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Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1898-07-08

The state Of Montana, through its
treasurer, offers to subscribe for $780,
600 Of the new bond issue, as a perma-
ncnt Investment. IJis doubtful ifany
other state OF the Union will come to
the front as Montana has in this en-
ergcucY. In the first place, there are
few states that are free from indebt-
edness or that have permanent
school fund Of $225, 900, most Of IL un-
invested. This is the condition Of
affairs in Montana today.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1898-07-08

Chelsea district, in London, utilities
its street refuse by separating the rags
and paper, which are converted into
brown wrapping paper, while the rest
of the refuse is burned in the furnaces
of the reduction works and the resid-
uum is used in brickmaking.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1898-07-08

HOODS PILLS are the fayorite family
easy TO take, easy to opef-
ate. ,
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1898-07-08

The bill granting the territory OF
New Mexico certain lands for the sup
port of its public institutions and
schools in advance Of statehood, which
has passed both houses of the present
congress-, has been signed 10y the
president, and Is law This is good
news for the territory. There is still
time to save many valuable sections of
land for the territory by wise and
judicous selections Of the number Of
acres granted in the bill. The public
land donations have proved and are
proving of much value to all the west
ern states and there is no good reason
why this should not also be the case in
New Mexico.-New Mexican.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1898-07-08

The following story is told on Ralph
Merle While at San Antonio, with
'ieddy's Terrors" the horse selected
by Ralph proved TO have a sore back,
and he bad TO take what was left.
0Re afternoon while at drill aud being
Inspected by Colonel Roosevelt and his
5 tai The broncho temporarily used by
). ph began 70 pitch and started
down the line in front OF the soldiers
and passed between the officers in
spectiDg the troops. Ralph stayed
with his broncho though, and proved
to the entire satisfaction Of Colonel
Roosevelt that our college BOYS,
though not cowpunchers, know how
TO Fde.-Las Cruces Republican.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-30
SHORT MEAS STORIES,

CAMP wIKOFF, -General shafter Is
still indisposed,
NOW YORK There was only ono death
In Camp Wikoff; Charles Rose. Fifth in
fantry, typhoid FOYER
pEDHAM, Mass lex President Clevelanl
viii be one OF the honorary pail bearers
at the funeral OF Mr., Bayard
WASHINGTON. James Allison Of Wich-
tia, Kan. Il "a said viii be appointed one
of the United States commissioners At the
Parts exposition.
DENVER, Colo, Tho prosecution In the
court martial OF Chaplain Mclntyrc OF the
OreKon closed its case and the defAnse
presented two witnesses,
SAVANNAH Ga. Information has
rcschet hero Of tho oapsl2ing OF The
steamer City OF Macon nsar Brunswick
she was overloaded, 10 ono was injured
in tina accident
WASHINGTON Among tia callers on
| the president Thursday were General
| Greene Colonel Hay aud Commander Brad
ford, who has been detailed TO assist the
| Paris peace commissioners.
| NEW YORK The Evening Post say:
| that Daniel O. E'Nhaugh president OF the
! bankrupt New Enellni- :, Loan AMI Trust
| company is missing, which Is oceasinnins
much anxiety TO his friends
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GOLD SEEKERS PERISH.
seven az Them Lose Their Lives In
No(xhnm Inlet.

San Francisco, September 80. Charles V.
Watson. mining man of Carson City, New,
who has arrived here on the bark Northern
Light from Ko,zehue Sound, tells OF how
seven gold seekers lost their lives He
says:
ION the night Of August II, Fred How
ard. Joseph Graham, Joseph Wilmot OF
Providence, II, L.. and Joseph starke of
Madeiya county. California. wso went north
on the bark Harmed, were drowned while
trying ~ gtt across Hotsham Inlet with
their provisions. storm arose and cap
sized their small beat When morning
csme tho other prospectors missed the
Rhode Island party, as they were called,
and the searching party that was sent out
found the boat floating Keel up, but no
trace o, the men. The provisions and other
effects belonging to the hapless party were
cast upon the beach by the waves
George W. Muller OF Iowa was drowned
on August 10 while ascending the Kubuck
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ARMY HOSPITALS.
Several important Changes Contem
plated IL, ttrcr.

