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The Conservative, 1900-02-15
THE WAY TO GO TO CALIFORNIA

THE WAY TO GO TO CALIFORNIA
is in a tourist sleeper, personally con-
Quoted, via the Burlington Route. You
don't change cars. You make fast time.
You see the finest scenery on the globe.
Your car is not so extensively fur
nished as a palace sleeper, but it is just
as clean, just as comfortable, just as good
to ride inland nearly $4,000 cheaper.
1t has wide vestibules Pintsch gas and
high back seats a uniformed Pullman
porter; clean bedding; spacious toilet
rooms; tables and a heating range.
Being strongly and heavily built, it rides
smoothly is warm in winter and cool in
summer.
In charge of each excursion party is
and experienced excursion conductor
who accompanies it from Omaha right
through to Los Angeles.
Cars leave Omaha every Thursday
afternoon, arriving San Francisco fol-
lowing Sunday, Los Angeles Monday.
Only three days from the Missouri
River to the Pacific Coast, including a
stop-over of ~ hours at Denver and ~
hours at Salt Like City--two of the
most interesting cities or the continent.
Write for folder giving full infor-
nation. J. FRANCIS,
Genl Passenger Agent, Omaha Neb.
The Conservative, 1900-02-15
vENAL NEWSPAPERS WHICH COY
DENIM THE HANNA-PAYNE Bull. <

know just exactly where that criticism1
comes from. The people who say that
the subsidy is intended for a few ship
owners IN the Atlantic Coast are those
people whose interests will be disastrous
ly affected by the increase of our com
MERGE. This criticism is for the most
part paid for. -Senator Hanna at Board
of Trade Dinner.
1t is absurd to talk of such a bill as
promoting the development of an Amer
lean merchant marine. And so far as
the building of ships is concerned, it is
more than doubtful whether u build
ers of steel ships need any subsidy. We
are now producing steel fabrics of all
kinds at less cost than any other country
in the world, and there is apparently no
reason why we cannot compete success.
fully with any other nation in the build
ing of steel ships. In all probability the
steel trusts, and, perhaps, a shipbuilding
trust, would manage to appropriate, if
not the whole, at least a part of the
subsidy in increased prices for material
and construction. So that it is doubtful
whether the shipowners would derive
enough benefit from the subsidy scheme
of the Payne bill to encourage them to
add any new ships to their existing fleet,
even if anything was left after the latter
had drawn the bounties to which it
would be entitled under the bill. 1t is
possible that the bill might be so
amended on the lines suggested by Mr..
Stevens and other western members as
to remove some Of the chief objections
to it. But unless amended in such a
way as to be plainly promotive of the
upbuilding not only of an American
merchant marine but of American trade
with foreign countries, it will be diff
cult to Justify the taxing of the Ameri-
a people to pay subsidies to ship
owners.-St. Paul Pioneer Press (rep.).
We are glad to know that there is a
most excellent chance to defeat the
Hanna-Payne subsidy bill. In a special
to the News of yesterday it was pointed
out that the republican congressman of
the West are beginning to feel the
pressure of public opinion. Republican
opposition will come from Minnesota,
the two Dakotas, Michigan, Iowa, Wis
consin and Illinois. These men have
found that the bill has become associated
in the minds of their constituents with
trusts and the general capitalistic ten.
dency. W. hope to hear that some of
u Indiana congressman have seen the
light On this subsidy business, and that
they will not allow themselves to be
whipped into line by Payne, Hopkins
and Grosvenor. The people are against
the bill, and they are ight.-Indianapo-
The Conservative, 1900-02-15

"Our industries stand in battle array
against the reciprocity treaties" says
The Conservative, 1900-02-15
John Fiske.
zitkdld=Sd (Red Bird)

Z~itkala-Sa, a young Indian girl of the
Yankton Sioux Tribe of Dakota Indians,
who received her education in the East,
has written for the January, February,
and March numbers three exceedingly
interesting papers, entitled
/. Impressions of an Indian Childhood.
2. The School Days of an Indian Girl.
8. An Indian Teacher Among Indians.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1900-08-16
Gn9Ianos Wambfrieg..
Wem 3nitanb britiider Eruppen in
SiiozNfrifa.
yiur bic Cberbtftblsbaber iiten in oer
Wplle.

