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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1899-07-13

Kansas City, Kan, July iO.-Two
warehouses, one 200 by 40 feet, the
other 100 by 40 feet, containing 5000
bales Of curled hair, burned to the
ground, about one mile north of this
city Saturday morning. TWAS thought
the fire was of incendiary origin. Loss,
e-5. 600.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1899-07-13
Reward for Kansas Murderers.

Topeka, Kan, July e.-Gov. Stanley
yesterday posted reward of $3.50 for
the arrest and conviction of the mur-
derers of H. L. Tandy, whose body was
found in Mill creek at Mcfarland last
Friday. Tandy was from Creighton,
Mo
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1899-07-13

Bluefclds, W. Va, July Con the
Clinch Valley division of the Norfolk 81
Western at Tiptop, an engine exploded,
killing Engineer J. D. McColgan, Fire
man L. W. Albert and Brakeman 0s-
car ]. Owens.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1899-07-13
Nebraska Insurance Controversy.

Lincoln, Neb., July l0.-The contro.
versy between Gov Poynter and Audi
tor Cornell, as a result of which each is
conducting distinct insurance depart
ments in the capitol, has brought the
post office department into the middle.
A number of letters addressed simply
to the Nebraska insurance department
have been received at the Lincoln pos,
Office, and both Auditor Cornell and
the governors deputy claim them,
Postmaster Bushnell has declined to
deliver them to either until he has a
ruling from the department.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1899-07-13

Oil City, Pa, July 1O.-By the explo.
sion of boiler on the Moran oil tract
Saturday James McCray was killed and
John Turk was seriously injured.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1899-07-13

The sixth national convention of deaf
mutes meets at St. Paul, Mimi, on the
llth.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1899-07-13

1t was reported that B. P. Waggener,
the well-known Missouri Pacific al
torney, had purchased the Atchison
(Kan.) Daily Champion.
Natchitoches populist., 1899-03-10
Strange Bust of Christ Fonna

Recently the discovery in Madrid Of
a bust OF Christ has created quite a
sensation in the world of art. oolIao.
tors and dealers are puzzled to know
where this masterpiece of workman.
snip came from, and how long il has
been hidden under the dust of can.
turtles: The bust was recently pur-
chosed by the Russian ambassador 10
Spain. Several experts who have ar.
amlned it pronounce it to be the work
OF Angelo, or of Angelo, 0 entirely
dinerent ls it from the work t modern
artists. The eyes are wrought of blue
rock crystal, which makes the bnst
strangely unique in appearance,
queen Victoria has manifested deep
interest in the discovery, and has re-.
'enfiy taken steps toward having the
gust copied into marble.
Natchitoches populist., 1899-03-10
About sInokeiess rowder.

/ One OF the secrets Of the ordinance
department of the government is IN
regard to smokeless powder. the
various receipts for It's manufacture
and the most effective ways OF nslno
|it. For it must be known that there
are various kinds Of smokeIess now
der, each possessing It's own sune.
liarity fev developing pressure Of ve
locity. One kind of smokeless now.
der comes in yellow strips about tan
inches long. It has no smell and
looks as inuocentas as SO much brorvn
paper. This kind is best for the sir-
FOUNDERS. Then there is q kind that
comes in small white grains. like so
much rice. There is also smokeless
powder in small, perforated disks. vel.
low OF brown, and finally, there is al
klnd known as cerdite, in reddish
brown strings, some Of them abopt !,
1901 long, like shoalaces. This is used
chiefly in the ons-pounders.
Al kinds Ct sm'okeless powder are
ioaasa INTO shells and put into the !
guns like revolver CARTRIDGES b1,t ~
present smokeless rowder;s used onlv |
in guns having caIibre Of air ;ncbas
or less. Itisprobable. however tbat
~ ! !, a aae 'ntnfe II will be used in guns of
ais secs, its advantages in action be.
ing very great
Although amokeless powder eoats
MORE per pound than ordinary hrovn
powder. It is not. really more arnen ~
i've, since itS efficiency 4 80 mseb
yreater Tn an S-inca gun. for in
'tance, there ID required for ore dc
'harge, from liz 70 12b nonnds md -, e
'rown powder, but the sans prasapra !
nd velocity will be impaired to the 7
90 pound proiectilIs by only s;xty
ounds OF smokeleas powder. And 10 Il,
% matter Of safety the smokeleaa f
owder seems to havs advantages over =
le ordinary kind. The only orss. az
still to be solved, and the recent
ar points to q favorable solution Il n
neither ! snokeless powder will keen i
! iss good qualities and effectiveness !,
! 2 tae face os sudden changes from 3 3
sat 10 cold, OF vice versa. d
Natchitoches populist., 1899-03-10

