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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-26
A GERMAN VIEW.
a Reason Why Germany should Bs
Neutral.

Reason Why Germany should Be
Neutral.
Berlin, November 25.--That portion of
the press in touch with the foreign Office
assiduously denies that the South African
war was discussed by Emperor William
and British statesmen during his majesty s
visit to England and the political world
Is OF the opinion that the visit Will not
materially change existing German rola.
lions.
The Conservative Post says; Every
pne has his private opinion as to the
justice or Injustice OF the English cause
IN the present war. Considering tho
whole question, we have TO bear in mind
That the time for an exclusively tonti-
eental policy for Germany has passed.
The German nation as young, aspiring
sea power must endcavor 10 be on good
footing with he great powers and not
enter into conflict with thom except where
her own life interests aro nj stake. This
is not the case In ths South African ,1ues-
ton for England is not thinking OF rob
Ding u OF our African possessions"
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BonRs CLOSING IN.
They Are Drawing the Circle Around
Moot River Camu.

Londoa. November 25--Though no Of
fetal confirmation is yet forthcoming, an
official statement was issued at Dutban
yesterday that there were no Beers south
OF the MOOT river. The Beers, however.
as shown In recent dispatches, are rapidly
closing around the Mool river camp An
armored train and mounted patrols which
reconnaitered the country around on Wed
nesday, reported seeing but few OF the
enemy. yet, the following day the Beers
were found in strong force In two direc-
tons near by. The Beers have sur. en- der
ed to the British at Nottingham Road Sta
ton, south of the Mo)i ilver, and there
are reports that the Boer forces a.e starry
Ing, which it Is said. explains their raid
Ing of farms
The loyal Natal farmers have taken the
field in response to the call for the mobil-
ization of rifle associations aud are now
doing splendid scouting work. Two o.
these volunteer patrols checked the BoeIs
near Moot river. The government has
realized the value OF their service AMI
yesterday authorized the raising of a
mounted corps Of farmers to check Aoer
raids.
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X. II. cAWTHoN ! Il
clothiers. Hatters. Fura,,A.
Under Capitol Hss

which is reported from that III,
press dispatches. 1t has hs.l ~
some time past that Prof s Ssu. I'm
coantering friction in his oiicss !. Z! a
oclncials were not quite clesr u
tne fault rested. The ern.,s
latied to criticise German MAJ. " I
a freedom that must haye NJ
to the German government I y 4, ''l'l
tho other hand, he is said "a a INA
cred himself of utterances In, ~.
dency to embarrass our own Wy
certain negotiations. This Va. S'sls
true, 1t is said. of the beat ~ S
Negotiations. There is No o,, ~ ~
the right of Germany to Gauss ~ !
OF any person attached q
States embassy at Berlin nm, y. w
lions that he is persona nm ~
1t is not believed that they Nav ~
to this length in the case a. p, w.
though by limiting his usefulns.. - n. y
nave acted quite as effectlyelv ,os.!a
curing his retirement. There 4 Nv, y.
as a scientific attache A. ~
man embassy here. The nesre,, W.. ~
20 such a person probably is Frelhs, !.
Won Herman, sent as the exp.rs :, H.
embassy for agricultural and fo,s,,,,
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ANOTHER MAINE STORY.
1t Is Now Claimed Gun Cotton Tor
r,rInes NH ffnrgfgW
SQUIRE WEST.

