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North Park union., 1900-06-15
FORTUNE TELLER
Cursed the Judge and Court Omcers Il
Her Conviction.

Cursed the Judge and Court Omcers for
Her Conviction.
Camden On J) special New York
World: Cold chills crept up and down
the back of Judge Armstrong and the
officials in the Quarter Sessions court
this afternoon as Rebecca Peters call
ed down bitter curses upon them all
There seemed to be spell" in the
court, until finally an officer plncked
dp courage enough to take the woman
across the Bridge Of Signs" to the
county Jail She was unable to pay q
ane OF 800 for telling fortunes. Mrs.
by Miss Jennie Kuhn with failing &c
return $37 which she had obtained up.
IN a promise to return Miss Kuhn's
over to her. Mrs. Peters advised Miss
Kuhn to skin cat. boil the carcass
bathe In the water. then take walk
around a block without her usual ap-
parel. Miss Kuhn. finding that the
charm failed to have the promised re-
lult, demanded the return Of her $37
whereupon. 1t Is alleged. the soothsayei
violently elected her from the house
In sentencing her Judge Armstrong
said that 1t was only the fact that II
was her first offense that saved her
from Imprisonment. The Judge warned
superstitious people to beware Of such
frauds as Mrs. Peters. and declared
that many dupes In Camden encour.
aged people of the woman's class tc
conduct the fortune-telling business
He warned soothsayers that the court
would deal severely with them II they
should be brought before 1t.
North Park union., 1900-06-15
CRUELTY TO CHINESE.
CAUSE OF THE "soxERs" RAIDS
9srnan and Belgian Enginssrs Said =
Have Provoked Attacks BY Raising
Houses. ssixing Supplies, and Inprss-
alnG Labor.

In regard to the causes for the for
nation Of the Chinese society known
IA Boxers" W. E. Curtis, well in
formed correspondent of the Chicago
Record, says:
II realize that It Is a very unpopu-
lar position, but nevertheless there are
two sides to the story of the Boxers"
in China. You will notice by the dis
patches that there are railroad riots in
the Shantung province, and the Bel
gian and German railway engineers
have been assaulted and are afraid Of
assa ssina ton, and that work has been
suspended on certain portions Of the
line now under construction. l have
alluded to this matter before, and
while no one can justify assassination
or approve the cowarlly methods
which the Boxers" have adopted to
revenge themselves upon the foreign
devils'' that have invaded their coun-
try, they can at least plead extraordin-
ary provOcation. for the Germans and
the Belgians who are constructing rail-
roads In the Shnntung province have
treated the natives In a most abOmin-
able manner and have provoked the
riots OF which they now complain.
That portion Of China is one of the
most densely populated sections of the
earth. and the people have Il desperate
struggle for existence. Every inch of
ground is cultivated; every straw and
every sprig of vegetation is utilized in
some way for the support Of life. The
country is divided into little farms,
which are cultivated almost with mi
croscope, one might say. because it is
necessary for the subsistence of some
family, and the dead are buried In the
I.lv H.
Through this country and under
these conditions railways are being
constructed by German and Belgian
engineers, who show a most brutal in
North Park union., 1900-06-15

Hon. ". v. Sullivan. u. 9. Senator from
Mississippi.
Hon. W. v. Sullivan. United States
Senator from Mississippi. In letter
recently written to DR.. Hartman from
Oxford. Miss. says the following:
For some time have been . suf-
ferer from catarrh In its most incipient
stage. SO much so that became alarm
ed az to my general health. But. hear
Ing Of Pe-ru-na az a good remedy. I
gave 1t fair trial and soon began to
improve. Its effects were distinctly
beneficial, removing the annoying
symptoms. and was particularly good
as tonic.
II take pleasure In recommending
your great national catarrh cure. Pc
ru-na, as the best I have ever, tried" :"
wv. v. Sullivan"
Pernna cures catarrh wherever To-
Gated. Peruna has no substitutes-no
rivals. Insist upon having Peruna.
Address The Peruna Medicine Co..
Columbus. O., for free book on ca
tarrh.
North Park union., 1900-06-15
IMLsied EnRlish.