1el0 very much better
ana was able to do nearly all nv own
work. Icontinued thcuse of YOUR medi-
cine, and feel that owe my recovery 70
you. lcannotthank enough foryour
advice and your wonderful medicine
any one doubling my statement NAV
write to me and viii gladly answe,
all inquiries. Mrs. NEIL HURST. Deem
water, Mo.
Letters like the foregoing, con.
stantly being received, contribnta not
q little to the satisfaction felt bv Mrs
Pinkham that her medicine and copnse,
are assisting women Ia bear their heavy
burdens.
a Mrs pinkham'saddressisLynn Mass,
All suffering women are invited II
write to her for advice, which will ba
given without charge. 1t is an ex.
perlenced wornan's advice to women
Natchitoches populist., 1899-03-10
BITS OF HUMOR,

Mamma OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES hov
many times have told you to kee,
away from the sideboard? Charley
l l don't know. I can only count te
'leven. Cleveland Leader,
We'll, did your wife surprise you
on Christmas2" 'I should say she
ala. She didn't pay half as much for
the present I got her as I was afraid
she would. "-Cleyeland Leader.
-He-What makes you so pensiye2
She-I've just been wondering if yon
Will love me when I'm old. He-0b
" WHAT'S the use borrowing trouble3
You've always had weak lungs. and
you y, may never get old, you know
Chicago News.
What will happen to you if You
are good, little boy?" asked the
Kindly old lady. 'I'll get a stick Of
sandy for being good" "And what
VIII M happen to you If you are bad9o
IN get two sticks of candy for prom. |
sing to try to be good. Chicago
Natchitoches populist., 1899-03-10
HGW's Thisf

we offer One Hundred Dollars Reward ,,~
Fly Hays sase Sc OF Catarrh that cannot be- cured hs
w. +. I. CHENEY & Co, Propa, Toledo q
Cheney foe for fshneffsg5sa the have ,I IkpoTa
perfectly honorable In ali hu huei Gel,eve sa. MIN
ACTIONS and financially able TO Sless oarrv ot tfas-
oMhIgatlon maize by their firm, ou' any
"kSp AZ g ohiR hTiRuAx' Wholesale Druggists, To,e-
"Ahhpisa, h.nnG,. KINNAN & MARVIN. Wholesale
Halls Catarrh Cure e. is t.lan ,..
acting directly upon the blood and n,ds'ernaliy smnay
surfaces ta OF the system Price II Giants MUCOUS
'igi nolq py al Druggists. Testimonials fres re
HANS Family Pills are the best. 'is ifee'
Natchitoches populist., 1899-03-10
Hoods Pills cure all Liver his. 25 cent,
Jungle Food and Jungle Poison.

Those who have travelled much
through the damp jungles Of India,
ouch as the Terai, cannot have helped
Noticing the large amount Of fnngoid
growth, both terrestrial and epiphyti-
cal, that presents itself, much of which
is edible, but requires an intimate ae-
4ualntence with botany to determine
between the poisonous and uninimicaI
What were not long since considered
seml-saVage races on the frontier are
the best guides the uninitiated. how.
ever, can employ to distinguish the
Two classes. So close is the resem-
blance that it would be- dangerous for
the Ignorant traveller to trust to his
own nnaided discrimination, and If
the services Of a human nomad ara NOT
ayailablethefungi should be submitte
othe equally au fait Judgment of tame
monkey, a thing no traveller should be
without. The animal must be very
closely watched when sittingin iudg- |
ment, especial notice being taken Of |
ms countenanoe. II the specimen is
poisonous there is decided look of
disgust apparent as the creature
throws it from him, but if non-poison.
ous 1t is torn into fragments, first
'meiled, and then transferred TO the
mouth, IN which case one may rest
o7erfectly satisfied that it is edible
Even though ''Jocko" may not eat, in
70 case Will our remote connections
maze ,.l mistake, nor, for that matter, Il
vii an elephant, either A spare ele. !
'nant or two is also o handy thing to
Z ave among your luggage. Indian I
'laDters' Journal.
Natchitoches populist., 1899-03-10
ITEMS OF REAL INTEREST.

