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e.. AMIZETT GOLD MINES.
Alex, Gusdorf, One Of the Fortunate Own
ers of the Valuable Shoshone Group,
Has Reason to Be Elated.


Mr.. Alex. Gusdorf, who mas heell ac-
lively engaged in business at Taos for
,hu On roars o,iovs the distinction
a ..a .ho erSt
OF having puilt aho oP''a''' WV "
modern Touring mill in that fertile ana
nrosnerous locality. and who is recog-
,. :. L ,oss ,iro,os of tho tor
niAo ;" -
rltory as II man OF uncommon eleiSy
and enterprise. has been visiting his
relatives and friends in Santa Fc for
a...ru ,.id wal.
several oays anu h"V'i"'i, p"i"
come visit to the NEW MEXICAN 'ol-
torial room.
In addition to ms general mercnan-
disc business az laos, mr.. uusaofl Is
associated as an equal partner WIN ms
brother, Gerson' IN the ownership anu
development OF the Vaiuapie onosloie
group OF hVe soio ciaihis; Si'ua'o ia
miles ABOVE Amlzett, IN TAOS County,
and his evident II om1oltaple con
ndence that Jhese ciallhs VIII sooh "
come large II regular producers oi Iile
much coveted yeiio" SUM is shareo ny
all who are famlliar with the 1acts'
In response ~ ieauing 4ure""Ionss .a;d |"
NEW MEXICAN SCRIBE WI. uusuori saiu.
MY prother anu myself nave hau iaiOn
III the Valuc OF inc onoshohe group eyer
since we began the oi Vle
same. ana every 1oot OF WORK we nave
done mas strengthened our commence IN
the success OF our INCREASING. oul
main shait IS no" oowh 10 lee. anu We
nave orlileu apou. ooo leeI VI VIC ,o ha
manly rom tne loo-loo. leVei' anu .ne
ore ooos s'eaohs i"hpio'eS !" appeal
ahce; .,,o ,on+i,,od
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MI; ul'suoli' VIA. wy n"u ro;nnn,i;.od
Walls anu 'ia. W WIN III. tnrthor
quaT1z was I'VE leeI waat' n"t wo al hava
WORK mas u,scioseu 'ne iaoV 'ma' w. no,v
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ana we do nov hhow no" lnnen ah .ha
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hanging wan. oul i,en s'ieaN 1a
"ldth from ~ 10 " iichcs l nn
this we ppe a ca s.nn aa " : -" =
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we arc now "orh'hs LOU n,en ~ .he
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At the Hotels.
Azure Grape Cream Of Tartar Powder.
40 A THE

At the Palace: N. l.. Nelson, Madrid:
VIM. j. Mullin, Huntington, Pa; Nm.
j.. Williams, Cerrillos; J. E. Elder, Al
buquerque; j. T. Murray, st. Louis; W.
E. Halcomb, New York City; W. J.. NJ.
Miller, Denver: s. Sanders, Trinidad:
Kate Kennedy, Embudo: Chas. Essin-
ger, Colorado Springs; A. A. Jones, Las
Vegas; Geo. Willis, Alamosa; f. w. Par
ker, Hillsboro: w. II. Kennedy, Ger
rillos.
At the Claire: S. II. Snider and wife,
Miss B. Wilson, Kansas City; ID. L. Gil
more. Espanola; W. A. Balcome, Pueblo.
At the Exchange: j. II. Harrison.
Glorieta; John Tourbett, Denver; p. II.
Hogan, Cerrillos.
At the Bon-TOn: Gus Johnson, Chas.
McIlvain, Ell Paso; Frank Fitch, Albu-
querque; Cristobal Romero, Gregorio
Rouse, Jack Rouse, GlOrieta; Jose Limo
Garcia. San Christobal; r. Richardson.
Antonito; Joseph Routledge, Bland; John
Smith, Albuquerque; Antonio Romero,
| Thomas Gutierrez. Romeroville; M. G.
Burton, Trinidad: Pedro Muniz, Rio Ar
riha
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TRANSACTIONS In THE COURTS.
Numerous Motions Disposed of in the Ter
ritorial Supreme 0ourt-Work in
the District Courts.

