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and argument of the assistant at
torney general. Calvin Il. Reed, which
he furnished the chairman of the Sen
ate judiciary committee of the late
General Assembly. 1t is urged that the
provision of the act permitting n ver-
dict by less number than the whole
jury is wise once. and comedies with
the views of eminent jurists and 9TH
ers on this subject and that in this ad-
vanced age we should no longer cling
TO what is termed by some that relic of
barbarism and superstition" which re-
quires that verdict must be unani-
nous. Whether the innovation Is n
wise one or not can in no manner aid
the solution Of the question presented.
The sole inquiry is. Does the act con
filct with the constitution Of the slater
Following this declaration, Justice
Gabbert recites the history of litiga-
tion as to the size and powers Of juries
from the days OF the Plymouth colony
to the time of the adoption of most of
tile state constitutions. He adds as TO
Colorado:
"The language of the bill of =
relating TO juries in civil ach
that a jury in civil cases in all c,
may consist Of less than TIVE
men as may he prescribed by law
Justice Gnbbcrt adduces argumel
to show that the Legislap
could have reduced the number I
Jurors in civil cases to nine, had II
desired. but that II could not par
constitutional law prescribing tina
less number than the entire jury co
hand down n verdict which w0
stand In the light Of the implied rec
milton by the constitution of the CO ..
mon law relating TO the subject at is.
sue.
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THE STATE HERALD.
III PAINTER owner and Publisher.
HoLYoKn :. COLORADO.

The trades unions Of San Francisco
have raised nearly $4,000 by assess
ments and donations to maintain the
strikes of the planning mills in their
effort to gain an eight-hour working
day in California
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Ann,h., n,l,l.n n.frni.

Allwnl Nofih, Cape Colony. Dro, IL,
"A purity " iirnhan's Horse. consist.
INK mainly ~ raw recruits. engaged
n superior force of iiocfu, December
ii,ih. near InslfUnc. Orange illtcf
Colony. losing four killed, sixteen
wounded nnd 100 taken prisoners,
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tinually receiving reports of dissatis-
faction from the districts around Pc
kin under their special charge. The of
ficer In command has informed Gen
eral Gaselec that armed bands Of ma
tive Christians from the village Of Sou
ra-Noons. five miles southeast of Pekin,
are constantly moving about and levy
ing blackmail. The marauders are
Catholics. led by n French missionary
wearing Chinese clothing.
Tacoma, Wash, Dec. 17.-Kwang
Tung province, China, Is the scene of
another rebellion, according to Oriental
adviccs received here. Its leaders de-
clare their intention 10 substitute Chi
ncsc for Manchu rulers and TO bring
about the regeneration OF China along
Occidental lines. They favor foreign.
ers and have molested neither mission
aries nor converts.
Nine battles have been fought with
the imperial troops sent against them,
including n battle Mt Samtochuk, where
each side suffered the loss of several
hundred killed and each claimed the
victory. In eight other engagements
the rebels are reported to have been
completely victorious. They now have
10000 armed men In the field and pos
sess many towns. They are desirous
OF establishing provisional govern
mcnt. whereupon they intend to cut OF
their queues and wear European
clothes.
Berlin. Dec. ia portion OF the
German contingent that recently ar
rived from China was publicly received
here to-day In accordance with the cx-
press desire OF Emperor William, great
enthusiasm being displayed by the
crowds that lined the route from the
Lehrter railway station, which was
beautifully decorated.
The troops bore the shot-rlddled Ger
man flags which were taken into action
at the storming OF the Tnku forts. to-
geihcr with several captured Chinese
flags and guns. The procession went
TO the arscnnls. where there Chinese
colors were deposited. Everywhere the
men We're greeted with tumsltuous
cheering.
In front OF the arsenal were Emperor
william. the empress. Prince Henry OF
Prussia. Prince Ruprecht OF Bavaria.
Count Won Buelow, imperial chancel.
lor. members OF the general stan and
other persons OF high rank.
After saluting the troops the Kaiser
Inspected them. speaking to those who
hand been wounded or had received
decorations and then addressed all for.
mnlly.
London, Dec. ia Berlin CORE.
spond-nt asserts that Emperor WIN.
lam. when complimcntlng the troops,
said:
after to-day the army and navy
are one. The world shall know Chcrc
the emperor shook his marshal's baton
vigorously that where put my blue
boys nobody shall remove them"
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Professor George Wilson of the Ian.
der schools died n Lander on the iaih
instant, " consumption. lie wns Tor
mcrly resident Of Bunaio, Wyoming.
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nt,nn Crrrlra The l,innall.

