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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-25

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Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-12
LAST OF VOLUNTEERS ARRIVE
Transport Indiana with the Tennes-
see Volunteers on Board Enters
Golden Gate.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 1.-THE transport
Indiana arrived with rh TeeAessee yolnn-
teers, the last of the returning volunteer
regiments, on board, 606 in number, forty
officers, twenty-five discharged men and
101 military prisoners. The day was a
rainy, disagreeable one, but the inclement
weather did not deter a large number OF
people from going out to the bay to meet
the transport.
The delegation Of Tenness seeans which came
here especially to extend the hand of well
come to the soldiers and the local citizens
reception committee were received with
rousing cheers by the soldiers. The Tenn
esseeans are doubtless the most enthusiastic
regiment that has returned here, but their
enthusiasm compared but little with the
buoyant spirits of the welcoming party, which
took a large amount of fruit and other good
things out to the vessel as soon as 1t was
released from quarantine.
The health of the soldiers Is good, there
being but one death during the voyage, that
of Private Frank McNeal, Company l. The
transport may be docked tomorrow, in which
case the soldiers will probably be landed.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 11.-News Of
the arrival OF the First Tennessee regiment
at San Francisco brought joy to the hearts
of all Nashville today. At 1915 p. m. the
big bell on the city hall rang out fifteen
strokes, the signal agreed upon to notify
the people that the boys Of the First were
again in America after their arduous Philip
pine campaign A few seconds later church
bells took up the refrain, ringing a noisy
welcome Steam whistles blew shrill notice
to expectant thousands and soon the streets
were crowded with people eager to hear
mere.
An elaborate program has beon arranged
for the reception of the regiment in Nash
VILE President Mckinley, General Fitz-
hugh Lee, Rear Admiral Schley, Assistant
Adjutant General Carter and other notables
will be present. General Shafter wires that
the regiment will be mustered out November
23 and it Is expected here by Thanksgiving
day Governor McMillin has wired his con-
gratulations to Colonel Childers,
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-12

exception, daily voids its poisonous rheum
upon our native land Even in our own
House of Commons we have heard from the
lips of Irish Fenians words of reasonable
viruence. Just every good and every
great man Is sure to be at all times the
very butt of SANDER and malice, so our
England who in its relations with all classes
of men desires only to be just and generous,
stands today amid the jealousy of nations
and the hubbub of lies.
I'VE have need for righteous determina-
tion and for ardent watchfulness. The
greater part of Europe is watching us with
eyes burning with envy and ll-will but II
only England be resolutely faithful to the
righteousness of God it will be able to say
as Shakespeare said three centuries ago:
"'Come the three corners of the world in
arms
And we shall shock them.
Naught shall make us rue
If England to itself do rest but true
f Another aspect of the South African
Is presented by Frederick Harrison, one Of
England's most liberal and vigorous thinkers
and writer's. He says:
Lord Rcsebery's advice to close our ranks
would have been more convincing il he had
not remained silent during the months Of
negotiations, wondering on which side of the
fence to come down. 1 and my friends here
have already done all in our power to put
before our countrymen what we thought
ought to be done and what We thought
wrong that was being done before our coun-
try plunged into this disastrous war
disastrous whatever may be its result in the
field disastrous to England; disastrous to
South Africa; disastrous to the empire and
the queen and most disastrous to civilization.
The thought that weighs on me is what
is to be the future of South Africa 1t is
only when we have occupied Pretoria and
Bloemfontein that our difficulties will begin
British soldiers always do their duty. VIII
British statesmen do their duty or shall we
have what Lord Rosmead called a new
Ireland?"
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-12
OPINIONS ON THE BOER WAR
Dean Farrar and Frederick Harrison
Give Vent to Their Ideas I'm
Most Scathing Terms.