In the Territorial Supreme court YES
terday afternoon. a full bench being
present. motions were disposed of as
follows:
Il. Wormser a. Co., plaintiffs in error,
VS.. S. Lindauer, defendant in error: mo-
ton for rehearing overruled.
Ration Water Works company VS..
Town of Raton; motion for %rehearing
overruled.
Motions for rehearing were overruled
in the cases of John Boyle, Dr., VS..
Mountain Key Mining Company, New
| Mexico National Bank VS.. George L..
Brooks, Observation-Disclosures Mining
Company VS.. A. M. Hendry, Wellington
| A. Givens VS.. j. ID. w. Veeder and Bes-
sic Barnett VS.. Joseph Barnett.
w. p. Cunningham, sheriff, and Man.
dell Bros. VS.. L. D. Sugar; motion for
rehearing overruled; motion to retaX
costs will be heard orally.
George w. Witt ct al, appellees, VS..
G. Cuneod, appellant; motion for a re-
hearing o%verruled, except that the APP
peal bond should be so amended as only
to cover the costs.
The Santa Fe Casa Electric Company
and Santa Fe Electric Company; mo-
| ton for a rehearing denied. except that
the appeal bond should be amended so
as only to cover costs.
Horse Springs Cattle company VS.. j..
w. SchOtield ct al: motion for rehear-
ing overruled. i,
United States of America VS.. Frank
Lesnet ct al: motion to modify judg-
ment overruled.
In the cases of Bessie Barnett VS..
Joseph Barnett, Rio Grande Irrigation
& Colonization Company VS.. c. II. Gill
dersleeye, and Eberle VS.. Carmichael,
prayers for appeal to the United States
Supreme court were granted. The last
two cases were enormously taken up on
writ of error.
The application of Samuel Z. Black
for admission to the bar was referred to
the standing committee On admissions,
consisting of Messrs. Bartlett, Collier,
| Jones, Freeman and Newcomb.
The New Mexico Supreme court met
this morning at 10 o'clock in the cham
bers of the United States court of pri-
vate land claims in the federal building,
o full bench being present, with the ex-
ception of Judge C%rumpacker.
Two cases of the United States, plain
tiff in error, VS.. the Denver II Rio
Grande Railroad company, defendant in
error, alleged timber trespass. were con-
tinued.
The motion to retaX the costs in Gun
ningham VS.. Sugar was argued and taken
under advisement.
The court met at 2:30 p. III. for the
purpose of handing down opinions.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

