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IMMIGRATION LAWS.

They Are Extended to Cuba, Porto
Rico and the Philippines.
WASHINGTON, April 24-Assistant
Secretary of the War Department Meik-
lejohn has issued the following order ex-
tending the immigration laws Of the
United States to Cuba, Porto Rico and
the Philippine islands:
THE laws and regulations applying to
immigration to the United States are
hereby declared to be In effect In the ter
ritory under government by the military
tors of customs are directed to enforce
said such laws and regulations until the
establishment Of immigration stations in
said territory. All money collected I'M
der this order must be deposited and ac-
counted for as prescribed for customs
collection"
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TROOPS FOR MANILA.

Fourteenth and Nineteenth Infantry
and Fourth .Caxalry TO Go.
WASHINGTON, April 24-Although not
officially announced, 1t is practically set
tied that the Nineteenth infantry, now In
Porto Rico, the remainder of the Four
teenth infantry returning from service
In Alaska, and the remainder of the
Fourth cavalry serving in the far West,
will constitute the bulk Of reinforcements
to be- sent to the Philippines In addi-
ton to the troops already under orders to,
station. Part Of the Fourteenth infan-
try and Fourth cavalry are already in
the Philippines, and the plan is to COM
plete the regiments. s
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TIRED OF SLAUGHTER.

View Expressed by Col. stotzenberg
just Before His Death.
CHICAGO, April PA special cable
gram to the Record from John T. Nc
Cutcheor at Manila says:
81 had conversation with Col Stot-
zenberg. yesterday He was in Manila.
wished he was back in America.
I am tired of fighting said the Off
Ger who fell so bravely, and 1 am tired
of seeing my men killed. More Of the
men in my regiment have been killed
than in any regiment in the Philippines.
Since March % fifteen of my brave boys
have been killed and 120 wounded, and
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Murphy the Winner.

WINONA, Mimi, April 24-(special.)-
IN hfteen round sparring contest near
Fountain City between Ed Woods, a col
ored pugilist of this city, and Mike Muir
pny, OF st. Paul. the latter was declared
fourth round. The fight was scheduled
to take place in the city, but the MAYOR
and police interfered and the crowd and
iighters We're compelled to adjourn to an
island across from the town.
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Clendenning Pencil Kills One of a
Posse Pursuing Him.
CUMBERLAND, Md. April 24-James
Beatty, farmer and one of a posse
which had been organized to capture
C1endenning Pennell. wanted for robbery
and other crimes, has been shot and
killed by the desperate at Barnes Gap
Fulton county, Pa, just across the state
line. The posse had surrounded barn
In which Pencil had taken refuge. The
latter rushed out, as he ran firing into
the posse. The other members of the
posse were panic-stricken at the death
of their comrade and Pencil escaped.
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Aaueduct Races.

NEW YORK. April 24-Weather fine;
track good. Results:
First race. five furlongs, selling-Harry
Reed won, Rey Salazar second, Maid of
Erin third Time, 1:01 49,
Second race, four and one-half furlongs
Star Chime won, Inishfree second,
Lamp Globe third. Time, So
Third race, one mile and seventy yards
-Danforth won, Lanky Bob second, War
renton third. Time, 1:47
Fourth race, the Canarsie stakes, four
Montanic second, Alex third Time. :55
Fifth race, about seven furlongs, selling
a.Kirkwood won, Domineer second,
swamp Angel third. Time, 1:26 As.
Sixth race, six furlongs, selling-Lady
Exile won. Sister Fox second Spurs
third. Time, Lie.
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HoNoRED IN DEATH.

Devotional Exercises in Memory of
Col. StolzehBerg.
LINCOLN, Neb. April '24-special de-
votional exercises in MEMORY of Col. John
M. Stotzenberg were held in the chapel
Of the University Of Nebraska today.
Col. Stotzenberg was instructor In mill
tary tactics at the university prior to his
departure for Manila. 8,
Gov. Pointer and Adjt. Gen. Barry this
evening sent messages Of coincidence to
Col. Stotzenberg's father at New Albany,
Ind.
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Woman's Whist League.

