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Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-10-20
LAINGs MEX, THE PASS on THE TRANsvAAL BORDER.

land, and also the statement that Eng
lish subjects in the Transvaal are to be
looked after by American consuls.
1t was reported i'll London Wednesday
that a body of Orange Free State Beers
had crossed the Natal border at Cundy
Leugh Pass. This is one of the less i'm
portant passes over the Drakensberg and
lies twenty-seven miles west Of Glencoe
and about thirty southwest of Newcas-
tie. Also that a party of Orange Free
State Beers had been detected by car
bincer scouts in Natal territory, near
Berg. Seeing that they had been observe
ed they Immediately retreated. Com
mandant Ben Viljoen, in command of the
Orange Free State artillery, began u
march to Albertina. the first railway sta
ton beyond Van Reenens' Pass, in the
Orange Free State.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-10-20
TO suPp.AnT OUR PORK.
Powerful Foreign Company to Compete
with American Exporters.

Powerful Foreign Company to Compete
with American Exporters.
A powerful company composed OF
French, German and Russian capitalists,
with a capital of over $50,O0O,O0D. has
been formed for the purpose of competing
with the American pork exporters in Eu-
rope, particularly in England, Germany
and Scandinavia.
The plan is to raise hobgs on n large
scale in Siberia. 1t is claimed that this
can be done cheaper than in the United
States. The hogs will be shipped alive
over the Siberian Railroad to the north
western frontiers of Russia, where i,n-
mense slaughter houses, OF the Ameri-
can plan, will be established. Thence
the pork will be sent by water to English.
ports and by rail to Germany and Scan
dinavia. In spite of the enormous dis
lance, it is asserted that such Siberian.
pork can be brought to Europe cheaper
than American pork. This, it is pointed
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-10-20
CARTOON CAUSES A DUEL.
Two New Orleans Editors Badly
Wounded in n Fight.

New Orleans: A street duel occurred
Wednesday on Camp Street between DOM
mick c. O'Malley, proprietor of the Even
ing Item, and Q. Harrison Parker, state
tax collector and chairman of the Demo-
cratic state campaign committee, and edi-
to%r-in-chief of the Delta. the anti-lottcry
organ. During its existence both We're eri-
ously if not fatally wounded. Thetrouble is
said to have originated over a cartoon in
the Item, representing Col. Parker as a lit
tie dog being led by a STING by Gov. Fos-
ter, and labelled ME Too" The men
seemed to have expected trouble, for upon
meeting in the street both drew revolvers
and at once began firing, each continuing
until his pistol was empty. Each man was
hit twice. A newsboy was shot in the
head by IL of O'Malley's bullets, but will
recover.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-10-20

Ten Thousand veterans of the blue and
gray and visitors were crowded about the
railroad station at Evansville in spite If
a heavy rain, to welcome the President
and his party upon their arrival, from
Chicago. The Presidential salute was
fired, whistles were sounded and allsthc
bells in the city rung. The President
was driven at once to the Tri-State fair
grounds, escorted by the Cleveland
Grays. AT the ceremonies there Mayor
Akin presided, Gov. Mount, for the State
of Indiana, and C. A. De Bruler. for the
city, made addresses of welcome, after
which the President spoke.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-10-20
To Assassinatc AcuinaidO.

NEW York: A Paris telegram says: 1t
Filipino general who WAS murdered last
June, presumably by order of AguinaldO.
has left Paris Ell route for the Philippines
with the avOwed purpose of as%sassinating
AguinaldO. Jose Luna wore Il vendetta
against the Filipino chief after news of his
brothers. murder reached him. But he has
only now been able to procure funds To
proceed to the Philippines. Agoncillo. the
Filipino agent, vainly sought to prevent
Lupa's departure.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-10-20
Anticipatc interest PAYMENTS.

Washington: Assistant Secretary of the
Treasury Nandcrlip has issued an order
anticipating the November interest with
out discount. The order also provides for
the anticipation of the entire fiscal years
interest at a discount of 81 of l per cent. a
month. If this offer is taken advantage of
it will release about S3O. OOO, 900.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-10-20
pana strike Finally settled.

Pana, ILL.,: Pana is rejoicing over the
settlement of the strike. which has en-
tended over two years, Il two days confer-
ence between the mine operators, the state
union mine officials and business men hav-
ing resulted in an amicable adjustment.
The Accent scale will he paid and the
union thoroughly recognized. The four
mines will resume operations at once.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-10-20
sultan's Heart Softens.