pcdOes nld 1t. tlfsfaW
New York, November o5.-The World to-
morrow Will publish letter from Havana
stating that United States officials. after
months OF secret investigation, have discov-
cred that the battleship Maine was blown up
by guncotton torpedoes planted in the bay
for the purpose. The guncottoD, 100 pounds
of which was used, was sent from Barcelona
to Admiral -aiunteroln. commanding the port
OF Havana, ana was either stolen from the
magazine where the stuff was stored. OF taken
away with the knowledge OF the officials IA
charge. Admiral Mantcrola's records win
undoubtedly show the names of his sub,
o.dinateF who could control the explosives
aud in that way the identity OF the authors
and tho executoners OF the plo, to destroy
tho Malno may DO discovered
Two or three men wero engaged in the de-
struction OF the Maine. steam launch OF
spanish mako and now used by tho United
states government in Havana harbor con-
yeyed tho two torpedoes according to the
new evidence. TO point within few feet
OF tho berth OF the Maine and anchored
them. The torpedoes were kept In position
by means of buoys hoated eleven feet undNr
water and ten feet above the anchors usei
to prevent them from being swept away. The
torpedoes wero exploded by contact with The
Keel OF tho Maine as she swung at anchor.
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CHARGES OF TREACHERY.
Beers Are Said TO He Using the White
Flag UniawfutIy.

London. November 25,--Further dis
patches from Belmont confirming the
treacherous use OF the white flag by tho
Beers arc arousing indignation. Tho
troops engaged are bitterly complaining
and 1t is feared tho result will be n lie.
susal to give the Beers quarter,
An incident similar to the one which
occurred at tho battle of Glencoe when
an officer was shot by a wounded Boer
has been reported by London Times
correspondent at Belmont who says that
Lieutenant Blundell of the Grenadier
Guards was shot by wounded Boer whom
he was tending. Such statements appear
incredible but they are now confirmed
officially by the protest OF General Meth.
uen VINO has sent message TO tho Boer
commander saying; Il must ask you 10
warn your wounded not to shoot our of.
hcers ! must warn you not 10 use dunn
dum bullets or use the flag of truce
treaeherousiy. Such action Is cowardly
It,"
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1t will only remove picturesque phase
OF the campaign. and does not mean that
II will hasten its speedy end. The Beers,
1t Is claimed, are not likely to risk the
deciding battle OF the war until they have
gotten General Buffers invading force
into a position believed to be favorable
to them or until they are driven into a
corner which promises to be matter OF
months.
The criticism OF the method OF the Brit
ish organization has led several writer's 10
again seriously consider the advisabilty
of adopting some form OF conscriptlon,
but although prepondcrance of military
experts might favor such step, the Brit
ish Nation has not yet reached the stage
where 1t could submit to such militarism.
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OFFICERS WE'RE TARGETS.
Twenty noers Ia Each section Or.
dcred to shoot Shoulder STRAINS.

Twenty noers Ia Each section Or
dcred to shoot Shoulder straps,
Orange River. November "a. $50 p. NJ
In all lo7 wounded. including several
Beers. have arrived here from Belmont,
Ono of the Beers. boy OF II years OF
age, was compelled TO take up arms with
his father, who is prisoner. A wounded
Boer said that twenty men were selected
from each Boer section to pick OF tho
British officers, but. he added, on the ad .
vance OF the British force the Boer marks.
men were bewidered. as It was impossible
to distinguish the officers. who wore tho
same equipment MS the men. Til, marks
men We're unable to make out the SER
seanls and other non-commissioued ofl-
GERS. whose stripes had been removed.
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HE HAS SHOOTING MATERIAL.
BRADLEy's WAR DEPARTMENT is
WELL EQUIPPED FOR TROUBLE.
Democrats Filed Contests for Ten
Seats i'm the House and Three
In the SENATE.

