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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-26

rittsbuTI, Pa. Nov. 2S.-What might
he termed q critically curious audience
iIled the Alvin theater Monday night 10
witness "The Rivals" a. presented BY the
jefferson Comedy Company. On account
Of Joseph Jefferson's illness. his S0-year-
old son, William Winter Jefferson, for the
first time, took the role Of Bob Acres in
his stead The young mans striking ne
seanblance TO the old man and the cle>e
copy o. the fathers manner and style by
the con made decidedly good impression.
The verdict seemed general tAAt with q
little mere experience to give ease and I'm
ish, William viii prove fitting successor
to Joseph.
Another son, Joseph, Jr.. took the part
Of David Skinner and made the most oi
Il. Otis Skinner a. Captain Absolute
vernacalar Carges a. Sir Anthony. VIII
ton Lackaye a. Sir Lacins and FfOlliOi
Paget Is Mrs. MAlApUOp each made pleas
ing hits in their several partA
On Thursday night third son Of jos
epA jefferson, Thomas. viii essay the rol,
Of Rip Van Wrinkle made famous by hi
father.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-26

San Francisco. Nov. IA three story
building On wayeriy place. occupied By
Chinese, was destroyed BY ere Monday
night. and two Of the inmates. Wong
Quoy and Wong Cow. were burned to
death. Sam Suey, who occupied the base
ment, rushed from the building and draw
ing knife ran amuck through the crowd,
cutting Police Officers knight. Galway
and Harrison, but not inaicting serious
wounds He was captured and it was
found that his own body bore several
stabs, presumably inflicted by himself
while in a terror stricken condition He
may die
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-26

more Talk over shs Yas<. PRISE BisAs
In Sew ferk.

New York. Nov. 2L-The Herald to-
day prints the following:
In the rage vsnled yesterday by the de-
voices Of the sport there were few pleas
ant words. but those were all for -Hon.
est" John eKily, who. voicing the public
belief that james J. OOrbett lost 70 Thon
a shnrkey BY . prnrrAnged foul, deeiar-
ed all bets OF. But Kelly could not give
back or order restored The ea7s76 that
vas paid into ne pockets Of the men who
managed for the Lenox Athlstie Club
Tuesday night. hence the expresasd re
grets because q AEevey's unttmsly inter
terence
II 10 not known that men in New YoEk
who had hsen betting their money On
COrbett sent thTse Kilograms westward
One went to Seattle. wash-. another wa,
ant to ean Francisco. and the third wen
10 Portland. Ore. Each telegram was 4
. supporter Il Corbett and read:
Arrangements changed. Hedge You
money"
Thousands and Thousands Of dollar
were sent to western cities 10 be place'
on Sharksy.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-26
M,,l Arr.. b RArne.

Anderson, Ind, Nov. 2S.-The attorney
t,r the defendant In . case In the circuit
eourt served notice that he would pre-
ssnt his argument in poetry. Tue attos>
news for the plaintiff protested and the
court arose In dignity and said that hs
would not admit pOceical arguments
The mater led 10 an argument about
,Ae right to employ poetry In law and !
was found that there were no precedcnti
az statutes against such a method ami
the poetical attorney was o6durnta
The cOvrt refused 10 let the case pro
- ON thla bAsh and u was postPOne'
vu,Il January 2. The attorneys for III
49, insist that they win present an
argue their case in rhyme. and sasr
ems 70 Be no way 10 hold them on.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-26
MISSOURI Is m HLA1n
Niles 90 Cosntry Burnine-TAe Lar
gest Ever Seen.

Macomb, Mo-. Nov. 2l.-The largest
and most destructive cOnhagration that
has ever swept this district since 1884 i
now eircumseribfng this district for miles
and miles north Of and parallel With the
Memphis FailrOad The autumn heavy
foliage has rapidly fallen since frost and
Is supposed to have been 6red By sparks
Of freight engines this afternoon a
scope Of country - miles long i IN
flames, miles Of fences. orchards. paantA-
tions. farms, and dry pasture 6elds, sock
ed with cattle. and many cid settiers'
homes lie in the line Of devastation and
viii find themselves unable to cheek the
flames, their only remedy being to hnr-
riedly turn out stock ahead Of the flames
and desert the premises The altitnde
being 100 feet above the SEA level and q
terrible southwest wind prevailing, great
destruction Is imminent. The town d
MacOmb viii probably be totally de-
st9oyed-
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-26
WASHINGTON.

