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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-26
THE MAFTf ~ SEM.
Member Of the Chamber of Deputies Said
to he mt Its Head.

=" DC ~ Nv
SPECIAL c16i. D,ypa.eh 20 TuE srN.
ROME. Nov. 25.-Some time ago Commando r
Sotsrbartolo. President OF tho Bank o, Sicily,
was my'terousy murdered. Last week tho
son Of the murdered man denounced SGnor
Pa zzolo. Sciian member OF the Chamber
a. Deputies. IA his fathers assassin, where
rTon he Deputy made straizh, for Sicily. con e
vened 4 meeting Of his constituents. AMI de-
man led and received an enthusiastic vote o.
co. Alence
At Milan yesterday, in the course Of
rre!,m nary legal proceeding, connected
with the case. SiGnor Pcruzy. chief OF
police o! MeSsin,. denounced PalIzzoo
as The supreme head OF the Maha IN
Sicily. and as the assassin OF one OF HIS polit-
Teal business rivals. Mic-ii. as well as Notar-
nartoio II will no surprising II there are not
more mysterious disappearances before long
Tor the Mana IL as powerful! In Sicily now as
curing the tmss o. the Bourbons Pallzzoo
despite the double charge Of murder. Is a
popular idol NJ the moment In Sicily.
Inc matter Ia attracting enormous attention
siI over Italy The newspapers are publishing
letters from Palmero. Catania. Messina and
o'her towns In Sicily. showing the extent
sni rover OF tho Malta. which government
ater government has pretended has ceased to
exist. A Sicilian deputy told a Sun reporter
that the grand master ot tho Malta was we'll
Known. He is prominent member OF tho
Chamber Of Deputies and the mem bers OF his
'ocret cabinet are also deputies. Distinguished
names are being banded about and sensa-
'ona reIevations are predicted.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-26
NATIONAL PARK ~ THE sOUTR.
Committee Appointed to Present the sub
ject to Cong ress.

AsHEyILLE. n. C.. Nov. THE Appalachian
National Park Association to-day adopted
resolutions asking the ladies' OF the United
States 10 assist in the movement TO establish a
National Park In the forest regions near the
border line ~ North Carolina and
Tennessee A comm ittes consulting OF NV.
Il chards. Wash nIton, d, c y. q. Con zale..
Columbia : & L, A.. Stov"n. Savannah; N. II.
J. 4, Holmes. State GeoloRst. North
Carolina; J. Hayes. Pennsylvania: A. n.
ham: q, Il, smathers. waynesvlIe: Frank
Lochran, North Cniolina; Joseph Daniels.
Raleigh; II. ;. Harkins. Ashevi!le. and :. r.
Nayenlll. North Carolina, was APPOINTED by
President Powell TO present the subject to
Congress and ask the appointment OF CON-
teasLbllIty OF establishIng the PROMISED park.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-26
SUGAR DIET ron TROOPS.
German Governments Experiments Pro-
duce Some Satisfactory Results.
SpectaI Cabt. Dt,pa.eh 70 Tas SOC.

Special Cdbi. D,,pde h 10 TAG Sun
LONDON. Nov. 25.-Germany has Just COM
pletcd elaborate experiments with sugar as a
food for troops. Tho object was to test the
advantages OF sugar diet In cases
where great exertions were to be
made within brief period. According
to the reports OF experiments In various army
corps a favorable result has been secured.
Prof. Pfuhl. head OF the physiological labora-
tory OF the army department. states II has
been proved that sugar diet increases tho
muscular power in comparatively short time.
considerably shorter than does the white OF an
egg. The effect Of the latter. however. Ia more
lasting. though sugar has tho advantage Of
being much cheaper. The extraordinary
rapidity with which sugar Is absorbed by tho
body explains its rapid effect upon the nervous
system. which is Of the greatest Importance In
all cases where speedy bodily recuperation Is
desired. az in long distance marching.
Prof. ruhl. In a series Of experiments on
himself. found that after long walks three or
four Jumps OF sugar removed all feelings Of
lassitude. and TO a certain extent restored the
elasticity Of tho muscles. this effec. being
frequently produced in quarter OF an hour
He is Of the opinion that artificial substitutes
for sugar. such as saccharin. have hot the same
effect.
Prots. Senator and Munk OF Berlin Uni
versty have como to the conc!usio, that sugar
has a high nutritivs value a. the purcst and
most easily soluble hydrate OF carbon. A GER
tain minimum OF alhumcn. differing accord
ing TO individual cases. must be supplied In
any circum stances and cannot be replaced by
sugar. but sugar as n food 10 very valuable.
both on account OF its cheapuess and the ease
with which II IL manufactured.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-26
lNQUIRTNG ABOUT PAYN.
COZ. ROOSEVELT rs CONSULTING
INSURANCE MEN

