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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-10
MOyTzHA,s BRIBERY CASE.
state Senators Give Evidence Against sers-
tor CInrk's Lawyer.

HELENA, Mont. Nov. o.-state Senator An
derson was the frat witness in the Supreme
Court hearing OF the Welcome disbarment
case to-day He said that Mr.. whitsside told
him he was authorized by Welcome
to offer $4,000 to any Democratic
member who would vote for w. A.
Clark for United States Senator. He also
said that Welcome had stated that he
could give moro than $4,000 for sena-
tor Anderson's support: that In White
sides opinion. Welcome would pay as much
a. s25. 900 fer It. Senator Anderson said that
when he absolutely refused to accept the Offer
whitesids informed him that he wanted him
to take the money. not for the purpose OF keep
ing II. but to assist Whitesids In exposing
bribery"
State Senator Clark told how he joined White
side In the latter's schemes for ferreting out
alleged bribery. On January 4, accompanied
by Whitesids. he entered Room POI. Helena
Hotel, where he found Welcome and A. J. Steele.
He detailed his conversation with Wsllsoms
Tho latter said he wanted Clark, and the
witness said: Il asked how much
there was in II for me. and Welcome said
$4,000. l said. All right Welcome said
II could vote, for Clark Whenever my
The =, money, TO ss he'd sy %hito,ids.
Welcome told him that he did not have
the money, as II was hard TO get bills
of large denominations. all of such bills
having been pulled out OF the Helena
banks. The old Man" however. meaning .
A. Clark. would DO over with some mosey that
evening. About 10 o'clock that ght wit pess
again visited Welcome In Room 2Ol Whiteside
went along, Welcome explained in whiteside'.
presence that the money was To be turned
over to Clark when he voted rs agreed.
wollsome then called the witness to
one side TO examine picture. remarkisg that
the folding doors ed to Senator Campbelrs
room and he might overhear. Standing
by a radiator. Welcome drew an envelope
from his pocket and laying IT on the radi-
ator. said there was the money. Witness
examined II and found il to contain SlO.OOO in
one-thousand- dollar bills. After counting the
contents the witness wrote upon tho envelope
Property Of W. A. CLARK. to be delivered upon
understood conditions. He also placsd his
Initials upon II and spattered some
ink from a fountain pen across the back Of the
envelope to assist in aftsrvard Identifying it.
The witness. identified Oh- 81 the four en-
velopss handed to him by the Attorney. Gen
eral "a the one so marked by him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-10
TuE yrr rELEPHONE C0MPAyr.
Capital $50. 900. 900 Main Object E.t- n,ion
of Lone Distance Service.

of Long Distance Service.
The Telephone. Telegraph and Cable Com
pany ~ America was incorporated yesterday
under the laws Of New Jersey. W. J. Iatta OF
New York. who announced the formation OF
the company from ts ONCE In the American
Surety building. has been elected President
and Nr Hawkins. for many years private sec
rotary to John Jacob Aston. Treasurer. Tho
company i, capitalized a, $50 OOO, 900. OF which
10 FER cent. Is raid in. Alta mseting Of the in
corporators Yesterday afternoon the following
Board Of Directors was elected: John Jacob
Aston. New York; T.. 4 II. Wideber. rhiladeI.
phia; Charles r. Flint. NeT York Martin Nal
W. j. lIk ms. Phiad"lphin: Frank Tiliord New
York: W. II tsshsner. New York: President
Of tho Garfield National Bank Thonas Dolaa
d Philadelphia; Charn L. Adams 81 Boston /;
Oakss Ames % Boston: eI-Gov. Francis Of
n ssouri: william y Croker OF Ran Fran
cisco; Emerson MCMILLAN OF Michigan and "
J. I.atts.
This company has been talked of In Wall
Street for several weeks under various titles
The most generally used o! which helng the
Continental Telephone. and Telegraph, Com
pnny, but u 10 definite information regarding It
could b" obtained until Yesterday.
The main object OF this company. said Mr.
the long distance telephone ssrvlc. through
out tn" country and In secondary way the
lss.-ning oi tn" rates In carving out our
plans We shall individually absorb mum Der
can au'horitntivey state that We shall neither
absorb nor have any connection with the
Western Union Telegraph COMPANY nor will
Mr.. George Gould To Interested IN the concern
40 stock will be- put on III. markc, for public
subs crip'ion. II il all fully subscribed FOR
about f!tY men OF whom the Board OF Direct
ors ar" n rcprcscntatiV. nun Ter holding It all
our plaps are all completed and We shall begin
OlerH'lON at
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-10
GEN. WHE4TON'> ElrEDIIION.
Landing ut L,ngayan Against Considerab lie
Opposition and Moving Eastward.

