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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-18

druggists now keen a.
cit cured my wife OF catRrrh, with
which she had been troubled for
more than twenty-five years and I
had been troubled with it for aftecn
years. We are now both all right
"AIy youngest con had la grippe four
years ago, and as no had supposed had
got well. or - far recovered that be went
10 work He took a relapse and tho
pneumonia set in lie had hemorr'hagce.
and Enough We tried everything We
could think OF Il Was io NO purpose until
We gave him Peruna. The hemorrhages
stopped. ana he soon got M and l. we'll
and hard az work We think there is
nothing like Pcruna
In a recent letter Mr Harden writes
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-18
HrNr LED TO 4 DUEL.
% Was Abandoned because Capt.
CobIcntk VA. Not wanted.

% Was Abandoned Because Capt.
CobIentk WAS Not Wanted.
Paris. Nov. 17.-The Cobicntz AFFAIR Is
1mius an issuc like TO lead TO further
.-semiiic feeling 60 army circles.
few days ago the mm Lebaudy. tho
0 known turfmen. issued the usual an
t..l invitation 20 the officers Of the mill
'a.y school 80 F0ntalnobicau 20 take part
u hunt. Capt. CobIentz among other
,'.cer~. accepted the invitation. but when
D appeared the Lehaudys abandoned the
aunt on account ~ the Incident az the
..leul races. Nov. g. and rs outcome
As result ~ This treatment on the day
the Lchaudys hunt. capt CohcntZ
enc seconds 10 49, Roger Luzarche. anu
duel with swords was fought this after
trnu
ln the second assault Capt. Coblentz re-
we'd slight liberation Of the n ht
orearm ard IN the fourth assault he was
talre wounded la . he same arm. one =
re sword thrusts penetrating the cub
'.I nerve. after which the witnesses end
ODD the contest
The Commanding officer o. the Fonta ne
tielu School has forbidden the officers ar
Htt Institution aud the scholars 10 par
t..pate hereafter iu the Leb9ldy hunts.
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Race Results NJ newport.

Cincinnati, Nov l7-Results at New
port:
First Race-One mile. selling. Dram
burg. 10 10 !. won. with HoneywooI. 3
20 ?. second, and Ben Faulc. 10 20 !.
third. Time 1.fgH
Second Racc-Slx and p hair furl1ucs
Trinity Bell. II 10 10 won. with Ii,tie
Henry. Is 70 l. second. and Daikeith %
to O. third Time i.e2
Third Race-slx furlonFe. selling. Her
mencia, s TO Q. won. with Free Hand. s
% !. second, and Pauline J.. TO 1. third.
Time i:ifii
Fourth Race-fiandicap one m D. a \
sixteenth Branch. ? 20 J. won. w.th
Cambrlan. 20 g. sccrnd ard John HsI-
sew. 70 10 T. third. Time IA
Fifth Race-Six fuflo1Fs. han1lrap.
Lady strathmore. 30 /. won. with Gran-
don. 6 40 !. second. and lsobfl 20 !.
third Time i13
Sixth Race-One mile and an clghth.
selling. Sir Gatan. 10 g. won. With
Sauber. ( 10 8. second and Beana. 10
l. third. Time !. "a
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-18
NURSE MINED W THREE BABIES.
Dlstricted Mothers Unable 90 Tell
which u which.


From the New York Press.
Binghamton. Nov i5.-Thcro are three
distracted mothers In this city. and a
father who maliciously laughs IN his
sleeve. though he is directly affected.
Mrs. William Robinson recently became
the mother OF a bouncing boy. A. CO.
Incidence a sister and n cousin were visit
81 by the traditional stork about tho
same time. Mrs. Robinson conceived the
idea Of playing a joke on her husband.
who WAS away on business trip. and
surprising him with "tnpiets" on hls re-
turn home. The other mothers were con-
suited and fell IN with the plan.
Yesterday the babies were all dressed
alike and laid IN the bed by the nurse.
and when the happy father arrived he
was usherod Ia 20 see his thriving family
To say no was natonished only family
expresses a. He. however survived the
shock. and when The nurse went 20 sort
out Tho babies she was first puzzled, then
dismayed. for she COULDN'T tell them
apart The mothers were in a like fix
Then the Joke leaked out and Robinson
became hilarious Not only the fact that
his family had been materially reduced
but that his wife did not know her own
baby. he declared more than evoned
things for the fright they had given 70
him
Now the mothers are puzz'ing Their
braias for some method oFtelnng which
Il which
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-18

