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The Topeka state journal., 1897-10-20
RETURN UNHURT.
Cavendish and Andrew Arrive Safe
From the Heart of Africa.

London, Oct 20.-Cavendish, the
nephew of the Duke of Devonshire, who,
with companion, Lieut.. Andrew has
been exploring Somaliland, East Afri-
ca, at the head of and expedition com
posed of 80 Ascaris, and who, with his
party. was reported to have been mas
sacred by the natives, has arrived safe
ly in London from Zanzibar, via EXiEu-
yu, which place the expedition reached
on August 5th last
The explorer has made a remarka Bile
journey, lasting more than a year.
during which he traversed much of the
unexplOred country between Berbera
and Mogashi.
He and his European companions
We're received with cordiality.
The Topeka state journal., 1897-10-20
COOK ON RECORD.
VIII Enforce the Prohibitory Law
Like ALI Other Laws.

Porter Cook, Republican candidate
for sheriff, has declared himself on the
question of enforcing the prOhibitory
law.
A committee of the Christian Citizens
League called upon Chairman Capper
of the Republican county central com
mittee, and he informed the committee
that he had secured an expression from
Mr.. Cook.
The committee made the following re
port:
I'VE are informed by Chairman Cap
per, who has secured an expression
from Mr.. Cook, that the statement that
Mr.. Cook regards the prohibitory law
in the same light that he does other
laws, and if any reputable citizen in
formed him that the law was being vio-
lated, he would feel it his duty to Sc
cure evidence to convict the law break
er just the same as if the crime was
horse stealing
Upon hearing this report, the league
indorsed Mr.. Cook for sheriff.
The Topeka state journal., 1897-10-20
TRUSTS THICK AS HOPS.
The Anti Trust Law Will be Invoked
Against Them November 4.

November at Chanute, Judge A. E.
Stillwen, in response to a request made
in conformity with the provisions of the
antitrust law passed by the Iegisla-
ture last winter will take dispositions
and testimony presented by the petit
TONERS to show that the grocers,
plumbers, dry goods men, queensware
dealers and many other lines of busi-
ness including coal, are operating as a
trust and under a general agreement.
Senator H. p. Farrelly the author of
the bill is back of this investigation and
If the evidence secured is what they an
ticipate the attorney general will CO.
operate with him in prosecutions.
Mr.. Farrelly and Mr.. Boyle are in
consultation today. The large number
of witnesses summoned includes travel
ing men, wholesale dealers and local
dealers in all lines of business.
The Topeka state journal., 1897-10-20
Harry Bone LOOKS for a House.

l. E. Lambert, United States district
attorney for Kansas has forwarded to
Washington his recommendation that
Harry ]. Bone of Ashland be appointed
to succeed Rankin Mason as assistant
United States attorney. Accompany
ing the recommendation is Mr. Mason s
resignation of the position. Mr. Bone
is in the city today looking for house
as his appointment will mean a removal
to this city. He is accompanied by
Mrs Bone. They have been to Kansas
City on a visit
The Topeka state journal., 1897-10-20
HANNA'S BOAT ASHORE.
The Cambria Grounds With Cargo
of Iron Ore.

Port Huron. Mich, Oct. 2O-The steel
steamer Cambria. owned by Senator
Mark Hanna, bound from Escamba to
Fafrport Ohio. with 5000 tons of iron
weather this morning about Corsica
shoals light ship. She-is on sandy bot
tom. The Cambria is valued at $780,
GOO. Boat and cargo are fully insured.
The Topeka state journal., 1897-10-20
UNREPORTED FEVER CASES
There are Said to be Many of Them in
New Orleans.

New Orleans, Oct. 20.-At 10 O'Clock
this morning seven cases had been re-
norted to the board of health and there
had been two deaths Yesterday 5
record was better than any day before
But. people here have not been much az
fected by the report. It was conceded
that there are numerous cases that are
Ifnreported daily. If the list runs up,
it simply indicates that physicians have
been more prompt in bringing to the at
tention Of the board new. cases that
have come under their observation
The Topeka state journal., 1897-10-20
TO KILL LAURIER.
Insane Man at Rimouski Threat
ems the Life of the Cana
dian Premier.

