at the time. All
/ a. Fuelah princes fed in the direction
|
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Another Combination story.

Cleveland, Ohio, February i2,-Therc is
now being formed combination which may
prove q worthy foe of the Carnegie Rookie
Teller deal. AS soon as the last named
combination was announced the Minnesota
Iron company. anticipating ore troubles, be-
gan looking about for some large consumer
10 join interests with them. This consumer
it has found in the Illinois Steel company
rail pool. Tho Minnesota company owns
immense tracts Of ore land in the Mesaba
range, and the Illinois Steel company is I,
worthy competitor Of Carnegie. Cleveland
iron ore men declare that the agreement
between these two Immense interests has
already been reached.
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TO FORM A MONSTER rRrsr.
Preparations to Control the Iron In.
tercsta Of the United Nlntra.

Preparations to Control the Iron In.
tercsts Of the Unltcd states.
Chicago. February ia special TO the
Post from Pittsburg says The reported
visit to this city Of President Gates OF the
Illinois Steel company is regarded by the
Iron manufacturers as matter OF the very
highest Importance and as confirmatory OF
n report which has been In circulation
among the heavy capitalists Of the iron In.
dustry for some days past, that combna-
ton is In progress OF formation for the or.
ganization OF the greatest industrial trust
OF modern times.
The story goes that Messrs. Carnegie.
Rockefeller and J, Pierpont Morgan have
in Wow tho elimination OF a gigantic mo-
nopoiy for the control OF the iron producing
interests OF the United States. 1t Is A fact
not definitely known that the control of
tho Illinois Steel company has LODGED In
the house of J. p. Morgan for the last year.
a syndicate represented by him having ac-
quired the holdings of the Scotch and Mas
sachusetts capitalists, which gave them n
majority OF the stock and bonds OF tho
company. The control OF this great COM
pany was obtained at very low figure.
owing to the hard times and shrinkagc In
business, but the men who put their money
into the concern have unlimited can,taI
| and are well prepared to stand any kind of
| a sweat"
| According to the Post, Rockefeller Nor
gan and Carnegie were In alliance with hal,
] In.n
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MORE CUBAN ENGAGEMENTS
The insurgents Tried to Capture the
Steamer Fausto,
THE TROOPS HAVE DESTROYED HuTS,
General Gomez Repeats His strte-
ment that Cubn VIII Have None
of the Spanish Reforms.

Havana, February 1.-THE commander Of
the gunboat Cuba Espanola, receiving iu-
formation that the insurgents had attempt
cd to capture the steamer Fausto, which
lies In dock at Media Luna, near Manza-
nilla, province OF Santiago de Cuba, has
gone there and found the Spanish troops
engaged there. The gunboat continued
along the coast. but returned upon hearing
further firing TO Media Luna, where the
enemy had reappeared in force and opened
fire on the war vessel The gunboat again
turned her guns on the insurgents and once
more dispersed them. AS a matter of pre-
caution, the Spaniards also took posses
sion OF the steamer Fausto.
The Spanish gunboat Yumuri has also
been engaged with an insurgent force at
Punta Photo. repulsIng the enemy. The
military commander of Madruga, while re-
connoItering the Condo farm, engaged an
insurgent force which he defeated with Il
loss of twenty mon % the enemy. The
troops he'd five men killed and two wound
ed.
In addition two Spanish soldiers are miss
ing. The Guerona battalion, supported by
a Spanish gunhoat. has been engaged with
an lnsurgent force at Santa Isabel, pro-
vince Of Pinar del RIO The enemy left
nine men killed.
During the recent skirmishes in the pro-
vinces OF rinar del Rio and Havana the
insurgents left twenty eight men killed
Tho troops destroyed many huts during the
same engagements.
DR.. Emliano Nunez, director of the
Reina Mercedes civil hospital and several
other persons have been arrested on the
charge of conspiracy.
| Mr.. Joseph a. Springer the United States
vice consul general, who has been absen,
in the United States on leave OF alb
sence. has returned here and resumed his
i da,ii nc
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Philippine Rebellion.

vaMver. February 12,-The steamer.
NM Of China, Just arrived from the
tst brought advices as follows:
hnmsilon obtainahle abont the Philip
fsnel!on is not OF a satisfactory ma
nd there is evidence of work of a
rsw on the face of all OF It. Spanish
cn are still pouring into Manila from
ope, about 1900 per steamer.
Ilefs must be between 1000 and 20 900
us Philippines at the present moment.
nehling has been chiefly In the prov
hulucan and nothing but Spanish
ao'a y heard Of. Under date of January
~ following advlccs have been received:
slee the arrival of Governor General
a'le1 some forty or fifty rebels have
shot az Manila. including the notable
Y alsai, He died very bravely. somewhat
S.,'eaiiy' dressing himself In his best
'le occasion. He wished to have his
70 'ne hring party. but this was not
es, lie refused, however, to knoel
|s. ihe Impression here is that 1t was
's,s Ss.aer mistake on the part of the
'''A'''''es 10 deal with him as a rebel.
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To Fay Cherokee Freedmen.

