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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1899-10-06
REV. S. A. DONAHOE
Testifis to the Good Qualities of
of ChamberIain's Cough Remedy.

On the 10th of December, 1897,
Rev. S. A. Donahoe, pastor NJ. +.
Church, South, PIT. Pleasant, w.
Ia, contracted a severe cold which
was attended from the beginning by
violent coughing. He says: after
resorting to number of so-called
Specifics, usually kept in the
house, to no purpose, l purchased
a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy, which acted like a charm.
I most cheerfully recommend it to
the public" For sale by Otto o.
Krogstad, druggist.
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Contest Notice.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
ITpitnd ctotoS Ioud OnIca

United states Land Office,
Roseburg, Oregon, August %, 1899.
sufficient contest affidavit having been
filed in this Office by Elmer Helms, contestant
against the homestead entry No. 1894, made
April 19, 1897, for the lots 3, A. and the NJ SWH,
section 3, twp u south, range IL west by
Alexander l.. Barrett contestee, in which ii is
alleged that the said Alexander l.. Barrett has
abandoned the land embraced in the entry
since the month of October 1898, and that his
said absence is not occasioned by reason OF ser
vice in the army or navy of the United States,
said parties are hereby notified to appear,
respond and offer evidence touching said allie
CATION at 10 O'Clock a. IN. Oh October IL, 1899,
before Charles /. Diyen notary public, at
Waldport,. Oregon, and that final hearing will
be held at O'Clock p. m. on October D. 1890,
before the Register and Receiver at the uniVed
States Land Office in Roseburg, Oregon.
The said contestant having, in II proper 1fl-
davit, filed August TO- 1899, set forth facts which
show that after due diligence personal service
Of this notice can not be made, it is hereby
ordered and directed that such notice be given
By due and proper publication.
j. L. BRIDGES, Register,
J. II. BOOTH, Receiver.
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NTETHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCU-Serv
lVI eS at Toledo on LIST and Sd Sabbaths of
eacn month at II o'clock sabbath school
every sabbath at 10 o'clock.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon,
1

Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon,
Sept. 10, 1899.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before j. ii. Lutz,
county clerk OF Lincoln County, at Toledo,
Peek, on his H. L, No. 1915, for the NE1I Sec.
35, r. II S., r.. 9W.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land, viz: Robert FAIR, ID. NJ. Ross,
John f. Sapp, J. L. Grier. all of Box, Oregon.
j. 4. BRIDGES Register.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1899-10-06
For Sale,

House and lot centrally located
at Toledo; also 20 acres improved
at Storr's. Address Geo. T. Smith,
Elk City, Oregon.
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CHURCHES AND SOCIETIES.

CHURCHES AND SOCIETIES.
NTETHODIsT EPISCOPAL CHURCH-servic
lNl es at Toledo on LIST and 81 Sabbaths Of
eacn month ut IL o'clock. Sabbath school
every Sabbath at 10 o'clock.
CT. JOHNS CIIURCH-[Plotestant EpiscopaIl
y Divine service on the I'd Sunday of every
month at IL o'clock. All are invited to be
present.
TO o, F.--Toledo Lodge Number lOS, meets
/ every saturday evening at its kall Let no
visiting brother be absent,
70. o. F.-Elk Lodge Number 1874 meets every
4 saturday evening in its hall in Elk CITY
Visiting brothers always welcome.
TO o. F.-Bay Lodge Number 116, of Yaquina
Z meets every Wednesday evening Visiting
brothers are always welcome.
TO. o. F,-Newport Lodge Number 50 meets
L every Saturday evening. Visiting members
are cordially invited to attend.
TWILIGHT REBEKAH Lodge No 90 meets.
L meets at odd Fellows hall in Elk City on
the LIST and Sd Thursday evenings of each
month. Visiting members always welcome.
.----------- ----------------- -----------------
! no GOOD Lodge No. TO- Rebekah Degree, |. O.
! lJ O. +. meets ut odd Fellows hall i'm this ci
| on Tuesday evening OF each week. Visitors
! invited to attend.
IITOODMEN OF THE WORLD.-Pocahanta
+ w Camp No 300, Toledo Oregon, meets on
lst and I'd Fridays OF each month in The
odd Fellows hail Visiting neighbors always
welcome.
! A F. & A. M.-Newport Lodge No So, regular
! IA COnvocation on Tuesday on before each full
/ moon. Visiting brothers are cordially well
Lomed.
| A o. U. W.-Western Star Lodge No. 73, meets
! "A meets in odd Fellows hall, Naquna, on LIST
and 3D. evenings Ill each month. Visiting
rothers are always welcome.
! TINTED ARTISANS River Dell Assembly
| u No. 92, United Artisans, meets on the 2nd
Wednesday nights of each month in odd
! Fellows hall, Elk City, oregon. Visiting sis
! ters and brothers are always welcome
| NA. R-ABE LINCOLN Post No. 6S, meets in
VI odd Fellows hall on the lst and Sd Satur-
! days OF each month.
NAE r. C.-ABE LINCOLN WOMAN's RELIEF
| WI Corps No. 40, auxiliary to the c. A. II.
~ meets the md and 4th Thursdays in each
month in Odd Fellows hall, at 2 p. m.
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DON'T WANT ANY MONOPOLIES
CrBAXs POINT OFT THE EXPERT
IsNCE or AMERICA.
Only Native CapitnI welcomed In
Developing the lslapd--snntiaIc
Now "a Clean CITY.