: Washington special New York
World: Representative Swanson. Of
Virginia, today added some false syn
tax to the Congressional Record that
will hardly be equaled during the few
remaining days of the session. He was
talking about the fast mail service.
There are only two trains day." he
shouted. Are there not four?" aske,'
q Republican NO said Swanson
fiercely; there are only two and there
used to didn't be but one"
North Park union., 1900-06-15
Good rr.c.,c. for Bloodhound..

With two bloodhounds close at their
heels, Albert White and John Ward Of
Nansemond county, Virginia, ran a ten
mile race that they will never forget.
Started as a sport, the chase came near
ending in a double tragedy, and only
the agility of the two men saved them
from being mangled or killed.
Tie man hunt was arranged under
the direction of Sheriff Baker Of Nan
semond and Sheriff Williams Of South
ampton county, and WAS for the pur-
pose Of testing the ability of two blood
hounds. Being far ahead of the dogs.
the men stopped to rest, when the AMI
mails came upon them. They managed
to climb into some saplings, which
threatened to bend beneath their
weight and permit the hungry dogs to
seize them. They were rescued just In
time by the owner Of the animals.
isn't live donkey better than a
dead lion?" OF course not; n lions
skin nowadays makes rug worth sew
eIul dOnkeys."
North Park union., 1900-06-15
Are You Going East:

The Santa Fe Route offers many cheap
excursion rates East:
Chicago and return Slyo
St Louis and return, $26. 30.
Missouri river points and return. $500.
Also intermediate points at one iare
plus SO 90 for round trip. June 1ith. 18th.
53rd, July 18th, Goth and August 4th: limit
October 3lst. n 80
and 18th. G55O Chicago and return. June
24th and 25th. s2o,5c CINCINNATI a and re-
turn. July 9th, 10th and llth. 1850 kan-
sl7.OO.
we also have others. II contemplating
..Santa Fe Route" Full particulars fur
nished by local agents or by addressing
]. P. HALL. General Agent;
Santa Fe Route Denver. Colo.
"Eyery man has his secret SORROWS"
Yes: they are the ones which he can't
North Park union., 1900-06-15
Cl,tap Kinder Irvine,

Our readers will do well to write T.
NJ. Roberts Supply House. Minneapo-
lis. Mimi, before buying. See oner
in another part of this paper. The hrm
Is thoroughly reliable.
North Park union., 1900-06-15

Did You have an interesting time Mt
the club, FlorT:'' Yes. but the girl
who was to recitc The Absent-Minded
Beggar' forgot she was on the pro
gram.
North Park union., 1900-06-15

The Parts exposition resembles ours.
DOESN'T itT' mot precisely: At ouf chow
we were amused by the French speaking
English; over there. you know, they are
having fun with Americans speaking
French"
North Park union., 1900-06-15
Called to Order.

II asked that school teacher II she
wouldn't take my life and mold 1t In
her wise and gentle hands" What
did she say?" ''She said II l was pro
posing to her to say so and not under
mine my intellect trying to talk shop"
North Park union., 1900-06-15

Fruit Il necessary article Of diek Its
prime essences are In Primloy's California
Fruit Gum.
North Park union., 1900-06-15

what did you have your photograph
taken with u mandolin for. Maud: you
can't play?' what of that? I've got
just as good n right to look graceful in
u picture an any other girl"
North Park union., 1900-06-15

"Charies. I think we might take . little
trip some where" "well do you want to
70 to the Paris exposition. or shall We 70
out and stay three or four days NJ u
Kansas City hotel?'
North Park union., 1900-06-15

Women

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ssssses 80 fsaas1g ~
&. Aanlh6ansss N6o1(aAlA
0oaaUoassd. u nsaAlae 49,
asos sfs,oaO as1 heaA4ey ~
hoar llbolr bUs1lb01s aDD
ovorooaso0 lbo0o ~ -
vHlhanh sv0ueon 0ro - o09
bsesase tboy as0 sseeaeAs
North Park union., 1900-06-15

"Oh, Harry, I hardly slept at all last
night Whats the matter?" 'I
couldn't decide whether to go away with
new trunks and old clothes or with my
old trunks and new clothes"
North Park union., 1900-06-15
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slok vw0asoa fkaa aDy
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and fjboy aeO O0a0tnoeey
vxs4akfpN fibansna6 AoltosaO
vvhIok aRpo0P u fhIe
n you are paxkSod vNrte
for Mrs. PfnSkkbasssso ~
vice. Mor aadr0ss 10
LysR, Macs. Sh0 Will
charge you s0ljsia0 aSa
slbo hes rOefos06a q RsA3x00
,acnepoa 10 Ab00iktb.
North Park union., 1900-06-15

for all affections o. the thross snd lunsA-Wn.
O ExpsLzY, vanbarsn. Ind. Fsh 10. tsoA
North Park union., 1900-06-15
s,,,,,. v..d m, Lesson of the Poem.