Constantinople: An imperial trade abol-
ishes all measures preventing the free
movement of Armcnians; orders the re-
building and repairing of churches, schools
and monasteries destroyed during the
troubles, and the payment of sums due
officials or families of officials expelled or
killed in massacres: pardons iifty-fofr
prisoners and commutcs to imprisonment
for life the sentences of twenty-four CON-
demncd to death.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-10-20
Mrs. Ingalls, Denies Story.

Atchison, Kan: Mrs. Ingalls, denies the
report that her husband, eX-Unitcd States
Senator John j. ingalls,, is suffering from
cancer Of the throat. Senator ingalls, has
had tubercular laryngitis, Il sequel to three
attacks of the grip, and a complete recovery
is expected,
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-10-20
No More Transports ,.ccdcd,

Washington: The secretary of war has
decided that the movement oT troops to
Manila can lie accomplished by the pres
cnt fleet of transports without hiring the
four additional ships, the Nostcr, Aube,
Flintshire and Moyuna. whose charter has
been under consideration.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-10-20
German Exports to United State

Berlin: German exports to the United
States for the three months ended Sept. 10
reached, according to the official returns,
So, 1872, 255, an increase of 81, 7O6, 7OS over the
corresponding quarter of last year. OF
this aggregate the Frankfort consulate
general returns $40, 100. 1854, an increase of
81 90. $40, and the Berlin consulate general
$1l, 603, 191, a decrease of $3.50, 457. The
falling off in the Berlin returns is due to
the decrease of sugar exports. The exports
Of general merchandise show an increase
of 81, 341, :6i.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-10-20
KING OSCAR REGRETS ACTION
Not Pleased with the PRONUNCIATION
of the New Flag Law.

Stockholm: The Postdiningen publishes
the protocol of the proceedings of 1.-THE
recent council of state during which King
Oscar declared he regretted the resolution
of the Norwegian storthing introduced a
purely Norwegian flag, i'll view of the fact
that the emblem of MOI in the flag i'm
piled equal rights for both Sweden and
Norway. AS, however, the resolution had
been passed thrice, his majesty said he
could not refuse to sanction the promulga-
tion of the new flag law. in accordance
with the constitution.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-10-20
Father Informs ON His Son.

Denver: Emil Poly, ~ years old, has
been arrested as a desertcr on information
given by his father, Adolph Poly, who be-
came jealous of his sons relations with
Maud Brady, a French-Canadian girl,
who has been living with the father for the
last eighteen months. Young Poly enlisted
in the Thirteenth United States regulars in
New York and servedi in the Santiago cam
paign. lie deserted ;t Honolulu ell route
to the Philippines. Maud Brady declares
she will marry him in jail.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-10-20
See Chicago University.

Chicago: Vice President Mariscal of
Mexico and party, escorted by President
Harper of the University of Chicago, Wis
tied the university Wednesday. The stu
dents gave the visitors Il noisy and cnthu-
siastic welcome. President Harper later
rendered a luncheon to the party at his
residence.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-10-20
Pcnccmakcr Shoots and Kills.

Kansas city y Mountain Grove. Mo-.
dispatch To the Star says: David Branson
cmp;icd Il siH-shooter INTO Henry Holt,
KILN. him instantly. Holt had quarrclcd
with Branson's brother. Il cripple, and was
slnsliing him with a knife when David in
teriercd. One bullet shattered the cripple's
arm, and he will probably succumb to this
and the cuts received at the hands of Holt.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-10-20
Rear Admiral 1isu;ison Rstircs.

Washington: !iear .A.;nnai Henry Il.
Ncwison WAS placed az. Ne .cti.ed list Of
the nayy Wednesday ny operation Of law
OH account of age. He Will make his resi-.
dence III New York city.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-10-20
TWO STEAMERS COLLIDE.
Both Suffer Considerable Injury,
lint No One Ia Hurt.