Washington, September 2a-lmporianl
results are likely to follow the tour OF IN
spection OF the military camps just com
pleted by Secretary hlgcr, and especially
in the matter OF reorganization Of the hos
p.tal service IN the field.
After thorough examination OF the
relative merits and dement's of the two
plucos. Secretary Ager has framed a
project which he has undertaken for the
amalgamalion Of the hospitals In such
manner as to retain the most desirable
features Of hoh. His plan is to have The
division hospitals arranged in sections of
| tents lying in wings branching off rom
A general aisle. This can be worry easily
made by the use OF q few flies and rroper
| connection of the comron tonta, rAei
| the sections are to be allotted to the DIFF
ferent reglmonis In the division, ouch III
care of cue of the regimentai doctors ye
receiving the attention of the hlgh claA:
! talent and female nursing which is D0as,btc
only 10 the big divis,on hospts,ls, In th
way the men could preserve the Individual
ity Of their commands, and the idea may hi
carried cut 80 fat as To suhdNide the see
tons tnto smaller sections to make sur,
of falling ln with their mates when the,
40 10 the hospital.
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SANTIAGO RURALEs.


DO Police Duty.
Santiago de Cuba, September 30 Ar
engagements have been completed FOR the
formation of force OF Cuban mount "a
police for the province Of Santiago. II
consists OF a comnandant with the rank Of
major, three captains, six lcutenantS, ten
sergeauts nud $40 enlisted men. The rat 3
OF pay of the enlisted men are The same as
In the United States army, while the Off
cars get two-thirds
General Castillo has charge OF the pre-
llmnaries Of the appointments. He must
select capable inca, VINO have served in the
Cuban army and tba Offices must have
held similar or a higher rank In the Cuban
army. This police force viii have a large
territory. to cover ana IL is expected G'
soon as the Cuban troops dl5bani the law
less clement will break loose and VIII have
to be kept in chesk. Even at present guam
titles OF cattle are stolen and complaints
are frequent to both General Wood ana L
Gunerll Castillo and they are Determines
TO nut an end TO the state OF affairs,
The Cubans are beginning to uhdsrstan'
that the sudden change they wanted ate
the surrender would have caused serious
disturbances.
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THE OCCUPATION Of CUBA
The First Order Has Been issued BY
General Niles.
TO TAKE STATION AT MANzANlLLO
Fourth United states volunteer In
fantry to he Detached from the
seventh Corps for Service.

washington, September 29.-The follow
ing order for the occupation Of Cuba was
issued today:
Headquarters Of the Army, Adtutant Gen.
erals Office, Washington.
washington. September 20, 1s9s.--By d.
Tection OF the secretary of war the Fourth
United States volunteer infantry, de-
tached from the Seventh army corps. viii
be placed In readiness for immediate sery-
ice in Cuba, pursuant to general orders
No. 154, from this office, and proceed
fully armed and equipped, to take station
at Man1anillo; the commanding officer re-
porting his arrival by telegraph to Major
General Wade, United States volunteers,
Havana, who will give instructions as to
its duty and disposition.
The quartermaster's department VIII
furnish the necessary transportation and
the subsistence department Will provide
the necessary suitable rations, and the
surgeon general make ample provision for
necessary medical attendance ana sup
plies for the troops en- route ang after
ARRIVAL.
By command OF Major General Miles
II. C. Corbln, Adjutant General.
Washington, September 90. The pub
lished order forming the first division for
occupation OF Cuba does not designate ths
major general who will command il, but
states that tho division will be temporarily
commended by the senior officer on duty
until a permanent division commander il
chosen by the president. Tho division "a
OF three brigades, as follows:
cavalry brigade, composed OF the Seventh
and Eighth Unit,d States cavalry. to b,
commanded by Grigadier General l.. IL
Carpenter, Uilted States volunteers.
First infantry brigade, composed o
Fifteenth United States infantry and th,
Fourth United States volunteer infantry
to be commanded by Brigader Genera
Simon Snyder, United States volunteers
Second Infantry brigade, composed Of TN
First United States infantry ana SAtl
United States volunteer inf3ntry TO b.
commanded By Brigahler General e. u
Wllisiou, United States volunteers.
These troops. with the exception of tn
Fifteenth infantry. are under orders {
20 TO Huntsville. Ala. ana the Efficient
will probably be ordered there soon.
has generally been supposed that the d.
vision would be commanded by Genera
Wade. who Is now in Cuba, chairman q
the military commission.
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PEACE COMMISSIONER
MINISTER DELCAssE BNTERTAINs
THEM AT A LUNCHEON.
Courtesies Were Exchanged npd the
Representatives OF HostiIe Ma
lions Became Acuuai nted.