Chief Of Police Reed Of Seattle has is
sued an order that the city ordinance re
Quiring street car companies 10 keep two
men on their cars over the full length Of
the line be rigidly enforced
A ton Of young eastern oysters has been
placed in Chuckanut bay. This attempt
to pEopagate them in these waters will be
prosecuted with the utmost vigilance. and
every phase Of the experiment viii be
watched with the closest interest.
1t Is not generally known that not only
black walnut but English walnut grows
and thrives along the western coast in
Oregon and Washington Trees that have
been set out show . npid and healthy
growth.
A procession Of Occur dAlene Indians
consisting Of IL teams. with from two e
four Indians with team, pissed through
Wilbur the other day for San Pol, wherS
they were going for their winter supply
Of salmon.
Andrew Peterson. the man who kllet
an Indian woman and seriously wounded
another at Port Townsend some time ago
has been sentenced by Judge NcCaintOn Il
20 years In the penitentiaTy. The pgis
oner pleaded guilty 10 murder in the sec
ond degree.
The contract has been signed BY HOqui
am parties with dredging company +
dredge out two long slips on the mud IA
in front Of HOQuiAm, extending up 10 tn
railroad grade. This viii be supplement
ed by wharves built out
The Walla WallA Electric Light Com
pany has refused to accept the prOposs
Of the council 10 furnish the city with 0
.. arc liehta for 5000 q year, giving an
reason the season Of prosperity, and !
case such were done the prices TO consaH
era would have to be increased 10 max
! up the deficiency.
Yakima sheep men have adopted u
Montana method Of getting nd Of u
lcOyotes, usually % troublesome in a
winter season. They are buying up .
the old plug cAyuses they can find The
are killed on the prairie and the hes
!. poisoned with stryehnine The coyot'
take the bait and die
The Unicntown section, the northeAs
ern corner Of what Is popularity called q
palouse country, claims this year to
= the banner wheat region Of the worl
=. witAia a radius Of six miles fFOm Unio
1, town has been a.O00.O0O bnsAels. beaid
r. large crOps q barley. oats. hay and fruit
" With fan sown wheat thu average yie
/. was between a. and 80 bushels An &c
% While spring sown grain averaged from
b 50 hnEhsla An average wheat yie
Tor he whole q Tat country sxcsedsa
AasAeh a acre
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SKx1oR ADMIRAL RETREs.
Dewey WIN Hsaa the IAsa Af'ss
C6ststaas Nay.

v.,AiArtSa, Nov. "a. Rear Admiral
J. n. Miller. who saccesaea the late Rear
Aas.ir.l Kirkland - senior ranking Ie''
or q the navy and ~ho has reCsnty ~
lurusd Iron HonOaula. where he took .
prU~Iasu, part in III cere~SA'c. attend,
ins ,hs taking posseauioa q the HAWai''n
Isissa, b, The United States. was placed
!. IN. rs,ircd li.s yesterday BY operation
q .. ssv limit The Vacancy in Tho
80 ~ rrsr admiral GRATED by his 70
,,,vn,.nl !. 10 b. alled by the prOmot'or
a Commo,iOr II. |. HowisOn. cCmmaaS
an, q The I,o..cn navy yard. Rear Ad
r,r.i Hume. by the retirement Of AdmiIA
Miller. leOmss seui% Oticsr o. the navy avg,
- hs1,t. however. whIch he has mot loni
- nov. a. he retire. December Is. Th'
49, = m on Tia. date hll TO Rear Ad
mini ll,Usy a. . ChnstmAs GIT
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-26


