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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-26
PEARY IN GOOD CONDITION.
lie Writes 90 Hi- wife of Hi~ Expert
cnce. In His Latest search for
lhr Nnrih pnIr.

New York. Nov Is Herbert L. Bridg
man. secretary OF the Peary Arctic club
Tonight gave out extracts from letters
received by Mrs. Peary from her husband.
Lieut. Peary. the Arctic explorer.
For, Conrcr. Lady Franklin BAY,
March a. 1870 Just "a line 20 go down
to whaler by returning natives. ar
rived here at midnight Of the 2Sth. q days
from Eiah. Six and one-half days Of
this time We were held In camp hy heavy
Wind storms The doctor and Henson
each lcft Etah with natives before We
arrived here The journey was a tedious
ore owing to the storms. hut not an un-
comfortable one foT me. A number Of
the dogs died on the way. but ! had an
ample number for the work ahead. Twen-
ty-one musk oxen were killed in sight of
the fort the day before I arrived so We
have an ahuud1ut supply ~ fresh meat
After ressiug and feeding the dogs a
few days longer 7 shall go on with Mott
and the best Eskimoa. up the Northeast
Greenland coast. The doctor and the 9th
er Eskinoe VIII remain az the fort hunt
ing am in good condition and the jour
ney shows me that am myself again.
II do my work this spring ! shall come
back and hasten down 20 meet the ship
ana turn hack with her I hope to write
again by nRsives whom ] shall send bacf,
from some point up the Greenland coast.
Dr Didnok wishes to be- remembered"
The second extract follows:
Cape g dUrviile. Grinnellaud March r..
isoo Il write this note on the chance Of
Stein and Dr. Kahn reaching Upusauk
hy way 81 Melville Ray. The fan and
winter passed comfortably at Etah with
out even "a days iudsposisi0n on my part.
/ have husbandod myself carefully My
feet have given me very little trouble
and now I feel that ! am myself again.
I am nov a. the WindwnutE winter
quarters with the rear division. Mott and
the doctor are ahead with two other d.
visions. all on the way 10 ConRer. All but
u few Of the natives will return az once
from thcrc. leaving n few with me
shall push on from COngcr without deioy.
perhaps by way OF the Greenland coast.
I shall strain every nerve and God will
ing shaii 10 my work this srplnE. and
that I may cocm back this summer"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-26
WOMAN STARVING on STREET.
HAD Gone 20 New York From Omaha
ia search of Her Husband.

New York. Nov 25.-A policeman found
a starving woman with her is-months
starving girl baby on Broadway this aft
ernoon. the clothing OF both being sat
urated with the rain. and the woman wan
dering nimlessiy about in a haif-dazcd
condition she 10 Claudia Staples Of Oma-
ha. Ia search Of her husband. who she
SAYS hss deserted her. Her father is a
ranch owner outside Omaha.
The woman g. 35 years old. and was clad
In ragged clothing Her baby was mucl
better clothed The womans mind WAS
Almost waudering from the lack Of n0ur-
ishment She wac taken 10 "a police sta
tion. aud wnen it Was found she had been
about four DAYS without food. = suitable
M was provided Tho mother and
baby were sent 10 Bellevue Hospital.
The woman told q story OF having been
deserted Dy her husband and OF leaving
two children IN omaha. while she came
East iu search of him. taking the young
est chiid with her Her money did not
last when she got TO New York. and she
finally went into the nails Of buildings 20
sleep.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-26
GERMAN MUST GIVE IN.
Little for Her 60 DO ~ other Powers
Favor Moderation.


