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 He put ill an appearance one morning, accompanied by his mother and was taken in hand for examination by the inspector. This progressed satisfactorily until the inspector observed: "Of course you re aware you'll have lot of night work to do? You are not afraid of being out late, suppose?" Before the candidate could reply his mother electriti,d d the amazed official with the statelncut:
 "Thatll be all right, sir. His grand mothers going round with him the first two or three nights until he gets used to itp'
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PrtsiGen. Zelaya has laid before the
NIcaraguan congress contract with an
American syndicate for opening an inter-
oceanic canal.
Argentina and Chile have arranged
Plan for the settlement Of their boundary
dispute.
ti-Semltic press in Paris vainly try
ing to rouse the people against the court
OF cessation.
Passengers. supposed TO he anarchists
arrive at Porto Rico from Spain with
handbags loaded with dynamite.
French lemon crop destroyed by a ter
riflt storm.
The court of cessation can now examine
any witnesses 1t wants to summon IN inc
Iteyfus case and viii probably have the
prisoner brought TO Paris.
English dispatohiug warships to the
French Society Islands to show France
how easily John Bull could crush her Oh
the sea. An emergency squadron is arse
rqing hastily gotten ready at DeVonpoft
which will probably be sent TO Gibraltar
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SUNDAY CABINET SESSION.
Reports of Heads nj
Departments Discussed,

Forthcoming Reports of Heads of
Departments Discussed.
Washington, October 30.--An Informal
session Of the cabinet has been held tonight
at tie White House. The president EN-
braced the opportunity afforded by the
presence Of several members OF the cabinar
TO discuss with them their forthcoming
annual reports.
The mombers Of the cabinet present were
Secretaries Alger. Long. Bliss and Wilson
and Postmaster General Smith. Assistant
Secretary of the Navy Allen. Adiutant Cen
eral Corbin and Surgeon General sternberr
We're with the president during part OF The
evening. -
The peace negotiations were referred 10
br. NO. seriously considered 1t Ia IN lars
stood, The statement Is borne out by tn.
fact that Secretary OF State Hay Was moi
q party TO the conference. Ii is sid l,l.
thoritatiSels that no new developnenls N
tnn Paris situation have arisen during thr
past thirty-six hours. The president Is
.aia TO beiieye that the NEGOTIATIONS will
be brought to satisfactory Conclusion es.r.
Her than is expected generally.
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all negotiations are modified by tho attitude
Of the Spanish newspapers arriving here to-
day. These are found to have fallen wholly
into line with the Epoca of october n, which
intimated that the Spanish commissioners
should sign treaty in Paris no matter how
opcrcus the conditions imposed by the AmeFi
cans.
Nevertheless, despite this attitude OF the
Madrid press and despite the denial given on
Friday last TO the correspondent Of The Assoc
GATED Press by a Spanish commissioner who
denied that the Spaniurds had any intention
OF withdrawing, the Americans here Will not
be surprised II one or more of the Spanish
commissioners resign and practically close the
negotiations. This feeling is based upon the
fsst that Senior Rios seriously considered the
question OF resigning and the reasoning Is
that II while pressing the Cuban debt. which
is net mentioned In the protocol and which
tho Spanish commissioners Insist should not
be left to Spain alone. Senior Rios was In
clined To resign he might, in the open field OF
cUntentiou US to the Philippines. feel that his
Resignation would help Sagahta on the ground
that the demand OF the United States for the
entire Philippine group would be extoruonato
u Is believed here tonight. Oh the eve OF the
taking up OF the main question, that the Span.
ish commissioners nre not likely to acuuiescc,
in any treaty that the Americans would
sign. "a
In the Philippine discussion two wearlsom
qlostions are likely to be raised early by Thu
Spanish. The first Is on the protocol phras
control, disposition and government of tn
arcLirelaso the spanlards doubtless holdin.
that the word disposition" does not involv
pcaression, though they know that pos
liz.
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looking after other interests OF the regl-
ment,
Private James E. Hines WAS transferred
from company ID 10 company @ by special
order Thursday evening.
Virgil Il, Blggers has returned TO his
company, and Charles W. Anderson OF
comp@ny C was appointed in his stead as
regimental baud master.
Captahn Shelton T.. Leake returned from
few days sick leave Thursday eve1ipg and
assumed command of his company.
Sergaipt Simpson OF company NJ, Cor
poral WAN Steel OF company y ana Prlyaye
VIII Harlock of the same company aie at
tached Witnesses in court at Houston,
Wlhe A. GreSr OF company cana in
frcm Melissa yesterday. where he visited
home folks on sick furlough. He returns
fully restored to health.
pr NJ J. BleIn delivered a lecture 20 The
soldiers under The big Young Men'a Chris
dan Association tent last nisis,. HIS sub
ject was Personal Purity"
First Lieutenant S. A. Martin Is stl on
the sick list and unable for duty. Ia the
absence OF Captain Hampaon Gary the
commend OF company x devolycs on Seq
/ ond Lieutenant a. c. Rogers.
f, Quartermaster Jack Crolty came IN from
| A,istin last evening During hl' abs nee
! Lieutenant c. C. Roberts OF Company "
! very efficiently filled his position By special
| detail.
Pmvate Walter r, Bailey lett today on a
! Through 70 20 to the bedside OF his SICK
Slfher wfo Is crFt'ot'ly III az Terrell,
Sam ]. DAVIS OF Company + Third T'xes
infantry pessed through here yes.er ny en-
route from Mckinney back to his command
at Fort Clark.
The oauteen's lunch counter Is doiog an
cXtrao "a naraly fine bus neSs ~ the pc line.
Several hundred @re sold every dav, The
cool weather does NOT seom to affect MS
trade on refreshments, which keeps up to
an exceptionally high degree also.
Lindsey, n. Ashley wns detached last
evunirg fnem CouspanY # and sent to Fort
Sam Houston for special duty IN err Cap.
tain r. h. Steven, post dnartrrmaster,
Captain Jesse Il. Holman left With Conn.,
plmy M yestMt'hy for n two DAYS recrea-
tson aIsl tGrget practice trip ir the country.
The men carried along With them theis
blankets ard overeoais 10 protect them
from the cold at nights, and plenty of ra-
tlons to last units thetr return
, Private j.. II. Dodge OF Company Il hiss
J be ; rletpcNNa for permanent SERVED on The
hosnltal corps,
Thursday evening the Fourt1,s military
han was present NJ Beethoven hal in
the city, and rendered soma oholce seler-
, tlons for the honeht OF an orphans fair,
Tho bard ia rapidly advancing In proficcn.
cy urhier ths skillea instruction. o. Pro-
fessor p,ul OF Houston, Who only l7cks tho
new equipments OF having one of the best
military bands IN tire volunteer service.
surnly OF pay-rolls sufficient to do the
Fourth for the next six mop'hs has been
received Ut thu aiiutsn's office. This 4
corHderdl sigrahcaut by marry who regard
Il rs m Indication that the reg mast Is
scheduled for some neal service somewhere
end that II Is not the intsation Of thu gov
eminent to muster II out soon.
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WAR INVESTIGATION.