WASHlNGToN. Nov. N.-Gen. Wheatons exc
petition to the Gull Of LinGayan has success
fully landed. hut not without considerable
opposition. Gen. OTIS in u cablegram to the
War Department to-day says
Gen. Wheaton successfully landed his eN-
petition at Lingayan, west OF Dagupan, on
the afternoon OF the 9TH against considerable
opposition. but slight casualties. rough
sea not permitting landing Mt Ran Fabian.
north OF DaGupan, as directed. He Is
moving eastward. Macarthur seized Ma
balucat on railroad. eth inst Col Bel
tnk ing same on directed reconnaissance: slight
opposition. Gen. LAYTON at tahanatunn.
Troops beyond Tslavera and Al'aGs have
Country still submerged, but water
falling Troops will move rapldyas soon rs
conditions permit, Hughes moved against
pAnay insurgents to-day.
Hear Admiral Watson. commanding the
Asatic station. to-day cahl"i thd Secretary OF
the Navy regarding III. landing Of troops In
LIngayan Bay with tha assistance OF war
"NANILA, Nov - Tuesday AFTERNOON
ena. Manila. Cnno anil samar Gom-
bnried entrenchrd beach, Sau Fabian
and Iipgnyanr, landed ,Wh.atog2l's Gom-
Revnold and Nelson a'sist!ng: snow
commanding Baltimore section. bi-"mhnrking
aud landing under rifle iire, Atm rahs ~
casualties CNllau Tapphn commdn ling. and
mended. Samar struck several times
lincayan il 10 the rns, ~ Seul which was
hnn,i,aried ,umo months Ngo Nv The N"ss"lS ~
cnemy. III the sea - in front AMI III" great
river Arnu ilows IN the roar.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-10
THEtrRIcIL sr,DIcarE ArracAEn.
Boston Lecturer says In san Francisc" That
Eastern Actors Arc Going to Rebel.

san FR.ScisCo. Nov. n.-Howari Malcolm
Ticknor, the Boston lecturer. at the cosc OF a
lecture to-day before the Claiming Auxiliary.
made some sharp comment on the theatrical
syndicate. He said:
This syndicate makes slaves OF managers rs
we'll as OF actors and actresses. Its worst fea-
ture is that 1t separates husbands and wives
aud breaks M happy families. Tal- the ease
NJ tho Tahors. ! kaow that tn" syndicate is
responsible for the separation OF Julia Marlove
aud her husband IL insisted upon her drop
ping the name Of Tabor. amt then II sent
Tabor to England and has kept him there So
great hiss been the fe~lng against this arhi-
trary action OF the syndicate that several Of
the prominent actors amt actresses in the Eas'
are discussing a plan to cut loose from the
trust. organize a company Of their own and
appeal to the public for patronage. even though
they are not abs To- mount plays as the svndi-
cate mounts them
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Gor. from Chicago to Canada to Wed to
Avoid Publicity.

Goes from Chicago Z" Canada 4" Wed to
Avoid Publicity.
DETROIT. Mich Nov. -. -George A. Ringer Of
Chicago. a nephew OF President Kruger Of tho
Tran.vnal. came all the way to Windsor. Dat,
with his bride. lorta Buck, in order that he
might get a marriage license whore 1t might
not bs published and could quietly marry Miss
Buck without the newspapers finding II out
When he applied to Clerk Oliver for the license
he said
published In Ontario and thought ! could slim
over here and be married without any one
hearing 81 IT,"
rector Of st. Johns Episcopal Church. and
NJ Hind tea the Knot TIE license nm.s gives
81, That he should travel ak hundred miles
to bo married on British soil when England
was nghting his unclr's people struck tho Rev.
Mr. Hind as peculiar and no asked about i;
KrNger said he was simply anxious to avoid
the publicity that would be given hi. mar
riags nv Chicago papers Kruger told Mr..
Hind that the Britons would find the Beers
hard to whip.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-10
room SCARCE ~ JOHLNSEsBURG
Held at Famine Prices Stories OF Alleged
British Cruelty.

