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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-12-01

6afte @ergniigen, minbaitens cine bal6e
Meile melt bur4 naien Sdlidfdnb unb
WaTertimpel 81 tpaten, bis ib enDli@ our
Stele fam, no Elm Snbianer ais %Gbrtitop6oz
rus ieines Oienftes tpdrtste. Ser braune
Srdger ma9te feline GaGe fs6r gut, man
bate ni9t einen 4ugenblid bas @efii6l Der
unii6erbeit. Selbit ben mebr ais normal
geipi9ti9en Gie6enSpirbigen aGten @9iffSz
fapitdn aus San 5rancisco, Der ii9 in met
ner 9efeai9aft befanO, puBte er NIT GROCER
5i4er6eit ans 3iel gu bef0roern. 5reili4
b~ebauptete er 9interbrein, biefer 9err babe
penigitenS 10 Getltner gspogen,
go ipenig angensbm es lit, iid in naBtatz
ter @itterun9 nufie SiiBe gu 9olen, 10 1T biez
fes WiBgef9id bod Elm iebr fleines i'm Ser
glei9 gu Dem, mas cine partte @plOIu6er
am fplgenben Sage an Der ndmli9en Stelfe
gu erbulben bate. SriI9 angetommen un5
natiirli6 ooutomrnen unbertraut nit ben
eigenartigen @bbez unb Slut6z8erbdltniHen,
Die bier in bieIen f6malen 5iorben an ben
11ferpldben Elm rieiiges Snunodtionsge6iet
i6uffen, idIugen file unneit bes Stranbes
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-12-01

Pfunb, po6ei cine gauge Tamilte nit oeren
6unben, Elm Sebes na9 1einer 2%effungsfd@
bigfeit, 6elfeab mitt6at. SieIer Normalz
preis IoQ ober nun mebr mod auSnabmsnet1e
Dor Gpl9en er5iaIt iperben, Die ii9 Der Proz
teftion zines fog. nGquapzW1an" ,. l. zines
8eiBen, Der nit elmer Snbianerin Derbetra@
t6et TT, erfreuen, unb bat elmer gerabe3u err
i6redli9en 9auRe 9lab gemabt. 9a Die
@9iltats fi9 ben Mitbetperb anberer
Stdmme bon ibren @riinben fem 81 lalten
puBten, inOem ie ben rStids" i'm Snnern
fogar ertlGrt batten, baB ie u1oernfaQs ben
&riegSpfao gegen ie 6etreten %piroen, 10
muBte nab betannten tpirt619aftli4en Sc
Teben Die @aare uNrbeitsfraft" bier nit Der
Experimentation gaabfrage gang ungebeuer
in Die 60be geben. Sbgleib it9 einige &onz
~furren3 bon @eiBen einitellte, bic bier NIT
teJIt elmer S%bierqudlerei eriten 8anges
Bferbe unb Mault9iere gum transport iiber
ben PaB oft big gum leBten Qtbem3uge Der
armen @ei90pfe riidit9tslos ~ausnubte, 10
entitanb bod ein regelmdBi9er r8ubm" mo-
bur6 Die 9reife fabel9aft in Die 9Obe ge<
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-12-01

Der 10 ungemein gelentt9e Snbiuner, Der bann
bispeilen nod Elm rlebriges t9ut, inDem er
bier unb ou einen Baum umi4ldgt uno oaz
mtt cine r8riide" ii6er Die ebeniD pit our9
i6re reiBenbe @tr0mung pie bur4 i6re eiii9e
Semperatur unangenebmen 9ebtrgSpn1er
einribtet. Den uebergan9 ii6er bieies leltz
fame 8erts6rspebttel boa5iebt er in Der
Meife, baB er ieittpGrts ge9enb SUB neben
SUB fteat, %piOrigenfals er ME ie0er
.9riine", Der fid nod ni3t oustennt, ur@
ftbl6nr u6itiir5en piirbe. Dem Snolaner
folqt bann Der nSnbiun>S ruber", Der NIT
ben Snbtanern SauI9banOel treibt, uno 5u@
IeBt Der @olDfu6er, BON benen Der DID
Miner", Der bereits i'm @titen Der Union
ober gaaaOa's Das 9oIbsra6erssi4aft err
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-12-01
S~Guier6au BON Gapttaltitea,

