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Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-22
CLOVER LEAF TO RE0RGANlzE
plan Formulated to he Presented to
BondhoIders' Committee Meet
ing December 2D.

NEW YORK, Dec. 21.-Announcement was
made today that the bondholders' committee
of the Toledo, st. Louis & Kansas City rail-
road CClover Leaf, Of which John c.. Have
meyer is chairman, will hold a meeting in
this city December %. 1t was announced
also that the committee had formulated a
plan Of reorganization, the plan to be sub
mitted at the meeting on the day named.
1t is understood that the plan coutGm-
plates the formation of a new company with
the issue OF $l2, 900, 600 Of first mortgage 4
per cent ffty-year semi-annual gold bonds,
81, 900, coo OF which shall be reserved for fu-
ture use, $4,000, 900 Of 4 por cent non-cumu-
lativo preferred stock and $4,000, 600 common
stock.
A voting trust consisting Of H.. O. Armour,
Simon Berg, Charles Parsons. C.. A. Shepard
and Otto Barnard will be appointed to serve
for five years. These trustees may, at their
option, terminate the trust at any time. 1t
is proposed to reserve the right to redeem
the preferred stock at par in cash at any
time IL this can be legally done, and to pro-
vide that no additional mortgage shall be
placed upon the property without the consent
OF a majority Of the preferred stockholders,
who shall be called together for that pur-
pose.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-22
SAN FRANCISCO RATE WAR
Hopes for amicnblc Settlement of
Trouble Growing Dim-COmmittee
Appointed to Go East.

CHICAGO, Dec. 21.-Hopes for an amicable
settlement OF the difficulties that have risen
from old differentials and differential squab-
bles down east are dimmer now than ever be-
fore. The situation has taken another turn
for the worse and 1t is not impossible that
the second-lass rate from this city to San
Francisco soon will be shaved, IL not ac-
tually slashed. Local passenger men have
discovered Boston-San Francisco tickets in
the Chicago market which are being offered
at rates lower than the regular Chicago
San Francisco rate.
For the first time since the trouble took
on its present phase the Vanderbilts and
their western connections have openly ex-
pressed their determination to secure the
same rate from New England points to Pa
cific coast points as that offered by the diff
ferential. lines. They have taken the stand
that there is no justifable reason why the
differential lines should be permitted to I'M
dersell them on the second class tickets.
At a meeting held by representatives Of
transcontinental lines today a committee
composed of E. o. Mccormick and
Edward Hawley of the Southern
Pacific, George T. Nicholson of the
Santa Fe, p. S. Eustis of the Burlington, b.
Kniskern of the Northwestern, John Sebas-
tian of the Rock Island, George H. H~eafford
of the st, Paul, Robert Kerr OF the Canadian
Pacific, +. II. Lord Of the Great Western
and Frank |. Whitney OF the Great Northern
was appointed to meet with representatives
of the New England lines January A, in Bos-
ton, and report the result of the meeting to
the ranscontinenta mems meeting in this
city five days later. The chief object of
the Boston meeting IL to determine the
strength of those who want to settle the
trouble amicably,
In today's meeting the Burlington, Rock
Island, ST. Paul and Northwestern, the lines
that are boyCotted by the Boston G. Maine
and the Fitchburg roads, give all other roads
to understand that they would stand by the
Boston & Albany If the Santa Re, Alton and
Missouri Pacific continued TO give their
support west of Chicago to the Boston &
Maine.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-22
LOCAL BRE VlTIES.