Paris, September 29.-The United States
mace connisa,or hs,a ,N
- "'i1 A"'"'o' "hierehce
80 'Ni"lns' "iter when, accompanied by
The United States ambassador, General
Horace Porter thev drove ~ tho ,a,,,
oc.to, ,h, 80, '"'''s"
wy 'V'"'p's'V"heFs het ana
preaklasted WIN the Spanish commission
ers. In addition 10 the commissioners ana
ambassadors tho mtnis.ar ., ,,,..,s
,,,r. 4, n.,,. ~ ''' &c" ~
"' ieiuaSse' naA invited the or
HCL'is on the French foreign office, the
first secretaries OF tho emhaesies e,1 ca,
ana, yarro, sa,-,,,.,, :, -,
u "ne H'!See pai-
aee'
The French newspapers continue TO com
ment uppn Tho difficulties ubi,h ,ha ,.
oo,,,,,tsst,n. IA, Wv WV
wa AaNe 10 lace py reason
o tnslr MVergent instructions, beyond
which, 1t Ia said, they can not 70.
The breakfast at which the two peacr
commissions met for ,ihe first dime today
was purely informal affair gNea by Al.
Delcasse In his private apartments al Tho
foreign Office. The Spanish commissions
srs arrived fiIet, accompanied by the
Spanish ambassador hero. Sener Leon y
Castillo, and the secretary OF the Spane 81,
embassy. The United States anhassador
General Horace Porter, and Henri Wig
maud, tho secretary OF the unitei States
embassy, arrived at the foreign off, q be-
fore the American commissioners and
awaited them there, The American parl,
arrived on The stroke Of 1890, the 40 II
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WAR AFTERMATH.

General Miles In a speech said Ayers
excuse for the hundreds of deaths III
camps was an insult TO quarter OF ini-
lion brave American volunteers
Aguinado is going TO be president OF
the Philippine republic and will relinquish
the title of dictator.
Garcia will try to raise loan on Cuban
territory to pay the Cuban troops.
General Wood would not permit trans
port with sick aboard to leave Santiago
because 1t was not properly supplied with
stores.
The Maria Teresa is now nearly ready
to leave for the United States.
Gomez has no ambition to be president
OF Cuba, but wishes TO be the power be-
hind the throne.
Papal nueio at Madrid is trying to save
the church's property.
sagasta hopes to secure commercial ad-
vantages at the Paris congress.
Fourth United States volunteer infantry
has been ordered to proceed to Cuba and
occupy Manzanillo.
War investigation commission wants all
complaints made in writing and the
charges must be specific, They nave caliod
on the department of the Pacific for in
formation
NJ. Dclcas1c. minister Of foreign affairs,
eutertains the American and Spanish COM
nIissoncrs nj luncheon.
As a result OF Ayers tour Of inspection
OF the hospitals some important changes
will be made.
Bnnco has ordered the release of all
political prisoners Arranging for the
evacuation Of Cuba
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SUMMARY OF TODAY'S IMPORTANT NEWS.
sTATE.

Constable Kelly OF Corpus Christ' was
slot and seriously wounded by ambusned
assassins.
October 10 has been set apart as La
fsyette Day In the public schools.
Men alleged to havo been implicated In
IN. Fort worth train robbery are now on
trial for murder.
Men OF the Second Texas are peihs si'sA
a royal welcome at their home to"hs'
Remains OF Colonel Briscoo u b'iu"'"
we're laid to rest with military honors'
The Fourth Texas arrived safely at eau
Antonio.
Positive orders have been received az 10
the mastering out of Texas troops
Hayes & Son now ask that hous'o"
bonds be fixed properly and delivered 10
them
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IfulS Eit.S.

1t Is reported that Kiaug WI Wei, the
Chinese refugee, has arrived at Bahan
and was arrested by Japanese authorities.
ultmatum Of the powers to Turkey pre-
scented.
Edham Pashu. Turkish governor OF
Crete. depOsed.
Admiral Noel getting weary OF the sub
terfuEcs Of the Turks at Gambia.
Crisis In China was brought about be-
cause the emperor appeared on the streets
In European dress and because OF the ar
rival of the Marquis Ito.
Six prominent Chinese beheaded because
they were alleged to have conspired
against the dowager empress.
When the siTdar reached Fashoda Mar
chaud was about out OF supplies He
could show no French authority to occupy
the place.
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SPORT.

