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CABINET OPINIONS.
Cuban Question. II II Thought, Will
Soon lie Settled.

Cuban Question. IL In Thought, VIII
Soon he Settled
Washington, October 20 Attorney Gem
eral Griggs and Secretaries Gage and Long,
on account OF their absence from the city.
were not present at today's cabinet meet
ing. Secretary Hay said that the Cuban
question had not yet, as lac understood,
been finally decided by the Paris commits
sion, but complete settlement, 1t was Elk
pected, would be reached by the end of
The present week. The Philippine question.
be thought. would be taken UP by the joint
commission early in the weeF. Although
the members OF the cabinet are extremely
rsticent on tine subject of the Philippines,
there Is now little or no doubt that nothing
less than The cession OF the entire group Oh
islands viii be accepted by the American
commissioners.
Secretary Wilson brought out at the
cabinet session the fact that Blanco Is
still charging $40 4 head for beef cattle
eolpg into Cuban ports controlled by the
Spaniaids. while the United States Is adj
hitting beef cattle free of duty TO ports
controlled by American officials. The cab
met concluded that II has no power at
present to change this state OF affairs, end
that Blanco must bear the responsibility.
As soon as the United States takes posses
son OF the various ports. however, this Will
be changed. Some of the ports near Ha-
vana will he opened to the free entry OF
beef cattle and other things that may result
in benefit to Havana.
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CAMPAIGN THUNDER is N. G,
CAMPAIGN DODGE PUNCrURED ny
COMMITTEEMAN KERR.
Republican Claims Arc Growing
Smaller as Election Day APP
prORches.

Washington, October 3S. The oft-repeat-
ed statements that democratic SUCCESS at
| the approaching congressional election,
would be regarded by the Spanish peopls
as an omen Of good and would be hailed
with delight or that it would probably fur
ther retard the elaboration of the Paris
peace commission Is very properly shown
up by secretary Kerr of the democratic
National congressional committee as being
republican campaign dodge too transpar
ent TO deceive anybody The idea that
'nat party smeodies all the patriotism Of
the country ara that but for the nluck
and courage of it's leadsrs Spanish mis-
RUE IN Cuba would still be going on is
repuked with dignity in the following in
terview which Secretary Kerr gave out
this evening for publication:
fhe evidently premedtated effort of the
OFFICIAL organs of the administration
throughout the United States to ..nyev IN
the minds of the American pennle Inc i'm :
preston that Spanish interests arc il, any
way involved in the results of this election
Is ABSURD an3 ridiculous Ths attir,I5a ~
.ne american people during the war with
SPAN ought to convince every intelligeut
america. cit.ze- that devotion to the
cause OF the United States in q con est
WIN lo'eign % does not belong to any
one party and that patriotism is not party-
ISM ny any means The people are too
ih,eiIsent to be hoodwinked by any such
taise a!arm, II the cause of the republican,
party, which is now being tried by ths
Amer'c-n people. rests on so suv 4 mrs
teLse as the IDEA thai Spanish inter- II /,
woiad be enhanced by the success of ina
democratic party in congress the republl-
cans are In sore strata.
men one recalls the attitude of the
democrats In toe senats Of the Uuited
states and are reminded again OF the posi-
ton taken by Mr. Hanna and the leaders
Of the republican party in both l.souses OF
snsgt known TO parliamentary law to pre-
vent any action BY either house thar would
BE- taken as a declaration against spain ana
which might involve tho price Of Spanish
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tionary outbreak. in accordance with the
award by the president OF the supreme
court OF Canada
SIGNIFICANT REVELATIONS.
DOssier Was Not burned as Ordered
nv Dc Boi suefire.


by Dc BOisdenre.
Paris, October 2S.-Todays proceedings
at the court of cessation were devoid OF
sensation. The only emotion caused en-
sued upon the reading of pathetic letters
from Dreyfus.
significant point was the revelation
of the fact that General De Boisdeffre
gave orders. after the Dreyfus case was
supposed TO be closed for the dossler con-
tanning the bordereau to be burned, and
expressed surprise afterwards to find that
his orders had not been executed.
Thus far the war office has not been
represented in the proceedings and there
is still but little hope of the secret dcssier
being produced, especially if--as, however,
looks somewhat dolgbtful---that Dupuy GUS
ceeds In forming d cabinet He was pre-
mier during the Dreyfus trial and his APP
po!ntmsnt delights the nti-Dreyfusites,
who see in 1t the indication that PRESIDE
Faure has greater sympathy for the
army tlan for the discovery of the truth
1t is asserted that the father-in-law of
Dreyfus has received a letter from the
prisoner in his own handwriting. Form.r-
ly only copies of his letters were trans
mitted and the new departure is regarded
as a favorable sign.
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Mrs. NJ. g. Weir deliberately burned
hcrsrlf to death at Austin. saturating her
clothing with kerosene and applying n
match.
An old negro man was murdered near
Hampstead and his house burned to con-
ceal the crime.
The Second Texas is assembled at Dallas
and the work Of mastering out will begin
at once.
Emanuel Morris and Peter Autre. me-
aroes. were hanged for murder at Rich
mond
A number Of hay farms in Lamar county
were burned.
Tho Galveston immuncs have been
finally mustered out
Two convicts were killed at Cucro while
attempting to escape; two succeeded In
getting away.
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FOREIGN.