Copyright, 1S99 by Press Publishing Coz
LONDON, Nov. 11.-(New York World
Cablegram-Special Telegram. )rDean Far
rar is jingo but readers are interested to
learn the opinions of England's most elo-
quent Protestant divine on the present crisis.
War is upon u.s." he writes. 1T is not
without anxiety that day by day we open
the newspapers, anxiously maybe, for names
of dear friends who are fighting for us In
South Africa, or perhaps with deeper anxiety
for the fortunes of our beloved country.
In these days OF mighty armaments and ever
increasing fleets, these days of autocratic
ambition and political unrest, these days
when so many nations, weakened In their
faith and tainted In their constitutions, think
less OF the truth, that it is righteousness
that exalteth a nation and that sin is only
the real reproach for any people. a tiny
spark of war in any quarter Of the world
may with fatal ease and rapidity be famed
into a mighty confiagration.
"All Europe Is in a state OF unstable
ard ungodiness, is eager to pour on Eng
land the pent-up intensity OF its envenomed
hatred. Russia is determined at all costs
to expand its empire. Germany, with its
vast armaments and its towering ambition,
will sooner or later fight desperate battle
for the undisputed supremacy OF Europe and
the world. Nothing is sadder than to read
the proofs of lying fury and frantic jealousy
with which the foreign press. almost without
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-12
THE BEE BULLETIN.

Weather Forecast for Nebraska
Partly Cloudy; Southerly Winds
Page
weekly Letter from Parts.
Car and Kaiser Take Counsel
Cause of south African War.
DisnStrous Wreck In Iowa.
2 Boer Forces She'll Kimberley.
Diplomatists' Part In the War.
Probable Revolution In Colombia.
. Nebraska News.
Government settles with Nebraska
ChicnPo's War on Labor Unions.
& Saturdays Foot Bail Games.
3 Popuiists whitcwnsh Dawes.
Union station Nearly Completed.
Cheap High school Lunches.
q News of Omaha society.
s Council BiuTs Local Matters.
Iowa News and Comment.
d Good story of u Turkey.
10 Records of Pioneer Coroncrs.
short stories of the Day.
Diseases from the Philippines.
IL Weekly sporting Review.
with the Wheels and whcclmcn.
IL In the Domain of Woman.
10 Weekly Amusement Review.
Musical Review of the week.
Echoes of the Ante Room.
1G "Found i'm the Philippines"
II Juvenile Department..
1s Editorial aud Comment.
10 Nature OF the Human Soul.
Care OF Homeless Children.
20 BufralO's Coming Exposition.
II Condition of Omnhn's Trade.
Commercial and Financial News.
23 Mankind Growing Better.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-12
IRISH SYMPATHY FOR BOERS
Circular is Sent Out Condemning the
Tyranny and Oppression of the
BritOns i'm Africa.

Copyright, 1899, by Press Publishing Coz
LONDON, Nov. 11.-(New York World
Cablegram-Special Telegram 1.-The follow
ing ironical resolution was adopted by ac-
clamation at a recent meeting in East Mayo,
Ireland, presided over by Michael Davitt:
Resolved, that we cannot refrain from
expressing our approval of the conduct OF
some thousand British mules in the neigh
borhood of Ladysmth nor expressing the
sincere hope that some testimonial be made
to the common sense of these intelligent
animals in following the example of the
British soldiers in running into the camp of
the victorious Beers"
Notices have been sent throughout North
Cork calling upon the people TO remember
1898 and prevent enlisting in the English
army, which is treason to Ireland" The
document sets forth that Irishmen in the
English service who have been sent to
South Africa will have to fire against the
Irish nationalists who have raised Ireland's
flag in the Transvaal and are fighting for
the Beers against the oppressor OF Ireland,
"The Beers are making brave fight
against the tyranny and oppression of Eng
land. Let no Irishman dare raise a hand
against them. In all the Irish towns and
villages recruiting sergeants are trying to
ShNiup tHohbhhtSs DoyS iHtu JOlHiub
the invading army"
This document emanates from the Irish
Transyaal committee and the government
is urged by the ministerial press to prose-
cute it's author. The manifestation OF sym
pathy with the Beers through public meet
ings and the press in Ireland is bitterly re-
scented here. English home rulers declare
that such action absolves them from ad-
hesion to Gladstone's policy.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-12
SENATOR KYLE REPUBLICAN
south Dakota Statesman VIII Train
with the Party of the Adminis-
trPtion.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 11.-(specal Tele-
gram.) .)-senator Kyle has evidently decided
to cRst his lot with the republican party In
the future. He reached Washington yeater-
day and In an interview with reporter he
spoke of republicans as I'VE" Ho said:
1--WE voted this week in South Dakota for
three supreme judges The democratic, pop
ullst and silver forces were under the name
OF the reform party. The issue was support
of the administration and expansion. We
elected the judges in spite of a combination
that sought to defeat the republican nomi-
nees Naturally the result is an indorse-
ment of the administration and it's policy in
the Philippines. Free silver was not referred
10 In the campaign.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-12
WOULD EQUIP A BATTERY
south Dakota Man Desires to Do n
Little Shooting in the Philip
pine Islands.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 11.-(special Tele-
gram)-C NJ. Osborne OF Howard, S. d.. is
in tha city with a military proposition to
submit to the administration He desires to
equip a battery, which will be known as the
Osborne battery, to be composed OF veterans
of the First South Dakota regiment and re-
cevc commission to proceed to the Philip
pines. Mr.. Osborne had two sons in the
First South Dakota regiment, one OF whom
dleG o, smallpox in Manila. Tho other re-
enlisted and is now serving in one OF the
regiments in tho Philippines. He also has
e sen at hon who desires to eater the
service with his father. He has not yet re-
ceivel any encouragement regarding his
proposition. Deputy Auditor Persons, how
eve., has consented 10 accompany him TO
thn War department on Monday, when he
will bring his proposition to the attention
o, the officialc
/; waa stated az tho Indian offco today
tina. e successor to Superintendent Davis
G. thu Flandreau IS. d. Indian school, will
Tesentativd Burke While the place is in
the classified service Mr.. Burke desires TO
confer with the Indian commissioner before
tha appointment on account OF objections
urged by tho people at Flandreau against
certain persons who are being considered
for the superntendency. 1t is denied by the
Indian commissioner that Superintendent
Harris of the Pipestone (Minn) school is to
b, transferred to Flandreau.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-12

