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OrcOon aud knshlnOtou Interstate
Games at Portland.
THE oREGoNs WERE WINNERS
by Score Of 20 to 50 rolnts SplsadId
Work Doas BY all the Contestants
Details Of the Eyeats,

Portland, or. July 1.-THE lntoraiuts
feld g,ues betweon The ,oama from o.
eson aud Washington took place this
afternoon at the Mutnomah nold, Orc
gon won by fourteen points. the toud
score utahdl 81 Oregon, 70, Washington.
~ Two paolne coast and nye north Pa
cine coast records were broken. making
Hoyvn 10 All
Edward Flanagan. Of the oruEons, ea'
tablinhrd the Northwestern record for
the sixtooa pound hammer. and the ra'
cine coast record for tho nftysslX pound
weight u. /. Wilbur added one foot
seven anal "a half iDohru TO thr Pacific
coaat record tor putting the shot r. y,
Morgan took hf,h Of a second OF tbs
ian aud asO.yard hurdles Burnett re-
ducod the Pacific Northwest record 10
seconds ~ half mile run iiaFragtr.
Of Washington. added Oae and a half
inch TO tho broad jump The summary
IA ns rollows!
ilEh iump-kVrfisen torcgonl won'
feet Trvnkham torvgonl voeoh feet
sl.s lnchgp Gould CwaAhinstonl third
half.milo rll-Burhutt torogonl woH,
paua twaAhingtoHl Heooai' Hanson
tofogum third Time. 80. SO. Former
rucord gOi 80,
i0o.yard DASH Dickson twaahinEtnnl
won. Jordan torrgonl second hArrngcr
(waahlnstoa1 third Time. 10 10
Putting i0.pound shot wil5ur torvgoul
won. u feet i-s inehSsi Savage twash)
second. 70 Ia lcCt: Flanagan Oregon
third Former record. " frot inches.
tso-yari huriiu- Morsay tOscgonl won:
Kubn torrgunl soooui. Blank waahl
third. Time 10 10, Former record.
IL 30
Pole yauit--palmcr tWashl wpn. 10
feet i.s Inches Murphy (orvsoo) nce'
ond. 70 feet Krrrlgan torrgonl third
Thruwins iG.pound hammer Fla. .isan
torvgonl Won. lsl fee, 10 4. inches, VIII
bur ,oresoul second, i.l foot Inehss.
iisdrn twashl third
Anle waikiki u Young twaahl
won. YounE twashl second. llonHy
man ,orvsonl third Time, 500 i-S,
sS.yAd hurdle Morgan Corcsom won'
Palmer Cwash) aeoo"d. Kuhll torcsonl
third Time. n %,
sso.yari dash Dickson wash won,
jordan ,oroguD second, Fuller torysem
third Time. "a i.a,
Mile r,n- Davis twssh) won, burnett
turcsonj .ecand Badcr twash) third.
Time. t;ts s.S
Throwing S.pound weight Flanagan
(orcgonl won. - Zoe, lnchl Savage
(Nashl second. a fcet i.g inches. WI
bur torcgunl third. Former rccer,i. y
feet 6 l.g inch
Ruuniag board jump BarrnEcr wash
wo,. 81 feet i.s lnchoa, Gould twashl
second. % fcot 10 i-s inohcs kcrrsan
tOrrgonl third,
onc-quartcr mile ruh-cuyne torcEonl
won. Pearson twaahl second; Hume thai
torcgonj third Time. S;u i-i2
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srEyENs RESCUED

phc nix. Ariz., July f--Jas. stevcfis
the imprisoned inter was rescued from
The Mammoth mlie this morning after
an imprisonment Of fourtsen dayA Ste
vens II fearfuliy emacia,od, and has
lost fully % pounds duri Y his connne-
mafa. but his mind ls' clear lie statsd
that he had thoughb Of suicide toward
the end Of his awful wait he had eaten
his lunch before the caye-in came and
has since eaten n0thi x, of water he
had a gallon. which was consumed IN
thre. days. His ca dies lasted two
days. during which b. managed 10 pen
up con rction with The nlled In stone.
thus securing purcr air.
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CAN'T GET THE PICTURES,
Durrants Father Is TO Be Disappointed
In His Little Scheme,

