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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-01-13
YOUNG MEMS HEBREW AssOCIA.
TION.

The annual meeting Of the Young Mems
Hebrew Association takes place this evening
at $50 o'clock Election OF officers will take
place and other business of great Importance
will be considered, and it is expected that this
will be the most important meeting held in the
annals Of the association
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-01-13
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Brush Electric Light and Power Co., Sa-
vannah, Ga, Jan. 5, 1S97.-The regular an
nual meeting of the stockholders of this
company will be held at the office of the
company on Wednesday evening. Jan. 10,
1897, at S,o'cloek.
SAMUEL p. HAMILTON, President.
A. MINIS, Secretary.
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MEETINGS.
-~-~-~-~S-~~-~-~~~-~
SAVANNAH COTTON MILLS.

Savannah. Jan. 10, is97.-The annual meet
ing of the stockholders Of the Savannah Cotton
Mills will be held on Thursday evening at 8
O'Clock at No Bryan street. east at the office
of Mr.. George w. Owens
q HARDFF Sacretarv
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-01-13
PHINIzY NOT TO DE PRESIDENT
other Business Prevents Accepta nee
of the Position.


Athens, Ga, Jan. 12.-Bilups Phinizy,
who was recently elected president of the
Athens Manufacturing Company to sue
coed r. l.. Bloomfield, who had resigned
that position, has notified the directors of
the company that he cannot serve. He
finds that the office requires more time
than he can spare from his other bust
ness. A president will be chosen in a few
DAYS
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-01-13
ALL NIGHT DRUG STORE.

ALL NIGHT DRUG STORE.
From this date our Branch Store corner
Bull and Charlton streets, under Guards
Arsenal, will be kept open ALL NIGHT
A thoroughly competent prescription
clerk will always be on hand.
5oLoIoNs & CO., ~
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-01-13
SLAIN ny AZ EMPLOYS.
4 Quarrel over Wages the Cause OF
the Tragedy.

ocala. Fla, Jan. 12--Near Romeo, IN
this county, to-day, Henry Myers, a large
turpentine operator, was shot and killed
by James Strickland one of his employees.
The men quareled over wages which
Strickland claimed Myers owed him.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-01-13
SOUTH CAROLINA's ELECTORS.
T. w. StanIand Chosen as MessenEei
to Go 10 Washington.

Columbia, S. c., Jan. 12.-The South Car
DINA members of the electoral college met
yesterday, electing State Senator r. B
Watson a president. The nine votes were
cast for Bryan and Sewal One of the
electors, I. w. Stanland of Berkely was
elected messenger to WASHINGTON.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-01-13
sPECIAL NOTICE.

All bills against the British bark Antafogas.
ia must be presented at our ONCE before ie
o clock m. this day, or payment thereof will
be debarred. STRACHAN & CO.,
Cousignees.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-01-13
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Neither the master nor agents OF the Span.
ish steamship Miguel NJ. Pnillos will be re.
sponsible for any debts contracted by the crew.
JOSE NJ. EsTEvE & Co. Agents.
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IL Congress street west

Our store is the objective point just
now. Lees birthday will soon be here,
and the military want Uniforms, Gaunt-
let's. Gloves, etc. We have them for the
boys.
Our Hat and Shirt and Neckwear De-
partments are full, too, for those who
need in that line.
Don't forget US at the old stand, 1O7
Bull street.
LA FAR,
Halter and Furnisher.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-01-13
GARDENERS.
ouR GENERAL STORAGE