Only four members of Alabama
secession convention are now living
Lhey are Senator John T. Morgan
Circuit Judge A. A. Coleman. of Bir
mlngham; W. E. Clark, ofMobile, apt
John W. Inzer, of St. Clair.
The late General Garcia was a mar
OF studious habits and seldom let 3
day pass in which he did not find some
tune to read. He always had few
books with him in the field, one of
which was invariably Caesars Com
mentaries.
Schuyler Hamilton, Jr., grandson
OF Alexander, has filed in New York
city q voluntary petition in bank
ruptcyD He is a mining engineer
ana an was formerly reputed to be worth.
So00, 600. but finally lost his money in
Q BRICK yard, which he carried on for
five years.
There ars 367 building and loan as
soclatlons doing business in the state
OF New York. A bill is to be intro
duced shortly in the legislature plac-
ing them under the supervision Of the
state superintendent of banking, in
the same manner as the banks now
are.
The husband of Nine. Nordica went |
up In balloon and was never seen or |
heard OF again. BY the law of France.
the vile could not touch her husbands
property for a period of seven years.
md that time Nine. Nordiea has had
% wait before she came into her for.
une.
Glass is now frequently fashioned
y machine pressure instead of being
aolded by blowing. In the pressed
lass the articles are either made by
and or machine pressure, andthis in.
ovation has done much toward MAX.
ng glass articles much cheaper than
ormerly.
Ihe Countess Bslsch, who died the I.
tner day at jassy, was the last of the
ID Koumanian nobility. She was 4
glorious miser, and lived on almost
othing, although after her death no d
ss than 1850, 900 francs in cash wan y y
'und secreted in the various parts Oh :
sr house. "
Senator Gear, of Iowa, has an odd = =
lbit OF always carrying his hat with f. +
m, even when moving about the II
nate chamber 1t is an old.fash. q
ned black felt head-coyering. IF a,
sitor sends ina card the Iowan al. ~
'ys carries his hat out when going to al
Q what is wanted. =. -
Faneuil Hall has fallen into suob 70
apidated condition that a guard has ST
en- stationed On the second floor Of o.
3 building to warn visitors away in
ne the weak spots in the flooring ce
to keep them from leaning sgainst bu
rotten posts that support the gal.
J. The building is soon to be re. 4
lstructed. the
When Joseph Chamberlain's son 80
Austen Chamberlain, was first elect Do
to parliament, an old servant of the 7
My accosted him with tears of CON Bs, ss,
tulation in his eyes: ''This ID ST.
at day, sir" /" he said. ssWhea 7 ste st
AZ that helped to put your grand
iher and grandfather in their oof. D
|, ltimakes me proud Of you this feH ieTi
T, to d
Natchitoches populist., 1899-03-10
MRS. P[NK-HAM'S ADVICE.
What Mrs. Nell Hurst has to Saw
About Tt.

DEAR MRS. PrNzHAM:-When rwrote
soyou had not been well for FIVE years;
had doctored all the time but cot no
oee'eF' had womb trouble very bad.
ny womb pressed backward. CAUSING
piles' was in such misery could
scarcely walk ACROSS the floor. Men.
sIruation was irregular and too nro-
Natchitoches populist., 1899-03-10
Where Carbnns Ara Eo.....

me state of Bahia, Brazil, is said
70 DC the sole seat of the carbon in.
austry. The carbons have been found
lor years. but there has been no
market until the commencement Of
sas present decade, when on account
Of their hardness they were sought bv
OF so-called diamond drills
Natchitoches populist., 1899-03-10
Beauty is blood Dean.

Clean blood means a clean skin. M
beauty Withontit Cascarets Gandy riattar a,o ~
nc nc clean your blocd and kssp # clean usIr, hy
pnraaa srEapa aR ,fm tine lszy y lysrand driving ali I'M
Danish pimples, hoiis, blotches h,scr s,iay hay 20
ana that sickly bilious compexIon Sy Ills, i11,
C&sca rt,ts beauty for ten cel,ts. Al Sr,,as
gistss Satisfaction guaranteed, 100, 2sc. soc.
Natchitoches populist., 1899-03-10
ChinesaP Pastiaa.

