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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-07
Stop that Hack !

Before it ls too lato. Tho timo to
tackle Il cold is when it is just begin
ming. A bottle Of Robortson's
Compound Cough Syrup if taken at
tho right timo will save you a sever
illness. 1t gives instant relief from
that disngrceablo rawness Of the
throat that comes with cold,
and is in no way unpleasant to take.
It's prico is only % cents bottle,
and is manufactured and sold at
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-07

If you have anything to buy in Dry
Goods, Notions, Shoes and Hats you
will miss the opportunity of this season
ii you do not get what you want at
A. q. Jones closing out sale. This
may be the last week. TT 1t.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-07
We Buy.

Wool, washed and unwashed, with
burrs or without and hides and pay
the highest market price. Call and
see us.
taf tt. SUMMER BROS.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-07

To, Cure II Cold In One Night
Take Van Lear's Cold Capsules for La
Grippe, Coughs and Colds; y doses 25
certs ut all druggists. Guaranteed to
cure or money refunded. t&f6m
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-07

The best Sglve in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands
Chilhiains, Corns, and all Skin Erup
tions, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed to give
D"rfent satisfaction or money refunded.
Price Is cents per boz. For sale by
Robertson d. Glider and w. e. Pelham.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-07

Shoes and hats ut almost your owr
price this week at A. &. Jones. TT |,
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-07
HARNESS SHOP.

j. B. Walton has opened Har-
ness Shop on Main Street, next door
to O. Klottner's. Will make new
harness and repair old. Twenty five
years e~porionce. Prices reasonable.
Give him your orders. Satisfaction
guarant ,ed. /
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-07
The Wizard OiiCompany.

Dress goods and silks are being sold
at n. G. Jones at One-half their value.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-07
Estrnyei.

a milk COW of'medium size and light
brown color, had on q headstall when
last seen, last Wednesday.
1t Geo. B. Cromer.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-07

The great values in our Remnant
Department arc going fast.
IF S. j. WOOtcn.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-07
'CMARLEY STORM. .

Our celebrated Jack, Is hands
high, will stand the ensuing season
at our stables at Belfast, Lau-
rens County, s. G. This Jack is
fully registered.
TERMS: $1,000. Foal insured and
to stand and suck.
T.J. DAVENPORT 8 ERO.,
2mos Belfast, S. G.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-07
Flower Seeds

Sweet Peas, pure
stock, in papers and
bulk.
This delightful and
very popular flower
may be successfully
grown if the seed are
SOWn now.
PeIham's Pharmacy.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-07
Nevu Goods!

We are receiving new
goods almost every
day, and offer them at
reasonably low prices.
Watches, Clocks,
JeWelry, Silver and
SilVer-plated ware,
SpeCtaCles, Eyeglasses
and Cut Glass and
Silver Novelties.
Dolls and Toys of
every description.
Come and examine
my stock.
/; EDUARD ScHoLTz,
The Seweler,
Opposite r. g, Wliams'.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-15
A FIRE AT RICMFIELp.
Heavy Loss for u Poor Man-sen
fenced TO Prison.

Special por Dcsorot Telegraph.
Riohnold. May is.-i.ast night about
o'clock a IRE broke out In the north
part Of town In the stacks and yards
Of Ira iIuntaman. II burned his sta
bile and pair Of valuable horses. two
sets Of harness. a pcw wagon-bed and
considerable bedding and farm imple-
menta valued In all at 800.
A. Mr., Iluntsmnn Il In very poor cir,
cumrtances. II has totally deprived him
Of means of support. The origin u the
fre Il unknown II was very fortunate,
however. that Il occurred when Il did.
rather than In the south part OF town,
for hnd II occurred IN tho latter place
the whole city would have been In dam
gvr, nH there was a very strong north
Wind blowing at the time.
This morning at 10 o'clock. the time
fixed for sentencing James Johnson
OF Glenwood. convicted ~ assault with
q deadly weapon. the court room was
crowded with spectators. After giving
young johnson fatherly lecture and
warning. the court Imposed q me OF
$3.50, In default " which he Is 20 serve
200 days In the penltentlary. Johnson
IL % years old and the son ~ Powell
and Melissa Johnson. formerly OF
Draper. Salt lake county
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-15
ELECTRIC FLASHES.