New York: The steamer Fletcher. with
guests of Sir Thomas Lipton OH board, col
lided in IL fog with the ferryboat West
Brooklyn, just off Governors Island,
Thursday morning. Both sustained con-
siderable injury. as the Fletcher struck
bow ON, carrying away her nose and maxi
ing a big hole in the fe%rryboat's port side
above the water line. The Fletcher re-
turned to the barge Office and landed her
passengers. Therewas some excitement on
board both, but no one sustained injury.
The ferryboat was taken to her slip by a
tug.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-10-20
Shot Dead by "a Highwayman.

Pueblo, Colo: EX-City Treasurer G. l..
Funk was shot and killed by a highway
man OH Ell Paso Avenue Wednesday morn
ing when going to the depot to take Il train
for Cripple Greek, where he was engaged
in mining. His poclietbook was taken,
but it contained only a small amount of
money. Mr.. Funk was one of the leading
mining men of Pueblo.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-10-20
Financial Crash i'm ltaiy,

London: y Rome special says: The
position of the Italian bourse, which has
been serious for some time. resulted III a
crash Thursday. Several banks IL large
firms are in Il serious condition. The losses
are hundreds OF millions of lire.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-10-20
New Trial for Banker Bcnham.

Albany, N. ": The court of appeals
"Wednesday handed down a decision which
grants Il new trial to Howard q. Benham,
the Batavia banker. convicted and under
sentence of death for the murder of his
wife. Benham has been confined in Au-
burn prison for over two years.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-10-20

Not Held for New Works. Murder
New York: The fact has developedthat
McNally, Devine and Norman, the men
taken into custody, as supposed, Oh sus-
picion connecting them with the murder
and m%utilation of an unknown woman,
are, in reality. held for theft, upon which
charge they were arraigncd in police court.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-10-20
ROOSEVELT CHANGES PLANS
Not Likely to Take Part i'm the Ne.
braska Campaign.

Washington: 1t is likely that the plan
to have Gov. Roosevelt of New York take
part in the Nebraska campaign will be
changed, because Mr.. Roosevelt finds that
other engagements will make it impossible
for him to reach Nebraska until such a late
date that his good Offices there will be Of
little account.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-10-20
Rcycnue Stamp Commentators.

Philadelphia: The trial Of Ellery p.
1ngham and Harvey K.s hewitt OH the
charge of conspiracy and bribery i'll COLI
nectiOn with the Lancaster revenue stamp
counterfeiting case is on here. Secret
Service Operative McManus, testified that
hewitt on two occasions gave him $500 to
protect the countcrfeitcrs. Tie attorney
for the defense tried to make McManus
admit lie led hewitt into IL trap. but was
not very successful.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-10-20
Burned at the Stake.

Marquette, Mich: Willis Mcguire, form
erly an attorney of Marquette, now of the
mining district of Sonora..aMexico. writes
that his two mining partners. Ramsey and
Miller, undertook to prospect i'll territory
overrun by Yaqui Indians, were over
powered and put TO death by burning at
the stake.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-10-20
out, is due to the low cost Of production
in Siberia and the ~cheapness of transpor.
tation on the railroads.
ENORMOUS RAILWAY EARNINGS.
receipt. ON Many Roads Exceed Alls
Expectations.

The budget of railway earnings which.
announced in Wall street, New York.
Wednesday, tells of cnormous railway
receipts. The expenditures which have
been made upon the important systems
have caused substantial reductions in op-
Grating expenses. which are reflected in.
all Of the recent reports. One OF the
most astonishing statements was that of
the Southern Pacific Company. During
the month of August its gross earnings
increased $S94,055 ald It's net earnings
increased $423.4. For :wo months end.
ing Aug. 81 the gross increased $1,5S33,-
796 and net increased $G7O,2G3. Rock
Island increased for August GROSS $172..
600. and net $115.O5j. *
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-10-20
Fusion in NIassachusctts.

Boston: The executive committee of the
Peoples party has endorsed the platform
adopted at the recent Democratic state
convention.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-10-20
ST. LOUIS CHURCH ROW ENDS
Jansscn Instructed to Accept Father
Cluse's Resignation.

Cluse's designation.
ST. Louis: 1t is officially announced in
clerical circles in East st. Louis that the
st. Patricll's Church trouble has been set
tied by Mgr. Martinelii. the papal ablcgate
at Washington. who has ordered Bishop
Jansen TO accept the resignationof Father
Cluse, the German -American priest. Mgr.
Martinelli's communication will, it is said,
he promulgated Sunday. Father James
Sweeney OF Upton. Ill.,, is the reported
successor of Father Ciusc as rector of ST.
patrick'S
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-10-20
Army aud Navy Notes.