Oakland, Cal, July lI-It is very prob
able that the state prison directors will
refuse permission TO take the animatls-
cope pictures of Durrant, the murderer
OF Blanche Lamoat and Minnie Williams
Durrant's father has had lengthy but
unsatisfactory interview with Robert NJ.
Fitzgerald, president OF the prison COM
mission. The other members OF the COM
mission have expressed their Intention
Of being guided by what Fitzgerald did,
and while the latter refuses to accept
the responsibility OF dealing with the
question single-handed, he is against the
use of the prison or OF any prisoner to
aid private commercial enterprise.
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ALASKA MINES
AN ELDORADO
Continued from Firs, Page,

Is eertall TO result In suffering in the
winters
The ruph to The Klondyke region com
u,enced late last year. ami the claims
were staked out and worksd all winter.
Labor WIS worth SIS day last winter
and nour sold for 50 a sack ana other
provision were propor;io ntely high.
Some OF The mlne-owners attempted to
lower the wages TO ST. without success
By burning the ground to thaw the
gravel, which was hoisted up about u
feet to the dumps. where Il was slulced
ard washed in tAe spring. miners were
able TO work during the estire winter.
In the carly part OF last month the
Thermometer ran up to s In the shade
and In January It was IS degrees below
v.ra
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BASEBALL SCORES.

ST. Louis July iI,-sL Lonis 10. Phila-
delphia 8.
Cincinnati. July ii,-CIaclnnau II,
Washington 2.
Chicago. July iI.-Chlcago .. Baltimore
20.
Cleveland. July i7,-cleyeland 8, Brook
lyn ..
Plt,sburg. July E-Pttsburg 8, Boston
O.
Louisville July l7--Loulsvllle 5, New
York & Second game-LousvIllc ia, New
York O.
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The FaVOTlts Home RsRsdV.

For all diseases caused by arrangement
Of the Liver, Kidneys, and Stomach. q
oKeep it always in the house and you
will save time and Doctors Bills, and
have at hand an active, harmless and per
fectly safe purgative, Alternative and tonic.
lfyoufe dull, debilitated, have frequent
headache, mouth tastes badly, poor appe-
tite and tongue coated, you are suffering
from torpid liver or biliousness, and SlAt-
MONS LIVER REGULATOR will cure you.
If you have eaten anything hard to
digest, or feel heavy after meals or sleep
less at night, dose of SIMMONS LIVER
REGULATOR will relieve you and bring
pleasant sleep.
If at any time you feel your system
needs cleansing and regulating without
violent purging, take SIMMONS LIVER
REGULATOR.
j. Ii. zeilin & Co, Philadelphia.
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sAxoER WINS

Denver. July iI.--walter sanger. o.
Milwaukee. won the scrIes Of races win
W. ". Hamilton. Of Denver. by taxing
two out or threo. According to the terms
of The match this gives him ths stakes.
Sa ger won the paced two miles yeater-
day a1d The mile paced today IN 2:o5
while Hamilton Won the nve-miie unpacet
race this afternoon ia li:s5 S-5.
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a CHASTITY FIND.

S,la Francisco. July IA ghastly and
OF tho trunks Of Two human bodies hns
been made on the dumps at the inter
section OF Kentucky and Fourth streets.
AZ nrSt at was suspected that double
murder had boon committed but AN In
yestigatiol proved that II WAS all the
result OF chrclessness on the part OF the
janltor OF the medical college, who, in
removing some subjects OF dIsse 'tion,
had placed them where the garbage coli
lcetor had picked them up and carried
Lhem TO The dumps.
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the owners. The GleneIyan IL a modern
pteeI ship. cost nNo, il soo tons bur
1cn. ard freight rates ara now zis "a
,,er ioL At rate now Of lls she can
clear on the round trip from home aboat
is per cent captolD Kerr dosa Eoi like
Oregon much. and thinks Il. vii viii be
twenty years before be returns
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NO TRUTH IN TT
The Spanish m.d Japanese Alliance IL
Denied

