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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-11-07
FE. M, NOVEMBER

gagged with British forces from Lady
smith Thursday. The Beers suffered
heavily.
1t is rumored that Natal Dutch took
part in the engagement, siding with in.
vading Beers.
Cape Town, Nov. 5, 3:15 p. m.-Ad.
vices from Orange River say that it Is
reported that the Beers destroyed one OF
the piers of the Modder river bridge and
there are rumors emanating from Hope
town that an attack will be made on the
Orange River camp.
London, Nov. IAN official dispatch
from Ladysmith dated Nov. 6 says:
"There has been cessation of hostili-
ties since Friday. Only one Kaffir was
killed by the Boer bombardment. The
total British loss is eight killed, includ-
Ing Captain Knapp, Lieutenant Brabant
and 20 wounded in Thursday and Fri.
days engagement. The town is we'll
provisioned and is believed to be entire
ly safe.
Cologne, Nov. 7.-Letters received by
the Cologne Gazette from Johannesburg
have affirmed that the Kaffirs are being
conveyed across the border in gangs of
1000 to 5000, the escorting Boer forces
robbing them of a considerable amount
of savings. Foreigners are stopped in
the streets and compelled to give up the
money in their pockets. One letter con-
cludes: Gas long as the Beers are vic
torious johannesburg has nothing to
fear, but If beaten the town with all it's
mines will soon cease to exist"
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-11-07
RAILWAY MEN ASK A RAISE.
Santa Fe Engineers And Firemen Want
More Paw,

The object of trip to visit Santa Fe
railway officials, by grievance com
mittee is to procure an advance of Is
per cent in the pay of engineers and
fremen.
The engineers are now paid $4.1 for
100 miles or less on consolidation en-
gines on all divisions. On the mountain
runs they receive $4.33 1-3 for the first
100 miles or less. For instance, over 10C
miles they are paid pro rata. rfremen
receive 60 per cent of the wages of en-
gineers.
For work on all other styles of loco
motives the rate is cents per mile with
the same percentage for firemen.
Santa Fe engineers and firemen gen
orally now make excellent wages. Their
demand for an advance is based on the
fact that within the past two or three
years the number of heavy locomotives
in use ON the Santa Fe system lines,
especially the Santa Fe road proper, has
been greatly increased.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-11-07

Lincoln, Neb, Nov. TN this city
Reese, (Rep.) for Supreme judge, seems
to be running slightly ahead of his tic.
ket. Prohibitionists, almost to man
are voting for Holcomb fusion) for Su-
preme Judge.
Lincoln, Neb., Nov. 7.--William j.
Bryan said he believed that Nebraska
will give an increased majority for the
fusion ticket.
Aberdeen, S. D., Nov. 1.-THE Repub-
lican state central committee is receiv-
ing encouraging reports. 1t claims at
least 5000 majority for the lowest can
didates. Fusionists are making a hard
fight against Judge Fuller.
Birmingham, Ala, Nov. IA military
display of 5000 men was feature OF
the celebration here toda, in honor OF
Admiral Schley.
WHAT CROKER SAYS.
New York, Nov. TN the 10th as
sembly district where strong effort was
made to prevent the reelection Of Rob
ert Mazet, Republican, "a arrests for
illegal registration had been made at
9:3O o'clock. The arrests were made on
warrants secured by State Superlntend-
ent McCullach. At noon Croker said:
Everything points to sweeping Dem
ocratic victory in the city. 1t will be a
clean sweep all around. In the 10th as
sembly district Sexton advises me Stew
art will get a bigger majority than Mazet
will get votes"
Boston, Nov. T.. Results from six
towns give Crane, Republican, s66; Paine,
Democrat, 253. The same towns in 1898
gave Wolcott, Republican, /, ,lS5; Bruce,
Democrat, 353. This shows Republic
an loss of 26 per cent and Democratic
loss of % per cent.
Boston, Nov. I'm western Massa-
chusetts w. Murray Crane, Republican,
nominee for governor, appears to be
running ahead of his ticket. A light
vote in the state is anticipated.
San Francisco, Nov. 7.-Indications
point to the election of James D. Phe
Ian, the Democratic candidate for the
mayorality.
IN DENVER.
Denver, Nov. 7.-Only county officers
are being elected in Colorado. The vote
will be comparatively light. This city's
contest is believed to be between the
Democrats and straight Republicans,
both claiming the advantage. Taxpay-
ers are voting on proposition to issue
81, 100000 bonds for the purchase or
construction of water works. 1t seems
doubtful whether it will carry, as it is a
Democratic measure and is opposed gem
orally by the Republicans.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-11-07
Cochiti Mines.