Naval officers prefer Chinese and Jap
anese MS servants.
The marine hospital service employs
about $50 physicians.
improvements are to be made in the
Governments powder factory at Indian
Head.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-10-20

American Fisherman Arrested.
Skibbereen, Ireland: American fisher
men have been arrested for fishing inside
the limit.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-10-20
FIRST SHOT FIRED.
Beers Begin Active Operation.
lUninSt tIr y2ritiSh-

Against the British.
London: An official dispatch to the
colonial Office. Oct. Is, says:
IAN armored train was destroyed near
kraal Ian Station while on the way to
Mafeking with guns"
Cape Town: a dispatch from Vryburg.
Oct. IL. says: An armored train has been
destroyed. 1t is feared much loss of life
resulted. The news is officially confirmed.
BURGLARS MAKE GOOD HAUL
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-10-20
BURGLARS MAKE GOOD HAUL

Biow Open Safe at Schcn City. Mo-,
and secure $4,000.
Nevada, Mo-: Burglars entered the
Farmers bank. at Sct!cll City on the night
OF Oct. -. blew open the safe and secured
$500 and escaped.
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TuANsATLANTIC MAILS


Foreign mails 'or ne wsss eaaas o,ttsr = i isss
W ,ioo. ps-ees P"s Mails c s. me ls.r earlier than
closing time shown below
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS
eArrRDAY-At 7 A. ~ FOR Franc Switzerland italy.
SPAN poTass Turkey Fs .1. and ss ipe pr. r.,
al $ q n. complimentary $50 f. M ff Europe Der
lands direct per staaiendai1 VA ko'f.rtam ds,.
.ers must r b dse'ea Ems vi. Nsrss G,.rs nus
be directed per Ems e. 10 a. ~ 1s seo,
laad ereet per CIV y Rol. g., n ~ ~
Norway dfeot. per Hska oe,iefs mls' be directed
.l,Rni-a' Maiter E,c-German steamer. sailing o.
Teesdsys 1ss i1n1.s Ms.,er ETC. p, 5f.l p.rt.
o, FnrSpe Auericsn and wnre star steamers 90
cenare fra9 ssa Ger"s. s,famers b.. s''a.ess's
,6ev aye advertised 70 carry mail
Afer ,fe losing Of The Supplementary Trs-sat,an,.e
Ms..s -a1s q, t5- p.s-s - IN. Ane-..an cns.,sa
are Ia German steamer ard remain open uatn
MAILS FOR SOUTH ANR cETIIAL ANli-'-A' "h'r
e.rrRnAy- A, 10 ~ for IA Par. Countries direct
rer : s Persian Prince a. i9 a. %. 's-i. st0entary
&c., NJ f'r Be,nlaa pr Trinidad e. 10 "a
sstarlia Cartaag aal GREE w. f'f Acne
ce,.eis g, a. M ~ Neufo4rs.sre pr s..sis.
Oerters must 2e efee'ee - 1,,ers, Pssra,
rer . 8 Curityha. d, I r. 10. f,r lnaglA and hAu
s-i%TTAys-h A. $40 p n for ST. Pierre helel'n, per
Ma n, Newfoeaeaet - raa . 20 ~ sany a, 80
M impeding cl9s4 here even Nn5sy " Sster saS
eSee b. steamer eIos M or r. e 4snps a. -
VA +, .,eam,r close ~ one daily .e.esp,
Moniayl At y m ,,9 ,,s, MAI. ~ GUS ~ rsn
ssy MI i-s ara them. BY .,e1n ~, :. 30
o1ee fnery Snecfns cio.e- an 79eisy ant sa,Yr
Day 1ai -, i sses,ei ty steamer e.o.. ~ ts orss
eaiy q, 2'3o n and 20 p, lls.en'Da >, ri 70
NNsT Or.esns and thence ~ -'et'~, t w,s.. ~
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would esteem q \ favor = YOU would -e1ue-,
sueh persons as may address Tho Tribune 20 send
Us their complaints. IN o~der thai We NAV inre-'i-
become apparent the AIor
GUSTAV ~ SrHNsR
North German Lloyd Steamship c.nlnan.
New York. Orf l- 1890
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ENGLAND AND THE TRANsvAAL