Committee Expected at Lexington
Today--shOs by Volunteer.
Lexington. KY, October 80. The war in
rcstigation commission is expected here
from cbickamauga at o'clock tomorrow
morning over the Quesm and Crescent rail-
road. The programme for the commission
6or the day is not definitely known yet II
Is Thought, however, that IT Will not re-
main here mora than one day. leaving fol
Cincinnati probably Tomorrow night.
A man named Quinn. discharged soldier
from the Second Kentucky volunteers, sho,
and fatally wounded Roy Moran this after.
noon. The trouble between tho two was
0var a crap game
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INVESTIGATION OF THE WAR.
NINE COMMISSIONERS INVESTIGATE
CAMP POLAND.
Fourth Tennessee Given Credit for
Keeping the Cieanest Camp
in the Whole Army.

Camp Poland, Knoxville, Tenn, October
3O.-Nlme members OF the war investigating
Charles DENLY, Captain Evan P. Howell,
Ex-Governor Woodbury., General John NJ.
Wilson, General James A. Beaver. General
Alexander Mod. McCook, Lieutenant Colo
mel L. u. Jones. Major Stephen Mills aid
Richard Weightman. The party reacht d
Knoxville this morning at o'clock. They
remalned in their private cars until this
afternoon, when they were called upon by
Major Hysell. the division surgeon OF this
camp. He had carriages in waiting and a
drive WAS taken TO the Fourth Tennessee
camp and latH to the division hospital vi
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wan ArrnnMArn.