Santiago dc Cuba, January IN The Gu
bano Librc publishes a long article setting
forth Its objections 70 the projects OF for
cign capitalists for working "Cuba's Virgin
SOIL" constructing railroads, establishing
electric light plants and carrying ON SIM
liar enterprises.
eve do not want any one to invest
capital In Cubn except the natives"
says the paper. "Amcricn IN proof
of what monopoiirts cnn do Ina ruin
Ing country"
The ball given by the Santiago club last
evening was the most important social
event that has occurred here since the
American occupation. More thnn go were
present. representing the principal elc-
ments OF the Americana Cuban leaders In
Santiago society, Tho United States navy
was well represented, the officers of the
Detroit and Yankton attending.
The health OF Santiago was never better
than II is now. Only one death has &C.
CURED within the city limits during the
last FIVE days. Nothing approaching this
immunity is recorded In the history of the
city. The yultures. which were formerly
the city scavepgers are starving, and now
pounce on cats and small dogs-za circum-
stance very significant IN illustrating the
changed sanitary conditions.
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cnpncm AND STATE.
Quccn Victoria Interested In the
RftunIistfc Controversy.

London, january 2s.--Quecn Victoria is
takins keen interest In be developments
Of the ritualistic controversy. which 81
ap reaching o crisig, She Is much con-
cerncd about the diasengiona in the church
aud has expressed q strong desire that an
understanding be arrived At between the
government and bishops before the pro-
posed legislation places check upon the
ritualistic practices introduced Her mai
esty has been IN communication with The
marquis OF Salisbury on the subject, She
has always taken an active personal part
in the administration OF the crown and
public patronage. and contributes literally
from her purse 10 nearly all the chaFiucs
in behalf OF the poorer clergy apd their
families. While II ia noteworthy fact
that sho has never contributed 70 any for
eign missionary society her occasional at
tendance at the Crathie Presbyterian
church, which she helped 10 build. gave
offensc 70 The high church papers, one OF
which characterized her broad religious
spirit thus cxsmplilod as deadly schinm"
and ''unconstituuonsI,' Hscently. however.
Tho services al Bslmoral have been hold
In the private chapel
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ANcLo-AMnnlcaN ALLIANCE.


Jhlnk u a WcHHfy.
london, JanuhIy 29,--ltight Hon Walter
Hume Long. president Of tho board Of as-
rlculturc addressing the farmers club at
Newcastle yesterday, uEod the word ALI
anco'' in referring to the future relations
between Great Britain and the United
States, The frank employment Of this
term by member Of tho government
Is likely 10 invoke much discussion, not
all OF which VIII be OF the friendlast char
ucter, lnasmuch hs seeking All alliance TO
lght Englauds battles is not regarded aa
the best policy TO promote IN Ansio-Amer-
lean entente.
Mr.. Long. who had been discussing the
pre Iosals to establish national granar;es,
said that after all aud In last resort,
Engiand's safety depends upon having a
navy strong enough To meet any possible
combination the nations could bring
ngainst her, and then proceeded as fol-
lows: u am glad OF our Improved rela-
lions With our American cousins, because
believe The true meaning OF that iii-
creased fricndllpcss IL that tbc Americans
have realized our blood relations and prin-
ciploa, and have firmly resolved that IL
Great Britain IL called upon TO face dif-
Dcultles she shall not face them alone,
but In alliance With her wealthy and vast
ly populoug sister country, the Republic
OF the United States. | am confident, aee-
ing that the two countries are pursuing
the same policy and have the same ends
in view, they must be friends tirW and
true to one another"
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The lmperlallsts Make q Sineularly
Significant Demonstration.
MORAONs ARE NOBBED IN ENGLAND.
Costa RIGA fa,ors American Ownership Of
The Nicaragua Canal.
RlTuALlsM INTERESTS QUEEN VICTORIA
Her British Majesty Dcplorcs Dissen-
sions In the Church, mud Calls At
tcntion To the Question.