f3nsat tpurben. 8or allem Ipielte babel au9
Der urnIta1b nit, baB es unter ben Mnf0mmz
lingen- genug 2eute CAB, Die beim Wettrenz
men rad Dem Slid unter alen umitGnben
3uerI anfommen poaten unb 0es6al6 Se1bft
oas @ebot bon n@inem 9oaar bas 8funb"
niAt i9suten, ia Bel fofortigsr 8efDrosrung
no9 beliebige b06ere Summer boten.
92un fam nidts irriger fem aGs bic Maeiz
nung, baB nit benz puIiren Der PaB69be
bas S4limmIte iiberftanbsn fei: 9a fGngt's
pielmebr bu9itdbli9 erft an! Srii6er funben
8, 8, Die 2eute am 2inbemunnzSee 1tets noo
geniigenoes Sol5, UNI iiA 8oote gu bauen,
uno fonnten in Der b%ortigen @Ggemiib[e bic
felbfgefdIten 8Gume in berbGltniBmdBig
tur3er 3eit 81 8rettern berorbettet befpn1men.
SeBt 1T in bprtiger 9egenb oGes 6pl3 in Der
JfdGe bereits peggei6nttten, Die G6gemi6le
bate fir ben geit Der Sat1on mebr .Mrbeit,
dls lie BET nnunterbrp9enem 8etHe6e Bel
Sag unb Na6t gu iiberpGltigen bermo6te
nnb Die ~penigen Dorbanbenen 8opte paren
etrfd4 ntAt gu be3aben. eSSe1nanb, Ser NIT
mir auf Dem 9ampfer fubr, bot 50 Dollar
fir bic 8ergii1ttigung, um als 9uberfneGt
mttfa9rert Gil biirfen, man erpiberte i6m, er
tpiirbe 1efbft fir 300Oolar ni6t mit9euomz
men iperoen. Gang begreifli9, bu Die Srugz
fd9t9teit bieIer prinitiben 5u6r3euae cine
iehr begren5te tit unb Die 6abrt na6 benz
0uton ouf benz 2eptszSlufe niGt peniger
fpie flint gefd6rli9e StromI9nelen elm
f4lteBt, bon benen ettpas mebr un9GiidsfdQe
gu beri9ten pGren, dls 1elb1t BON Der beriihrnz
ten 2oreteb i'm H6ein.
Nngebli6 foG ia jebt Elm @&ienentpea iiber
Den Gbiltootz9aB gelegt unb ioqur zine
Oampferoer6inbung bonn 2in0emannz@ee
BIS gum Oufon betunter 6ergeitelt tuerben.
0ur9 febr Diel 9eIb fanm Die Sednif belttfz
gen Sa9es gan3 auBeroroentlide 96lpier;az
teiten ii6erpinben. Cine anbere 5raqe aber 1T
Die, pte tpeit Die eleme41taren @etpalten. naz
mentli9 Der S9nee in ben 8erqen. Die Sc
fdbren bur9 S9neetiirme uno 2atpiucn.
ferngebalten perben fonnen. Wean miitte
gerabe5u gu Dem bel Der neutrality-suspicious.
Sit enbabn an etnaelnen Gteaen f9on qetroTz
feaem Austunftsmittel greifen, ben 8abuf0re
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-12-01

folgenber @eg Oorgef4tagen: Mittelit Der caz
naoiI4apacifiI4en Giienbabn mad Galgara
unb BON bort nit Der 3peigbabn mad Go=
mOnton. 8on bier iiber 4t6abasta Gambling
na9 Sort McMurrdb, iiber ben ulten 0eg
Der 9ubfons 8ap Company gum eroBen
Maden5ie@ 5luB uno iiber 2anb gum pprtu=
pine>5luB, Der betanntli9 beim Sort Outon
in ben Oufon Ielbit einmiinOet. Obgleid 3u
@uniten bteier 2inie u. q. geltenb genadt
tpuroe, baB bier S9ta9tbieb unO pferbe
(GOrtiesuns ami Der 2. ssits.)
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-12-01

@9on pG6rsnb bes &rimfrieges lteB etn
gept1er Gode in Quebec eine 8rol3ire er7
fbeinen, in Der er auseinanoeriebte, ME
ni@tiq fir Die 3utiinftige @ntipidel1n9 DEG
geIammten britiI6en GplOnialbefiBes IN ote@
fem Welttbeile Die 6errf4aft iibsr Alastd
Iei, bus t6at1G9li6 bas gan5e gtOrotpe1t@
Serritorium bonn W}eere dbf4SieBt, neil Die
norbtpe tli9e Our9fubrt I'm Die gtorotu1ten
bes Continents befanntli9 nun in Der 2beo@
RE eriftirt unb prattii9 Our4 Gisborrleren,
Die islten ,pbsr ME bur4fa9ren tpsrOen tOfz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-12-01
@ar bic SItnOis etQatgBtttun)
Dir 3etIeruene nndJ AluHkn*
Son =. 9tEreh.

