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The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-12
WELLS.FARGO APPEALS
Company Fined S1,125 For shipping
Quail

Yesterday S. L. Maxwell, agent Of the
Wells-Fargo Express company, had a
preliminary hearing before Judge
Enoch on the charge of shipping quail
contrary TO law. The company was
found guilty OF violating the law which
forbids the killing, sale or Transports
ton of quails al this season Of the year.
Judge Enoch assessed fine Of s5 for
each bird, and the number taken by
State Game Commissioner Shuts, who
seized the quail in transit from Cum
ningnam, Kan, to st. Louis, was 225,
making the fine s1,125. The case has
been appealed to the district court.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-12

The ladies of the First Bsptsst church
have completed arrangements FOR sale
ct both useful and ornamental articles.
including homemade candies. on Satas-
iay. Dee. Is. az the store room of tie
Wichita Buggy company, No. lsS North
Main street A cordial Invitation Is ex-
tended hhe pubic 10 attend saIs safe
and you may find something tast yoa are
In ssarca OF for suitable Christmas
present
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As DEATH
Continued from First psgs.)

Miller aud Senineer, none OF the rnen
seemed 10 have suffered any mental sf-
feet from their long ride. All Ire ns=r
named had to Re given narcotics to qriei
them. Physically all Of the riders wee
in as good condition as could be expect
ed.
REWARDS OF THE RIDERS
AS reward for their week OF pain and
torture in covering hundreds of miles
awheel Miller will get s1.500. aside from
presents from wheel and tire concerns.
$1,000 Of which is the winners share ..
Inc purse, and $500 more goes for break
ing the record.
Joe Rice's share of the purse viii &c
$500. and Schineer will get $500; Teddy
Hale will receive $3.50 and Waller $50 less.
Pierce gets $500. Golden $50; Cannon
SIPS; Enterman and Rivierre 500 each.
and Elkes s75.
All the riders who covered more than
1850 miles will receive prize, probably
$50 apiece.
RIVIERRE'S CONDITION.
Rivierre, the French bicyclist, who was
ordred out of the big race last night by
the police, was much improved tonight
at the Hotel Martin. His trainer even
insisted that Rivierre had at no time
been in the condition stated by the police
and reported in the newspapers. He de-
clared that a slight bruise was all that
ailed his man.
BIKES TWO
MILLER's BIOGRAPHY.
Saxony. He came to this country and
went to work as clerk in Chicabo
grocery store, when John West picked
him up. He put him into training and
entered him in last years Chicago tour
nament. He is % years OF age, weighed
160 pounds at the beginning Of the race
and about 1s2 at the end; height feet
inches. His previous long distance per-
formance, 459 miles in twenty-four
hours, was made at Chicago, September
"a, 1896
WHAT MADE MILLER WINNER.
Chicago, Dec. 11.-Enthusiasm was at
a high pitch in the home of the Thistle
Cycling club tonight. Hourly kilograms
We're being received from New York an,
nouncing the progress made by Miller,
who is member of that organization.
There is pretty romance in Miller's
ride. He has plugged away like an au-
tomasum all week with but one object
in view. A maiden is the cause of Mill
ers rare exhibition of pluck and speed.
She lives in the vicinity of Ogden ave.
nue. and Twelfth street. She has prom
:sed her heart and hand to the doughty
Teuton. That heart and hand he will
claim when he returns to this city.
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sEtgat p Cd loa y. -. gachfta sehsoa
ot Aasr aaa aArt. has acssps~is ess IL
retteAsat? Of ,s, :a,s s.yios,r 1iis1t y:
tie state SefrnaE sohoel at. zEmpo-ia.s
He viii continue his work here. hoxeve-.
spending a couple OF days each week
and teaching only advanced pupils
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-12

"Noxacold" positively cures Cold or
La Cripple in a day. Guaranteed In every
case. Sold By az druggists.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-12
TO CURE A CoLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money IL II fails
teIerres s5c.7yshhe 5s,1yhfe genuine has has L BriQ-
Oh, Aat.a taAlet- =. sza55T. - seEass3 ssk
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NOTICIAS