The United States transport steamer
Valencia arrived NJ Fan Francisco to-
day from the Philippines.
Peter c. Gronscnp, Judge In the United
States circuit court NJ Northern Illinois.
lies dangerously ~ az the home % his
parents In Ashland. Ohio.
The comptroller Of the currency has
declared per cent dividend IN IA.
vor Of the creditors Of tho Consolidated
National bank. ~ Han Diego. Cal.
Secretary Gage hnr returned 20 wash
lnEton from two weeks vacation
spent at Hot Springs. Va. lie has
fully recovered his usual health and
Ngor.
A member Of the administration who
II In a position % know tho Views of
tho President said today that the
probabilities were against an extra aes-
sion OF Congress being called.
Governor Roosevelt has decided 20
call an extra session of the state leglH.
lnturo 20 revise the law passed AT tho
late session Tor taxing corporations
franchises, The special session VIII
convene on May p,
l.. u, Silver. Who was a candidate for
mayor ~ Cleveland. o.. on the Union
reform ticket az the spring election.
extensive fancy stock raising business,
II dead. AGED - years.
A special 60 the Chicago Record from
Anderson, Ind, says Of the $50 600 600
window glass trust, leases have been
closed which place % per cent of tho
productive facilities " the country IN
control u the new combine.
special 10 the Kansas city star
from Pittnburg, Nna.. says; a MAORI
~ 81 the coal miners In that district.
ordered out last week by National
National President Mitchell Of tho n.
~. W. A.. went TO work today as
usual,
The grain HhoyolcrH ~ Buffalo. n. Y,
whose troubles were believed 20 have
been satisfactorily settled. have re-
fused 10 40 60 work In the elevators
with the men who have been working
and whom tho contractors refused 20
discharge,
The wage committee Of the Green
Glass Bottle Makers association IL
meeting ~ fiitsburr, Pa, TO revise their
demands Tor presentation at the Joint
conference Of workmcn and manufnc-
turrra tomorrow. The workmen Will
ask for an advance Of II per cent.
At the meeting NJ the Southern nap-
tlat convention ~ Louisville Ken.
lucky, this morning ~. H. Cambria,
u. -. of Texas. u. n. carroll OF Texas,
ant W. 49, Campbell. u. ID. OF Georgia
wcr, appointed fratcrnal messengers
10 attend the celebration OF National
naptista anniversaries In San Fran
cisco this month.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-15
To Distribute Three Millions for
Payment Of Troops.
STRONG CABAL AGAINST HIN
Gen. brooke yyiii Not he rriaed with
III Necessary. WIN rorcibiy pis-
arm Cuban soldiers.

Havana. May Is. noon.--Gcn. Maxine
GomcH today Informed Gov. dcn.
brooke that he could no longer act ~
representative Of the cuban army In
the distribution % the ss,Ooo,ooo appro-
prlaicd for the payment OF the Cuban
troops.
Gen. Gomez adds that he has arrived
at this decision with great reluctance
and the most friendly feeling towards
Gen. Brooke personally and officially.
but he felt he could no longer represent
the Cuban army because a cabai, COM
posed ~ many u the subordinate COM
manderr. existed 10 oppose and " pos
aihle defeat the plans for patutionins
the money. lie explained that foryier
members ~ the cuban military nHnein..
bly,. led by Mayai iiodrirucs, Manuel
Sanruiily. Juan Guhlbeftto and other
mnicnntenis. had organized ma
jorlty ~ the officers against him APP
parcntiy ~ though he lGomcz might
persist and possibly carry the payment
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-15
SOLDIERS FOR zAMB00NCA.


Washington. May i5.-It 10 expected
at the war DEPARTMENT that Gen. Otis
viii take steps at once 20 replace tho
spanish garrison az Zambonnga with
United States troops, The place In ono
Of the great rtratpgetic Importance be-
Ing the capital uf tho Island Of Min-
dnnao. the second largest Ia tho Phil
ippinc group and good seaport II
was TO this point that the Spanish
forvca rctreatcd from llollo, when that
town was evacuated without notice TO
the American forces, The town II
easily dcfouHihlo with asmall artillery
force. The fact that the Insurgents are
IN possession % rapid iirc-guns makes
the situation az Zamboanga more SORT
Gus, but lt N not believed here they
have a large supply OF the ammunition
necessary To operate the weapons.
Through unofficial AGENTS. the gov
ornmcnt here has been quietly making
Investigation Into the state Of affairs
IN the insular group lust south 81 tho
Nisnyna islands, with view 10 deter
MINING whether by good management
tho Inhabitants cannot he brought Into
allegiance To the United States with
out infurrcction. The natives arc In
rencrnl MohammedanH and owe nlle-
Glance 10 a sultan whom the Span-
larda have never been able 10 bring In
10 more than nominal submission. lie
maintains harem and lives In state,
ana Il IL probable that an annuity viii
have Co be provided for him out Of
the revenues Of the Islands after the
United States takes possession.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-15