tgtans January 20. Tho governments
decision to submit 10 the chamber OF dep
Jules tomorrow bfll providing that cases
of trial revision shall be brought before
the united sections of the court OF cassn-
ton has reopened the fioodgates Of the
Droyfus agitation. The situation appears
more monaolng than ever. For days the
anti Dreyfusltes have been clamoring to
have tho case referred to the united Sec
lions because they have considered II GER
tain that among more than thirty judges
majority.
In todays Echo De Paris NJ. Qucsnay DC
Bcaurapairc, who on January . resigned
the presidency Of the civil section of tho
court OF cessation as "a protest against tho
way In which the criminal section under
the presidency OF NJ, Loew was conducting
the Dreyfus proceedings. again justiiies
his action IN Il screaming scroed and as
s.rts that the ministers hold II decisive
document.
NJ. Locw. president Of the criminal
chamber, who waB asked his opinion re-
garding the governments proposal said
Il am glad to be relieved OF the respon-
sibility, but tho governments action IL
revolutionary"
The anti.revisionlst papers are jubilant
but the most serious and impartial jour
nais deprecatc the governments weakness.
In all political centers today there has
been unusual excitement and activity 1t
is thought In some quarters that the senate
will refuse to accept the bill, thereby
bringing on national crisis.
In the theater last Friday evening. nj the
conclusion OF the performance OF The play
THE King of Rome" the Bonapartists In
4 4, ~. an
mounted by an Imperial eagle, and shouted
viva l'empercur.v This is spoken OF MS
n very Significant attitude OF tho tnliir-
riHiists under such circumstances From
stalls to gallery Bonapartists crowded the
theater Prince Mural and all the titled
and prominent representatives Of the party
were present. Various pertinent ILLUSIONS
in the drama. which is glorifcation OF
the Napoleonic legend, were greeted with
thunders OF applause.
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Engines, Boilers,
Repairs, Castings,
Pattern Work,
Sheet Iron Work.
HartWeIl Iron Works,
Houston, Texas.
WEATHER INFORMATION.
'iGht Snow md Rain In n Few Lo-
cnlitfes--rodny's Eoreca.t.

Light Snow md Rain in Few Lo-
cnIitfes-rodny's Forecast.
Washington. January 2s-The area OF high
pressure central last night in South Dakota
mas moved TO Tennessee. diminishing mark
edly in magnitude. second high pressure
area of considerable extent has deyeloped
to the north of Montana trough of low
pressure extends from Arizona to the lake
regions.
Light snow has fallen In the Red river OF
the south, the Ohio and tho middle Missis-
sippi and the upper Missouri valleys and the
lake regions. Light rain has fallen on the
extreme northern Pacific coast.
The temperature has fallen in the Ohio val
ley and lower lake and northern Rocky
mountain regions and has risen from tne
middle Rocky mountain region to the Mis-
souri, valley and has remained nsarly sta
tionary elsewhere including the Pacific coast.
Light snow may be expected in the lower
lake and middle Rocky nountain regions ana
generally fair weather will prevail elsewhere
The temperature conditions will remain near
Is stationary over the whole country exccpt
fall IN the Red river of the North valley
and from the middle Rocky mountain region
to the Mississippi valley. Light. variable
WINDS will prevail OF the Atlantic coast.
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THE PAUL JONES WRECK.
N Dehpt ms to the Fate of the ILL
Fated Yacht
!Special Dlspatch TO zinc 2

,ppeciai Dispatch to The Post)
.us Vrtcans, january 20. -'.hs undcrtaiitrs
Z < !, Sent 10 Port Eads to secure the body
r.as man supposed to be II Victim of the
M ,0les eisasrr, have returned and the
III ss has been positively ileatified as Can
i, y. ssui'esant, the New orIeaas pilot who
Afraps,' S ss me jnb of sailing the Paul Jclcs
M o nese 70 Pcniiacola. Captain Sturtsiani
81 ahd On acccnnt D Of his I nerfeet Know
iijS,dp y tne guilt, his family firmly main
ta5is unul the last tina. the Paul Jonas
sti.r vi s5 saia s'omcwherc From the DO
tSa he ass on ~ shG G,, 9ods va y y a at
s,,rIuIr neatil cine. and that the boat WIS
~ ny an explosion during the night
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srnrcr q IN AN \ 4
The A. mud M.co,iexe rake.
rrccn tlttons.