Corbett and Mccoy will be allowed 10
spar at Alleshany City during the Knights
Templars conclaye.
Directly won the 2:O5 pace at Louisville
IN 2.03h. the fastest heat Of the year
There was bad smashup in whlch
drivers were injured.
Cincinnati has dropped out OF the SUI
class.
John r. Gentry defeated Joe Patcheh
At sprlnenold. ILL.,. in two straight heats
Time. 2.04h, 2:4Is.
The boiling cyelefs refused to PARTICIPATE
in the Woodside races at Philadelphia
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PROHIBITION IN CANADa.
Indications Arc that II Has CO.
in the Dominion r

| s's''s ~ INV vnv&A.l
| in the Dominion. 'S1
| Quebec, September 29.--Reports n. =
PARTS OF the Dominion indicate IT, p
vote for and against prohibition h., W
rather light. The heaviest vote an,.1
prohibition was in the province Of oba.
the French clergy having advised a.,s.1
it on the ground that it would opIy n,I
law breakers, also that with tina -
traffic destroyed there would be no "
raising the Sl0,000,000 which ynns.s'
comes TO the Dominion from the lh,3
trade The indications tonight an ~
prohibition has been carried by Lara ~
jority, but probably not more thar ~
/ The registered vote Of the Dominica n
| been cast.
Estimates place the majority agalnx -
hibition in the province at 10000
Prohibition carries in Manitoba by ~
| 5000 majority.
Returns from ontario show q small y
jorlty against prohibition. This Is n
Of so Geo since the last vote in 1894
The majority in Nova Scotia for pnAk
ton lis about 10000.
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BRIEF FOREIGN ITEMS

SANTIAGO Total sick, li's'
cases. 7Sl; no deaths.
YOKOH ANA. The rebels ~ .s,,'
have fled before the troops, Dun w
number of villages. y,
SHANGHAI.-Yu Man Use, v,rs
chief, threatens to attack Cnuh .ia,m,i
and the inhabitants are greauy
lIIAvlAs&A.-TRe meeting be, ,'0x 4
Spanish and American evacuau. ~
missioners which was to have S
Thursday was postponed. ,.I
HAvANA.--A meeting was ns.y
tanzas for The purpose OF arran ~
systematic distribution OF ny 81
brought from the United Stales :"
Cross steamer Comal. -
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EDHAM PAsHA DEPOsED.
admiral Noel Disguised with 81
terfuGes of the Turks.

Admiral Noel Disguised with 81
terfuGes of the Turks.
Gambia, Island of Crete, September N
Edham Pasha, the Turkish governos, Y
is chiefly blamed for the recent r,aa|
here, has been deprived OF the govern
ship and started for Smyrna today
The delays and subterfuges In comt1
Ing with the orders Of Admiral Noel, 4
British commander in these waters
crease. The Turkish authorites 81
ceased surrendering arms and are N
tending that the disarmament has NJ
completed. The British officers proY,Ma
search suspected houses. They have VI
covered that many Of the men surre1dx]
to Admiral :locl as rngleaders q Y
rlotng are innocent, while the guilty =
still at liberty.
4 detachment Of 500 British busjst1
were paraded through the town todey.
Djevcdo Fasha, the local Turkish ~
tary comma nder, has consented to no11
the Turkish troops TO the suburbs
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Five Lives Lost.

Milwaukee, Wis, September 80 "A spe-
cal to the Sentinel from Cumberland. Wis.
says: Fire. supposed to have originated
from forest fires, burned half OF this city
today, causing 4 property loss estimated
at $4,000. About twenty-five families
are homeless.
Five children are reported burned to
death large saw mill is among the
buildings burned, throwing many out OF
employment,
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authority for the statement that the con.
soli5ation will soon be effected. In ada,-
tion TO five Of Mllwaukee's mills whose
daily combined capacity Of $500 barrels
the syndicate is said to embrace three
mills at Superior, Wis. three at Duluth
three at Minneapolis and one In New
York. the total capacity being upwards a,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-30
SlRDAR IS TO Be COVl7
Ne Will Resign His Prcsc Il ~
to Become Ruler. A
MAJOR MARcHAND WAS IN SIN
when Kitchener Reached ". 4
French We're About to Leavs %
Supplies Were Exha usxex 4

London, September 30.-The Cai,. "a.
spondent of the Telegraph says: 1sl i
dar will become the first governor s..s
OF the Soudan and may hold that ,..o
for a time. but be will resign the ,ss3
ship. 7
Major Marchand was in straits ~. /.
sirdar arrived and was glad to rsc<fss 4
supplies from the latter, without Vkta
would have been compelled to out 20
oda. Major Marchand was unabls Y N
any authority from the French eoy.rs.'
for holding the place.
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COMM .iltCIAL.

SPOT cotton markets unchanged
IJverpool cotton futures up l-6id; New
yor, closed unchanged to point up aud
New orleans unchanged to points down.
Stocks ruled frmer and advances were
the rule.
September wheat closed at a decline Of
2, and December lc; corn is down 5-sa ilc
and oats L6I3-Sc.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-30
THE YELLOW FEVER.