J. N. Warren has moved from Albu
9uerque to Bland.
A number of new houses are being
erected at Albemarle.
F. R. Brown has moved from Abe
marie to Albuqoerque.
Charles Stevens succeeds ]. j. Nc
Kenna as foreman of the Albermarle
mill.
A new store building 24x35 feet is
being erected at Bland by John Crick OF
Cerrillos, James Mclaughlin is the con.
tractor.
The Crown Point Is using the new
compressed air drill recently received.
The force of men working in the new
level has been increased.
The cross cut on the Lone Star has
been developed to distance OF 100 feet
and the hanging wall has not yet been
reached. New men are being added tc
the force of miners in the differen,
levels.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-11-07
Union County Topics.

The lake near Clayton, Union county,
has dried out on account Of deficient
rainfall.
Emory Heron has purchased the busi-
ness Of R. T. Mansker, the Clayton
butcher.
James DEAN of Clayton, and Miss
Jennie Bailey Of Alvarado, Texas, we're
married at the brides home and have
taken up their residence at Clayton.
The gang Of thieves that had been
operating in San Miguel county, is now
operating in Union county. They
recently stole . valuable horse from
Edward Mitchell. There has also been
considerable sheep stealing near Folsom.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-11-07
LIVE STOCK NOTES.

I. E. Mitchell bought herd of sheep
at Clayton.
Warren Dunlap of Arizona, delivered
train load of cattle at Ration.
James England shipped two car loads
of cattle from Dorsey to Kansas City.
James Hartzell of Ration, sold 10l
three-year-old cattle to McAuAfse &
Moore for $1,000.
j. M. Valdez and Inocencia Valdez OF
Springer, marketed several car loads Of
cattle at Springer.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-11-07
Bidding for County Bonds.

The, county commissioners of Berna-
lilo county opened bids for refunding
SITS, 500 worth county bonds. Only two
bids were submitted. w. H. Hurt of
New York, bid 90 cents and Harris q
Co., of Chicago bid 9S. The law for
bids sale below par So bids will be
received again. The bonds bear 4 per
cent interest. The old ones bear 6 and
Z per cent.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-11-07
COLPAX CULLINGS.
Diversified News From The Fine Northern
County.

County.
DR.. Leo B. Auerbach of Chicago, has
located at Ration.
John Pearson bought the Fusion lots
at Elizabethtown.
Elizabethtown is to have new "a
room hotel by spring.
B. Redin and Miss Ora Whitley were
married at Spring canon.
DR.. T. M. Michaels and family have
moved from Taos to Ration.
A. Claussen purchased the F. D. Cald-
well residence at Elizabethtown.
Mrs. Neff Day purchased the H. D.
Smith residence at Elizabethtown.
Judge Booth sold tract of land at
Elizabethtown to Antonio Martinez.
| A large engine has been placed in po-
sition at Evans sawmill in Spring canon.
Five more engines and five more en-
gine crews have been ordered for Ration.
The district school at Blue Creek has
been opened with M. NJ. Pacheco as
teacher.
Bryant Rhea of Ration, sold his resi-
dence to W. c. Wrigley, who in turn sold
it to Albert Hobbs
William Fl. Kelley has left Catskil
for Mexico, where he will represent
Gross, Blackwell & Co. of Las Vegas.
c. r. Remsberg & Co. have bought the
stock of general merchandise of Henry
Pritchard and have also; leased his store
building at Elizabethtown.
Daniel Troy bought the Hoffman cor
ner at Ration from Wrigley & Morrow,
paying 500 for it. The old house is
being torn down and fine modern
building is being erected in its place.
A 10-year old son of Abe Berry, sec
tion man at Gardner, was accidentally
shot through the right breast while
playing with a revolver. The ball passed
through the body, penetrated one rib
and lodged beneath the skin under the
shoulder blade.
Five men of +. Hammond's bridge
gang were injured while spreading two
50-ton girders at the Raton-Santa Fe
railroad yards. One of the girders top
pied over and struck the five men. J.
McKerman received scalp wound and
bruised hips; j. w. Clark had his spine
and left leg injured; Olen Taylor was in
jured in the side and received scalp
wound. These three men were sent to
the Las Vegas hospital. Two other
workmen were slightly injured.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-11-07
To Settle With samoans.