Brithh cruelty.
SPECIAL sshi. D,I,aieh TO rnssuS.
LONDON. Nov. lO.-A despatch to the
Ne,rs from Cape Town says well
known TransvAal maaufaoturer has arrived
there from tho Rand. He says things
were too uncomfortable at Johannesburg
Food. which is frightfuly scarce throughout
tho South African Republic. is being held at
fam ne prices.
Cape Town despatch To the sand
ard says that charges Of English cruelty
and treaehery made by the Beers OBJ
tain currency in ministerial newspapers
The story goes that the British bound prison.
srs 10 the wheels OF the Maxim xuns and
dragged them along until they we're rescued
by tho Beers.
Two OF the prisoners treated in this
way were wounded. The story also Hc-
eusss the British OF trsaeherousy using
the white nag and ilring on the wounded and
Red Cross people. The correspondent adds
that there is intense indignation at Cape Town
over the publication Of these maleously false
allegations 1t 10 urged that the people re-
rponsibie for the circulation OF these stories
can be punished under the treason proclama-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-10

with travelling carriages. and $4,000 rounds
OF lyddite and cordlte shells. The 8-inch guns
will have q range OF ten thousand Yards.
Eleven hundred and thirty-slx officers and
men, supplied with 100000 rounds OF small
arm ammunition, will accompany the train.
The armament 10 now being issued from Wool
wish. and part OF 1t has already been for
warded to Davenport for shipment to South
Africa.
1t 10 stated that the War ONCE has called
In the ammunition OF some OF the home vol
untser corps as u reserve. pending the COM
plstion OF the orders with which the Govern
m ent factories are hard pressed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-10
FIRST an FOR the IOCKED-IN.
Two Business. Men Without Keys summon
the Police by Tele phone.

The Police by Tele phone.
The following message WIS received over tho
telephone at Police Headquarters last night:
Il am Il. + Nanderyeer. agent OF the Home
SIX Company at 81 ltankiin street. | am
locked in on the fourth floor and can't get out.
| have been yelling down from the FIRE escape
Tor two hours. hut couldn I get aay one to pay
any attention g. me. Can you do something
for me-"
The operator notified Sergeant Cotton al the
Elizabeth street police station aud a policeman
was sent out to- rescue M Nandsrvscr The
blurcost got n ladder from the hook and lad
der company Elm street Mr.. NauderNa er
came down. lie said his buokkecper had gone
away with KEYS which he should have lett be-
hind.
Half an hour later Blaisr Ben7ig"r Of Ben
Tiger Bros. book publshcrs. al ~ Barclay
street. called w Police HeadIuarters and
related similar experience, Policeman
TunstaIl got ladder rom the rrs
was too short for the third story.
Mr. Bsn2igsr went down 10 the second The
ladder couldu reach him there because OF q
projecting DOORWAY. A. last Mr.. Ben2iger got
a steplpdder and climbed over Il trausom at
the street entrance.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-10
WAR WILL BE FOUGHT OUT.
LORD SALISBURY sArJ THERE WILL
BE NO FOREIGN INTERFERENCE.
The Premier Discusses tho situation In .
Speech at tho Lsrd Mayors Diansr-
Defends the Gsvornments Action and
Expresses Confidence In tho Result
Lord wolssIsy Anusuncss the Pia. to
Send Mere Troops to South Africa.
Special Gable De,pa,eh 10 THr Sun.


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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-10
CHAInM1N JONES DiSCOrR4GED.
Admits that the Country Is standing by the
Administration.

AUSTIN. Tex. Nov ga despatch from Ty-
lor, Tex. says that the Hon. j. H. Jones. Chair.
man OF tine Democratic National Executive
Committee, j. visiting there. and that he shows
keen di,appoint over the results of Tues.
days elections particularly AS to Ohio and
Kentucky lie privately admitted to several
Democratic friends who called on him ysster.
day that the big Republican success in Ohio
demoNstrates that the masses Of people in tho
policy in the conduct OF the war aud the ac-
QUESTION OF the Philippines -.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-10
RErrELICIN CANS N COiOhiDO
Indications That the state VIII Be in the
Republican Ranks in 1900.


DFNvFE. Col Nov 81 dorado will b. 4 Re-
nuhlican state in 1900 IL the gains made In the
elections this wear are maintained. silver Ke-
publlcans and popu'iNis have disappeared from
the political Held in this State. aad the contest
hauCeforth will No between the two old parties
30 much 10 determined nv the county election
returns. now neary rompst"
Surprising gains wsre nlnde by Rspuhlicans
10 all paris Of the state. In more than one
half OF the counties Republican candidates
were elected. II 10 q significant fact that the
largest gains were rrsde IN the counties Of the
State hi'h"rto radically Purulistlc
Republican maJoritirs were the rule in tho
farming counties. In l.eadNille: the principal
silver camp IN the state. the United R~pub-
leans wsre surcrss'ul by large margin. Pu-
.bo was Overwhelmingly Repuhlican. The
Democrats won Victories in only Two i'm pc ant
places in the state. Denver and Cripple Greek.
and thare they merely held their own.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-10
SUES 4 WOMAN FOR sL4NDER.
wife of Chicago Board of Trade Nan
Dcfsndant In u &I5 900 Suit.