WASHINGTON, April 24.-The second
annual congress- of the Womans Whist
League of the United States is in SEES
sion here. About 800 delegates, represent
Ing cities from Portland, Me-, to Sacra-
Imento, Cal, are already registered. Live
Iy competition is promised for the hand
some trophies donated. Play will begin
at the Ebbitt house and Wizards hotel
tomorrow morning
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PLUCKY JAILERs.
They Prevent the Release of Three
Missouri DesperadOes,

SPRINGFIELD, Mo-. April PA bold
attempt was made here tonight to re-
lease from county Jail Jack Kennedy,
BIZ Ryan and Bill Sheppard, who are
held pending trial for the recent train
robbery on the Kansas City, Fort Scott
& Memphis road, near Macomb, Mo- Just
before 10 o'clock an unusual racket in
the stables Of the jail caused the officers
to run out to the stables. Finding moth
Ing amiss they returned to the Jail, and
as they entered the Office both were COW
cred with guns, in the hands of masked
men. Both showed fight, however, and
after sharp struggle put one of their
assailants to flight. and captured the
other. The man captured proved to be
Charles Barnett, alias James Hennessy,
a burglar, who was released from Jail to-
day. He confessed that it was the inten-
ton to overpower the jailer and release
Kennedy, Ryan and Sheppard, and that
the plot had been Matched while he was
In Jail. He had calculated, however, on
only having one jailer to overpower.
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AFTER AGUINALDO
Continued from First PAGE.

that Lawton will make a junction with
Macarthur before striking Calumpit, but
rather that he will leave the road when
n n,.a- -. Saiulipi. Ill No 80 strike tne
lacking in front. ID
The execution of this double movement.
is being followed with great interest by
war department officials as 1t Is on a
considerably larger scale than the
brush-clearing which has been In prog
reSS recently sE5
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CAUGHT A STRANGLER.
Important Arrest Made by the Police
of San Francisco.


SAN FRANCISCO. April A-Harry
wilson, a mulatto. whom the police have
arrested on suspicion Of being the man
who several years ago strangled a num-
Der Of women in this city and Denver,
VIII be held responsible for several dar-
ing robberies. all committed in the ten
derloin district. @s
While the detectives were securing the
city for Wilson, who recently robbed a
Mrs. Griffin and several other women he
visited the house Of Mrs. Leonard, on
Ellis street. and after almost strangling
her, threw her over the banister to the
floor below, and then robbed the house Of
$4Oo. For this he may be held on charge
of assault to murder
Wilson admits having been in Denver
when several women were foully MUIR
dered. but disclaims any connection with
the murders.
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High-Priced Colt.

SAN FRANCISCO. April 4-The trot-
ting colt Who Is 1t has been sold by
A: G.. Gurnet to Sam Gamble, Of this
city, for sum, it is stated, something
Happy Medium, and is the present hold
er Of the worlds three-year-old pacing
record of 2;l2 made last year. He will
pc shipped East next month, as 1t is the
intention Of Gamble to turn i'm oyehr to
William B. Fasig, of Cleveland, for fur
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-04-25
Last of. the Series.

The st. Paul Y M c. A. will send a
team to Minneapolis this evening to com
pete In the third and last of the inter
assoclation series Of athletic contests.
and hopes to win the SERIES Tonight s
events will be the quarter-mile run and
triple broad jump. Hickman, Frances
and Herring are included in the st. Paul
team - - = 80
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Great Turf Event Promised.

SAN FRANCISCO. April 24.-Racing
men will be interested in knowing that
either Anaconda or Searchlight will this
year be pitted against Star Pointer, Joe
ing, the owner of the horses named,
mas wired to Secretary Toman, of the
empire City Trotting Club of New York.
That he will make an entry in the free
for-all pace at the clubs inaugural meet
In September. Although Star Pointer
holds the worlds record of &Q01a, Keat-
ing believes that either of his PAGERS can
DiOn.
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READY FOR THE MAT
GARNER BURNS AND DAN M'LEOD
IN SHAPE FOR THEIR
MATCH
AT THE AUDITORIUM TONIGHT
Some of the Wrestling Talent of
the Athletic Club, and Finds 1t
Easy-A Referee Agreed Upon
Some Interesting Preliminaries
Are on the Programme.