60 q successful l.nclusion,nn he was
disguised and wished 10 wash his hhndH
of the whole business. Therefore ne
thought II he left don, Brooke free, the
latter would be able 10 act with equal
effectiveness alone, Gen. uompE com.
inundated this View 10 Gen. llrookr at
an Interview which continued for an
hour and a half,
The cuban general was attended by
Col charles tcHpedcf, son OF the for
mer cuban president ~ that name. who
has been mentioned aa candidate Tor
the presidency ~ cubn.
Gen. brooke expressed sympathy with
Gomez aud said he regretted the posi-.
ton he had taken but. the American
commander added. n this decision was
interchangeable he would proceed 10 deal
with tho question alone, II was then
mutually agreed that Den, Comes VIII
Issue tomorrow a manifesto 20 the Gu
ban army. This document VIII be pre-
pared this afternoon and VIII be sub
mittcd 10 Gen. brooke. After u has
been Issued don, brooke may make a
declaration concerning the manner Ia
which he win proceed. He IL deter
mined not 10 be trlilcd with. lie has
the roll ~ pflvates and non-coinmlt-
stoned officers who are willing 10 nc-
cept 80 each, and this amount VIII be
offered on conditions previously laid
down, a f0rcible disarmament of the
cuban troops viii be the ultimate pros
ccdurr provided the events of the next
two or three weeks show that such
action II necessary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-15

Nancy rssy-Maeh American cspiss
Floating Aroasd-st stamp Dutiss.

New York. May is-Thc Times
Landon financial correspondent ca
blcsl
We have scrambled through the mid
monthly stock exchange with but little
dependence on the Hank OF England
10 the end " thu present month. II
was also an account business In small
margins. the bulk being concentrated
In mine shares. hence. perhaps, the
ease with which payments have been
made. ~ bottom prices. the money
market does not Indicate a prolonged
ease, The bank 81 England reserve ID
tAl0O,Oa0 sterling less than II was At
this date last year. white business Ia
much larger. and speculation II quite
double In value TO what II was then.
Moreover. there Il not longer any great
steady influx 81 American money In
payment for the securities bought and
shipped home, We, indeed. have
great mass of American capital ioat-
inT on our market at the present mo-
mcnt, representing money to be paid TO
spain. but that may 80 u any day. In
other respects We are ntill poor and tho
whole north 81 Europe II poorer still.
With our diminished resources. too.
We arr called upon To sustain much OF
the commerce Of Russia hitherfo n
nanecd BY Germany, 10 relieve them.
selves. the German banks have forced
Russian merchants 10 come Co London.
with the result that our discount mar
hot never had fner or more profifn-
bio business. "A valorom stamps hnv,
now been abolished on three days for
eign bills and the uniform penny rate
has been fc-cHtahlished.
on bills drawn and payable abroad.
but lodged here as collateral. tho
stamp will henccfofth ha 81 per fioo.
instead OF Il .cr Cleo, These meas
uren are wise, only they should hay.
gone further, all other bills will rtill
pay II per cleo II above three days
sight. and the proposed stamp on for
elgn bonds " the reverse % being wise.
n would be- a case Of the chancellor ~
the excheauer having been Obliged TO
abandon the attempt tn levy 81 per
ri0O on foreign rhar'a and duty now
cut down 20 II, Unfortunately this IN
counierbniancod by a new stamp %
los per ci0n on MI bonds not originally
issued In England The consequences
Of this would be most Injurious. owing
10 the free dealings here In all such
bonds and particularly In those o. your
railroads. The change. however. will
tend 10 throw more business into your
MARKET Small holders here viii he
Obliged TO sell on spot and pay tho
STAMP duty. while large holders win
sell direct In New York and ship their
bonds unstamned
copper IL now peddied on the metal
exchange quite IN the retail fashion
and lesa than I'VE thousand pounds
changed hands this week. % which
not one thousand We're sold TO con-
Tho National Provincial Rank %
ENGLAND Issued ~ annual report this
week showing profits o. upwards %
c700 900, and deposits exceeding co.
OO0, coo A great part NJ the deoorlts
are made up ~ small accounts. Forty
years ago tho denoFlta were under
A nuWL az IfUmiunA q.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-15
A "PEACEn ROW AT LOGAN
Unauthorized Invitation Of Dr. lllir
Causes the Trouble.