whether or Not tho Superintendent VIII he
Nominated to Succeed Himself IL Not
Likely to He Known for While, Al
though Names OF Candidates Are Heard.
Gov. Roosevelt. all reports to the contrary.
has not taken definite steps to name candl-
date at the forthcoming session OF the Senate
for Superintendent OF Insurance In place OF the
Hon. Louis F. Payn OF Chatham. Gov. Roosevelt
It was ascertained last night has Instituted
certain inquiries among the insurance COM
panies OF the State as to the administration Of
Supt. Payn. Many reports have been circu ated
for the last six months about Gov. Roosevelt's
alleged hostility to Mr.. Payn. but all Repub-
lican Testimony last night was to the effect
that these reports emanated from President
Quigg Of the New York Republican County
Committee Superintendent Payn and Presi-
dent Quigg have not been personally friendly
for a number Of years. Mr. Quigg several
years ago sailed into Mr.. Payn and later. nm
effort to settle the differences between the two
men came to nauRht for the reason that Mr..
Payn would have nothing whatever TO do with
Mr. Quigg. Since :hen there has been q per-
sonal quarrel.
The Republican leaders and the voters OF
the State have cared little or nothing about tho
differences between Mr. Payn and Mr.
QuiRR. Only a few OF those acquainted
with the facts have paid any attention to
the matter 1t was said last night that the
Hon. John II. Hazel OF Buffalo has been con-
sitiered rs possible candidate to succeed Mr..
Payn. Little importance Ia attached to this
for tho reason that until Gov. Roosevelt's in
vesticntion nm ng the insurance mpanies rs
to Superintendent Payn's capabilities Is over
nothing 6ehnte will be known as to the effort
to suprlant Mr.. Payn.
Superintendent Payn has been In New York
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-26
Rshington Notes.

WASHINGTON. Nov 2J.-Apnointments to
cairt-hps mt tho United states Military Acad-
emy have been secured 10y Walter II Martin.
Tenth and Madison streets New York Ninth
Congress district. and George q. Bart"lie OF
that district has been named as Martin :
alternate
Rear Admiral Watson has cnhled the Navy
Department that h. wants n compel ret rcd
ofir"r to take rhargr ni the civil nautical school
to lie established In Manila.
Jonn Marion Cunningham has filed an an
p'ication for tn c0mmiss IN in the volunteer
service that was hrd by MAJOR John A. Logan,
who WAS Mr. Cunningham nephew, Mr. Gun
bingham served ns n Second Lieutenant in tho
Nineteenth Infantry.
There is II commission NJ the War DEPART
mcnt await nR Capt. i'Hul smith tthN Fnrti,th
Volunteers. Every cfTurt to locate him since
his appointment has been fruituss, ami his
comm tssion will lH vacated unless he makes
his whereabouts known.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-26

