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"wuo KSows,-
Se"or ssEss's Say. that M.y.. A.. r,..n T..
"i"ent May Arise To Nee...,,.,. n.,--

Madrid. Nov. :s.-After Waiting m.
aI,sh recent today. In order 10 oondeis
Mitn her majesty on the death "a hsr
husband. King Alfonso XIII VINO AZ
" 10Y 20; 1883. the minister met in
sIvaI." Th.y were occupied ssclu.
aN"y With the consideration 81 az.
psaer question. Eventually IN. mia
. unaninou"iy approved ths In.
a ~. 10 ssnof Mon,sro Rie.. presi.
atawn ~ by the foreign ana eoion,si
munster, which will be tsiegrnph.d IA
Paris tonight. N"'a W
While che csbinr, minister. w.r. mn,
~.sNei reFnriinE the in-;rs-ions .ea,
VI. spanish commissioner n n. -
n. ,, we Philippine question will b,
hstlled on Monday nsst. w
premier Senior aaras.A. Nh.
sshed ~ Monisy's session would a..
The 49,, OF the PHrla conference and
is replied who knowsS Msyb.
I,sh Incident Will arise or furtbs, co,.
~" "
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drrs0n. Hale. Macarthur, Reevr, M
omesr. of the rsi Ds,.. rs.,. Elected.

Columbus. Nov. sat- ,oday's se-.
non q the Phi Delta Theta conyon.
ZION. Dr. J. Edward brown, of colu,n.
bus. was Unanimously eie-iei prcsi.
dent, but declined and dominated 1
CLARK Moore. @; Philadelphia, who wa
chosen. Other officers selected were'
seerctary-frank y, swope. Louis.
vile. Ky.
Trcasmfr-H. ~. Ward. Cleveland.
neporisr-Hugh Mter. IndlnuupoiiA
Hlsiorlan-pr McClunE Madeline.
Philadelphia.
rrUsiees-R. ". svtrler. Kans,s
CITY Emmetg Tomklua AMI Dr. !. A.
brown, Columbus; NJ A. steafns.
Cleveland.
Mlss Mary French Field. daughter %
'iie late Eugene Ftsld. appeared before
the convention by invitation ana rod
frrn her fathers works Mr. Field
wus member Of the fraternity ana ~
the CONCLUSION ~ the reading. Miss
Fled WIS elccied ~ the aiughts4 of
the organization, which honor she &c.
crpted IN the words;
~ hope 90 be u F,sd daughter 10 tee
fiaterDiiy and q gooi sister to you
all"
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Washington, Nov. 25.-Crnsul Oen-
eial Gootby 81 Paris. says sh 70 arr NJ
importation Of live hoTH from che Unit
cd States INTO France. but the lnppurtr :
tlon u live casic. such A. COWS. bulls
ar steers from the latter country II ab.
soigsely prohpHci The animals. upon
arrival. are subjected % q sapiary ok
amifati3n by one 81 the official votcr-
irsry surgeons detailed Tor sho pur-
g9us disease u detected. the unlmai IA
Killed at once and shc others pui ur,ier
-urvelilsuca. The pro1urtilb ard she
consumption of all live animals In
France thls year are very nearly tai.
anced. with the exception Of sheep.
There ls more demand for these anl.
mails than FOR any v,hsr live stock.
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Manila, y l.. Nov. 2i.-Deiayed In
unhsnirslon.-T Thanksgiving DAY w,s
generally observed by ire Ameri,or..
non and the iirifith also rTisb,,t. 1
ne gly a. a holiday. Tee foi,urs Of
hc aHyN f'hlNlilcs was u dinner ton.
dered by @. y. Williams. u. \. c,n.,i
mere ~ officers " the Amerc,n ,,rny
Hnd navy Covers were insi pr "a
hersor., ara among ihosc present wer1
Hear Admins Dewey. Clpialn Dysr. ~
me hlliimufe; cspi. C6Ehau. 81 IN
tilngh' Commander LeutE. ~ tha
Mon. ffry. Capt. Lamb srton. Of ur
naFshln olymrla3 Commander Milknr
% III cNnclrd. Llcti. commtr,isf Sin.
ger ~ the Manila. ard i.atI. Htaun.
ersrMhfr. - the 'hnrie.iir' Grnef'sis
anderson. Hale. Macarthur. Reeves. H..
~; otr ana overshlna, and Col. ~ =
clufe. the Hriiith AMI Belgian cansuis
ana tome representative fnerrhantsnnt
the urwHpapefmen. The Minnesota reg.
lneri entertained the whole u The cal.
lfJfnn regiment.
The Inmates OF the hospital were no,
forgotten.
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captain mHhab's FIRST Article on Na,s
nstilss to the London Times.


