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the Dublin Fusiliers. An armored train
brought in the outposts. Some OF them
suffered severely owing to a hot shrapnel FIRE
from the Boer batteries An attempt to cut of
one OF the outposts led to brisk rife firing and
the enemy was driven back.
The Beers made an attack on wylie Fort.
which was held by the Fusilisra They
were repulsed by volley which killed
twelve men and twenty horses The re-
maindsr OF the horses stampeded. Ths Dur
ban troops had n nine FOUNDER. which
they were advised to spike. but they were de-
termned to save II. While running the gun
carriage down tho hill the ropes broke ana the
carriage was dashed against the side OF the
hill and smashed. When this happened the
Durham men picked up the gun. which had not
been damaged. and brought It here.
At daybreak on Friday tho Beers began she'll
Ing Colenso camp. obviously unaware Of tho
fact that the place had been evacuated. Later
on they looted the town. The bridge over the
TuRsla River. however. was not damaged. a.
tho Boers declared they wanted to use the
railway themselves
tis reported here that in tho engagement at
Tathams Farm. near Ladysmith. on Nov. 2.
the Beers lost 800 In killed. wounded and
prisoners.
CAPE Town. Nov. GA despatch from Est
court. south OF Colenso. says tho women and
children have been urged to leave there. The
garrison at Colenso saved all It's stores and
tents when that place was evacuated. The
Beers in that neiehborhood comprised new
commando numbering 5000 men.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-07
REEDS SUCCESSOR CHOSEN.
Amos l.. Allen Elected to ConGrcss-IIe
supports the Presidents Philippine Policy.

Amos l.. Allen Elected to ConCrcss-He
Supports the Presidents Philippine Policy.
PORTLAND. Nc, Nov. 0.-The special election
In tho First district to Ill the vacancy caused
by the resignation OF Thomas H. Reed Of his
seat In Congress resulted to-day In n Republl-
can victory. Amos L. Allen Of Alfred receiving
about 400 minority over his opponent, the
Rev Luther +. Mckinney OF Bridgoton.
Though the totally fell OF considerably from
syenr aVo. the majority wa. within about one
hundred OF that received by Mr. Reed last year.
York county, in which Mr.. Allen resides.
largely increased it's majority from that ~ n
year ago. while umbsrlnnd county. oi which
Mr. Reed was u resident, fell behind.
Mr.. Allen IL " years OF ag" and was n clnss-
mate OF Mr. Reed at Bowdoin College In the
class OF 1880. He served twelve ysnrs us Clerk
~ Courts OF York county afterward held u
clerkship in the Treasury Department ut
Washington. and during Mr.. Reeds service as
Speaker OF the House was his private secre-
taIy.
The campaign was an exceedingly quiet one.
cress from New Hampshire. did moe! Of the
speaking at the Democratic rallies. Mr.. A Hen
WIS assisted In his campaign by senator Frye
and Congressman Bnutelle and Lttlened Of
Maine Sir Allen IN his speeches strongly
endorsed President hcKinlrys action In sup-
pressing the rebellion In the Philippines whilo
bis opponent strongly condemned the Presi-
dents course.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-07
man ExPLOSfTE FOR GEN. OTIS
Our Artillery In the Philippines to To Sup
piled with Thoritc.