Martial Law Proclaimed at barcelona and
Payment OF Taxes IL acknowledgements
fsrty OF Catalonia Desires Annexation
20 rrshoo-o "nS nave 10 Act
Ss.oai cdbt. D.,pa,oA 10 rHs suS.
Io,pos. Nov. 25.-The Dailv Ne,cs corre-
.,ondent. writing from barcelona. draws n pic-
,r,s az an extraordinary condition OF affairs in
sn.in. especially 10 Catalonia. and suggesting
~. probability that the power. will before
,ons be forced to direct attention 10 the
sn.,clel and poitica, condition Of the country.
"possIble international complications may
.n.,s" he .ays. and European stats.m.n
"a, have To encounter in connection with
.n,b,nd spain problems no lea. delicate
~, ,bo.. which cau,ed the deoadence Of tho
Tm,ljsb Empire"
III. oor,e.pondept produces no sliqht arou-
,sn,s in support OF his sugqestiop. Catalonia
q. Ia a stnte that Cataloninns call passive
r.,olp,lon. barcelona. com m REALLY the most
,,,or,ant city Of Spain and the chic, revenue
.,nducino eentre IL in A state OF sjepe Con.
s,vu,Ion,, rights are susnended and military
ia. unclaimed MANY Of the mo., resper,ed
",dt,dusn,IaI cI,Ixens are imnrisoned Bu.I.
%. IA practically at f, standstill md only tina
nn,,.vo,. NJ the neoessaric, q, life ply their
go. Fyen tbev close thar establishments at
~ o,,,ock In thu mornIpp anil IN. b,r. ara
,o,,ed 10 close Mt 10 p NJ Although the city IN
.I.o,,,,.iv ,r,r,u,I and i.u.abidino tho whoIa
,ann,,,ion 1. do. ,rlbnble a. in I.auus 10 breaL
,r.and re.lst the ,,overnmcnt
A s,,y. factor Ia the Catalouian demand for
.onnle,e .el,.poyernmcnt and selftaxn,ion
n.v,,o onIv n exed ouo,a I, tho imneri,I
,.rsn,. barcelona doe. no, nnpoInt Ito own
W,vor or Council. and svarms of useies.
nmc,als ara ,r,t,eI from Madrid 10 1.-Two on tn,
u.or,r,,,It.,navers Forty nor cent n, t,,e.
s,,he,sd IN Catalonia ore vas,sd on of,ciaI.
,ros,I, not nesded and all incompetent
Tbe.,,r,m,., faction ~ tho Co,aloni,n nortv
...,,. 10 ho.ome suniec,. n, Franc. Wb.p In
Is,s ,he French see, yisi,ed B,rcelon, tho
"u,,.sil,,is." vo. orse,ed with eu,husasm
.rI ,hs sp,ni.b n,,ion, nj nn,hem with undis-
.r,..I dis,nproy,I Thu corrs.nondept .avs.
"Tbo,s 4. ma doubt TIM, ~ France vi.bed. md
or,y had ~ consider tho opposit,on n, Spa n
,..,, an, couId e..i,v anna, tho ,rov,,cs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-26
SIX MKN GUILTY OF MURDER.
Two Men arc Yet to BE Tried for . killing
1T . Wedding.

PoTTsvILLE, Pa. Nov 20 Michael Barren
sky An hony MAchalus. Joseph Sachmsky.
Andrew Caross. Peter Anthony and John
StensewicI were convicted this mo ning OF muir
derin The hrst degree for killing Joseph Rowkitus
who died Of wound inflicted Win axe In this
hands Of Rollas Bugne's on Sunday night
Sept 20 last. 81 William Penn. this county.
ChaskuicEis and Adam RomAni,is proved Alibis
during the uiaL Matthew and Rollas Bugne-S
brothers, who arc also held for The murder. are
January form. They elected 10 DO tried alone
and he court gran led their req uest
IL WAS shown IN the testimony that Rollas
Bug ness inflicted tho wound The dc Ad an
and one Of the defendants had lawsuit II do
We oped in the raj that the XII ling was due TO
row al a Wedding. over the suit Rowkitus WAS
81 years old, ana LET, . wife and ono child WILL
lam Penn In the town in which the Susq ueh ann .
Coal Com pany's collierics are located
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-26
FIRE ~ BOSTON'S SiTr YARD.



BosToN Nov 20 The shirhtcrs' shop nt
the Cha .iestown Navy Yard. was .struycd y
fire this NOR ninC. and the machinery contained
l., II Is estimated 10 Ehy- bcer damaged T.
an extent o, $4,000 The bu ing WAS
largo fram, shell two and hail
stories high II VAS At tho ortheri
end OF the yard, aud IL /, esttma lated
th,t the ma chinery in 1t clone WAS worth be-
tween $500 900 and $500 900. The FRO WAS dis
covered b. ayNTd nu.pl,ycs at y. NJ Two
alarms were seni In, The hui ding was dry az
Under ami burns hercelv on" hour after II was
disc"vero the entire frame OF the hui!dIns h al
burned away
S,ilors and marine, were o'dcrc rom tn"
train !nE ship abAsh rnd some effective work
was done by tncm asa savage ,oriM They
moved around IN sote room md too room Of
III burning buIdlng in regular "rd,r nm
CLEANED out every hing movable with isoni,h
ing cclciy Admiral Srmpson, with his -
Derby Was orc INTERESTED spectator II the fire
and commended The FIRE depNr' mrn,, The plant
eon,rined everything ,nec,ss.ry for work on
porariIy thrown OF of work by the firo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-26
THE DIVIDED IRISH NArIoxALIsrs.
so.Called Unity Conference ut Dublin
Marked by a Lack of Unity.
Special cafe D,,pa,eA TO THr sus.