OMI Sans @ishfn bbat mAra g 1@t Der ocommm GrmbaHd3e - Die @den Os qNG@
NADER = Sic Hmn=TuB&mM. = 0e 3 9de am 9DnuGmmL - 56mprge GoIMn3
-e8ensWfdHi6e @ufueeH br Die qMe - Sic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pous tMmD. = Fonmrs
rn3tampf 3m6en 6anmem uD NmGtumrn = Sic @nuupnp bon auStn - tic mna9ibt
nbalduGpute : 3uhnHSpqe bon Gmfs S1t uub Dem &upfrfMB ts Snmre = Sic
&0uts 5hH=Satutt Sic puiHire 6Hubabn bon 2Mu Snt. = Scr @afrmeJ n0 st.
Mdbaas. -Shde S6iHnbrt ums Sap @oun- &aStL Die @DDe0 S 20Wen, in bet lei
SWuns bmemE- mb MIR mHWe buausHbru.t
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-12-01

(GOrtiesanG ami Der 2. ssits.)
Omaha daily bee., 1897-11-29
Ecn1h, nf a I'm,

NEW YORK Nov. 2E-L Roswell Hart
Rochester treasurer pt the Western Union.
Telegraph compauy died suddenly at his
home in Euglewo1d. X. J.. lasl night. aged
46 years. He had returned from his office
in the Western Union building in this citv
In apparently good health and was reading
in his library when stricken with heart
failure he died within 4 short time
NEW YORK, Nov, 2E Mrs Adrian Iselip
81. died las, might al her home in this CITY
aged n years She was married in Baltimore
10 Adrian lselin and the couple celebrated
their golden wedding on December il 1895
The children are c. Oliver Iseliu owner of
the yachts, Mohawk. ViglHnt and Defender:
William Z lselin, Columbus. CD nneIl and
adrian Iselin jr. Mrs Delaney Astor Kane
and the Misses Emily ana Ge0rgiana Iselln
Mr., lselin mas been resident OF New York
City for more than fifty years and promi-
neutly identified with the financial com
munity. The family Is known for its liberal
gifts to the Catholic church g'our years ago
Mrs, lFelin built ST., GHbriel's Roman Caihu-
lie church, one of the most picturesque
church buildings Oh Long Island sound a.
cost Of $500 600,
CHEYENNE Wyo., Nov. 2g.-(special)-
Word has been received here Of the death
d Lem Hagle well known cowboy Of the
county, al the ranch Of Thomas Ba thitt on
Horse creek. HGgle WIS az expert rider and
made 6 point Of riding vicious horses Two
years ago he WIS badly injured Us q wild
horse while on The TwU-Bgr roundup. LaEt
summer he WIS again injured while riding
10 an emateur WIG Wee, show IN mis- city.
He never recovered from the latter .ujurira
EXETER Neb., Nov, 26.--(Speciall a
telegram was received here this morn .ng
announcing the death OF John Patton a. lola
Kan, where he had recently engaged iu
mercantile business. The remains are uu
the way here for iuterment. Nj Patton
parents are residents Of this place
KEAAAhD Aeb., NOV. 2G.-lspeclal)-
Mr- Charles French. aged GO years, died yes
tenday morning Mr. French hld Lived N
Washington county for the last tWeuty-eigtt
Feais- Funeral services were held e. bis lats
raEleenee, three miles northeast Of Kennard.
NORTH BEAD. Neb.. Nov. 2g.-lspecialJ
The 2-yssr-Dld s9a uf NJ ard Mrs " NJ
AEuEin q Omaha died th.s Hfternoan Of
eJ,h-herla- MrE. Msspiu WAS heIs visiting
her plTeEA.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-11-29
TELBGBAPslC BREyITIEs.

