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Virwa. lie was especially keen re-
pnrdlnR the Geographic portion ~ Mr.
Rhodes projects. and D" said he had
not w ron1unccd his hope of viaiting
Egypt to see with hir own eyes the
work that has been accomplished
there
In tho cnurac of the Interview hts
majesty said. DO not miss seeing the
marble statue IN tho sioVcH.Ailon
avenue ~ Victory" NJ" 1isn oN-
sssd the hope TO nee Sir. Rhodes
arnln bcfofc he icft i1ulu
The emperor dincd with Prince Ho-
houlohc. the imperial chancellor. ycs.
torday. after receiving Mr Rhodes.
with whom be- had convcraed Tor three
quarters ~ ru hour.
Mr. Rhodes Il continuing his visit to
nigh officials and nnnncieu. and the
general belief here n that his efforts in
obtain the kniHer'a adherence TO the
project ~ railroad from the Cape 10
cairo, passing through German East
African territory. will succeed.
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VOLUNTEERS VAST To STAY.
soldiers ar. Anxiou. To Make Their Homes
ON the islands.

Washington, March l2,-The follow
Ing n an extract from "a lctter from
Maj Theodore stornbcrg. pnyinhHlrr'
United States volunteers. dated Mania,
inunry 20. 1893. to an officers In tho
war department
II wish you would call the attention
OF the Prcsidcnt and secretary oil WHf
to this
''rhere In not less IA an 10 per cent
OF tho volunteers who honestly WISH 20
remain IN these Islands ana make them
homes here and engage IN ngricullule,
numbering and mining, From eNeis
point NJ vantage this should be en-
couraged, unless America meuhh y"
haul down It's Has ana sneak nome,
"Thc time win come whcn every
American win recognize the value OF
these islands. Take but one item
cattle thrive here. Il II the finest hlock
country l ever snw. The Orient can
be- supplied with beef from here:
Nov. these soldiers wish to be avg,
charged here with travel pay rms WI
be their capital. Those who are IN
earnest VIII and can 40 nnyth'hs ~
reason to prove ". | believe they
would be willing to serve out TWO
years service by transfer TO the rosu-
lar army. They would many OF them
prefer TO be mustered out here win
nothing, rather than be compelled 10
go 10 the states 90 be mustered OUT
"rhere are also many regular tol-
diers enlisted under order 40. These
men think they should be paid lrhvrl
II they intend settling In these Islands
Now. all OF this In based upon the ldeh
that the United states VIII retain some
sort OF Interest," In these Islands.
KNOWING the value OF the pioneer
! say deliberately thnt each OF th"He
'sip aoldlcrH-- young, vigorous ana
used to this olimatc-by remaining
here win be Of inestimnblc value 10 our
country. The only way 10 American
ixe these islands II the example OF
American pioneers engaged In making
homes for themselves. take no stock
in the cry that white men cannot work
In the tropics. They can. when work
ing for themselves, There are no
healthier people thnn the English ana
Scotch who have lived here for many
years. At all events, the government
has here now the cream OF American
young manhood who IN anxious TO Try
the thing. 80,
~ know the regulars, qs O RUE, uon :
want to hold these Islands, because
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FILIPINOS MAKE
HASTy TRACKS.
Gen. Wheaton's Brigade Advances
Into Their Country,
GUNB0AT CLEARS JUNGLE.
but ON second Thought. De-
cidcd TO Retreat.