.Ceorre I've embroidered the Absent
Minded Beggar' on this lovely silk pillow
for you. . ..,,
.'Thank you. dear; it is the very thing
"But. George. don't you forget yourself
and go and put your head on It.
North Park union., 1900-06-15

4 Book Of OhoIso R>cipss
SEAT free BY Walter Baker 4 Co. LID, Doroheeeag
Aass. Mention this pApax.
North Park union., 1900-06-15

Senator Lodge says Aguinaldo is a
bore "Oh. no.. Aguinaldo runs. bores
are always rooted to the spot,
North Park union., 1900-06-15
To ~. E.., .na u.,k tor on. 3

To the East and Hack for One HAFo.
Plus g. via Union Pacific. on June 1lth.
18th. I'D. July 18th. Goth and August Ath
Rate applies to Chicago, st. Louis. St
Paul. Duluth. Omaha. Kansas City and
intermediate points. Ticket once. vi
nth street.
North Park union., 1900-06-15

Freddy, 1t is s o'clock" well. come
on. pa; I'm ready to go to bed II you
are.
North Park union., 1900-06-15
b De- For Over - YssrA.
n Eind Yoa Have Alwsys DsnsAk

! believe. Mr.. Topnotch." "Oh, no, poor
child; she has two weeks yet At the auto
mobile COLLEGE"
North Park union., 1900-06-15

:::s:. e. So. =. 9: lThsusssa's Eye ussss.
North Park union., 1900-06-15

Every man has his secret SORROWS;
..Yes: thew are the ones which he can't
get anybody to listen to;
North Park union., 1900-06-15

IAving ~ = sapssssr Hnvirsansat.
s1'vs Just been thinking how nice II
feels to be dead broke In ChicaEo."
Howe thAtr l1.I
"If / were dead broks In Paris ]
couldn't make living soul understand
th&t wanted to borrow"
North Park union., 1900-06-15

Ass Tee usaag Alissns 1sss~usess
n b the only cure tpf 1vollen.
enartins. BurniAg. Sweating rese
Corn aad Bpnionh Ash Tor ALIAS
-vooe-3Ase. lowdef 10 - aAA1sn 3neo
TIE shosa At ali DRUGGISTS aAd u1es
Stores. &c. Sample sent FnHH Ad.
dress Allen 9. Olmatsd. LsRcy. N. =.
North Park union., 1900-06-15


face
satisfied
North Park union., 1900-06-15

Wyfta fee Market Pspogts shssp I'D laDhA Ten
coAstGuusats solicited BY KnotLn Doo19 the SnN |
Exelustve aAes1 0onmiesscs co1Raay 3 - - |
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-02
LE4sANT WORDS FOR THE TRIBUNE.

In an address before the United National Breed
ers Association, at Kansas City, on October 16. on
Cattle for Beef and Milk" that well known au-
thority DR.. A. S. Heath, has this 10 say on the
value of Advertising
Gentlemen, I feel II incumbent upon me TO give
YOU in brief the profitable experience OF the last
few months in dsposing OF valuable live stock
refer 20 the value OF advertising. Random adver-
Using does not pay found 1t so to a friends sor-
row There Is much in the right kind OF an adver-
tisement but there is more in advertising In the
best source to reach the general public. do not
nIrDose to discredit any of the great advertising
journals but l do purpose to state the truth. One
advertisement time In The Weekly Tribune
and the same five times in The Tri-Weeky Tribune
brought Chester w. Chaplin more inquiries about
the Cote1tin cattle than all the hundreds OF dol
lars spent for the last six months in advertising
elsewhere 1 do not condemn nor discredtt local
adyertising-(The Weekly Tribune. October Is. 1900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-02
WEATHER REPORT.