Wien d Chiuanan 'vas : o... !
party he sends three ihvitat;o.sa s,Aau =
each gnest-onatwo davg bsfora I,rl,' any, !
event, another OH the dsv itsslf aaS .nS
the third just before tie hon, hon, 1na "a.
straek, 10 signify how i,npatians 8 ba nis =
for his yiaitors q, arrive. = =
Natchitoches populist., 1899-03-10

fuse, was also
troubled with
leucorrhea. I
had given up all
hopes of getting
well; everybody
thought I had
consumption.
After taking
y five bottles Of
Lydia e. Pink.
hams vegeta-
BILE Compound,
Natchitoches populist., 1899-03-10

II. a. GREEN's Sons. of At,,nta a.
tne only successful Dropsy SneciaIissas +, 81 ale
Woria see their liberal offer in al yart;sa - sas
ment IN another column of this paner u siSe-
Natchitoches populist., 1899-03-10

The two leading shipbuilding firms of r Il.
iast Ireland, last year turned out sixieen II, en-
" sesseis-an IS screw stsanars-swith an aeer.-
gaLe tonnage - e. OF LII $3.50, and an united 6ers.,
Natchitoches populist., 1899-03-10

Ine ne? soldier s9 boys IN Manila say that tba
70 ths loft instead OF to the right in sarn
others on the sidewalks and streets at,S cnn
,s.equentiy Shere are numerous accidental coi
lsions with Americans val coi-
Natchitoches populist., 1899-03-10

!, ne who wishes to fulfil his mission ,oust
D ne man Of one idea, that is Of one daa uss tbat
y ~ on9 great overmastering purpose over.
troyIirn ail MS nims, and guiding and con-
Natchitoches populist., 1899-03-10
Don't Tobacco sn;, ..s S.,

r. NF'' anu oF'eke Your Lite AWAY.
10 Q gut @ TOBACCO easily and forever, be roag.
bac, the wonder worker, thatmakes saMo wsa AZ 10 10
suong; All druggists, Soc ar 81. Cure oaari a,ul
SSnIeed. Eookletand sample free A5araas
seeriing Remedy Co., Chicago or New YorE
Natchitoches populist., 1899-03-10

DIring the latter part of the month nj no
Gem6er, while the north of Eurone visa Do- or
loying Danny weather. three persons frozs
Natchitoches populist., 1899-03-10
TO Cure Cold In Cine Day.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
Druggists refund money ifitfails to cure. &c.

At Swedish weddings. among tba ,,,aa,.
ana lower classes, the bridegroom arr;a, :
twhnip. This 10 an emblem OF his AUTHORITY in n
Natchitoches populist., 1899-03-10

Ee What nature intended you for ora 80.
VIII succeed; be anything else. and . wv, ySu p
ga sSn uaogsand times worse than not6inp =
Natchitoches populist., 1899-03-10
SEVERE RHEUMATIC PAINS.
Also Pains In Head and Ears.
q. b. 81 Curcd Soune, nncs Wa.

h,ass nseanatisTn a due to Bad Blood Drive ths ..a
oloou out alldl thus cure Rheumatism. n's 'aa
aMv f.th.. FRsDosta, ArA Oct. A. 1893
b aner was IN his 10th year. and he was sttacS
hs ~ sesere Ihenmafic pains running ali trongh III,
Hs Mso pains running through his head and sers r'
hoa VII way about many rem rsmede. ed
,,a, Finaiy some one told him to try ths
s well and big attacks never returned My , e,hn sena
now IN her Oth year She keeps Three ~ S 10
saems It very highly. Respectft,,lp y ahd es-
Nnpi,ryu A n
Natchitoches populist., 1899-03-10

!, arance alsl Is burdeaed with 10000 public ofr,
YEAR y.S osrd cos.'hg the stSte 6l60O0O6 francs a
ss'i' accoruing 20 tlle estimate s,f lie Tenn ps'
Natchitoches populist., 1899-03-10

believe Piso's Cure for Consumption savod
my my boy HE last summer. Mrs. ATrIr
DouGLAss' Le Roy, Mich, OCT. q, 1891. .''-' =
Natchitoches populist., 1899-03-10

.sstr;. Mrs: Winsow Soothing syr11p for children
sSc ssSSSsh.qg, ,soItens the gums, reduces inlamma.
s.o''' aiiay PAID cures wind colic &C. a ltoEtle
Natchitoches populist., 1899-03-10
BL OOD CURE FREE
Anoussshos OF Sufferers from Bad Rlooa
permanently Cured.
80 1'o'e me vondertw Merits of Botanic elood eo
0s evev reader Of this paper may have a 1'0'/
SaaD.e gotye sent Free BY MaH
uQQ ava Impure
blood Balm yoar Tonbe
bones and @ (Which H.,
heh anewbon aseeO out OF
CURES sy 3. u. "a. I'M A.Ana@a .'s, .' after effects