Denver. Nov. rs william J,nninr.
NrSnn carried the klondike by M over.
wbclmlnH majority nt the last pfcsi.
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alone 90 blame for the disasters OF the
Tugcln campaign. and says:
"whcn comparable blupdcrs oc.
Cured In the navy. n court martial
mc,ed out Justice. Why. therefore.
should no, the same rule hold good In
the nrmyr'
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III
grcssionni library. A heavy rain storm
fortunately exilnrulshad the flames bc.
fore III. walls OF the building were In.
jurod. similar dcprciatlons were CON.
miticd nt the white House.
Lieutenant General Miles hnd n slight
accident while heading the centennial
parade. n break In his horses saddle
riffh giving ,hc general n fall. The
head OF III. parade Ind Just passed the
Presidents reviewing stand nnd Gen.
crnl Miles. having snlutcd the Prcsl.
dent. Ind turned his horse toward the
House wing ~ the capitol. The saddle
girih suddenly parted. mud General
Miles wna seen 10 fall sideways. Gen.
orni Miles suffered nothing save the
Inconvenience and annoyance OF the
accident
The cnrncrrionc Of the capitol wnH
laid by General Washington with Mn.
sonic ceremonies and n barbecue feast
ON September ~. iIn3. Seven years
later. IN November. the building was
sufficiently completed for Mr. Jcfror.
son, then Vice president, 10 cnli u Joint
session In the original senate chnmber,
which was IN the basement under whnt
II now the supreme Court The House
OF Representatives met IN temporary
quarters IN The basement opposite,
which II now occupied by offices nt.
tnchrd 10 The Hupromo Court. A fow
mouths later better accommodations
were prepared IN temporary building
Oh tic capitol grounds. called "ihu
oven" btcntsc ~ It's lack NJ ycnilln
ilon. The first permanent hnll VI rep.
rcHrninilvrs. which IL now the stntn.
nrt hall of the capitol. was occupied In
October, 1907.
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Charged by the Grand Jury With
Bribery. Soliciting Bribes
and EmbczZlcmcnt.
hPP0INTEES OF THE GOVERNOR.
Investigation Covered State and
Legislative Departments Only
Work May BE Contin-
ued in Near Future.