Srx York. Nov. "a special to IN,
wgfd from London says
Captain Mahan. of tie United state,
nyy publishes In the Times She first oi
tw Arlclcs on The war ON the sea
| 40 ~ ltagOnH.'
A,nliilng the rlsk or passing final
Judgment on events siiil recent. Captain
Altil argues that Ia .he rapid drive
| u Ne a rapid. rough. yet silll work.
ltg itslil0n must be formed from the
IA upsrencct. The material. he says.
i ~ VI avthablr 10 give q complete
rlit u ihe operations. nor II the time
~ 10 hnal decisions. but II Il suiii-
Cat 70 suggest a general direction 10
W recalls that she American naval
iisf Sffe hamptrsd By the fact that
~ sar was undertaken primarily 10
ehe sPlln out Of cuba. n q more
ftsfal appreciation OF the situation
~ ben adopted and the United States
~ iakrn account % the injury they
aii iss.ilntd by the Ubiquitous chhrac-
" o spaln'n rule In her colonies and
~ islafei war ON those grounds the
yf'tve American operation would
niftly 20 hgfp Cuba. but 10 compel
g
States might demand.
"a such ease the reduction OF Porto
~ you'd have been Americas iifni
Afi 10 order 10 throw Spain back on
~ hgme territory 10 support hcr opcr-
~ % 10 Cuba. Porto Rico would have
30 IN lnsurfnouniabie obstacle II re-
Ahfl 10 strong snemy'H hania 10
Ahflcan operations In Cuba, and an
l.Ally valuable base IL wrcstled from
Captain Mahan insists welghtlly on
Efeit military Importance Of Porto
10 estimating the fighting strength OF
:, American and Spanish fleets the
" apartment held unwhyefingly
10 mercy possible success justi-
sa TEX unless n gave fair promise of
.ihlahlnr the enemy's naval force
~ - deciding the control OF the sea.
yen which the Issue OF the war depend.
u, attaches immense importance 90
~ wlhsing OF the oregon from the Pa.
70 the AilanlIc. because II showed
tip me American Meet had on Ger.
- squidinn and the consequ.n nj
A,h9li fear.
W pays high tribute 90 Sampson
~ " successful b0Nling OF Crfyera's
,gs.dIon ~ Santiago. an operation
,,'..snl Win difficulties. doubts. uneer-
'.a'' and more akin to she WIRING
80 o, champagne tn unbreakable
Aia a bottle.
Cameras move To the Phillip
49, NJ had preserved though the
i'sslean neet was quite safe, IL might
~, hse,,sliatsd a temporary abandon
~ q Manila bay.
~. men enters into technical con-
~. ton VI the mOmentour problem
,.ssh.r the Individual size OF ships or
~, uuhs9sr should be the aim OF naval
-. ne comes 10 che conclusion
~ g'her things being equal, numbers
"a an lhcrease OF offensive power.
s,.,. article has excited the llyeleN
% ~ ~ naval circles, where. owing
NP2lly read " =" " p''"'
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COUNTER PROPOSITION.
k.,,i,rts Apparently Doubt the fl'ednsm Of
Americas Offer.
Ioys HUNTING A GOOD BARGAIN
n. philippine. Thrown on the co'oni'
bargain Coulter for One Hun.
bred Millions

-. Ell, 1. NOW known tina,
Pifs' Nv 80 -. I,,,,t, ,.,,.,,
Pain VIII cfh'uHt nff 'l''' NUN ""'e"
,,if,s Monday. before replying 20 the
..,.,,s, offer regarding the Phillip
ne hiahus'
II the meanwhile the sp'niards are
,.v,.sine the entire neld and ex-
-.l.. .,..,s ,..o,,,ce 10 o,stpone IN,
ils'lh-
'jrsvfahle
II A. eibitd e. the Associated Press
\. .t,..tsy fhey could not acccp, the
.,,t....,,.... -. o,.t ,,i,t,,,,
1'meflean u'''''"'u'' ''". "''''Y1'
! sking II % were reslly 80 ihat APP
4, i.1 90 the time limit.
4 . ~. sn,ri,ra. .nn,rentiv Joubt
W" ,"' -. -,
- hNedheas Oh the a'houn. 'n' N'"'''.
Lins N red for The Philippines, and
Iay ihsy scnf communication to
H. American commissioners asblnE II
H., AFTER would Accept q counter prop
,.lsn by spain 10 csdc the Philippine.
uj0. 6l0. 900
s,lin lmaElnss the Americans nigh,
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furuRE or ounA.
Vniaon, On. OF the Commission.
'H' Expresses Ills Views.