The lumber business Of AIissOula county
promises 70 be briSk this winter.
Five pair d Chinese pheasantA ordered
BY PhfiipsbuFg spOEtsmen viii be liber
ated in the upper Flint Creek valley.
Frank Petit Of NeihAEt drove in from
sheep creek the other day, having aboard
= cub and . yeaEiing bear that he found
on his domain.
The Missouri valley Il being rapidly
stocked with sheep. Herds are scattered
along the bench lands from Canyon Jerry
70 Toaton-
During the past four years permits have
been issued fer the construction Of llls
new buildings in Butte. the total cost d
which was q ,776yOsA This Il in The city
limits Of Butte alone.
John w. Gilla has fled desert claim
Of 80 acres Of rich agricultural land OF
Cooper creek, about 10 miles distant from
his present home. near White sulphui
Springs. Mr.. GlliA says he win be abb
70 cut 100 tons Of hay on his new prem
iscs next year.
Mira Burt recsntly purchased the oil
Patrick Gurnett ranch Of 1850 acres 1
the Missouri valley near White SGlphu
Springs, paying 5000 therefor, stocked ]
with $500 had Of iine breeding ewes an
launched out into wool growing On he
own account.
William b shaw Of the Shaw Shce
Company Of Boyd, Valley county. Ia
been adjudgcd bankrupt under the mel
. law. and his case was referred BY Judg
Knowles 10 the referee In bankruptcy Il
northern Montana. His schedule Of a
sets and liabilities showed that he W
: pcasesed Of one share Of stock In n
: Shaw sheep Company, having par vAlu
: Of slO0. also one share Of stock in . 3
! attic concern, and that his liabilities col
sist q two Judgments secured again
I him in Minnesota. ons for sea,IaS.sl a.
J. the other for e24.ssS.S2.
. Last February John HOran Of Gre
I Falls, while going from his ranch to Gu
o bertson on horseback for the purpose
. RettinR his mail, was lost From q
tracks Of the horse On the Ice u was
lieved that hOrss and rider had brok'
a through the Ice and drowned. A Il
\ days AFRO q body was found floating dos
/ the Missouri river near Bismarck. A
+ from papers found Il was ldentiied a. I'll
Of The missing man. The corpse was n
a. badly decOmposed a. one might
pet from such long exposure TO the y
y ter, but that & q eAAracteFiStic Of the {
II Missouri
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-26

WAshfagicn, Nov. "a General OTIS at
Manila cables the war departnent an
nonneing the arrival Of the transport Va
lencia fronl San FFancisco with an wen on
board. The transport carried Waahington
snd California volunteers.
Ceurt-naartlnl Ordered.
Washington, NOV. 2ss-Ihe navy de-
partsnent has ordered The Trial By court
martial Of Naval Constructor John =.
Hanseom, in charge Of the constrnction de-
partanent At the League Island navy yard.
on The charge Of grOss violation Of rules
relative to the employment Of Labor IN The
navy yard
Contract for BeeE.
Washington, Nov. 23.-The war depart
ment has made contract with J. n.
Overton Of Texas for furnishing beef to
tie interior gAErisons Of United States
troops in CItha. The price i s-3Oa Genus
per pound, delivered dressed 70 The com
niiasary department at the gAFrisons.
Provfsisns Tor Caba.
Washington, Nov. 2ss-The comminaTy
department today dispatched the steamer
Bratten IRON Savannah with 100 tons II
provisions for the starving peOple Of Gaia.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-26
SENATOR QUAY INDICTED.
ne ana Ma Sea Charged VIA ne
Misuse 81 FunAa.

PhiladelPhia, Nov. 22-The grand jury
has presented to the county court true
bills Of indictment against United States
Senator n s. Quay. his son Richard r.
Quay and benjamin J. Haywood. ex-
state treasurer. The bills charge the de-
fendants with conspiracy with John s
Hopkins, late cashier Of the Peoples
bank, for the unlawful use Of the mOnsys
Of the bank in the purchase Of stock. ami
conspiracy with Hopkins in the misuse d
state funds on deposit in the Peoples
hank. Hopkins committed suicide By
shooting in March last
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-26

indianapolis, Nov. s2-Beginning yes
terday, and continuing for q year, union
printers, pressmen and bookbindeEa
throughout the country viii work nina
hours and a half day. The reduction in
the hours Of labor ID not in itself Of great
consequence. for in many cities these
trades work but nine hours . day, but
Theoretically the change is regarded in la
Dor and industrial circles As one Of great
moment, a. being the initiative step in the
struggle Of organized Labor for universal
eight hour day.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-26