Qonbon. 13. Dug. gu benz briti=
fhen 9ofpital Stanoal in Siibz
Mfrifa tommi iebt audi nod einNrmee@
Stanbal. NneebOrige Der dlteren
Generation perfihern 3lpdr, bab bic
britiihen Sfanbale am 5hlub oes
Rrimtrieges Mlss, mas Der Burentrieg
biettn tonne, in ben ShotteH ftelIten,
unb lesen bahr teinen fonberlihen
Wtrt6 auf bic Miitkilunsen iiber bic
iebise MibDerpaltuns. Die nsuere
Generation b<ntt ieboh anbers bariiber
urb 1T iiber bic Giinben gleihpiel
ob unterlaHungss obsr 8egebungs<
Slnbtn - bes britiihen Rriegsamtes
entriiitet.
Sc pirb II. u. periitxrt. bab bic
britiihen 6plbnten, tDelde gegenipdrz
tig bic bdrteits Nrbeit i'm Drunjes 5reie
itant gu perridttn baben, buhitdbli6
auseebungert tporben ieien, Bis ihlieb=
lid bic JnIant<riiten 10 idipad setrors
ben feien, bub iie fih unter bsm bloben
Geipiht ibrer Nusnattuns taum tauz
meInb bttpeoen fonnten Gin pfuno
Rob Webl, tpelhes bic Solbaten nah
einsm idfpsrsn 9aeemurih {elber gu
fohen baben, nirb jebem Manne on
isb<n 3peiten Gag perabfoIgt. On
Dern ieipeils folgsnoen gag betommt er
elm pfunb 3piebad. Gs ipirb 5par
aud ieben Tag Elm pfuno robes 5leiih
ans isben Mann bsrabfolst. dber in
neun bon sebn Jdusn tunn er oasielbe
aiht tohen.
Wttlerpeile lebt Qorb Roberts'
Stab in 5otsls ootr Ionitipo in per-
bdltnibmdbis bebaslihen Auurtiersn,
ipdhrsnb ri.iiss 0prrdtbe 3uder, Sbee
unb dnbere @roesriezWaaren an8abns
Ssitenselsilen unb in Dod=3aserhduz
fern nufgebduft linb unb in Werihol-
lenbeit geratben! Mm idlimm{ten ba
ben Die britiIhen Solbaten gu leiosn.
fptlde unter bem Befehl bon gensral
Rumble Itsben. sic baben es nit eli
nem febr tbdtisen 6sino Su tbun, nsl=
hss lie 5u roIhen unb unuufbOrlidsn
Mdrfhen aipinst. Dieie 2eut. lino
ieBt pubre Wrods infolse 9unser,
8lobftellung unb lleberarbeit. Das
publitum in Qonbpn btsinnt iebt 81
fiiblen, ipie nadldfiig ober unfahia
feline militdriiden 2ieblinse iid 5si=
gen.
Diefes Befiibl piirbe nod tiefergee
benb unb neiter perbreitet iein, penn
nidt bas jesise Gbdos in Der liberolsn
pnrtei ipdre.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1900-08-16
Mtlan t,tnb bran tsin.
8as fit streide Ger Gr.a6uis bon
Serbien mieber ma6t.

a.aris, 13. etug. Die frun50FIae
Regierung bot bem gr Ronig MiIan
BON Serbien in lehr beutliher WeiIe
erfldren lailen, tpenn er lih ntht bsTer
betrage, tperbe man i'm aus Grantrsib
uusptifen. 9lls Wilan Dor ungefGEr
bier 1agen beimlih Serbien betreten
pollts, um bort cine WerIhn0rung ge=
gen ben Sobn anSu3etteln, Der feline.
oss 0aters, absslests Maitre1e eeheiz
ratbet, fabte ibn bic ierbifde pplissi
beim Rragen unb brahte ibn noh
Wien, bon mo aus tr nah paris rsilts.
Seit er fpieber bier tpeilt, lam er aus
einsm ShnapsbuIel falt gar niht ber@
aus unb ba er iih nod ba5u gu auerfei
Drobungen gegen Die neue aDnisin ppn
Ssrbien bsritieg, erhielt sr bic obenerz
puhnte Warnung bon Der franoDiii1en
Re9ierung.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1900-08-16
Ser ytnlsnptit=Tan in Oambnrs.