A public meeting of those interested in
the Omaha Jewish hospital will be held in
the Crounse block on Sunday afternoon.
William Cox. captured in Council Bluifs
and brought to this city to answer the
charge of assaulting Addie Burch, has been
bound over to the district court under
$l,500 bonds.
The populist county central committee at
its meeting Saturday evening VIII lnausu-
rate preparations for a repetition OF last
wears dollar banquet of the Peter cooper
club on "a more elaborate scale,
Carl Brown says that he sought enter
ainment Wednesday night in a house run
by Bertha Glover and Bessie Weathers on
North Ninth street and was robDeu OF M
TIE women have been arrested.
Pat Burup was caught Thursday night
nv Detective Savage and Dunn: The young
man is wanted at Lincoln on the charge OIL
stealing some cloaks and articles OF wear
ing apparel which he was attempting 70
sell. detective James Malone of Lincoln
gave a description of him to Omaha ponce
and a search was made for him.
The Junk she between Seventeenth ana
Eighteenth streets, On Burt, was broken
into Wednesday night and n quantity OF
brass goods was taken. Yesterday tne
thief made the mistake of attempting 10
sell the stuff at a shop further downtown
which happened to be managed by the
same man. The goods We're recognized
and the thief was arrested.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-22
HY MEN Al.
BOwles-Duncnn.

NEW YORK, Dec. 21.-(Special Telegram.)
Miss Jessica Duncan, formerly Of Bur
lington, Ia, now an operate singer of some
note, was married today to Manager Bowles,
who has had the management of various
theatrical companies for a number of years
and is now directing the Alice Nelson Opera
company. The bride is a daughter of Mayor
Duncan of Burlington. Being frequently
called upon to assist in amateur perform
ances on the stage, she showed ability of
such a high order that a position was Of
fered her in a travelling company. She
toured one season with THE Gayest Man
haitian company and made a hit. The mar
riage was a surprise to friends of both par
ties. The ceremony was performed in The
Little Church Around the Corner" When
Miss Duncan came here che first Joined the
Alice Nelson company.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-22
DEATH RECORD.
Once Sentenced 10 HING for Trease

Once Sentenced to Hang FOR treason
HUNTINGTON, Ind, Dec. 21.-Colonel L.
p. Milligan died at his home in this city
today. He was 81 years old and his name
IS familiar in national history In 1864 be
was arrested on the charge of treason and
placed in a military prison at indianapolis.
A military commission found him guilty and
be was sentenced to be hanged on May -,
1865. The gallows was erected, but before
the execution the sentence vas committed to
life Imprisonment, Later the case was pre-
scented to the supreme courc and James A.
Garfield made one of the arguments in Colo
mel Milllgan's behalf and the prisoner was
released.
He returned to Huntington and resumed
the practice of law, in which he continued
until 1897, when he withdrew from the bar
because Of defective hearing and other in
firmitles.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-22
GRANT RAILROADS SEVEN MONTHS.
Interstate Commission Ex-
icnhs Time for snfeLN AnnIinnces.

WASHINGTON, Dec, 21.-The Interstate
Commerce commission today, in an opinion
prepared by Commissioner Prouty in the
matter of applications Of carriers for extern
sion of time beyond January l, 1900, within
which to comply with the requirements Of
the safety appliance Law in using automatic
couplers and power or train brakes on freight
cars, the commission has extended the time
to August l, 1900.
1t was admitted by representatives of the
railway employees that some additional time
should be granted and the commission. upon
full consideration, arrived at the conclusion
that an extension Of seven months would be
proper.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-22
RAISE rHE GRAIN CAR BLOCKADE.
Western Agents Can Make Contracts
for Shicments Enst of ChicnGO.

CHICAGO, Dec. 21.-Notices have been is
sued by a number of roads running west
from Chicago to the effect that the grain-car
blockade among the lines westbound from
this city during the past two or three
months has been lifted and that western
agents may make contracts for shipments
east OF this city.
The dissipating of the jam in Chicago and
at the Cook county Belt Line junction were
agreeable news to thousands of shippers,
particularly grain dealers, whose business
had been embarrassed by the inability Of
the railroads to furnish cars or to haul them
after they were loaded.
Old railroad men say that the blockade
was the worst in local history. Though the
blockade is lifted, the demand on all lines
continues unusually heavy.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-22
John Romberg, Old Nebraska settler.