Washington. Nov. 26-TAe commits
sicner Of internal revenue in his annual
report, the principal feature Of which
was made public in July last. recon-
mends that the war revenue law b
amended 80 a. to allow a discount Of
per cent. 10 purchasers Of 500 or NOR
instead Of per cent, as now provided.
Unless such action Is taken. the com
missioner says very large increase II
the number Of stamp Deputies will b
necessary. The number Of internal rev
enue stamps issued during the year va
l,l4s, ga, lsa, Of the value Of $40. lSS,
QSS,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-26

Cincinnati Nov. aA-Two members
Of the Arm Of Mural Brothers q Company,
tobacco manufacturers Of Kicto. Japan,
have bought Of Cincinnati manufactures
% carloads Of glycerine for $4,000. They
report that they have purchased IN vari.
Gus places In TIE United States 100000
pounds u Leaf tobacco.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-26
CONTROL OF INN II ROI K1HE
r...ss Isss sAs naaas - sAs ss''ish
Ansvtaa esspssaslss.

aPskAas. Nov. ea-Afist aino~s ysAf
d aiek9iag The British AmsfioA CO'Por,'
,Ioa lsaa nighs sioasa he dsal By wAlsA
il ~ill become alsnolass master q The "
Roi mine In Rosaisnd. Tia Turner stock
passes Into he hAnda u The cospOrAis"a
To the extent u sosCUo shaEsa. TIE Prev
sill BE- t1as pr sAaEs - slssse'S0 y
money. and Ne veaAsss u he stock viz
10 allowed ths eisAa-ap Al Ne sme''sf,
~hicA q h varsoasly sziiaaalsd VII nc'
from slsaeoo 10 esgoeoa it y eoAs'a
sr-d sais 70 say hal Ne psiss al tod
viii b o ~ y Ne nssahss q Tie M
narily iartkon.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-26

New York, Nov. ass-AIAyOe Van Wyck
haa directed che hoard d paslse improve
msnt 70 take psompt actsoh On the wv
liminary work Tor the ecastEuetaOn o,
third briaee acsos the East river. t6s
structure 10 eost eisQ00Qoo.
The mayor has frequsatly declared thai
n"Nt to he srsetioa q nsW schools ~
regarded the baildihg 81 bsidges owe
the Fast river e. Tie nest Important o
pubic improvements
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-26

San Francisco. Nov. eS.-AceOrding 10
W. h Curtis, general manager and repre-
sentative in San Francisco Of the Togo
Kisen kaisha. OF the Oriental Steamship
Company, who arrived hero Monday on
the Coptic. the first steamer Of the new
line will arrive here about January IL.
The vessels viii run in connection with
the Pacific Mail and Occidental and ORR
entail line.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-26
Aawsnaase cauwAa.

san Francisco. Nov. as.-Amadeo Hot
Are, . native Of CAile. via has ben VIC
'imiSing . number q prominent people
In the leading eltisa Of the country, has
b"ra arrested here On The way 10 th'
POliCe station he made . dash fcr hbsrty
but was recAptnred.
In New York Horaee assumed W
name Oi Robsrt Albsrtos In Baltimore
Robert Redesehi, ChlcAgo. Robert AZ
neninO, and In thls city. A. RAeEL
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Me-. sor Garl.sns In C.aa.