wAsHrSoToS. Nov 5.--The American artIl-
lcry in the Philippines is to be supplied with q
high explosive similar to that used by the
British against tho Boers In South Africa,
against which Gen. Joubert has entered pro-
test. The English lyddte 10 not near as pow
erful ms thorte. the new explosive Just adopted
10y tho Army Bureau OF Ordnance. LyddIte.
being q picrlc compound. Is similor to tho ex-
plosive used by the French army called mel
lenits Picrlc compounds have been rejected
by the American ordnance officers because OF
their lack Of safety. and FOR many years
experiments have been conducted with va
rlous explosives which II was thought would
give great rower, with low pressure and safety.
One Of tho inventions submitted TO tho Depart
ment was that Of DIR. Tuttle Of Seattle. Wash
ington. At first DR.. futile refused TO disclose
the secret OF his compound. but nually yielded
and agreed to inform the ordnance officers
VINO would DO compelled TO give II a test
The ordnance officers OF tho Bureau In
Washington are not Informed a. 20 tho
chemicals used. but they knew that thorlte
IL not n picric compound. The officers who
possess the secret are on duty at Sandy Hook.
and II Ia there that its manufacture will
begin within few days. DR.. Tuttle will direct
the manufacture OF the explosive. The officers
who have tested II cay that It Is far In advance
1t Ia absolutely safe when handled outside OF
the gun md Is just as safe when In the charged
shell. IL 10 believed to have good keeping
gnalitiHa. and tho tests con lurtoi ut SANDY
Hook have shown IL to have remarkable
power. In ;his respect it Is ahead OF Ivddite.
and shells charged with thnrlte will burst into
thousands OF fragments and scatter over large
areas.
The value Of such an explosive for use IN tbs
Philippine campaign IL recognized by the Sec
Rotary OF War. aud orders have Ieon issued to
hasten the manufacture 81 thorite as much as
possible. so that n large quantity may be sent
AT once to Gen. Otis for use In pinch shells 81
tho field guns. A high explosive il now used in
the sh .apn.l shell. but in the common she'll
only q few ounces are n.eded to burst II with
such force Us to transform II Into hand eds al
small bullets within short time after IL
leaves the gun. one OF tho remarkable adj
vlntHges ~ thorite IL the short time In
which II takes TO manufacture H. This
ingredients are now being delivered at
Sandy HOOK, and II 10 estimated at the War
DEPARTMENT that within two weeks n thousand
pounds wi be sent from New York. so that Il
NAV reach Gen. Otis at tho earliest possible
moment With the us. OF this explosive and
tho mr. NJ otincsnftary charges from the noun
tain batteries purchased from an English ord
nance firm. IL IL thought the filipinos will be
more impressed with the varlike Intentions Of
III. Americans than they have been at any time
b,'Dro
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-07
CHANGE IN CUBA's GOVERNMENT.
Havana Papers Discussing Rumors OF Gov
ernor-Gensral Brooke's Recall.

Special Gable DsJpateh 10 TIN Sun.
HAVANA. Nov. 0-The 10 cal papers comment
on recent cable dispatches from the United
States in regard to a probable change in Cuba's
Government from the military to civil form
The majority OF the papers object to It on the
ground that 1t would mean 4 permanent form
of COVE rnment for the island. or at least q con-
siderable extension OF the period OF American
occupation. La Lucha iavors tho idea OF Cuba
having n candidate OF its own for tho Governor
Gensralship OF the island.
Ever since Jan. ! last the local rapers have
been regularly printing stories that Governor
General Brooke was to be removed Many
men were mentioned az likely to succeed him
The name that has been mentioned most OF all,
however, Is that OF Gen. Leonard Wood, the
Governor OF Santiago provinoo.
The members OF the Veterans Association
went to Guira to-day to attend a meeting OF
the local branch OF tho association. Many merry
speeches were made Senior Mcrlo, the as
sistant editor OF FL Cubdno. said that Presi-
dent Mckinley spoke to the Cubans In HERO
Glyph!cs and when tho dreary day arrived
when all hopes had vanished war would be
necessary. Seifor Hernandez and other speak
srs followed In a similar strain. The speeches
were enthusiastically chsored.
The Cuban school teachers have drawn up a
protest against tho amp ointment OF Mr.. Frye OF
Boston as Superintendent OF Schools The
protest will be presented to Secretary Of Justice
Lanuza tomorrow. The teachers say they
want a Cuban as superintendent instead of a
foreigner.
Superintendent Of tho Census olmstsad be-
leves that the taking Of tho census OF the
island will be completed about Nov. 90 To-
morrow he will begin tho work Of taking tho
cansus Of tho Amerlca troops in Cuba
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-07
FIRST WASHINGTON TROOPS HONE