Manila. March ia.-ucnerai whcaton'n
newly-formed divisional brigade adj
vanccd at Z o'clock this morning from
San Pedro Macnti. FOR the purpose Of
corralling the enemy. II is now moving
on Pasig. meeting with slight resist
ance. as the rebels are In full retreat
A gunboat II clearing the Jungle
along the river banks. which have been
carried as far aa Guadalupe.
The purpose Of the move Ia. to clear
the country TO Laguna de- Bay.
The rillpinoa apparently had planned
an attack upon the lines OF General
otis and General Hale this morning,
but their coungc seemed to finch
though they fred signals and kept ~
the fuslladc along the American front
for an hour. our troops. Ia obedience
10 orders. rcfruincd from shooting. with
the exception " two companies of new.
ly-arrlved men, who replied until they
suppressed regiment OF Fillpnoa'
This body OF rebels seemed under bet
ter leadership than most " the others.
a white man was seen AMONG the niii-
Gers, cndcnVoring to lend them "a the
attack. but apparently all Efforts to In
ducc them to leave the trenches were
futile.
The American authorities IN Manila
say the city Is now ~ effectively po-
Heed that a serious outbreak II impossi-
bile. They believe that the natives are
cowcd.
The presence " the families of Of
ncrra IL discouraged. aud many nrr
leaving ON board the United states
transports. aome going to Japan Tor
Temporary residence. Gen, ptia mas
remarked Manila n no place for
women This N war. not a picnic
This afternoon the Twentieth nni
Twenty second Infantry aud seven
companies " the oregon volunteers
marched TO San Pedro Mncnni TO join
Gen. WhcAtnna new divisional brig
ndc. which ~ to consist Of the TWEEN
tlcth and Twcnty-accond Infantry,
eight companies OF the Washington
volunteers, seven companies ~ the
Oregon volunteers. three troops OF cav.
airy tmounted). and battalion OF
light artillery.
Although the rain which fell this
morning has cooled the temperature
10 ~ degrees, many dropped from the
ranks, overcome By the heat. Several
soldiers were nunatruck In the streets
~ Manila this morning. Most OF
thotn We're not yet nrclimntcd.
lrigndier General Charles King hai
recovered from his indlHpoSltion, ana
resumed command at the san Pedro
Macnu bridge. The enemy are very
ncilvc north ~ the river. though not
doing any firing now.
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Women nj Ca,iie Anxious To Hear Arms
Against the American Forces.

Tacoma. Wash. March ie.--orlcntai
papers brought by the steamer Vic
toria contain the following vNtrnu'
from the Republican Filipina, the IN
Hurgcnts' paper:
"aplcndld demonstrations OF the Ca
vito women. without distinction OF
class or age. unanimously requested
with enthusiasm Ia Do permitted To
take the place OF men II the men per-
iah In the struggle against the Amefl-
cans FOR the defense OF tue indie
pcndcncc Of the Philippines. 'hcy say
that irrespective OF the weakness OF
their sex. the love Of their country VIII
make them strong and VIII animate
them 90 keen combat against the
Americans"
F, Telegram published In the Repub-
licn says that letter has been found
In hallway Offering SlO.0oO reward Tor
tho assassination ~ Aguinnldo.
Stories OF the battle contained Ia
oriental papers give no details not
covered by earlier ndviceH.
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KAISER To VISIT ENGLAND.
o.rmun Emperor Is Anslon- TO Get Into
urltI.hors' Good braces.

London. March i2-Emperor vii.
liam. Il h announced this morning. viii
arrive at Cowes on July Goth for yacht
ing week.
The Daily Graphic, IN commenting
upon the nnnouncement,sn Coming
Immediately after the enperora recop-
lion 10 Cecil Rhodes, II markea the
complete reconciliation OF Great
Britain and Germany
The Berlin correspondent OF the
Daily Mail says; ~ am Informed that
Emperor william displayed great n-
tercst IN the conference with Cecil
Rhodes, asking many questions as TO
the lntter's schemes, without. however,
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Harrisburg Pa. March is.-Governor
Stone received letter today from
David n. Watson. ~ PittHburg, dated
March 18th. thanking him FOR the honor
conferred IN rendering him the appoint
caucy caused hy the death ~ Judge
Henry Williams OF WollHboro, Mir,
Watson says that. after the best com
fidcrntlon he II able 90 rive the mat
tor. he finds himself unable 10 accept
the appointment. Mr., Watson N u
leading member OF the pittHhurg bar,
and II one m senator Quay'E counsel
In the conspiracy charges pending
against the senator and his son In the
Philadelphia courts. In politics Mt,
Watson " "a Democrat,
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NJ. srcnnrAN man.
Founder aud chief Agent 1T tho Grea
Copper Ring Dies.

