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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-01-28

for tho preliminary organisation had
been changNNi and thcOsc gcnllnmcn would
return ~ 'tN,rtlami, whore the mcctlnE
would ho held, instead ~ at Astoria, stu
later however, a report gained currency
that thcao arrangements had again hoosl
altorrNl ana MIR ,Mmmoml With such
members " the comblnc aa wctNn IN orr.
s"h, would COnc to Astoria FOR tho meet.
ms Witch would take placc Immediately
on Tho rnturn " Mr. uconsN rram New
YORK Thcrn waa rlm0r also that tho
Nuttthg Packing Company aa well ~
tho a, Routh peonlc, would NJ, IN into
tho association 10 was imponalhl, TO
tnd Mr. 1Nllant, ur tho Curtlng Com.
is'ny but another cOnnoSnan who was
Scch oh tho suhicd stated positively that
Ihu cutting N'mpany was In the com..
nm" and that he had seen the option on
their properties signed and delivered and
knew Rhat Il had hrcn duly accepted. Aa
to rho R0Vih Company tho samc cannrry.
man mso stated that. white dcnnltn ar.
Judgements had not bcrn made al,h
them. They hid under c0ns,dvratlon a ar.,.
ond proposal submitted by tho prhmotcru
" IN" c"mhinN which there was reason
10 hclicvu would bo accepted In any
ease thus cSanuymtn said, arrangements y
would ~ on for such properties as wcrr
already IN and tho organization would
not In further delayed, r. NJ, Warren
Ia now known not to have gunc ,n Mt.
Wa'rn's action. however lsattad or
being regretted by Vcal yarnvrAmrp h
N'ihcr a source NJ satisfaction. sln,c one
~ The conditions insisted upon by Mr.,
Warrn for tho trtnzfor ot hts hurrrn,s
wuS iha, tho main hcadanavca " the
"Hnn,ny should bc In Portland. a sdpu.
hIlon which tho local men say they
would never have consented 70.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-01-28
MARRIAGE VS.. HAPPINESS.

If great many married women would
only take wit for an anchor, and gcram-
bic less wocfuly hard TO keep step with
DUTY writ very large, they would be
happier. and, yes, to he sure, their hus.
bands would be happier Women who
Irune away all the branches OF feminine
charm In order that the trunk Of stern
duty may be perpcmally In view are
very likely to find love winter killed
frozen 10 death-soino dreary morning.
--DInah Sturgls In the GentIewoman for
january
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-01-28
HONEY BEES FROM PHILIPPINES

The department OF agriculture will In
troduco into tho United States the great
honey bees found in the Philippines.
These bees are twice as large as those OF
this country, and produce Ave or six
times as much honey, They have extra
long tongues and can reach the nectar
in many flowers that our own variety
cannot While this move will be OF ma
teriai benefit, II will not be any more 80
than Hostetter's Stomach Bltters. which
reaches and cures many ailments that
other remedies fall short Of. Among them
may be mentioned dyspepsia. indigestion,
blllousness constipation. malaria, vast
Ing diseases. and affections OF the KID
neys and blood. We especially recon-
mend the bltterB TO men and women
whose nervous systems are shattered.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-01-28
IN oLDEN TIMES.

People o.eIlooked the Importance OF per-
manentlv beneficial effects and were salts
fed with transient action; but now that
II is generally known that Syrup OF Figs
will permanently overcome habitual con-
stipation, well informed people will not
buy other laxltlves. which act for time,
but finally injure the system. Buy the
genuine, made by the California Fig
Syrup Co.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-01-28
roDAY's WEATHER.
AROUND TOWN.