Ottawa, Ont, Oct 2O.-Ferdinand
Carrier of Rimouski, Quebec. was ar
rested yesterday afternoon on the
street while firing off a revolveR and
shouting that he was on his way to
shoot Premier Laurier because he could
not get a government job. The man
was drunk and probably insane.
The Topeka state journal., 1897-10-20
UNDER MILITARY RULE.
a Reservation Will be Established at
Mouth of tie Yukon.

washington, Oct. 2O.-The secretary
of war viii today issue an order Great
ing military reservation in that part
of Alaska lying within a radius Of so
miles of st. Michael
The purpose is to confer upon Lieut.
Col Randall the necessary legal au-
thority to preserve order and protect
property - this section of the county,
both of which are believed to be jeop-
ardized by the large number of lawless
characters gathered near the mouth OF
the Yukon.
The Topeka state journal., 1897-10-20
HERR BUCK PREDICTS
Short Life for .'the Era of Capitalistic
Domin alton in America"

Berlin, Oct. 2o.-At the meeting of the
Central Association of German Indus
trials Herr Buck denounced the Ding
ley tariff as 1.-The most complicated, con-
Trajectory and uncertain tariff ever
conceived"
He said. he did not anticipate a long
life for the era of capitalistic domina-
ton in America"
The Topeka state journal., 1897-10-20

The Kansas City stockyards case was
closed this afternoon and taken under
advisement by Judge Thayer. A decis-
ion is not expected for several weeks
The morning was taken up by the ar
gument of Attorney General Boyle for
the state. He was followed by Judge
A H. Horton who spoke one hour and
a half in closing the case for the stock
yards company.
The Topeka state journal., 1897-10-20

had a wheel broken off and the lunch
wagon and some others We're jammed
badly Lots of damage was done. One
time last summer in New York the eIe-
phant car turned over and Patsy and I
got out just in time"
The master carpenter with the show
has been at work with a force of men
repairing the damage done in the wreck
and most of it is now repaired.
The Topeka state journal., 1897-10-20
Has Annandicitis.

Mr. John Mcmillan, an empIoye of the
Wolff Packing company, who resides at
12S North Monroe street is the latest
victim of appendicitis in Topeka Mr.
Mcmillan is seriously i'll with appen-
dicitis, and an operation for the remov-
al of the vermiform appendix will propa-
bly, have to be done.
The Topeka state journal., 1897-10-20
Son Of Ex Governor Carney WEEDS.

Edward Carney a son of Ex-Governor
Carney will be married tomorrow night
to Miss Mary F'itz Williams of Leaven-
worth The young people reside in
that city which will be their future
The Topeka state journal., 1897-10-20
Six Deaths and 80 Cases

New Orleans. Oct. 90 D. m.-The
board of health reported 80 cases and
six deaths up to that hour in the city.
The Topeka state journal., 1897-10-20
ALL EYES ON GEORGE.
Opponents Fear He May Have An
other Surprise in Store.

New York, Oct 2O-Politicians of all
sorts are greatly interested in the prob
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FOI VI IFTER THiR1Y YEARS.