Charles c. McCIond, g screw mauufac-
turer al Worcester, Mass, has committed
suicide.
Several business firms In Denver have
been indicted by the grand Jury for selling
oleOmarEHrine
Amos Hayelsnd, a farmer living near AL
ltnta|E n. j.. was killed yesterday by
Clarence Doyle, d farm hEnd.
The British steamer Kensing1on arrived at
Philadelphia yesterday. altar a tempestuOus
voyage, IN q badly damaged condition.
over 100000 bushels of coal left Tittsburg
yes erday for southern pOlU Is About $500 .
900 bushels are loaded ready for shipment
II IS reported that Major General Miles
has recommended that Port ToWnse nd.
Wash, be occupied by troops immedia tely.
The sewer pipe manufacturers viii meet
al Cleveland tomorrow 10 complete the
Organization of d pool Which will include an
the factories n the country.
The steamship formerly known ar the
Carollnt Miller, which has been suspected
OF nlieusteI1ng movements has been re-
htled for The Alaskan trade
The fruit steamer Eroakline whine on itE
way from jamaica 70 Baltimore viii q
cargo 81 truii, had IFS machinery seriously
elsabo elsa bleo sno had q pui IN a. The porT al
Ine letrcit Chamber of Comrnerce build-
lns VII be sold under the hammer next
~ taltsQtiss on m0TIEage 1lr kasheh held
~ ths New ORR Life 3IsursDns naInpanE
4ilr lirrttlF uf thf rfsHIniser Ans been En-
Ahls % RAISE thE m1ney Nlth W1lch 70
hgIiaHtt ne dAbt
Omaha daily bee., 1897-11-29
Fircs of "a Day.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2s.-The millinery
and furnishing stores Of Apt Brothers, 80
and A North Eighth street. were damaged
by fire today 70 the extent Of about s75 600
on which The firm carried $50 900 insurance.
The building was damsEad 10 The extent OF
$4,000. covered by insurance George Cost
4 fireman. was badly burned about the face
during the FIRE ana Bethel Partridge, Z lad
Ger man suffered : broken leg.
CINCINNATI, Nov ga special TO the
numerical Tribune from Muncie Ind. says
At ~ O'clock tonight FIRE broke out in the
heart Of The town OF Farmland, twelve miles
east OF Muncis. and the entire business part
OF the town is already destroyed. Farmland
has . soc people with only d hand chemical
engine as protection from dre.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-11-29
ENIRACrs rrnIIsHEn BY ZIG ARs
Alleged TO he from Comte EstcrhnHy'