So increased. that we were obliged 70 IN IN
larger quarters. We now occupy 'n' Nh
Forest City Mills, corner Congress osa
Montgomery streets. Best ana cne.alFsr,l
storage in town for furniture ana se..,Ine
merchandise. Best facilities FOR nv W.
Wagons. hacks, and messenger
Quick dispatch. ...,,cE "A
sAVANNAH DISTRICT MESsENGE'
AND DELIVERY COMPANY.
Phone 2,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-01-13
Up
To Date
Retailers,

that's what we are, Our er.
perience of II years SELLING
the best RADES q
FOOTWEAR is our Gus,
toners best safeguards
against shoddy and inferior
qualities of leather.
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HE BEST

mot necessarily the highest
priced is none too good for
our trade.
You take no chances here.
Every shoe we sell is guar,
anteed, and is made to our
order by the leading fac.
tories of America. We per,
sonally inspect the Soles.
Vamps, Tops and Innings,
with the main idea of d.,
rability and Comfort.
Our styles every one knows
to be up-to-date.
Why not join the process
sion? You will get more for
your money by going to
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-01-13

BUSINESS NOTICES.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-15
A SILVER CONGRESS.
England Formally Invited TO an In
ternatiOnal Conference.
TO MEET IN THE UNITED STATES.
Tho Proposition Discussed and Taken
Under Amusement BY the Com.
mitiee.

LONDON, July l5.--A Joint proposal
OF bimetalism was presented today on
behalf OF the Tinted States aud France
at n conference hell ut the foreign
Office bel VI cen Baron De Conrcet, the
French Ambassador, representa-
France. Ambassador Hay, Senator
wooicott, former vice'PIcsident Ste
vsnron aud General Paine, represent.
ing the U,,ited Ststee. Lord Salisbury,
Sir Michsel Hicks.Beech, chancellor
OF the exchequer aud Mr.. A. Bsllour,
nrst lord OF the treasury, represe nting
England. aud LORD George Hpmiitor ,
secrstary OF state for India, ia present.
ing india.
The proposals., after some discussion,
were taken undo. atvisement anu the
Britisb csbinet will give Its answer nj
subse quept conference.
L. Is reported this evening that an
International conference Will be sum.
moned probably to meet In the United
States with Great Britain partici pat
ing. All the delegates will be unin-
structeu with regard to the ratio,
although IL is well known, OF course,
hat the United States favors 10 anu
France l5a toll.
According 10 today's report Eng.
lauu's participation wouII mean the
re-opening oil India'o minis anu there
ie prospect OF some concessions as to
the Bank OF England's reserve and
silver certificates.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-15

tnd placs I the mkt c6nvcndo ~ss
'uDmitteJ by the chairman, Gov.
Bsrnes 0i Oklahoma. lie nn QUO, Il
,bat Omaha had been selrcleJ by
unanim QUA vutr win one exception
The Committee fecCmmpDueb that
the date be ieit to the lev nat onai
executive committee.
Mr.. BOYD o Maryland msde n M.
nority report In favor oil b iltimorp,
signet by Boyd and by Sleinburg OF
New York.
Michigan eeconded the substitution
OF Baltimore for Omaha and Mr..
Boyd continued his argument, assert
Ing that the Marylanders had actually
done more real fighting and sacrfic.
ing for R,Iublicanlsm than any state
In the u Mon until the formerly Ostra-
cieed Republicans became tuccessiul
through the work OF the Maryland
Republican League club.
A minority report In favor Of Chi
cago was submitted by George Il. Ide
OF Illinois aud Othore. George VIII.
lard Warner Of Tennessee moved that
the question OF time and place be re-
ierreu 20 the executive committee for
de,ermiu alton, but 1t was not sec.
onndeo.
Tho secretary announced the vote
as follows; DAllas, rs; Chicago 1883,
Baltimore 24U, Omaha I,0y7.
Then,on motto n OF Marcos Pollasky,
snd IN the mi1st Of q scene OF wi.d
disofd"- ne convention adjourned.
a war selected for the next
'on Of tie Republican national
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OPERATORS NOT HOPEFUL.
They Regard The Arbitration Scheme
as PfObltmatiC.
Me=o West Virginia Miners Go c., a
Strike-Ali Orderly
In Ohio.