CHICAGO Nov, o.-Rohert q. Mccain. head Of
the machinery firm Of H. q. McGann Il Co has
heIun suit for Sl50OO damages in the Circuit
Court on a charge Of SANDER against Mrs + NJ.
Baxter. viii. of wcll-known Board Of Trade
man and prominent in Evanston society. Mr.
McGana SAYS Mrs Baxter circulate 81 certain re-
ports. which no saws were false. regarding his
career in Philadelphia several years ago.
thereby eHtranGirg his faLrte, a South side
woman. and making II impossible for him TO
mingle with the society To which he had been
accustomed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-10

Edna May Titus, the actress under tho
name OF Edna MAY, who is suing FIR" lcri"k
Titus, the bicycle rider for an absolute divorce
ohtalned n commission from Justir" s'r'r ~
the supreme Court ycst"rlly 80 tnht II p ny,-
d"nce may h" tnk0n In London She married
Titus IN this city on Aprll H., lSB. Shs
accuses Titus OF intimacy with chorus girl IN
The Belle Of New York. in which play the
plaintiI took the part VI the Salvation LASsis.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-10
sPIES ~ DURBAN.
Correspondent Says Women Are Taking
Sews to Pretoria.

Sp,~id' CsIr D,ipI'ci Pc Trg suN
LONDON. Nov. lO.-A despatch 10 the T,u,r,
from Lorenzo HatqueG. Portuguese East
Africa. says Delagoh Bay territory is full Of
secret service police. who are getting
information in regard to the movements ~
British troops. The wire from Dr!agoa bay to
Pretoria was not cut: II VA. broken during
hurricane. The CORRESPONDENT says that
women have been leaving Durham for Pretoria
with news
\ Bosr com maudo Of $50 men Is reported To-
bc near Komau poort. The correspondent
lsarns from tho best Eng!sh authority shat
Johannesburg has been stripped Of guns and
men and the police force Is omposed Of Russ
iau Jews.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-10
rlLE's KISSING STUDENT.
Bail Forfeited In the Cases OF stephen q.
Lawrence and Miss Carroll.

NEw lIAyEN. Conn Nov, a.-The cases OF
stephen O. Lawrence. tho ialo law student
and Miss MAY Carroll, his companion. both
charged with Kissing in the streets of New
Haven. came up in the Court Of Common Pleas
this afternoon on an appeal from the Police
Court, whsrathe mar were sentenced 70 ilft"en
DAYS 10 lail for their diversion ny Judge T. o.
Dow. Neither of he accused WAS in court, and
tho hOsd of $40 in each case was forfeited,
making their frolir cost them 500,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-10
"a, L,,y. to VICAR GLASSES.

Tho unusual request from policeman that
he he allowed to wear glasses has been re-
ceived by Chief Of Police Devery, Patrolmen
have never yet been, allowed TO wear glasses
Tho request, which comes from Patrolman
George ". Rogers OF brooklyn. has not yet
been answered, 1t has been referred to Chief
SurQaOn Cook,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-10
nrsnn ,onrrntuIats. G.ebsl.

LOUISVILLE. Nov, g. go Tonight Senator
Gosbel received q telegram Of congratulatioA
from Bryan which closed:
Il believe your administration will strength
en tho party'
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Twelve inspectors OF the Health Board were
sent out yesterday to make another invcsti-
CATION OF the Elevated Railroad property. This
time they are to examine the cars and they
have instructions to report to the board to:
morrow, President Murphy said that he had
the cruiser New York. mplaining OF the con
dition of the ears and declaring that the floor
mats were hlthy and that the cars were not
properly ventilated. .
III / learn from my inspeetors." President
is not what Il should b., l shall lay the matter
beforN the Grand Jury
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-10
nkiTIsn TRANSPORTS EsCIrE.
Picked Up in Disabled Condition Near
Oh. Rocks of the Cape Verde Islands.