Washington, Nov. e4.-The war de
partment has made contract with ]. H.
overtoa Of Texas for hhrnishing beef to
the interior garTisons Of United States
troops in Cuba. The price Il e-So4 cents
per pound delivered dressed to the COM
missary department at the garrisons.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-26

pAiladeiPAiA. Pa. Nov. ea.--Ths grand
Jury yesterday presented 70 the county
court true bills o. Indictment against ssn.
ator Quay. his son Richard s Quay and
ex-Stata Treasurer benjamin J. Haywood.
charged with conspiracy % unlaMfally
~ Ire public money n private eater
pEisoA
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-26

San Francisco. Nov. aa.-oa board Tie
CUptic, which arrived from the Orient via
Honolulu yesterday, was sx-Quesa Illiao-
hAlAal q Hawaii
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-26

San ranci.o. Nov 49, or".
-. - serOr. Company =, second i,. v's :,
~ h, died at the Preside hospital %
pueumoniA.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-26

A Milwaukee IuAes rsssAlly granted
divorce with he vrovisioa that The WIN
pay The husbanA ailmssy.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-26
LATEST WASHINGTON NEWS
QUE VOLUNTEERS IN MANILA.

The Faeine Ceast Men arrived safely
In the PhiIiDDines-A navy Csa-
strueteR WIN Bs Trfsa--A Bees
Centreet fer csba-seven Hnnarsa
Teas - Deoa for C1bans.
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Tsnnssss be- isI varieties q vooa.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-05

clerk read document setting forth that certain
citizens. one described as butcher. one AS a
barber and one as a stationer had declared the
General to be a fit and proper person.
In presenting the sword OF honor the Lord
Mayor read address. in which he said this
honor VAS only reserved for England's greatest
sons.
General Kitchener in replying expressed his
deep and heartfelt thanks. and said the success
OF the campaign due not only to the one
ness OF purpose and cheerful spirit OF determina-
ton but TO the master-mnd o' Lord Cromer
Uhe British Agent in Egypt, under whose able
direction. the Sirdar asserted, the Soudan had
been reconquered.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-05
DTSQUIETIyG SIGNS N CHINA.

ANTI FOREIGN ELEMENT AT THE COURT IN
FAVOR WITH THE DOwAGER EMPRESS
Peking. Nov 4-In spite Of the formal promises
OF the Tsung-- Yamen. there Is every indication
Of concerted move Of Chinese troops in the neigh
borhood OF the capital.
It Is said that Kang-yi the high Manchu official
who was next in rank to the late Prince Koung in
the un-ki-tchou or Council OF State has OBJ
tained great influence over the Dowager Empress
He IS bitterly anti-foreign and hOpeessly cOnserva
tive II is probable that Kang-yi was the sug-
gcstor Of the edict re-establishng the bow and
arrow exercise for the Chinese soldiers
II IS reported that Yuan Shek Hal. the Chinese
General in command Of the foreign drilled troops
at Tien-Tsin and an officer whose power * much
dreaded by the Dowager Empress and her advisers
has received a grant Of money, Cstersibly for the
purpose Of increasing the strength OF his dyi-
sion to 5000 men. 'if time shows that the DOwa-
ger Empress rely upon his fidelity" 1t has
been said that Yuan Shek Hal might his troops
IN conformity with the views Of the foreign Minis
a PeklnE
New-York tribune., 1898-11-05
ROYAL PILGRIMS LEAVE JERUSALEM
EMPEROR AND EMPRESS co TO JAFFA AND EN-
BARK FOR BEYROUT

EMPEROR AND EMPRESS co TO JAFFA AND EN-
BARK FOR BEYROUT.
Jafra Nov 4-The Emperor and Empress OF Ger
many and their suites. board the imperial yacht
Hohenzollern, started for Beyrout at O'Clock this
afternoon
Jerusalem Nov. 4-rhe Emperor and Empress or
Germany embarked board train for Jaffa this
morning. amid firing of salutes from the guns OF
the fortress and the cheering OF large crowds or
people Their Majesties declared they were great
ly pleased with their visit. and shook hands with
the principal civil and military authorities. They
have made themselves most popular with all classes
of people the arfableness OF the Emperor being
much remarked. He took Arab babies In his arms
and told their frightened mothers that he was
the father Of seven children. and also compliment
ed them upon the healthfuln''s Of their infants
Emperor william. I'm visiting the Hospce Of ST.
John. ard replying to the directors remark that
the building stood under the shadow OF the En-
perOr. said
This shadow is cast by the same black k-and-
white German shield, which Is also stretched over
the Catholics In the Far East who sacrifice their
lives and shed their blood I'm proDagating the Cos
pei To protect them my brother is now in those
regions with the mailed power of the imperial
navy
New-York tribune., 1898-11-05
MARCHAND GETS INSTRUCTIONS.