A. A. Jones, attorney. Las Vegas. reg
listers at the Palace.
Mr.. John Tourbett. of Denver. regis
tiers at the Exchange.
W. l.. M. Miller, in the insurance
business in Denver. is Il guest at he
Palace.
Mr.. Geo. Willis. of Alamosa, is in the
city on business. and stops at the Palace
hotel.
Mr.. w. A. Balcome, of Pueblo. is look
ing after mining business. and registers
at the Claire.
Pedro Muniz. of Rio Arriba county. is
in the city on court business. He stops
at the Bon Ton.
S. Sanders, wholesale liquor dealer,
Trinidad, is in the city on business. lie
stops at the Palace.
S. II. Snider. wife and daughter, OF
Kansas City, have returned to the Claire
from u trip to Espanola.
Mr.. j. e. Elder, of Albuquerque. is in
the city attending District court. and
registers at the Palace hotel.
Miss Kate Kennedy, school teacher at
Embudo, is in the city for a short visit,
| registering at the Palace hotel.
Jack Rouse has returned from clio
| rieta. his home, to attend the United
| States court. He is registered at the
Bon-Ton.
Mr.. J.. II. Harrison. of Glorieta, is
looking after business matters in Santa
Fe. making headquarters at the Ex-
change.
Associate Justice j. w. Crumpackel
left Yesterday evening for SOcorro to
hold District court. during Judge Ham
%ilton'S absence.
W. II. Kennedy, the popular CerrilloS
merchant. is at the Palace: he is here
on business connected with the Teich'
man receiyership.
Gus johnson and Chas. McIlvain, two
s%heepmen of Ell Paso. are here on theil
way home from Colorado. They regis
tered at the Bon Ton.
Messrs. j. T.. Murray, st. Louis: w
f. Halcomb, New York City; N. l.. Mel
son. Madison. Wis, and VIM. j.. Mnllin
Huntington. Pa, are travelling mer
registered at the Palace hotel.
Frank w. Parker. ESQ.,. of Hillsboro
whose nomination as associate justice
of the Territorial Supreme court is nov
pending in the senate. arrived from Tho
south last night and is at the Palace.
Mr.. E. Clark, of Plaza del Alcalde, i!
in the city on business connected will
his large mercantile business. Mr.
Clark reports business in the Espanoli
valley better than it has been in year!
before, and thinks the coming year vii
see some wonderful improvements mad
in the ranches and homes.of his valley
Sister Lucia. of the Lorctto convent
and a sister of County Clerk Romero, ar
rived from Pueblo. C0lO. on NcuHeSua.
night, and is at the convent. This i
her first visit to Santa Fe in IL years
and on Sunday, in company with he
brother and Sister Gertrudis, daughte
of the late Felipe Delgado, she went tt
Aqua Fria to see her parents. While0il
that place over 200 persons. all relatives
called on her.
Mr.. Charles s.. Sprague. OF Colorado
Springs, editor and general manager o
the Evening Telegram, of that city, i
in Santa Fe, stopping at the Palace
Mr.. Sprague is here to meet his siste
from Ohio. who is expected to reacl
here tonight and will remain for tn
benefit of her health at the sanitarium
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Postal Changes.

Lewis Frankenburger, of Ration, N.
NJ, has been appointed a railway mail
clerk.
The postotlice at J~arales, Valencia
county, N. NJ, has been ordered discon-
tinued after January Is. All mail for
Jarales will 60 to Belen after that date.
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A Card of Thanks.

As principal of the public schools OF
Santa Fe, | wish to extend thanks tC
the people who so earnestly assisted In
making the concert for the benefit Of
our schools a complete success in every
way. The people who furnished the
entertainment for the evening are espe-
cially deserving Of praise.
s. Il. LANYARD.
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The Weather.

Threatening weather prevailed yes
terday with light snow in the evening.
Warm weather with light snow wa the
record this morning, at noon the snow
fall about 3 inches. Low barometer
prevailed and at noon was still falling
SLIGHTLY
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santa Fe Opera House,

THURSDAY EVENING, JAN. 10, 1898.
Return of the favorites--The Bittner
Theatre company and the wonderful
Edison Telegraph. Admission, IS and
so cents: for sale at Ireland's Pharmacy.
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Installation or ORicers.

Santa Fe Chapter No. !, r. A. Masons.
at its c%onvocation last evening, installed
the. following officers for the present
year, Past Grand High Priest w. s..
Harroun acting as installing officer:
DR.. j. B. Brady, ii. p; John Walker,
K; F. s. Davis, S.; A. H. Walker, G. of
the H.; S. &. Cartwright, P. s.; Marcus
Eldodt, R. A. G.: Arthur Seligman, sec
rotary; Frederick Muller. treasurer; Il.
M. Davis. sentinel.
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To

House of four rooms, independent en-
trance and exclusive placita, recently
occupied by Mrs. Long. Also three ex-
ira large rooms, entrance on placita.
Both have sunny exposures. l.. Is.
Prince.
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States District Court.
TO Cure a Cold i'm One Day

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if it fails
to cure. 25 cents. The genuine has Il.
r. O. on zach tablet,
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DEATH OF CAPTAIN N0RDSTROM,
A Gallant Soldier, An Afectionate Hus-
band and Father and a Faithful Friend
Has Gone to His Reward.