new ssS York, ov .2S,-rhe Cuban cum.
ss1l,m who came 30 the United
u,.x ,' 70 9ngr President Mckinley the
tgrr Nl NE Cuban leaders for Inc fu-
10 s,fefnment Of the islands expset
vu',s" Washington Monday. Jose n.
pt.- one Of rhe commissioner cN.
i.e, M 4, s,ins decided Views ON the sub.
u. we fuiure at Cuba.
very s s'l.rngih Of the annexa,lonlsts
X N'eai'" he was asked.
woels ~, ns replied, "and IL II were IL
Ss s'. has declared 10 The warIa ,ha, s' =,
o. ta,h, intend TO annex Cuba. n can
tto1' In pll recognize our independ.
Flyernor ~, meantime u Is practically
bhhbg .t he island. ard We can do
casd Without ha perml.sion IL
fsysuflnn LUCK Us Without political
Gem Gem, asd that u Impossible" W
F,rhns" Nnuez said that usne,aN
sSod w Lee would hai,ily maze a
Aimsa' vernon Of he island, a. ma
s6'Hisns ana was apparently in
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LOOTED
When u".srn"r Lsedy ~ ksn... Goi There
the Cupboard Wa. Hare.

Topeka, Kas.. Nov. ?i.-The discovery
has been made that the private deposit
boxes OF the state treasury have been
looted within the last week. The dis.
cuNtry was first made by GOV. i.eedy
on wednesday evening. The governor
went 30 hiA box to get some money be-
fore he went home for T'hanksFiving.
but he found his box empty. lie had
liGs IN a.
This morning. Mrs. J. 81. Harrington.
widow ~ the state house guide who
died last evening went TO the treasury
and asked 90 get the money from her
husbands box. The box was found TO
BE- empty. Mrs. Herflngt0n told Asst
the boz.
W. II. nhf'bre. Mr. Hefflngton'a step
son. lost $50 from his box.
An Investigation showed tina. the
locks on ~ many AZ six or eight boxes
are alike and one key viii unlock sew
eral of them.
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hclal face BY what Is known n plastic
surgery The work viii hr In charge NJ
Dr. y. g Kennedy, visiting surg tun n;
she hospital. and Df. James s. stavin.
The house surgeon.
Surgeon SiaVln says; "Tho nfsi step
VIII be 60 replace the nose by one "
rubber Or ctduloll We shall draw up
the skin on either side ~ the new nose
80 that 1t Will slightly overlap the
sdgae
THE cheek bone and the bone over
the eye VIII be replaced by plates ~ sli.
Yer OF platinum We hope 10 be abe
to usc the old roof ~ the mouth without
any plates and to save the teeth. when
once we get the nufa ana plate In place
ana the process OF healing has advanced
We win begin grating skin on The bare
surface. this skin we will take from
the mans thighs. N Will require a long
time and much patience on the part 81
The suffering man. but We hope 90 make
= respectable Job Of him before we are
Through. The last step viii be 10 re-
place the lest eye with one " glass"
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New York. ov. 25.--A dispatch 10 the
Herald from Lima. Peru. says;
The National Agricultural s1clety NJ.
tef IL meeting 10 devise means VI re-
ducinE sieamshlp freight rates. adj
inufned until Saturday. The prsvtlilnr
idea " that q league Of shippers viii To-
formed, and that II will oner anA
steamship company. besides ,he return
cargo, minimum annual export freight
~ 10000 tons 60 chm. and 1900 tons 10
England, the latter On the basis u from
tWtul So twenty-five shiiilnEa.
senators bltchflor. Avli~. and Gar
land were appointed a cnmmltfee 10
dfaw up plan Tor the league.
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Cleveland. o.. Nov. ?s.-JudEe w. c.
oug, VI the common pleas coat TO-DAY
issued call for meeting Of tl.u bench
10 take action on the sensational attack
made upon the Judges by ex-Judge
blandin a. me ifnlsh Of the burke hear
lng on Wednesday.
The meeting vii probably be held this
afternoon. The purpose Of the fudge
" 10 appoint committee tn ascertain
tho exact words used by Judge Blandin
IN order that ihc beach may Determine
what course % pursue IN the matter.
II Judge ong concludes that Judge
BlandIn ts In contempt Of court he win
proceed against him even though no
other Judge on the bench supports him
IN This action.
should tho bench decide Judge Blan-
DIN Ia not IN contempt an answer 10 bis
attack will be made through the news.
papeTs
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New York. Nov s5-The iitraid's
cnti'Hpntdent IL Uuaytqul. Ecuador,
cables that Aifaro arrived fhers Thurs'
NY ana was crihusIastically chesred.
lie has gone TO that city 10 lniuEurate
ths Norihefn Railway. the cantraot far
winch was grant,d 10 an Am. riran
sShuieatc, headed by Archer Harman.
~, American engineers odhf.uod
alsu arrived.
Garcia Marcun. son OF IN. dictate,
VINO .Naa assarsinated several wear.
ago mas asked permission 10 return, 20
ths touI'ir' He T. tirsd ~ his sxge
ann promises TO retire Completely from
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Arrrn Tmn nuMrus.
Roster OF the Kiil.d aud Wounded In the
Alabama Military itint.