=. Varias personas que asistleron al en-
tierro de la sonora d0iIa Herm nia S. Calderon
de Rossy, hicieron indicaciones al senior Ahu
mada los concejales que conaurrleron al
acto. acerca de la conveaiencla de que ei
Excmo. Ayuntamiento acordase el adoqulnado
del trozo de la calle dc San Sebastian J del
Cristo por donde tenen que pasar los entlerros
para llegar al cementerio. Unlmos nuestra
voz la de los peticionarios.
=. Dicen de Nueva-I ork que ell Presl.
dente Nc. kinley esperaba tener respuesta q
la nota presentada por Mr.. Wooford al gobier
no espanol, antes que coneluyese ell mes de
octubre; pero Sc ha conyenido en- esperar mas
tempo, en- vista de la crisis ocurrida en ell
gabinete de aquella naci6n.
~. Nos dicen que don Manuel Monfort
sc ha daio por satisfecho con las explicaclones
que en- el tribunal lie di6 el Director de <El
Momio,, terminando amigablemente lsquerelia
~ Sustituye con yentajas al aceite de hi
eado de bacalao simple, siempre que esta indi-
cado ell uso dicha grasa. Fl infrascrlto doctor
en- medieina Cirugfa, medico titular de la
cArcel ptlblica de esta cudsd. Certifco: Qne
hace ailos vengo empleado en- aduitos y nilios la
Emulsion de Scott, de aceite de hfgado de bs.
calao con hipofosftos de cal y de sosa, obte'
niendo siempre brIlantes resultados en- Ia tu
bercalosis, bronquitis, escrofulismo, raquitis-
mos, anemia otras intermediates que serfa
proliio enumerar. En- Ia conyalecencia de
ciertas fehres idiopaticas es ell reconstituyente
nor excelencia, sustituyendo con ventaja al
aceite de hfgado de bacslao simple, por ser de
facil toleranca para los est6magos delieados: =
Doctor E. QuiIones y Cardona. San German,
Buerto Rico, JUNO 81 de 1894.
-. De Csyey: eAyer tomo posesion de
la Escuela elemental de niiias de nueva erea-
cio6n en- este pueblo, la sonora dohs Rosa Qai-
ncnes de Arroyo, quien Ia obtuvo por oposi-
cion,.
~ ola Epoea,, de Madrid, 6rgano de
los Conservatives canovistss, insinna que qulza
ell partido union Constitutional de Cuba no
aceptara fnteero el programa autonomista de-
sarrollado en- Zsragozs por ell senior Moret. \
eEl Correo,, organo del senor Sagasta, contes-
IA que ell derechismo cuhano ha ofrecido gu
concurso mas decidido por eondueto de su
jefe ell senior marques de Apezteguia, al plan
autonomista del psrtidc liberal, aeeptsndoio
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In desafio en- Cuba
San Sebastian Is

San Sebastian is:
Sc han recibido en- esta capital notleas de
IN duelo electuado en- Ia isla dc Cuba entire
dos iefes del Ejtrcito.
I'll lance Sc verified el domingo, del
actual, en- Godea, cerca de Ia llabana.
Los contendientes fueron el teniente coro-
mel Sr. Vilaverde el comandante D. Rafael
Vallejo Gonzalez.
Este habfa sdo comandante miitar de
San Ncolap.
El te1iente coronel era fiscal de I'm pro-
ceso.
Ell origen del duelo parece que ha sido ell
proceso d que aludo.
Ell lance fue sable = duro treinta minu
tos.
Durante Ell combate cl comandante Vale
10 recibio una grave herida en- ell cueilo.
Los m6aicos NADIA puiieron hacer por ell
herido. Ell comandante murio en- seguida.
Fu6 enterrsdo en- Godea, donde ae anun-
ci6 que Sc trataba de un sucdio.
El general Weyler ha ordenado al tenente
coronel que salga inmediat1mentc para la Pc
nfnsula.
Ell Sr. Villayerde saldra en- el primer co
rreo.
(De Gel Heraldo de Madrid" Is de Stbre)
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De nuestro convecino colega shl Paiss re
producmos el sigalente suelto
AcIaraci6n importante