SOME r.rr- ABOUT THE rLrIMArrM AND GREAT
-' N'
To the Editor q The Tribune
Sir have read wiki amazement your editorial
in this mornings Tribune. The IransVaai -u-
1natLu' The Trihures editorials are eene'a..S
fair tlt there seems 10 10 ABOUT as many HAS
takes" IN this editorial could possibly he con
tatres r. SO Nttle space Just what motive Is back
~ .re editorial rs not clear and only be sur
rrts.s Tho facts however are before Us
.rte u.-matum comes as an tie more unwel-
..r.. shock 20 tne peaceful oHd no-ai sensiDi't'es
- gill. world because .t has vltlin the last Few
... ... --.-a ~. dent that an
Gays W o., s....... ,,sg
-m!. able settlement. OF %" matters ''' ''l1'
...a t,-...sh ,-oo,s IN south Africa does
Won ~ '.'" D''-.S" 10y go 80 o., , .t
no, po',' 10 pea. UNA. 80. 60. no-,a
h'.'s ar ,.n A.. a-,,oo,le se,,le
H+- rec c.''''''' ~ -,,,. o.. 49,, 80 ~
men' mas Dee" CO.., e.,g,r,..S mn ,,r
ceii mat we -. -e,s ~. q. rea.os, or a,,y
!. NE iteso' % '.' Sof- trat came TO take their
.,.-t frorn theu
r-ll-.s i.ir-atsu, You Nil notice that the Trans
~ 800 80 withdraw tie armed ourghers from
you mean by the statement "Withou; ore
,S frortitrH@ Il is hoped nat Grea' Britain
Viii ,ake AZ least moment 10 consider ne
Trans aal az ii.dI.- ~ 800 a. ar.
'neH ,.@u riS % rseari h. catastrophe % war IN
South Africa as O needless and Vanton wrong upon
humanity" ana it W. eng t' ,ee,,,r,. ,rs',..toss
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men as Einnnis. Noar. Thomas Reed H.it-
well Henderson and others traitors ana Az good
Republicans as President Mckinley and MI f0-
free speech. according % The Tribune standpoint.
should 90 hanged is a r0flDuD
President MrKrley.- ..ur.. l- .ho rirl1rire- is
n'ot upon tao ua-.e .. II-'.r. and should lo
,rincisM t} every houl,f msr Had n. properly
supported after fhe H..I..t. I..n u.. -'r. Is lr
Dewey. the few mon then instead OF WAITING r.ntts
and months the i.ss .f ui. arl sickness va..i have
been cDrta''d and now c0mpar 'ite peace 7. IS
The dtfD - er'ry American citizen tn raise LIS
voice against uronr1-frc and. ae tao roi1e Dclrey
is now in-fru.fgr tNe Government what 20 DO this
al0mirah.e affair in tho Philippines VIII soon le
ended. upiCev poltcs crr0l- fn-dion.y &c. Inn
peralisn IS the same e0F rrrn' = Uhl George iii
gave 70 the thirteen American Colonies.
joins y OSINANDER
New-YorN OCT 1892
four excited CORRESPONDENT oorflsae himself
s-. ts ,r,.r,. o., ,.,.e,,... t.- r.s4.rs W. have
,,.,fe ,i,f.,,. ourselves. i'm -eo,e,,,.re .ie -er.,
.. 80 o,. 7..,. .......,..f t., ,.s ,aso-,-,tto,
Of them. and fancy that if Tho President should
,oas tho fe++e~ be r,.,,,ta ta e,rafv ha,,.r7.rod
leat the reuter- Il" "'uil "' rl"a"f ''" ''''i'U
about his r1fsdeads NJ Csfrarsor IS urlouht-
oliy riyht in lrtfuatiue that proper support FL
Manila NJ the right tir,, wound have avoided the
present situation H. might wisely. however.
take a moment 20 cons. der ~ whether the "proper
support after the decisive blow was struck by
Dove, has been furnished 81. an,- time since
on the one hand hv Congress or. on the other
hand h,. tho gentlemen whom Mr. Ostrandor is
~ 'NS'i
-.a~,,.. cor ,h,-,l
-,,r e,~r rop rrpv.xr,,7 .pcu
RFAsoHs ~ FAVOR 'f IfiH Ff.t-7--'t ONE AM
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