A private in an Alabama regiment will
effer some testimony on the horrors OF
Miami 10 the war commissioners.
The former Spanish criser Maria Tcrc-
80 Is OH her way to Hampton roads.
Work on other cruisers Is being pushed.
General Wood .inds the situation at
Manzanillo unsatisfactory. Cubaps Will
not disbund aud go to work aud are en-
. saging In fractional fights Tor prospective
Offices.
DELEGATES from the chief towns In Porto
Rico meet In San Juan to discuss the flu
ture needs OF the island. evidently expect
ing a territorial government.
Sudden recall of Colonies Lee and Hec-
ker from Havana Is considered significant.
Nothing definite determined concerning
the dispatch OF troops from Savannah to
Cuba except that General Lee VIII go there
by January !.
Impression prevails in Paris that when
the Americans state their intention to
keep the Philippines the Spanish commits
sion will withdraw.
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SIGNIFICANT RECALL.
Colonies Heciscr anl Lee Ordered TO
Return TO Washington.

I
Return TO Washington.
Havana, October s0.---Colonel Hecker ana
Colonel Lee. OF the United States special
transporta ion commission. received cable
gradns from Washington last night direct
Ing their return TO WASHINGTON by the
II st steamer available. The MESSAGES
which we're from Secretary Alrer. were
very brief simply directing the recipients
TO report to the war DEPARTMENT. aud there
T. considerable perplexitv as to the OBJ
iect Of tie recall.
Replies Were Immediately cabled to
Washington, but no TO the hour of filing
this dispatch no reioinder had been re-
ceived. thus leaving the matter OF Colonel
Hecker's departure doubtful. Colonel Lee
will leave tomorrow by the Ward line
steamer Seneca.
The suppos,tion that the death Of Gala
mel George {. WaIing, Jr,, in New York
city has necessitated some change in the
plans of tho war department General
Wade and Lieutenant Colonel Clous hal a
long conference with Colonel Lee and Col
onel Iiorker this afternoon
Colonel Lees departure will leave the
commission on TRANSFORMATION and the Sc.
lection of camp sites without chairman
and the ouastermastAr's department with
out dishursing officer.
Or. o'Reilly. upon whom the chairman
ship of the two committees will deyotv-
will b. appointed TO General Wade's stat
as head ouortermaster.
The impression Is general among Amei
cans tere that the recall OF Colonel *
and Colonel Hecker al this particular iuns
turc is highly significant.
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STATE.

julius Hermes vas given a life term for
tho murder of bis uncle in Wharton
county.
Election to BIO held Tuesday. November
/, oil proposed amendment to the state
constitution.
Recruiting officer for the First Texas
Is to go to Dallas to fill up tbs ranks oil
the First Texas.
A Mexican feti settled at Corpus Chtist
by the mortal sounding of one OF the
parties.
Irouth in Duvai county has become
serious matter.
Four cases of smallpox have been found
OF Laredo.
A fireman at Toxnrkana had narrow
cleape from beeing drowned in very pc
cular manner.
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plurality south OF Bronx. i1.000 Roosevelt's
plurality in the State. $4,000.
Colonel Banter predicted thatthere would
be SIS republicans and IS democrats In the
assembly and so republicans and 20 demo-
Gratis In the senate. While neither Chair
mna 0dell. OF the republican state commit
tee nor Chairman Barnes. Of the executive
committee would give figures, Colonel
RCosevelt's managers predict that his plu.
rslity above Bronx will be more than $4,000
and that Van Wyck's lead below the river
viii be less thar 10000. This would give
Roosevelt a plurality of more than 10000.
John Il. Carroll has not yet received the
figures OF the 1'ammany district leaders.
bur his own estimate Is that Van WICK
WIN have 10000 plurality In Greater New
York.
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THE FOURTH REGIMENT.
Tents Are Being Substantially Walled up
with Lumber.
THE COURT MARTIAL is TO BEGIN TUESDAY
Number of discharges Have been
Obtained - Only One Issue
Day In Week.
lspocinl corrcsronaenee Of Thc pOa.l