Special per Dcscrci Telegraph.
Logan. Utah. May iS.-It has Just
come out that an unpleasant coniro-
ycrry IL likely to arise over the peace
meeting to BE- held here tonlgh, In tho
Tabernacle a committee conslHihg
Of McsdnmcH Lucy Carbon. n. ID. Hen
erickson and .. I. Goodwin had the
matter Of arranging the meeting In
charge. Mrs. Goodwin was author
lied 20 invite ilcv. J. u. WATSON 81
Trinity 81, y, church 10 speak he nc-
copied and nurKcstinT that ilcv. 7. 9.
iiin would be- here he was authorized
by Mrs. GOODWIN To invite him. lie
did 20 and the Invitation was accepted.
When Mrs. ilendrlokHon learned 81 TIT.
she announced that Mrs. Goodwin had
no authority TO make such addition to
the program aa II was already fun.
and that In any event Dr. lliff would
not b. allowed to speak because 81 his
unfaVorabie attitude toward the Nor
mon" people. This has aroused the
nom Mormon element here and bitter
feelings are brewing. When seen by
tho correspondent % the News" Mn.
ucndrirksou denied that Mru. Goodwin
h n member 81 the committee. but was
merely an aid TO II and had no other
riEht than % perform tasks assigned
llev. WATSON fcclH deeply lnnultcn and
viii not take his part In the program
this evening.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-15

in-law. Charles Gicrtz. accompanied by
Plume. a sister OF Mrs Flicker.
Mrs. vorda, was there also with her
little son. George. The child was
playing IN front Of the house when
nnusser. who lives next door 60 Gicrtx.
appeared and began teasing tho boy.
Mir GiertE ordered him TO leave the
child alone. and tfnurscr drew q re-
Volver and threatened to shoot him
There was n wordy war for n few
minutes and then Hausscr went into
his house As Flicker and his wife
and friend rnumc were starting for
their home. Itausscr rcnppeuTcd and
without a word opened IRE. Two OF
hts shots struck Flicker. one In the
stomach and another In the arm. a
third bullet lodged In Pnuinc's abdomen
and inflicted n wound that Will prove
fatal
Policeman Richard King was attract
ed by the shooting but when he reached
the scene Hausscr had retrcnted 10 his
barn. and with hts revolver freshly
charged. stood prepared TO resist cap
turc. A large crowd also gathered
around tho barn, and threats against
HaurFcr were freely made. Finally
the policeman. tired of paricying. burst
open the door and before Iinusscr had
n chance 60 use his pistol II was
Wronrhrd from his hand.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-15
pnizr MONEY casr DECISION.
supreme Court order. ~. Preach steamer
Oiins hidrisass itsissssd.

Washington. May ib-Ths United
States supreme Court today decided
the prize money ease Of tho French
steamer oilna ltidriFucE. the flrut OF
the naval prize money cases growing
out u the spanish war Go reach the
court. The decision was announced BY
chief Justice Fuller and directed that
the vessel, which was captured on San
last, ana has been held since by this
government, shall b. returned 20 IL
owners ON the ground that " was not
proven that the steamers officers In
tended 10 enter the hiockadnd port.
The court held incidentally that the
blockade OF ran Juan was effective.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-15
QUEEN vIcronIA N LoNDos,
she Meets with an rnihu.ia.t'e Reception
on tho Way 10 ksnsington Palace.

London. May is,-oueen Victoria ar
rived In London today from Windsor,
accompanied by tine Duke ana Ducheag
Of York. and her suite, ana drove To
Kenfinrton palace, the party occupying
n number 81 open four-horso landaua
with postiiliOns In blue and white and
red coated outfidcra and escorted by
detachment of the Horse guards
Thousands Of enthusiastic people gath
cred on the route 90 the palace, whore
her majesty visited the old apartments
which she occupied as "A young Firl,
which have been renovated preparatory
10 opening the palace 20 the public
ON tho arrival OF her maJeaty 40 Pad
dlngt0n railroad station she noticed ON
the platform shaggy Irish terrier
named Tim" which collects contribu-
lions for the widows and orphans fund
Of the railroad. The queen had Tin"
brought TO her by the conductor OF tho
train, and after pattlng the terrier ON
the head she dropped piece OF gold
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-15
SOLDIERS IN ponro nIoo.
No discharged Troops Their. Tor which
the goyernment 10 Responsible.