Tallahassee. Fla. Nov i7-Generai
Manager r. l.. Bennett. of the Tallahas-
see Southeastern Railroad. has two cn-
glneers and one hundred men at work on
BIS line and viii employ another hundre1l
a. soon as they can be secured.
Or. W l.. Moor says chat the Georgia
Pine Railroad Is surely coming 10 ITALIA
hassce.
gentleman who claims that the wealth
o. Leon county is in her soil. says that
re has discovered within seven miles Of
Tallahassee, q deposit 81 the identical
material used IN The manufacture Of the
finest French china.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-18

"a b.ye taken nine bottles OF Peruna,
49, ,.,n saw that / believe I am cured OF
nv ,roubles and ] think ! am enjoying
- rao8 health as an Old lady Of my ago
ro,,id expcct I am seventy-one years
old recommend Peruna 90 sufferers
wherever I may meet them, and Diners
y, -, friends arc being benefited ny H.
think il Is a God-send to poor suffering
humanity.
~ vw always be thankful 10 you for
yoftr medicine and kind advice anu
trust that many others WIZ t'k. ~
remedy end be AZ greatly beheh''a AZ
I have been"
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would be welcome. omeiai material sub
mltted TO the Reichatag shows anything
but a fiourishlng condition Ia the colony.
The trade OF the most important and
largest colony In Germap East Africa ae-
tually shows a decrease.
The performances OF Nine Semhrich.
which will be- concluded on Monday. have
been drawing increased attention from
the public and press.
Don Pasqualo." which has been hlther-
TO unknoWn in Berlin. has been praised
with similar unanimity even By the pro
nounced Wagnerite press. Nine. sembrich
was slightly ~ for several days. but she
has fully uncovered.
Mrs. Bullock Workman. an American
lady. will lecture before the German
American Alpinists on Monday next on
her mountain trips In the Hlmalayas.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-18

clearing my throat. The catarrh greatly
impaired my eyeeight. and the hearing
in ono eas. and reduced my weight 20
10 pounds.
Il tried nearly every catarrh remedy
advertised. besides great many tiner-
enc physicians treatment. all Of which
failed. and tho phyicians wouh finally
tell mo that / could not be cured In
this climate. that ] ought To 70 20 a dry
climate. etc.
Il had heard and read Of Peruna. and
finally decided 60 cry a two months ago.
have nov taken seven bottles, ana
weigh fT2 pounds Never felt happier
or merrier. Feel tip top"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-18

one systemic cotarrh remedy that IL
sure TO cleanse che whole system OF ca
tarrh That remedy s. Peruna This 10
remedy that needs no euioRixing IN
addition TO what the people say OF a.
Everywhere che people are praisinR Pc
runa as e remedy for all forms Of ca
tarrha difficulties.
Address The Peruna Medicine Co,
Columbus ohio. FOR a free copy of Dr.
Hartman's latest book on catarrh This
book treats OF the different phases and
stages OF catarrh ana should b. IN tho
hands 81 every catarrh sufferer Health
and Beauty sent FREQ To women.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-18

has IN tho past 7 don't know why
can't The druggists say Poruna "a one
OF the beet selling medicines they have
in stock" &. a.. Harden.
Peruua can he relied upon 90 cure
slight colds and coughs and other ca
tarrhal ailments With Il promptncse that
Is unequalcd hy any other remedy.
II cold has settled IN any portion Of
the body and produced catarrh. f. IL gen.
orally Thoughts hy people that they must
suffer on year after year without any
hone Of cure This IN not true however
Peruna cures such cases Thousands OF
testimonials that ehn never be used at
tess this fact
Any one wishing free literature on this
subject should address Or. Hartman. Co
lumbua. @
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John MrIgh, on on nona.

