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SCENE OF INTEREST SHIFTS
To tho British Forces at Kimberley
Beers Unfairly Use u White FlaE'
-Four Hours. Fighting.

TO tho British Forces at h'mOerieS'
Bocrs UnGairly Use u White Flag
-Four Hours. Fighting.
LONDON, Oct. 27.-DurlnE the mo-
nentary luIl in tho fighting in Natal
comes news from the western border
which temporarily shifts the scene of
chief interest to the beleaguered British
force at Kimberley. The SHARP strng-
gle there Tuesday appears to have
been the result OF a sortlc with view
Of breaking the Gordon surrounding the
place The British, apparently fHe
hundred strong. met seven hundred
Beers and. according to the official and
other accounts, routed them after &C.
we're fighting, in which the aFmeFed
trains appear to have done valuable
service, The Beers were entrenched
strongly seven miles northward' and
the British brilliantly carried the en-
Cmys position without serious loss. II
IS said that the Beers twice unthlrly
used q white flag. Botha, VINO was
among the killed. was member OF tne
He distinguished himself MS n marks
man al Brenkhorst- -Snrult. when the
Ninety fourth British regiment was
moved down. He afterwards defended
n farm house against the British. When
he surrendered the farm house Botna
was found with flvc wounds, bathed III
blood
\ special dispatch from Cape Town
to-day gives details OF the defeat or
seven hundred Beers by the British NJ
luverton, north OF Kimberley, Wednes-
day, IN which the enemy was complete
~ routed with heavy loss, the British
loss being three men Killed and twenty
men, Including two officers, wounded
This Is probably the same light, though
n different date la given, ms referred TO
IN the Cnpc Town dispatch of yesterday
in which it was snid official reports
from Kimberley Tuesday. announced
that Colonel srott-Turner, with 2IO men.
ma an engagement With the BocrS'
during which detachment OF lHO men
Of the I.ancnphiro regiment, dlstn-
gJ,shcd itself md the aTmered tFal"s
dl good service. The Beers were un.
able 10 withstand the splendid charge OF
III" Lancnshires. who cleared the hill
occupied by the enemy NJ the point OF
The bnyOnct. The BOer losses are de-
scrhed as very heavy. Colonel seott-
Turner'S force consisted Of the local vol
untoerH who, with the Lnncnshlres,
completed the rout Of the burghcr9 aI-
Ter Murrny's artillery had driven them
out VI their entertainments. Hothn
commanded the Boshuf force. The hght
maih1 four hours
before the aortlc. Kimberley was ap-
phfently IN high spirits. m a dlspotch
Ifom there dated october 20, says cv-
a'yone was cheerful there at that ttIpC
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CHICAGO, Oct, 27.--Joe choynskl de-
feated Steve o'Donnell tonight in the
nth round of what was to have been a
six round bout. There was nothing in
1t but ChoynsM from the start o Dom
nell making poor showing. In the first
round, Choynskl landed straight right
on the mouth that dropped o'Donnell
cleanly. The bell rang when he had
been down three seconds, but he went
to his corner. very groggy. AT most any
time after that ChOynskl could have
won out, but he went at 1t easily. In
the nth he pur O'Donneli down. twice
and the latter was so clearly out OF II
that Choynsh said to him stay down!
stav down." O'Donnell, who was un-
able to rise anyhow. took the advice and
allowed himself to be counted out With
out attempting to rise. One punch
would have finished him y he had re-
gained his feet. O'DOnnell was badly
beaten, both eyes being nearly closed
and his lips being split.
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, MCCOY BFSTS Stiff
in a Good Bout ut St. Louis : Steve
Flannlgan Gets a Decision Over
Casper Leon.