NNOOlNO tOWlN.
Money to loan-Ferguson Bros-
Candies 10 cents q pound at the PariOr.
Charles Stone. jr.. left last night for
Spcksne.
Best ls-cent meal. Rising Sun restaur-
ant. e12 Commercial street.
R C. F. Astbury will return to his
Cannon beach ranch Monday.
B. D. sigIeC. the Portland lumberman.
arrived down yesterday. He viii return
tonight
Fresh Shoalwater Bay oysters and
clans at the pat Market. 57i CONNER
eial street.
The steam schooner Fulton. with wheat
and lumber for San Francisco, put TO
sea yesterisJ.
Best California wine 30 cents per gai-
Ion. Alex. Gilbert, sole agent for Astoria.
Telephone a
The British ship Norma and the Ger
man ship Eucador left up in tow yester-
day for Portland.
Wallsend coal and coke Is the best for
Domestic purposes. For sale by the As
toria Gas Light Co.
H. S. MlllZner, who has been ln the
city for several days past, returned to
Portland last night.
DR.. Finch has removed his onicc to
the new Spexarth building. Commercial
street, near Eleventh.
Rev. w S. Drake, Of Salem. will occu-
py the pulpit Of the Congregational
church tomorrow. All are most cordially
invited.
William Book has been appointed ad-
ministrator Of the estate Of the late
Charles stOll, under the will OF the de-
ceased.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-01-28

Tho Columbia Electrical and Repair
Company has comp,ctcd Rho installation
OF a fine electric nglt plant az the
knapp,ou mills Tho plant consists of
tive arc lights and Il capacity sufficient
to maintain ~ incandcsocnt lights II
is one OF the mos, complete and modern
plants 50 FAR built on the Pacific cOast,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-01-28

Rev. j. NJ, Hughes yesterday otliciatcd
al the marriage OF J. ", JohnStonc. "
Chinook, and Miss Leta c. Coleman. Ot
Clatsop county. Tho ceremony Was per.
formed IN the p0rlors W the Asior House,
only a few intim0to friends W tho con.
Jrlcting couple being present The ncwly
married couple viii rvSldc at Chinook.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-01-28

Unless the mind Is Mt case, all the emul-
slons and tonics In the world will fail TO
build ND the body.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-01-28

Services will bc held as foilows az the
Norwegian Evangelical Lutheran church
ocynornow; EnghSh Sunday school at
$50 a, M, English services at lO;G a. M;
text Matthew xS i-i6. THE l.ahorcrs In
tho Vineyard" Norwegian services at
j;So y. m, text, Revelations 20 -, "Rchold
Stand at the Door and Knock"
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that the day will be only partially bright,
Gold medals TO Harper whisky a, New
Orleans and Worlds Far. Chicago. Try
It, you win endorse the judges verdict.
Sold by the Foard & Stokes Company.
Astoria, Ore,
Mrs. Harry Crib, accompanied by her
sister. Miss Adele Sovey left last night
fer Seattle. where she VIII joia her hus-
hand They will sail from Seattle for
Alaska On Monday.
The popularity OF the merchants lunch
served by Mr.. George BARLEY at the Ma.
tional Is growing daily. and many bust
ness men can be found there every day
for their midday meal The lunches set
by Mr.. BARLEY are the finest In the city.
The usual services viii be held at the
Presbyterian church tomorrow The
theme OF the morning sermon will be
Education" The evening theme is
announced as Christ and Immortality"
the second of the series on Eternal
life"
Mr.. Sam Cohen. the eminent hat sales
man OF San Francisco, is hero under
treatment for a complication OF diseases.
II is hoped by his many friends that he
Will recover. He Is attended by Hard
Luck Alex Cohen, the San Francisco
hypnotist.
Captain Klitgaard. OF the steamer
Lakme, arrived down from Portland yes
terday. The Lakme has been haui-d on
the ways there for repaI.'s. Considerable
work will have 10 be done on her, but
the estimated cost of $1,000 VIII be much
less than the steamer is worth.
At the Baptist church Sunday Rev. s.
". Beaven, OF Burton, Wash. viii oc-
cupy the pulpit IN the morning and
probably in the evening Mr.. Beaver rep
resents the Home for the Children OF
Missionaries and is an interesting speak
or. presenting an important work. Come
and hear him.
W. A. Gaines 1rivate stock whisky
handled exclusively in Astoria by John
L Carlson. is one OF the most popular
beverages sold. Its purity and quality
are guaranteed. and It Is especially rec
nmmended for family use. 1t is sold in
any quantity at the corner OF Twelfth
and Bond streeta
Services as follows at the Swedish
Lutheran church tomorrow: Swedish SER
vices at 1870 am; Sunday school at 2:15;
English services at 7:i5 p. m. Topic:
Jesus, the Lgat of the World" All
those that have been confirmed in the
congregation during the past four years
are invited 20 the parsonage Saturday,
February 4, at Z p. m.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-01-28