Douglas. Ca. Nov. i7.--Air. John Wright.
the young man who for q few weeks has
been confined IN Wayeross jail, charged
as one Of the principals in tho murder OF
Hiram Sears, Jr.. IN September last. yes
terday nled with the click OF Coffee Su-
perior Court a bond IN the sum OF 800
and was given hts liberty to-day.
The revival services al the n p.
Church are growing IN religious Interest.
The students OF the Southern Normal In
stitute were out IN a body.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-18

case OF ENAtA
catarrh OF long
stan 4 ing ~ e
writca the foi
lowing from Is
Hamilton ave
Il am a. years
Of age. and have
had catarrh OF
the head for over
half OF my life,
asa result OF
scarlet fe er,
followed by ty-
phoid re yer.
I got 40 bad that
] " a = almost
G o nBta n tly
coughing a q q
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-18

CltH OF tfNA ana
81 our medicine
that ! am per
mitted 20 write
YOU this letter
] have been a
constant sufferer
from bowel and
eto mach trouble
for about twenty
five years. and
could never ma
relief until / be-
San che use OF
Peruna
4 began the use
OF your medicine
the first day Of
last September.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-18

MONTGOMERY. Ala. Nov II -A'tho igh
me work Of their geneiel convention WI.
practically finished ycs eriaythe I'm ted
daughters OF the confederaey held a leg
seaslon to-day. The constitution was
rome over and some minor revisions wers
made fund OF &25 was col e-tei %
,nclore Bull Run Cemetery. A fund ~
tfSo was raised for the Forest monument.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-18
MEETING or PARSONS WING.
one End of knights OF Labor
Gathered in Washington.

Washington, Nov H.-Johu NJ. Par
sons presided to-day over a meeting here
OF the Parsons wing Of the Knights %
Labor. adjourned over from tho recent
convention az birmingham Ala About
thirty delegates attended. The meeting
was devoted TO a review OF the coutro-
versy between the Persons and Hayes
factions
Mr.. Parsons explained in detail the
ltiga Ion depending 20 compel former
Secretary and Treasurer Hayes to turn
over enc books aud other property % the
order that were kept by him The coun-
sel % the order here assisted IN explain
ing tho nature Of the legal proceedings.
thc next step 90 which Will Ice a hearing
before Justice Barnard in this city mo
latter part 81 this month
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The IndInn. Ann ncaten.

Philadelphia, Nov. l7.-Thc red and
blue Of Pennsylvania on Franklin Field
grdiron to-day achieved victory over tho
Indians from the Carlisle Pa. govern
ment school by tho score OF rs 20 IN
beautiful Same Of football. and 10 their
victory found consolation Tor the defeat
Of year ago when the redskins carried
on the aurels By the score o. l6 to O. To-
persons
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-18
GAME WAS NORTH cARoLrNA's.
Georgia Boss OutpIayed at Every
Point In Raleigh.

Raleigh. ~ c.. Nov. 1.-THE University
Of North Carolina had It all their own
way here this afternoon, defeating the
University Of Georgia by a score OF IS 70
o. The first touch down WINS made IN two
minutes ard the maximum time u max
trs couch down was five nnd quar-
Ter minute. TIE Geore1na were out
rlaycd al ever point; the North Carolina
boys bucked the line or went around for
gains just a. they pleased. AZ the end
Of The first half the score was - 60 O. The
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-18

with cafarrh or
the head IL nm
ally reached my
ear Hd caused
a running ear.
Having read of
pr Harsman'R
remedies. ! i'm
me,iiately wrote.
and he advised
me day | am
IN better health
than I have been
for some time I
VIII gladly rec
ommeud Peruna
for all catarrhal
diseases
There r. only
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-18

feature Of the game was Dorsetts playing
for Georgia and Berkely's thirty-yard run
for touch down was the best play FOR
North Carolina.
Time OF halves. g and IS minutes I'm
pire A. y. Hubbard OF the North Carolina
Agricultural and Mechanical College.
Referee. PHI Meade OF Chapel HIN. y. {.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-18