PIrTsBURG, Pa, July 15.-whiI,
the settlement OF the m;ner's strik,
on the basis Of the true uniformity IL
prices and condit ions In the Pittsburs
district is regarded as almost fore
gone conclusion by the arbitration
commissioners, many operators hRv,
no confidence In the SUCCESS OF the
plan. They claim 1t Will be impossi-
BILE to get the operators on the Penn
sylvania road to consent to pay the
same scale as may be decided upon fol
the Pittsburg district.
"The last uniformity movement -
said one. twas a bumbug and this at.
temp! will be the same. The plan il
all RIG bit aud DsArmilps position is all
right but uniformity can never be-
established In the Pittsburg district: q
The members OF the Joint board
spent the entire morning in discuss.
Ing the true uniformity az propose q
by President DeArmitt, and they be-
lieve that the plan can coon be estab.
lishsu.
Commissioner Schmidt OF Indiana.
said that the com missioners expected
smooth sailing now in bringing about
q settlement.
A SCHEME TO DELAY SETTLEMENT.
CLEVELAND. o., July l5.-Clsvs.
land operators regard DsA rmitt's
true uniformity plan as q scheme TO
delay the settlement OF the strike.
81 will gladly sign the true uniform
ity agreement" said Mr.. Thomas
Young. ''but I will not spend one
hours time promoting 1t. II DsAr-
mitt means the Pittsburg district
proper, / think SO per cent OF the
operators Will agree TO 1t. But II he
proposea to include the operators on
the PennsJ lvaDis lines east OF Pitts
burg his true uniformity scheme will
fall"
Mr.. Young says that a great many
operators arc willing to pay the SO
cent rate.
THE SITUATION IN WEST VIRGINIA..
WHEELING, w. Va, July 15.--Tne
only change IN the mining situation
In West Virginia 10 the closing OF the
mines OF the Flemington Coal COM
psny on the baltimore d. Ohio, near
Grafton. These mines get out coal
for the Baltimore & Ohio railroad.
The Tryconnell and Bates mines
near Pennington are still at work /.
Several Of the organizsrs now work.
ing In the state report progress, but no
more mines have been closed. Aside
from the Panhandle mines and
Pennington, ali are busy and the
railroads sre overtaxed.
In eastern Ohio all is still orderly
and idle.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-15
r.AmONr SEES DURuASr.
Interview Between tho Prisoner and
the Murdered Giri's Uncle.

Interview Beiween tho Prisoner and
the Murdered Giri's Uncle.
San FRANCISCO, Cal, July l5.-
Rev. Hugh Lamont, uncle OF the
Blanche Lamont for whose brutal
murder Theodore Durrant has been
sentenced to death, has visited Dur
rant at San Qientin prison. Speaking
OF his visit lev. Lamont said:
"Judging from the evidence 1 be.
lisye Durraut guilty but his demeanor
Is that OF an innocent man. / had no
Intention OF making public what oc.
CURED between us, but in Justice to
that unhappy boy L have char red III Y
mind. visited Dutrant at San @ zenith
and cOnversed with him IN Captain
Edgar's office. We greeted eacn other
and Durrant held out bic hand to me,
saying, q suppose this ia MIR. Lamont;
you are attending, 1 suppose. the
Christian EndoavOr convention. 1
greatly regret my inability to avail
myself OF the same privilege"
During the conversation Rev. La
mont saiu;
III believe in your gilt, but II you are
an Innocent man, the evidence will be
forthcoming.
Durrsnt replied tina. he was On limo.
cent man, and hoped that the limo.
cence would be established before his
death, but at any rats alter tue execu.
ton. Dnrrant refused to discuss the
question rs to the probable murderer,
and after little other con versat,on tn.
Interview ended.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-15