in Good Bout ut ST. Louis = Steve
Flanagan Gets Decision Over
Casper Leon.
ST. LOUIS. Oct. 2I.-The initial box
ing entertainment at the West End ath-
letic club was held tonight at its new
quarters in the mammoth coliseum.
The bright particular star OF the night
was 'Kid" Mccoy, who appeared with
Billy Stint, OF Chicago, as an opponent
It was figured that McCoy's form IN the
match tonight would clearly formulate
public opinion In reference to his
chances with Peter Maher, and. as u
consequence, 1000 sport lovers were In
attendance.
Mccoy had the advantage Of stint In
height and reach, but In weight the lat
ter was favored by several pounds. For
the first half dozen rounds Stint ap-
peared in great awe Of his opponent
and remained on the defensive. AS a
matter of fact Mccoy was able to draw
him out only q few times during the
thirteen rounds Of fighting stint
showed that he was fighter and sever
al times had the kid" in O ticklish po-
sition, In the eighth Mccoy took the
benefit Of the count, owing to COLI
sion and fall, and again IN the twelttn,
when the Chicago boy put him down
with terrific right hand punch in the
back Of the neck. The Kid recuperat-
ed quickly in each instance and contin-
ued to force the fighting. His foot
work was beautiful and he side-stepped
blow after blow. In the thirteenth
round Mccoy played his left lightly for
Stifft's nose and as the latter raised
his guard high the Kid whipped his
right over like a flash TO the point ut 81 2
Jaw. SHIT fell Aat on his back and lay
motlonless. After he was counted out
Mccoy carried the fallen man to his
corner. Stint did not recover his fac
ulties for some time
Before the mIddlewelghts appeared
Casper Leon, Of New York, and Steve
Flannlgan, OF Philadelphia, came on for
25 rounds, to settle their dispute as to
who was entitled TO the title Of cham-
pIon bantam weight Of America. The
boys put up very clever article OF
fight. Flanagan played principally for
the body, while Leon went to the head.
Flannlgan was constantly the aggres.
sor and in the last half dozen rounds
had his opponent in bad shape. Several
times Leon was on the verge Of collapse
but his ring generalship saved him. At
the end of the twenty-flfth round the
referee awarded the decision to Flannl-
unN
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$500 Reward for DOMAIN.

Special Dispatch to the Intelligeneer.
MARTIEsBURG, W. Va, Oct. 81
Berkeley, Jefferson and Morgan coun-
ties have united in Offering a reward of
$500 for the capture Of N. ]. Domon.
Doman is charged with being the prln-
cIpal In the Kessler robbery and mur-
der near Magnolia. He Is charged with
the robbery Of Samuel Boyer, near
Kearneyville, which was done In the
most bRrbarous fashion; also with sim
liar crimes in the county.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Number OF Spies Arrested in
Natal, Who wnl Probably
be Shot.
WAR SITUATION THIS MORNING
Presents but Few New Features.
Boers Keeping Very
Quiet.

LONDON, Oct. Accommodating upon
,be petition to President Mckinley pro-
noted by the New York World URGING
that the good offices Of the Unltel
states he offered in settling the difficult
ties between Great Britain and the
Transyaal, the Standard says:
1--WE very much doubt whether the
washington government will at NIL ap-
precIate the suggestion, but in any case
i, is as well for those whom 1t concerns.
and particularly for those whom It does
not concern to understand that the
Transvaal question is one which cxclu-
slyeIy affects ourselves and which we
propose to settle without assistance or
Intervention Of any kind"
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LONDON. Oct. 2s.-The war situation
this morning presents no new features.
1t is presumed In Natal that the Beers
are reconstructlng their plans and that
the English are resting. but kilograms
from Ladysmith ut express rates Still
occupy forty-elght hours In TRANSMITS
sion to London, and therefore It is not
impossible that something is happen-
ing.
The special dispatches assert that Col.
Baden Powell. the British eommander
at Mafeking, is aware that PretofiH has
given General CronJe orders to stay his
hand, as already there is quite enough
to employ the Beers in Natal.
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THE ouEEN,s sPEECH
Congrntulntcs Parliament on the
brilliant Qualities Displayed.

bEtllthUt HuAiltlCS Nl7paNISN'
LONDON, Oct. 2I.-The queens
speech at the prorogntIon of parliament
to-day was as follows
"My Lords and Gentlomen:-I am
happy to be able to release you of the
exceptional duties which have been i'm
posed upon you by the exIgencies Of
public service. I congratulate you on
the brilliant qualities which have been
displayed by the brave regiments upon
whom tne tnsk Of repeIiing the invasion
Of my South African colonies has been
laid. In doing so cannot but express
my profound sorrow that so many gal
liant officers and soldiers should have
fallen In the performance OF their duty.
"Gentiemen of the house Of commons,
I acknowledge with gratitude the libcr-
al provisions you have made 10 repay
the expenses OF the military operations
in South Africa.
MY lords and gentlemen, trust that
the divine blessing may rest upon your
efforts and those OF my gallant army to
restore peace and good government to
that portion Of my empire and to vindl-
cate the homer Of this country"
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Application Declined

WASHINGTON, Oct, 27.-The war
department has received the following;
MANILA, Oct. q.
Adjutant General, Washington.
Insurgent government submitted ap-
plicatIon to send five commissioners to
Manila to arrange difficulties attending
release Of Spanish prisoners and dis
cuss peace conditions; declined. No
negotiations necessary, as we would
gladly receive all Spanish prisoners at
our lines, welcome them from their
cruel captivity and labor for their well
fare. Correspondence by mail
(signed) OTIS.
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BRIG. GEN. HENRY DEAD.
Late Governor OF Porto Rico Passes
Away at New York.