Especial Correspondence oil inc fo"''
Camp MosSDy. san Antonio, Texas. De-
tober 20 .--rbe echo OF the saw and ham
mer Is heard reverberating throughout
Camn Mosby theso beuutltul autumnal
days whose crisp. cool nights are giving
the soldiers a foretaAbe OF winter and caas-
Ing them to forUfy against Its chilly blasts.
as much us possible by walllng up their
tents with plank The officers are gem
e,ully taking the lead In tho improve
neent, Colonel Edmonds himsslf setting
the pace In ten, building. The latter's
office ana sleeping apartments are ar
ranged under one canvas which might well
serve as n model for any In the constrnc-
ton Of tent for comfort and convenience.
| He has had q heating stove placed in the
| front half or office portion. which makes
the cosy interior Ms pleasant and Inviting
as parlor. All the carpenters and tools
in camp are thus brought into reguisition
and are still inadequate to supply the de-
mand.
This busy rush on the part Of both Officers
| and men In flooring walling AMI paperlne
| their tents conveys this impression to VIA.
itors that the lnfantyymen anticipate spend
ing ut leust large portion OF the approach
Ing winter season In camp here AT San An.
tonic. One thing Is positive now and thai
| rs tho faint hope OF the reElment's even
getting into Fort Sam Houston barracks 4
East waning That belief was dscardet
by the men when II was announced tn
Sixth unEel States infantry would be quar-.
tered here for the winter,
The department OF ths gulf has iseunc
an order for the sitting OF n general cour
martial to n~asln AZ Fort Sam Houston NJ
10 a. IN. Tuesday November |. TO dispose
OF some cases OF allegai infr1ctlons OF mill
tary rules. The Fourth will be- represent.
ed in the personnel OF tho court by the toll
lowing field and line officers Colonel j. g
Edmonds. Major A. Harrison, Captain g.
+. LealSe. company F.; CAPTAIN A. T.
smithsrs. comnany A; CAPTAIN J, r. Rhsa
company C, Captain ], n. McRae, com.
Panty ID; Captain II. G. Baker, compan,
G.; Captain A. r. SholarS company X
Captain A, r, Burgess company +; Cap.
tain Q. q CoclSrcll. company \, and Cap
taSn n. L. JGxNss. COMPANY L.
Pwlya,es Oscar NJ. Love. Asa N Powell
and Emmett n. Roach u the Collin Cour,
Ity Gusfds, company G. came in last nigh
from furioughs spsnt at their homes Il
MclSinnev.
Colonel j. c. Elmonds left for Houston
THURSDAY rlrht with several of his men
who are sttiachcd witnesses In case 1
court In that city. THIS lsft L.su.ensp
Colonel G, W. Hardy commanding office
OF the Fourth.
Quite lot OF discharges have conc In h
wire and mail from Washington the PCS
three days. Among them are the follow
ing Private Thomas J chepmsn compa
ny A; Privste Henry F, Ranale campan
4; Co,-ooral Minor Z. Moore. company @
Private WIN A. Harrison, company NJ
Musician Harry n. Lawson, eomnany c
SerrFart Ct,abh NJ Griffith company X
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onMoNpr SOLD AGAIN.
Duke OF Westminster buys Him Back
for s1N, 600.

san Francisco, October OIf reports speak
truly ormonac, the 'horse of the century,
for which W n. Marlborough paid $4,000 a
fow years ago. will soon be on his way bach
to England II Is eaid that the Duke OF West
minister. his former owner has offered 500
Tor the famous thoroughbred stallion and tha
Mr.. Marnonoush Is likely to accept,
II Is said that the Duke OF Westminster hai
been trying for some time past to gain pos
session OF the hcrse. He offered SO Goa seycra
weeks ago, but the irtornatieip MAS conveyed
10 him that a much larger sim would nee,
10 he forthccmips before ormonde would b,
allowed 10 leave California.
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MONTERREY SITUATION
Three Deaths and Four More Cases
Arc Officially RenOrted. 2.

Laredo, Texas, October 3O.-Mexican 81
ficials report threa deaths from yellow
fever In Monterey on Fsdday with four new
cases. Private information indicates q
greater mortality and an increase in sick
ness. W
Under Instructions from Washington
United States Marins Hospital Surgeon
Hamilton has put on train inspectors on
all through trains from Saltlllo TO Laredo.
to see that the United States treasury de-
partment regulations are complied with a.
the trains pass through inieJtsd districts
This in no way atbsicts travel except to In
c,'easc the measures for safety. As yet
no cases of yellow fever are known TO exist
north of Saltillo except at Monterey.
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npMicsTIC.

Ex-preeident Harrison writes Chairman
t;cruly tha; in Indiana the silyei men ar'
,rpling vigorous campaign ana apPee"''
for support Of the administration
Cbnunecy Depew says the decision ois.
sni,es tho Joint traffic associations ana
n,aces the small roads at the mercy OF
HE large ones and that many weak rohuS
viii be bankrupted. He says the ran
roads want pooling law subject to INC
racr,at,ons OF the Interstate commerce
commission
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LOCAL.

Or. Louis Lnurenzano shoots and kilis
Jerry panno at Pincy Point.
The committee OF the II. p. A. arrang-
ing for drummers day at the Il. +. and "
Festival
Some Of tho customs OF Halloween and
AL Saints day.
The Salvation Army will again feed the
poor on Thanksgiving day.
The Retail Clerks make an appeal for
O'Clock closing.
The vote tomorrow ON the Confederate
pension amendment.
The saengerbund opens Its amusement
seagon.
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TEXAS Politics.