Special cafe D,,pateh 10 TAG suS.
LONDON. Nov. 25.-Another so-called unity
conference OF the Irish Nationalist members Of
Parliament has been held at Dublin and it's
most marked feature was the com plete lack Of
unity. The conference was boycotted by the
Dionites. The tendency to rarprochement
between the Healytes and Redmonditcs APP
pears to be growing and something practical
may come OF II.
In the meantime Mr.. Dillon Is said to have
decided that about twenty OF his nominal sup
porters are not to be trusted. and at the next
general election.which. by the Yay.Is practical
ly certain next autumn. these suspects will be
opposed in their own constituencies.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-26
E1.Mayor Schroeder Critically Ill.

There was apparently slight improvement
yesterday morning in the condition OF former
Mayor Frederick A, Schroeder OF Brooklyn,
who Is seriously H. OF pneumonia at the Hotel
Throughout the day and last night the family
had almost abandoned all hone OF recovery.
The case Is regarded as espeoial ly grave in
view OF Mr. Schroeder's advanced years. His
family were all at his bedside last night.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-26
student GCILIr OF MiN>L.iUGHrER.
NJ. A. Colo Convicted Of the Killing OF W.
4. Mnntngme In Wilmington. Dol.

A. Montague In Wilmington, Dol.
WILMINGTON. Del. Nov. %, -Montynloo A.
Cole. the University Of Pennsylvania student
VINO murdered William A. Montague with a
baseball hat. was found guilty tonight oi
manslaughtcr Colo j. oi wclI.k known
Canadian family ard killed Montague in a NJ
OF jealousy on May II over Fla Nilsson. Colo
betrayal no emotion on hearing IN. verdict,
IL" was indicted for murder In tho flrSt degree
aud tho Jurors reached u decision ~ man
slaughter. after taking into consideration the
prevaI'nt insanity in Goes family. Cole viii
lee sentenced on Monday.
The aXimnn penalty IL five years imprs-
verdict pronounced, hut made no comment
Although she has not spoken to Cole since
tho murder she sent him n supper tonight
but the ofIicinlS would not allow Cole to have IT,
Cole and Montague were both engaged TO
NJ IS Wilson. II was said. at tho time OF tho
crime.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-26
"FRMAv TRiDE FITH SAMOA.

umbrellas, Pnrasols and Beer the Prin-
cipai Articles OF Export.
ir,nci cafe b,'pdteh 10 Tux |rx
BERLIN. Nov. 25.-These statistics In regard
touermany's trade with Samoa may be OF in
terest lust now. The value OF exports from
uermany to samoa In 1850 was 5000 marks
maRa'ns $4,000 marks In 1893. The chief
export was $4,000 marks worth OF UNI brellas
and parasols.
=, The second In Importance was beer. OF which
snete was exported 0.0OO marks worth IN 1909
;m asaln,t 10000 marks worth In 1898 Tho
a 1appVWr.s hmountsi to 5000 marks OF which
wv marks represented cocoa beans Samoan
eopra does not come to Germany
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-26
GIRLS FOOT FAST IN TIE RAILS.
Engineer Stops His Train just in Time to
Save Her Life.

PoRr JERvIs. n, Y. Nov, e5-Eng ine.r
Edwin Va nregen. OF this village, WAS coming
wesI yesterday on his engine, which was GrAw-
ing train IS, and Whe- near Tuxedo block he
ON the track oniy twenty feet away with her
foot fastened IN tho rail. crying piteousy and
despairingly waving h'r hHnis. Engineer
VAninwegen apple the, air btaGc, and IN. rain
was siopD d within a few feet Of the child. a
brother of the little cir then cnro from ths wood
nearby and 49, istol In cxtrcatng her loot
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-26
THE WAR on ROBERTS.
wisconsin's Ten ConRressmen snid TO Havo
Been Pledged Against Hun.