Washington. May is.--it II stated at
the war department that thcrc ntu no
discharged troops In Porto Rico to
which the government " Responsible
IN any way. when Secretary Algcr
was In Porto Rico. n larHc number ~
men who had enlisted IN the regular mr.
my Tor the wnf with Spain, asked to be
discharged and IN lieu ~ being re-
II was believed that these men would
settle In the island and 70 IN work IN
Improve the conditions u IL supposed
the money that was paid 10 them.
amounting 20 two or three hundred doi-
lara zach. has been expended. ana they
are now without means Of rubalutunA
Tho ndlutani-gcncrai tcicgraphcd Cen
Davis today asking him II there were
any DISCHARGED men there who had not
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-15

New York. May 1.-THE funeral Of
former Gov Roswell u. Flower took
place late today In ~. Thomas church
on Third street and Fiflh avenue. of
which he was yCatryman, The church
was not decorated and the prontam for
the services were very simple. The kev,
Dr. John Westly Brown, rector OF the
church ofiiclnted, being assisted by tho
Rev John Hurst, The pail bearers no.
lectei were ~ II. Poster former Vice
PRECEDENT Levi y. Morton. J.. Edwin
simmons Anthony n. brady John l..
Borne. Nm. Nash. n. NJ, flagler and
Simon W, Rosendllc. Seats were ret
apart FOR members ~ the board OF
g0vernofa ~ the Democratic club, tho
directors OF tho Brooklyn RAPID Tran
ut company, the pnmocrutlc editorial
nrH1cintlon ~ New York, the faculty
and trnotcea 81 the Flower hospital. q
delegation of tho grand lodge of Ma
SOM, and members OF the Mystic
shrine.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-15
No v,crony OWN AmrnIcAss


London. May is.-Thc cable dis
patches announcing that Dick. Kerr
and company Of London have secured am
order for 900 tons ~ steel guard rails
20 be- used on the new Boston Elevated
road have been treated here hy the
newspapers AZ an Industrial victory
ana a. reply 90 the granting 10 a
Philadelphia nrm Of the contract 10
erect bridge over .thc Atbnra river
In tho NoudRn. The reporter here OF the
Associated Press saw SIR. Kerr the
senior partner u the iirm today. lie
said
'Tt Il no victory az all. Three con-
tracts. from Ncw York. BOSTON and
Philadelphia were given TO ~ without
solicitation ana simply because the
American mills arr ovcrcrnwdcd, A
few years nEu English Arms had all
this branch ~ tho business and they
held u until the American mills took
up tho work"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-15
CAUSED NO EXCITEMENT,
No FURRY Created by Removal Of
Bodies ut Mount Calvary.

II was reported thnt there was con-
siderable excitement at the cemetery
yesterday over the removal OF bodies
from tho old to the new Catholic bury
ing ground. Investigation today proved
that there was little 20 base such a
statement upon, Al there was 10 II
was the fact that the roinnynl was UNI
ms secured q permit from the health
department. Just nH soon % those IN
charge saw q mistake had been made
In not procuring ncrmlsaion % remove
tho h0dea they Immediately stopped
the work until they could comply with
the law. -.-.4-l..I--j
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-15

New York. May is.-Elghty United
States engineers from the barracks at
Fort To,ten. willetts Point. started Tor
the Philippine islands today under the
command ~ Lieut. Charles y.
Letter. OF the Twonty-nrst y. \. infan-
Try. which Il now al Manila. Tho en-
ginccrn are volunteers and came from
companies u and II, OF the Wllleu's
Point corps, The men VIII travel TO
San Francisco by rail and are duo Ia
sail on the transport Sherman on May
end. They expect 10 be- In Manila In
seven weeks. They 20 10 gu up the
ranks Of company A which left Will
lettH Point over a year ago,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-15
orrosE nnITisn occrrATioN.
Native Hostility to Srsiish Occupation OF
Now Loon suddenly Renewed.

IiongkonF. May is.-Thc native oppo-
sition 10 the occupation by british
forces u the now territory Of kow Loon
opposite HongkonE has suddenly been
renewed. About 300 mon 81 the Hong
leaving here today and tonight while
the volunteers have been warned 10 be
In readiness Tot any emergency. The
llritlsh rccund.clanr Funbuat Swift and
three other gunboatH are proceeding 60
sea under sealed ofdcra. These war
ships have 900 men on board. The ter
fltory back u the hinterinnd IN also
disturbed and Chlncnc troops have been
nnnl lhnrn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-15
ann coMMrnoIAL oAnLE.


New York. May is.-'rho Commercial
cable oompnny'H steamer britannia
has arrived at the Azores and viii start
this week TO make HoundingH for lay.
Ing the strand which n 10 connect Ger
many and the United States.
George a.. Ward, vice president and
manager 81 the company, VIII vail on
the American line steamer ~. Paul,
which leaves for Southampton next
Wednesday. lie has been summoned
90 Cologne, whore he VIII consult with
the officials 81 the German Atlantic
Telegraph company.