Paris. March I'm. sccrctan. found
or Of the socictc dca Mctlux. aud chief
agent Ia the great copper rlnR OF isss.
died today.
The late VI. Sccrctnn. IN February.
ISIS, formed n French syndicate 10
raise the price ~ COPPER. then very
low. by monopoly. The syndicate
had everything ~ own way until
March ~ the following year when II
came To grief through ~ Sccrotnn'H
wild HpcculAtlona IN copper. ftn coli
lapse being followed by "a widespread
panic. NJ SccrctanH tapestries. CHINA.
ana articles ~ vcrtu With some N his
pictures. were sold nt public auction.
realizing enormous prices. shortly ar
forward seventeen pictures We're taken
to London where ihcy wen. sold by
McsHrr. Christie Tor nearly c3o.Vp9. lie
cuntrivcd, however. 10 save enough
from the wreck to live comfortably
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ASrI.nonrnrs RESOLUTION.
piti.burg Conference ~ tho "Joscphites'
Adopt. Resolutions tg.inst Roberts

Wheeling. W. Va. March i2.--At to-
days session Of the plttsburg confer.
once OF the Latter-day Sairts church
which claims to be the true Mormon
church. strong resolution was adopt
ed praying Congress not TO admit Rob
erts. the Utah poiyramist, TO u scat In
the Uourc OF Representatives to which
he was elected last fall. The confer
oncc was made MP Of churches In east
crn Ohio. West Virginia and western
Pennsylvania. The present conference
officers were reelected.
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Tacoma. wash. March i2.-The-
steamer Victoria, arriving today from
China and japan. encountered ter
rifle typhoun OF four days duration on
the Japanese coast. She outrodc the
storm safely. and has no word Of other
vessels being damaged by IL. The
steamer brought 900 passengers most
~ chinese ana Japanese, aud 1900 tons
OF freight across the Pacific. The
Aaintlcs were for Victoria aud this
port Including In the cargo " 300
bales OF nilk. valued at hundreds Of
Thousands Of dollars. II goes east by
overland tonight. All efforts II made
TO give the silk every dispatch.
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ourrN ~ FRANCE.
Victoria Received with iionors aud Is
ghecred by the r"puiare'

Nice. March is.-oucen Victoria mr.
rived by special train from boulogne-
aur- Mer this afternoon. When passing
through Toulon.her majesty summoned
h,r Sympathy with the families of the
~tc,tns Of the explosion OF the naval
nowdnr magazine ~ la Goubran. early
last sunday morning, promising 10
send "A donation to the relief fund.
Al the customary honors were paid
nor nniesty on her arrival. The streets
were thronrc1 with people cheering
h,artiiv. and the municipal authorities
nresented n magnificent bouquet. In the
form of a rondola mounted upon "a tri-
und ana surrounded with two vases
ma other omblomatlc devices.
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Pope. Recovery Celebrated.

Rome. March ie-rhc solemn To
Dcum was celebrated at 81. Pcter'h
cathedral today 10 commemorate the
popc'n recovery and his coronation In
the chapel on March ., 1873. Cardinal
Rnmpolin. pipnl secretary ~ state. Of
ncinted. IA tho ~, scncc OF an immense
congregation This evening tho pihg-
~ III Han Pictrr ls Illuminated.
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ilartlcpo0l Eng. March ia large
steamship owner has received over
lures from American agents TO carry
American coal CO. Europe at from n Ia
" HhllilngH freight per ton. North of
England coal merchants are alarmed nt
the steady growth NJ the American coal
trade To European ports that formerly
took English coal.
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London, March lathe pckln cores
pondent ~ the Times says, regarding
Tor a concession at San Nun hay. that
stronger measures than the ultimntum
% Slgnor MARITIME. the Italian minister
nc fvkin, viii be necessary 10 induce
compliance. uH the forolan office IN ''cn-
tlrcly Ignorant N Ituiy's standing
among the nations"
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OTIS Call. u iiai, on HOS.