The second day Of the regatta was
favored with beautiful westher,a light
wind blowing IN the course. The
attendance was much better than 1t
was yesterday. Tue third neat Of the
grand challenge cup contest was won
easily by the Lsauder club, who had
the Befks station, beatin: the Utrecht
University Boat club, Triton, by one
and thres.quRrters leDgthe. Time,
min. ii sec.
The fourth heat for the grand cbal.
lengs cup WAS won by New College,
oxford, who bent Trinity Hall, Cam.
bridge. The winner had the Bucks
statiOp. New College led through out.
Trinity Hall spuried ganely at the
finish, Tut New responded aud won by
halt aIsngth. Time, z min. 2 sec.
The nth trial heat for the ladies
challenge plate vas won by Emman-
uel college, Cambridge, woo had the
Bucks station, bsatiRg the Christ
Church college, Oxford.
"A The sixth trial heat for the ladies'
cna llenge plate was won by Eaton
college, In the Bucks station, beating
Kings college, Cambridge.
The nth trial heat for the ThnmeS
ge cup was won by the kingt-
wing club, beating the Delft
.s rowing club. The winner nad
"ks station. DR.. Mcdowell, In
=. tn .riai heat for the diamond
r..is DE- --'ed T. J. Hogan, New
Ross boat cluJ, Ireland, WANING as
he lisoi ia 8 misg:ss and SO eecsndet
The winner had the Buckle station.
Hog ~ got away first and soon led
by hs a length. Mcdowell got
alter MIN al full speed, soon
collared him and when they
reached open water began to pass
him. Then to evsrybouy's astonish-
neDt, Hogan showed signs Of being
windtd and OF Iosilg his head. Hc
coilided with almost everything In
sight and was thrice mixed up with
the piles.
Mcdowell slowed ,up. looked COM
placent at his rival anu then proceede ed
toward tho finish very quietly and as
II he were out rowing I0r pleasure.
Indeed he allowed Hogan to overtnke
him and they wery almost even at the
finish. The times were as foilows:
Quarter mile: I'm 45.; half mile:
3m b.; mi,e: 6m 56,.
The sixth trial heat for the diam nd
SOULS wss won by IL. II. Blackstaffe,
Vssta Rowing club, who beat A. +. u.
Everitt, London Rowing club. The
win nsr had the Bucks station.
The seventh trial heat OF the dia.
mont SOULS was won by l.. II.
reneyck, Washut boat club. Matsa.
chusetts, who beat J. J. Blusse OF the
DeHoop RJwing CLUB. The winner
hau the BerHs station.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-15
WaEDk's DEATH.
His Remains Found by Indians in a
VIVID Country.

His Remains Found by Indians In n
wiid Country.
VANCOUVER. u. O., July 15.-At
last Tue lace VI Ben WreJs Is known
and the news just received confirms
the opinion ned by many, that he
perlsheu In the wild AMI uesolate
Minca country, ior winch district be
left here OH "a prospecting trip over two
years ago with the avowej intention
VI MT returning until he had made u
strike. The last Information heard OF
MIN wss on March 10, 1895, when he
left Fort Graham, Findlay river, on a
prospecting trip.
The news just received states that
about the emu OF February, a party OF
roaming Sikininez IhdIans found
Wrede's camp but from appearances
nothing had Deen touched for long
Time. A search was made and the
Indians eventually found the re-
mains. He Gad been cutting wood
anu cut his foot and evidently either
Dled to death or died from exhaustion.
The Indians buried his remains on
the spot, taking the papers Oh
the body, which fully identified MIN,
10 the HUDSON Bay factory at FOrI
Graham, a distance OF 100 miles south.
east from the spot where tue remains
were found. Wreae was native oil
Germany and came to this country
many years ago and settled in Vic.
toria where he hsr made considerable
money in the hotel business.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-15

thirteen miles. with Al verige val uo
Of $500, 900 to the claim In wh'cn SINE
arc valued as high us 81 100000 each.
AT Dawson SACKS OF DUST are thrown
under the COUNTERS in tho stores Tor
safe keeping. Some OF the stores are
70 fabulous That / ON afraid to repeat
them for lear OF being suspected OF the
Dfec.on. Labor is $l5 Jay anu
board, with 100 days work guaranteed,
20 You can imagine how u.flicult IL is
TO hold employees.
"lf reports are true 1t 10 the biggest
placer discovery ever made In the
world for though other diggings have
boon lounu quile as rich Ia spets, no
such txtout OF discovery has been
known whioh prospscted and worked
go high right through"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-15
object TO Equal Rights.