No new cases at jackson, Two new
cases at Taylors, two suspicious cases at
Water Valley and three at oxford.
One new case in New Orleans, four at
Wilson's and eight at Franklin, with no
deaths in Louisiana.
Marine Hospital service reports to.al
cases in the United States so far at $40,
with only twenty-five deaths.
jackson, Miss, asks for help in order
to feed the refugees In camps.
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Govcrnor Taylor scriously III,

Knoxville, Tom, ser,smber eo.--Ia-
formation front Johnson City tonight says
Goyerror raylor's condition has become
more critical than 81 any time during hls
Illness ils relatives from distance
have been summoned to his bedside. Grave
fears are felt concerning the result Of his
Illness.
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rtuy in Wisconsin N.

st. Paul, Mimi, September ga Chip
pewa Falls, Wis. special to the Pioneor-
Press says; Forest fires are doing enor-
nous damage along the 500 and Wisconsin
Central railways. Glenwood. a town o!
about 200 people, was saved after many
hours OF hard fighting. Telegraphs, tele-
phones and bridges have been destroyed.
The wind Ia blowing a gale aud serves
TO spread the fire. A large portion of Clear
Lake, II town of GOO inhabitants, is reported
DESTROYED
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DOMESTIC.

Fanny Davenport buried In Boston.
Ex-Ambassadoi Bayaid's remains to be
taken to Wilmington, Del. Ex-Presldent
Cleveland to act as pail bearer.
Governor Tanner OF Illinois has ordered
trcops to Pana TO protect property, but
era,
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river. Muller and his partner had moored
their boat under sand bank that caved in
on them. capszing the craft l was near
by and rescued MuIler's partner just in
the nick OF time.
1.-TWO men named Clark and Crawford
were drowned in the Kubuck Rapids"
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Checked by Rain.

Deadwood s D., September ga heavy
rain today checked the forest fires which
have been ravasing the country. The loss
will amount to hundreds of thousands OF
dollars. There has been no HISS of life 30
far ms known.
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A movement is on foot to erect another
Baptist church in the city.
Charles Griffin, the slayer of Charles
Bialock was remanded without bail.
The observance of the Feast of Tabei
nacles.
Further litigation over the city bond
sale.
Soldiers returning to their homes on fur,
lorghs issued preparatory to mastering
out.
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FLOUR WILL syNDrcArE.

Options Secured ON Five of the SIX
Milwaukee Plants.
Milwaukee. Wis. September % Tbs
Sentinel tomorrow Will cay; Five Of the
six Milwaukee flour millers have given
op,sors on their plant TO syndicate rep
resented by Thomas A. Mcintrye OF New
York, according to rumor on change.
and the manager OF one OF the mills 10
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Eipht Mns stnnneh.

Sacramento, cal. September 2a.--Ths
Tracy Muller fight was stopped ir he
eleventh round, The fighting was about
even. The fight WIS stopped because hot
men fought foul, the club reserying Its de-
.'son for the present.
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Madame Mnur Gives Pail

Paris, September 29.-Madams =
Maur, wife of member of the chamoS
deputies, who on Friday last eniefM
office OF La Lanterne and drawing =
volver fired upon NJ. Olivier, has peeA
leased on bail.
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Austrian Reichsrnth.

Vienna, September 30. = The Auk'
reishsrace reasseYbled today ana
language BINS were presented. Ioe
ister of commerce and natiopal ecoar'
DR.. Won Barenrcther, represxAlH
German party, resigned.
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Cnmndinn Commission.

Quebec, September 29.-The iolN
sion CT the international confereaU
very brief. hut the sub-commp@ees
been hard at work all day. 1t is likM
congress will adjourn before long -
in Washington.
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SIX EXECUTED.
They Were Said to Have Conspis
Against OuyvnEer Empress, N

Against Duwnger Empress. Il
London, September 30.-T'he Pekln =
respondent Of the Times, wiring Thuf7dl
says; Six refugees, namely Kiag y
brother, one censor and four head ca
of the cabinet, including a son Of ~ 2
ernor of Hu Poi, were executed todu
alleged conspiracy against the dcse
empress.
There is no excitement there and ~
TIL g is proceeding as usual.
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London, September 3O.-A dispas's
the Daily Mail from Cape Town sa's q
eral Kitchener has cablei to CeAi *
tiiat he mas established a post s'v ~
Fashoda and asks. when are YOU y
up?'
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Yokohama, September % ~
from Bahan announces the arn'" !, I,
Chinese refugee, Kang Wa Wei, homs'
and also his arrest by the JapAu's
tLorities.