Al dar cuenta nueetro eat!mado coega LA
ConREsroNpENc1A, del objcto de Ia reunion
del partido autonomista, anuncia como un
acuerdo tornado per unanimidad, que Sc publ.
cara proxmamente un manifesto en- el cual no
sc altera en- nada, por elmomento, el nucstro pro-
grama polftlco.
La information del diario que hacemoa
referencia, no es exacta en- tcnos sus extremes;
aunque pronto Sc hara pdblieo e' documento
polltico que alude, imp6rtanos anticipar que
solo en- el sentido de que hace tres aIlos que ol
partido autonomista tom6 acuerdos que estan
proximos cumplrse, y solo en- este sentido,
ticne exacttud 10 inlormalo respecto a Ia inal-
terabilidad que Sc supone.
Pero como del cumplimlento de acuerdoH
anteriores ha de resultar Ia bandera de propa'
gauda va innecesaria, convertida en- oportaDo
y precise programa de gobierno, aquelios acuer'
dos tenian por fnaldad la expansion del hoy
defciente credo de Ponce, bsjo este aspecto la
question varia, los informes dc La Corn Is :
poNDEScIA son Deficiencies.
En- 10 demas, el colega esta en- 10 irme;
conste, pues 10 acarado, fin de esitar juicos
err6neos anticipates entire los que desconocen
e, contexto del manifesto.
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aqu6l pdid al scgundo que tuyicra consilera-
si6n con los morosos. Replico Trujilo cou
palabras no muy satsfactorias, y este origin6
viva discussion. lIallabase Bernal la puerta
de su casa en- OCCASION que pasaba por ali Tru-
jillo montado i cabalo para regresar i Scvilla.
Trujillo aacd un revolver quo dispard tres We
;es contra Bernal, que mnrio en- el acto.
I'm breve llegaran al puerto de Gjbn,
ocno maquinas con destino la labrica miitar
de Oviedo Con estas maquinas otras que se
esperan, podran fabricarsa al ailo 30, coo fusles
Y 5000 carabinas Maiisser, modelo 95.
lila declarado el selor Cayero que los
carlistas no SC mucven nj conspiran, no porque
les falte deseo de derribar 10 existente, sino
porque con discipline con su iefe, que en- to-
do Sc ocupa, no necesitan mas que esperar sns
ordenes para acatarlas eumpIirlas, como todos
10 harAn. Con este Green seg0ro su trlunfo.
En- las circunstancias sppGenas por que atra
viesa Espana, cree natural que don Carlos y 81
marques de CcTralbo Sc popgan dc acueTdo para
todas las contingencies que paeian eurglr Las
resolucioues seran secretas, sltpuesto que han
de quedar resuetos todos les pnntos que nece
sitan de rapida accdn.
Como resultado dc sorteoe electua3os
en- Ma>..i,, correspoude narob1r 4 la Gran
Aptilla los subinspeetores de Sandal miiltar
de segunda clase don Jersro Domingo Aba
dal. don Rafael Piernss IIurtado y don Enrique
Sanchez Manzano; los n6dicos primeros don
Manuel Frade Baron don Jose Ponzano La.
plana, y los segundos don Francisco Lara
Granados don Pedro Mn1oz Ellen.
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4lCos Y roEEEs