Berlin, 13. Muguit. Betreffs bes, in
Samburg pprgeton,menen geulenpeItz
Sales tbeilt bcr nReidsan3eieer4 anti
lih nit, bub Der, i'm gppenoorfer
arunfsnbauis iiolirts patisnt Der
Sterparo Haubut lit. Die nnterlu=
dung bes 8iutes unb nit 56iersn an
gsiisllte grperimente - fast bas glatt
peitsr - bdtten ergeben bab alIer@
bings Elm san bon 1eulenpelt porlisse
4ne iibrigsn unter geobahtuns sss
nommenen perIonen befdnben iih
pobl. Wubrideinlih bunoele es iih
nur um einsn einselnen Gau. Der pe1tz
trante, ipeldher am 6. Musuit aus ei=
nem 5hiffe tpeggsbruht uno 81 gpz
penoorf iIolirt purDe, iii geftorben.
Doh fiirdtet man teine Wtitsrperbreiz
tung Der Seuehe.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1900-08-16
G}ubr TT ben Sob.
Auf Der Rtiie 5nm 9dustrftft fiel
Bruitaba9 bum 3ugt.

Burlington. Sa.. II. Ang. gbe bic
aum S6ngtrfeft oes Norbpetlih<n
GGneerbunbes gereiften @Gfte in Bur,
lington eintraftn. bat iih Elm llnfou
ereignet, ber einem G6nger. 6errn
Snbn Brufenbo9 bonn ~Rotbmdnner
Qitb<rtrana" in Chicago. bos 2ebtn
tofftte. 3tpifd<n @alesburg unb
Monmoutb (bi< Gbieaso'er fubren nit
einem GIcuriions3us ber Gbicoeo,
Burlington unb Nuincp Wdbn) fiel
0err Bru{enbo4 bonn 3uet unb unter
btnfelben. 3pei Wa89ons fubrtn iiber
feinen a0rptr biniptg. BUR elmer Der
GGnQerbriibtr mar Augen3euae beS
i4redli4en uneIiidts. Gr 3og ben
Glod<nfrdns; Der 3us fubr abr NIT
elmer 70 9rpben @eI9tpinbigteit. bab
q erft tur3, e9e man Hlonmoutb <rs
rtir9te, gum @tiuEanb Tam. Cine
Monqir Qotomotibe fubr 3urad unb
bon btr Mannf9oft btrftlb<n ipurbe
hi< et6blil1 perfiimm<lte Qei4e anf9t-
boten. Gin fpdter folgenbtr reqtl-
mdSieet 3ng. duf btm fdb bic Gdnger
tpn 8tstp6ri btfonh<n, bra9te be
06dE nc4 Rpnmout6. BON lpp dA3
i|e md Gbiea9o 5uriidetfapbt murbe.
aru{<u6o4 mar ptrbetrnttei unt
Batter ben o&t ainbtrn.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1900-08-16
Wottt e oO IN Den SOB.
admen bonn Segrdbuib, I'm ielbit 5u
iterben.
Edrtdli6fs Babnnnglld.

Slatington, pa., 13. Mug. Gin
fdrsdli1es llnsliid trug iih s.itsrn
Hohmittag I'm fiinF llbr in Der Ndbe
bon bier baburh Su, baB ein paHagiers
aug Der 3ehisb & Nen Gnslanb 8abn
an einer Rreu3ung in einen Omnibus
fubr, Der fiinfunb5nan5ig perTonen
enthielt. eff perIonen tpurben iofort
getObtet unb eli 70 idiper perlebt, bab
mebrert berfelben fura nohber itarben.
Der Omnibus ipurbe BON einemManne
Namens peters gelentt unb tebrtc mad
Slatington bon Gberrppill. 5uriid. mos
ielbit bic SnId1en bes Wasens einem
BegrGbnib beieetppbnt botten. 6enrp
Bittner bon Slatington mar Der gi-
gentbiimer bes Magens unb bic @.<
tDbttten unb Werlebten paren faft ale
0erfpanbte Der Sophie SdOffer, ber.n
Qei4e es mar. bic man in Gberrppine
Der Grbe iibergeben bate. Mls Der
Omnibus um cine gurbe bog, fam bic
Gsiomotipe bes 3uses in Siht unb ss
fpar gu ipdt, lie gum 9altsa 81 brinz
gen.
Wlteling, 90. N1., 13. Qlug. Bei
Dsep Run, bier Meilsn bon bier, entz
eisiite elm 4oblenaus Der Mbeelins &c
Adte G;le Babn. ipoburch sipei Wdn=
ner ss.JDist unb 5tpei fduer perlsbt
nl-Den.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1900-08-16
BItt traf Nemn.
Bon ben Berunsladteu meroen fiini
lttrbeu.