New Orleans. Nov. 17.-Tulano Univer-
sity -. louisiana State University. O.
Wisconsin. -. Chicago. s.
Minncso<a. a. Northwestern. o
Lafayette. II. Cornell o
Michigan. z, Notre Dame. O.
Columbia, II Annapolis Cadets, O.
West Point. IS Buckuen 80
Harvard Freshmen. IS. Yale Freshmen.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-18
TnANsfORT LOGAN ARRIVES.
Brought 272 sick Soldiers From the
Philippines.

Washington. Nov i7--Gen. shaf,er at
San Francisco Informed the War Depart
ment to-day that tho transport Logan.
which arrived yesterday. brought ~ sick
soldiers. The following soldiers died dur
ing the voyage
PrivatCs Charles 3. Jacobs. Company
r. Thirty nineth. Thomas Lane. Company
~. Thirty-seventh: Charles A. Welch.
b. Thlrty-nineth.
Total remains carried thirteen
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-18

ELGIN. IbL-tn very recent commu
nicaton from this place comes the new
that Mt Arthur ErncEt Kidd wei
known architect OF that city. has mad,
complete recovery from cafarrh Of the
head from which he had suffered for neal.
ly n quarter OF a century. Acc0rding 20
Mr. Kids statement % his own case Pc
runa has scored another victory over
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-18
Bank Robber's Confession.

Chicago. Nov. Thames y. Dunlap,
the leader Of several bands OF hank bur-
glars one Of which robbed the Noftnamp-
ton. Mass.. bank Of gi.QQo0po. confessed to-
day at watscka. IN. 70 lootlug PAic's
Bank. al Wellington H.. on March p.
last. lie has been Ia jail az Watseka
ever since last April. when he was cap
turcd IN Chicago. but until to-day denied
his guilt.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-18
MANY MORE noDlGs FOUND.
'hey We're Victims of storm THAT
WRECKED Galxeston.

.Aies surveying corps to-day found over
dead bodies in a swamp just west Of
ety on &c island. where they h1d
deposited hy ihe storm OF sept s.
nnhuried dead were in an out OF the
~ place near the county road. and bad
neen discovered by tho burying par
- cent out after the storm.
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LIZARD. KY-The news Of
the recovery 81 Mrs Elizabeth Pratcr
Is very striking instance OF che
wonderful curative powers Of Pcruna
This esiimahle ANY had been an invalid
from ohtarrh of the stomach and bowels
for twenty years No wonder her many
friends ate enthusiastic over her recov-
cry. She writes: cit IL through the mer-
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WAS sBoT ny A NEGRO.
John WoIlnnder. soldier. Was
wounded In Yamaernw.


John Wollander. a sailor OF the British
steamship Homewsrd. was shot az ?
o clock last night by negro on Farm
street In Ysmacraw. The sailor was re-
turning to his snip with three or four
others lie and his companions reported
to the police that the negro brushed
against wollander ana that he followed
this up By drawing his pistol asa shooting
the sailor In tho side. running away and
escaping In the darkness. No arrests
were made BY tho police. though the de-
tectiyes were informed Of the occurrence.
News Of the shooting was telephoned TO
the police station and tho ambulance was
sent for Wollander. WHO was taken TO the
Savannah Hospital He was reported at
3.i5 o'clock a. not dangerously wounded.
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PASSED Lor or WRECK AGE.
Indications of severe Marine
Disaster.