During DR., Tuttle's absence In British
Columbia. Or. J. A. Fulton win BE- act
ing assistant surgeon OF the United
States marine Service.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-01-28

Fair weather is predicted for today
by Farmer Pague, but there was a slight
fall of rain early this morning. indicating
tha; the day will be only partially bright.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-01-28

4 marriage license was issued IN the
county clerks Office yesterday to J. W.
Johnstoue OF Chinook and Leta Cole
man. OF Cia;sop county.
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The British hlrk lVerua arrived In
yesteday afternoon after "a most mirucu-
lous escape from going ashore on cannon
beach. The lyvrnl Is in htllas, and is
out % days from Shanghai the entire
passage being good with lght winds all
the way. Captain Webster was sc-n YES.
terlhy AMI said that on roacmng tho
Pacific cOas, Monday last the weather. be-
CAME very fuggy Tuesday tho HEhtship
was sighted abou, 10 wllrs on and the
vessel WAS headed tov tho river hut she
WAS made. Captain Webster stood on
To sea, the fog being like pail on
the ocean and there was "a heavy lnshor,
swell. Wednesday morning thr lookout
shouted land ahold." The bank of fOg
soon partially lifted and the dangerous
position Of the lyernn WIS apparent. II
was impossible 10 work IN shore owing
20 the light wind and Inrhorc swell The
Iverna dropped anchor and signals OF
distress were holstel. The vessel ~
malned in this pcrilolis position over
night. hte lIfebouts being launched and
ready for instant service in case Of crner-
gency. Rockets were fired az intervals
during the nigh, TO ntrract attention. and
the ship was thought 10 b. IN Imminent
peril OF drifting on the breakers. Fortu-
nately tho anchor held and towards
morning a light breeze sprung up on
shore. Captain Webster slipped his
anchor chain and th- vrssd gradually
sailed out OF danger. The lvcrna picked
up tug yesterday morning aud waA
tJwod INTO the hArbor and anchored
above Smiths Point. She Is chartered 20
load wheat and will probably leave up
In tow for Portland today.
Mr.. Hammond arrived IN Portland yes
terday, whore, II Is understood. he was
engaged during the day IN conferences
relating 90 the cannssry consolidation.
Mcssrs. GOsslln, SeabOrg and HanlhOrn
came down on yesterday mornings
steamer, but It was reported later in the
day that the plan Of holding the meeting
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-01-28