Admission, Ala. Nov. 2b,-The city has
quletci down after last nights riotlng
negro soldiers were killed and three
wounded. and six or eight white enlist.
I'd men were more or less seriously hurt.
Tho two members of the white provost
guard who were missing last night re-
ported for duty today. The dead are:
Private Ed caperton, Third Ala
bamn.
Unidentified member OF the same regl-
mnnt,
Wounded;
Wan Bowie. Third Alabama, shot
through the body. win DIE
The names Of the other wounded ne
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Washington. Nov. 20, THE Anti-Im-
peuallst League. an organization or
lsinaiing In Massachusstts and OF
Ml,h eN-uOv. lioIs well Is president.
quay through Us secretary, Mr.. Ewing
WnHloW % Boston, presented TO Preal-
urht Mckinley a protest against any
,,Nl.hslon Of she sovereignty OF the
,nNfd States over the Philippine
f,Ahds In any event. and over any
"lnsr foreign territory without the free
,unseh' OF the people thereof. believing
nuch action would he disastrous 10 the
republic, wasteful OF It's resources. In
Nlulalion Of constitutional principles
aha traught with moral and physical
evils TO our people"
The President Informed Mr.. Wlnslow
~ MS willingness 10 receive from the
,.asue any plan II might offer short VI
surrender OF the Islands 10 spain.
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By ~. Iismpsn Route.

Eddyvilie. Ky. Nov. gS.-wllllam
Cato, who killed Charles Askew on
sep'. 10. 1897. was hanged nj O'clock
today, death resulting In seven minutes.
lie was sirAnxied. Cato was game 90
the last.
The execution took place inside the
pehtrniiary walls and was witnessed
by few.
Cato and John Holly killed Askew,
who was an old ana lnOffensive man. by
brnlnlng him with an AK, Holy was
convicted and got a NE sentence. while
cato'r quit was more clearly fstlb-
lshed and the death penalty indicted.
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Detroit. Nov. s5.-The Evening News
says that II IL reliably Informed that
Nandefbeck. owner of the Detroit Yves.
err League team, has offered Frank
DshnaH Robson 81 900 for tho Cleve-
land national lcagu. team and franchise
and has offtrsd 10 put NJ bond OF
sb,vo0 that he VIII make r,od his bid
within nve days OF the national league
meeting In New York. Dec. n
when asked abou, the matter. Van
derbcck said he preferred 10 say nothing
unill later. hut Acknowledged shat he
would like 70 get a good national league
team for Detroit
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,n,,.rur,oNs Now 4, OnDnM,
use,s sam May send = Man Of War ."
ian Domiaso-