MILWAUKEE. Nov o5-It has been settled
that the Wisconsin delegation Ia Congress will
make a vigorous night on Congressman
Roberts Of Utah. II is announced that
the ten Wisconsin members in Congress
have decided to oppose Roberts. The
statement Is endorsed by Congressman Ousn
OF this city. who says that every Wisconsin Com
gresham will vote against seating Mr. Rob-
erts. While the Congressman have not held a
meeting to diScuss the subject they have been
In correspondence.
Congressman Often said to-day that he
favored q wing the Utah man fair chance to
he failed to do 50 he would under no circuIn-
Bcances vote to seat him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-26
DEWEY OUIRANKs NILES.
The Navy May now Have Precedence Over
the Army nj Public Ceremonies.

The Nav May now Have Precrdence Over
the Army Mt Public Ceremonies.
wAsHISGToN. Nov rs tn, revival Of tho
rank OF A!miral in the Navy may upset the
usual order OF prece ienco as herwcen the Army
and Navy on occasions OF pubic eeren,on
Tn. cues ton was brought up by Lieut.
Brunby. Flag Lieutenant 10 Admira Dewey
making inquire, as 10 ~ha, position Dewey
sh Juld AXE in he Pre-, nts New Ycar Iecep-
zion. The Army, b. reason OF Ir orIty oiurga u
znuon. has, with few exccp ions, always h 4
Irecr' enCe over III, Ssvy. one q these excep-
ous WAS when Aimira Porter. by reason Of
lis rhL.. hal piecrdcrCe over en- Sher.
maH, then the MaiDr Gtnerni commanding
the Army. The rank Of Admiral Dewey is
re aiIvrlr higher ihhn that oi Gen Miles tho
head Of the Army. AID Il The President to VII ON
the question II position has b,cp reerrc I, de-
cidcs n favor Of he former. the naval officers,
heated by Admiral dewey. " II have the honor
oisreeung the chief Magistrate before the ON.
GERS Of the Arr,y
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-26
Tn. Attack on CITY club Lawyers.

Assistant District Attorney yyrnc opened for
the prosecution yesterday In the summons
case brought in the Centre street ma;strac's
court IN which lGnntius Wcltncr. lawyer. ask &
for IA warrant against Fulton Mem hon aud +.
l.. Hrydecker. lawyers ana members of the
City Cluh, who were nctlvc. in promoting tho
charges against District Attorney Gard ner
laid before Gov. Roosevelt. Mr., Byrne said
that the two City Club men, representing "a
attorneys different heirs OF one ArjawetZ. had.
In collusion, work ed the estate. A large dele
CATION OF City Club men was present and simon
Sterne replying to Mr. Byrne. said that tho
charges were OutraRcs and unfOunded. Testi-
rlony will DO taken next Saturday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-26

GERMEA FOR BREAKFAsT.-A
2-lb. package, 10 cents, equal in
nutriment to lbs. of beef costing
80 cents.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-26
Volunteer On,cer. Found to b. In,rnc,.nt.

WAsHISGToS. Nov. pa number Of Officers
Of the new volunteer regiments have been re-
ported tn the War Department as profession
ally inefficient or physically disqualified. and
some oi them have been discharged. The list
ncludcs five in the Forty. fth Regiment, all OF
ity six In the Forty sixth Regiment and ak in
the Thirty-eiGhth Regiment. Four Of these
seventeen officers are captains On the report
of n board. thre. of the officers Of the Thirty
eighth will he retained in the service.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-26
onr Commercial Treaty with France.

sreod' Gable DsspatcA 10 THE Sun.
rAhis' Nov 2o.-M. Delcasss. the Minister OF
,e'gn Analrs. has declined to reveal the de-
tsnss OF the Franco American commercial
snnaty TO the Committee on Customs until the
senate ratnes It on Dec. '''' '"'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-26
'IiNIsH PRi MfHR STSrtfNEg.
Refused to Give the Chamber Report. on
the Generals NJ santiago nrd Manila