To-DAY'S RECORD AND GENERAL FORECAST.
Washington. Nov. 1.-The storm has moved more toward
the eastward after reaching the upper lakes and is CEN
trail tonight Western Ontario Rain has been gen
eraI from Mississippi Valley eastward. except in the
South Atlantic States and the greater portion
Of New England followed clearing weather in the
Mississippi and Ohio valleys: westward to the Rocky
Mountains the weather fair, The temperature has
fallen "a degrees Gulf States rorthward. and
risen the Atlantic States and over the
district OF Mississippi River In the Pacific Coast
and plateau have been light rains except
the portion. with little change in empera
ture 1t will rain Friday in NewEngland followed by
fair weather Saturday. along the coast In the
Middle Atlantic States rain Friday Will be fol
loved by clearing weather continuing fair during satu
elsewhere throughout the the weather VIII
ne Sentaly fair FRIDAY and Satuday except In Montana
ana western Dakota, rain Is probable
day 1t will cooler Friday the lower lake re-
gon and the interior OF the Middle Atlantic States and
New England Middle Atlantic and New England
Coast the winds will be fresh southeriy to westerly on
the South Atlantic Coast they Will be fresh and mostly
northery lakes they will be fresh to brisk
westerly warnings displayed at Alpena- Sauit
Salnte Marie and Mackinac sections
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-02
OFFICES.

MAIN OFFICE-No I54 Nassau-st
UPTOWN OFFI-E-\0 / - F;roa iway or anv Ar,srt-
District Telegraph Ot7Ce
NEW ARR BRANCH pFFICE-Freierck y Sourfsr No
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AMERICANS ABROAD viii faI The Tribune at.
LoNDoN-OtHc- = TIE Tribune No 149 Fleet
chaplin. Min GIeafel * Co.. Limited. Nc Prin-
r-ss-st.. l. e.. London
Brown. Could x co. - New Oxford-st
American EXPRESS Company. No. 3 Waterloo Placs.
Thomas Cook Son. I.uiEJte Circus
The London office II The Tt uu0e a place
10 leave aiyertiseU.-r-s and subscriptions.
PAFIS-I.1uIs EU!-r1E. No Rue Scribe. opposite
Grand Hotel AMI - all k.1sKs and hotels
Exposition grounds
J Monroe < 60. No : Scribe
John Wanamaker. No. ~ Rue des PetItss Ecuries-
IIJttjrCuer Co. No . Itue Re P-rvelce-
Morgan. Haries K Co. No 81 Boulevard Haussnann.
Credit LyoD=aise. Bureau de- EJrsnSers-
American Empress CouPI1y-No- Il Rue Scribe
Thomas X ! Place TOpera-
SoclstT des Imprtueries LsmerCier No Place Dc
lOptra-
FLORE\CE-W Witty & Co.
HAMRI RCi Express Company
Seminole Strass--
BREMF:N-American Express Company. No. 8 Bahnhof
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DIED.,

cSSs1ERoN-In London. October 1s. SIR Rodsrssk
=; ;Ss.,1snd Madison-svs on MONDAY NovsTnbsr & az
Intsrnent in Canada.
d sss s; AGED s T2S@0sr 1900 Jacob
sO9S year on On S SsT a Mary Jane Dan
Sa f So w as % Ss her g R
Interment at Utica, N Y.
DAY-At Newark. y J., on October so 1900 John C
Relatives and friends p s Tas =, Go attend -,
and Mgrayst 50 on + fridsy a, Church cntOnAv
DRowNE-At Flatbush. Long Island. on November l.
r 100 Ge9rsana n wife Of the late Rev / STANFORD
Funeral a. Portland. Conn. arrival o'clock train
and @: 92o9F 81 s2 R s:s
R: ss41ss at and 55fRs iHyt:sd
ave j. on SATURDAY. November ,. at o'clock ?. m
San Francisco papers please copy.
tob15 81 1900 Mahlon Hoagland r.. husband q Laura
FuneTa services at his a,e residence Rockavay.
g. Hdo% Of Fq 6s1 fySPas October 30 1900 Lydia
'e R49ek2 al her e late residence Ne 4ss Han
5 o'cIocA =
Hq 35c 1.s sfs@foEa Som
Funeral service. at her residence No 10 souhst
HIGIIES-At her residence No 315 East 2sth-st New
Bristol. England.
Funeral ~ Friends Meeting House.
n m
HlI~-On Wednesday. 81 1900 at his residence
10? 80. West '4ita- st. New-York City, William r
Hull. aged
orange County papers please copy.
S6a2 & o5y og da OF j. at r P'9 R Sss. ., c al.
LYoN-At his residence. No. PA Puaski-st Brooklyn
r-SoveInher l. Newman c Lyon. aged Cd
Funeral services Saturday. November 3. 8 ,.
sEAMAS-At PIaindeld y, J.. Thursday. November
- -
FIEsTal service the residence Charles
/. Hazen. No SO5 WHtchTag-ave.. PlanneIt, sun
DAY. November = a p
TCWNLEY-On Tuesday. October go 1900 at Elizabeth
y j.. Eliza Halsey Townley. widow O. adj
Iown!ey, in the Slst year % age.
Funeral services her residence No
broad-st-' Elizabeth. n J.. Friday. at o'clock
| VAN DECSEN-1n November l. Lydia Rand wife Of The
! late Robert u. Van Deusen.
Funeral a. the residence q her son-in-Iaw, F Van
| IntermeRJ at Huison, y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-02
SAYS HAVANA CANNOT HAVE EPIDEMIC