Dan Mcleod and Farmer Burns will
meet on the mat in the Auditorium to-
night in a wrestling match for the cham
pionship of America and a purse of $500
a side. 1t should be the best match that
has been seen in st. Paul. Everybody
knows how good Mcleod is and every
body has heard of the farmer" He is
In good condition and tipped the scales at
16S pounds in the Athletic club gymnas-
ium yesterday. Mcleod is about the
same weight
Burns is one of the fastest men In the
business today, and one of the best men.
Who is the best man in American" he
was asked last night
That is hard to say he replied. 'It
lays between Mcleod and Jenkins AMI
Lewis and myself Mcleod and myself
are lighter than the others and can
throw any two men of our weight living
today"
Can you throw McLeod?'
My money is up that 1 can. 1 threw
Mcleod once and he said he was robbed.
The newspaper men who saw the match
didn't say so. I have clippings in my
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LAVELLE DEAD.
Homestead Prize Fight Terminated
In Death of n PRINCIPAL

PITTSBURG, Pa, April 24.-Kid La
velle, the colored pugilist from Chester.
Pa, who was Knocked out by John Cav
anaugh, in boxing contest at Home
stead, Friday evening. last. died tonight.
post-mortem is being held, and the
physicians have discovered a blood clot
on the brain. Cavanaugh, his manager.
Mason; Lavelies manager, Moseley. and
Capt Bennett were given a hearing to
day on the charge of abetting prize fight
ing. All waived hearing Cavanaguh was
remanded to Jail, where he has been since
the fight. The coroner will hold an in
quest tomorrow.
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GEN. OTIS. PERIL.
Extraordinary Precautions to Pre-
vent His AssassinatfOn

vent HIS AssassfnatfOn.
SIOUX FALLS, s. D., April A.-Letters
received from members of othe First regi-
ment South Dakota volunteers during the
last few days are unusually interesting.
Among them Is a letter from Otis Robin
son, in which. he gives an account of his
experience as a sharpshooter and tells
of the precautions taken to prevent the
assassination Of Gen. Otis Regarding
the latter. he says fifty yards from the
palace squads are posted all around the
grounds, for fear the natives may at
tempt toiassassinate Gem Otis, and that
the soldiers are always ready for an
emergency. :t..... ~ -. -.
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LEvEE GAVE WAY.
Hundreds of Acres of Louisiana
Plantations Are Inundated.

RACELAND, La, April 24-Notwlth-
standing strenuous efforts by the people
OF the Lafouche valley the levee gave
way today at q point five miles below
Raceland on the left descending bank
of Bayou Lafouche. The break quickly
widened and a disastrous crevasse is now
pouring the murky waters Of the bayou
over some Of the richest plantations, in
undating hundreds of acres Of cane and
corn.
AS a result of this break the waters
Of Bayou Lafouche have fallen six feet
In twelve hours. No attempt Is being
made to close the crevasse. all efforts
being directed toward saving the stock
and personal belongings of the people
caught by the flood.
The calamity will probably necessitate
the shutting down of four reflneries dur
ing the coming season.
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ence or otherwise, except of those rela-
tives and friends of the volunteers who
may have expressed a natural solicitude
for men. compelled by military conditions,
to serve in an unpopular and unrichteous
war"
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offense will run the risk of immediate ar
rest without preliminary notice.
The orders also require the use Of Ian
terms at night and bells on bicycles. and
that until May /, all offenders of this
section of the orders shall be notified to
procure bells and lanterns. After May
l, no lenieney will be shown. The city
ordinance with regard to riding on side
walks prohibited districts will also be
strictly enforced
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Restored to Sanction PRIVILEGES.

CHICAGO, April 24-Chairman Ger
lach, Of the L. A. w. racing board, an
nounced today that the Illinois college,
OF Jacksonv1lle, ILL.,, has been restored to
sanction privileges
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SPEAKING OF SNOW.
Plenty of 1t to BE Found in Sections
of Colorado.

of Colorado.
BRECKENRIDGE, Col, April 24-The
snow blockade. which has prevented
trains entering this place since Feb. 4,
seventy-six days ago. was broken today
when. at $40 p. m. the rotary pillow steam
ed up to the depot, followed by the pas
senger train. The rotary broke down a
mile and half from the depot, and this
morning over one hundred citizens turn
ed out with shovels and picks and clear
ed the tracks. There are still many miles
Of track to be cleared Of snow and ice be-
fore the South Park line will be pened
to Leadville, but 1t ia believed the most
difficult portion Is passed
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He Needs Them.

WASHINGTON, April 24-Manager
Irwin reports that he has effected trade
of Farrell, catcher, and Casey, third base
man, Of the Senators, for Pitcher McFar-
land, catcher Heydon and Third Base
man Cassidy, of the Brooklyns.
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ST. LOUIS, April 24.-St. Louis can
tured the first game of the series with
Chicago by close score. 1t was a
pitchers battle, in which Young had the
better of it. Clean fielding was a feat
ure. Attendance 800 Score.
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A Strong Mans Secret.