George burgess nj Yoakum used MI,
iIawley's record as an argument for Rob
gems election.
One OF tho Galveston bluffs called.
Sayers begins his campsign OF tho Tenth
district tonight at Galveston.
Kleberg and Mcfarland Will be given
large majoritles in Bee county.
Governor sayers had the largest audi
enct Of the campaign at Mexln.
Robson had good crowd at carmipe
and made some converts.
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eoce Commissioners Have Reached the
Hardest Part 81 the Task
NEGOTIATIONS MAY BE BROKEN OFF,
Spanish Members May Cause Trouble Over
Disposition Of the Philippines
THEY WILL BRING UP SOME TfcHNlcALlIlfs
Spain Will Probably Claim There
Was some agreement Not Set
n Forth In the Protocol.

4 Ferris. October 5o.seuor Rios. president Of
the spanish peace commissioners. Is III. II
be is unable to attend the peace session to-
morrow 1t Is unlikely the spaniards would
consent to enter the conference TO take up the
Philippine question for initial consideration.
There is a stfong irupressloin. which has
boen growing here recently, that the Spanish
upon receiving definite assurances Of the
American determination to take the entire
Philippine group will quit the conference, but
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ANXIETY IN MADRID.
Spnin WIN Demand Compen-
satfOn for Philippines.

London, October 3I---Jfhis Mad
rid correspondent Of the Stand
ard says. There Is much anxiety
in Madrid as to the result OF
Mondays joint sitting of the
peace commission. Inasmuch as
Spain has accepted the Cuban
articles OF the protocol only IN
condition OF a subsequent agree
rnert being arrived at on the
Philippines question, she will
strenucusly resist any infringe
ment OF rights in the Philip
pines without compensation.
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Quarantine Extended.

Baltimore, Nd. October 29--Health Com,
missioner C. A. Hamlson Jones today re''
celyed notice that the quarantine agairS
Southern ports had been extendI unIl
November 10. fifteen days later than usuA
The restrictions include Atlantic porfh
south OF Savannah. and ports on the GU
of Mexico VA
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SUMMARY OF TODAY'S IMPORTANT NEWS.
YELLOW rEvEn.

Three deaths and four new cases at
Monterey. Mexico
Shreveport has raissl quarantine except
against infected points.
Quarantine against Southern ports ex-
tended until November IS
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WARNINGS REPORT.
His investiGationk in Havana Were
Completed before Hts Death.

New York. October so.--Dr stinisoh raid 10.
nisht that Colonel warings report on his
cstisation in Havana aud his suggestions
as 10 tho sanitary improvements In that city
for President Mckinley was practically cons
wartee 4 stenosrapher sent for that he might
finsh IL. He was too weak at that time. how
ever. DIR. Stim3on. however. said that tho
Colonel Wariny had gathered essentially from
the report as Il stands. Colonel WARNS had
three copies OF his report iaade, They Will
but will first be thoroughly disinfected.
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one soldier Kills Another

st. Louis. October 30.--John f. Coyie'
member of the Nineteenth United nlA'Sa
infantry here on sick furiough was ~
niaht shos TO death by John Deer. men y
Der of company A. Twenty first unlteu
States infantry. also here On sick furiouSA
1t is said Deer shot in self-deferSe.
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REVOLUTION PREDICTED.
Allen Says Manchu Dynasty
VIII he OvcrthrOwn.

: Latl.le Rock, October 30.--Dr. I
Young J. Alien, noted mis- (
eionary, who has spenG forty I
years in China, and was for six
teen years In the employ OF the
Chinese government, declared :
; in public aAa3fsHs there today
r that "A revolution Is imminent
r In that country. He says that :
the Manchu dynasty viii be
, nYell.hrown and that the de- 4
posing OF tne young emperor Z
: by the dowager empress recent :
iy was only the beginning of an
Internal conflict which will :
= cause much blood he'd.
b Dr.. Allen is thoroughly ac-
; quA!nted with the Eastern
\ question as 1t affects C1ina.
= He was commissioned by the
Z Chinese emperor to write the
!. HISTORY oil th6 Chiness-JApan
p exc war and ilae causes which
= led UP to it.
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RAILROADS.

General managers OF Texas roads met Mt
Fort Worth 20 discuss the Issuance Of
pGsses.
1t. NJ. Hall says the Texas Western may
he reburt either by way Of Hampstead or
rrerbam.