Frankfort, Ky. November ga de-
clson which may have an important in
fiuence on tho contest over the State
governorshlp was rendered today by the
State court of appeals in the Nelson
county case. The court of appeals de-
cided that tho 1898 votes OF that county
cast for w. S. Taylor. but certified for
w. p. Taylor, through an error, should
be certified for w. S. Taylor, the republi
can candidate. The decision sustains the
action of Judge Jones at Glasgow several
days ago. II is made by three republicans
naming members. both democrats, dis
scented.
The significance of the decision is in
it's recognition OF the Jurisdiction OF tho
lower courts over the proceedings OF the
county election boards enabling Judges
OF courts TO order the votes certified as
they think proper aud not us the county
election officers decide. The democrats
claim this Will work to their advantage
In some cases. although today's deois,i .
undoubtedly makes Taylor certain of the
ll9S contested votes in Nelson county.
The state board OF election commission
ers will meet here December . to begin
the canvass of the vote. The democratic
leaders now assert that Goobel viii not
contest before the legislature II not given
the certificate of election by the State
board. Yesterday was the last day uude
which contests could be lel against the
republican memhers-eleet OF the legisla-
ture and the fact that about ten contests
We're fled against members of the house
and three in the senate Ia REGARDED as an
indication that the democrats are dong
this as a precautionary measure to insure
a safe majority In both houses In the
event that u contest Is determined on.
Senator Goebel Was reinforced today b.
the arrival OF nearly all the canii la,es on
his ticket, Chairman Smith of thu State
central committee and others, who VII
be hero until the fight ends Informal OF
here is that several thousand people VII
be here at the meeting OF the state COM
mittee.
GOVERNOR BRADLEY STILL MAIN
TAINs A GUARD AT THE STATE ARSE
NAL. AND 1T is SAID THAT THE
STATES WAR DEPARTMENT WAS
NEVER so FULLY EQUIPPED WITH
SHOOTING MATERIAL THE COVER
NOR HIMSELF ABSOLUTELY REFUSED
TO DISCLOSE HIS POSITION. BUT THE
MOVEMENTS or ADJuTANT GENERAL
COLLIER ARE SUPPOSED TO BE UN-
DER HIS DIRECTION. THESE STRONG
LIZ INDICATE THAT HE is pREPAR.
ING TO TAKE SOME KIND or vIGoR-
ous ACTION, AND THE PROSPECTS
FOR TROUBLE SEEM TO BIZ GROW
ING AS THE DAY FOR FINAL SETTLE
MENT APPROACHES.
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DIED EN ROUTE.
transport sherman Arrived =,
Eight Bodies.

"a. Il
Nhhsport sherman Arrived "
Eight Bodies.
San Francisco, Cal, November IN
United States transport Shermr ~
from the Philippines today after Il
trip the vessel occupying but tweatd
days on the voyage from Manila N
were eighteen cabin passenger M r
discharged and sick men on board
the sick eight died on the voyage i n
lows: w. II, Guthrie, Twelfth r!nS
Peter Dougherty, Thirteenth irt,,uy
William Rainslaw, J. +. McClanahn
c. Harrington, Joseph Quinn, Wllhn Il
Donwart, John Burns. McClanaha, =
suffering from a complication 81 air
and did not die until after the -
passed into this harbor. Tho boaa =
those who died on the voyage were M
in scaled caskets and brought 70 e
city.
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Presidential Trnin Retnrncd

Washington. November 25.--The special
train bearing the president and the mem
oers of the cabinet on their return from
the funeral OF the late vice president
at Paterson. N. j., arrived here shortly
after II o'clock tonight. With the presi-
dent were all the member!ssof the cabinet
except The attorney general, who will re-
man In Paterson over Sunday and the
postmaster general and Secretary Long
who stopped over train in Phlladelphia,
On reaching the White House the presi-
dent retired almost Immediately
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-26