The strongest man on earth says the
secret of his wonderful power is Derfect
digestion. Hostetters Stomach Bitters
makes digestion easy, and cures all com
plants arising from weak stomach, such
as Indigestion, biliousness and all liver
and kidney ailments. AS a blood purifier
and nerve tonic it Is marvellous. 1t is
recommended by all physicians, and is
Everybody needs it at this time of the
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CHICAGO is WEEPING
ST. LOUIS WON THE FIRST OF THE
SERIES OF CHAMPIONSHIP
BALL GAMES
WAS CLOSE AND EXCITING

Pitchers Battle, I'm Which Young
Triumphed Over Willie PhyIe,
Formerly of ST. PauI-New York
Was Shut Out by BaItimOre-Su-
perbas Defeated Quakers--Wash-
inStOn's Hold on Last Place.
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%IhiIdS DATED for Bernhard in ninth
Earned runs, Brooklyn 8, Philadelphia
!; stolen bases, Dahlen, Anderson 2. Del
manly, Douglass, Cross, McGann, Cas-
sldy; two-base hits, Cassidy Lauder;
first on balls. off McJames 1, Piatt S,
Bernhard 2; hit by pitched ball, Ander-
SON. Cassidy, Douglass, Thomas; struck
out, by McJames 1, Piatt 1, Bernhard 2;
pitches, McJames 1, Piatt 1, Bernhard 2;
left on bases, Brooklyn Z, Philadelphia
l ; Tune. 2:40; umpfres, Emsie and Nc
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Purten Knocked Out.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, April 24-"Paddy"
Purtell, Of Kansas City, was knocked
out tonight by James Seaman, of Pitts
burg, who delivered a terrific right swing
what was to have been twenty-round
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Chance for the Ro..o,.

The undersigned would like to CORE
spond with the manager Of the Boston
Dase pail team as soon as convenient.
ADDRESS w. H: Hamley, els NicoIlet ave
nue., Minneapolis, Mimi
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Lawn Tennis ChamptonsbIn

LONDON, April 24.-In the mixed dou-
PIES PIES lawn tennis championship contest at
don, today R. F. Doehrty and Miss Coop
er: the holders, beat Mr.. G. Neville and
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Former st. Paul Man Won

COLUMBUS, O., April 24.-Prof. M. Il.
DWyer tonight defeated Tom Lewis, 81
PhlladeIph1a, in wrestling match, catch
three straight falls. e
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Earned runs, Baltimore /; first base by
errors, Baltimore 2, New York l. left on
bases, Baltimore l, New York 5; bases on
balls, off Meekin 2. off McGinnity /;
struck out. by Meelkin 8, by McGinnity 1;
home runs, Holmes 2; two-base hits, Ma
COON, Gleason; triple play, Magoon
O'Brien and La Chance; double plays,
Davis to Gleason to Grady, Gleason to
Davis to Grady, Foster to Wilson; stolen
bases, McGraw, Holmes 2, Brodie, Shreck-
ard. ]. OBrien; wild pitch, Meekin:
passed ball, Wilson; hit by pitched ball,
McGraw, Holmes; umpires, Gaffney and
Andrews; time, 1:5S.
WASHINGTON AGAIN LOSES
WASHINGTON, April 24-The Bean
Eaters walked away with their fourth
victory over the Senators today. the local
men doing minor league work DunkeI
was hit hard, and poor fielding also aid
ed the Bostons run-getting. Washing
tons run was made in the seventh, when
freeman raped out a home run At
tendance. 800. Score:
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WILL REGULATE .scoRcHERs.,
Wheelmen Must Ride With Bells
and Lanterns to Avoid Arrcat

Chief Goss yesterday prepared orders
relating to bicycles and bicyclists for the
use of the city police officers. The orders
regarding scorching on the streets will be
more strictly enforced than ever before
this year and any rider guilty Of this
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Ball Team Leaves Home.