New York, July l1--Tne Times snys;
High Spanish authorities In this city
Consul Arturo BaldpsanoS and high ia
pnncac authority Consul Uchlda, agree
that no credencc should be givca to the
report from Europe that an alliance
ag,llGst tho ulIttod States hnR been
formed by thcIr respective governments.
Sonor Baldnsano, however, does not re-
gard the relations between the United
States ard his eountry as other than
strained while Mr.. uchda thinks that
matters can bo softaaed with the empire
of Japan by graceful acqulesssnce on
the part OF the new rulers OF Hawaii
In the claims which his government
makes for continuance or such ia
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ratesc rights ami privileges 40 at pres.
ont exist when aenor Bai1aaano was
asked 10 slvi hlp opinion on tho alleged
alliance he assumed an nppaara1qo of
ihoredulIly as he said
There W 10 truth whatever IN any
such report Il Is Just like the state.
meals which tie hlIbuster make
AIr. l'uohlda said that the Japannse
in Hawaii are mostly aborora and is1o'
rant llo said they al went there 90
make money and return TO Japan.
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FIRE IN TROY.

Troy, N. Y, July l7-Fire has destroy
cd the interior Of the three-story build
lng occupied by the Trop Northern
Budget, owned by Charles L, Macarthur
& Son. The loss is $4,000.
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IowA's SILVER SERVICE,

Newport, II. l., July LITE battleship
Iowa arrived from League island navy
yard a delegation from Iowa WIN be
here on Monday and formally tender
the silver service presented by the cit
lzens of that state.
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rENEYcK WINNER.

New York July l7.-A special to the
World from London says that Il. IL.
Tcnoyck, the winner OF the diamond
sculls. In signed statement announces
Ia all probability he will not take part
In the Henley races next year.
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The Uited States lighthouse tender
Columblne returned from Destruction ISL
and and winapa bay late Friday even
ing. and left for Portland early yes
terday morning uader special orders.
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RELIEF ron INDIA


New York july i;.-Anothcr remit
tanoe OF 5000 has Just bcon enblcd by
the Chrisuha Herald ni0d TO Bishop
Thobura FOR the India famlnc relief
committee whose relief operations row
omhraco over sovcny different stations
scattered throughout tae famine dls.
tietH
The relief steamer CITY OF Everett
which sailed from San Frenois'o for
Calcutta with cargo OF cors on June
u last. Rev 3. q. Hobbs, the Christian
Herald commissioner, in charge. has
, reached the Philippine islands at Manil,
The Everett viii reach Calcutta within
the next ten or twelve days and her
cargo will be distributed.
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Tae British ship Glenelvan win nm
ish loading her l2,OW cases OF salmca
next Tuesday. Captain Kerr was at As
torin si years ago In the ship Martin
scc:t The Scott was a. iron vessel OF
lsCO tons burden. and cost f2S.OOo. At
that time freight rates were g los per
ton. A ship In those days at a rate
OF 7Os could clear about PEI cent for
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PRINCE H4NRY's DUEL.

New York, July 17.-A cable to the
Herald from Paris says Prin,e Henry
of Orleans has received, CT will shortly
receive, a challenge to fight a duel from
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OREGON cENTEXARIAN DEAD

salem. or. July i7.--tspe:lnl 70 the
Astorianl l--Job. Durbln, one of the old
~, citizens OF Oregon. died near here
today lie would have beea i03 years
old noXt September
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The steamer Columbia sailed yesterday
nocn for san Francisco with full, COM
rlement OF passengers and a large freight
H.. laclldi1g a big lot Of salmon.
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The Grady will leave out this NORA
ing at Q o'clock, weather permitting, for
San Francisco Every arrangement. for
the voyage has been completed.
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GtII.LL )ivlsiJ.
Passenger Depot, loot CT JeIersv d ST..