KANSAS CITY, July l6.-The order
OF the police commissioners OF Kansas
City, Kss., that women prisoners must
work on tina stone pile along with the
men has caused . great oommotion
and has not yet been put into effect
Perhaps 1t may never be. The Cur.
rent Event club, an organization OF
women, has expressed itself as i'm.
messurably shocked and has called an
Indignation meeting to protest against
the threatened disgrscs and degrada-
ton OF wOmRnhood.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-15

PHILADELPHIA, July l5.-Guy 8.
HethriDgtou, 81 years OF age, well
known society man drank an ounce OF
laudanum In Lafayette hotel and died
an hour aiterward at the Hshnemann
hospital. He Left note addressed to
his brother A. q. HethringtOn, q well
known member OF the Clover club, In
whicn he said he could not longer
withstand tue anguish oil soul auu The
spirit lor the last eight weeks. Ga
the table In the smoking room were
iound ackeges OF cippings from sem
tlmep.si uvtEi = u..-tnk -yon the
tenGor pae8iona ln toe r0oA.. OF the
unfortunate mans ''0st vas finely
I. .fsvej carr beanng the name OF
Miss Emily Louise duuther.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-15
Art COLLECTION for sale.

NEW YORK, July ia special
10 the Herald IF I'M Paris says:
When the late William Hood Stew
art died last February, many asked
what would become OF his art gallery,
as all interested in painting know
that MIR. Stewart devoted the. last
thirty years OF his life to making O
collection Of pictures by artists of tie
modern schools. Guided by n refined
and educated taste, LIE gathered to.
gether unique assemblage Of msster.
pieces by Fortuny, Dlas, Carrot, Boil.
DIM, Troyon, D'Aubigpy, BOnnst,
Theodore II Jussssu, Alma Lsdems
and Mcneil, and at his death his gal.
lery Included ninsty.ssven oil paiat.
ings and forty.eight water colors by
theee and other artists. 1t has just
been decided that the entire collection
will be sold in New York.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-15

cre'ary NJ war TO execute the San
P"drc. Gal, bafuos project, and passed
mo Thurstpn res Tuition providing for
T. participation OF fbe Uoiled States
~ 'hc Pnrs exposition.
On m ton of Mr. TIilman 1T passed
the bill to make distilled spirits trans
pntiet from OaB stnto into another
.ul ct To stnte laws the same as
quOr distllled within the state.
stewart mud White had hot con.
tfoversy over the San Pedro matter,
the latter plainly lntimating that Mr..
Stewart represented the Southern
Pacific railroad aud the latter resent
Ing 1t.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-15
Tin Plate niii CLOSED.

CLEVELAND, o., July 10. - The
Crescent tin plate mill closed In every
department this morning. The heaters
refused to 20 to work, and without
them II was impossible to operate the
mill. The company decided to shut
down Indefinitely. All the heaters
were taken into the Amalgama ed
Iron and Steel association last year.
The mill may be closed until the settle.
ment OF the strike,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-15
aE sCuLLIxe CHAMPIONSHIP,
F"aA contest LIKELY TO stand he.
tween Two Americans.