College station Texas, January 20.
Because OF the prevalence OF small
poN in the State. the Texas Asrl-
cultural and Mechanical college has
established aTstrict quarantine aud
after tonight no communication With
tho outside world viii be permitted
except BY mail and telegraph
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CUBAN POLITICS.
A Mass Meeting 10 BE Held by the
Independence Party.


Havana, Cuba, January 29.-This prom
ises to be a lively week in Cuban politics.
The special commission of the assembly
will return to Havana after itslnteryiews
with the Washington government and pop
ular interest is increasing In the prepara-
tons for the mass meeting on February
6 at the Taco theascr. when separatist
party proela.ming the principle OF indie
pendence will be founded under tho direc-
ton OF such men us Senior Giberga, q noted
autonomist General Lcyte Vidal, General
Lacret, Senior Font Sterling and othpr op-
poneDts OF annexation
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COSTA nlcA wILIlNc.

Land for the CnnRI VIII He Given
TO the United states.
London January 20. --Senor Rafael lglcs-
ins. the president OF Costa Rica, louvcs
England next week for Paris, where he will
stay three weeks, and then 10 to New
York and Washington. He has expressed
himself as sanguine that the ralrond now
building from the Atlantic TO San Juan
VIII be extended to the Pacific The pres
tdcnt has also sud that Costa Riea will
welcome the American project to build tho
Nicaragua cannl, and added that Costa Rica
will freely give the necessary land.
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aiu Army Repair shops.

Savannah Ga. January @.--Lentsnant
Colonel j. 3. Colllnger has received instruc-
tons to prepare On army repair corral here
An the surplus animals aud vehicles IRON
the .Syrious camps in the South are T. ~ "a
go. stocksdfs and stables Will be Duilt,
works erected and arrangements mads
far putting tho army equipment sent mere
in frst-class order before l. " nlstIlouteSa
to Cuba and Porto Hico; WoFh WIZ We ''A'
on tho corral In few days,
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Home from Cuba.

New York. January 2a.--The United
States transport Roumanian, Captain Wal
colt, arrived today from Nueyitas, cuba,
where she landed tho Third Georgia vol
,lnteers from Savannah. The Ronmanian
brings twenty-eight passengers, discharged
soldiers carpenters, electricians and some
stowaways who have drifted down TO Cuba
in government transports and are now sent
home by the military authorities.
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fatal RAILROAD DISASTER.
fi4s wen Killed asnd sixteen More
81 or Less injured

4
knuna. Pa, January GA gang of twen-
n'iax' trsck repairinen were working oa the
L Try at the western opening OF the GAL
az = tunnel at 3 O'Clock this afternoon wbfn
'.7 heard the approach of locomotive.
i slsa Vas running vast through the tunnel.
- xcftnicr all stepped from the north out
2 Ms way Of tho wcstbound train. Tho
seke In tho tunnel prevented them from
''.pg the approaching lSeonlotive. which IN
M&f % avoid distractions on the north
uxsA vas running e,n tha south track one
~ a; vas instantly killed. one died in the
/, alssoas hospital and sixteen were moro or
tjury -'oIe 'se"'eu
|. NJ hnt & dead: payid Wilt aged 40. Instantly
Ss.sI,., inoina' W. Sanker. aged p. died In
u MR. more or less seriously injured: II. j.
~, fireman, arm broken; George Smith.
g, LETT leg broken; George Guyer,
s NJ ana notn broken; Henry Burkin. arm
w 49,. Gaiiitzen is the home OF all the
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rscnn,or slater Dead.

La Grande. Ore, January 29.-Ex-Unlted
states Senator James H.. Slater died last
deceased was born in Illinois IN lsss. went
10 Califoruia in 1910 and came TO orcgoI IN
1850. In 1870 he was elected to me r fqnt-
PA s,atss senator. where he served until
IS iss, senator Slater figured largely duii ,,S
his life In the politics OF the st s, ,ns o
leaves a widow. four daughters ana h'e so''
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ne.cncd from .hc sen.

Queenstown. January % Norwc-
gian bark Dan A., from cardiff for Pcrnam-
buco, WAC lowed into Queenstown harbor
today, disabled, inter battlInE fifty-one
days Nth storms in Tx Atlantic Five dif-
ferent steamers had had her In tow, but In
every cuso The h1wrcr broke and the would
be rosauor was Obliged to abandon the
bark. rhe crew was almost dond from ox-
haustion Until lipally rescued.
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rsn GREAT srn,NE.
Fenrs TINT the RecnJcifrauts In
Colon VIII Fire the city.