For more than twenty-five years hav
made a speciality OF Female Diseases. Dur
ing that time I have had among m,
patients over ten thousand women suffer
ing from all those many different com
plants peculiar to the sex, and while
Will not say l have cured every case,
can truthfully say, and my brother ply
sicians win bear me out In saying, thai
] have made positive, complete and per.
manept cures in more than so per cent OIL
the cases that / have treated. This recort
! believe to be greater than that of any
other specialist in this country or in In,
world
The Curse of WomnnISind.
There is no class OF diseases which cause
SO much suffering to the girl, to the
wife or to the mother--to say nothing OF
the weakness aud disease en;niled upon
her children--as these various forms OF
female weakness and disease
All Gun be Cured
BY my exclusive method, which have
perfected during the twenty-five years of
my most extensive practice / am enabled
to cure all OF these different diseases.
including painful, profuse, Irregular and
suppressed menstruation, prolapsus, In
hammation, all ovarian trouble, tuuors
ana ulceration--in fact, every form OF
,hose diseases which make burden OF
lie to the great majority of women.
No Operation Required.
nave so perfected this system of mine
that | can treat these cases without any
operation, with its consequent pain aad
necessary danger.
My system OF treatment Is talxen in tbo
privacy of the home; the cure is painless
aud II is positive.
J, NEWTON HATHAWAY, N. ID.
san Antonio, Texas, November ~ 1870
DIR. hathaway Treats All Discnses
In DR.. Hathaway's most extensive prac-
uce, covering period OF moro than 20
years, he has been called upon m tr,as
all manner of diseases of men ana wom,n
and along the whole line OF human all
inehts ne has been uniformly success
full.
early he restores to perfect health
thousands OF sufferers from Catarrh pro.-
chits Asthma, Hay Fever, Lung Com.
piaints, stomach, Liver and Kidney Dis
eases, PILES, Tumors, Cancers, Eczema and
all manner OF skin affections.
-, "; Hathaway's Offices are fitted with alt
,ne iatest electrical and other appliances
In the use of which, as well as The No
croscope' he has world wide fame as NJ,
1Apef,, All OF the medicines used Nv
~ lathaway are compounded In his own
1apoia''iles' under his personal direttIon
ana special remedies are prepared for each
me usiauai case according to It's require.
elf.exan,i raWay has prepared series OF
dinerent diseases which he ssnds ene
swppiieation: No !. for Men; No se ~, on
women; No. 3, for Skin pjsssssss.' ,or
!, rof catarrhal Diseases: No s for XIV ~
.,,,a,, nsthsway makes no charge ID, co,.
'''s'on AZ either his Office or by ,aa ID
"AIwF9S HATHAWAY, ~ ~
xoo n. IT. aathaway a co..
rissa, San Antonio Tex |
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INDIAN TROUBLES.
The Full Hoods VIII Oppose Colonel
Porter,

Muskogee. I. T.. November 25.--Re-
ports reach here from ocomulgee that the
tuii blood faction In the Cherokee nation,
WIZ oppose the seating OF Colonel Porter,
recently elected principal chief. when 1t
y attempted to install him in office Mon
gay next, The full bloods are said to have
held an election and named chitto Harjo
for the Office and II is said he will DO
supported at ocomulgee with several
ton,
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orncers We're Named.

Macon, Ga, November 25.--At recent
meeting of the Confederate Veterans as
ISOLATION of Georgia, Colonel Wiley OF
this city was named as brigadler general
OF the Eastern brigado Colonel A. J..
West of Atlanta for the Northern; Col mel
5. sheppard OF Columbus for the South
ern. and Colonel +. McGlashan OF Savan-
nah FOR the Western.
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CLOTHED N SECRECY.
Advance Of Troops In Africa IL Not
Made Fable.

NuSHuu6 u TF3OpH In Africa IL Not
Made Pablo.
London. November 25.-The Transvaal
var becomes matter of mere momentary
Interest compared With the tremendous
possibilities dependent on the exertions
which are now occupying the diplomats OF
Hurepe and the war itself has reached
etaEe Where even British Interest some-
~hat fbNs' The advance OF the ts1pps
" the relief of Ladysmith, Kimberley and
MetettnG is necessarily clothed In secrecy
Y1lqh a orly broken BY the news OF desui-
NJ 44ogn4neAts, Tho personal work
'1 - 9ltoeed but little tho nondi-
te1 Whits holds out until relieved
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RECRUITS ron DoERs.
Many Americans said to He Going 10
Afrfcn.