Lansing, Mich. Jan. s.-Thc Ingham
County Grand Jury. which created 4 series
| OF sensations by bringing bills nf iut;lcr-
ment charging several State officers with
| faErant criminal offens's. adjourned to-
DAY. the term of office of Circuit Judge
Person. who summoned the jury. having
expired.
In their final report 70 the court the
jurors said:
our entire session has been devoted to
Investigation OF State and legislative de-
partments. Certain offenscs against the
laws have been discovered and fndictme
found. Other misdemcanors partially ex-
aminsd into have not been fully investi-
gated for the reason that TO have done SO
would have required the abandonment of
tho cases IN hand
Judge Weist. successor tc Judge Person.
in dis"hargins the Grand Jury. said:
Il am convinced that much good would
result lf you rfEht continue in session
longer hpt as the next term Of this court
cHcus Monday n Mason and YOU were
called for tee Septemio- term at Lansing
4" avoid 80 question a. - the validity IF
your pr"cc.6inc= l deem it best To dis
charge YOU
a indicating that further Investigations
MI MI be m#dc by Il Low Grand Jury. Judge
a coward has no business. on the bench.
\ NI~h NHiN %e!piyei upon Judge Person.
VINO Cil't ~" jury He met IL. high
oN'E G'Ec!v'j upon you. You have met it,
\ EiGh Caty G"yolvcS upon me. To the
nest pi my ani!ty 1 shall meet II. With
me matter Of "AT"nsc tas between the co,In-
y ana th' SittCl have nothing To do II
haS NOT EE'n entertained by this court and
VIII not he for p momerr.'"
The following az" the persons who have
he.n Indicted and the offensrs alleged:
Edgar j. Adams. Speaker OF the Housa
bribery i'i
William =. French. state Land Conn,i.-
SioNtr, offering hrih's: Charles II Pratt.
agent for a Iawbook concern. Offering
byileS. '''@
Representative u. JuIson Hammond Of
Pontiac. soliciting hrih.s
Feed y. Maynard. ey-Attornev General.
:9lsI.nean"r in retaining part Of his CHEF
eral ' III" S'e' T''-
Colonel Harold \. Smith Assistant Quar-
Arthur r. Marsh. Adiu;ant Genera, and
ch1irTn IN 81 th" Republican state Central
.z'f Z. sutton. regent Of the T-nIvere!t,- NJ
fi.!llSaH anu member of Governor PIN
gre nlii'"rN staff. charged with alleged
1ffti ana cinh, zZi"ncnt in connection with
IN" E''e ana ai'cged repurchase Of military
one o. NOR" persons besides Sltrnp were
lhiiy!'d t1-day, but their names are not
positively Known rs Vet These will be ar
r3iGned on Monday. All the others appearc1
I2a & H'7,l..ient excepting General White |
Al the military men Indicted were ar-
polntees or thH Governor but il is REGARDED
IS serted thdt the Governor has NO kpo,.I
edge OF the alleged frauds,
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LOCAL AND ETRURRAN.

Seven cars were smashed I'm a freight
--reCk on the Wabash Railroad at Granite
City. III.
The poultry show closed. after the most
successful exhibition of the kind ever given
in St Louis.
charging him with shooting Saloonkeeper
picisticker early Saturday morning.
Admiral Dewey has accepted the invita-
Tigu to visit St Louis. He and Mrs. Dewey
vi; be here the first week in May.
Miss Lucy Badger. daughter Of former
r-tectIve Badger. married Doctor William
Beck of Springfield, Me, at that city.
William Luttke. Iaborcr. was held UP
by footpad. but did not lose his weeks
wages. because the money was In his dinner
pail.
''Senor di Quarry" the amusing Spanish
trickster asked for 8. .G09 for an orphan
girl" whom he represented to be the heir
&c $3.50. 90.
Mrs Virilda Rutherfori was awakened
by burglar. who pressed 4 revolver
against her head. After terrifying her f0r
some time. while she retained her cJ.U-
IsOsgre, he departed
Burton z. Newcornb Sustained re..cre
burns On his hands a rrsul, of tnc ~
plosion of "A lamp. He tried 20 carr the
blazing lamp out OF the home OF Doctor
Miles at Old Orchard.
a movement was started by a humber If
County Su1erin;endents OF Public Schools
To abolish teachers summer institutes. L.
r. Denny OF Attention. 81. Louis COUNT.
originated the agitation.
Aaron Wolisohn. who Was reported n
have committed suicide. and whose SUB
posed body was identified at Los Angeles.
Cal. arrived in st. Louis, and insists. tina.
he was the man who took out the isSlIT-
ance policy. hut does not know anything
about the man who was found dead
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TO-DAY'S NEWS IN BRIEF.
BUSINESS.

Discount rates were to per cent fol-
call and time loans. Clearings. G.7+2 03o
balances s6l9S2i. New York exchange ca
premium bid. 15C premium asked New Or
leans 1oc discoun. bid. par asked: Louis
vile. par bid. PC premium asked; Chicago
lac premium bid, 25c premium asked; Gin
cinnati. 1oc discount bid. par asked.
The local wheat market closed lower n
esssc b. Jan, 7ossc b. May. 6si4c July
.2d72I2c No. red. Corn closed steady a.
Soc n. Jan, 3l9.c b, May, 3ii.G3l'ec No.
white. Oats closed at 2ic n Jan. 242sc a
May, 2si4c No. 2.
At Chicago wheat closed lower Ar 65isc n
Jan. 6si2dSsesc May, 7sd69c July. Corr
closed at 3Oi. G3o2,c Jan, 33i2m33'-c May
327sc July. Oats closed at PC n. Jan, 232.,
May.
The local market for standard mess porl
closed steady at s9.I5 for old and at 81 q
for new. Prime steam lard closed firm al
5.fnc. choice at 5.s5c.
TIE local spot cotton market closed
steady
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WASHINGTON