=, Ss't0siou ana journal mud /,
feFrl'sle Deadly Cancer am, HE, III =
c.,. Cured by B. B. q. 0'
onJs J@hsea ss y inc worst form Of Rad aood
The fni,e, oy powerful Blood ResIr i,s n cal
OF cure Is only one OF Sc resent ae y. B
' VI eShccf by u. u. b. 'es'h'oiia'
aIboa "FRgDoNIA Ala. Oct . 1910
naa cnccr or ulcer the most ar,fna 0e.. = ISs.
pIohoNasea II cancer My fsthor nns Ply sicans
Ao. ieleve my suerings. had Two hrntpo., did
snering. Sit5 m ne'er could relieve me. Afscr "n,os
sor,a h; Mssn no relief using eight or nne nloa
ing he s,u s. itIend sent me bottle Of H. sss..
onv yene @ zen entirely easy ana Il has bean so
@ 1seay mat has given mo permsnsn. ~, ,o,;c 'e
nes nave been exhausted and c"l,sns az 70
n p | nave got great many peonie ~ ty,a taro
y q D. iady living near me had an p''p's 70 'akc
EATING CANCER.
ana the bones In her nose or unncr ns-, 80 k....,
ns.s eseh entirely cut She could ant natsin bs
yvbsn shs vas e'ef entirely vel, by using d.
"ae,l sae wns given up 10 die BY three SECTORS d.
tr,, sonn Y. Irsmnull, living near Iaysysst. Ala
s aied up soldier Of the Confederate arm ons ,e -
= M "s arm cut on an eve eaten OUT nv cenn.r NV
=, Y. Ior fs cancer, and he SAYS il n yerv
s..Ssiesso ln DIS case lie Is and has ,een ,sv u
any Sohecor for years In Chambers COUNTY M ~ ;
90 !oiy ana lifey as he can be-" !us'
y; b. y. healed my whole body. ssva mn ,,..-
eSildren ~ ,sW aplts and think, saved me to rse n,
ss ,, o1 si eait D. b. @. was the onJy eorth,y ron,
n Nj M VIII. uoat help. b. b. D. is the best blood n,r;a
"oiN' MRS M. l. AD4AAiS.nE /
Natchitoches populist., 1899-03-10

tha .neaithful hunger for great idea ia
"a eag beauty and blessedness of life.~Jesn" an" Ins :
Natchitoches populist., 1899-03-10
- send for Free SAMPLE EIott,e - -, :

bB Iie from
es
Natchitoches populist., 1899-03-10
typhoid Fever and.catary,, c,,,oa

,y ypao'a or any other fever leaves the blond i,
Mcasened condition, hence the patient IL ta,
local Win tatarrh Many people think ca,ysrh ~ "
DISEASES a'sass ans o snt u reality dsepseaiea soed
permanently cures Catarrh. 1'cl'eoy IKE B u. B.
Haim Co. II was sick with 80, ,SSs o..
.snr n"u sSss for whole year could sca,es, g IiEe
clans c Geosra a5s to last phys. pa,
was scarcely better and was Seng no. sec that
r,t ha,ar aunt prevailed on me 10 tsks 81
s sssI tssnsp pspg celebrated
OF the head Sins. Il suffered very much with eatarr
srnssr IA sink truly i Is great medcino
ana iaher with catarrh ana thew are nsrs nsin
nlad thar tan an now strong ana hearty Girl and ss
'''i niediSihe. Yours truly
MISS E.tV. ADAMS" 4
Natchitoches populist., 1899-03-10
Eo-To-gne fo,. E,e...

:, uuaranteed ~, tobacco habitcure. mata. 49,, !.
suo Atrong blood pure. 50c, 81 All ds1on nGsA
Natchitoches populist., 1899-03-10

Educate Your Bowels VITA cascarets.
,cS cCaandy an sthartlc, cure constipation forever
80 A'c. II Wv. Y fail druggi refund money.
Natchitoches populist., 1899-03-10

To Cure Constipation Forever.
Take Glascarets Candy Cathartio 1l,c or as,
CC iail tocurc druggists refu nd nd NJ noS,
Natchitoches populist., 1899-03-10