FREMONT, Neb., Dec, 2I.-I6pecIaIJ-A
telegram was received here this afternoon
announcing the death at Houston, Tex, Of
John Romberg, a former mem
Der of the County Board Of
Supervisors and for thirty-two
years a resident of this county. He was born
in Germany in 1886 and came to this coun-
try in 1863 and four years later to Dodge
county. He leaves a widow, three sons and
one daughter. Romborg was an active dem
ocrat and had held a number of township
Offices. He was elected to the county board
in 1897 and refused to stand for r%e-elec-
tion this fall. lie belonged to the Masonic
lodge at Scribner.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-22

Wagner Director Seeking to Prevent
the Big consolidation.

NEW YORK, Dec. 21.-Justice Beekman
in the supreme court today heard the argu-
ments and reserved decision on an applica-
ton to restrain the directors OF the Wagner
Palace Car company from carrying out an
agreement entered into with the directors
of the Pullman Palace Car company to sell
to the latter corporation their property OF
all kinds and their good will and to dissolve
the Wagner Palace Car company.
The action for the injunction is brought by
William II. N. Francis, the holder Of 100
shares In the Wagner company.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-22
Race War I'm MissIssippi.

MERIDIAN, Miss. Dec. 21.-Word has
just been received of a fight between a
party of whites and blacks on the Kemper
county overland road, about six miles north.
one white man, Oscar Ford. was mortally
wounded and two others were more or less
ing organized to go in search of the muir
derous blacks. There is much excitement.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-22
GRAIN-0! GRAlN-O!

Remember that name when you want a
to teEe the place Of coffee. Sold by all gro
e Gers raH and liked by all who have used It.
Grain-o is made Of pure grain, IT aidT ois
not a stimulant. but a health builder ana
the children as well as the adults can
drink It with great benefit, costs aoOu1
u az much as coffee. 15c and csc. per pack
ace Ask your grocer for Grain-o.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-22
FIRE RECORD.
TWO Dcnd in smcltcr Firc.

lola, Kan, Dec. 2l.-At LeHarp, five
miles southeast of lola, fire today destroyed
two-thirds of the Lanyon Zinc company S
plant, causing a loss estimated at $4,000,
fully insured, we workmen, Jesse Mat
thows and j. j. Schaub, both married, were
crushed to death by a falling smokestack,
The town is almost entirely without water
supply. The plant, which is one of the
most extensive OF its kind in the world,
will be rebuilt at once.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-22

Two Chicago detectives wandered into the
TTocadero Thursday night and spied Peter
Carroll, who they think is wanted in the
Windy City for some misdemeanOr. They
gave Sergeant Whalen and Detectives
Dempsey and Jorgensen a tip and the on
GERS went over to put him under arrest.
The young man showed fight and there was
quite a tussle before he was finally landed
in the patrol wagon and bundled to the
station. He will be held until an i~nvesti-
Eat.On may be made.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-22
r. w. Vanderbilt Made n Director.

NEW YORK, Dec. 2l.-Frederick W. VAN
derbilt was elected a director OF the Canada
Southern Railway company today, succeed
ing his brother. the late Cornelius Wander
bilt. Charles F. Cox, formerly vice presi-
dent, was elected president and his place
was taken by Edward A. Wicks. Frederick
Middlebrook was elected treasurer.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-22
colonel NnnoIcnn nonrdmnn.

FOND DU LAC, Wis, Dec. 2I.-C0IonoI
Napoleon Boardman died at his residence
this afternoon. lie was Is years old and a
resident Of this city since 1872. He is sur
vlvcd by a son, Adjutaut General c. r..
Boardman of Oshkosh, and a daughter, Mrs.
George c. Yauch OF Seattle, Wash.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-22
General Manager Chappeu Retires,

CHICAGO, Dec. 2l.-Nice President and
General Manager C, II. C~happell Of the Chi
cago & Alton road, as forecasted several days
ago, today announced that he had decided
to retire from the active duties of his office.
No successor will be appointed, President
FELTON, assuming the work of the general
managers Office in addition to his own.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-22
Former Missouri AdIutant G,ncrnI.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 2l-General James NJ.
Lewis, a well known attorney former vice
president of the Police commissioners
board and former a~djutant general Of the
state Of Missouri, died at his home in this
city tonight Of peritonitis, aged Al years
years. General Lewis had been i'll only a
few days.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-22