Welcomed At Seattle by an Immense Crowd
Gen. Miles Greets Them.
SEATTLE. Wash. Nov. 0.-Ths First Washing
ton Regiment received q grand reception from
the citizens Of Seattle and Washington o-dsy
on its return from Manila, The regiment came
on the steamer Queen from San Francisco.
The soldiers were met at the steam or landing
members 81 the City Council and Gen. Miles.
Then there was a procession. 1t 10 estimated
that there were 10000 strangers In the city.
forget
Alter the parade the women OF the Red
Cross served dinner, when Gov Rogers gave
tho soldiers State Medals and badges.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-07

Reported That Her Fiancs, y. q. Guiibsrt,
Was Injured In the Adirondacks.

Reported Tint Her FIance, =. Il. Guilbsrt,
Was Injured In the Adirondack
The marriage o. Edwin Buckley Gu!lbsrt OF
Leadvlle. Col, and Miss Voice Adam Bsecher,
the adopted daughter OF the late Rev. DR.. Ed
ward x Beecher, which wa. 10 take place yes
terday at Miss Bsecher's home, 49, Macon
accident 10 Mr.. Guilbart while on deer hunt
ing trip In the Adirondacks last week. Miss
Beccher received u message to the effect that
Mr.. Huilbert ha been injured and would not
be able TO he present on the day appointed for
the wedding. The message, 1t Is said, did not
state the nature Of tho injuries or how they
had been received
At Miss Beschers home Last night n young
woman. who said that she was a stranger. de-
olarsd that she knew nothing about the case
except that Miss Bsechsr had gone somewhere
70 learn the PARTICULAR" Mr. Gnllbsrt had
1t Was said there last night that nothing was
known at the hotel about the accident to Mr.
Guilbert
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-07
Condition OF tho yice.Presid.ut.

PATERSON. N. j.. Nov. 0-No marked change
occurred in the condition Of Vice President
Hobart to-day. He was able to take more
than he had taken for several
days past, Messages OF inquiry were received
Morton. Joseph H, ManisY. President Scott Of
Rutgers College. Gen: and Mrs, James Loag-
street Of Georgia. and Wayne hAcVeagh.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-07
DARING ROBBERY Nv sIxTH Avenue
Man Held Up In Resort while .
Policeman and Crowd Looked On.

Harold Baldwin OF 221 West Thrty-nrst
street was set upon by four men in front OF the
Garrick saloon at 5l1 Sixth avenue at o'clock
this morning. He resisted their attempts to
rob him. and says that he was forcibly dragged
into the resort and while two men held him
two others went through his pockets. taking Q
gold watch and chain and $50 in money
A curious crowd outside gazed through the
tered to help Baldwin, not even a policeman
who stood on the Thirty-third street corner.
three or four doors away; Leaving Baldwin
drove the victim away when he tried TO make
complaint.
Later detectives from the West Thirtieth
street station were sent out on the case
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-07
VIII ADMIT Students IN JAPAN.

Tho University Of Chicago to Put into
Practio. a Policy of Expansion.
CHICAGO Nov 6.-The University OF Chicago
10 maintaining and encouraging the policy OF
expansion by reaching out for students in
foreign countries. Special arrangements arc
being made by which students In Jaran may
be admitted TO the university by IA ssing OK
aminatons In their own country, This policy
will have q tendency to increase the nun ber OF
Japanese students in tho university. Know
ledge OF specified foreign studies will be ac-
copied in lieu OF certain English studies
Harvard University 10 the only other American
institution which has entrance examinations
In Japan.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-07
CHAMPION JEFFRIEs ARRESTED.
Accused of Violating tho Horton Law by
spnrring In n Music Hall.