The st. Paul club left last evening for
Cedar, Rapids, To-, where games will be
played today and tomorrow. The regu-
lar season opens at Kansas City Thurs
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wish to tell how change my
OF Rpans Tabues From the first Tabule felt different
and by the time three dozen taken the old angud feeling
had passed away My appetite which had failed egained
normal state The Tabules marked their action
bowels At first took Tabule the morning.
and night after meals and before going bed
sleep all night from six eight hours sound solid Sleep
and taking but Tbule day. and that before going
bed scarcely believed had serious heart trouble although
through spells of sickness the doctors seemed attach
Importance to that My impressions that the
pains felt around the heart region by indigestion
have had Of pain since taking Rpans Tabule
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HoI For California

And the Yosemite Valley at half rates.
Leave st. Paul May 18th. Free carriage
ride through the orange groves. Inquire
of Thomas 8. Tompkins, 46O Drake block,
St. Paul.
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BURNED IN EFFIGY.
U. of I. Students Show pisapprov

U. of L. Students Show DisapprovaI
of an Act of Gov. Tanner.
CHAMPAIGN, ILL.,. April 24.-Students
of the University of Illinois tonight pre-
pared an effigy of Gov. Tanner, swung it
from the limb of a tree, and afterwards
burned it. The Indignation against the
governor was caused by his veto of a
part of the appropriation TO the univer-
sity passed by the last legislature.
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-SteIZeI out, hit by batted ball
Earned runs. ST. Louis l, Chicago 2;
left on bases, ST. Louis g. Chicago 3; two
run, Green; double plays, Mexican,
Childs and Tebeau; Mccormick, Demont
and Everett; stolen bases, Stencil Blake:
off Young l, off PhyIe 8; struck out. bv
Young 2; sacrifice hits, Childs 2; time.
1;4o; umpires, Swartwood and Warner. :
GIANTS SHUT OUT.
NEW YORK, April 24-The Giants were
shut out by the Baltimores today, mainly
by the line pirching of McGinnity. Meekin
pitched his first game of the season and
did splendidly for five innings. After
that he let up and was hit freely, At
tendance, 200. The score:
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WASHINGTON AGAIN LOSES.

Earned runs, washington l. Boston 5:
stolen bases, Davis: Hamilton. Tenney;
two-base hits, Farrell, Long, Duffy: three
Freeman; double play, Hulen to Pad,
den to Davis; first base on balls, off
Klobedanz 1, off Dunkle 5; struck out.
by Klobedanz l: left on bases, Washing
ton s, Boston 8; time, 200; unpires, Hunt
and COnnOlIV
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HOW BROOKLYN WON

PHILADELPHIA. April 24-Brooklyn
won from Philadelphia today, through
the .wildness of Piatt, who pitched three
innings, and the ineffectiveness of Bern
hard who officiated the last six Innings
McJames was batted out of the game in
the seventh. Dunn relieving him. At
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FIFTY FILIPINOs KILLED.

Heavy Fighting During Gen. HaIe's
Advance Upon CaIumpit.
NEW YORK, April PA dispatch from
Manila says that in Gen. Hale's advance
on Calumpit fifty Filipinos and one
American were killed
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BOLD CHALLENGE.

Antt-ImperiaIfst League Wants
Proof of Alleged Conspiracy.
BOSTON. April 24.-At meeting of the
executive committee of the Anti-Imperia-
list league today 1t was voted that the
Anti-Imperialist league challenges the
substitution Of the names Of persons,
committees or societies alleged to have
stirred up mutinous feeling among the
troops in the Philippines, by correspond
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|IIZk7lII|I

I do not believe there
Is q case of dyspep-
STA, indigestion or
any stomach trouble
that cannot be re-
lieved at once and
permanently cured
by my DYSPEPSIA
CURE.
MUNYON.
At all druggists,
25c. q vial. Guide
to Health and medi-
cal advice free. 1908
Arch street. Phila.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-10-26

English at the bottom, although the
traditions Of he French aress prevent
them from saying so The views en-
tertained by NJ. p,l Case, the min
lister OF foreign affairs, are precisely
the same. and 1t is nonsense to de-
clare as some OF the Paris papers are
doing, that France and Russia propose
to intervene IN Africa and help the
hoers,
France is watching with great inter-
est the attitude Of the German emperor
with regard to the war. For some years
PAST every successive French cabinet
has been hypnotisei by the movements
Of this young potentate just like some
historical subject under the nianipula-
ton OF a professional mesmerizer,
Whatever Emperor William does or
seems inclined to do, calls for great
ouicry here.
Paris, which is empty more and more
both politically and socially, bids fair
to become a mere hall of echoes.
Tn Frerch are inclined to believe
tha, Emperor William is no Longer
sympathetic with the B'erS
Russia is entirely disintelested in the
Transvaal. The Russian press de-
nounces Great Britain on broad prln-
ciples of morality and justice.
With Russia Indifferent and Ger
many friendly, Great Britain has moth
ing to fear from France, Moreover,
France has now but one idea, and that
is The Paris exposition, Any statesman
who would ieopardize the success of
that show would bring about revo-
mnon.