Washington, November 7.-Assistant
Secretary Hill for the United States, Mr..
Tower for Great Britain and Mr.. Mumm
Won Schwarzenstein on the part OF
Germany, to-day at the state department
signed convention providing for the
adjustment by arbitration of the claim
of the inhabitants of Samoa for damages
resulting from naval and military opera
tions there last spring.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-11-07
Germany for the Open Door.

Berlin, Nov. THE foreign office has
authorized the Associated Press to say
regarding the United States govern
ment's representations relative to main
tanning the open door in China that Ger
many has shown her wish by opening
the free port of Kiao Shou and by Count
Won Buelow's binding declarations that
he favors the live and let live policy in
China.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-11-07
The Columbia Revolution.

Caracas, Venezuela, Nov. 7.-Cable
dispatches from the Columbian boun-
Diary say the revolution in that republic
is progressing. About 1900 revolution
lists have occupied Cucuta and Ocana.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-11-07
PoatoH1co Robbed

DeKalb, ILL.,, November 7.-The safe
and vault in the DeKalb postoffice were
blown open with dynamite last night
and about So, 900 taken, chiefly in postage
stamps.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-11-07
The Vice President

Patterson, N. j., Nov. 7.-Vice Presi-
dent Hobart is growing weaker. Doc
tor Newton added that the vice presi-
dents heart is growing weaker gradu-
ally.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-11-07
Stricken Blind.

Mrs. Morris Lowenstein of Socorro,
wife of we'll known merchant suddenly,
became blind a few days ago. She has
gone to New York for treatment.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-11-07

Valises, travelling bags, suit cases from
the very cheapest to the very best grade
of leather can only be found in great
variety at defying competitive prices at
Santa Fe Mercantile Co.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-11-07

In this line we keep nothing
but the very best; money can
not buy anything better. 1t
is fit for a King
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-11-07

Cape Town, Nov. IA dispatch from
Kuruman dated Nov. 8, says dispatch
rider arrived from Mafeking announcing
fighting occurring daily, resulting in
favor Of the garrison. Natives report
Colonel Plumer's force from Fort Tuli
working its way from Rhodesia to re-
lieve Mafeking
Estcourt, Natal, 10 q. M, Nov. s.
An armored train went over the Tugela
bridge Yesterday, and found Colenzo in
tact and also found the road and the
railway bridge strong. The Orange
Free state force was sighted six miles
from Colenzo on the Ladysmith side
1t was supposed that 1t had been en-
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1899-12-05
WHEELING iFTstilHHT.sn
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The year 1900 will begin new epoch il
the history of America. The developments,
OF the >paui>hAmerican war. and the new
policie~, foreign and domestic, thereby mad,
necessary, will be discussed in the next Con.
greSS ard will have q nomentou- bearing
on the destiny OF the Nation.
State Affairs will be Of unusual interest
from the fac, that a Governor and State
officers are 20 be elected The Legislature
that will be- chosen at the same time will
eject L. :. Senator. The Presidential
nominating conventions and the ensuing
election in November will he Of added inn
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service, foreign and domestic, furnished by
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III MIs 4. : 3,'saia.

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CINE on Wheels, Saw Mill com
plete: ) saws, belt, cant hooks
night d"gs, Slab saw palmer and
hatcher corn buhr, all in first.
class condition, boiler tested ,o
80 lbs pressure. Price $500.
100 II p Portable Boilprand Engine
ON skid,, one Saw Mill complete
saw belt aud all small tools.
boiler tested to $50 lbs. Price
$40.
1l2 II. P. B"iler and Engine on
Wheels, pr Of corn buhrs aud
crnsher. Price 500.
ia IL. p. B"iIe' aud Engine an
wheels. l pair of corn huhrs.
Price $500.
l Steam Wei. Drilling Oaft on iron
wheels, 800 .ro, cabl sand line.
all ,nols, stem, jar. bits, wrench.
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l16 II. +. Uprrsh, Boiler and Engine
Boiler tested to 100 lbs. Price
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Address:
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Used by British Soldiers In
Africa.