Attnl tAN NGNN = WGtAaa
NEW YORK. Oct. "a. -Brigadier Cen
eral Guy v. Henry United States army,
late military governor Of Porto Rico,
died few minutes before o'clock this
morning at his home, $50 Madison ave-
nue.. Of pneumonia, aged sixty years.
He had been unconscious for several
hours and hfs end was peaceful. At
his bedside were all the members Of his
family except his son, Captain Guy v,
Henry, Dr., who is in the Philippines.
When General Henry was taken III ten
days ago, DR.. Smith, q specialist In pull
monary troubles, was summoned and he
later called in consultation two other
physicians. The patient commenced 10
sink yesterday and in the afternoon be-
came anomalous. Oxygen was used
last night in the hope Of carrying him
through the crisis, but It was of no
avail. His wife, his son, Seton. and his
daughter, Mrs. Benton, the latter Of
whom arrived from New Castle, VT,
late In the evening, were with him
when he died. Lieutenant P. p. Frank
and his StAff was also at his bedside.
The death OF General Henry was an
nounced 10 the war department to-day
in dispatch from Lieutenant Traub.
aide-de-oRmp on the generals stan. The
Internent will be at Arlington ceme-
terry next Sunday. The announcement
was received with heartfelt express
sIons OF regret from Secretary Root,
Adiutant General Corbin and other
high officials, as well as from the rank
and file about the war department, for
General Henry was a well known figure
here and universally esteemed. Gem
eral Henry's death has the effect OF
leaving vacant the command of the de-
partment of the Missouri. 70 which he
was recently appointed. It has the fur
ther effect Of creating another vacancy
In the grade OF brIGndIer general in the
regular army, General Henry standing
fourth on the list.
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Tho Merchant SIarinc.

CLEVELAND. O., oct. 27.-secretary
of the Navy Long. in a lettcr to local
paper, says he is rcnrtily IN fnyor OF III,
upbuiidtng Of the merchant Tasrine and
nreacnts three ruasuns for favorIng the
.san,c 0s follows: First by reasoa Ot
tSS financial return which would FOL.
in,y frSrn carrying our constantly In.
,,,Sotinr cxporlg. second, from the IN.
,,rcesc5 busl1egs & would sive our shtn
vnrda. npd. third. because Il would fur.
man n reserve of seamen upon which
ithe navy could draw In caaa Of war
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wIRELEss TELEGRAPRY.
Experiments Demonstrate Its Speed
and Accuracy.