The work uf mastering out tho yrvOps
0t Fort Candy was commenced ycHtcr-
day by Captain Frank TAYLOR Fourteenth
United States infantry. ot Vancouver har.
racks, who lyft ,hls city Cor tho forts
Yesterday morning Th, mcn comprise
battery Il, California volunteers and
cnlistcd nt tho breaking out ut thy war
with Spain. The mru expected M thr
time Ot their enlistment to by sent with
tho first regiments for stvlc. az tho
seat ot war and N,rr much disappointed
when orlcr,vi o do garrison duty at
Fort Candy Tho battery is almost wholly
composed ~ residents 20 sacramento
Oakland and SlU Francisco and many ~
thVn lrft lucrative posl,.ons lH thnso
cities 10 volunteer their services Go their
country. During their stay tt For. can.
by thc members ot The oaifer, hay, ocJrn
visited Astoria lud m,,dr many !rionds
IN the city They were we'll behaved
never one being ln Trouble tnd were
regarded as very orderly lot ut men
The members OF the battery have often
given expression TO their dislike rur gar
rison duiy and conplaInrd ct being un.
fairly treated by tho goywum,nJ and
OF course expected tu serve ont three
years, the term of their enlistment. uu,ii
the news % their mastering out was ~
Will complete the mastering ou, of tho
men February g. when they rxp>c, to
leave for their homes IN California.
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Yesterday marked the end of tho frs,
term OF tho school war and the purils
learned ~ their SUCCESS In the rxamina-
tionS, Tho general work ot the pupils
has been excellent and large pogccn,aEc
passed Tho examinations this y,t.r
were very sevory-morc severe, In flo,,
than for many years past.
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EmbrOiderieS at Cost
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Albert Dunbar's
CLEARANCE SALE.

Morning services az Grace church will
De held at II O'Clock tomorrow: evening
services at T:S; Sunday school will be
he'll AZ 1850.
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The steamship LennoN Is due tomorrow
from Portland with a cargo ~ general
merchandise for tho Orient and about a
dozen Chinese passcfgcrs returning To
the Fiowcry Kingdom. who were unable
70 show registration rapcrs 10 effect q
landing AZ Portland, Forty-uvo cars Of
coal will arrive Monday over the \. \
Z. ul,lrvOd for fuel for the s,elmer. Sho
will coal at EIavel
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The Haysteck Club elve n surprise
party to Miss May Palmer. OF East As.
toria, last night, Tho timc was pleasant.
~ passed with games and c,her amuse.
mcnts, and tho party sepamtcd nj mid
night atrer spending a very enjoyable
evening,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-01-28