FL Sc habfa 10 que seria epece de marmacho
hahuado las transaccones duosa operacones
brutaes dispuesta todo tai que la ofreciese
buena slma enconraba verdaiea se1ora Ia
que no faltaba mas tuIo para gurar la
alta soeedad mas eegaete, mas dnguida mas eseryada
mas mponene que las tres cuartas parties de las
quesas.
La comadrona comprenii6 que ell no Sc atrcvia
abordar la question que af lie lleyaba do sonrendo:
Dlos mfo senior con1e, tomGis precaueiones
para decirme 10 que deeaf. Desde luego por profession
personas de discretion toda pruba desputs
vals contarme NADIA porque veinenco que
hace elezo he conocdo muchas histories Expcaos
culado 4o contearc toa sincerida 81 10 aeer
Q no que plais. DE que tra'a?
DE un serVicio que vengo pelir que hagai~.
:l,e que naturaeza?
>Primero, dejadme decros que estoy dispuefto re-
compensate con toda Ia generosiad possible.
Sea, veremos, :pero que seryieio es ese?
Il n simple lnforme que necesto Vos esuvisteis
gada, hace mas de Neiute aos deba muy oven
de nina cuyo nombre lebtfs laber ovidado
-Deelilo.
Elena Noel
La mirada del conde la de Ia comadrona
llubo choque entire elias.
La senora Firmn oprimid abios para
un secreto respondi@:
RepItl0 81 hubese buscaio su memoria.
Elena Noel
enseguia aladi6 indiferencla habilmene di-
smula1a:
En- efeco Elena Noel, aeuerdo Tengo exec
ente memorial ero he ocupaio de muchas caura agu
de las euaes han tenido oIsen noyeIeseo.
~ de elias:
-iIas certo punto 81. Debe hoy veinticuatro
yeintcnco ahos.
-PeIfectamente. Iace mucho que la yes:
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BB1lorEcA "LACoRREsposDKNc1A' lie PUERTO Rico n
Sin uda puesto que quieren acer NADIA mas por yos
temas tenes edad para poder ganaros vida traa
ando.
Ella no conesto mas que:
;Esta ben! os doy las gracias. ,Pero dongle iras
Es precise que moyais, que buque una eolocacdn.
En- ell momento de sar miro como habia mirado 4 su
dinero, dlo:
Hay momentos que pregunto 81 10 habria canalo
mucho moTirme 81 habran obrado mas hunanameute
arrojandome Al aqua e da que
Os iuro que mis- ojos Sc lenaron dc lanmas
Esta fuG su dnica queja
Me hizo un gero saIudo, do n,uy baia adi6s y
Gallo.
Desrucs nj la he vuelo nj he dido hatar de ella
Esa es la verdad.
:lue quereis ahora' -aIadi6.
Eel nombrc de Intermediate
--sCreeis que ella sabe mncho mas que 80.
Es possible \ en- todo SECURE el llo J legarG &
mi objeto no 10 dud6s
Pues ben, ;queres que hablemo del preeio?
81. :Clanto?
No me habtis dicho que sois rcos
FL condo sonro
--Bastane para sasacer mis- caprchos los vuestros
-Voy asusaros.
- -Entonces discutlremos.
-fues ben, no no descutiremo Ne horrorizan las dis
cusiones sobre el dnero
-:Cuanto?-reptio el conde.
--Eeinte mil frances
Ell conde diio con la mayor serenidad.
-Dadme nombre.
Sac5 bosillo cnadernito, dc 81 una hoa
y puso ella:
xVae por veinte mil franeos,.
10 frm6.
La directora tom6 ell fapel le d5 otro en- eamlio
En- e que Ia directora entres6 al eonde decia.
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VA R | { D A D E S.

nah[a SaUasia. = concederd credencial q
''oUsu ou6uS'"' todos aquclos que me hons
rem con gus pedidos dc mi acredtado, vino do
hi propiedad, marea eSagasta,. rodos aque-
Hos que me presenter ccrtifcado de la casa
sCereccdo,, probando que desde tempo inme
morable son eonsumidores de mi vino, los en-
plear6 en- todo.- 1ricedes Sagasta.
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G. Il. Umbsen & Co.. IA MontgonerH st.,