stowaways, sisters from Wikesbrre Pa,
one is and the other "a. They were pre-
possessing lassies and when brought before
the captain expressed their eagerness to
work. They were treated kindly, the female
passengers giving them clean clothes. They
were hired finally to wait upon a group Of
wealthy women tourists, who have brought
the girls here and retained their services.
Mrs and Miss Livingston. Miss Hollins,
Mrs. Garrison Mr.. and Mrs. Sperry, Mrs.
Sanford and Mr.. Tiffany are now here.
Mrs. Flake and family are at Cannes All
are New Workers.
University of California.
Emile Bernard, the famous architect VINO
won the 100000 prize offered by Phoebe
Hearst for the best plans for the new Uni
versity of California, sailed yesterday on
the French steamer Bretagne for New York.
Bernard Is going to superintend the begin
ming OF the colossal undertaking, which he
told me would require the assistance of at
least half dozen American architects The
work will progress as rapidly as the money
will come. The total amount necessary for
the buildings and gardens he planned
Bernard estimates to be sSO,O00,O00 He does
not expect the undertaking will be COM
pleted before twenty years. The University
vi CdlllOTnld Will lHeH De lHe D6SI ldlu
equipped in the world, accommodating easily
5000 boarding students.
While the woman so prominent in the
Dreyfus trial now occupies a seat in the
front row in the ministerial gallery at the
proceedings against the Royalist plotters
strangely enough that mysterious girl is
now dressed in black except a white belt
Today Perivier, editor of Figaro, meeting
her during the recess, expressed his con-
viction that the senate would not exile
Guerin and Deroulede. La Dame Blanche
thereupon promptly offered to wager 10000
franc that both would be convicted.
Clara Ward, during her recent stay here,
ordered no fewer than forty-fve gowns OF
all descriptions. Three extraordinary even
ing dresses, which Armand designed espe-
cially for an ex-princess, aggregated in cost
$1,000 because of old lace and precious
spangles.
Mile. Frevile the well known music hall
artist, was today shot dead in the streets
at Marseilles by the mother of a boy Of 10
with whom she had eloped almost year ago.
The sale Of Francisque Sarcey's library
and art collections began yesterday. Most
of the Partisan celebrities were present.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-12
John Roseberry, spralncd left ankle.
SQUAD OF MILITIA IN HIDING
Discovery Made al Frankfort, KY,
that Members of National Guard
Were Secreted In Arsenal.