AfricN.
Philadelphia. Pa. November 25.--Re-
cruiting for tho Boer army, 1t is alleged.
Is being conducted here under the roe
tion of an organization known as the IRISH
National society. 1t Is asserted that last
Thursday night $50 men left this city en-
route 10 the Transvaal to join the Beers
Recruits In much larger humble s are sal J
TO have been shipped at numerous Inter
walls since the beginning OF the war. II Is
asserted that recruiting Is going on In all
parts OF the country and that Chicago
contributed force OF 1000 men.
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PRETORIA NEWS.

Estcourt c~,mp MA Not ncspona 40
shslls.
London. November GA dispatch from
Pretoria dated Thursday gives a dispatch
from South Of Ladysmith to tho effect
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IMPORTANT ARRANGEMENTS.
something In being Done Regarding
nnItlmOre and NIIin prnncriN

New York. November 25.--The Commercial
Advertiser says: Although the utmost reti-
oenco is preserved in Baltimore and Ohio
circles in this city regarding the plans un-
der consideration there ara indications thet
some important arrangements are under way
aneeting both the financial and physical con-
dltions OF the property, coupled with ruinors
OF unineation OF tho common and preferred
stock There !, talk OF traffic deal be-
tween the baltimore and Ohio and the ILL.,
nois Central railroads. Neither President
Cowen nor amy OF the officers OF the Baltimore
and Ohio arc inclined 10 say anything about
what Is going on.
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An Inru1tinx cnr,cnturc.

Paris. November 25,--The ani-English
caricaturos In connection with the T ans
vaal war eliminated in a grossly obscene
drawing insulting Queen Victoria in la
Caricature, entitled English Correctlop."
which the police seized today, probably n
the outcome OF British embassy represen-
tations.
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A BoER SCHEME.
Have Ruiscd Homes in Order t6
Weaken the NinfclSing Carbon.
IGnnrl,l 10 The Post l

Especial to The Pot)
New York. November ga special
cable from Capetown says: A dispatch
from Matching dated November 10, says.
Reinforcemeuts are desirable. Extor-
touate prices are being demanded for
all food stuffs. Potatoes which before the
siege sold for y 10 90 shilllhss, are now
quoted at 40 shillings per barrel. Natives
report that the British are approaching
in such force that they look like ants.
They also have big skybags (balloons.)
1t is believed the Beers have prompted
this report in order to induce overconfl-
dence in the Mafeking garrison.
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statc pcpnrtmcnts Clo.ed.

Austin, Texas November 25.--The State
departments and the postoffce closed this
evening out OF respect TO the memory OF
the late Vice President Hobart and memo
rial services were held In the University
chapel.
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steam. Tuw SINK.

Norfolk. Va. November 25,--The Court
land Lumber company's tug Maggie Joy
sank IN Hampton Roads to-day abreast the
tip-raps, and now lies in six fathoms OF
water. Turner Jones. the firman, was
drownl
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r. H. r. Green and party at Rockport
in the blow of Thursday night Mr. Green
and party are safe; in fact. Mr.. Green vii
be In the city in the morning.
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TRAINS CoLLIDED.
Three People Were Killed npd More
ThRn Twenty Injured.