N'>.1i r'hH o.InIcL 70 TrF svN.
NA?rfn. Nov. 2J-ln the Chamber to-day.
owing 10 Prime Minister Snvelas refusal
TO produce the reports o. the proceed
ings against the Generals concerned In the
surrender OF Santiago AMI Manila. the
Republican Deputy Marento introduced r"-o-
luton declaring that this action was an in
r!ngement OF Parlnmrnt's right Of control.
The resolution was defrated-l2J To -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-26

LYONS. n. Y. Nov 25-A decree OF divorce
was to-day granted BY Justice Dunwell to
James Melville OF Pittsford against Gertrude
the daughter OF the late Harvey s. Bockover
and married ". b, Rookie In 1897, He was
lssS she married Melville. a Central tower
man, and lived ~ Clyde. where she fell under
the influence OF Albert ID. Collier. a furniture
dealer and married man. and great scandal
followed. Melville sued Tor divorce and 5000
damages for the alienation OF the affections OF
his wife Collier com promis ed both suits.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-26
Why Does The Sun

believe that 1t ia especially adapted 10 do your
advertising2 Because In all New York there
IL no man OF property. no man OF real sub
stance, no citizen OF standing and OF honora bic
ambition who does not read TIE buh.-Adu.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-26
Funeral OF Lady Salisbury.

'pte'al Cable D,,patcA TO TaE sun
LONDON Nov 25,-Ths Narchioness OF Sails.
Th.I owas buried from Hatfield House to-day
Wa1s. Queen was represented by the Prince Of
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-26
saw $50 NIetsors.

Speea! Cable Ds'paieA 10 TEE suS.
SSA, Nov. rs At sonnenwendstei last
tSsaa' zSb aotsors were observed. Many Of
''"A were very beautiful ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-26
G.n. Clnrh.on Cor srcrctary OF thc senntc.

Something was printed in THE Sun a week
ago ns to the possibility that the Hon. James
s. CInrkson was TO be Secretary OF the United
States Senate 1t wRs said last night that all
Republicans had united in the matter and that
Gen. ClarksOn Ii 10 he the next Secretary OF
portant figure in Republican national politics
Tor twenty years,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-26
Crowd to See sors.an, pan, Anthony. noa,

Crowds Of people called at the Presbyterian
Hospital yesterday and cndeavored tn get n
look Mt tn" body Of Sergeant Eli Anthony Of
tho d"strol ed ha'tleship Maine who commit
street and Flfth avenue nIrhu lay night
II WA IA d ~ the ho,pitnl last night that An
thongs relatives had taken charge OF the
mpUts,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-26
Emperor william Visiting tho Prince OF
Wales,

Sp.riai ,db!> dap 'tci 70 Tur sUs.
LoNpoS. Nov. %. Emperor william Ia visit
ing the Prince o! Wales at Saniting ham Castle
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-26
Academic des B-auS Arts Honors St.
Gnud-ns.

PARIS. Nov 2j.-The Acadt mic des Bcaur
Arts has elected Augustus ST Gaudens OF New
York "a it, correspondent in the sculpture
see. on.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-26
"pniII Chronicie,," Edition Rctire,.
SPECIAL Cab, n,,pa,cA TO rur srs

SPECIAL Cab, h,spitch 10 THE sen
LONDON. Nov. 25-The Daily Chronicle.
which has been the most outspoken opponent
" the Governments policy in South Africa.
aud has suffered thereby, may he expected to
chang. it's ton. on Monday rs Editor
Massingham severed his connection with the
Paper to-day
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-26
LAKES or KILLARNEY SOLD.
Lord ivenEh Said to he tho Purchaser for
$500. 900.

Spee'a' Cable Dstpa.eh TO The SON.
pebLiN. Nov. 25-The Lakes OF Killarney.
p DIT o. the Maekross estate. were sold at
"a Daolin newspaper states that Lord IveaRh
1000 A"s iopof'ou pIieo -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-26
LIHUNG CHANG RESTORED TO FAVOR.
Report That Ho Has Bsen Appointed
MiniSter of Commerce..

Special Cabb D,ipateh to THE srS.
BERLIN. Nov pa cable despatch from
Pekin states that IL Hung Chang has been
appo nted Min lster OF Commerce.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-26
FOLLOWING are the compare

Il tive values Of five staple arti-
cles of food, 100 being basis of nutri-
tive valuation:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-26
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