i2:l5, las. 5:2i, 6:4i, s:O5s. D. m: ulS0 D. la
on Sa nrfaAs Unlyl and s:40 a NJ AID $40 .
M. on sundays only. Arrive NJ Per land daily
a. 7;i0', $50 4. NJ: 20, s4:i5, 6:i5, 7:a5 D. m
(anl 10 a. m. '5:l5 and $40 p. N. on sun
days only.
Deave for SHERIDAN daily except Sunday
at4:30 p. m. A,riy- At Portl lnd SO am:
Leave for Airlie Mondays. Wedne days and
Frid lys al $40 a. m. Arrive at Portland
Tuesdays, Thursdays and saturdays st 3:o5
.EScep, suuday. i.Except saturday.
R. K0EHLER. g. II. MARKHAM.
Manager, ten. +. 6 P. Agt.
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THE MARKETS.

San Francisco. July i7,-Hops-s ana
i2c.
Liverpool, July -Wheat-Flrm.
New York. July l7-Hops-6 and tOc
Portland. July -wheat-UR changed.
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Roseburg passenger $50
DAILY, tDaily except Sunday.

Direct connection az San Francisco with Oc-
! cidental & Oriental aud ? Pr.iHe Mai steam
ship lines for ,PAN AND HiNA. Sailing
dates on application.
Rates ard tickets 70 Eastern POINTS and Eu-
rope. Also JAPAN, CHINA. HONOLULU and
AUsrRALtA- Can be obtained II M J. B.
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PORTLAND. Al
LEAVE.
ARRIVE.

=@OyERLAND Ex-
PRESS, for ralem,
R1sehnr-. Ashland.
900 r. NJ. sscTameniO, Ogden, $3.50 A. 81.
San Francisco, $40
iave. I<'s Angelr~,
~ PaSO. New or
leans and the last
$50 Am. ROsebury passenger 'i;ooP N.
Via wocdburn, for
Daily Mount Angel, IL DAILY
except veItOu, wes Srio, except
sunday. Brownsville, spring Sunday.
field aid NAlrpn.-...-
i7:O A. NJ. Corvallis passenger t5.sO P. N.
tao ?. ~. MeNinEyille pass',r ts:25 A. NJ
slailn tInilY er.enf Slild a.
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$50 NJ.
Daily
except
runday.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-17
IN The FIELD Of SPORT.
4 Jockey Mas Severely Injured o.
the Port NORTH Track.
sHARKEY.CODDARD REFEREE CHOSEN
Hawkins and Conaelly lsa~e Reen
Matched for TwenSy Ao~a.ls.
Results Of the Races.

Fort WORTH Texas, November i6--In
spite Of the cold nxthe- the races were
good today with - excellcnt track. made
20 by q slight t4in last night. The at.
tendance was better than on the opening
day. Tho hcokies lost many thousands
OF doa'ars yesterday, but evcned up to-
day. Mary Keesler was crowded to the
fence In the flrst race and fell. seriously
injuring Jockey willis OF wyune's stssses,
Kansas City. He was carried from the
track unconscious, Jockey Duggan was
barred from further riding during the
present races for foul ridsaP In the third
race, which was declared on.
Turning, 2-year-olds. purse 500. Ave fur.
iongs-.Recorrfa 6 to ana 2 TO u. Scriv.
encr, VoiuaNante. Time i:04.
Running. all ages, seven furiongs--na-
van q to 81, Paulus. Hospital. Time, 1854.
Inc third race was declared OF,
Running, owners handicap, for ali ages
Oreusa, Time. l.4sx.
Running: 3-year-olds and upward, fiye
Iurongs-Ettare G to y, Frank Nichols,
Ferris Hartman. Time i02%.
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|NCH ARMY SCANDALS.

