Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1898-09-08
ENGLAND AND GERMANY.

tween Great Britain and Germany on
the lines of the speech of Mr.. Chamber
lain, Secretary of State for the Colon
les, was actually completed yesterday
1t is said that Quid Pro Quo for Ger
manys support in Egypt Great Britain
will recognize Germanys claims to ut
ilize Syria as an outlet for her surplus
population.
COURT MARTIAL ASKED FOR
Chicamauga, Sept. Six prominent
Chattanoogans four of them leading
physicians have preferred charges
against Major Hubbard, surgeon gen.
eral of the Ninth New York. They
charge him with being responsible for
the death of Sergt Frank who was
struck by a train Il few days ago and
with conduct unbecOming an officer
and gentleman. 1t is claimed Major
Hubbard caused the removed of Sergt.
Frank when his life might have been
saved by keeping him quiet and that
when other physicians expostulated
with him he usedIanguage unbecoming
a gentleman and an officer. \ court
martial is demanded.
RUSSIA'S PEACE PROGRAM
Berlin. Sept. 2.-It is the intention
of Russia, according to reliable infor-
nation obtained by a correspondent
here of the Associated Press to convene
a peace conference after the adjourn
ment of the Spanish-American confer
ence.
London, Sept 2.-The Westminster
Gazette this afternoon announces that
although owing to the absence of the
Marquis of Salisbury, great Britain
has not yet formally replyed to the
Cars peace note, the British ambas
sador at st. Petersburg has already
communicated in cordial terms the
hearty sympa thy with which the note
was read by the acting minister for
foreign affairs, Mr.. Balfour. first lord
OF the treasury. When the Marquis OF
Salisbury replies TO the note the GaZet-
te continues. he will hail with satisfac-
ton and delight the Cars initiative.
assuring him of the determination Of
her majesty's advisors to cooperate
heartily in promoting his great aim.
JAAIAICA'S ANNEXATION
SCHEME
Kingston, Jamaica, Sept 2.-The
Cleaner today publishes a symposium
OF views of leading merchants and 9th
er pubic men here on the question OF
solving the annexation movement by
exchanging the British West Indies
Tor the Philippine islands, according
TO the proposal of Mr.. Andrew Carne-
gle. Opinions on the subject are al
most balanced.
PHILIPPINE INSURGENTS
Manila, Sept 2-Several ship loads |
of insurgents have invaded the South |
ern islands with a view of Selling eV-
erything possible prior to the settle |
ment of peace conditions. Gen. Rios, |
the Spanish commander with a flotilla |
of gun boats is acting energetically |
outlying islands of ROmblon and Pala- |
wan, where they found treasure to the |
amount of $4,000. The prisoners cap |
rured have arrived here. Delegates |
from the Hong Kong insurgent Junta |
are to have an interview with q. ). |
Consul Wildman tonight and it is |
thought this possibly may result in a |
settlement of the insurgent gu .stion.
WOUNDED ROUGH RIDERS.
Special to tile HEiALD
FL Paso, Sept Capt. Max Luna, |
of the New Mexican rough riders pas |
sed through today for his home in So |
zorro, New Mexico, on sick leave. He |
states that Lieut.. Col. Brodie is fully |
recovered and returned to duty. Capt |
McClintock's wounds are severe and |
have incapacitated him for ever from |
duty with his regiment.
3.-The President and Secretary of |
War arrived at Camp Wikof at S:45
this morning. Major General Wheeler
and his staff greeted Mr.. Mckinley and
Mr. Alger and party on the station
platform. Outside a thousand troopers
of the Third cavalry were drawn up
and the converted yacht Ellen in the
roadstead slowly doomed forth the
Presidents salute of 81 guns. Cen
Wheeler met the President because
Gen. Shafter has a touch of the fever
and does not feel able to move from his
cot Besides Gen Shafter is still in de
tentfon and it would hardly comport
with the discipline of the camp for the
commanding General to disregard the
detention rules Gen. Wheeler arrang-
ed for the inspecting party to go
through the detention camp past Gen
Skaters tent where the President
greeted the commander of the Santiago
forces.
KING OSCAR ACCEPTS.
Stockholm, Sept 3.-On the recon-
of the Swedish-Norwegian
King Oscar has notified the
Gar of his acceptance of the invitation
to attend the delegates to the peace
conference.
SMOKELESS POWDER.
Washington, Sept. o--fToUdDIy lle .
navy has fought its last war with
black powder Bids were opened to- :
lay at the Nevy Department for sup ,
pIying war ships with one million ;
pounds of smokelesS powder.
ANGLO-GERMAN COMBINE. +
London, Sept. 3.-The Pail Mall Ga {
zette says that it is satisfied that |
general Anglo German agreement has
Oeen reached to act together in various S
quarters of the world. /
New York, Sept. "a despatch to 7
he World from London says little cred l
,nce is attached in we'll Informed quar- E
ers to the reported Anglo-American )
llliance. f
CHAPLAIN M'INTYRE WILL BE
BROUGHT TO TRIAL. Q
Washington, Sept. 5.-Ever since the 1
printed reports of the sensational ut z
FRANCES of naval chaplain Jos. p. Nc {
ntyre reached the navy department, a
he officials have been making quiet V
INJURIES into the currency of the news Y
aper publications.. The chaplain who p
vas attached to the Oregon and was L
n board when the battle of July was
ought, was accredited with the severe
riticism of Admiral Sampson, Capt. =
vans and various other officers of the u
american fleet, insisting that to the Of e"
GERS and men of the Oregon alone be- II
,nged the victory achieved over the Fl
panish squadron. He was particular
: severe on Capt Evans whom he d.
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