London. Nov 26.-Mild satisfaction Is
expressed in the London papers this morn
Ing at the news that the diplomats IN
pek.u have arrived az preliminary IN
dcrstandiua. but no great confidence seems
TO be felt that any real step has been
made W the endless negotiations.
II Is recognized that there Is htilo for
Germany to do but 20 concedc. wherever
the United states and Russia agree The
Standard says:
IT Is hardly possible Tor Germany 70
ho.d out deeply offended as she is n the
United States. Russia. France and Japan
are disposed 20 moderation. our Berlin
correspondent believes that Germany Is
prepared 10 waive the death penalty.
'Ihe foreign envoys have agreed to de-
maud' says "a special dispatch from Pc
kin. "nn extension OF the legation area
50 as 10 embrace everything from the
Ha Tu Men gate to the Tsion Mon gate
between walls u che imperial and Tartar
cities. strip Of land a milo long and a
third OF a mile wide. NJ DeGiers Rus
sian minister has declined 20 yield on the
indemnity question and some kind OF a
verbal compromise has been arranged"
The Morning Post publishes the follow
Ing from its Pckin correspondent. dated
Saturday:
Wang Wen Chao" now a cabinet min
lister, has written 70 Sir Robert Hart fr m
Sian Fu that Empofor kwnng Hsu would
he glad 20 return to Pekln. but that Ills
Majesty would lose his face II foreign
troops were there"
The Tion Tsln correspondent o. the
standard asserts that the Russian volte
face dates from the Cars Illness"
Shanghai sends another batch OF reports
from Chinese sources. Among these is
a rumor that the allies have reached Wei
Hui Fu. 80 miles east OF Sian Fu and
are proceeding westward. Another IS
chat the Tao Tai Of Gnu Chau Fu IN
the province OF che Kiang. has been dis
missed and sixteen ringlcaders Of mis-
slouary murders have been casturcd. a
third says thot a Chinese official has ar
rived az the capital OF the province Of
IIu Nan with orders 10 organize militia
force Of 5000 Boxers.
The Shanghai correspondent of the Daily
Express wires that the Russians are as
surlng che Chinese that the Amur mas
facres were really rcpugnant 20 tho Rus
sian officers. Sut were carried out under
orders Of Count Won Waidcrsoc.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-26
nan TANeLE N roRrO nIco.
TITLES Are All Mixed ~ and Good
Roads Are Needed.

Warrington Nov 25.-Thc Commission
er Of the Interior for Porto Rico. william
II. Elliott in hls annual report to the
Secretary Of the Interior. says much ex-
pert manipulation as well as detective in
genuity viii be nec'icd to untangle the
mass Of croes titles. duplication and lap
ping OF grants and concessions ana un-
authorized occupation OF public lands that
have grown with tho centuries OF rule
in tho interest 81 the favored few. The
archives of the island are in a disOrdereI
condition.
The FIRST great crying need OF Porto
Rico the report says. Is good roads At
the time ~ American occupation. there
was only ono really good road that from
San Juan TO Ponce. and most Of the
island was. and practically remains. with
out other means of reaching market or
communication between towns than over
diapidatcd ana dangerous trails. often
impassahle for days. lE an streams there
arc torrcntial The productivencss OF the
soil is 20 great ana the necessities for ex-
isienco 10 inexpensive that people can and
Do live and multiply IN mountain districts
but remain forever poor ana ignorant
Permanent roads, n Is predicted. will
work ouf the sadly needed reforms IN ed
ucafiou
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-26
KILLED Young MILLIONAIRE.
a Ncwspsper Man stabbed Him TO
Death an Minneapolis.

Minneapolis MINI. Nov 25-Frank ".
Hamilton. a Minneapolis newspaper man.
is a prisoner. charged with stabblng q
death Leonard Day Young millionaire
society man of the city. at the West Ho-
tol to-day.
The tragedy took place in the billiard
room OF the West Hotel at o'clock III
the morning after quarrel. participated
iu hy Hamilton. Day aud a number u
other prominent men. All had been drink
ing n was cald. TO "a considerable extent
The men who had taken rart in the a.
fray al once left the place. but were later
found by the police. who took charge of
the case There was a long cut on the
top OF the dead mans head his face and
wrist were badly bruised and knife
thrust on the left side 81 the neck hal
severed the sub-clayian artery.
Coroner Nelson. AZ the request ~ friends
Of the prisoner and Of the dead man hell
an Inquest this afternoon. when all wit
nesses Of the tragedy testified None saw
the fatal blow struck but all agreed that
Hamilton was the only man with whom
Day had been lighting.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-26
WHEELER AND HoBsoN.
They spoke 90 an Audience of 1000
la Carnegie Hall.