MAECHAND GETS INSIKUCIlONS.
WILL. RETURN TO FASHoDA AND COND'CT HIS
EXPEDITION TO THE GULF OF ApEN.
Cairo Nov 4-Captain Bsratier. bearing con-
fdential ius 'ructions from the French Govern
ment To Major Marchand. arrived here this ar
teruoon in company with that officer. who went
TO meet him at Ismailia. on the Suez Canal
II is said in French circles that Major Mar
chand when he dispatched Captain Raratier
from Fashoda. expected him To 90 10 khar-
toum. telegraph his CMarchand's) report to
Paris. and return Immediately TO Fashoda. on
hearing 10 news for week. Major Marchand
decided TO 60 TO Cairo himself and aoquant the
French Government with the situation NOW.
IL is understood. he Will return 10 Fashoda ana
conduct his expedition to Djibouti, ON the Guil
~ Adcn
New-York tribune., 1898-11-05
GERMAN EDITORS DISCIPLINED

Berlin. Nov 4.-Herr Langen. Editor OF Sim
plicssmus" has been arrested. owing to the pub
llcation In that periodical OF poem. entitled I'm
the Holy Land" ironically cOngratulating Pales-
tine upon receiving such august visitors as the
Emperor and Empress OF Germany. and saying
"Goigotha will be able to boast. not only OF hear
Ing the last words from the Cross. but the first Of
Emperor Williams"
Macmillan Harden. editor and publisher OF DIE
Zukunft" has been sentenced To six months de-
tention In fortress for leze-maJesty.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-05
BURLINGTON At NEWPORT NEWS.

BIG INDUSTRIAL. DEAL BELIEVED TO BE UNDER
Newport News Va. Nov I (SpeciaD-C. p Hunt
,ngton and his party arrived at Newport News
shortly before midnight on a special train. a Dig
Industrial deal Is believed TO be on foot
New-York tribune., 1898-11-05

"The ROYAL Limlted"-the Famous Five h0ur
Traim-of the Baltimore Il ohio Railroad ieavihs
New-York FOR Washington al lp.,,iins 2. m WasSng Wa
November 10th leave at p. m, arriving " ssnnhH ph
ION o. m and be composed exclusively Oh In In
mans Parior and Observation Care smoking cars
and Dining Cars-AdvI a.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-05
FRENCH OFFICER IN DISGRACE.

GENEKAI RKNOrARDI REMOVED FhOM TIE HEAD
OF THE GENERAL STAFF
Paris Nov 4-The Minister Of War. NJ De
Ir.vcinet has signed "A decree removing General
panouard from the head OF the General stan
and appointing him 10 the command OF the
eleventh Army COrps at Nantes.
II is suggested that the Minister'S action was
1,, "a General RenOuards attitude in regard
80 tho secret documents ~ the DTeyfus case.
General Branlt has been appointed 10 Sue
coed General KenOuard
New-York tribune., 1898-11-05

Theodore Roosevelt stands for Independent
man hood in the Governors chair Augustus
Van Wyck would simply he the same sort of
echo of Richard Croker I'm Albany that his
brother. Robert 4. Van Wyck. Is In New
York.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-05

william j. Morgan. the Republican can
didntr for Controller. has been the "sS'''"n'
ar J.m-. A. Roberts In all his work Tor CIVIL
..r,,.. r.foru for honest Hdministratf"n.
md for such thorough enforcement "t t""
tn> law. n. has -quitnbi, distributed the
burdep Of state taxation. Democrats join !"
,h. ,rni.r Of Controller Roberts. His work
-, y. -. rr,ed on and the merit system
c.ii. for the advancem msat 81 his aeDsys
New-York tribune., 1898-11-05

., 81. make your Christmas Photographs NJ
-. - do,sr lockwood. Broadway tpth stj'-AoFI
New-York tribune., 1898-11-05

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