Captain Charles f. NordStrom, of the
Tenth United States cavalry. on de-
tailed service in this city as agent for
the Pueblo and Jicarilla Apache In
dams. died at his home in Santa Fe
this morning at ) o'clock of heart failure
superinduced by chronic kidney trouble.
Captain Nordstrom was born in Perry.
Maine, on January 25. 1912, His father
was "A ship owner and young Nordstrom
went to sea as a boy, and finally drifted
into the navy, where he served for two
years. He then went into the army.
Appended is the official army record
of this gallant soldier: Captain Nord-
strom entered the army as a private in
company E, First Maine cavalry. August
20. 1862, and served with credit through
out the war, being discharged on May
%, 1865. He was appointed a second
lieutenant in the Tenth cavalry on june
Is, 1867, promoted to be a first lieutenant
September /, 1869, and to a captaincy in
the same regiment August 20, 1889. He
served faithfully with his regiment during
many Indian campaigns in Texas, Ari-
IONA, New Mexico and the Dakotas, and
made an excellent record as an officer.
He was detailed as agent for the Pu-
eblo and Jicarilla agencies on April l,
| 1897, relieving Major John l.. Bulls,
| and has served as such with great
credit and ability up to the time of his
| mtimcly demise.
Seven ugly scars on his body bear
mute yet eloquent testimony to the per-
ilous service he passed through during
| the civil war. Two of these sears are
! upon the head and we're caused by saber
cuts inflicted in the battle of the Wilder
ness. He was a prisoner at Belle Island
for nine months, and, while being trans
ferred from the prison named to Ander-
sonville. he and another prisoner
Jumped from a moving train. Captain
| Nordstrom's associate was shot and
| killed, but he made good his escape and
| finally reached the Union lines.
Captain Nordstrom was happily mar
ried at San Antonio, Tex, in 1888. to
Maria Ursula Dwyer, and, besides his
widow. leaves two beautiful daughters,
Anna Francis and Maria Ursula, to
mourn the loss of an atfectionate and in
dulgent father. He leaves $4,000 life
insurance and other property to his be-
rcaved wife and children.
His death is profoundly and sincerely
deplored by all who knew him.
The funeral will take place at the
family home on Hillside e at
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon under the
auspices of the Grand Army of the Re
public and the body will be buried with
military honors in the National cemc-
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Territorial District Court.

In the East of the Territory VS.. Fran
cisco Romero, indicted for assault and
battery, the jury brought in a verdict
of acquittal about 8 o'clock last night.
The Ease of the Territory VS.. Luis
Gonzales, indicted for Il larceny OF a
Navajo blanket from Mrs. Garland. was
tried before a jury this forenoon. The
jury is now out.
United States District Court.
Owing to Judge L%aughlin's urgent en-
gagements in the Supreme court and
the Territorial District court, no cases
have SO far been tried in the United
States district court. The grand jury,
however, is actively at work.
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Just received at scheurich's for the
holidays. q. II. Numm's TX. Dry,
Chateau De Oorbiao, Wachenheimer
and other imported wines.
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kansas City Meats.

Bischof & Muller handle a full line of
Kansas City meats, including sausage.
Give them a trial.
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Take Laxative Rromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money If 1t falls
to cure. rs cents. The genuine has l..
B. @. on each tablet.
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Oysters and Fish.