The second lecture of the teachers course
will be given Monday night, January /, by
nubiic schools At the KoIntze II M tuIomisGI
church. Subject, The Smith Children"
Mr.. Hughes is one of the first school men
in America. He is also an author of some
repute along educational lines, THE Peda-
gogical Laws for All Teachers" "How to
Secure and Hold Attention" being among
his works, In kindergarten principles he is
said to be one of the best authorities among
American educators.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-22

Mrs. j. II. LOOMS died Thursday after
noon at her home, 26l7 Charles street, from
Bright's disease. The funeral will be held
this afternoon from Calvary Baptist church,
The deceased was well known in Omaha,
Her Illness first became serious about three
weeks ago,
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-22

BEATRICE. Neb,, Dec. 21.-(Special Tele-
.gram.D-The farm house of w. S. Wymore,
one mile west Of Barneston, in this county,
burned this afternoon, The fire was caused
by a defective fue. Nothing of value could
be saved. The total loss is $1,000. The
house was insured for $500 and the contents
for 5000.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-22
Fyda May Recover,

John Fyda, who was shot by Frank
Pyszka IN a saloon imbroglio at South
Omaha Wednesday night, is resting easy at
ST. Joseph's hospital and DR.. Lord says II
no complications arise the man will recover.
At tho present time his chances are good.
The bullet has not been removed from the
wound, any attempt to locate II being
fraught with too much danger, and ii will
be allowed to remain where II Is unless it
causes some disturbance.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-22

partner Of the Baldwin Locomotive works
OF Pennsylvania. Death was due to heart
trouble. Dr. Williams was prominently con-
nected with carly railroads in Wisconsin.
He was knighted by the king OF Norway
and Sweden.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-22

to attend a meeting at the Kansas city Com
mercial club, December %, at IL a. m, to
take measures to resist the advance In rail-
way freight rates announced to be in et-
feet some time between January l and 10.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-22
celebrated Musical conductor.

PARIS, Dec. 2l.-Jean LamoureauX, the
celebrated musical director, died today after
a two-days' illness. He introduced Handel,
Bach and Wagner to French audiences.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-22
THE REALTY EFT.
INSTRUMENTS placed on record Thurs
day, December q, 1899:
warranty Deeds,

". a. Hooper % @. II. Payne, trus-
tee, E IS feet lot 4 and W l6 feet lot
3. block 70" Prospect Place .......,S
Pauline Hector and husband to ]. A,
Kelly. lot IA, Park View add ....,.....
j. =. Finley and wife TO b. h. Hast
.ngs, undiv y lot IS, Persons sub
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-22
Jobbern Anked TO Meet.

ST. JOSEPH, No, Dec, 2l.-St. Joseph job
bers, at a meeting here today. issued a call
for Representatives Of Missouri river cities
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-22
pnrtncr nnIdmIn LncomnlIHe Morks.

ogram from Santa Barbara, Cal. announces
the death Of DR.. Edward IL. Williams, senior
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-22
QuIt claim Deeds.
Deeds.

L. r. Duhie and wife 10 Ella Gould,
lot /, block 8. Redlck's subdiv.........
i. r. Gould and wife TO +. r.. Dufie,
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-22
White Russian SOAP
Wrapper Contests