Letters.
PARIS. Nov. 2S.-The Figaro caused sen
sation today in connection with the Dreyfus
affair by publishing several Letters purpurt-
ing to have been written by Comte Ferdi-
nand Walsin EsterhRzy. in one Of them.
after expressing his intention TO enter the
Turkish service Cumte Esterhazy is repre-
sented as saying: u shall not leave with
out having played a trick OF my own on
these amiable Frenchmen." Other passages
expressed contempt for the French army and
its officers.
Interviewed regarding the letters Comte
EsterhRzy displayed great indignation ana
declared that they were forged by the friends
OF Dreytus, VINO, he said, had taken words
aud sentences from his letters and pieced
them together by a process with which he
was acquainted. He said also that ne had
been warned some days back that such d
publication would be made
lie Jeur doubts the authenticity Of the let
ters.
Shortly after Figaro appeared Comte Ester
hRZy visited General PelliUuX who was Qp-
pointed by General Saussier, The military
governor OF Paris 10 conduct the luvestga-
tion Of the charges which have been brought
against him. and protested against what he
alleges is fresh calumny.
A semi-otticiRl cote tonight says that Gen
eral PellieuX's investigation was almost
finished. but that he viii examine into the
authenticity OF these letters, then he viii
act with absolute impaTtIality aul see to IL
that satisfaction Is given 10 the hunnr Of
the army, 10 justice and truth.
General PeiliouX tnis afternoon interviewed
Colonel Fquart who was summoned from
Tunis ir connection with the Dreyfus affair,
the basis OF the accusations originally
brought against COmte EsterlaZy.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-11-29
FATE OF TWO AMERICANS
Enlist fo1 Service in South Africa and
Meet Horrible Death.
BODIES ARE MUrlETfD BY THE NATIVES
Chopped TO Pieces with knives and
the saVnEes Quarrel Among
Themselves for the
Remnants.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2S.-T'he sta Ting Il. L
horrible story Of the killing Of two Washing
tonians and the mutilation Of their bodies by
the natives Of the Congo Free State. has just
been received here in q letter to Mr.. Leo
Harmon, Of 1923 Ninth street N. W.
The men were members Of a party which.
during November and December. 1894 and
January, 1895, went from this city to enlist
in the Belgian army for service in the Congo
Free State. Those enlisting included Edward
Thornton, q commissioned officer OF the
National Fencibles. employed in the War
department; Lindsay G. Burke. Frank
Batchellor, Harry r. Andrews Barry Spar
lin and Mr.. Mellln, who was at one time =
roncummissioned officer in the United States
army. All except Thornton and Menin
we're members OF the National guard of the
District
The information received by Mr.. Harmon is
that Burke and party Of fifty natives who
were sent out to dislodge band Of dwarts
who had revolted. were amhushe1 and killed.
An Arab who was with the command but
was some distance of lt the time Of the
ambuscade. states thst he knows Burke WIS
dead before the natives reached him and that
the most hideous locking little man he ever
Sc " walked Up and cut Burke's had of wi h
one blow Of knife The chief then begin to
slice pieces of his legs and arms and to dis
tribute them among MS followers.
FIGHT OVER THE PIECES.
There were so many Of the fen5s that the
pieces were very small, and before they had
concluded there was free fight 10 see who
could get the little remain Cg. In some
manner the dlwarfs became alarmed and left
the place one fellow carrying off Purks's
arm. The Arab saw the cause Of their alarm
Ha Wirdeey, q New Yorker who had com
mand Of another detachment Of soldiers
sent out on the same errEnd. arrived a few
hours after the natives left. Windsey gath
cred up the remains Of Burke and buried
them. When Windeey learned the strength
OF the rebels he hurried back TO MiChau and
notified the cOmmRudant Of the post.
The other WashinEtonian who lost his life
was killed on March / when the troops
under the command Of Baron Dhauis revolt
ed near Kabaa barre and assassinated q
number Of officers Of their regiment, among
them being Mellen. The body Of Msllen was
hutchered almost beyond recognition. his
heart having been cut out and burned 50
that his courage could not again be used
against the rebels by the whites. Ii is their
belief that unless the heart is burned Enl
lls ashes scattered 10 the four winds tee
spirit Of the man desCendS 10 his brethren.
Thornton is said to be in q very preCari-
Gus situation al BaskR. but a relief eEpedi-
tion has been sent TO his rescue. Gage, an
other American, is very sick with the fever
al NyanEine. The killing Of Burke occurred
In December. 1896.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-11-29
GOVERNOR BRADY rALksor ALAsk.
Suggests a Communication 10 visit the
Counfry.

Counfry.
SEATTLE Wash. Nov. 2S.-In an inter
view Governor John G. Brady OF Alaska
said:
The business men and officials Of Alaska
are concerned in ereetiug some change or
nmplihcHtion OF the laws as they are OF
present in force. They viii combine 10 sub
init TO congress a proposition to authorize tie
appointment OF a ron1nittee which will con
sider the needs Of AiBsfn on the ground Ny
idea is thAt the commission should consist
OF senator, representative and three p ma
fide residents Ct Alaska. II we are able to
get 9 commission somtthins may be accom-
plished for the practical good OF Alaska
Otherw sc time devoted to Alaska will be
frittered away in the consideraticn o. ind.vid-
ual bills OF no benefit to the country as @
whole
Many think Alaska should have terri
tora form Of government. The objections TO
this are manifold, chief among them are the
sparse population OF the country. terri
tory means taxation, and the people are not
there TO he taxed. 1t would be OF little uvai
to submit to congress resolutions for q
change in The cnde now in existence These
things must be investigated by commission
which can ascertain the needs OF the people
by personal examination. We want an ex-
tension Of the land laws. the regulation Of
the fish industry. the naturalization OF the
natives. the right OF appeal and laws ior the
preservation o. game.
The smuggling evils must be dealt with
by the commission. Last year 2l,0OO gallons
OF Canadian whisky were smugged into
Alaska"
Governor Brady thinks that Alaska will he
as great an agricultural and farming country
some day as mining one. His trip
to this city is on private business. he will
10. 20 to Washington TO attend the coming
session Of congress as has been reported.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-11-29
Fatal SHOOTING AT SEATTLE.
Policeman il KILLED md Another MHn
Badly Wounded.