question of the Cherokee freedmen pay-
mcnf which has long been a source Of
trouble TO the government. has been set
tied al Last and Special Agent Dickson and
mn expert assistant Of the interior depart-
ment arc now on their way to make thu
payment. Tho aggregate amount liz $3.50. 900.
which Ia due on the proceeds Of the sale
of the Cherokee Strip. There are i55t OF
the freedmen. or negroes. Tho action IL tho
outcome OF judicial decision that thoy ara
entitled 10 an equal per capita share with
the Indians. The payments will begin at
Hayden. l. r.. and are tho fnai payments
ON account OF the Cherokee Strip.
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Concx Says No.

New York, February ia dispatch 10
tho Herald from the district OF sancti
snIr,tus. Santa Clara province. gives the
,a,oyinp statement signed by Maxine Co.
me2; i.o,,o,aa a.,
,ho Irnited states the rumor that ! am dis
posed to accept autonomy as pasis OF
sot,loment or solution Of the present war.
Tbe constitution of Cuba absolutely estab-
fishes in it's article xi that peace Is to be
negotiated upon the basis of tho absolute
.independonce of Cuba. 1t is to Obtain inde-
nendence that we have been hghtlns TOT
TWO years and will continue TO hsht until
victory be ours
,ore mr. may be In future published to the
offeet that we are willing 10 accep, any
other solution short of independence snouid
no regarded as false.
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Washington February 1.-THE president
today sent to the senate report from
Secretary Olney relative to the release OF
Casper Betancourt, an American citizen. by
the Spanish authorities at Havana. in ac-
cordance with n resolution by the senate.
number Of letters and kilograms IN the
case are given They show that, on pro-
tests made by General Lee, the captain
general turned over Betancourt 10 the civil
courts On January II Assistant Rockhill
cablcd to General Lee to insist that charges
be made or that he prisoner b. released.
General Lee replied tina, the nsistance had
been made to Captain Weyler but no re-
sponse could he secured. On Jauary 30 n
letter from General Lee stated that lIetan-
court was kept In solitary confinement for
osS hours when first imprisoned, con-
traiy to the treaty between Spain and
tie United state which prescribed seven
ty-two hours as the limit
II have duly made protests in this case,
ps In that Of other Americans General Lee
said. but no attention has been pad to
such protests by authorities here"
The consul general then recites the de-
tail of the delay and refusal to answer his
requests in lhis case.
On February . MONDAY last) General Les
telegraphed that both Bctancouri and Eva
Adam we're al liberty The president also
sent to the senate a report by Secretary
Olney In the case OF NJ. p. Lopez, an Amerl-
can killed Mt Sagua la Grande, in Cuba
Tho secretary says the cy-narte evidence IN
rossession of the department tends 10 snow
that while Lopez was visiting relatives and
in no way connected with the insurrection.
no was arrested and soon rfter kille: by
tho troops, hut, so TAR as is known, without
oharpes nrocess or trial OF any sort. Mr..
olney adds that the evidence on file was
given IN strict confidence, so that no ciew
as to the origin could be gwen, re says
" demand was made on Captain General
VIEWER on august 81 last for an cxplana-
Itior who answered that an investigation
would he made. and General Weyler had
,rs,yered that the investigation was still
nnnSing demand by Lopez's father FOR
indemnity has been presented TO the span
ish government by the United States min
;,ter Mt Madrid.
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Constantinople. February l2.--Island of
Crete news is growing more serious every
day, and It is understood several embassies
have received dispatches that Horaklion Is
on fire In official circles here the only
solution OF the difficulty seems To be Eu-
ropean occupation OF that island. II is I'M
derstood instructions have been sent to
commanders Of foreign warshps to prevent
by force. If necessary any Intervention
upon the part of the s!reek warshlps.
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Washington, February i2.--The United
States navy will be represented at MardI
Gras at New Orleans by tho Maine and
Texas, Secretary Herbert having reached
this decision after advising with Admiral
I,unce. The Maine is now with Admiral
Bunco's squadron off Charleston and tho
Texas Is on her way from New York to
Galveston. They VIII be at New Orleans
by the % Of March The Texas draws ABOUT
twenty-four feet OF water and the Maine
about foot less. The Montgomery will DO
at Mobile on the same day TO add by her
presence TO the Mardl Gras there.
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Lincoln Celebration.