Several witnesses testified at the inves-
tEatiOr OF the bribery charges against SEN
ator Clark of Montana
The hearing In the Roberts case viii be
closed next Wednesday, The defendant fin
ishcd his argument yesterday.
Charles Clafin Allen. Assistant City Coun-
selor OF 81. Louis. submitted an argument
against trusts before the Industrial Com
mission
The Navy Department has received an
interesting report from Captain Ieary, de-
failing his work in civiiizng the natives Of
Guam.
Representative Caldwell Of Illinois saws
fhat he probably Will be a candidate for re-
nomination and denies that he is seeking he
Guhernatorial nomination.
1t Is announced that the United States
have no concern in Frances naval demon
Etration. precipitated over Sar;o Domingo's
refusal to pay an old debt
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GENERAL DOMESTIC.

a settlement has been made cor a slave
bought forty years ago.
The winter course in horticulture and
agriculture has begun at tn. Stats Uniyer-
Si;y.
Kentucky Democrats are confident Of win
ming their contests for Governor and Lieu
tenant Governor
The defense of Julia Morrison. IN. sc-
t.ess. on trial for her life at Chat:aroor,
will plead insanity.
In the Normal School debate a; Warrcna-
burg the prizes were won ry Bert l.. Man
willie and X. f Stewart.
Four prisoners escaped from the DunlIiu
County Jail. Big rewards are offered for
the capture Of two Of them
Governor Tanner Of Illinois has called for
the designations OF tie trustees OF the
Western Illinois Normal School.
Robert Stevens charged with completely
IN the Humphries lyncEing, in Texas, wa.
convicted and sentenced to prison for life.
Henry Brunot pleaded guilty to the mur-
der of his aunt. near Pana, Ill. last April.
got Efe sentence. His mother was dis
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The cook places three heaping tea
spoons or Grape-NutS in "a saucer for each
guest ana ppurs over the food some hot
milk or hot water ana allows it to stand
hen minutes. then serve with rich cream
and sugar.
have served the C;rap.-Nuts food in this
Nay ~ my table To numerous friends some
"f Nh m 90 not care for IL dry. They are
enthusiastic about IL served hot and II is
20 great a ravn-ite with as that have been
tempted Z" write, suggesting that you add
INC #h"Ne recipe 10 your paCkag"." +. "
b'aVitt, minneapolis. Minn. tMr Ieavitt is
Supe'intence Mt Of the famous Housekeeper
MHgd2iuei.
NIts anu making from them tempting and
c'AclCds dishes The variety Of tastes can
u" suited. and under all circumstances il
may he remembered that the food Is first
perfectly and completely cooked at the fac
tory. and gives the highest form Of nour-
ishfnent = the human body for it Is di-
rectly used by the system TO rebuild the
brain and nerve centers.
Ten days trial by any thoughtful person
VIII provo the assertion.
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traband Of war on board The dispatch
adds that the steamer will resume her
voyage in a few days.
PORTUGALS REPLY.
Lisbon. Jan. 6-A semiofciaI note 30 tts
press regarding the Anglo-Gern1an agree
ment has just been issued. II is as fol-
lows:
The British and German Governments
having previously reached an agreement
between themselves. Informed Portugal th1.
In the event Of her contracting a large loan
for the purpoas Of reorganizing her finances.
the two Governments were disposed 20
guarantee the success Of the operation. A.
the SaIn9 time the Governments Of Great
Britain and Germany assured Portugal that
the basis of the agreement between them
was the recognition OF the integrity Of the
Portuguese colonial dominions and the
legitimacy Of Portuguese sovereignty over
the Portuguese possessions. Thsy further
suggested that In the event Of Portugal ac-
cepting a proposal concerning n loan tho
latter should he guaranteed by the colonial
and customs receipts. The Portuguese Gov
errment then declared FRAT II had no need
of such loan. and. according to our In
forma tion. has no such need to the present
day"
RUssIAs NOTE TO THE POWERS.
Berlin. Jan f-The Cologne Zeitrre's
correspondent telegraphs his paper that the
Russian Government recently addressed q
communication to the various Cabinets r.
sarding tn" stric,ness ~ the British censor
ship over telegrGms to and from tho South
African Republic which is seriously fncon-
veniencins trade and the official world OF
Europe
Tie communication. according to th, coz
respondent asks whether the dete,tio, nr
rejection OF private and official telaererDs
is in accordance with the stipuIatI.ns Of
the telegraph conventions arranged AZ g.
Petersburg IN 1925, and a. Ruda-Pesth in
1896
according 20 the Russian Government Ar
ticle Of the ST. Petersburg convention ami
clause IS cf that Of Buda- -Pesth. ar, appr,cs-
hla to the situation
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DEATHS.