! "B,ood Rail-, RODNEY. Ala, April ~ 1899
ta to wrI,a i,am CO.. GenteneI have thought or so,ne
Eour wonderful h. b. Remedy. w.s - regard 70
the 15S pS'so ana was about to lose my arm snd sham
asmsdT or Sns sausry began tho ss
wo and s ,H inr l'dh ihas Does and decided that anu
MUM '0f ihs remedy God bless you sirs. 'sy 100
" H. f. SANDERS" I
Natchitoches populist., 1899-03-10
IVORY SOAP PASTE,

st6tS0y 0s d ba
"BLooD BALM Co At1sn,a Ath1onsAf, Ala; Jan 81, 1888.
much ~, t faklns D. H. D., and am improving very ~
the Start T y, q, ,ts TO describe condition to you from
small SORE o 90, ssea tireen weeks since there carne
out on ~ aat II the fork the fingers and chem eams
tho sboer S Top hand and spresd up the ann near
IN In Sois and thought 1t blood poison and later was
vso, egg and had ancsd and thick pns nnn 2,
main hns zane out II has never been any acn,o
haxs tsts oeaa thebhng like that of cord IN the srm
AFFLICTED parts one oss eoe Of s. B. b. ant am bathing the
vopr SaIs sSar friend Hoping you much sncee,, with
''' ie'oeay' II. +. SANDERs."
foar months later, ''''' ~. Sandefs vas cured
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-05-17
LORD STRAFFORD KILLED
DECAPITATED AND OTHERWISE
MANGLED By A RAILWAY TRAIN.
Married Mrs. samuel j. Colgate, Wild
Ow of the Noted Manufacturer,
in New York Last December.

LONDON, May 16.-The Earl Of Strafford,
who married Mrs. Samuel j. Colgate in
Grace Church, New York city, last Decem-
ber, was instantly killed this evening at
Potter's Bar by the Cambridge express
The earl was seen standing on the platform
awaiting a train from London. When the
expressed approached at a high rate Of
speed he suddenly fell forward on the rails.
The body, decapitated and mangled, was
taken to the nearest hotel, where 1t awaits
the coroner's inquest.
Lord Stanford left London this morning
for his country seat, Wretham Park, Bar
net, Herts. He was then apparently in good
health The Countess of Straford left this
evening for Potter's Bar. having given In
structions that her daughter should not be
informed Of the cause of her absence.
While on duty at Windsor Castle last
February as an equerry to the Queen, the
earl was seized with a fit. and his condition
has ever since been source OF anxiety. He
was in his sixty-eighth year.
Henry William John Byng. fourth Earl OF
Strafford. was born Aug. q, 1881. He was
educated at Eton and was at one time
captain and lieutenant colonel in the Cold
stream Guards, from which regiment he re-
tired in 1863. From 1910 to 1S47 he was page
OF honor to the Queen; from 1872 to 1874
he was a groom in waiting. and since the
latter year he had been an equerry. He
succeeded to the family estates on the death
of his brother last year. In 1863 he married
Countess Henrietta Daneskield Samsoe. who
died in 1850, leaving two daughters, Coun-
tess De Mauny Talvando and the Countess
of Normanton. On Dec. last he was
quietly married to Mrs. Samuel ]. Colgate
widow OF the noted manufacturer and
philanthropist, in the Grace Church, New
York city, by Rev. DR.. w. III. Huntington.
The family estates are valuable, including
about fifteen thousand acres of land in diff
ferent parts of England as well as large
section of the Millwau district of London.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-05-17

rebellion is alleged to have been maturing
for four months and that the accused, who
are said 10 have been engaged by the South
African League, had already enlisted two
thousand men.
Cecil Rhodes. the former premier of Cape
Colony ard resident director in South Africa
OF the British chartered South Africa Com
pany. informed the Associated Press that he
had heard nothing about the arrests made
at johannesburg and that he knew nothing
about the reason for which they were made.
Joseph Chamberlain. secretary of state
for the colonies. who was interviewed in
the lobby of the House Of Commons last
evening. said he had heard nothing officially
regarding the arrests in the Transvaal and
did not think too serious significance ought
to be attached to them. No Information had
reached him from South Africa, he asserted,
that could lead him to anticipate or to ex-
plain the arrests. The news caused con-
siderable excitement among the members
of the House. but little disposition was man.
ifested TO credit the rumors Of a rebellous
conspiracy.
Replying to a question by Ellis Jones
Griffith. Liberal member for Anglesey. as
to whether the government had received any
information regarding the arrests, Mr..
Chamberlain said he had seen the press dis
patches. but that no official information was
at hand.