Fresh oysters and fish received every
Friday by Bischoff & Muller. Prices at
the lowest possible notch.
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II you want the fattest and choicest
beef, veal, mutton, lamb and pork. go to
the market of BischOR & Muller.
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Seligman Bros

The pioneer dry goods and clothing
merchants of santa Fe, always lead
all competitors in their line Of bust
ness.
For example, they now come to
the front as the formally authorized
agents for Santa Fe and New Mex
leo Of
q. q. LEOPOLD.
The Famous Chicago Tailor,
who carries the finest aud completest
stock of imported and domestic goods
that can be purchased; employs only
artists in his cutting department, and
hence every garment that comes from
his house 10 not only we'll made and
a perfect fit, but 10 fashionable and ele-
CANT, even in its minutest details.
seiigman Brothers are now pre-
pared to take measures for Leopold
and guarantee a. perfect satisfaction
in all respects as could be obtained BY
q personal visit to the fashionable
Chicago tailor's establishment.
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Territorial Tax Collections.

Territorial Treasurer Eldodt has re-
ceived the following amounts from Col
lector Burnside, of Grant county, for
the month of December.
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mr. TC FOR SALE in any
quantity; carload lots
A3dress Ia Miller, Santa Fe, N. NJ, P.O. box
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strictly First Class.

Housekeepers and restaurant man
ayers can save money by purchasing
meats, fish and oysters from Bischoff
& Muller. Only strictly first-class meats
sold
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"Fresl LObsters. ShrimDs,"

Black bass, catfish, frog legs, oysters
and everything else in the market at the
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TO Cure u Cold i'm One Day

Take Laxative Bromo Qninine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money If it fails
to cure. 25 cents. The genuine has Il.
b. o. on each tablet.
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Action of the Grand Army.

|. Resident members of Carleton post
No. 3, G. A. r., are hereby ordered to
report at 1 o'clock p. NJ. tomorrow at the
Office of Geo. w. Knacbel, corner of Pal
ace and Washington avenues, for the
purpose of aiding in paying our last sad
tribute of respect to orr deceased com
rade. Charles +. Nordstrom.
III. Comrade John p. Victory, senior
vice commander of the post, is entrusted
with the charge Of all matters connected
with the funeral ceremonies. and will
make necessary details.
III. Visiting comrades and veteran
soldiers are requested to unite with the
post in this solemn duty.
BY command of: FRANCIS Downs.
Post Commander.
WINFIELD $. FLETCHER. A%djutant.
Governor Otero has issued an order to
the local militia organizations, including
the infantry company, the cavalry
troop and the artillery squad. to attend
the funeral in full uniform.
The following pail bearers have been
selected: Captain w. III. W. James,
Colonel II. b. Hersey, Surveyor General
Vance, Colonel Geo. w. Knaebel. jacob
Weltmer. and Captain 5. II. Day.
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Fresh vaccine, points and tubes just
received at Fischer T. Co.
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Fischer 4 Co., receive fresh vaccine
every week.
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Kodaks and kodak supplies at Fischer
a Co.
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The best Kansas City meats and all
kinds of game in season ut the Bon Ton.
The herald., 1898-09-14
DREYFUs REVISION
Seems Certain to Cause a French
Cabinet Crisis

PARIS, Sept. 1S.-The Rappel and the
Matn today say that at yesterdays Cabinet
Council the Minister of War; General Zur-
linden. explained his reasons for opposing
a revision of the Dreyfus case. The Prem.
Ter, M. Brisson, and the Minister of Edu-
cation, NJ. Bourgeois, these papers add,
urged General Zurlinden to change his de-
termination. but President Faure sided
with the Minister of War.
An excited discussion followed and the
Council was adjourned until the afternoon.
when calmness was restored.
M. Bourgeois pointed out the consequent
ces Of the crisis and further discussion OF
the matter was adjourned until Sunday
next.
The newspapers here are unanimous In
the opinion that the situation is serious.
They say that the temporizing will only
delay the decision, which, If favorable to .
revision. will cause the resignation Of
General Zurlinden and, If hostile, will lead
to withdrawal from the Cabinet
of M. Brisson, and result In q
general crisis. 1t Is rumored that
in view of the possible resignation Of Gem
eral Zurlinden, M. Brisson has sounded
General Brugere, who, 1t is said, Is disposed
to accept the portfolio.
The Gaulois and the Journal assert that
President Faure rather than allow revision
of the Dreyfus case will resign and .seek
reelection by the national assembly con-
vened to elect his successor.
The herald., 1898-09-14
INDEX
TO TELEGRAPHIC NEWS