DISCOVERY OF THE BODY oF ~ ALPINE cLiMHrH
WHO PEEISHED ~ 1866.
LONDON Aug .S.-Captain Henry Arkwriehi. VINO
VS. aidc-dc-camn to tho Lord Lieutenant OF lr'-
land guide Michel Simond and TWO porters
Francois and Joseph Touruicr were Killed hy an
avalanche on the grand plateau Of Nont Blarc IN
October 'Sss The bodies Of the Guid" ANA rye
portcrs were found after week. hu; captain Nfh-
wreai's body was only recovered from the ice ON
Sunday last. nine Thousand feet below where ne
diod An cxcep, the feet aud head were recover"
Tho right hand was marvellously !lelke. inc ice
had preserved in il the red tint OF blood. IRON
The rocket Of his gray waistcoat was drawn
white blue -hordcred handkerchief rs good as new.
with his name on It. The deceased officers collar
had in it y gold stud. and In his shirt front was
i,rgar one set with diamond star Tn" wreck
Of a silver cigarette case was in his pocket and
lis gold watch and chain were on tn lc" near
where the body WAS found. The Justice OF tn"
peace the Mayor. loctOr and the local gen
larr1es held inquest over the body. found az err
q larse Of = little over thirty years in the shadow
Of Mont Blanc. II will probably be buried al
l..
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Dcputy-SheriT Butler has closed the store ~
Samuel 4 Adams dealer in leather ana hndinss IL
No o. Mott-s, on execution FOR NiNo IN faNof OF
Dora Scheer.
Justice Russell Of the supreme Court has appoint
cl Aiber, London receiver OF the 'op''n.'S''.p
assets OF the Empire Grocery Company. OF No. ~
S.cond-aVe In a ssit brought FOR the dissolution
10. the partnership by Harry Greensard AGAINST
selg Handel Mr. Grecngard alleged ihai MI
handel had given a bill OF sale Of the entire business
vi,hout MS knowledge % Oscar and Dora Ee,l,
and without con siieraiiOn. Ire Aao"'"es nv Wv
An Attachment has been obtained against lever.
,,1 = Garrlgue. bridge builders and contractors O.
20 - West Twenty ,hirdst. this c!;y ah 20 90
phlalelphii. by Oppenheim 4 seveFanSs .ot -" -.
~ favor OF George JopiiiZ an ass sned C.dlt .oI
teei material delivered to the hrm by The receivers
~ he Potisville Iroa and Steel CSmpaN os,~rs s
Stnte,nher II 1894 and october =, lYo ! ne at.aSn-
men was obtained the ground hat both par'nMers
are non-resdents Il Is dispaiea seS ',ss an he
Oppenneim s,id that tne 'a'e''H' w. ~
8:ocklyn Bridge.
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SIR uILFRID BIcK - GrEBEC.

HE -.Ys rnAr CANADA Is SOW PRACTICALLY
iNrrF. t'ENr.
Qr~b.c Nur - -Sir Wnfr'd I.auri,r and Lady
i#r-i,r i"frt'i nr,.,e this morning ol tn
..,at.er ..at',dor Tn'y Ncr' moi down tho river
by citizens conri;to. ttd landed amid Vie
hooiniug r cannon and TIE cheers OF The multitude
satiered at the wharf Will bands PLAYED Home
;;Nc.t Home. "Ru'r Britannia and "Nivc in
Cauadienne." In speaking &C his ysll 40 Eng
land. Fir Wfrid said:
"! fcs| mat cannot undertake" to describe 10
you Tho impressions Of the Ournn's Jubilee. IN
tight at ~. Pauls Cathedral vas on thai shell
never forget Tho reception which received fro',i
ine Queen and the English pcopl" WAS such that
cau n,ver forget H. Eugland on that de- *
hibt.d her great force. nd vc were all impressed
hv IT,
''1'hc change IN be colonial policy ia accounted
far by tho attitude which England has taken
toward as The denunciaiion of the u,ati's m ans
ih- fiscal independents" of Canada ana the frii tSt
colonies in their trade with foreign countries. We
are practically independent. BY the denun''ation
Of treaties canada oprus MP for herself new
market. Fhc impression VIZ have ina4c goes all
over Europe. Canada Is now recognized amont
ma lions ~ sic not before. This Is fe"liS
which We are proud Of. and no nan can now speak
AGAINST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-29
HORSf AND CARRIAGE TRADE NOTES.

4 visit 10 the big carriage mouse oi van ldSS,'
& K.arney In Thrtcenth-st. near Third-aVe.' Wiz
,,eu renav intending purchasers OF any style ~
vehicle They have among ,heir stock several
second-h hand Brewster broughams. ell newly done
I'd fitted with rubber tires and looking as gooa @s
new, also several station wagons and SaoTloict -
which they axe Offering az low ngu'et ne nous
has a splendid lot Of clrriAge horses mostly to.t, q
bred on private sale They are all thoroushl.
NAMED and III Tor hmm saiato use. Business a.
heir regular semi-we4kly auction sales on lnes
a., and Friday last. was fair. ana cNe'EthhS IL
M catalogue round purchasers. -.
ctorge II King n Son. OF Hillside STOCK tH'i.
surinrboro Penn. have been successful IN rlb'"n
y,ttIny AT the Saratoga horse show. Nearly 't''f
ming they exhibited received prize. Ih'N nav
Abe M twenty head all good actors ana arr 10
borsss TO the New York market Tor the l"S' WI,
tV'dVc wears His city headquarters ar H' 'he
Glnrodo stables No - West FIFTY -eishth-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-29