FRANKFORT, KY, Nov. lit became
known tonight that squad of state militia
men has been secreted in the state arsenal
70. several night1 past. Tho ldiers and
ofRciali refuse Ia tell by whose orders they
arc doing guard duty there, but it develops
that they have been on guard since Tuesday
evening, when Mr.. Goebe was given a great
demonstration on arriving here and threats
were made by several speakers against white
republicans should Governor Bradley refuse
t. recognizes Goebel az governor II given a
certificate of election by The state beard OF
clection..
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-12
ADVANCE THROUGH QUAGMlRE
Ln,yton and MncArthur Push Forward
Through Marsh Lands and Drive
out the Enemy.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 11.--Three important
dispatches from General Otis were received
at the War department. today showing the
hardships and difficulties encountered by our
troops in their advance and giving a cap
tured insurgent dispatch showing the line OF
argument put forth to sustain the insurrec-
tlon. The dispatches are as follows:
MANILA, Nov. 11.-Severe typhoons
over Panay last two days impeded march
General Hughes troops; his column several
miles northwest of Iloilo. Insurgents have
abandoned strong defenses in that section.
"Lawton is pushing troops through on
Lupadimagan and San Quentin road, but
the country is submerged, bridges and re-
Gently constructed RATS washed out and
wheel transportation cannot move. His re-
lance is on cavalry, few infantry and native
scouts living mostly on the country.
Macarthur commenced advance early this
morning. Yesterday two companies OF Sew
enteenth infantry under Ghynoweth, while
making reconnaissance on Malatong and
Conception road, struck battalion of the en-
emy, which left twenty nine dead on field;
our casualties reported three wounded"
Insurgent Dispatches Captured.
MANILA, Nov. 11.-A number of official
dispatches were captured yesterday by Cen
warded by Lawton last night. They indi-
cate directed abandonment by enemy of
country in vicinity of Cabanatuan and San
jose and hurried movements by way Of Tay
ing over mountains to Bayonbonay thence
on to Apirra. Among the dispatches the
following appears:
"TARLAC, Nov. 5.-Otis did not accept
proposition today; enemy attacked our out
posts because Otis promised Mckinley to
take Tarlac today; think they cannot break
through. Take care of prisoners as therein
lie our great hopes, especially (for) our
wives There is no such miscruit CD either
by the government or by Miong. Spanish
commissioners tried to deceive us, dealing
with us as insurgents; our government sent
them away and they withdrew dispeased.
Quadrupe alliance between Germany,
France, Russia and Spain is fact. Before
December we will know our fate. Through
out Europe there is sympathy for our cause
American democrats clearly in our favor;
they are sure of Bryans triumph next cleo
tion Pay attention to your affairs and never
mind the rest "
The dispatches are given verbatim as re-
ceved, with several unintelligible words, in
Guiding "miscruit" Inquiry is being made
to learn whether this is cable error or a
word used in the insurgent dispatch.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-12
Patti's Generou. Remembrance.

NNopyiibhNi io''' Ny itSS hOtJ
LONDON, Nov. 11.-(New York World
Cablegram-Specal Telegram Jon the oc-
casion OF PATHS recent performance of LA
Traviata," at Crag-y-No castle, each of the
guests staying at the house were one day
led by the hostess. in the course OF a con-
yersation to tell which was his favorite gem.
AS the outcome of this conversation each one
has now received from the Baroness Ceder-
strom an article OF jewelry made OF the
stone preferred as a souvenir OF the per-
Torrance of LA Traviata" at Crag " Nos
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-12
CUBANS HAVE FAITH IN WOOD
Great Enthusiasm Aroused Over the
Announcement He IN TO he Ap-
pointed Governor of Island.

SANTIAGO DE CUBA. Nov, 11.-Great
enthusiasm has been aroused among the
Cubans in the province by the announcement
that General Wood is to be appointed to the
goyernorship of the island when civil gov
erment is established and prophecies are
made that with him injustices which have
been so long practiced In the province will
be corrected.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-12
Movements of Ocean Vessels, Nov. n

AT Br1sbane-Arrived-A from Van
couyer, Sailed-Warrimoo for Vancouver.
At Liverpool -Arrived-Campana, from
New York; Tauric, from New York.
At Hong ng-AIrived-Amerlca Maru,
from San Francisco. Sailed--Breconshre,
for Seattle.
At New -Sailed-Amsterdam for
Rotterdam; Kaiser Wilhelm III, for Naples.
etc; Patricia, for Hamburg, via Plymouth:
Umbria, for Liverpool Arrived-Fuerst
Bismarck, from Hamburg; State of Me-
braska, from Glasgow.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-12

Omaha High school, u; Lincoln. II
Nebraska, IL; Drake. q.
Iown, 10; Grinnell, q.
PENNSYLVANIA, IL; Michigan, 10.
Cornell. 3; Lafayette. q.
Harvard, IL; Dartmouth, q.
Princeton, IL; Carlisle, q.
Columbia, II; West Point, o.
Wisconsin, %; Illinois, ..
Chicago, 20; Northwestern o.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-12
No Opposition TO Lord strathcona.