Boston. Nov. i7-Capt j. B. waldron OF
the schooner Charles l.. which arrived
here yesterday from brunswick Ga. re-
ports that on Nov 10. near Block Island
Whistling buoy. he passed wreckage con-
s.stiuE OF a mast OF large vessel, about
sixty feet long. with hoops on ~ Close
hy there was another broken spar. cvl-
IDENTITY a boom. with the ends sticking out
Of the water. also what appeared 20 hc
% gan With - SAN or A. floating on the
water The wreckage had the appearance
% being attached 70 some sunken wreck
and looked as though IL had come from
a barge
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-18

Washington. Nov. 1.-THE state De-
partnent to-day delivered % william Du-
puy. as sgent for the government Of Cuba.
papers 10 secure the delivery INTO his
custody 81 Logs Darrell. now held under
arrest a. Balra, Portuguese East AZ ia,
for the murder Of a soldier Ia Cubs. The
case establishes a precedent AZ to extra
ditlon between Cuba and 6aEelgn coan-
srlcz
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VICTORY ron GEoRGETowN.
neat University of virginia by score
Of 10 20 o.

Washington. Nov. l7.-In hard-fought
rarne the Georgetown University football
team to-day worsted the University Of
virginia team by a score Of 70 60 o. Viz
GINA put up a strong game, but fumoled
twice at critical points, Georgetown won
largely through the superb kicking Of
Devlia. Gcoreetown's frst goal was a
free Kick. caused by Virginia's tnckiing
man having sigualled for free kick In
,be second half Georgetown got within a
ward OF goal and theu lost Il by holding
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-18
nrRroN oN IAsrncrIoN TorR.
chairman OF Rivers and BRrbors
Committee in the south.

chairman Of Rivers and HRrbors
Committee Ia the south.
New Orleans. Nov i7-Congressman
Theodore r. Burton OF Ohio. chairman Of
t.e rivers and harbors committee or the
House. arrived Ia this city tonight ac-
t.mrauied hy the members Of the Mis-
.upi river committee with whom he
tal ben on "a trip Of inspection Of the Mis-
.api giver and OF the Atchafalaya
.sor
The Congressman wlii leave Monday
t.rnt Tor Gndsden, Ala, where he Will
% over the Coosa river with a party Of
a business men. This river Is the one
N..'h u is desired 10 open 90 Allnnmn IN
o.i.r to give a deep water outlet 10 the
tel from tho Alabama coal fields
Nr Burton expressed the belief that the
AiawEIan canal bin would become a
ii" during the coming session Of Con-
Er..s
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RECEPTION ron KRUGER.
WIN ne Only Few Words of Wei
come when lie Lands.

Nasscllles. Nov. i7-The hnal arrange
Hols have been made Tor Mr.. Kruger's
option mere. The ceremony az the
landing place has been reduced 60 a few
lords Of welcome-the speech being re-
iFed for the banquet which vii De given
'N lonor 81 the ex-Presdcnt Of the Trans
'ah'- Evcn n the President IS not there.
any case the Boer officials Will be
present.
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pirminrham. Ala. Nov. 1.-THE Hayes
~,ng of me Knights Of Labor he'd an
other secret session to-day. it O. under
1901 there l. a disposition 20 adjourn az
once. while there d also an element which
savors longer session
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-18
Hampshire OF Other
Rema bic Recoye

MANCHESTER y. II According 20
ate advicss. Miss Blanche l. Rundlett
las made a complete recovery from ca
,arrh 81 the head which had caused
chronic running from tho ears. Ia medi-
al circles this cure has created de-
sided sensation Her own statement OF
the case Is as follows:
II have suffered FOR several years
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oUBA's CONVENTION.
Secretary Tamayo Defended Himself
From Attacks.

Havana. Nov. 1.-THE constitutional
convention held a short session to-day
Secretary Of State Tamayo addressed the
convention. defending himself from the
attacks made upon him yesterday by
Seniors GiberEa and Gomez. Senior Tam
nyo said the. election had been conducted
legally
The convention sustained the report OF
che Committee on Credentials by a vote
OF p 10 8. thus seating all the Havana
delegates.
The report % the Committee on Rules
vas laid upon the table. II viii be discuss.
cd Monday
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-18

Montgomery. Ala. Nov. l7.-Unlverssy
OF Alabama. s.: Alabama Agricultural and
Mechanical College. O..
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EvENTFUL WEEK IN germany.
MATTERS THAT FURNisH THE
room ron DISCUSSION.