Senior Guyon, Editor of the Cuban newspaper
La Lucha,' published at Havana, and Major
Edgerly. of the 7th Cavalry, L. 5. A. who arrived
here from Havana the steamer Mexico TWO
days ago. came up from Hoffman Island yester-
day. where they had been detained for observation
SENIOR Guyon, although an immune, was obliged TO
remain the island because he had lost his GER
tificate OF immunity. He has only one arm, the
other having been shot away in the Cuban strug-
gle for independence. He said yesterday
The United States Marine Hospital Service. the
Sanitary Department and local physicians in ma
vana are unit in their warning TO tourists not 10
danger will have passed as the centres OF infec
ton will have been abolished. Were ii not lot
the influx OF foreigners in the warm months the
yellow fever would be an easy problem, because
nearly all native Cubans have had II and are I'M
mune. BECAUSE OF the large number of I'm.
munes In Havana there cannot be yellow te sg
distant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-02
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND TO MORROW.

For Maine to-day: cooler Saturday. with rain in the
eastern portous fresh south TO west winds
Tor Massachusetts Rhode Island. rain to-day: fair
Saturday except coast; cooler IN the in
terror; fresh winds.
For New Hampshire Vermont and Connecticut rain to
day. fair Saturday and cooler fresh south 20 west winds
For Eastern New-Yor clearing to-day: cooler in west
ern and portions; Saturday; light to fresh
EoltheTy winds becoming variable.
for Eastern lvania. clear to-day. with cooler
northern and portions; fair Saturday light TO
fresh
For New-Jersey clearing to-day except along
fair Saturday light southerly winds becoming
variable
For the District OF Columbia and Delaware clearing to
DAY; fair Saturday: light south winds.
For Western NewYork. clearing and cooler to-day: fair
saturday: diminishing westerly winds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-02
JACOB GROUSE.

Syracuse N Y, Nov. l (SpeciaD-Jacob Grouse
who dcd at his home in this city to-day easily took
foremost rank as ore CT the men whose early fore
sight and subsequent industry have boughrt Syr-
acuse forward = a commercial centre. Mr. Grouse
went 20 Central New York from his birthplace. a;
Mndenvle. Montgomery County. y. Y, in 1894
when he began life In earnest At different times he
was In the grocery trade in Cauastota, Manlius
Fayetteville and syria In the latter place his
business career BEGAN IN 1853, and continued
unnterruptedly until 1854. his partners al various
times being John and Daniel Grouse. OF Canastota.
John and John j. Grouse, Of Syracuse. and James
s and George y. Grouse OF Syracuse. all Of whom
he survived AT his retirement from business the
firm J. & G. y. Grouse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-02
WERE THESE scHooNERs IN COLLISION,

Chatham. Mass. Nov. 1.-The Orleans life saving
crew to-day found hsherman's foghorn two
matches and other wreckage the shore and the
Chatham crew picked up dory bearing the name
Defender During the last few days five dories
bearing the name Mary P. Mosquito and A fog
horn have been picked up along the Cape Cod
shore. Two Of the boats were badly damaged
The finding OF the second foghorn and a dory To-
day is taken as evidence that two schooners have
been collision. II is customary for vessel re-
carry more than foghorn. $1,000 ~
The Mary p Mosquito left Boston three weeks
ago, and Is now week overdue on her return She
carried eighteen men. Nothing is known here of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-02
BARRING AMERICAN HoRsEnEN
RIGBY SUSPENDED AND TRAINERS IL
CENsES SUSPENDED AT NEWMARKET
JOCKEY CLUB APPOINTS A COM
MITTEE ON MOTION OF THE
PRINCE OF WALES.