In said City and County Of SAN Francisco, on
Thursday, the I'd day OF september A. d. 1897, at
II o'clock noon of that day to the highest bidder
for cash in lawful money OF the United states
and subject to confirmation by said court, all that
certain lo, piece or parcel Of land 81. uate, Tying.
and being in the City and County of san. Fran
cisco, State of CslifoFnia, and bounded and par
ticularly described as follows, TO wit: "
Comm ncing a. q point where. the AortherIy Line
Bush Is intersected by the easlerly lneof
Sansome street; running thence easterly along the
northery line of Bush street one hundred. and
thirty-seven Q37) feet and six (6) inches, thence
at right angles northery and parallel with sam
some street one hundred and thirty:SeVtn: ESQ
feet and SIX 10y inches: thence right al gtes.
westerly and parallel with Bush siTeet one rum
dred and thirty-seven 137) feet and SKIS inches
and to the easteriy side OF Sansoine Stre6t and
thence southeriy along the easteriy side OF san
some street one hundred and thirty.sev en- ODD
feet and six (6) inches to the point coi II1ece.
ment: together with the buildings and in prove.
ments thereon.
The purchaser shall take the said lot snbjact to
the right OF John F. McCauley and Henry Fhorn-.
ton Templeton their heirs and signs to use the
brick wall along the northery line Of said lot mere
in described party wall -.
Terms and conditions Of sale-Cash in lawful
money OF the United states of inerica; ten pet
Gent of the purchase price TO be paid no. ref;
cree the day of sale, when the lot is knocked
down TO the purchaser, and the balan e on con-.
frmaton Of said sale by said court -
Dated San Francisco Cal, July J.: 1S9 i; ~.
GUSTAVE H. UMBSEN,: Referees
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DRUMMER PUBLICLY WHIPPED.
Mrs. Nichols Resents the Manner in
-. Which Her. Board Bill Vas
Collected,

CHEYENNE. WYo., Aug. Wv. O..
Stanley, traveller for the Schilling Tea
Company, with a route between San
Francisco and Cheyenne, and residing at
Ogden, was publicly horsewhipped to-day
by Mrs. NJ. j. Nichols, wife of the City
Treasurer of Cheyenne. The families of
the two principals in the affair have been
very friendly and often exchanged visits
The last time Mrs. Nichols visited the
Stanleys in Ogden she remained over a
month, and Stanley sent her husband a
bill of $54 for her board. Nichols refused
to pay, but last month, while he was
passing through Ogden as a delegate to
the Trans Mississippi Congress Sta nley
had him served with a warrant and col
lected the bill. Stanley reached here
yesterday and had controversy with
Mr.. Nichols over the matter. To-day
Mrs. Nichols met Stanley, and after few
words she drew whip from the folds of
her dress and dashed him vigorously on
the face. Stanley did not resent the at
tack beyond grasping Mrs. Nichols hands
and she then desisted from furnishing him
further
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MILLIONAIRE IYISON'S Will.
Sustained by the Surrogate and
Admitted to Probate After
Iona Contest.

NEW YORK, N. Y, Aug. 1.-The will
of William Ivison, the millionaire pub
Usher, which has been subject TO long
contest, was to-day sustained and adj
mitted to probate by the Surrogate, who
says that the instrument was drawn to
meet the matured intentions OF the testa.or
when he understood fully his conditions
and surroundings. 1t was contested by
his brother, Edward Ivison of California,
a nephew of John c. Ivison and niece of
Jane !. Williams. who set up that the
testator was mentally incompetent and
under undue influence.
The will left most of his millions to a
favorite nephew, David B. Ivison of
Rutherford, N. j., and gave Miss Mary
Sheridan-who was for many years in the
testator's employ and latterly lived in his
apartments at the Hoffman House, acting
as mis- confidential secretary-$10,0O0 and
an income of about $4,000 {. year while she
rem aims single. She is about SO years old
and still single. She went into Visions
publishing house as press feeder when
ID years old. He used to say that men
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eft lung, into the heart, through the
posterior wall of the pericaTdium toward
the spine, passing behind the spine into
the deep muscles of the back, at the right
side of the spinal column. From the bot
tom of this wound was extracted a bullet
of 80 caliber."
An inquest will be held later to deter
mine whether it was suicide or murder, as
the examiner does not decide this point.
Percy J. Collins is much wanted man
at the present time. 1t Is said that a
member of the Barrett family, the Camp
bell family and the Fire Marshal would
like to learn OF his present whereabouts.
Alfred Campbell, whom Collins said was
personal friend of Miss Barrett, and
that he invested her money, ETC., re-
turned to Boston to-day. He was drugged,
he says, and kept on a yacht week. He
denies any connection with Miss Barrett
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would be running after her when they.
learned she had benefited under mis- will;
and he did not want .her'to have any man
help her. spend. her money.
'Iyison, rather than pay an extra cent.
for a morning paper at the Hoffman
House stand, would walk out and get
paper elsewhere. He kept his fortune in
gilt-edged securities. over which he used
to gloat. He would hug and kiss his.
bonds and sometimes cry over them, say.
ing he was sorry he had to leave them
when he died. He usei to say he would
leave nothing to charitable institutions,
as he believed they fostered idleness.
The opinion of the Surrogate states that
the effort to show Nephew David and Miss
Sheridan exerted undue influence is not
supported by the evidence nor was it
shown that either David or Miss Sheridan
in any manner suggested or partici pated
in the execution of the will. The pro-
vision. for Miss Sheridan is not large, con-
sidering the size of Visions fortune.
Finally the Surrogate says. He evil
IDENTIFY had reasons which to his own mind
We're sufficient to justify him in making
no provisions for contestants, and consid-
cred that he was under no obligation to
make them objects of his bounty"
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COMP ARES
KLOuDYKERS
AND '49BRS
Continued from First Page.