A" contest LIKELY TO stand ne.
tween Two Americans.
NRw YORK, July l5.-A special to
ns Wofli rom Lonaon sayt; 1t IL
ulle possible tina. rs a result of the
Nv heats Of the diamond sculis at
.oiey'on'ihs.Thamss ine final struQ.
s, iot The amateur championship
eanlng prize OF the worlu will bs
nween the two Americans, Dr.. Nc.
"sn Of Chicsgo and young Tens.
~, Mcdowell beat Gulnness mora
KY man lsst year anu Gaiphess Ia
~ W experts here 10 be as good az
~. better, than hiA brother Ruperr'
~ won the diamond last wear.
a,,n ny world correspondent saw DR..
Sa1, Immediately after he
wv rom his boat and he shower
.anaustion whatever. Guipness
me OLDER hand, was dead bsst
{Ionas IGwed Very game race. Dr.
ivnowell said, VI have i've m,,.'
S,,. 70 win before 1 get into the
b,,a w. have good hope of getting
nj w.. tnink have improved slnoe
,,y.h, Dal II Worries me TO nav. IN
m.el Gays before know wnat m.
~ gong to bu. Young Tsnsrns
4 h., ~ very lucky In drawing a bye
,ia,a ' ne has to Tow only one bssi
n, ~ gsn Into The final. II VS.
bs,n"p No VIII have the ADVANTAGE
waf,p 'nA' IN the ioflu ne
5r,,.,ssu LEE was also seen by a World
bns,,ponuent and lie looks I'm an
SSl''lon. He said; owns al hhe
nm sm Perfectly satisfied with rov
q, ,s,. here. The COMMITTEES sc,.
IN 'si'iy over the allegation ,hs.
uu,,vmoy an Englishmsn but nv q
ifs,syomaa Of my own, who hsS
hi, use with my father and tbans,,
m ~. eitn through me. bana axn,
b am yrsniy iair play all around
T,psrNVe iy glad to say Ii. -
IA, miu, 'f' who Is coaching his
!. mink tba boy has ,oo,
Al h. MI, 'ne hnals and my bsiist -
D. Avn, III, meet DR.. MuDowsII In 4,
Stsi.S D' Will be nard one II he. ~ d. ~,
ssss osD DAY OF THE REGATTA.
Aiis'0N'sHr' IHA.rs. July IL.
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New York. July 16.-.A special to
the Heraiu nom Constantinople via
Paris says:
In spite of the pessimistic kilograms
sent out on the subject OF the negotia-
lions OF peace In course OF progress
here, the attitude OF the sublime Porte
lie In keeping with spirit Of coneiIis.
ton with the friendly mediation of the
powers and contrary news, like the
news manufactured In Belgrade con-
cerning the threatening movements
on the frontier, lie entirely untrue.
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Fatal Collision with n wheel.

CHICAGO, July l5.-A scorcher is
responsibi. for the death OF Mrs. NJ. A.
Morton who was Instantly killed In q
runaway accident. The soorohor
with elevated back and lowered hea /
while bowling along at a rapid rate,
cIllideu with the hOfss driven by Mts.
Morton. Tne frightened animal be-
came uncontrollabls anu dashed dow Ii
the street colliding with a lamp post
and throwing the Ii nfortunate woman
from the vehicle. She was instantly
killed.
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TEwPIK pAsaA's norr.
Turkey may Give Europe = satisfac-
tory Reply Tonight.

CossTANTINoPLE, July l5.-Yester-
day Tewfik Pasha, VINO Is conducting
the peace negotiations on behalf OF the
Turkish government, Informed the
ambsssa dots OF the powers that he
hoped the council OF ministers would
make reply to the collective note
that would prove satisfactory and tnat
this reply would be presented this
(rhursuay) evening. HE assurance
gives rite 10 tue hope that Turkey
will comply with the demands OF the
powers.
The weather Is causing widespread
disease among the Turks In Thessaly.
The Sublime Porte reiterates the in.
tention to send reinforcements to
Crete, and Is making preparations for
transport vessels.
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MADRID, July 10 -Yesterday the
federal party held the annual fete In
honor OF the fifteenth anniversary OF
the taking OF the Baslile in PariP.
Senor Margalle, the leader OF The party,
addressed n large meeting and ex-
pressed the opinion that a steauy revc-
luton was now in progress In favor OF
Cuban autonomy.
He said that II the federalists wished
to see Cuoa paolfied and the Philip
pines returned TO q condition OF law
and order, they must assert their
strength and declare Tor Independence.