spnrring In n Music Hall.
AZ the conclusion Of Around New York
In Eighty Minutes" at Roster & Bisrs last
night, Capt Price. OF the West Thirtieth
street police station. arrested James ].
Jefrries. the champion pugillst and his
brother Jack on a charge OF violating the
Horton law, Robert Blsi. one OF the managing
directors OF the music hall. was also arrested.
and the three men were taken to the West
Thlrtieth street station where they wore bsied
out.
I"frrles and bis brother concluded the show
~ boxing a tour-round bout. Sharksy had
teen engaged for tho bout. but was Tre-
vented By his injuries received In his cham
pionshlp night with Joffries. The Horton law
provides that there can he no exhibitions OF
boxing except in a regularly Incorporated
athletic club which has been licensed by the
Police Com ssIonsrs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-07
THE RETREAT FROM CoLENsO.
british Force Greatly Outnumbered, tho
Boers Having 5000 Mon There.

Special Cdbs D,sl aches to The suS.
LONDON, Nov, IA despatch to the Daily Netos
from Estcourt. Natal, some distance south OF
,oenso on tho road to PietermartzburG. dated
NoV g. states that the evacuation OF Colenso
was absolutely necessary because tho Boers
greatly out-numbered tho British garrison
a. mat place. To continue there meant disas-
u" mo iioers had been reinforced by COM
maNuo 81 Orange Froe state troops which
brought the total strength OF the enemy up to
5000.
co., Cooper, therefore, decided to withdraw
,orce. which consisted Of the Durham
Lsht Infantry and o datanhmant of
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-07
4 MESSENGER FROM LADFsMITH.
He Confirms the Reports of tho Fighting
There on Thursday and Friday.

Sr,rai cass Deipaies 10 THl Sow
LsTcOURT. Natal. Nov. 4. Noon delayed In
transmissionL-A trustworthy messenger who
has lust arrived from Ladysmith. passing the
Boer lines at night. says Thursdays fighting
Tatham's Farm. which is west OF
BsSter's station. was very heavy and the
Beers loss was great. They were driven
back to their camp and thirty OF them were
taken prisoners. This messenger conflrms the
story Of Fridays fighting near Hepworth's
Farm. when the Beers were again compelled to
retire with loss.
large Orange Free State commando. with
artillery, under Commandant Wessels. has
taken position commanding three farms
'acng Testers Station. small COM
mando Is encamred south OF Pieter's
Station commanding this railway. They have
torn IN the railway culverts and burned the
wooden parts.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-07
FRENCH INTEREsTs IN CHINA.

Delimitation Of Guam Chan Wan Inter-
ruptrd nRd Troops to bo Re-enforeed.
Special Gable D,pateh 10 THE sUy.
PARIS. Nov. 8.-Admiral Courrejolles, the
French commander on the Asiatic station. tele-
graphs that tho negotiations for the deli m tia
ton OF the Guam Chan Wan territory have been
interrupted owing to the hostility OF the Vice.
roy OF Canton.
NJ. Lansssan. the Minister OF Marine, has
taken the necessary steps to reinforce the
French army OF occupation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-07
m'KINLEY GOES TO oHIo TO yorE.
Mrs. Mckinley and His Physician Go with
Him-Wnl Return On Wednesday.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 8.-President Mckinley
left Washington tonight for Canton. Ohio
where he will cast his vote tomorrow for Nash
and the rest OF the Republican State ticket.
He was ACCOMPANIED by Mrs. Mckinley. Assist
ant secretary Corteyou. Dr. Rixsy. his
physician, and two servants. The party went
In a special car attached to the regular Z 20
train over the Psnnsylvsnia road, and Is due
to arrive In Canton at lO:l5 O'Clock tomorrow
morning. The President will be the guest OF
sx-Secretary OF State William X, Day while in
hanton. He expects to east his vote soon after
els arrival, and " Ill then spend the afternoon
quietly at the home OF Judge Day. Mr..
Mckinley will leave Canton on the return trip
at S:l0 tomorrow night arriving in Washing
ton ut O'Clock Wednesday afternoon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-07
BRITISH FORCES RETREAT.
kToRMBERG JUNCTION ABANDONED
TO THE FREE STATE BoERs.