NEW YORK, Oct, 27.-The navy de-
partment continued its tests of the Mar
conf system OF wireless telegraphy to-
day. The demonstrations nre being
made on the flagship New York ana the
battleshIp Massachusetts, In the North
river on the foot OF ThiFty-fourh
street The ships lay AS yards apart
and the demonstration wns one OF speed
and accuracy Code messages. using
both the navy and International Morse
codes were sent. besides numbers and
letters sent ut random The largest
continuous message was n newspaper
article OF 200 words. In all there were
six demonstrations and the work con-
tInuod with intervals OF preparation for
about two hours. SIgnor Marconi said
he paid no attention to the epeed attain
ed, M the navy department was more
particular MS to the accuracy.
The equipment overhead consisted
only Of wires strung from the cross
beRms OF both vessels. The clicking
OF the Instruments is vibrant and could
be heard throughout either ship The
members OF the naval board, which ls
supervising the tests. will mako tinal
report TO the chief Of the bureau or
equipment OF the navy department. II
IA eXpeCted that on Monday the New
York and the Massachusetts will cruise
on Sandy Hook In order to make long
distance test OF the system. They may
be away from the anchorage for several
days. At times the vessels will be for
ty miles from each other and this VIII
bn the crucial demonstration. During
the long distance tests the grent guns
OF the wnrshIps Will be discharged as q
further test.
None OF the members OF the naval
board would give m opinion OF the work
done by SIgnor Marconl.
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CAPE TOWN, Oct. 27,-A telegram
from Buluwayo. RhodesIa, dated Mon
day. says:
"A Boer force is threatening Chief
Khama and Chief Llnchwe. who are
loyal to Great Britain. The two chiefs
country lies at the extreme northwes:
OF the Transvaal and includes Bechua.
ualand. 1t seems a gross mistake for
the Beers to provoke war among the
natives. The probable explanation Is
that the Boer force intends to destroy
the railway to Buluwayo. which runs
through Khama's country, and thus
prevent any attempt Of Col. Plummer's
Rhodesian force to go to the relief OF
Mateklug. Already there have been
stories OF n Rhodesian armored train
engaging the Beers some distance
north Of Mafeklng."
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and that a wedding was celebrated
there that day. The dispatch adds:
Great enthusiasm has been aroused
here by the news Of the British sue-
ceases In Natal. Several farmers IN
the neighborhood OF Kimberley have
been noticed in the ranks OF the Boers.
A letter from Father ROrle said 200
Beers with one hundred wagons were
laagered at TaungS. All the whites
have left. except the women who sought
refuge in the convent The Boer COM
inandant has promised to protect them.
A special dispatch from Pletermarits.
burg, Natal, dated October 2l,i says:
Nine hundred and eighty-elght B0es
prisoners arrived here this morning.
They include Captains Dewitt Hamer,
Fighlus, Dorey, Van Logger and pott-
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WASHINGTON. Oct. 2I-Admlral
Dewey has been obliged to cancel his
proposed trIr to Chicago. He had ac-
oepted an invitation to be the guest Of
the city between November Ii and 30,
but on account OF the meeting OF the
Philippine commission. which will give
its sittIngs here tomorrow or Monday,
he has written n letter explaining that
It will be Impossible for him to keep
his engagement,
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MANILA. Oct. 2s. 10 a. m,-Gen.
Young's column. which left San IsIdro
yesterday morning at daybreak, NOV
ing northward in the direction OF Santa
Rosa, encountered the enemy strongly
entrenched Just beyond the Tuhoatln
river. a brisk fight ensued and the
rebels were repulsed. Two Americans
were killed and one wounded. Pursuit
was impossible on account OF the
width and depth Of the stream,
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DURHAM, Natal, Oct. 27.-An inter-
esting incident in connection with the
Elandslaagte fight is reported here.
When the FIRE of the British guns be-
came too hot eight Beers run forward
out OF cover and. standing together,
coolly opened fire at the Imperial light
horse, with the evident purpose of
drawing the latter's fire while their
comrades retired. Seven Of the brave
eight were killed.
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ORGANIZING a REVOLUTION.
Arrest ofa Wealthy Bss'an Merchant
at IIOIIo.


MANILA, Oct. "a. 6:15 p. m.-Ruperto
Santiago, one of the wealthiest Blsa-
ians who had taken the oath Of alle-
glance TO the United States. and who
posed as the friend of Americans, has
been arrested at IloIlo, while other
BIsaiyans are being watched The prIs-
oner is charged with organizing revo-
lutiOnnry junta. Santiago owns sugar
estates throughout the island of Me-
gros. 1t is asserted that council OF
ten and the manager Of the junta met
daily at Santingo'E Office for the pur-
pose OF engineering IN extensive
scheme OF collections for an insurrec-
tlon. One of Santlago's steamers was
captured carrying supplies to the reb-
els. His arrest caused rumors of an
outbreak Of the natives of llOilo and
precautions have been taken to pre-
vent trouble.
A battalion Of the Eighteenth regi-
ment and the marines Of the gunboat
Concord form an expedition at Concep-
tlOn, Northern PHlay. which is search
ing for the cOncord's coxRwaIn who was
iured ashore by n white flag and who is
supposed to be a prisoner. They found
the place deserted and burned every
house rs n punishment.
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Special Dispatch to the lnteiligenecr.
CHARLESTON. W. Va, Oct. 27.-De-
positions in the contest case OF Hon
John II. McGraw against the seating OF
Senator n. b. Scott, were resumed here
to-day, The principal witness was
state senator ]. IL. Marcum, OF Hunt
inEton. who testified regarding the al
legged plot TO unseat Democratic sem
ntors. The depesIuonR Will be con.
cluded ut Grafton next week,
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nrnrnmnnts nf rrnons.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 27.- The follow
ing cablegrams have been received at
the war department from General Otis;
MANILA, Oct q.
Lawton's command under Young
north San IsIdr6 near cabanatuan. Bs-
tablished permanent station, three
months supplies being forwarded by
san Juan river route. Lawton meets
little resistance. Twenty-sixth volun-
teers and battalion Nineteenth infantry
sent to noilo.
Transport Tacoma, headquarters
seven companies, Twenty-seventh vol
unteers, arrived. Casualties, Corporal
Henderson, Company c, washed over
board. Two men deserted and seven
left sick at Honolulu. of whom corpo-
raj Hunter, Company G. dead. No
other casualties. Command in good
health"
transport Sheridan, ThIrty-thlrd
volunteers and recruits arrived. Good
condition. one casualty. Private HUI
gan, Company X, died en- route"
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MILWAUKEE, Wis, Oct. a.-Tho
plant of the wisconsin Milling com-
pany, together with a fOur-story brick
corn mill and seven-story elevator,
all owned by the Pabst Brewing Com
pany, burned to-day. The exact loss
has has not yet been determined. The
Wisconsin milling plant was insured
for $4,000, and corn min and elevator
for $4,000 each. In addition to the
buildings, $4,000 bushels Of grain and
100000 pounds Of homlny were destroy
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PROBABLY
JUMPED into
THE OCEAN,
Mysterious Disappearance OF an
Invalid Lieutenant at
Sea.
U. S. TRANSPORT MISSOURI
Arrives at Manila With Supplies
and Nurses..ExcsIlsnt Com
dition OF Troops.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 27-News was
received at the war department to-day
Of the arrival of the hospital ship Re-
lief at Manila. She reported the dis
appearances at sea between Guam and
Manila OF Lieutenant Robert D. Car
mody, who went to Guam with the Ma
rlne battalion on the Yosemite when
Captain Leary was sent out as COVER
nor to take possession Of the island.
There are no details Of the occurrence.
1t appears that Lieutenant carmody
was taken aboard at Guam, presuma-
bly, sick, and on orders home or else on
a furlough. 1t is thought possible that
he may have jumped overheard while
delirlous.
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pnwcrs 10 Kcep Hnnds o..