Major Marchand has reached Khartoum
The other members OF his party still at
Fashoda.
The English cabinet decides that Mar
chand must Internationally Withdraw
from Fashoda but guarantee him safe
conduct through Egypt
AT the meeting Of the court OF cessation
NJ. Manau. the public prosecutor. demands
revision OF tho Drcyfus case.
Admiral Dewey cables that everything II
Quist ut Pckin.
SIX more deaths from yellow fever at
Monterey. Mexico.
Peruvian government asks congress to
appropriate $4,000 to pay the McCord
claim.
Paris correspondents OF the London pa
pers say that Merchand wili-dsK 10 be
recalled from Fashoda.
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THANKSGIVING DAY.

dentaf
sued following Thanksgiving
he s--A proclam
Almighty God for all the blessings
year.
actions emitted info
eandu
The skies have been for time drkud of
compelled o
the conflict
We magnify
sides
tae therefore all
who s'jornng
places Worship thanks Nmi,,,,
God for all the blessings
the soil the continued yao
the
brought
may gracouly continue in etc.
nile
by tho President: John Hay o
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SUMMARY OF TODAY'S IMPORTANT NEWS.
wan ArrEas,arm.

Cuban General RIOS wanted to supply
sugar planters with soldiers, but the
planters would not have that class Of
labor.
War investigating committee Is inspect
ing Chickamauga Park.
,paniards have stopped removing nxcd
war munitions at Havana.
General Wood arrives at Manzanillo and
nnds Colonel Pettit's troops free from
sickness.
Cruiser Maria Tcresa will sail for the
United States Sunday.
sagasta says peace negotiations may BIO
concluded IN n week.
The administration Is satisfied with the
progress Of peace negotiations at Paris.
Value Of public property at the naval
station at San Juan. Porto Rico, Is $780,
900.
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COMMERCIAL.

Liverpool and New Orleans advance tho
higher grades Of cotton. otherwise spots
arc unchanged.
Liverpool cotton futures off 1-e4, New
York unchanged to points up and New
Orleans unchanged to 1 point up.
Wheat l2Qesc. corn and oats ne. pork
TIC and lard and ribs DC lower.
Hester's visible supply statement shows
an increase of 35s.es3 bales over last week.
The into sight movement shows the move
mont to be to date 3.3O0.535 bales.
Dun's report states that the foreign
political situation had depressing effect
on business.
Bradstreet's finds business active and
strong In most lines.
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consols, one would think ~. u n 'a
10 De willing now to submit ~
any american citizen who s,,-*.' &.
10 SIT in either house a. cscs .s
Is simply enforcing the re.ui,1 IN
inc republican administrator M a. !!
ahy congress that might esser,hss n =
instch 10 deal with that subias & ~! -.
Is some private, sinister sJhnrrs ~ y!
known to the American nscrsa :
must be handled glngerly sn5 49, ~
mos. .h whose loyalty to party is sfsss.s 4.
elpe.r uevoticn TO country, only m ~
Iurnlsn tne excuse for a ocnsfsS a
to the powers that be. Tseir csssS...
otner reason. The leaders Of ~ rs,s,
party must, indeai, be = despersia y
and this last wall sounIls Jlks ~ ~
call of a defeate,S - A.!
Secretary Kerr said thai A. /. q
he would issue a formal sfatsrssss r.,
his prediction as to the rssri, n 4. .gI
gressional elections. With0m, ~. h.
any OF the details, he asserted tossSsl r.
mis- figures would show riemncssSss'' H.
Jointly in the next house a. ssvsss..3 u
all. Chairman Babcock al IA y! Il.
congressional committees, Ii { sI3s:s'
containing many glitterins isr,,Ss|
puplished this evening. claim i1s ~
mouse by a majority Of tweatv.sss.. X
view of the fact that the MAJORITY Il y
houfe Is over sixty. MIR, Bahrn,ts y +
claim is equivalent to an sdmtsris : .
preaching defeat. In forrIsr nsa..J
Mr.. Babcock laid claim to 4 issxsr ~
lican majority. but his figures are ",
smaller and smaller al the eleeiiss y
proaches. He winds up his ststemSn I,
the following significant warnine 4 \
publican voters:
Il do not see how this number Co.,
seven majority over ALI can he rein1I]
the party continues Its present eerrsi
campaign, bur to achieve this rovujl \ a.
be necessary for every republican i =
full duty"
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EFFECT ~ PARIS.