Capt c. CT Denni~o; is well known
ali over Africa as commander of Ih.
forces that captured the famous rehel
GaiIshe Under date "c y ~. ! 1897
from Nr' burg. Bechuaraland, h,
writes: Before starting on the has,
campaign | bought quantity "i
Cha"hcrlHin's C"iic Cholera anI III
acrhea Remedy, which used m,~,if
when troubled with bowel Complain
and had given t" IN, men and IN ~
cry case IL proved INST beneficial ="
For sale by Dye Pharmacy.
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WANTED:-5O000 hoop poles Il,
livercd at Grant>ville Gail on Cyrus
Hickman.
J. J. Thomas has jus, received his
winter stock "fgood> all fresh fr.n
the factory. lie makes specialr,
of Boots. Shoes & RubherS which ex
GELS in style and durability. y
good shoe for 81 90.
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Terms and Premiums.

THE WEEKLY INTEL .IGENCR,
One year in advance. On
THE WEEKLY INTELLlGENCER
six months in advance. 90
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to person getting mp club.......... Sc. , 90
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to person getting up club...............lO co
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The CHRoSIcLE job printing de
parrment has recently been supplied
with all the equipments necessary fer
An, kind Of printing, from the nea
plain business stationery To the multi
c"lored poster. We give special
attention 10 book work.
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The steamer Nellie Bartlett now
makes regular "Trip, between Crrsrun
and Palestine daily to connect with
the l. X V. Il. X. at Palestine.
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See card of DR.. Dyes in this issue.

I See card Of DIR. Dyes IN this issue
Wait Polling went up to Chenille
Sunday.
First snow of the season fell Sun.
day night.
Did YOU remember the poor and
needy on Thanksgiving?
Local news scarce on account of
delinquent list in this issue
In our opinion, no one can be u
successful teacher, who is not an
active and painstaking student.
s II. Wilson, the Sycamore mer.
chant and post mas.er, came down to
town to take Thank SOWING.
There never has been such a
demand in this section Of country for
working men a. there is at present.
Jim Huffman left for Creston
Monday morning. He hopes Ia get
his boat, the yukon, up to this
place this week.
Elliott Chenoweih's family are
visiting Mrs. Chen"welh's parents
MIR. aud Mrs Newt Kee, at Chenille
this week.
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vile, Kan. For sale by Arnoldsburg
Pharmacy.
Hon. Hiram Campbell ard wife
we're mp visiting their daughters Mrs
L. huffman and Mrs O j Stump
day ar two last week. There is vet
something rich in store for Mr. Camp
bell politically.
III has become a household neCeSsI
" with us-w- cannot get along with
nut il" writes Mrs L. X Wilson.
Gordon, Ark of Begg'- Cherry Caugh
Syrup, The ua-anteed remedy for
coughs, colds, lnrrippe. consumption,
and all bronchial affections. AR.
n"ld>hurg Pharmacy.
Marsh Bert, was here An hour or
- last Saturday.
Was there ever finer weather for
the time If year?
Jas. Stevens. If Pine creel:. was in
his town one LAY last week.
d s. Hopkins was arraignel he
fore the L. :. court AT Parkersburg
last week on charge of interfering
with Tie mail, but was released.
My son had been troubled for wears
with chronic diarrhnea Sometime
ago | persuaded him t. take some Of
{ hamherlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diar-huea Remedy After using two
bottles "f the p cent size he was
cured. give this testimonial. hoping
that some one similarl. afflicted r,ay
read it aud he benefited .-TmOMAs (
&. BOYER, Glencoe q. For sale BY /.
Dye Pharmacy.
Dr. Swentzel was Slightly irdis
posed last Saturday.
There were no Thanksgiving ser
vices in town Thursday.
Wait Stump spent Thanksgiving |
With friends in the country.
Mrs. Nester, mother Of Daniel /
Ncsler, died at ihe home Of her snn,
ru Daniels run, Sunday morning /
last She was 80 wears OF age, and /
we'll respected by all who knew her
She formerly resided ut Spencer, but,
# late has been making her home
with her spn, Daniel She WAS in
TERED IN the Ut. Zion cemetery yes
,erday at eleven o'clock.
A. cure for rheumatism Cham
her!ain's Pain Balm i gaining wide
reputation. D. b Johnson, Of Rich
m"nd Ind, has been troubled with
that ailment since 1862. In speaking
at it he SAYS: Il never found any
hing that would relieve me until | .
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Local Briefs.