erhaxy Says He In the Vie
tim of n Plot.
ovember 16.--Count Esterhazy.
paid. answers the description Of
ID titled officer we'll known in
p had been requested to resign
sion In the army In consequence
tinued leaking out OF military
Re Captain Dreyfus was depart
tten a letter to General Billot.
OF war. with regard to the
famous accusation. TIE de-
nves ,fgation, and says that he
reply to all the charges that
lsht against him.
terhazy. in an interview, de-
the victim OF a plot. He adds
u ago he received al anoay-
warning him that a former
OF the war office was formu-
s:s against him. The count
informed the minister OF war
mstancts. urging him TO m
week ago a lady hanied him
extracted from the Drsyfus
a exceedingly grave tone azd,
the court, compromising Drey-
an extent that whsn psbsisnf d
reate an enormous sensation.
Sounf Esterhazy asserted that
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SULTAN IS in A DANGEROUS MOOD.
us Easy victory Over the GREEKS Has Made Him Prood. A..tr,
Nav Have to bombard nessoa

november l7t attachments r,.aa x..a
sn rom Vienna government IA rpy u h de-
- Aon ue Cahce ncr. "a
Mussu, :, m austrian flag after and the
-Ao fVte mes not yielded 30 Austrian
49, from Vienna Tuesday no tn,m.
received OF dismiss
a. me OFFICIALS or to salute the flag demands
win py viii savs
and the Austrian Messna The Vienna
paaen OF the Times sultan ho,a
Nuui 'ne last moment
Oh diplomacy and something boost Of semi
ot the fadishas Eventually However a
as not 70 prove unmtsd consequences OF which will
become manifest i the Of time. " = '" W.
paui Hamd evidently calculated IN ~
pre serious victory Greeks together Win
ne fromG lately
head
Tue Nen Free Pree
damage binding
eounpahs winch works the
winch
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THOUSANDS WE'RE MAssAcREp.
An African Chiefs Method of Pun
iNhing Nom Ia xuuNers

All AFRICAN Method of Huu-
ishing Non-taxpnyers.
Paris. November 16.--A special to tha
Journal brings serious news from the Nj
ger region, West Africa In order to pun
ish the inhabitants Of the town of Kong,
capital of the Kingdom of Kong, in the
Mandingo region of Upper Guinea for their
refusal to supply his troops with provis-
ions. Chief Samory has RACED the town and
massacred several thousand natives.
For several weeks the French newspa-
pers have been calling upon the govern
ment to send punitive expedition against
Chief Samory. who on August 20 last sur
prised and routed French detachment o.
native troops sent to occupy territory which
he had offered to evacuate. Two Of the
French officers and forty-four men we're
killed. Kong is a rich and fertile depend
ency of the French ivory coast.
If the report published by the Paris Jour-
nal is confirmed the French government
will have no other alternative than to send
such punitive expedition as the French
press has been urging 1t TO undertake.
Samory, who is otherwise known as Sa-
,nua ard who was formerly known as the
West African Mahdi.' is Il Tippoo lib on
large scale--a wholesale slave hunter.
He first came into contact with the French
in 1857. but in the two years war which
followed he was repeatedly defeated. IN
the latter part OF 1854 he carried his slave
raids far to the south into Sulliniania, cap
turing and destroying Fadalia. the capital
of Sullimania and the great emporium for
the trans Niger trade. \ vast tract OF
country was devastated; thousands of ma
tives were slain, thousands more were sold
into slavery. and the country was so depop-
uiated that trade came to stanlstill and
the colony of Sierra Leone was reduced 10
the verge Of bankruptcy. these ronquests
brought Samory a fresh accession Of
strength AMI in 1885 he again commenced
operations against the French provinces
on the north. Two severe defeats. however.
brought him to terms, and IN February.
1887. he signed treaty Of peace with the
French. in witch he recognized that the
river Niger was the boundary oe.ween his
territory and that OF the French.
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NINE FIRE Still RAGING.
The Entire District May Have 4
he Abandoned.