New York Nov. 2S.-A dispatch to the
Herald from Washington says
prr.s,ite "a being applied TO San Doe
minso by the United States 10 secure
,he payment ~ che oHsma bridge
award. This award was made tNo
months ago In favor OF Nathaniel MIC
Kay OF this city. II annotated 10 little
more than So. 600, one fourth az wiheh
N 10 be- paid AZ once and The rest 10
three sauii lnstailneniH OF f2O,0oO caeh.
The second payment u due next
rnonth The FIRST payment has never
bern satisfied, and the ADMINISTRATION
,ereutly gave aome consideration % the
nrpurie,y OF sending a mgn-of-war 10
han DomlngO 60 collect the award. \
pommun.rail0n has been rer@ved from
fhe minister for foreign Affairs OF san
u urlngn Indicating that hls govern
m-nt Will soon settle the nrht payment,
and II IL expected delay viii be asked
with reference 60 the payment of che
-.cund inaialiment. II u not intended
nv this government 60 wax upon San
D1mngo any length uf time. Should tho
necessity arise, which however ~ not
ainficipatsi, no doubt exists that the au-
thori,,ca VIII send man-of-whr to San
Domingo 10 hasten ihe payment.
The state department has been In
formed by the American minister TO
Peru thaf 0n- huuac - the Peruvian
congress has passed a vii appnoprlating
tho amount of the award In the famous
Mecofd claim, and there IN little doubt
that similar artsOn Will be taken by fhg
other house. Upon its approval by the
president q check VIII b" sent 10 the
state department. which viii hand Il TO
the claimant.
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VICTIMS NOW NUMBER FIVE.
0rave Rumor. Regarding III. o,,s,, N,
the baldwin Hotel TIRE tina, w,m
be Investigated.

( Fan Francisco. cii.. NV. $50 M
as now known the victims Of the Bald
win hoiei IRE number ave. ~ follow
j. l.. white.
Lewis Meyers.
J. s. LsiRhhoad.
Tate Pryor.
J. J, Carer.
The bodies g Lclrhthsad and Pryor
have been recovered. Ths u Racina
Judge Carter has not ", been found
though his remains are doubilss,
among the ruins. The body 81 PDui
viii be forwarded 10 NJ. Louis. whtr,
his wife resides. II was found under
mass Of timbsra ami debris. II wus
Daty burned. but was idrntined by Oh,
peculiar gold fiillns VI ihe teo.ii.
judy Cater was rhu tpn OF u
wealthy resident - Tennessee. H.
was born and reared In Nashville. where
he held the ofics OF city clerk Tor a
torn, ana Mtgr was IN the county
clerks ONCE. While there he htahh
failed and he wsns 70 Lone Branch. ".
j.. to rccupsrase. Thgfe he became In
sefe~itd IN fuclng aud since has been
W,clvtly Identified wish thf spoft. either
Airs Wilson. hvss In Nashville, and he
had three ncph 'Ns. They all went 20
Manila In = Tennessee regimeD,.
rhite are uni0ubtes,y Nher bodies
yet TO be found. NanIEer Lake "
the burned ho;cl ays that many u his
recent guests have not called on him
since thcir IRE Tor thoir NAL Or 10 In.
auir, about their personal effects. and
V ID believed tS1s some u ths persons
occupying rooms were taIt registered
~ the office.
There are rumors of lnconiiarlun In
conntciion with the hre, me erims be-
Ing atirlbubL TO a discharged cmploye
who. II IL said. had mads ,hfca'a 20
burn she place. Two iirvA were DIS
covered In the hotel and "a annex on
Friday nifag OF last week. but both
weN cxilugulHhed without dolnE any
damage. Au1ihef theory % the orlEin
uf 9hs baEe II HAT h was she result
OF the carslessnesr % the cooks ana
walters who arc alleged 20 have IN
dulgpd In q rcvel 10 'hU Kitchen On the
night before the buildlnr Nus burned
The nro NuNisns Will Investigate thf
matter today. -.....,
W. ~. Rlnk. the horseman VINO stopped
AT me HaldNln, Ia In bed ~ the het'l
Ianrstm, Msh the soies - boih -
blls,er,d ana his iuIss ssvrrely burned.
his wife IL also PROSTATE from the
shock she received
Charles Mccartney. a sraveler Tor an
eastern whisky arm, my alec nave
prfishrd In she fre. lie went 60 thr
hotel TUESDAY ngis and has 1ot nee"
seen since by bis friends
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Two Knicd and Two inJar.a by IN. ish.
shore last Mat.