i. Spain Is slow to evacuate Cuba, her 1
1, deliberation seemingly based on de- 4
+ sire to collect duties just as long as she 1
1, is permitted to do so. 1
4. Cubans in New York issue a mani i
+ festo setting forth the means of form 4
i. ing government In Cuba which shall 1
1. be satisfactory to the United States. 1
4. The revenue cutter Bear reaches 1
r Neah Bay with ninety-one ship i
+ wrecked Arctic whalers. 4
1. The president has promised to send 4
r an American delegate TO the czar's 4
+ peace conference. 4
r General Shafter files his report on 1
+ the conduct of the Cuban campaign. 4
r Walter Rosser of the Tennessees 4
+ regiment quartered at San Francisco 4
+ under arrest charged with a cowardly 4
+ murder. 1
r A long cabinet session held to con- 1
+ slider instructions to the peace COM 1
+ missioners: details are agreed ON but 4
+ not officially made public. 4
+ The fate of the Philippines is reliably 4
+ reported to be as follows: The island 4
+ of Luzon must be ceded to the United 4
+ States; other islands of the archipel- 4
+ ago to be returned to Spain subject to 4
r certain conditions including the sep 4
+ aration of church and state and the es- 4
+ tablishment of liberal government. 4
+ The government Is preparing for 4
+ trouble In the Philippines likely to 4
+ grow out Of Germany's desire for . 4
+ coaling station. 4
+ Nations Of Europe form compact 4
4. for drastic international action looking I
+ to the suppression of Anarchists =
+ There Is tremendous noise at the ses- Z
+ slons Of the Spanish senate, but 20 far =
r as heard from nothing II done except =
+ noise making.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
The herald., 1898-09-14
Whether From Insurgents or
the Germans
OREGON and IOWA GOING TO MANILA
Admiral Deweys Need for More Warships Grows Ou Of
Possible Complications With the Subjects
of the Emperor Of Germany
SPECIAL TO THE HERALD.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1s.-The admins
| tration is preparing for any trouble that
may arise in the Philippines, be 1t from
the insurgente or from outside sources. The
Oregon and the Iowa, which are to sail to
the Pacific, bound ostensibly for Honolulu,
are really going 50 as to be in position to
reinforce Admiral Dewey should he need
help. AS 1t is known that Admiral Dewey's
ships can give but little assistance In the
suppression Of Aguinaldo and his insur-
gent army, 1t is evident that the admins
tration fears foreign complications. Ger
many's intrigues are still being closely
watched, with special reference to her seiz-
ure Of anything in the Philippines that may
be unlawfully ceded to her by Spain, such
as a coaling station In territory which the
peace commission may award In its en-
tirety to America.
The inside history Of the strengthening
Of Admiral Dewey's fleet by the dispatch
Of the Oregon and Iowa to Honolulu Is re-
sistance to German interference. This
view was confirmed by the words of prom
inent official Of the navy department to-
day, who tacitly admitted that the final
destination Of the Oregon and Iowa would
be Manila, and said that trouble between
Otis and Aguinaldc did not require great
er squadron than Admiral Dewey's for It's
settlement. An official who stands close to
General Corbin said this afternoon that the
real reason troops were furloughed for
sixty days instead Of being mustered out
was in view of the possibility of the re-
newal Of hostilities.
The government expects to be informed
within sixty days of the result of the peace
negotiations and whether troops will be
called into service again will then soon be
known.