the flesh and strengthening enacated people that IT
will make corpuent people more corpulcnt. This
j. a misconception The Golden Medical Di-cov
ory builds firm healthy flesh but does not raise the
weight above a natural normal figure. Unlike cod
liver oil il does make soft habby flesh II builds
solid healthy flesh but tears down and exoetes the
weak halfdead tissues that constitute corpulenoy
II makes the appetite keen, the digestion perfect the
liver active the blood pure and the steady 1t
cures all blood and skin diseases An honest dealer
viii not offer a worthless substitute for the sake OF
extra profit
90; q cancer my tongue and had II cut out. writes
Peter / Kroeker OF Inman Mcpherson Co. Kans con-
hsne6, Al las, turned to DR. Pieroe Golden Medical Dis
covery PERSISTED in it, and health bette than
ever before Formerly every accidental wound received
would tester and would not heal Now 'uch accfa'ons
heal ihemseives"
Cure-always Gripe-neNer ~. Pieroes fleas-
ant Pellets for constipation ard bihousness Cons'i-
patton is the cause OF many diseases Cure the cause
and Won cure the disease One Il" Pellet is gentle
laxative and a mild cathartc In obstinate cases
use the Discovery" in connection with the Pei-
lets" Druggists sell them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-29
SOME THINGS We
SEE EVERY DAY.

To an observant person the constantly
recurring scenes q: lie prtscrt an OBJECT
lesson worthy O. tie Eghes: consideration.
such person profits l." the inishaps Z"
his less fortunate brothers md guards
against their pitfalls IN his own pathway.
The results Of excess and extrnvagance.
as demonstrated 10y example. are avoided.
and the creature contemplates. Win
greater reverence. the wondrous works OF
the Creator.
All are Liable to accident We are te-
So; bv dangers on all sides.
IL may come 10 Us while bicycling, row
ing, driving, goliing. or in the pursuit OF
other athletic recreatiors.
Ca the street. III our homes. or places OF
business. We may meet with injury.
Now hers is where tic ol<ervnnt pcrson
shows his ability to ginsp II situation.
He knows there is nothing he can pro
cure 10 ailay his p1iGs, btnl his WOUNDS,
remove All effects II violent exercisc
and cure the bites of Insects. chatting. sun
burn. itching or turning skin. like the
remedy Of his fathers. PONDS EN-
TR act. the family remedy for oil pain.
Chcnpncss does not imply merit.
and it always pays 10 get the hcs'.
BE ol,servGnt, Do not ALLOW uuscrrpu-
lous dealers TO sell you something else,
under any pretcnse.
They are only consulting their own
peruninrv welfare. not yours.
Look for our name on every label ard
wrapper
PoND'5 ry7c;cT CO E,w YORK f-d London.
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PLACE PROBiBLE ~ IR,Gill.
4 NEW MINISTRY TAXES THE PLACE OF THE oxr

4 NEW MINISTRY TAKES THE PLACE or THE ONE
IISMISSEp BY PRESIDENT CTESTAs.
Mou.e,idco Aug ~.I, is stated that 4 peace
will probably be concluded between the Government
ana the revolutionists 10 short time Impoitan,
econ mics have occn promised by the Government.
\ new Ministry has teen formed to take the
place of that dismissed b, Senior lose Cues. a.
President Of the senate. who assumed Ia" Prcsi-
dency OF the Republic OF Uruguay ad interim after
the assassination 4 President Borda. The new
CaD'nei l. follows.
Minister 81 War-Gcneral PEREZ Ocappointed)
Minister & FinAnc"-Schor CAMPlSTOGlN.
Minister uf Foreign ANars-S nor FERREIRA
Minister OF he Int'rioT-Sefor MACEACHEN.
Minister OF Agriculture Sehor TAREIA.
The new Ministry is generally faVorably received
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-29
BRITISH SElLERN' CLlINS.