Ia Carnegie Hall.
New York Nov p Gen Joseph wheel
er spoke on the subject u "Our Country.
Its Progress and les Trumphs." and
Lieut. Richmond p liobson on An Ap-
probation Of the Life AMI Service ot Al
miral Philip 70 2ooo people in Carnegie
Han to-day
None Of the peoples triumphs." said
Gen. Wheeler. would be Of any value un-
less coupled with the Christian religion.
The progress Of our country Is due more
Go the Christian religion and it, practice
than an else combined You have heard
a great deal about abolishing the canteen.
but the people seeking this promised to
put nothing in its place and have been
confronted BY the argument that the can
teen was better than the saloon. Co which
the men would otherwise 20. But the
problem has been attempted In a different
way here in New York. You are doing
away with the canteen by setting up the
Y II. c. A."
The latter part OF his address was on
the desirability OF retaining the Philip
utncs
Lieut.. Hobson's address was n review
Of the life OF Admiral Philip as an officer
aud a Christian. Gen. O. o. Howard pre-.
sided
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-26
CAR is IN DANGER
Fatal ISSUE or MS. ILLNESS Is
GRAVELY FEARED.
HIS DISEASE IS COMPLICATED
urLLETINS HAVE CONCEALED THE
GRAVITY or HIs CASE.

ueside- Typhoid Fever With Pecto-
rni Complications. he l. said to
nave nrnin Fever. the Result of a
wound Received in Japan-uinis-
ter. Have Assumed Wider Powers.
but business OF Many onices Is at "A
stnndztiil.
Berlin. Nov. 25-The following dispatch
dated ST. Petcrshurg Nov. =. 3.i9 a. m,
has boon received here.
"r, pcrsistcnuy rumored in 81. Pc
sersburr ,hat the condition of Emperor
Ni.no.as is cridcal well-informed people
hero declare that the disease has made
far sr.ater progress than the Cars phy-
eIean. have publicly admitted a fatal
issue d.. now gravely feared.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-26

50 Petersburg. Saturday. Nov 24.-From
three sources OF information directly
connected with as many ministries Of
stass. the ST. Petersburg correspondent
OF the Associated Press to-day ascertaincd
rhat imperial officials are becoming ex-
trsm,v pessimistlc regarding the condi-
tlon 90 Emperor Nicholas and assert that
the rIvada bulletins conceal the gravity
az DIS ILLNESS.
In spite of che notorious case with
which an alarmist rumor can be circulated
in ihc Russian capital. many good
Judges believe that the chances OF the
Czars recovery are diminishing.
one report says that the Emperor, in
addition 10 typhoid fever with pectoral
complications. has brain fever. the result
- the blow ne received from fanatical
policeman during his tour 80 Japan an'l
50 is even asserted IN some quarters tha,
tfepannlug has become necessary.
Although the imperial ministers have a.
s8mcd wider powers in administration
succ His Majesty's illness began. the
whole machinery of government IS affect
90 NN NIr tlrt AliiAf anu AAthF hHt'at '-
ucnts are almost a. q standsuil. Russian
iIwr md customs impose an immense bur
ON Of detail work. particularly in thS
matter OF signatures upon the Czar. for
example. numerous special pensions, whose
rsyment on each occasion requires the
Emperor's name.
what the Bulletin says.
sd Petersburg Nov. .. Il m.-The fol-
fuag bulletin was issued this morning
O. iivadia
The Czar passed a quiet day yesterday.
A O'Clock yesterday afternoon his tenn
r-ature rose 20 1850 the pulse being IS
A. O'Clock in the evening the tempera-
t-s was ioe. The pulse So
iis Majesty slept well during tho
r-1t This morning his general coudl-
r and strength are satisfactory. TEN
iture 99.5. pulse q. No complication
itcver have been Observed
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-26
ARMS STORED IN TAMPA.
Truce Has Been called netwecn nj
val Labor Unions ana Enort
wan ne Made for Peace.