London. March ia--it II reported At
Manila that Gen. otis has ordered "a
dlscontinunnco of negotiations between
Spanish Oon. Rios aud Agulnnld0 Tor
the release OF Spanish prisoners on pay
mcnt OF heavy indemnity. such pay
ment would strengthen the fillplno
cause by replenishing tho insurgcnt
treasury
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AhdalIah saner. from Lerro.y.

London. March 19.-The' Carlo corro-
rpondent OF tho Daily telegraph says
he learns that Khnllfa Abdullnh, the
derVlsh rulet In the soudan. IL suffering
from leproay, which. he contracted n
fow years ago by taking unto himself
the wife Of black cinlr. who has
since died OF icprosy.
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la Vnlotta. Malta, March is.-Tho TN
Ion club gave luncheon yesterday ar
tsrnoon 10 the officers commanding the
American troops ON board the United
states transport sheridan, which ar
rived hero on Thursday, on route 10
Manila, and the transport proceeded to-
lnN
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they prefer stations in the states. I
know the majority Of the volunteers
are humesick and so color their opin-
ions hut had rather die here than
see The Nag come down, and u I was
twenty years younger I would make
uy home on farm here"
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China aud uaiy Must settle Their Affairs
No AdNana.. Madn 10 AmerIaa.

New York. MnrcN IA dispatch 10
the Herald from Washington says
\ determined. though unofficial effort
IL being made a. secure the exercise by
the United States OF ltH good offices In
behalf Of china,
The matter has not yet been brought
officially 10 the attention of Secretary
Hay, but Il understood that he IN aware
OF the wishes of certain interested per-
sons and the advantages, from their
point ~ View which would accrue TO
this government In case of such ac-
ton.
II g. untrue that any appeal has been
mndo to this government 10 make any
representation a. foreign governments
a. prevent them from uel2ing Chinese
territory. What ~ desired II that this
government shall. through ita minis
ter IN pckln, inform the empress dow
nger OF Tho dangerous position china
occuplrs. ami having done this. make
"a public dppluritlun that the CONNER
cinl intcrostH ~ the United States
make IL necessary that no further
leases M Chlnrse coast territory be
granted.
II il extremely Improbable. however
that this government VIII consent 10
inle such action. The Chinese min
lister. Wa Ting Fang. has never re-
celvrd any adyico7 from his government
regarding the Italian demand. nor has
he made any rproaentations to this
government ou That subject under In
structionH from pekin. The minister
has naturally oudeaYOrod To secure In
formation respecting the attitude ~
tho limited states ana II much pleased
nj IN. announcement that this govern
ment docs NOT rerk chinese territory,
Minister Cungrr has 40 FAR been the
medium of communication between the
Chincse government aud he has been
moi Interfere when other nations nc
uuired chinese territory and would
most certainly not do 10 In the case OF
piplomatic Wellington II stili on
dcnVorlne % discover the nation which
In bnckur italy IN her demand upon
Cbinn Minister fongcr has not yet
nntined mo secretary ~ state that such
n demand has boon presented
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rhIcnro roIon, lor I.le Of rIn,..