Halifax y. 5. AuE. 2s-Thc Behring Sea Com
mission met again to-day. +. Peters. who occu-
pied the whole session yesterday. continued his
address. He followed on tho same grounds as Were
taken by him yesterday IN regard to the loss 20
the sealers prospective catches. lie asserted
that. the United states had taken the stand
a. the German convention that pros pcCtiV, damage
should be awarded. the sam" contention by the
Canadian counsel should be supported. II" pointed
that the United States authorities claimed
prospective damage at 2 Time when number Of
American vessels SEEMING in Fortune Bay pre-
vented from fishing by n mob Of natives. and that
an award was made in view oin1Ce fact tha, big
catch was prevented By the ZION Of tn, assai-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-29

Paris Aug 2S-Sefor pelma2o. formerly civil
Governor OF havana. IN an interview printed in
THE Figaro" this morning j. quoted saying
"Thc Cuban question was badly managed by
Senior Canovas The Liberals would not refuse any
lust claims tho United States might make. Gen
eral Campos DOmineueZ Blanco or AZcarraga are
most fitted 10 succeed General Wcycr and bring
the laiters unfortunate OporaiiOns 70 an Cnd.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-29

London Aug. zs.-The courts-martial held In con
eliience Of the collision on the night Of August 70
bet Ncen the twin-scr'w torpedO-bOat DESTROYER
Ttrasher and the second-class twin-screw cruiser
Phacton have resulted In the dismiss al Of the gun
ner. Marstcn. Of the 1hrash.r from that ship and
in a rcprimaui 10 Captain Kirby and Lieutenant
or .ham FOR want OF care In navigating the vessel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-29
0yg REALLY BECKER ACCUSES ANOTHER

Samuel Fessenden. real estate broker OF 30
Ea.t rAenty-seventh-st.. was arraiSned IN he
,s,,r.o, Market Court yesterday morning on
.r. rye ~ grand larceny. preferred by samuel
Westn,orc. also a real estate broker OF NO ~
Yves, Fortv-fourth-st. who stated that ON JAM,
ary he gave the prisoner iweniN-hV, n9hus a.. ua
,hc cane cod SHIP Canal Company valued AZ Wv
Zach Fessenden failed 10 make a satisfaction. AZ.
counting II is alleged. He Was held io' e>""'~
ton.
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SPlIN WINT> BET1ER NIIl.

ARRANGING \ FRESH LOAN oN THE BASIS OF
TIE NNVIGATIoN TAN
Madrid Aug 2S-Thc Gov, rnmeut IL arranging
a fresh credit with the view Of ngihening ;he
navy The navigation Tax will br the security for
the loan.
The Spanish Government will Immediately con-
struct one large iIonclad and six cruisers o; from
600, to 1000 tons form The nucleus Of three
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-29

Berlin Aug. 2s.-There a parade Of the Bor-
In garrison on the Tempelhof Field to-day before
Emperor William. There host Of notabiii-
ties present, among them being General Nelson A.
Miles. United States Army. who returned here
from Russia yesterday Genera MIcs was uro-
senied TO His Majesty ~ to-6ay's parade The
Emperor spoke a few polite words TO the American
officer.
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B1!;C!1G BACK iRCTIC EAPLORhEN.

THE vINDWARD RETURNING WITH THE JACK
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES EXPEDITION.
London Aug. 2S-Thc British steamer WIND
ward which left England on juno ~ last for
Franz Josef Land in order 10 bring back from the
Arctic regions the members Of the Jackson-i'arnS
worth expedition. who have spent ihree winters
near Cape Flora. where they erected an ooserNa-
tory on feet above tho sea level. passed Abcr-
deem this morning her return "trip and signall"d
that all were well hoard.
During the present summer the eNpeaiuOh va
10 make an attempt 10 reach the hicheSi polh'
north through an opening in Queen Victoria Sea.
the open water discovered by Jackson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-29