Oh. Rocks of the Cape Verde Islands.
!Sr,riaI Csbs D,IDd''h 10 rHr sUs.
LoSpoS. Nov "a despatch from ST. Vim
cont. Cape Verde Islands. says tho transport
Persia WIS towed In there TO-DAY. She had
been picked M close to the rocks AZ ST. An
tonic Her thrust shaft is broken and she has
suffered other injuries.
The Inneskiling Dragons are aboard this
vessel.
A despatcht to Lloyds says the Persia has "A
spare shaft which can DO substituted in a few
days.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-10
HIsHLANDERs Accuse BOERs.
Say the Latter Fired on Then at Eland-
siaagte After Raising White Flags.

CAPE TowS Nov. q delayed In transmits
slonl.-Many OF tho Gordon Highlanders who
were wounded at Elandslaagte have arrived
here. A majority OF them declare that they
were shot after the Beers had exhibited four
flags OF truce and the British buGlss had
sounded cease firing" The Hghlanders ad-
NIT that their heavy loss was due to their nc
ton In unanimously refusing their command
er's offer to let them fight without their tartans
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-10
Duke of Newcastle Onsrs to Fit Out Hos.
pital Ship.

Special Cable DrIDatch 10 THIS suN.
LONDON. Nov 0-The Duke OF Newcastle has
undertaken to pay all expenses necessary to
the fitting out OF hospital ship which 10 to be
called the Princess OF Wales.
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via Pennsylvania RailroAl leaves New York West
23d street Station, a. ''5P NJ every dav. Pull,
man drawing room sleeping oars dining cars and
day coaches to Chicago aud st, Louis, No extra
fare,-Adp
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-10

Every day leaves Now York $3.50 p. NJ. arrives
Cleveland next morning for breakfast and Chi
csgo at $50 =. NJ. via Now,York Central and Lake
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-10
USE or EGYPTILS TROOPS.
Rumor That 5000 Men Are to lie Asked
For Not Considered Probable.

Ss,cidi cable D,spdch 10 THE suS.
LONDON. Nov, lO.-Ths Standards Constan-
tinopls correspondent mentions an improbable
rumor that Lord Cromer. the British Dipo-
matte Agent in Fgypt. has been instructed to
arrange with the Egyptian Cabinet to send
5000 Egyptian troops to South Africa.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-10
GEN. WHITES son SAILs.
starts for South Africa with tho First Hat
TALON of tho Gordon Highlanders.
Gable Dsspatch 10 TIE

'Aho" VI wv ""'"o" ''s""""o's'
Special Gable Dupatch 10 TIE suS
LIVERPOOL. Nov 0-Ths First Battalion Of
tho Gordon Highlanders. the heroes OF Dargai,
sailed for South Africa to-day on the transport
Cheshire. There are twenty nine officers and
$40 men In the battalion.
Lieut.. White, a son OF Gen. Sir George Stew
art White, tho British commander at Lady
smith, sailed with tho battalion.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-10
"tT'iNG 4 SIEGE TRAIN RfADr.
''''' I" send More Men. Guns and
ammunition 10 south Africa.

i,.. >'''a' c0hi' b',patch 10 THE Sun.
n, '''N' Nov THE War ONCE 10 mobiliz-
kvn,, train composed OF fourteen 8-inch
''N''s' eight 5-inch aud eight 4-inch guns,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-10
HoERs RE-ryFonCED Ar KIMBERLEY
Six Thousand of Them Now In Front OF tho
Town-Attack Not Expected.
Special Cable Dtspd,ch 10 THE 81

Special Gable Drpdtch 10 The Sun
IoSDoN. Nov. GA despatch from Orange
River station dated Nov. q says 1t 10 reported
that the Beers who are Investing Kimberley
have been reinforced by 1000 men. There
are 5000 Beers now surrounding Kimberley,
but II Is not expected that they will attack the
town.
The Beers continue to patrol tho adjacent
country and loot all farms.
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Thirteen Through Express Trains to WASH
inEtOn

Every weekday uen trains on sunday via Penn.
sylvania Railroad tho route of the Congressional
Limited the cOstliest parlorcAr train ever made.
No extra fare; New York 10 Washington. daily, in
nVe hours.-Adp.
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Latest Marine Intelligence.

Arriyed-ss Civic, Nicol. Liverpool, Oct. ~; S.
yeritas. Falsen, Key West, Nov. 4.
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DEyIks INTERVENTION KUMOR

Italy Says Triple Alliance Has Not Dis
cussed the War In South Africa.
Special Gable Despdteh 10 The SUI.
ROME. Nov. GA ministerial note issued this
afternoon declares that there is no truth what
ever in tho statement that the mem bers OF the
Triple Alliance have discussed the question Of
eventual mediation In South Africa.