~
The showing -, rr the Court Is
Like Pail on the Country.
London. October 2S.--In moderate cir
cles, according to the Paris correspondent
of tho Times, where serious effort is
being made 10 discover the truth in the
Dreyfus affair, the impression left by the
report of NJ. Bard, official reporter Of the
court OF cessation, and by the raquisitorie
(petition) of NJ Manau, the plocureteur
general, Is profound, painful and discour-
aging
The correspondent of the Times contin-
ues; Though it weighs like pail OH the
country, the people are reluctant to admit
the Innocence of Dreyfus, because such a
belief would involve such terrible censure
OF those responsible, knowingly or IN
knowingly for his condemnation.
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Z ~ '77l'7'7'-77-7-77-777'--7---7-7 -
TEXAS POLITICS.

Judge J. NJ. Hurt states that he Is not
candidate and would not accept office
II elected.
Mr.. Hall of the Panhandle Is to mah >
several speeches in the Tenth district
big Sayers and Robson club has been
organized at Round Top. Fayette county.
Kleberg will get an Increased majority
in Arkansas county.
Tho Hawleyites at Galveston not even
Offering to make bets now.
Congressman Henry is speaking in Bell
county.
Hays county republicans advised to
vote the whole democratic ticket
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FOR AsIATIC STATION


The Helena to he Sent to
the sues Canal.
Washington. October 2S.-h I'M
OF a plan formed long before ,hs
began the Helena was ordered y
Asiatic stations ahaying beea y
especial reference to her WI
shallow water. The war outpseas
her to be recalled from the Eufcp
ton when she was about 70 ~ y.
Asia. 1t is row expected that - ~ !!
about the first Of November -
going by the way Of the sues Co.
An agreement has been mae
United States government that
resumption of hostilities WITH I =.
Helena shall not be used againa. ~
try. The Monacacy has been = ~
ing the war, but by smiisS
she was allowed to remain.
torpedo boat was allowed 10 ns
South American port by snhs
mant Il III n
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MONTERREY STRICKEN.
SIX more Deaths from Yellow rex.,
and Eight Now Cases.

Laredo Texas, october 2s.-very rell,.
bic Information is received here q, ii,
ueatns trcn yellow fever 10 Monterey on
"wednesday and three yesterday. Mckee
ciey trains on the Mexican National rail.
way pass Monterey at a high rate OF speed
Mnile iresght is being taken into Monterey
",thout interruption at tails point.
20 dAle many hundred people h,vs
rel. me cry. but osiag to the strict onar.
an ne y = NOS difficult to find a mace
- SOD Ine 'eath2 above reported ~,
oe 'no.a @, peFsoas co ming from
, ,,s',,,lSo VI o1asr iatestet ellis. o.
and arotte NO 'SS'e' ~
The citizen o. Mon.erev ara -
stricken, SuS miny would leave I, nv "a -
lne means The weather ha, beeome 20, -
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narEF FOREIGN ITEMS.

LoNDoN.--The failure is announced of II
$. Nichols. the well known publisher of
rare and curious works. Hts liabilities are
estimated at $4,000.
HAVANA.-The joint military commissions
nat at 10 O'Clock Friday morning to discus
the matters touched upon In the notes recently
exchanged between them.
MANILA. General Rios, for the Spanish
government. and General Otis have arrived al
a commercial agreement by which vessels
may be cleared to other Philippine ports
SANTIAGO DE CUBA.-Major Norman. sur
gem OF the Third immune regiment, at Guam
taramo, reports that there Is only one case
or yellow fever among the men and that Tho
victim in this instance is alreAi y GONZALES.
cent.
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Hold cIninnnt ncnd.