handsome diamond ring. to replace inc one WIG"
h lost While In the tinted States.
pONIZETTI COMMEMORATiON.-Thc Do
nizetti cor1memoration in Rome on the occasion D.
the onc-hundredth anniversary Of IN" composer
birth and the fftieth Of his death VIII he mao
notoblo bv The performance OF the operas "'.rcia
ia Tavorita" and ~ Eli-ir dAmore by several
NJ the rroatcs' singers in the world. Two Of
the greatest sopranos Media and Cal"e. ana Two
great ,enors Tamagno and Mesini. viii sing tn"
tenor part in La Favorita" will be sung by "a .
rnagno that in =. Elsir Il Amore' 10y Masni: 'alve
vii Sine La Favoriia.' II addition requiem Of
/ Dorzotti's will b" sung AT IN" 'hurch OF SANTA
The name Of signor Piatii. who has been billed
TO take part in the Ggeras na%. tnrOusn tho
Nine PATTI will cling The, occasion. wh"f y
Eia'oraie preparations are heine midc to Geie,
b,atc he contt navy at Bcrgamo dHi at various
Italian cities. There will he Don ze;u eThi ,d;0n
AZ me Bcrsamo Theatre. symnlsns. ana MiP Pi
Melba. SONORA Tua Mdl,ucci ara Others VIII slmg
Preparations are heiar mad" AS" Tor cee"Fd''"H'
.; Par.s and Vienna.
sIEGrRIED WAcNERs coMPLAINT.-sies-
fricd wagner VINO has cGic.aiei a. conductor q
his fathers works Ia the Eayrcuth fcstva bain's
his fellow -coun.rvmcn t3r 'ing % support ne I'
tiya! "Tne French" ho -ays. have always .'''
our most zca,l. alhfr 1ts ana the pFin pal f''n-
goItcs. Of EeA ho'r 3 Wh 'r nir 2G .l,
German musi' .ad i~lmap mr- c'nS are ~. :. 80
| . l. u
for our cause \Otmrc. tif. anng win N"n ''"'-
man ari Gcrmani-n L. t. hal depended on N ~
our festi,al would .ons lnce haVe ceased
sE%hToRs oN Tu"IH TRAVELS senator Gu
IN a. Ininoi. Ali- Cu.'om and their daughter
Ms Ride,i,y. and Sea- cr Gray. Of Delaware. ana
ire latter. family have nc'n travelling in En2'ani
his month TIE Cray sIh or home on Tue-d' ~
rcxt f.oo sou aamp.ol on board the American
Line sto.n+nip N.w-Yo.k TAa Cuiors Rave conc
/ 10 the Coni.ncn; i;oih Senators declare ;h"T" j.
Il surprising 'ack % ln'ercs. IN American Questions
in Great Prtl.n except in the case o, ;an ia'ih
Senator CVilCm said:
I There appears % fc cr"i. rejoicing among IN"
British over ir- prospect TIA, thc Tarin hi may
we'd suicien; revenue 10 - rDori tne 'roFerh
meni. They dn not Teai>" that the law mas not
been in ,ffecf long enough FOR judgment 10 D pro-
nounccl On iis effectiveness ne revenue piod!t'r;
II have heard no opposition 20 the annexation %
Hawaii expressed by tive British. FOR they real ~"
, thA, American rights there are paramount. nut
there j. x neral jealousy because tno United sales
tit 10 increase its "'r;ory.
senator Gray. referring 10 the tariff. rcmar <"d:
"It is mos; mortfvnG 'or Americans travelling
! abroad to find nat have erected barrier
aeains, trade with iore.-n rations which provoke
/ the il-will o. nations wnc1' would ".AcrwI'' pe
/ most frifnGi'.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-29

British commander Sir Herbert Kitchener. Inc
with " officers OF the exDedition and are FORCED
10 take with them six months supplies; ana ssi'
solcy during the previous campaign. They are
no, allowed to so to the front bn, are Kept wei
TO the rear and are furnished win Just VIII VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-29
INTERCEPTED \ FILIBUSTER.

Kingston Jamaica Aug. 2s.-Thc British cruiser
intrepid arrived ~ Port Royal yesterday and re-
ports having intercepted on Wednesday. near
Fortune Island q iilibusternG vessel The cruiser
also boarded several steamers After cOaling the
Intrepid will 20 to InagUa one of the Bahama
Islands to stop other ilibustcr expeditions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-29
CHARLES FLEISCH2lN BETILR

REMOVED FROM Tr'- nIAWATHA TO HIS HOUSE
At RONpOVT
Charles Fle,schman the Western disiiller. who
WAS taken sick upon his yacht. the iliawa;la. o.
I-r day night while she mOored on the East
twenty dix hist pier. mad far recovered EesteG-
A. In, ne was able 20 be transferred to MS
acme nj Rondout y. Y
AIR Fcischman was sei7cd with vertigo on frinA.
sfteru1 on but the attack yelled yesterday morn
ine % The treatment OF d.. Krause VINO WIS SUM-
mon,d 10 tie yacht from Bellevue Hospital