GAINESVILLE. Ohio. February i2.--Mark
Hanna. Senator Thurston and Governor
Bushnell were the guests Of honor at the
banquet OF the Ohio Republican League to.
night. Governor Bushnell acted an toast.
master and Senator Thurston responded tc
the toast Abraham Lincoln.
Among the other speakers were Booker
Il Washington of Alabama, D.. ID. Wood
mansee and Major Charles Dick.
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Want. to Restrain Greece.

Vienna February 1.-THE semi official
Fremdcblatte today says;
Greece must be restrained from going
any further. Austria has already acted and
the ether powers viii not be backward
They will not assist Greece nor hinder Tur-
key in sending troops and responding with
hcstilitIes to the aggressive action OF
Greene"
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No,,cc Given to Great Britain.

London. February I'D. c. MetaNes, the
Greek charge d'affaires here, called at 'he
foreign office and presented note express
.ly stating that the Greek government had
decided 10 prevent Turkish troops IRON
debarking In Crete by all means IN is
power.
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Council MT ConstantinopIc.

Constantinopie, February 12.-It is Off
cially announced this evening that a coun-
oil OF insters was held during the day for
the purpose Of coming to u decision re-
gnrding the attitude of Greece. The war
party here lust now is very influential; hut
it is hoped that pacific. settlement will
vet be attained.
At present there is no indication that the
Turkish government has decided to send re-
inforcements TO the Island of Crete.
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jacksonville. Fla. February i2.'-Ihe re-
mort that the Three Friends was hred upon
is not believed to be true. The Dauntiess
s,.,tea TO go down the river this afternoon
10 row n schooner TO the bar, and was
nrder hnck 10 The wharf.
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! = THRrNrrY7 y.
'ed from First par.,

sliId i S ,sa; F Ssir,s, 800 Mo-
a i sta is' ,he Mohamm S,1lSS and IN he
:" y revenreN VA massacre the christia ans
l0sqsu. Zen. Christians Seek s,s.,x
~ iFsn c.,s. - Dispatch 20 ,,s
ssu belOns;.a announces that -four Of
AZ ,saSsa as'as TO the torpedo ilotilla
'o'nnaaded by Prince
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p,,larcd the Synagogue.

Tripoli. February l",-Ite i urNish CHI
Gals having withdrawn the guard from
the Jewish quarters here, mob I Mussui-
n-prs invaded tnom. piiiaglns Inv sf
cngue and DESTROYING the scrolls of the law
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~ sseek Patriarch RESIGNS,

Dc Ae,,,s A =, February lt.-A dispatch to
sr,st aa.I from st. Petersburg SAYS: Tbs
tsred n,o,s.'a Anthymos VII, has re-
as SYNOD I W against the illegality of
nstropO Sp IN session. Mgr. copstnntin tho
asshed patriarch Nip n has been pro-
1.-The Jewish s,,,. neen found In the cellar
N, Tie zslloSis,as' ' ara schools;
Mra 0; Prince F are responsible for the re
iracs is quite r wa,, abdlcation. The
~ well and left for sofia to-
~ ID canea Is v ,lar report the sltua.
,,sr Effort I most critical In spIte va Of
Hs0ssisle pacific solution is '' oni os
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venezuelan Nrt,c

WV iork, February ia dispatch ia
herald from Caracas, Venezuela saws:
~ fa'acio' head of the delegation to
lss. s'use OF deputies from the State of Los
M rovs Vas promulgated an open letter to
eua, Ips a, in which he demands that
! ,s,, selez formerly minister of finance.
t,a, ,e p.,ne from sailing TO, Europe'
bem,,,aa LAO declares that before Perez is
slesss , ~ 10 leave the country the frauds
E.uIni,,v.,u,ase neen committed during bis
,ssIsa,ssa ION should be Thoroughly in
esarsss a. snd brought to the attention o.,
!. rs,. Inc coming session. ' VI
HE Brewe ence 10 the appointment of Jus-
eeur As Oh the United States supreme
hr srbi,r.. member of the Anglo Venezne-
'' 'he choice is a good one
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international Chess Match.

New York. February lz.--The graf In
ser.sgoral team chess match, on ten
bonras. between tho United Kingdom Of
Great Britain aud che United States OF
Amer.cs. began this morning. The Brit
ish PLAYERS were In the Hotel Cecil, Lon
don. while tho American team was on the