London. Nov 2.-The stewards OF tho Jockey
Club have issued significant notice that IN view
OF the large number OF horses IN training at
Newmarket. they are not prepared to entertain any
fresh applications for licenses to train there
Rigby. the American jockey. has been suspended
by the Jockey Club for fortnight for drawing
weight in the Old Cambridgeshire He has
also been reprimanded for using Improper IAN
guage' in the weighing room
The report OF the proceedings AT the last meeting
OF the Jockey Club, held October "a. which has just
been issued. shows that long discussion took
place James Lothers amendment proposing
to exclude foreigners from the allowances claim
able by apprentices, Mr.. Lother frankly admitted
that 1t was aimed at American lads and the abuses
Of hch Lord Durham had complained.
Inc Duke OF Devonshre. the Earl OF Crewe and
others opposed the amendment which finally
rejected.
Lord Durham introduced motion in favor Of
limiting the number OF horses training at New
market is eminently fashionable l suppose thry
think the hub Of the universe But shai. object
bers. for Englishmen Will be driven away"
The ne PTnGe OK se VINO oox lively interest
hard and fasy rule he could not see how It WIS
thought they should appoint a committee to in
quIe with regard TO the number OF horses and a
he had listened with great attention to what Lord
be kept In view. Lord Durham'a rcmark ks ms the
Prince interpreted them. not addressed against
tenn in general the desire being not to have more
horses and trainers than they had present.
The subject is of such great difficulty. and
I need scarcely say OF such gravity" continued the
Prince. that cannot help thinking IT quite i'm
possible that the stewards should have the re
sponsibility of devisng any scheme without seeking
advice elsewhere, and l venture 10 suggest that
they should appoint a committee to inquire Int the
matter. after which they could bring the whole
matter again before the club"
some further discussion was had and n COM
mttee such as the Prince OF Wales had suggested
appointed. II includes, In addition to the stew
ards Of the Jockey Club, Lord Durham. Prince
Demitri SoItykolf. Leopold de Rothschd and
others.
The stewards have delivered their verdict IL the
Ciarehaven- Spectrum case. They cXoneratc Mr.
Neumann and Gilpln the trainer from any ioten-
tional wrongdoing. but express the opinion that
IN regard TO the form shown by CiarohavcI at
EPSON II was undesirable to start her party fit
after nm interval of a few weeks"
The Daily Mail" commenting the verdict
SAYS: 1T means that the Jockey Club has sym
pathy with the running of non-tryers in races
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-02
THE CARLIST AGITATION.
SAID IN MADRID TO BE DECLINING, But
CONTRARY REPORTS REACH PARIS

CONTRARY REPORTS REACH PARIS
Madrid. Nov. 1.-The following statement has been
Issued by the Spanish Ministry OF the Interior:
The revolutionary movement is the decline.
IL Is now limited to the band in the mountains
near Berga. which is fleeing before several col
umns Of Government troops. The rest Of the
Peninsula Is calm. The troops have returned to
1suaIada They encountered no revolutionaries
1t Is asserted that the chief of the Berga band
has offered to surrender If he is pardoned but II
In added that the Government has decided to act
vigorously and pardon no one
Paris. Nov. 1.-The Temps publishes a dispatch
from Madrid which says that all information re-
spectng the Carists is prohibited. and that moth
ing IS allowed 10 be telegra phed telephoned ex
cept official bulletins The correspondent adds:
1t Is certain that the bands Of Carsts are
more numerous than at first announced. Two bands
number eight hundred men each, and the move
ment IL well organized but premature. The LIB
eral and Republican press declare the vitality Of
Carism is due TO the freedom allowed the re-
ligious orders. The lower clergy are implicated in
Z e uprising, which is strengthened by the indus
trlal crisis N Catalonia