Tampa. Fla Nov. - The sympathetic
strike. whIch was TO have gone into e.
feet here Tomorrow morning. has been
postponed
A committee from all The labor unions
On the city mo, Manuel Rivera Of tho
Rcsis,enca committee tonight They
had submitted ap amendment So article
c.sht allowing the international Union
to form unions ana Rcsistencia refused
o. agree to thc amendment Rivera de-
uvered the refusal impresslvcly AMI
the meeting was chaotic Tor few mo-
meu,s.
Members of the trades assembly said
tacy VIII not bo respoosiole FOR the con
sequences which wouh follow Rivera
sald if the Iutcruauounls were not sntis-
ned his people would bc willing 20 reopen
the question. % any one thought any
good could come of o. but he did not
thiA that would bo of any urc.
II was finally agreed that each union
should appoint committee of ave ami
absolutely leave tho entire question 20
them ard abide hy their decision. The
trades assembly then agreed Co postpone
the general strike until the said commit
tees could meet.
This temporarily relieves very critical
condition for thc situation has been
strained considerably and there are good
reasons 20 bcicve that there arc large
quantities Of arms and ammunition stored
mere in anticipation ~ serious conflict
as a result of me proposed general strike
Tho committees meet tomorrow morning
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-26
ROBERTS WANTS NEW TnooPs.
His Request for 10000 Fresh Ones
Has Been Declined.

London. Nov 26-"we understand" "
says che Daily Express this morning.
chat Lord Roberts recently requested
the government TO send aooo regulars to
South Africa TO relieve the same number
still Ia the field. but that bis request was
declined on the score 81 expense"
After condemning me governmeuts re-
fusaI as "ruinous economy" tAe Daily
Express goes on TO describe lord kitcn-
encrs drastic p.un of operations
"He will cndcavor 20 isolate the com
mandoos % says. and 90 move suspected
Bocr families into Earrisoned towns. He
viii clear troublesome districts coniin-
INK he population in iaaRer. II necessary.
and will take or destroy au food sup
piles. punish treachery by death or trans
portatiou. rlze Villages guilty OF treason
nble acts and destroy ar farms in the
vicinity OF railway or telegraph cutting -"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-26
IN SOUTH AMERICA
ADOPTION oF ARBITR ALTON MAY
ANI.HT 4 CRISIS.
WAS DECIDED ON AT MADRID
CHILL ALONE MADE PROTEST
AGAINST THE ACTION.


Decision Provides Thnf@Gunrantees
shall Bc Given Tor Following ont
the Conclusion. 81 Arbitration
TrihunnIs-rhe TroubIc nrt,xeen
ChiIi nnd p~ru-HrastI and Argen-
tina Fear increase Of Chilrs MiiI-
,nr, For..
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regarded Ia south American quarters as
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thrcatcning 20 bring about a general
crisis In South American countrl,. sos-
eral events have occurred recently indl-
eating a widespread movement Peru has
.
her provinces OF lachh anu area Whl1n
arc a sort of border hostage held for che
last ten years. bv Chilli RoiIvia IS in
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~ $50
mas iosl hef s'"co'at To 'hlll' "hi is no"
seeking 70 save part Of g.
Tho latter Question was brought 90 a
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strucd as an ulumatum. requiring ho-
uvta publlclv to acknov,ledse bv treaty
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In question
About a month ago Chilli adopted the
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where 'htcf Concern is caused.
/ But the chlef concern has been express
/ "a IN Argentina ana Brazii ~ o d the
I feeling in those countries thai the pow-
! erfuI armnments OF chill ar. not required
/ AGAINST such snfeebleI states a. Peru.
I RolIvin. Ecuador aud tho other Northern
/ republics but will b.. uss.i against Chllrs
more powerful neiehb0f. la lbe south
/ Argentine ana Cbtu are etp,r.te1 D., -
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-26
FALSE rnNsIoN AFFIDAVIT.
Gen. Theodore q. brown sent 20 jail
for six Months.