New York October 2s,--waiter Brown
Holt. oged SO, an ex-soldier of the United
States army, and claimant to tho immense
Holt estate In England u dead at his home
in this city OF bronchial pneumonia He
WAS o grandson OF Stephen H. Holt, who
constructed the United States hotel in this
city and was one OF the claimants to the
Holt estate that has been IN chancery for
about 200 years ind is estimated to be
worth $4,000, 600.
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DOMESTIC.

President Mckinley issues the ususf
Thanksgiving proclamation. naming NO
veinbor "a as the day.
Acmc Wrecking company OF San Fran
cisco wants permission to raise the Maine.
Philadelphia peace jubilee closes amid a
blaze OF glory. Old Independence Hall
rededicated
Big syndicate formed by the manufac-
turors of plug tobacco
Yellow fever has broken out again at
Natchez. Miss. and is OF malignant
tyne.
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NIcApAGuAN cANAi.
New York Capitaiists S,,id 10 lie he
hind the ChicnSrOana.

Chicago, October 2S ,--l,yaan Il. Cooley
is authority for the statement that the cap
itaiisls behind Edward +. cragin and
Frank S. Washburn In their effort to Sc
cure an option on ccneesSion from the
Nicalrmguan government to construct nn In
terOceanic canal, are not from Chicago. but
from New York, According to the best In
formation MIR. Cooley has ON the subject,
VIM. r. Grace and son and Charles 10.
Flint OF New York are behind the scheme
with Mr.. Cragtn. Mr.. Cooley says that II
the UNITED States government takes action
this winter the option Will have no effect
but In case congress- fails to act Grace and
tds associates viii come in MS residuary
legatees next October. II satisfactory ar.
Arange1nents can be made with the old com.
8 many,
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Havana. October 2S.-tS;50 .. m.)-At
this mornings joint session Of the evacua-
ton commissioners OF the United States
and Spain no conclusions were arrived at
except as to matters OF detail and OF little
Importance. Thus far all matters OF I'm
portance have been regularly referred to
Paris for decision by the Joint peace con-
ference.
November 10 the quarantine against yell
low fever will cease. so that steamers be-
tween Havana and Tampa can carry pas
sengers without immurdty.
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in Transmisson.)-R Replying yesterday to
the address of welcome in behalf of the
German Catholics of Palestine, Emperor
William of Germany said he was pleased
to seize the opportunity Of declaring "once
ana forever that my Catholic subjects may
always he suto of my imperial protection
when and where il may be REQUIRED"
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QUIET AT PEkIN.
Admiral Dewey Cables tbnt TroubIe
In thiuR Is Ended

Washington, October 2S.-Admiral Dewey
has oabled the navy department that
everything is quiet at Pekin ana that no
further troubles are anticipated and that
American interests in China are not in
DANGER The Petrol is at Taku. the seaport
OF Tien Tsin, and as the navigation OF the
fei Ito river, upon which Tien Tsin Is sill
uated, closes in November no attempt will
DE- made to send the vessel up that stream.
me Boston has sailed from Taku for che
rov' lha a'xtirary cruiser Nero, whose
coal recently caught fire when She ws,I
INTO chinese waters, Is OF no use on tha
asiatic station and will be sent 10 San
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To Pay Mccord claim

Lima Peru ostober 2s,-The peruyia,
government asked congress TO vote the sum
- 49, s,''V'V 70 pay the claim Of Victor II. Nc
oufa. consular agent Of the United STATE.
70 Areqnipa. Peru in 1885. seatnst Tho
SON Sss ~ I'm ,,osadamases sustained by rea.
son VI IMPRISONMENT during the reyoiu.
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Makes People Well.

The one tr ,e specific for diseases arising
from debilitated nervous system is Paine's
celery compound. so generally prescribed
by physicians. II is probably the most re-
markable remedy that the scientific research
Of this country has produced. Prof. Edward
Z. Phelps, NJ. D.. l.. l.. D., of Dartmouth
college first prescribed what is now known
the world over as Paine's celery compound,
a positive cure for dyspepsia, biliousness.
liver complaint, neuralgia, rheumatism, all
nervous diseases and kidney troubles.
Paines celery compound has succeeded
again and again where everything else has
failed.
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Dupuy to Form a canlner.