Coshocton. o., November Pa bad wreck
took place three miles Gust OF this city OH
tho Wheeling aud Lake Eric railway this
afternoon in which three people were killed
and over twenty injured. The killed were;
Nj. CATION,
A. LUMEN.
SQUIRE WEST.
The injured were: Mrs. Margaret Beall, J..
W. Biggs, B. F. BlacEson. Charles Galley.
Charles Coleman, Mrs. John Drya, Charles
Jerose. Charles Haskin. Frank 1ngham, ELS
worth Lnmen, George Lumen, Waldo Miller,
Engineer John Perkins. Mine Boss Jordan
Phillips, Marion Piper, g. W. Richards, Eliza
West, Alexander Wilson, Frank W,eiand.
The Morgan Run Coal company transports
Its miners and the miners OF the Wade Coal
company to the mines on special train OF
two cars, This afternoon the train left the
mine with $50 passengers. 100 OF whom were
n tho car next 20 the engine. While ascend
ing steep grade fast freight was seen
coming down the hill. All the trainmen
jumped The trains came together with
crash. Tho first car of the special with its
Cargo OF human freight Jumped over the
tender. smashing the cab and was hurled
over the boiler, rolling down the embankment
Gfty feet, Tho car broke INTO two pieces. AL
most all tho passengers were more or less
Injured. For fifteen minutes there WIS 81 eat
confusion. the uniniured meanwhile extrltat-
ng tho dead and wounded All the ph.s-
clans IN Coschocton were summoned. The
dead and injured we're brought here.
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Had Nothins 10 say.

New York. November ss.--Beforo sailing to-
day, when asked II he had anything to say
TO the public. schley held up both hands and
exclaimed Absolutely nothing"
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san AnTonio, Texas, November d.
There we're some sensational reports out
tcnisht concerning the probable loss OF
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nondIuv sl,cd Buric.l.

notton. Mass. Noyeuabsr 25.~Fire st the
navy YARD today destroyed the buiidias used
as the bonding shed entnillpz I lces esti.
mated az between t5,coo and 100000.
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MoIas.s. c.nav.

MoIsssss Candy.
4 y. Molatses Il intended FOR tabls
use. nut also makes the best candy 90
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"DurabaHy IS
Better Than Sho4U. "

The evealM of the multi
mfLlionafres Is not equal to
good health. Riches evithout
health are a curse, and YET
the rich, the middle classes
and the poor alike. haze, da
Hoods Sarsaparfl[a, a valua-
BILE assistant tn getting and
maintaining perfect health.
Catarrh- "Or little boys rvhoopins
cough left him 4vh eatarrh, but Hooero
Sa,saparas made hin, perfectly s,en. ]
have taken It myself auth satisfactory re-
suits. Mrs. W. S. Gordnier. Nequfon. Kan.
ScrofuIa - NY boy suffered euM
srofuLa qohen young. 7auo bottles Of
Hoods Ssrsaranla cured him. He Is nosD
ten. Our physician adviscd IT'S use. We
atqyays recommend H." Mrs. 8. 6.
CTpt-r, s Kidde- ST., Cleveland, Ohio.
Tired All .Day-"No tired feeling
such as I used 10 haze morning and night
stree Hoods SarsapariGa cured II; as Il
cured the pain in my lie girl stomach.
Jas. Z. SMann. Hubbardsfon. Mass.
Pain in the Side-"I haze tason
Hoods Sarsapan1La and Hoods Pills for
pain tn the side and back. Was not
able TO 1Dork. They cured me-" May
E. Gate. Chesterfield. S. c.
H6oG SaadabmiM
ISSzG;aISs.s sll.El;5l!l:ylITD
------------------
Hoods Pillscure liver Ills, The nor.irritating ard
only cathartic to take with Hoods Sarsaparilla.
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MEDIATION NOT DESIRED.
Boers Have Decided on n War Tor
South Africa.
Especial to The Post.)

New York. November 25.-A special
cable from Berlin says: 1t is stated In
circles here usually we'll informed on Boer
affairs that the Beers do not desire the
mediation OF any power in the war now,
as they have decided to fight for the lib
Grafton OF the whole OF South Africa.
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STILES RECALLED.

The American Embassy Has Offended
the Gcrmnns.
Washington, November 25.--The officials
Of the state department are reticent Us
to the reasons for the recall OF Prot S Hes
OF the United States embassy at Berlin,
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Hoods SaadabMM

Hoods Pills liver ills, The nonirritatng ard
only cathartic to take with Hoods sarsaparilla