The Entire District May Have t0
he Abandoned.
Aspen. Colo. November l6.--Thc situa-
ton here grows hourly mosc alarming. and
unless the seat OF the Smugelcr fire Is
socu reached there is every reason 10 be-
licve thit the entire district viii have TO
be temporarily abandoned. This morning
every property In the Smugglcr mountain
had to DO abandoned on account Of the
gas, Some narrow cacapes are reported
from the Crown Haven. The engineer OF
tho Park Haven mine was brought out In
sensible, and other men were found wholly
or partially unconscious and brought out
The exact number cf men driven out this
morning is estimated at 200. This makes
total OF about GOO now thrown out OF
work by the gas, Between forty and fifty
miles OF workings have been abandoned In
smugglcr mountain. eight OF which are In
the SmuEgler mine,
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Vienna, November 16.-The imperial
budget for the year 1897 shows the net
expenditures TO have been 157, 1855, 1874
fiorins, an increase OF 542 ESQ forms COM
pared with 1896 The sum OF 152 095, 0SS
HORNS is required for the army and navy
and the war department demands sup
rgsmeAtal credit OF 7,S4S, 500 llorias for the
purchase OF arms and ammunition for
Notifications.
Count julius Szapary has been elected
president OF the Hungarian delegations In
Lis speech accepting the post he laid stress
upon the necessity OF harmony between
the halves of the empire, and praised the
creibund, which no declared TO be "a
nainstuy of peace In Austria Hungary
the monarch exercises his legislative au-
,hority with the corporation and consent
OF the respective bodies, namely, the
rcichsrath. reichstag and the provincial
parliaments uandtag) Legislative affairs
common to the reichsrath and reichstag
are accomplished by means of delegations
of Which there are two. each consisting OF
sixty members, of whom twenty are from
each OF the upper houses Of Austria and
Hungary and forty from each of the lower
houses Of Austria apa Hungary.
The members of the delegations are ap-
pointed for one year The delegations are
summoned annually by the euipsror, alter
pately at Vienna aud Buda resth Their
decisions are communicated reciprocally In
writing, and IT, after three such inter
changes. they do no. agree. the l2o dele
gates meet together. discuss the matter
and settle II by vote. The common minis
try is responsible to the delegations and the
ministers may be impeached by them.
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IS ENCOURAGEMENT
Make the Uprising In India
Il Religious Mar.
STRIKE A BLOW FOR ISLAM
! 20 the Leader of 1r,bt -
sadakhcls Ha 80 Accepted
rms OF Surren.l=r.

bvfanber 16.-Official dispatches.
he'd here today from the British
Maiden valley, announce that
mpster'e brigade. while coming
y evening. was attacked by the
force. The tribesmen were
kth the assistance Of star shells.
minated the scene Of the en-
Efficiently to enable the tribes
seen.
ish officers found in the resi-
Inc Mullah Said Akbar letters
Hadda Mullah. saying: THE
! beaten the Greeks and have
approaches to India and as the
Inducements are cut off now
to strike a blow for Islam"
hdvices from the Maiden valley
hat while foraging in the west
the valley British force had
lies and four staff officers had
escape from capture. A body
by, conceahng their rifles, saun-
b an apparently friendly man
be officers were suspicious and
Ehereupon the tribesmen opened
Them. This brought a company
to the rescue and the officers
Ein getting away.
november 16.-The British off,
accepted the submission OF the
on the surrender OF the prop
files looted at Maizar and on
nt for such property as is not
Is. This tribe also has to pay a
20 rupees and to surrender TWEEN
J for their future good conduct.
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take prompt measures for PREPARATION

10 take prompt measures for PREPARATION
in Hayti.
The Neust Nachristcn considers the az
tion OF Hayti not only an oifensc to the
dignity Of Germany. but an insult to En-
peror William.
The insinuation In the documents pub
lished in the Haytien newspaper. Moniteur.
That Germany had been acting as II she
contemplated protectorate OF Hayti, Is
described as ruse to excite the mistrust
OF other powers, particularly the United
states. 1t is said in official quarters that
the government is considering sending an
imperial commissioner to Port au Prince
with the German warships.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-17
THE FRIGHTFUL BRUTALITY OF wEYLER.
Sacrificed by the Butcher During
His Last Career in Cuba.

i6.As World
Of and
General Weyers policy
dead Despite issuedb daily
mortality the fghful.
Cuban war faith of General Blancos
statement as his
hno
general enforcing barbarous
predecessor did The local
press no longer prints
ties the called awful spectas
everpr presented humanity"