Gold medals to Harper whisky a, New
Orleans and Worlds Far. Chicago. Try
It. you win endorse the judges verdict.
Sold by the Foard & Stokes Company.
Astoria. Ore
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From "details ot tho drowning accident
az Fort canby, u appears that the namc
OF tho unfortunate man wis r. A. Doty,
a mcmNr VI bOetcry q, OF tho heavy
artillery stationed az that point SOmr
,lu,V after lunch, DOty, with several cou,.
r,dcs, started 10 ~ up the beach Tho
tide was welt NJ and e. IN,ck StOsi IN tho
WAY, Instead VI g,,lng ovrr the MuII
no,y Sclarl,Cd trom his companlona and
undertook to pass on the ocean side
WhNa his friends gpt over the hlun DVly
wNts disvoVCrVd StrilsRlug IN the surf An
alarm wIS given, but M assistance WIS
obtaInahlN tho life-N,ving orcW having
gOnc to tho rclIrt or tho dIst1crS,cd ship
W Cannon h,Noh p,,ty soon gaVr up
and It Is supposed hc WAS iniurNj 10y c1u.
tact with somo nr thc smaller and par.
daily Submerged rackS Tho Young man
Wis enlisted tunm ChlNn, cal. WHORE Il
is said ho has rla,,VcS Twins,
Tho announcement thai "Al6lamA1 10
TO ~ playcd herr next Wednesday cycn.
ing will DC a sourvc ~ pcasurc To thea.
tcr.goc,r, The cuurc plccc Is rvplotc with
beautiful piyWvs W the sunny south, ~
aptly drawn that Us gifted author stands
today pr,,cmlucnly amoW AmvnWu'e
dmuausts, 1t dcpi,ts tho rryd No and
character that existed IN the old days
Just after tho war the grand old days
or chlvalry, whvn tho gcOtlvmcn ~ thA
old school lived and hourlshcd. types ~
Clearwater and customs chat are fast tad.
lng away and bcoonhng memories, like
tho old ruin"l g,l,opOsts whvN tho rlop.
hg lovvrs meet IN tho third art. rhIs Il
ono ~ tho prcttlcst scVnus over depicted
upon the canvas W che stage The old
planter has refused his cInscnt to his
niec0's murri0gr 10 her Hor,hcrn hover
hc takes her away with hlm lyaytng tho
lover by tho gutcpos, alone, bu, the glrl
steals away from the old man and ~
JOINS her lover at tho gate rhv nrgruus
can Nd heard singing plantation melodies
far away in tho distance. and tho cur.
tain doSccuds upon tho plcturn sale "
seats opcns Tuesday morning at Griffin
Il Reeds
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Coroner Pohl Yesterday held an ,uqucS,
to inquire into tho death Of James Dobbs,
who was accidentally killed few DAYS
ago while working On rie rullroad grade
near Ciigton Tho jury rendered u yer.
d!ct of accidental death In accordance
with the evidence The rclusiyes Of nobhs
have not been heard from and the re.
mains will probably he buried today IN
Ocean View cemetery,
MeSsrs c. r. kiggins. Herman Wise.
W. (. Laws, +. II. Gooden and {. u.
Cooper left last usoU for Portland on
the Telephone 20 oontes, with the Oregon
Road Clubs bowling team for the Eel.
denhe.mer trophy, The game takes place
tonight and has attracted much attention
among Portland bowlers. who seem TO
think the Astorians will give the Road
club Il hard rub The sixth member ug
the team will 50 up this morning.
The PENNY MAGAZINE. New York
which Is the lowest priced magazine in
America 80 cents a year. and which Is
owned by Hon, Chlunccy VI. Depew.
tho eminent American orator, wants a
representative in this community. Il Is
good opportunity for one of Astoria's
ambitious young men or women. Applca-
cations should be addressed to the Sub
scriptiOn Department, THE PENNY
MAGAZINE. Temple Court. New Yory
City.
Nr W-yuIa,,a , r,.-,.,,tr NOW, ,-,,,,,,,,
from Chinook, was in the city a short
time yesterday en route TO Olympia. He
states that little interest has been so
far manifested by the Chinook trapmen
n the proposed cannery consolidation.
They are much more concerned Just at
this time Mr. Williams says. over the
proposed repeal OF the Sunday close
season. a bill for which is pending before
the Washington Legislature. The fisher.
men al Chinook DO mt want 10 see any
change made in the present law.
Since the slide occurred on the railroad
Lack hear C..sUu trains arriving In As
tora have been delayed for several
hours. They have arrived here only about
an hour and half late within the past
two days. The temporary track around
the edge OF the slide Is completed. but
Il may yet b. necessary to make cut
through the hill where the slide oc-
CURED. The principal delay has been
caused heretofore by the transfer OF
freight and passengers around the slide.
which Is now avoided by the completion
Of the track. II Is expected the night
train will be run as usual Monday night.
There vas col siderable anxiety among
some OF the German residents Of Astoria
for the safety Of the British bark Gun
ford. now on her way from San Diego to
this port, when the news Of 4 wreck at
Cannon beach reached this clrv The
Gunford is originally from Hamburg.
with cargo Of general merchandise. and
has several articles on board purchased
by Councilman ScherReckau on his visit
70 Germany last spring. The goods were
ordered shipped by Mr.. Scherneckau on
board the Gunford. then lying at Ham,
burg. The goods are consigned 70
number Of Mr.. Scherneckau's friends In
This city, and include many articles
which will be priced by their owners
as menenloes Of the fatherland II they
safely arrive.
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Mrs. Harry Cribb, accompanied by her
sls1cr. Miss Adele Sovey. left last night
fer Seattle, where she Viii joia her hus-
band. They Will sail from Seattle for
Alaska IN Mpuhay
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William Book has been appointed ad-
ministrator Of the estate Of the late
Charles stOll, under the will OF the de-
ceased.
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DOM PAUL SPEAKS TO
AMERICAN PEOPLE,