FiHi -Sat,s,rday; January s. 1870 a. sn
District. y. ts second
ID, Due ns"i'r of funeral will he given. F,-or,
~ r tEId'MAN ~ Maplewood Of ds,btr.,,.
M'il,n thZabeIh FetiIuan daughter .f II.rbeHi;
and HaTI l. Fsldman. nee PIckeI - i'''"e''
in'efn'rht private from College church
'sll-i,t-Is o"uushly. Of cerpbrn-sri,at ,,er4,
ziitS IlHr"tfy younger dauehtar - n, u.e"'i,
an ia 81 'I!heFt aged years ami = b,1o,n=
fsh"fdi sunday. January : AT . n =, r.,
rrfi1ence 4iii Laeiee ave Interm.nt ~, .,,h
rarr,r, 3 ,sd NJ, n,.rfd into rest on Saturday
Girra GnsT hqeoand no or Anna swohoa father "f FER
ha1 M2she.: , NaIy y fhal ami Anna Heisel me- s,
at i;So q. NJ. from family reS,Ss,.s a.,s a
jefferson ave- 'eSAuencs 0VS =,
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ssupcp>ia Tablets

! Promote digestion and cure dyspepsia.
! Price Fifty Cents Sold by all druggists $
nndpr an absolute guarantee to give i'm
mediate relief and permanently cure stonl-
3ch irregularities. indigestion ana dySpep-
| sla- Money returned in all instances where
they fail. Forwarded by mail On receipt Of
purchase price 10y the Eupepsia Co.. G23
Clark avenYe, ST. Louis. Mo.--Ad2.
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THE VICTORIA AT MANILA.
PHILIPPINES QUARANTINE.

Washington. Jan. a--ror the purpose nj
preventing the spread Of tho hUtonic uiaaua
in tho Philippine Islands, President Mckln-
ley has issued proclamation plaring the
sanitary administrators: Of the Islands under
the control of tEe Marine Hospital Service.
This Proclamation has been incorporated hy.
Secretary Root in an order which will he
forwarded at once 70 General Otis. With
instructions 10 p.acc il in immediate opera
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charged Sibley will he tried mex: Wednes-
day.
Burglars blew open a safe shortly after
noon I'm an office building In Quincy, H..
and escaped with slo5 in cash and 5000
In notes Of the St Aloysius Orphan So
Ciery.
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suR.rNEL NOT FOR ENGLAND.