TbonLsgi,ip, i oyer
f'''"F '"' '''''''N d 'i"e '''"'
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w" "'
Gruntsville must have news
carrier
Miles Geho WAS hustliug about
town Friday.
"D;,.Lr Poll re,,r,eJ >, hi. ,,,,,,
Friday evening.
W,xrrn.-To know if Wat,
S,uu,p's Girl bites well.
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Several people attended the sale az
the late residence of VIM. Barr, on
Philips run, Sa urday.
st. Stump is putting lumber on
his lot IN The I'wer part o: town, pre-.
parat"ry to building residence.
The vornc fill. obout ,nwn arr.
taking quite an interest in the literary
society at the Bull river sch"ol house.
There !. op,,a , Gland ri.ior over
We, Va and i,now Look. like i,
world devclope int, Il B!jzz,rd for
Governor.
Cor,.;r Norm Williams vas nm f..
,owuo few DAYS ,.o n. has l. o,u
- ,ha ,,nar no,l ,,i,b III. b,o, g.,
some time and corno, ystp here far
want Of wafer
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Alfred Kenney is here.

We are still sending out statements
j. w. Haid,x WAS here Saturla y
Doud Stump was here a while Sat
urduy.
Carl Sturms was in the city Sat
rday.
Albert Smith was here Saturda,
aftern ON.
j Cunningham was here one
day last week.
b. n. Smith was IN our streets one
day last week
Work ON DR.. Dyes new building
Is progressing.
Uncle" Jay Elliott was here a
While Friday.
Several Of the boys went hunting
Thanksgiving.
Mrs l. ~ Bell has been very sick
for It few days.
Some good communications crowd
ed out this week.
y. J. Norman drove up to town
Saturday morning.
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Peter Hicks.
T:.:::... A:..:. n! H:ir ..:::s;

Can he found athis shop back "i
Smiths store every Saturday. Give
ham call. Satisfaction GUARANTEED
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All kinds Saddles. Brides. Girth-
Haiters. Breeching and Check,iue
ut Peiis.
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BRILLIANT ENDORSEMENT.
By Health Journal os Ser York A
gus; -. iSss.-J. \. Davis. Nd.
Editor and MANAGE.

uEly last vsrE 80 examined thr tscrE
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Every hyEieniss wiil CONCUR N5th us in
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acc. Physicians often nave uccas5uu
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This beer can - hat "a bottle &C. on
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4 wish TO express nv thanks TO the
manufacturers of Chamberlain's Collie.
Cholera and Dia-Thoea Remedy. for
having put on the market such a Won
derful medicine says W. w. Massin-
gill, Of Beaumont, Texas. There are
many thousands OF mothers whose
children have been saved from attacks
of dysentery and cholera infantum who
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Fog = t-E DAYS. I ziil eel the
famous .'Ny.s Sperm oil a. Is
Cents = bottle.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-24
CARTER MAKES LAST APPEAL
Former Captain Awaits Hearing on
Papers Pleading Error in Ver-
dict of Judge Lacombe.

NEW YORK, Oct. 23-General Burnett
United States district attorney, and Lieuten-
ant Colonel j. w. Clous, judge advocate OF
the department Of the east, appeared in the
United States court and handed up formal
order for the remanding Of ex-Captain Ober-
lin NJ Carter to the custody of the military
authorities.
Abram ]. Rose, counsel for Carter, gave
notice of his intention to appeal the case to
the United States circuit court Of appeals,
which will convene on October 81. He sub
mitted two sets Of papers, one in the nature
of appeal from the decision of Judge La
combe and the other a motion for a writ OF
error, stating that he had not definitely de-
cided which form of motion to follow. He
asked that the order remanding Carter to
the custody Of the military authorities d.
rect that the prisoner should not be removed
from the Jurisdiction Of the court pending
the argument of appeal. Colonel Clous said
that he was authorized to say that the mill
tary authorities did not contemplate any re-
moval Of the prisoner pending such appeal
Carter will therefore remain in custody on
Governors island.