Chicago. March lathe chicago
Coionv Isls Of Pines Cooperative Az
rlculturnI community has been organ
i1ed moro As the namc indicates, Il
,vlu be located ln The Isle OF Pines. II
Is hought PLENTY 81 t is1 ,soy Ia ne can
.,preut con, Hasiuua or by purchase.
nj n chenp price. II is the purpose ~
mo coionv to send "a man TO investigate
,hc eItuatlou Win reference 10 the fcr,
INV of inc rl,l the heaitbfulness Of
the island mud the best measures 10
ndopt Ia secure land.
il proposod that the energies Of
80 cntnnv shoull be devoted largely
~ mo rnislrg Nc fruits and early vese-
t.ties Tor tho nOfthern markets. ul-
,hn,,rh sugar cane tobacco and other
sta,,ies indigenous 10 that country
vii also be cultivated TO some ex-
tent.
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New York, March i2--Rudyard Kip
ling passed n restless night, suffering q
good deal ~ pain. To-day. however, he
was much better. As yet. no one out.
side his fnmiiy have been permitted to
see him.
This evening Mr. Doubleday reported
Kipllnr's condition M satisfactory In
the extreme. the physical suffering Of
the patlcnt being due to the resolution
going ON In tho lungs. His temporal
turc " very little above normal. and he
IL able to take considerable amount Of
solid food,
Today Mr Kipllng saw his two child
rem Tor n short time. Ills little girl FL
sic IL sufficiently recovered To run about
hut she has not been outside ~ the hn-
tel The physicians say that within two
weeks their patient will be well enough
To be removed to some pleasant spot not
yet decided upon. TO convnlcacc.
Mr.. kiping realized, today for the
first time how many friends he really
has and learned Of the anxiety mani
fcated drring his Illness. lie read many
Of the kilograms ana letters expressing
sympathy with his wifcadmlration and
hope for his recovery,
Mfr. Doubleday said today; Among
other messages. Mr. Klpling read u ca.
blcgram from the German emperor and
commented upon II. I nm not at lib
criy 10 tell you what he said. Perhaps
when he N further recovered he VIII
mako statement for the press.
"Mr ISiplngr temperature II very
little above normal today. He IL able
to cat Hwcctbrcais ielliea. ntewcd oyn-
tors and things Of that kind"
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spanish soldier. to colombo Mexico.

city of Mexico. March ia large
number of spanish officers and soldiers
who participated In the recent war In
cuba are TO he cplonlzed IN the dlH.
tricta of Mbctgumn and Arlzpn. state "
Sonora. where n track comurlalnr 80 q
O0l. 600 acres has been secured. Tho col.
uny viii have abundant capital for
starting agricultural and mining opera
lions.
President Robinson ana Chlef Engin.
Ger Kingmnn Of the Mexican Central
railroad have returned to this city NJ
ter having made a careful inspection
OF the proposed extension Of the vest
ern division of that road 60 the states
Of colimn and Manznnlilo. The country
II fertile and freight abundant tho
highways being always crowded with
carts.
General Prnnadillo. governor % the
palace here. II seriously III with IN
Hrlppe and II IL feared he cannot re-
cover
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oned four natives. and that ~.
cf the crew jumped OVERHEARD
According to the norlquos. IN.
tain had thrown himself into Az.
and Joseph Rortque was put H.
mnnd by Gibson. who lost hie M,
trying 10 save the captain. NJ
deserted. swimming Tor the shors
The Roriques were condomn.s
death In 1898 by the Martin. n.
nal OF iircHt, but the aentane.
cOsnmunted 10 hard labor Tor ilfe ~,
their Identity was discovered ana n
were found 10 belong 10 a hirhig u
spectacle Ostcnd family. a cans.
In their favor was begun TbifN
resulted IN the remission of NJ
malnder Of the term Of hmniahmes,
the surviving prisoner, his brother ~
Ing He'd last year. The brother. N
distinguished themselves by No..
acts of herulHm In saving We IA
end had been decorated hy The ~
Of the BciFiana and the King VI AZ
On and Norway When aar1nr \
term the now released prisoner !,
the lives Of n boatluad Of convict
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PARDON or A PIRATE.

a great sensation has been caused In
France through a. case which has just
ended ~ the pardon by President
Loubet OF one Roriauc. In iss2 two
brothers Of Belgian nationality. pass
ins rs Rorlck. and sometimes Roriauc.
but named really Dcgraevc. were put
on trial at Brcst for piracy. The Nlno-
rahlti. small schooner In the coasting
trade In the South Seas. sailed from
Tahiti under the command Of a native.
the cargo. valued at 1000 francs, being
In tho care Of william ellison. Alex
andre Roffuue was M board a paaren-
ger. Some time later a somewhat Slim
ilar ship. but now bearing the name Of
noi. was found az pOuafe with Joseph
Roriquc In command aud Alexandra as
mate. a Tahiti native. Tilrey the
ships cook brought n charge against
the brothers " having shot the captain
and Gibson and thrown them into tho
sea. lie also said that they had polls