Indications Thnt 'he h'nc""''o" VI rvs
mead and Nsuuwpoort WIN fo''""-A'
Important Cape Colony Positions-Forces
too Small to Chance Attaok-Five
, p roro.s m. R,,r,,t
,,-
from ooienso-h"h"'"
OF the Governments ELECTROMAGNETIC
Social cabi, D,,pa,eA,s .. The sus
,,noy Nov 7-Tbere il n news from the
-. ., military operations In South Africa
is,er than Fridays date. The dominating
NV. =, Oh. aituation then WINS the withdrawal
20. pr,,ish oarrisons southwark in the face OF
:. -. ,hr.,,sned advance Of tho enemy. Colenso
~, .rg and stormberg junction had been
.,,,sd in turn. md II was stated that the
,a.Iorment n, Ro,mead and Nauuwpoort
,Ua,,,nr vas imminent To attempt to hold
~. rI,ce. with the present available forcss
"a. evidently regarded as counting annihila-
~ I, bn. been understood all along that
s,".r,,.rg had been selected as q de-
,or accommodating guns. ammuni-
10, and commls.ary stores for the
. uV. d,yi.,on az the army corps under Major
w., C.,acr. Such as have been gathered
-. 60 bs.n removed sixty miles to the
."n,,word
wha,sy., thu neco.sity for these stratexical
o.n,r.,,on. n tbs rear may b. they will
,.s,,,,h,v create n bad impression locally.
on. 1. .r.iv r,,,.
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.nddow,. e,mna,rn in history wa. aver
. r,.,ch ~ ,,iumnh from beginning to and
Thu dI.nnnoin,ments from which they were
rou suffering were us.ful in many WINS. espe.
o,,u, IN hrInrine the nation closer together
Hc declared his absolute confidence in the anal
on,coun
desr.teh TO the Pos, from East London.
Cana Colony ,,y,. THE view. e.presssd AT
Cane Town and the indication. Of racial
feeling which unfortunately are Forthcoming
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-07
Republican w.nther-voto Early.

The polling place in every election district In
this town will open this morning at q O'Clock.
and will remain open until 8. It's the business
o! every citizen TO get his vote in early This
York are that the day will be- fine and there
will be no excuse for any citizen TO stay a.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-07
The Boer.' Annexation Proclamation.

sr,c,ai Csbs D,Ipi'eh 70 THss us
LONDON. Nov G.-Ths Governor OF Natal
telsgraphs to the Colonial once uader date Of
Nov that he has Issued a counter proelama-
ton to the one put out by the Bocrs In regard
to the annexation OF tho upper Tugela district.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-07

Special Cable DspateA TO THz Son.
MELBOURNE. Nov Corresponding to the sug-
gestion from New South Wales that more
troops should DO sent to South Africa
the officials OF Queensland aud South
Australia say they do not favor the idea. They
argue that the troops are not needed. to begin
her loyalty
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-07
Automobile to Tow Canaiboats.

New HAVEN. Nov. Cat Hartford work has
been begun on an automobile which Is In
tended to tow canaboats on the Erie Canal.
The automobile will bs built on entirely new
plans and is intended to be powerful enough
TO tow from six TO ten canal boats at once. 10
will cost more than $4,000. II successful
other orders will follow.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-07
POPE FoRRIDs THE WEDDING.

Aids the Austrian Emperor in Preventing
Princess stephanie's Marriage.
Special Cable DsIpdch I. THu sus
RoMF. Nov. 8-The Austrian Emperor asked
the Pope to intervene TO prevent the marriage
OF Princess Stephanie to Count Lonyai. and His
Holiness has accordingly Instructed the Papal
Nuncio Mt Brussels to see that the wedding
docs not take place.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-07
Hogs md Men in South Florida.