Attempt on the Life OF the Emperor
40 Doubt the Woman Was De-
,.n,.a-openIng OF the ReiehsiaE'
r.,n... situation a. Viewed with
ont uope-Von BueIow II Extreme
n. IpcommunIcative baNeis
Time. before the Reiehst"@'
p.,,n NOV. 1.-THE attempt upon the
Ifo OF Emperor william. the opening OF
~. Reebs,ag ana the new situation IN
China by che reported willingness" OF inc
United states 70 cooperate with the row
ers IN Pckln. gave plenty Of tooi 'o'
discussion during the week
The Fmperor's wou.d-be assassin from
the latest reports. seems indeed 10 be df-
mentsd. Al the police inquiry to-day
the woman answered enc questions Pa'
TO her by saying:
Everybody tries 70 murder me. There
fore. must murder the Kaiser"
The press to-day points OUT that the
crime Is devoid Of political feature.
The China situation o. viewed hero
rather without hops The latest dll 10
matte news from Pekin emphasizes the
fact that there Is no reliable informa-
ton there regarding the intentions Of The
Empress Dowager and the Emperor. but
the prevailing opinion among tho envo s
,here b that they DO not intend 20 return
10 Pekin.
Uessrding the powers OF II Hung Chang
ana Prince ching for negotiating terms
OF settlements. there is the strongest doubt
among the ENJOYS. The statement ems >
mating from Washington that the Uniieh
states will hereafter act Jointly with tho
Powers and deprecauuR the reported in
tention TO interp0se obstacles 10 punitive
expeditions are received here with unani-
NOUS satisfaction. a number Of the papers
rairtfue out that once the Chinoae court
understands that there Is no split among
the Powers they VIII the more Willingly
give fulI satisfaction. However. the at
titude assumed by the Russian press this
week. which IS distinctly and violently
hostile toward Germany, arouses disqulet
here.
Lively Times Expected.
The coming week wll see lively times
in the Relehstag The first reading 81 the
China bin will open the slulces Of long
rcpressed eloquence. In the second part
Of the week the Socialist Interpolation
on the Posadowfky-B affair viii come
uD.
There has been general amazemcnt Ia
German polltica! circles that Count Won
.Iiueiow. since assuming the imperial
chauceilorshlp has become extremely I'M
communicative. thus reversing his former
habits NOBODY yet knows which way
the chancellor viii proceed regarditg the
home and foreign policy. All attempts
made by the press and party leaders to
draw him out have proved fruitless. but
various semi-onlclal utterances IN the
Munich. Berlin and Hamburg papers
show that Count Won Bueiow 10 no case
intends 40 incur from the start the onmlty
OF the Agrarians
The subject OF Boer immigration 90
Southwest Africa viii engage mo Relchs-
tags attention shortly, the government
having announced that such immigration
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Nome cIt, nrnusht sInch cold.

Eeatiie. wash Nov. 1.-Two hunir 4
and hfiy-nlno miners returned on H.
steamer Nome city. which arrived ~ m
the gold fields to-day. The vessels CIR o
consisted of about $1,000. principally ia
possession Of individuals.
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N HAMPTON ROADS.
Visiting Cruisers From France are
neing Cnnleh.

Norfolk Va. Nov 1.-THE French
cruisers Ccclle ana suchet arrived in
Hampton Roads from Baltimore this
morning and are now being coal,d Ga the
stream opposite seweus poirt sccfe-
'1u Dawes to-day sent letter 20 Ad-
m.rHi Richard. commanding the ieet. ca
''r4ing 10 him and his officers the prtti-
l--. of the rooms OF the Board q Trade
ana Business Mems Association.
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Lexington. Va. Nov. i5-Virgluia Mil
itary Institute. Al. Washington and Lee
University. o.