Lorenzo MarQucZ.
sUH.PNEL NOT FOR ENGLAND.
Berlin. Jan. G.-The correspondent 4 the
Associated Press had an interview tonight
with a high official who said that the inter
national questions involved in the seizHres
Of German vessels by British naval com
nanders are s0 complicated and ~ diTnly
defined that an agreement between England
and Germany will necessarily hn slow
AT any rate he continued. we must
first await the sentence Of the prize court
before "" object thereto"
The Associated Press correepauden, learns
reliably tonight that the German Govern
meHt will forbid the export by the krupps
Of steel shrapuel shells for England
FOREIGN OFFICE: ACTIVITY
l.ond II. Jan. 6.-I.o-d Salisbury came to
London from Hatfield House at noon to
daf. somewhat contrary tn his custom, and
proceeded iiTeCt to TN" Foreign once. where
he spent the greater part Of the afternoon
N"t only Lord Salisbury bur the entire do
pG:tfrent manifested extraordinary signs
Of activity The Attorney 'ieucrai Sir
Hi"ha:d webster. WAS summoned from the
country and the Solicitor General. S'r II Il
Flni2y. was ais" in attendance The Por-
tugIes" Minister. Senior de Several. called
al me Foreign Office during the afternoon.
NhiI" no dnnCEacemer; was made a. 20
IN" subject Of the meeting it was under
stood the subjects under consideration We're
international II" points and the stop
page Of German steamers ON thair way 20
beiagoa Bay and the supplies Of american
provisions 20 tho R0ecs
BERLIN WANTS HELP
Berlin. Saturday, jan 6-,Copyri-Ht. laI.
by james Gordon Brunett1-In dirloaia'ic
circles IL is expected that If England con
tiDucs to capture ships. other Powers. nJta-
bly, the nited states. will take action SINH
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can be settled by American representations
| Ambassador Choate will he instructed 10
| dea! with them without reference to the
! wishes of other Governments
| I-o:d Salisbury has Informed Mr. Choate
! that prompt investigation of the seizure
! of American cargoes will be made. and has
I Indicated that the matter will he satisfac-
| to-ily arranged
| messenger from the British Embassy
| appeared At the State Tspartment after
y m to-day with bulky document con-
| corning the American contention a. TO the
! seizure of American -four near Delsgoa
! Ray
II may he stated authoritatively that the
dispute between Great Britain and the
tnIted States gili b. amicably settled.
An abstract Of the British reply to the
/ manuscript of instruction received by Am
hdssstdor Choate probably will be made
public on Monday. There Is reason to be-
lieve hat when the British reply Is official
" PROMULGATED n viii be- found that the
"VcrshhGuWiLg question Shall corn -four or
n"f! be coutratard of war?-wiIl be an
sWcred 20 the satisfaction of this country
IN the negative.
This Will he merely 4 repetition Ct the
point made in the past by the Pr:tish Gov
Hfrn'ent. which. realizing the distress that
would come TO England in the event OF L
war With IL maritime P0wsr. if -four. corn
and meal Were regarded as courrrhauJ, 81
III transit 10 the camp - the enemy or &C
credlt'd agents a.: the enemy.
CHoATE STANDS FIRM.
SPECIAL EY CABLE.
London. Jan. s.-tCoryrigh'. 1901. by ".
X HearstD -tnrt! Salisbury has promised
Ambassador Choa:e an answer on Monday
10 America demands relative to the seiz-
VI" ~ the MaShOEas cargo. ChOate stands
arm ~ the demands as presented. letting
the , BI ttah Government do all the thinking
and explaining.
The Ambassador has gone out Of town
over sunday
II Is tho belief among diplomats that
Americas position will he recognized. II
Sc. Brtatn's attempt to close Dclagoa Bay
against all commerce. whether contraband
or not. VIII prove failure
THE GENERAL RELEASED.
Berlin. Jan "a dispatch received here
from Adrr. the British fortified port at
'hH southern entrarC CO Of the Red Sea
says that tho authorities Of that place have
rv"cunccd all further search OF the I'M
ftrlai German mail steamer General. de-
tained there under suspicion Of having CON
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FOREIGN

The Pope has indicated Cardinal Gott, rs
his choice fer his successor
Lady Sarah Wilson has had some thrill
ing adventures with the R1ers in the
IranVaal and English society nows refers
10 her as the modern Joan O? Arc
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Berlin Government to Prohibit the
krupps From Exporting
Shells.
SHARP INTERNATIONAL CRISIS.
British Foreign Office Active
'hoate Standing Firm-.tmn:-
lea VIII Not Join Germany
in Joint Representations.

Durham Jan. s-The German steamer
H"rz"c has been seized by n British way
ship and brought to this port
The German cruiser Condor arrived 1T
Durham Thursday and started FriIry f"-