LONDON, Nov. 1.-Lord Strathcona and
Mount Royal, high commissioner for Canada,
has been elected rector OF Aberdeen unlver-
slty without opposition.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-12
Long Voyage is Faded.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 1.-THE ship
Cyrus Wakefield, on which 20 per cent insur-
ance was paid few days ago, arrived here
today, 22l days from New York.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-12

o; annually granting, the precise sums
needed
Since tina emperors Hamburg speech all
leading shipyards and iron works have had
bid rise in the price of their stock, some
OF them increasing 30 or 40 per cent.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-11-08
NO ASSURANCES.
Chinese Miai.sr Gets No Answer from
the untsd states

Washington. Nov : The United
States was recently approached by WI
Ting Fang. Chinese minister here aud
requested it, moral support in opposi.
ton TO the partitioning Of tho Chinese
empire This government declined a.
give any such assurance
II would not be surprising in view Of
the request made by this government
for written assurances by foreign pow
ers respecting the freedom Of American
commerce. II the Chinese minister
should ask the United States for a writ.
ton guarantee that 1t will not occupy
Chinese territory.
A diplomat, who il vol acquainted
with the Chinese question said tho r.
quest Of the United States might h.
construed either ~ favorable or nnfav.
orable 10 the Pekin government WI
Ting Fang regards this favorable hut
the diplomat suggested that tho foreign
Office at Pekin might regard It as sim
ply binding this administration and IN.
ture administrations CARRYING out the
expansion policy Of President Mckinley
might deem It proper In the interest Of
American trade to acquire territory 10
China
II j. appreciated that this ndministra.
ton has no intention Of acquiring .
sphere Of influence in China Should
the governments Of Europe fail 20 give
the written assurances ~ explicitly ~
the administration desires this govern
meut might consider tho adyisability Of
securing a sphere of influence. and the
diplomat suggested that the European
nations DESTROYS u partitioning China
might refuse, In order 10 bring the
United states into the field. 10 give N,
assurances From present indications
however those powers will comply with
the request
Great Britains policy Of open door"
IL too well known for this government
20 seek any pledge from her France i.
the only power whi5h may object TO
making positive written statement Of
her future treatment Of foreign trade IN
her sphere Of influence In the south Of
China Russia may limit her guaran.
tee TO fallen Wan and not agree TO H.
extension over the whole Of Manchuria
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-11-08
.BOERS BEATEN BACK.
British Succeed in Repulsing Them
Twice Near I.adysmith.
Beers GET C0LENS0.
Long Range Guns Makes the Position
OF the British Untenable There
AFTER Partial Defeat Of the
B0er Forces.

Esteourt. Natal. Nov 4. 1t is report.
sd that the Beers lost 500 killed and
wounded aud captured in Thursdays
battle on Tatham's farm near Lady.
smith.
A reliable messenger has just arrived
from Ladysnith. passing the Boer lines
during the night reporting that heavy
fighting occurred on Thursday around
Ladysmith The hottest engagement
was on George Tatham's farm. on the
Orange Free State side Of Besters The
English drove the Beers back TO their
camp The enemy suffered great loss
and 80 mounted Beers were captured
The fighting was resumed yesteid day
friday the Beers firing from Nosdwa.
tshana hill. near Hepworths farm
Again they were driven back with loss
on their camp.
A large Boer force. with artillery un-
der John Vessels. has taken up posi-.
ton on the left Of Bacon. locating on
the Woodhouse. Picciones and Lang
varacht farms. facing Bssters. and a
small command is now encamped on the
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-11-08

outside Of Pieters station. commanding
tho railway Tho Beers have torn up
tho culyerts Of the railway near Peters
station aud have burned the wooden
portions
Colsnso il now in the hands Of the
Beers Before evacuation was decided
upon the enemy tried 10 cut of the
British outposts The Durham light in
fantry, under Lieutenant Molynieux
and force Of Dublin fusileers. were
sent 10 the relief Of the outposts and a
brisk fight ensued. The Beers were re-
pulsed leaving i2 dead Twenty Beers
horses were killed aud the others STAN
peded
The chief motive for the withdrawal.
however, was that the long range guns
Of the Beers made the position untena-
bic No orders were received for retire
msnt