The prizes to be awarded to the n-wome who secured the greatest lumber OF
White Russian soap wrapper closed OF Wednesday, December GOTH 1899 at 2ocock-
the advied date and hour he contest began in the alter part of July, 500, and
continued five months Below 10 the result:
FIRST PRIzE-A genuine XXXXX Alaska Seal London dye, 26-mh long jacket,
the fnest $25nOO jacket money can buy' With the very hnestt trimmings and best. satin
lining made to measure, perfect ftg guaranteed, was awarded to Mrs A. DeWan, 32
South 18th, Omaha Who collected the greatest lumber of White Russian soap rappers.
SECOND PRIZE-Chohe of $500 colarete made of maren, beaver krimmer Or
gebe was secured by Maria Wall, 2225D Dudley street. Lincoln, Neb, The collected the
second largest numberof White Russian Dap rappe
THIRD PRIZE Choice of $500 huff -seabkn or stone naten, or choice of $500
fur SET consisting Of Colhrete ad muf or scarf and mn, was presented to Miss
Lille !. RagatH Columbus, Neb,. for collecting the third largest number OF White Rus
sian soap wrappers
The above prizes have been displayed in the show window of II. !. & f Huber
mann, the vel known furrhrS lis South 18th street, Omaha, ever since the first day
the contest began. The first prize, thes alskn jacket exactly like the one displayed
in the window, will be made to order for he winner while the second md third
prizes are to be selected from stool.
FOURTH PRIZE-Mrs E. p Buffet 252 ST. Mary'sa avenue. Omaha 100 in cash.
FIFTH PRIzE-Ms f A. Phpn, South First St, Council Bluffs la, 500 90 in cast.
SIXTH PRIZE-Mrs j. E Bouter, Crete, Neb, 400 in cash.
EIGHTH PRIZE-Mrs, Geo Mahgod, Bennington, Nb, $1,000 in cash
NINTH PRIZE-Mrs. w. Bennson,D David CITY,, Neb, $1,000 in cash
TENTH PRIzE-Mre E w. Hdun, Box 80, Long Pine, Nb, $1,000 in cash.
Wishing one and all of our Millions of customers a cry Merry Christmas and a
Happy lev Year, we are, very respectfully,
JAS. s. KRK G CO,
Factory ad Main Office BOG So 18th ST.. Omaha.
CHICAGO, ILL.,
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-22

Sheriff to Charles Battelle, trustee, lot
Q, block 4, Improvement association
same to same, lots i 10 "a, block 7,
Fayette park Observation-Disclosures. i2l
-
Total amount Of transfers ...,...., ,S23, 42l
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-22

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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-10-09

JOHANNESBURG. Sept. ss.-The-s
10 a great excitement ia consequence
10. orders to the commanders TO take
the field. Part Of the Johannesburg
corps wilI assemble today. Dispatch
riders have gone TO "a. fFoat-
LONDON. sept. :s.-Tne oo-respoa-
dsnt OF the Morning Pos; AZ Johannes
burg sends the foIIoEinE: \ Govern
ment Official who has jus; returned
from Pretoria. where ne say Presidsni
Kruger. assures me that martial lzx
will be proclaimed tomorrow Csztur-
day. or Monday next.
The Daily Mail publishes the fol.oE.
inE dispatch from Charies;oEn. Natal:
'ConmandcT-Ceasr Jo1bert and his
SAT- have arrived az wakksrxsroui
Mex. where go Beers are already az.
ssnbled with artillery. a force o.
buTEhers Eas ssssioaed today aboz'
two miles from the Natal border
CAPE TOWN. Sept 2s.-A dispatch
from Gleaeoe. Natal. says: telegraph
communication between here and IN
TranSyaai Is temporarily interrupted
This is supposed to have beca cause
by thunderstorm The camp IL fres
from sickness and patrols are regular
especially in the direction of DcjaEcri.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-10-09
ANOTHER STEAMER LINE.

MEXICO CITY. Sept. So.-It j. per-
sisJsntly rumored that e. =. Hunting
ton will push the construction of the
Mexican International road from Du-
range to- MazatiSn and pa; OF a line
of steamships from that port 60 Homo
lulu. which would greatly shorten the
distance between Atlantic coast cities
and Hawaii. The Mexico Pacific and
'Cuernavaca railroad - probably to be
pushed on to- Zihuatancjo on the Pa
cifc Coast. where there Is an admira-
bic harbor. which is described in the
United States Hydrographie Turyey re-
ports. The State OF Guerrero. which
the road has opened ~. proves TO be
even richer IN minerals than he'd been
supposed. abounding in gold aad other
deposits. including excellent coal.
Many Americans are taking up pro-
Perties in that State.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-10-09
THIRTY BURNED TO DEATH.
Colombian Steamer Montoya De
Observation-Disclosures Lost.