Eith,r, Ina. Nov %. while n party
Of twelve people wef. returning from a
bah ~ one early this morning on twu
h,ndc1rs they We're struck by the Lake
Shore fast mail east Of Chssterton.
william seahcnski sad William Kemp
Ter Nefc killed outright sssbenskfs two
daughters. aged " and ~ respectively
were Probably fatally injured
Others Of the party Jumped aud cs-
capped injury.
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so news rnoy rARis.
There I. M Doubt Ia Washington Onieisi
rirrl.s that spsln WIN Come 10 'serms.

Washington, Nov. sh-This afternoon
when the eapltri alleutnel nothlns
ing whaf would he IN Spanish reply
10 the lateei memorandum OF the
American, commissioners. No one In
high official circles, however, doubts
mai The spanlaris uliimscely will align
a trclty, although u q In some quar-
iers ahouehs tina, a demand may be
made for an Increase In the amount OF
INC cash paymoT namtd by she Amer
lean commissioners. Rep9r1s from Gu
Ia are 10 ths cfis0. shat the Sparfards
are expfilllng she work OF evacuation
ard n IL said that the American amy
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BY TIlE SHATTERED MAINE.
Uncle Sans T'OOpladen Transport Cast, Hei
Anchor.


Havana. Nov. es.-The u. s. trans
por Florida arrived in frnt Of MorNo
castle today, book pilot on board ani
proceeded 60 Mariana beach. Cen
urccue and h's stan wefs 10 MariaDao
early IN order TO superiDtend sss land
INK Of the American tFVops there. Mar
shall flanco. whorc rcsignation Us
captain gen.ul of Cuba has JUS, been
aeccIsci. sails for spain oa Sunday
next. lie will be succeeded by Gen.
Jimlnez castellaDos. a dlyisloa COM
mahdcr.
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Newport. II. l.. Nov. ss.--ES.scnailr
here, sayHi
The American syndicste referred 90
N Pehn dispaich NJ negotiating with
the HongkonF ana Shanghai banks and
Jardlnc. Mathitson 4 Co. bankers. for
the construction q the Han kow and
Canton railroad. Ii known a. the RTlos
syndicate.
~ raya n large fore NJ Americans
has already arrived In Shinkhrl. and
it, engineers are making surveys. and
collecting all IN. material necessary for
constructing the road. work viii star;
~ soon as the prcllminarles are ar
ranged.
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New York, Nov. :s.--A dispatch 10 the
Herald from Busnos Aytes. Argentina.
says The chamber o. deputies has APP
proved the law re.estRbilkhinE che tax
os zen per cent on The premiums "
Foreign Insurance companies.
The Argentina and Chilean Insurance
companies Will meet here next week 10
ilscus ne Puma Atacama boundary
dispute. The incident between an Ar
sehtine official and Walker Martinez,
formerly Chilean minister, has been
closed satlafacsorliy,
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st. Louis. Nov. IA specni from
Dallas. Tex, o. The Post Diapatch eays.
John u. SHAW was hanged al Cst.
hurno at noon today for killing Thomas
crane ~ year ago. Shaw, wiu rt1ima
90 be an infde.. had refused an a1ng
90 have any uik with or visits fru.n
preacher. but al the iast moment he
rclented and permitted = preacher -
be with him on the acunoid.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-25
iayer q annexation. Do your agree

favor. Of annexation. DO your agree
with hm7"
Any gentleman soldier would make a
good governor. and especially Gen Lee.
since he knows our laws and customs
and our traditions. A man who knew
rgihlng about these subjects would
hardly be acceptable to us'
do your anticipate that there Will be
any troubie between the Cubans AMI
our forces whsn the time comes for the
occupation Of the whole island7"
There viii he no if0ubls." ne said.
after i0re pause. IL the United States
forces behave thcmselvts N they are
Kept under strict control. " they are
governed by officers who knox their
huslness W. viii welcome them wish
open arms"
DO you object 10 our troops ut SAN
tlago because some Of them are ne.
grueaf'
"Not at AZ. We have NJ race troubles
In our country and many ~ the bes;
meni In our army are negroos."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-25
nr.nd New 20 to order.

New York. Nov % The surgeons
connected with 81. GATHERINGS hospital.
in the Borough Of Brooklyn. have In
prospect a task which II likely 20 at
tract world wide attention, John
Wagenblast, a few days ago while care
lessly handling q shot gun, blew on the
front and left side ~ his face. The doe
tors are planning 10 build him an artl-