Netp Yorf, 13. Dug. Nidt nsniesr
ols neun perionen purbsn geltern
Nadmittag BON einem Blib getrofftn.
als lie i'm Beonr purt binter BGumen
ShuB por benz unpettsr fuhten. Gs
tpdren bies Sdcob BRAUN, Elm unaariz
f4er Sdneioer, ieine 0attin unb feline
fiinf Rinber, iopie Dertba 1eseomiB
unb Bertha Silkrmunn. 3tpei Bez
fannte Der Braun f4en Gamilie. Mue
WerleBten purben mad benz Iprbbam
9ofpitul gebrabt, mo- bic Mtrate fagz
ten. bdb bic bret Jrautn unb otpei ber
Braun'ihkn Hinber faum am 2eben
bltibtn fonnten; tpenn Bertha Qeseoz
piB niht iterbe, tperbe lie boffnun9s<
los irrfinnig fein.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1900-08-16
OaStrplo1on In 4enoIba.
Seds IlGnner btrltbt, anei oabpn
tOotlih.

Reno1bo. Mis., Is. 9tusuf. Sn benz
GrbgeihoiIe unter Der WirtbIhaft BON
9enrp %. Bed an Main Str. ersisnste
iih am SamItas Nbenb cine Bassrplo=
fion, bel lpelher feds perionsn psrz
leBt purben, brei bapon 5ebr fhner.
aur3 nadb iieben nbr mar ss, ba
fpiirte man in Der Wirtbidoft ben gsz
ru1 entfromenbsn 0dles. Bed unb
Robert G6riitenien, elmer Der 06ite Be-
gdben iih in's GrbseIdoB, um bas 2ed
IN Der @asrObre gu entbsden. 9lls iie
am 5ube btr Treppe unlangttn, mar
es 10 buntel, baB man teinen Sdritt
tpeit feben fonnte. Bed tpor unpprs
iidtis senug, Elm 3iinbb0l34en angus
5inben, unb fobalb bos sefhub. erfols,
te AUDI bic ggploIion. SIN Nu itonb
bas Grbsefhob in Glammen unb Der
porcere 9btil Der Wirtb{9aft Ioipie
Der angren3enbe Giearrenlabtn iparen
ein5riimmerbaufen. Bed unbgbriftsn=
len ipurben nit ibren Hleibern i'm
8rano burh ben TuBboben geIhleus
bert unb trugen Iolhe Ntrlebungen oa=
bon, baB fie taum am 2eben blsibsn
ionnen. Der brittle Stfxrperlebte lit
J. u. Wanbrepfa, elm 0eIhGftsreiieu=
Der aus Ga grofe, Wis.. Der gtrdh.
an Der Wirtbfdaft porbeisins, als bic
Ggploiion itattfanb.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1900-08-16
u uf ieltfa me Mrtfam bic