Colombian Steamer Montoya De-
Minister Lost.
PANAMA, Sept 2S.-The Colombian
transport line steamer Montoya was
burned on Magdalena river a week ago
and thirty passengers perished in the
flames. General Julio Rengifo, at one
time Secretary of the Treasury in Co
lOmbia and again Minister to Ecuador,
was among the number burned to
death. One woman also perished in
the fire.
According to advices received here
today on the steamer Lafayette, the
steamer Montoya left Honda, which is
high up the river, on September IL {.
Fire broke out late at night after most
of the passengers had retired. The fire
started in the storeroom and burned
with rush. The passengers were
quickly reused and heroic efforts were
made to save all.
There were several military officers
aboard, and they Joined in the rescue
work. The flames spread speedily,
however, and but twenty out OF fifty
passengers were saved. Several of the
thirty lost were drowned, but the ma
jority were burned to death. Scenes
on the deck of the burning ship were
most painful. The only American
aboard was Mr.. Whitekin, an engineer
of Philadelphia, and he was saved.
The ship carried a valuable cargo ana
$500, 900 in treasure, and will be a totai
loss.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-10-09
Summons from KRUGER TO Declare
War on Great Britain.
THE BRITISH UuIlMATum SENT
Fseiiss Nov b That ssssass Sscn s'
Q assseie Cas- Ave1 sss lsss
enssssss war.
THE ULTtMATCM.

NEW YORK. Sept "a ca
blc To the World from London.
dated September %. Saturday.
, n IN. says: The World cor
respondent obtained tonight
from n high Ministerial source
the following authentic facts
concerning today's fatcful meet
Ing OF the British Cabinet:
When the Ministers assem-
blcd they were already in pos-
session of n draft OF Coionizl
Secretary Chambcrlain-s pro-
posed ultimatum 60 the Bocr
. republic. The terms OF settle
. mcnt laid down are:
Firxt-Thc substitution % the
articles of the Pretoria convcn-
. tion of 1851 for those of the
} London convention OF 1850. re-
) SpcctinE the Bocr republics re-
. latiorS with foreign powers.
) This substitution means the
. abolition of all right on the part
; OF the republic to deal with for
. cign powers. and would imply
. the recall of Lcyds az Bocr
o EsANANNta
I. Sccond-Thc abolition of all
. legislation respecting aliens
|. adopted by the rcplblie since
!. iSsi.
/. Third-Thc granting OF mu-
|. nicip3l autonomy to the Rand.
= This would give control of all
!. local affairs to the district
!. mainly inhabited by the Tit
!. lander population IL ia a re-
. Vival OF the scheme Of home
I. rule for the Rand suggested by
:. Chamberlain to Kruger after
!. the jameson raid and con-
|. temptuously refused by Kruger.
!. Fourth-Thc removal Of All
}. religious disabilities At pres
!. ent Catholics and Hebrews are
}. disqualified from holding many
}. Offices. even of the most unim-
}. portant kind.
J. Ftfth-Thc disarmament Of
}. the two great forts which CON-
}. mand Johannesburg
}. Sixth-Thc republic IL called
}. upon To rcnouncc it& treaty OF
;. 1872 with Portugal. under
. NulCn ~ - empuNegeu 10 tsu-
;. port arms and ammunition
;. from DclsEoa bay through For-
;. tuxucSc territory.
}. Srvcnth-lndcmnit ts de-
;. manded for Britsin's outlay IN
,. sending out troops and other
;. military preparations
,. This may bc accepted as an
,. accurate synopsis OF the Brit
;. ish proposals. They ~cre adopt
,. ed by the Cabinet. but no dis
,. patch was Forwarded TO Pre-
,. toria last night. and a further
,. Cabinet meeting has been called
,. for Tuesday. The Ministers
,. wcTc much surprised that kru-
>. ger had not sent any reply TO
,. their dispatch os last Friday.
,. bat he seems to- have delayed "a
,. deliberately in order to crnbsr-
,. rass his enemies. u is expect
,. Cd today.