~ HICAGO. Oct 1.-THE follow
ing cAblegram was received
~ tonight by the Chicago Tri-
bune from President Kruger.
OF the Transvaal republic. The
cablegram was sent in answer to
a message from the Tribune re-
questing a statement of the posi-
ton Of the Transvaal in the pres
ent crisis:
Pretoria, Oct. II. 1899.
Tribune, Chicago: Through the
Tribune we wish to thank our
many American friends for SYM
pathy in the present crisis OF the
republic. Last Monday we gave
England forty-eight hours notice
within which to give assurance
that the dispute will. be settled by
arbitration or other peaceful
means. The notice expires at
o'clock today. The British agent
Is recalled and war is certain.
This Is the fitting end Of the Brit
fish policy Of force and fraud whiSh
has marked all South Africa with
the blood Of Afrikanders. We must
now make South Africa free or
the white mans grave. The repub-
lies friends include all nationaH-
ties. among them a strong Ameri-
can corps. showing II IL not n case
of Boer against outlander, but all
nations against the English. We
have full faith In freedom and re-
puhIicanism, In the Righteousness
which guides the destinies OF ma
tions.
"PREsIpENr KRUGER"
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RETURN MAY BE LONG DELAYED.
Washington Regiment Pesidio Probably
Out Before |.


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all
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of that
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Special Dispatch to the Post -Anfei1isencer.
CAN FRANCISCO, Oh. H.
- The members of tie Washing
ton regiment haze settled down TO
tie n,onotony of camp life at the Presi-
dto. While they are supposed to make
that heir home, one could not qvaK
along the principal streets today qvih-
out catching sight of a dosen or more
of them. The boys haze a great
many friends here and whenever the
opportunity to get asvay for an hour
or hoo presents ITSELF they take ad-
vantage of tt and come to toyn to
see them.
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Elastic Prices.

Sece cpSsns charges sssssic r4e 70 asiass tasr
- wh hat passe Tnss unfair
Ersncpae NJ eh4sx a45@xsSSse Ny
prices
L. CLAY xykRsoI-E ocseaAa. Ava 6sAs.sA
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MR. ANKENY'S OFFER
MORE THAN WELCOME
Washington Boys Will Come
Back at His Expense.
ALL ANXIOUS TO BE HOME
Muster Out to Be Hastened BY
Every Possible Means.
ALL ANXIOUS TO BE HOME

Regiment Settles Down to Routine
teers Are Popular Idols and Liv-
Ing Upon the Fat Of the Land
Customs O1cers Visit Camp
Rolls Have Been Approved and
Day Soon-Senator TurneP, II In
said, VIII Take Soldiers Home.
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FIRST BATTLE NAY
HAVE BEEN FOUGHT.
Beers Sever Diplomatic Re-
lations With England.
LONDON OFFICE CLOSED.
Consul General Whites Bitter
Statement to the Press.
LONDON OFFICE CLOSED.

Charges Secretary ChambeslaAn
tateA CrusAing of Repablic-Ex.
presses Ne Hope Of Anything BAT
Ultimate Defeat-Says 0entiaent
In England IL Net Ala with WaR
versal-l.oea R0sebery for war
Conynhan Greene Quits PretoRin.
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H-member Isssai wh.ma-

LONDON. Oct ii-A dtsrasch from
Ps~fasnsarstxosry. natal. says that iasenss
excitement prsvasss. cwisg 90 psrztssent
ssyarts Gsas ere oranxs Free ssase sroons
have aisssfy rrosssd tie hoFssr and are
advancing upon I@aysmafh- From shst
polns. bawevsr. In sne evenf % = further
Alyanes thsy wsuid probably aad nsasisn
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OUTLOOK FOR CUP
RACE IS VERY POOR.
Even Optimistic Weather Bureau
Promises No Wind.
ATTEMPT WILL BE MADE TO-DAY.
ATTEMPT WILL BE MADE TO-DAY.

From Now On . start Will he Made
by Yachts Each Day and This
Week May Decide Fate Of Amer
ica's Trophy-Columbia 10 Still
Aangs Low Over the Course