Colon, Colombia. January 2a.--The strike
conditions do not improve, a special
train from Panama brought rcinforccmon,s
last night and today tho whole city has
been uneer military giard. Nevertheless
an unensy feeling prevails everywhere. for
though the quiet has been restored fears
arc entertained on all sldes that tho strik-
Ing dock men and railway employees are
only waiting an opportunity TO fire tho city.
This mornug a proclamation was Issued
forbidding the assembling together In pub
lie places Of more than threo persons i'm
der pain or imprisonment,
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Santiago, January 20 -Esyeban Mar
tinez, former sergeant in the Cuban army
who recently killed Baracoa merchant
under the impression that he was the guer-
lila Olivia. who killed Jose Marti three
wears ago at Dos Rios. has been convicted
and sentenced to Imprisonment for fourteen
years, eight months and one dag and TO n
flne OF $1,000 fer the benefit OF the family
~ his victim. With police supervision for
t,fa
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rnc Ercnnh nn,nli.t..

London, January 80. Tho Brussels cor
respondent OF the Daily News says;
The Duke Of Orleans holds daily rocep-
tions Of tho orIeanists at Drussels. The
local factory has received m order for
OF buttons adorned with his ppr-
trait and bearing the inscription lie Roy
est Entire" "Vive lie Rol." Many royalists
are already wearing these buttons.
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.,r,o-sason Enfhas,asm.

London. January 2a,--Lieutenant Colonial
collwcll. military at,achs toithf American
Iteration. az the banquet here last evening,
resnonded 10 TIC toast. The Anglo ssxon
Race
In an interesting and much applauied
speech he predicted that the Anglo snxops
would. IN tine dominate the world ana
that wherever they planted . colony u
would remain.
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pnnncr,nnn ohorcn Leader.

London. January CA meeting of the
liberal members OF the house OF commons
has been convened for February o 10 dis
crss the questions OF party leadership in
tho house. The proceedings. IL is believed,
VIII be very brief. and Sir Henry Camp
bel Zimmerman, who was CHER secretary
for Ireland In 1881 tnd secretary or state
for War in 1886 and again from ise. 10
1888. and who now rcntceents stirling dis
trict, VIII, be chosen leader.
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tiles have been ordered established at seven
more OF the large towns. They are Place
tas, Ssnto Domingo. Sagua In Grande and
Caihairien. all in sara Clara provinces,
Batabano aud Jucaro, Havana province,
and Santa Cruz, pucro Principe province.
These make thirty ayr military postal sta
tions there in all
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MoRsloNs MopBEp.
Lively scenes Witnessed in RrIstcl,
Eunlnutl. III @r@'.5s3;tE 81

IGuRtnud.
London, January 70. Lively scenes have
occurred at Bristol in connection with the
Mormon propaganda there. Elder Herbert
l.. James OF Salt Lake City heads the mis-
sion, An anti.Mormon league has been
formed. aud its members attack the meet
ings Of Mormone. The police. consoaucn'- :
~. are Obliged Ia guard the mission house.
Violent anti Mormon posters have hccn
displayed In the streets and mob smashed
every window of the mission house ut the
last meeting aud hootcd, stoned and spat
upon the elders when they emerged into
tho streets. Two women missionaries were
compelled 10 seek refuge In. u police sta
tion; Elder James expects a rerioua dis
turbance at the next meeting.
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,ncHpusHop IRELAND.

lie Visited The Pops ycrfrrdny. hui
Declines newspaper Interviews
Rome. January ey,--Archbishop ireland
went 10 the vatican today, where he had
a conference with Cardinal Ranpola. pa
pal secretary Of state, Many cardinals
and other high eeclesIstties visited the
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po.t.I racilitie. In cuba.

Washington, January 20. The postal SER
vice In Cuba is being very vigorously
pushed under the direction OF ex Assistant
postmaster General Ratbbone at Havana,
and military and postal stations in con-
necticn with the Now York City postoffice
and having money order and registry facii-
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France. plight.

London, January 2o.--M. DeBiowltz, the
Paris correspondent Of the Times com
menting on tho "statc Of anarchy and row
which tho government Is seeing
in outdoor speeches predicts chat the anti
Dreyfus bin will fail to stand serious dis
cllssiop and says that like all concessions
to clamor, Il will sntiufy nobody.
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The Pursuit Abandoned.

London. January S0.--A dispatch to the
Daily News from Cairo Says that Colonel
Kitchener's column. which was sent in
pursuit OF kholifa Abdullah into Kordofan,
where he has been making war upon tho
has abandoned the attempt TO
oyertakc him.