SEATTLE, Wash, Nov. 2S.-A sensational
shooting has occurred here tonight, result
ing in the death Of Policeman James Wells
and the serious woundlng o! Charles Phillips
Phillips who was recently released from the
New Westminster jail, was arrested by
Wells Oh the charge of burglary. On reach
ing the city jail Phillips drew his pistol
and shot Wells through the body. He then
broke across the street and fired & second
shot, with fatal results at Wells VINO had
staggered to mis- feet and was in the act
Of taking q shot al Phillips. Phillips then
broke and ran. The whole police depart
ment joined in the chsss fusillsde Of shots
being exchanged in the meantime Phillips
took refuge under 4 building. He was finally
captured after he had been shot through
the arm and leg.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-11-29
Mount sfepben-yufneU.

LONDON, Nov. 2S.-At the church Of St
Margaret, Westminster, yesterday Baron
Mount Stephen was married TO Miss Gian
Tufnall, daughter Of the late Commander r
G. Tufnell. x. n. -Four children acted as
bridesmaids. Although many relatives ana
friends Of the parties We're present the Ger
emony was not marked by any special dis
play, out Of respect TO the memory Of the
duchess Of TeCk. TO whom Miss TufueIl had
been lady in waiting The bride is q great
fsvorite among the members OF the royal
family. She IS in her thirtieth year. Baron
Mount Stephen is in his sixty-ninth year
having been horn June 5 1929 He is the
son Of Mr.. William Stephen OF Montreal, and
formerly Of Duftown, Banf n 3. In
1853 he married Miss Charlotte Kane
daughter o. Mr. Benjamin Kane
She died last year. In 1850 the
groom of today went to CRnRdG
where he became director, vice president aud
president Of the Bank of Montreal preS-
dent Of the St. Paul Manitoba railway and
finally president Of the Canadian Pacific rail
road company he was Greeted baronet in
1886 and Baron Mount Stephen OF Mount
stephen, British Columbia. Canada and
Duftown peelegs Of the United Kingdom, in
1891.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-11-29
FOOD SHORTAGE AT DAWSON CITY.
One Vessel Brings Cargo of whisky
nnG Billnrd BuIlS.


SEATTLE Wash, Nov. 2S.-Twenty- five
men arrived here today on the City Of Eeuttle
direct from Dawson City. The party con
sisted OF Thomas Magee, sr.; Thomas Magee.
jr., of San Francisco; Swift Water Bill
Gales Joe Boyle, William Husklns, r Eek
ert H Robertson, H. Raymond Bert Mason.
John W. Brauer W. H. Chambers T. W
Pond, z. Ash. J. Gillish. Thomas Wilson.
7. McGraw. Jack Dalton, William Leak
Arthur Celine Joseph Fairburn J. Smith.
T. Warren Jim Stephenson and two whose
names are not known. Tney came out over
the Dalton trail. They are reported 10 have
between them $40 600 in gold dust
All tell stories Of food shortage in Daw-
son that Is almost 4 famine. The last per
son TO leave Dawson was Jack Dalton. When
he left the steamers Alice and Bella had
reached there loaded light. It is said that
the Bellas cargo consisted OF whisky and
billiard balls il brought no provisions.
The Canadian government mounted police
chartered the Bella and gave all who wished
free pass 10 the Yukon. The Bella is re
ported to have lef- October i with 200 men.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-11-29
GnIe on EDrli.b Con.,

LONDON, Nov. 2S.-A heavy northwest
gale with terrific hal squalls has done much
damage at HolyheGd and near Liverpool.
Many yachts and small craft have been
sunk al their moorinEs and some buildings
have been injured, AT Holyhead tugs and q
life boat rescued with great difficulty the
crew Of the MOVE Scotiau bark Alert which
was in danger Of running Oh the rocks The
wreck Of LORD Nelson's old. flagship. the
FoudroyRnt, supposed TO b. firmly imbeddeG
of Blackpool, has been dashed 10 pieces
The gale has been feh generally along the
English coast but only a few casualties are
reported from The EnElish chanAel.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-11-29
UNCLE sam SENDS WORD TO KAISER
VIII NOt Tolerate Undue Punishment
of HHEti.

BERLIN, Nov. 2s-The State department,
al Washington has requested United States
AmbsEsadnr White TO ascertain exactly the
Intentions Of Germany with respect TO Herr
Leuders. wh- sc recent imprisonment IN Haytl
has caused friction between the German ana
Hsytisn governments Mr. White has siEu
been instructed. II any schemes ID auneEa-
ton exist or II thers IL an iutEniiBn r.
make an sxusEEirs demonstration win a
vseW q unauig puusEhiHE HEyu 70 iutiuEis
70 the GesnlE EsEsr141H1l lAzi lhf Uaite5
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