paEy, as stated in circulars issued by the
Pacific Coast Steamship Company. ends at
the anchorage, although they use their
their outfits and freight ashore. Horses
and cattle have to swim ashore. Thus it
will be easily seen that Skagway Bay
is the best port for the landing of
freights. From the repor1s received from
there it also seems to be the best point to
start in on the overland journey to the
mining regions.
The White Pass trail, which has Just
been completed. begins from Skagway
Bay, and by this route travel is much
easier than by the other passes The
White Pass is much lower and the grades,
therefore, are not so severe.
Great difficulty is being experienced in
getting the freight now up there over the
passes to the lakes. There are not enough
packers and horses to handle it.
With this state of affairs existing it will
easily be seen that when the seven steam
ers now on their way up arrive the great
portion of freight will have to remain at
Skagway or Dyea for the winter.
Some of those going up are taking their
own horses and will do their own packing,
but the greater number are dependent
upon the Indians and others who are
packing goods over the passes. The treas
ure seekers will, therefore camp there fer
the winter.
The price charged by the packers for
the thirty odd miles from Dyea or Skag-
way 10 the lakes is II cents pound, but
there is every probability of that price
being raised owing to the great demand
for their services.
The seven other steamers now on their
way to Dyea were sighted by the Queen on
her way down. The Klondyke fever seems
to have struck the crew of the Queen, for
it was with difficulty that the most OF
them were able to stay away from the
land of gold. Three succumbed and de.
serted. the second engineer being one of
these.
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: During: a: Brilliant Attack of
the. English Many Tribes
~. = men Are Killed.
oNs1AUGHTs OF THE NATIVES
). +. ARE. REFUSED.
But the Warriors of the Mollah Are
T.. 'RaIIying and. There Is Yet
~. :. Danger. Ahead.


:: BOMBAY, INDIA, Aug. 2.-The relief
column under General Blood brilliantly
attacked at dawn to day and routed the
tribesmen surrounding Fort. Chakdara, in
the Chitral district. The; natives lost
heavily. : The British loss was slight.
Gangadhar Tiak's newspaper Kesari
prints to- day a highly infammatory article
attacking. the Indian Government for 'the
prosecution of obscure people," and for
making an obsolete police regulation do
duty as a secret assassin
Professor Gokhlee of Decean College,
the agitator who recently made charges
against the conduct OF the British soldiers
in trying to eradicate the plague, has
apologized abjectty and formally; to the
Government.
..-sIMLA, INDIA, Aug. 2-The tribesmen
are. sending forward fresh relays continu-
ousIy.. a accommodating column yester-
day found the enemy in great force block
ing the road 50 Chakdara.
During the fighting 100 of the enemy
were killed and the British had
fourteen wounded. among them Cap.
tain Baldwin, who was severely
wounded. and. Lieutenant Reyes: who
received a slight wound. The enemy fol-
lowed up the. retreating column and at
tackled. the camp, but were easily repulsed
hIy tho iuHrriSoz1.