PARIS. Oct. 27.--An Authoritative
stntemen: was issued this afternoon.
formally denying the rumors of In
tended Franco Russian Intervention In
the Transvnal war and declaring thar
France has no ground and no desire
for any such Intervention at present.
and that Russia is most likely placed In
the same position, adding that Ger
many IL the only power directly con-
cerned IN the mhtter.
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PITTSBURGH, Pa. Oct. 2L-Priccs
of coal have been advanced about flf-
teen cents a ton. The Pittsburgh Coal
Company. the railroad combination has
made this official announcement TO the
trnhc. il was unexpected nj this time,
M the rumor current several days ago
that nm advance was TO he ma9e, wa"
officially denied. No reason Is given TOR
lhn nhNnncn.
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SAVANNAH, ca, oct. 2L-The new
steamer Ponce. OF the New York and
Porto Rico Steamship Company, bound
from New York to San guaii On het hfdt'
voyage, was towed in here this after
noon In distress by the Dutch steamer.
Prince Frederick, having lost her pro-
peller SIX hundred miles out from New
York. No other damage.
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GRAND RAPIDS. Mich, Oct. 27.-The
announcement Is made tonight that all
grades of furniture will be advanced 10
to 20 per cent In prices ns result OF the
efforts OF the Grand Rapids Furniture
Association. The advance viii include
nll pRTlOr, char ber, extension table
and desk furniture, and will take effect
nlmoHL Immediately.
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CAPE TOWN. Oct. 27.-sir Alfred
Miner, governor OF Cape Colony, and
w. p. schreIner tho premier, have is
sued proclamation declaring null and
void the proclamation Of the Orange
Free State. asserting that portion OF
Cape Colony is now Free State terri
tory Sir Alfred Miners proclamation
warns all British subjects in the colony
OF their duty ard obligations to the
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MANILA, Oct. q. 10 p. m.--An In
formal meeting was held here this ev-
enlng Of men proposing to proceed to
South Africa to fight for the British.
over hundred EnglIshmeu, Austria
lIans and Americans decided to go. They
organized u party and believe they can
secure 200 more men. The volunteers
Include ex-soldlers, frOntlersmen. En-
giishmen, familiar with the Transvaal
and commercial clerks.
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NEW YORK. Oct. 97.-John +. Her
ron, OF Chicago, is n prisoner in Long
Island City to-day accused of stealing
n rnce horse valued at $4,000 from
Warren G, Carpenter, also 6t Chicago.
Heron denied that he was the man
wanted, but was held In default OF S5.-
O0OO BAH MS n fugitive from justice un-
I'll next Wednesday, He was arrest-
ed MI the AaHeduet race track yester'
day. The animal has not yet been re-
covered,