London. October 29.--The Paris corre-
spcndent of the Times SAYS: IF France
instructs Major Marchand to retire from
Fashoaa she Will refuse to enter any ute
rior negotiations. preferring TO leave the
question quite open and awaiting more
favorable opportunity 10 reopen It,"
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coNvIcrs Ka..l.np.
Gang Made an Attempt to n.cap

"""g made an Attempt tn Escape.
hut Veg. I'm sueces~ful.
Vueno' Texas, 'tober PA gang Of
State convlcts WIN aat the Ar,nsas pas.
depot today attcpu. To mako Thar "a.
cane. The guar NJ. upon them killing
two AID badly WIN u Two othoys Wiz
two sue ceedj4 ilpct .sss tbe,s rsA'pe
Colotsl d. C. Hct'on 4 Wei known eli.
Az .hencea o usn,ahn neigaoorhoot al
N ums OF ihefp, Wv ns a3d was shot
through the arm Bates, stray bullet.
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Colonel Bryan Rettes'

Savannah, Ca. October 80 !,
liam J. Brysm. who has pesu
hotel since his arrival here y ~
proved and received NUMBER
today. The corps surgeon u
has a light form Of typhoid iese.s3
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HILL MAKES A srppCx
Made No Mention OF the Nh
Platform or Silver Isuue.

Platform or silver Issue
Elmira, N. Y, October 2t.--Hx-O
Hill made his first political 1peeA p
1894 in hts native city tonight NJ
presence Of an audience that crowded
available inch of space in tas ~
theater. Mr.. Hills address was delle
in his usual vigorous style and ~
great applause at times. He aid Nj r
mention of the National platform ~ I
silver issue except to say: 'Nws WI e.
no bridges until we come to then. NJ
teen hundred will take care Of itSeRa
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SPORT.

Oscar Gardiner, the Omaha Kid
knocks out Sammy Kelly of Now York In
tho fourteenth round.
Chicago Racing association placed In
tho hands of n receiver.
Winter racing to begin at Oakland. Cal.
TODAY
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Madrid, October 2S.-Marshal Martinez
Campos after an audience with the queen
regent and a prolonged conference with the
narGster of finance, Senior Pulgceiyer, left
this evening" for Paris, with important pa
peTs for tie Spanish peace commissioners.
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LOCAL.

Texas takes the first prize at the Omaha
exposition.
Motion for new trial in the Burton
case overruled.
Mrs. Gardos assaulted at her home by a
burglar.
A new secretary for the Y. NJ. C. A.
Senator Horace Chiffon in the city.
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Roosevelt nj utics.

Utica, ". Y, October. %. Colonel ~
welt addressed larga gathering y y
hall here today. He. devoted W.
largely to an arrangement at the d.
party upon matters OF State taxetioa
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zion. The government dld not comply
with the suggestion and since nothing has
been done about 1t and no further request
has been made for ships.
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pLua TOBACCO coMnl>..


ufncture only Plug Tobaccos.
New York, October 2S.--A news bureau
says; A syndicate has been organized for
Financing the proposed organization Of a
company to be called the Continental To-
bacco compsny, which company WAL ac-
qulre the following concerns
John Filxer q Nrc., Louisville Ky: p.
4. Mayo = Bro, incorporated, Richmond.
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Killca lea live Mirc.

Cuero. Texas. cs,,,t 2s.---An electries
named Jim Barprh secthung man about as
years old. who patented came here from
Dallas ard waspt Housed by the cnero
Electric Light pad COR company. came
in contact with t..',:.,,..,e while making
some repairs TN q coi was instantIv
killed As far Hudson q e has no rsia.
tives in this se5}
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The only safe. scientific, .n q. III tssil1
tain cure for Structure Is Wv = 3 ~
DR.. HATHAWAY & C., ~ I espSlt .
originated by these en ihs,n Il
longs exclusively to tn ea perna1
dissolyes the structure sa n,p ~ G.
sage. II stops every unn a.sucss d. r
lays all inhammatos' ,.isansse +
ard Kidneys. Invigoratss ..aSs u
and restores health ana ~ ~ r
part Of tho body aflec'sd
sc spslass treated and ps'
write IL you can not :. call y. ~
consultation. Perfect ou
or address ~ NJ
DOCTOR HATHAW
10 Alans Pass, -
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Z Mrs. notisln Imdictcd.

Sam Francisco, October IS Mrs. Cordella
Botkin was insiacted this evening by the
grand jury for the mlraer OF Mrs. John
r. Dunning OF Dover, Del. ON August II,
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washington October 2S-A letter ~
ceiyed here from member Of the inyesft.
veys the information that msmhers think
titey may be able to reach this CITY from
their present tour about November 4 i,
pas been reported thst the com,n,ssson
NAV afterwards visit Santiago and porto
hico. This WIN be settled definitely after
Its return to the city. "''''