Chicago. Nov. E-Gen. Theodore =.
Brown has been scnRuced by Judge Kohl
saat TO serve six months IN the Dupage
county jan for violation % the pension
law The defendant was convicted %
making q false affidavit in regard to the
pension claim OF Mrs. Florence l. Hail.
a widow.
Gen Brown b. 81 year Ola. member
of the Grand Army of the Republic and
has an honorable war record He IS snid
70 have a family ~ the Enst. bur has uot
lived with them for several years. Mrs.
Hall was on the pension rolls because oi
the services Of her husband
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-26
THEY HAVE AGREED
THE MINISTER'S ~ PEKIN HAVF;
COME TO TERMS.
READY TO TALK TO CHINA
NOTE MUST ne APPROVED FIRST
ny the POWERS.

The Terms Are Said 60 he similar
Note-They Insist on Punishmcnt
of the Guilty. Indemnity toGoNcrn-
ments and individuals. strong Lc-
Eation Guards. and Occupation OF
Important Points.
Pelln. Saturday. Nov 2t-rhe diplo-
matte body held hnal meeting this morn
ing and agreed upon the terms Of tae
preliminary treaty Nothing now remains
except to secure tho approval OF the re-
spective governments before definite ne
gojlatious with tho Chinese peace COM
missionens are bcgun
The precise terms OF the settlement have
not yet been made publ, here but BE- i-
believed outside the diplomats oorp'
that the main points are in substantial
agreement with those contained ln tho
French note 20 the Powers, namely. pun
ishment for the guilty. indemnity 20 gov
ernmcnts and individuals. retention Of
strong legation guards, and the occupation
OF certain places between Pekin and Taku.
A party Of American cavalry went TO-
day 10 disperse band Of bandits in a
village sixteen miles from Pckin. The
village was found strongly fortified. but
the Americans attacked ana captured o.
killing seven Chinese
A secret edict from Sian Fu 20 the pro-
yincial viceroys and governors orders
them TO cease the manufacture OF moiern
arms and TO revert 10 the Old type Of
weapons because modern arms have
proved utterly useless against the foreign-
ara
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-26
McGovEnN TO MEEr JORDAN.
wiII FiRht the EnRIi-hmsn for a
Purse of $4,000.

Chicago. Nov 25.-Tcrry McGovern to-
day signed articles 10 meet Ben jordan
OF England IN a six-round contest az Tat.
tersalrs some time in January or Febru.
ary The agh, Is to be Tor the interna.
tlonai feafherwclsht championship and a
purse Of $500 AZ Jordan offered 70 meet
MrGovcrn FOR "a purse Of s. 90 90 London
lt ia believed that the Eugishman vii
have no hes.tancy in mixing the matcl
for the Chicago offer.
McoGvern aErosa 90 let Jorion weigh
in az ~ pounds at o'clock the day OF
the nHht
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-26
what the Bulletin says.
QUEEN HEARS FRoM can.
Nothing Yet 20 Confirm the Many
Alarming Rupors.