JACKSONVILLE. Fla, Nov. On Manatso
county, south Florida last week. two mon were
convicted OF murder and two OF hog stealing.
The murderers were sen fenced, one to two and
the otner TO six months IN Jail. and the hog
thieves, one to a year anu q nall and the other
TO two years In State prison.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-07
CHINESE HUMOR.

Cable Message Sent to the Empress Dow
nGer by tho Rovolutionists Here.
VICTORIA. D. c.. Nov. G-That tho Chinese
are not lacking humor IL shown by the follow
ing cable message sent to-day by the original
branch OF the revolutionary order In Amer
lea. recently organized by the eNiled Prime
Minister. KanG Yu Wei:
ITO HER MAJESTY. DowAGER FMrRrss
China, care British Minister, Pskin: Birthday
cong CALCULATIONS. We request your abdicaton
our comp ments. -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-07
BANIsBkD FROM CLAY COUNTY.
PhiIpots First Shot Mt Dave Chadwei ana
Then Warned Him to Move.

LONDON, Ky, Nov. 0.-Dave Caldwell. father
OF Eddie and Floyd Caldwell who arc accused
OF completely in the murder OF Deputy Sheriff
Wash Thicker has been run out OF Clay
county. He was shot from ambush and almost
killed two weeks ago and aitsruard notified to
Ieavo the county he did this going to Corbin.
still too close to Clay county to please the Phil
POTS and advised TO go further, Consequently
he has removed with his family to Winchester.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-07
Antarctic Steamer in Collision.
sp,eial cabl. Du,shA 10 TEE SCI.

ANTWERP, Nov. 6.-The steamer Belglca OF
Lieut.. de Gerlache's Antarctic expedition col
lided with another vessel while entering the
harbor yesterday. The Belgicas mainmast
and mninyard were carried away. No one
was injured.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-07
Tn. soudan to be Open to All Comers.i

SpS0GI Cable pespa,sA to Tbs SUI
CAIRO. Nov, 0.-Lord Kitchener announces
that he intends TO proclaim the Soudan open
to all corners early n December. when the rail-
way will reach Khartoum.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-07
ANXIOUS ABOUT the BAsUros.
War once Has No News of tho Rumorcd
Outbreak of the Snyages.

!rtoaI Gable Dsssdteh 10 TIE So.
LONDON, Nov. 0-No news has been
received either at the War once here
or at Capa Town confirming the
statement OF trouble in Basu.olaud.
1t ia known. however. that 10000 OF the
younger Basutos are armed and are anxious
to fight the Beers.
The War once admits that there Is a feeling
OF anxiety regarding the action OF the Basutos
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-07

MINNEAPoLIs, Mimi, Nov Can elevator
carriage crowded with passengers dropped
from tho NTH floor OF the PhTnix Block, a
largo ONCE building, this afternoon, and ten
passengers were injured. Investigation shows
oh
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-07
Queen Subscriber to Relief Fund.

Social Gable D,sDdft 10 THz SUE.
LONDON. Nov. 6-The Queen has subscribed
81 900 and tho Prince OF Wales 600 to the
fund for tho relief OF the wives and children
OF tho troops now In South Africa.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-07
Az APPEAL TO QUEEN UILHELMINA.
subjects Object to Allowing England to Get
War supplies in the Country.

Er'efdI Cable Dspa'es 10 TIVE suG
AMSTERDAM. Nov. G.-The residents OF ylaar-
dngcn and Schiedam arc signing petition to
Queen Wihcimina requesting her to prevent
The cutter Spartan shipping dynamite for Eng
land and the steamer Ilario taking on board
powder destined for South Africa. on tho
ground that 1t is violation OF the laws OF ncu-
trality.
second ambulance corps will start from
mere Tor Lorenzo Marquee on Nov. 20. The
CORPS will include two physicians and ten
nurses