Alarming Rupiors.
london Nov. cG-whle the latest hul-
i.au regarding the Cars condition g.
zach Jess favorable than It's predeces-
t-s there is nothing as yet to confirm
hHrming rumors.
queen Victoria daily receives a tole-
8 m from the Czlriua. and IL is under
f.od that 10 exceptional anxiety Is yet
played
According 10 the Moscow correspondent
the Daily Express. an exam nation of
'.e wen water used for drinking pur-
io-es a. Livadia proved the presence Of
'phoI germs. An Odessa dispatch TO
fe Daily News. datei THURSDAY. says.
Reports for the last two days iudi ate
'orous decline In the strength OF the
Car"
Russian censorship prevents any Leak
ore OF news Il Is understood that the
'-arina viii remain at Livadia for her
ouchement. and even under the best
editions Il will be impossible TO remove
ine car before February.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-26
EXPLOSION KILLED THREE.
Roller blew - ON n Lighter at sauIt
STE. Marie.

sault ste. Marie. Mich. Nov. 25.-whlle
Hghtcring ore from the steamer Eilwood
in Mud lake to-day the forward boiler
on the lighter Stewart exploded killing
two men. fatally lHiuriug one. and severe
ly iniuring seven others
The dead are Louis Carpenter of Kan
Kin. william Mcklnzie Of Detour Jack
henderson. 500. skull badly fractured.
will die.
Seriously Injured John Warner OF 500.
badly scaided. may recover Thomas Mel
vil. Detour. william McGregor. John
cairns Cant Rawllns Of 500. al badly
injured. but IL is thought they may re.
cover.
A man named Hilder Of 500. Is mis-.
sing and q thought % have been blown
into the water ard drowned
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-26
SEVERE BATTLE ON PANAY.
Americans Lost Three kuIed. In
Guiding Lieutenant-Thry
hiIIcd tO3 Of the Insurgents.


knIcd to3 Of the Insurg~nts.
Manila. Nov. 2i-Particuars have Just
been received from Iloilo OF the battle Of
oct. % at Bagusou. island OF Panay. when
90 ho1omen and 81 riaemen attacked che
Americans. who lost three killed IAcut
II NJ Koou,z. serg, Kitchen and Corpl.
Burns. an OF Company r. Forty-fourth
Innutry
Corp Burns wos boIoed while recon
noitcrng. aud Lieut. Koontz and scrgt
Kitchen we're pierced by spears while go
ius TO relieve an outnost.
when the garrison Ia force attacked the
rebels for,y-nine OF the latter were XIII
cd
None 81 the other parties Of attacking
natives made much Of stand aud the
Insurgents lost los killed all told.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-26
WAYS TO HELr KRuGER.
Paris Journals Make Suggestions for
European Powers.

Paris. Nov. 25. $50 q. m.-The morning
papers suggest various ways Of assisting
Mr.. Krugers cause.
The Intransigcant coutemplates the for
nation OF an international conference Of
LEADING Journalists nt the European cap
unls with "a view of discovering practical
vsavs of helping the Beers
The Repuhnque is persuaded that " Eu-
ropcan governments would remind Grea'
Britain that she signed The Hague Con
ventou. good would follow. and that there
would be- no risk iu taking such "a step.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-26
Ln,,son pefeatea Nel.on.

.s Angeles. Cal. Nov. q. In i5-mue
9r paced race on the indoor bicycle
az the Nciodrome yesterday. Gus
defeated John Nelson. the m d1le
nee champion Lawson won by
t.er OF q mile and incidentally lowered
word record by 81 seconds his time
s12
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-26
nODRIGUEZ NAY FIGHT.
said to Have Challenged la Lucha'S
Editor to Duel.

Havana. Nov 25.-Ii is said that Gen
Rodriguez. Mayor OF Havana. has chal-
icnged seuor san Miguel. editor Of La
I.ucha. 20 fight a duel On consequence OF
an alleged uDc.ous article attacking the
integrity Of the Mayors office. Gen
Rodriguez has named Senior Alonan as his
second.
LaI.ucha publishes q statement to-day
that 10 hsd mo- intention Of attacking the
character OF tine Mayor.
Both parties DENY that the matter Will
ae carried any further but the friends
OF both say that the denial s only rusc
10 put the police on the scent.