Muffeltf nme Mrtfam bic
5idbrige Sohter bes in Baainger,
Ser, nobnenben 9srrn NuguIt @lober
um's Qeben. Oas ainb ipislte nit btr
Sdeere Der @robmuttsr. itolperte unb
fiel 10 unsliidlih, baB bic Gheere oie
Mrterien am 9alie burhIhnitt, 10 bab
baS ainb binnen Rur5em berblutete.
Die @etreibefpsiher bes
5 Weilen ppn Nep RodforD, q. g.,
nobnenben 5armers paul Dubu brab
Jeuer aus unb Qenu, bas II idbrige
IDhterGen besielben, peldes lih nit
ibren 5ipei Briibern bort cine Shlafs
fteut 9eiuht, um tubler gu fhlafen.
tam in ben Glammsn um. Di. anbersn
oipei Sinner puroen eerettet.
Sn einem Streite rbe
Wheat Mhitadtr, Der Spbn bes grz
Gtaatsfenators Mbitader in 5erar=
lana, 9eg., getobtet. gs 1T bies Der
brittle trtpadIene Sobn, ipelbsn Ssna=
tor Wbitader auf sspaltIame Wsife
berliert. Sein Sobn Sames purbe
tbenfalls in einsm Streite set0btet unb
fein Sobn Ben tpurbe ben Ieinsm
pftrbe gu 3ooe e.idleift.
Die ehsidbrtee M a m ie
prepaelt aus ct. paul, Minn., mar
nit ihrem 12idbrigen Bruher WiGie
in tinem Ruoerboote auf benz MifiiF=
fppi ungefdbr ein. Weile unterbolb
Der 9riG Gorm. Die Rinbsr psrz
ludten 9reibbol3 aus benz GluHe auf-
3ufdngen unb Bel bem Neriuh,, Elm
Stiid 9ol5 gu ergreifen, fiel bic Rleine
in Die Glutben, in benen lie fofort perz
f4nonb.
Bel Dort, pa. fdm bic IT
Sabre alte Srtne WcWafer auf {9redz
li6e Meife um's Qeben. Dus W1bhen
bali bti Der W6ld< unb babel qerietben
om Qtrbfeusr ibre Rleib<r in Bronb.
Sk lief f9rederfullt in's 0reie unb
ftiir3te tpubtlos aur Grbe. Sbr Na=
ter. Der ibr bic brennsnben Rleiber obs
rib, frlitt ebeNfals f9redlide Hranbs
lpunbtn. HeSsltiden fpurbe Elm Hein<s
Rinb, bds bon Der llneliidli9tn nn,s
0trdnnt purbe, i4tpsr berbrannt.
SeItereGutf4loffeubtit
unb Geifesgeoenmart betunbtte Der Is
SABRE ate 0iuiam Ban AlIm1n. ser
beim 8terenpfIIdtn rntptit bon III
toona. pa. bon tintr Qlopperf9Ian9e
In tinsn Singer eebifien ipurbe. Grit
t0btete e. bo5 giftise Meptil, bonn
f@nitt q ben betreffenb<n 8inetr nit
ftiuem 4dl9enme6tr ab unb elite nd8
Altepnd gum kr3f. ndd9bem e bic
Munbt notbbfrftis berbunben battt.
0et brant 3nnoe btfinhet ii4 aubet
2t4eap9sfo obr.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1900-08-16
3uetunopierst8 crtranfen
Jran;0iiide &riegsihifie follibiren nab
rtn0 Der Nlan0ner.

paris, 13. Nusuft. Wdbreno Der
MdnOper Der fran5Oiiiden Glotte Bel
Rap Ct. 0ineent follibirte bas
Shldhtidiff s8rennus bas Jlagg=
ihiff bes 8ice Qlomirals sSournier,
nit benz 5orpebo6ootjdger r5rumee1.
Das ltbtert Sdiff iant Iofort. Bon
ieiner Bemannung bon 56 Munn
nurben nur Ia aerettet.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1900-08-16

Sn 9urbutbilIe. 3d.. nurben am
Gomfog~burn eintn Hranb is Wo9ns
b6uitr, is @@eun<n unb ein eto6tr
6al3bof 3erf0rt. &u4 tine dlfe trou.
4relpa ot1eiben, tam in ben 6lommen
w. 6(ebtn $1O0O OoQ
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1900-08-16
Xiebintdbts Btgrdbnif,.

Berlin. IL. glus. Die poli5ei BAT
bi. arrangements fir bus morsise Bes
grdbnib Wilbelm Qiebtnedts eutgebeis
Ben. uneefdbr adt3is 1auienb per<
5onen tperb<n, tpK ertpartet, an Der
Qeihenfeier tbeilnebmen. Ous 9ras
gen BON rotben Gabnen i'm 2ei1en3use
1T nidt seftattet.
9leue StrtisS in Gambnrg.
Berlin, 13. Mng. Gdmmtlihe Gis
5enarbsiter Der Werft bon globm &:
BOB, Der srOBten 9amburss, itreiten
nun. Der Werein 9amburser Merftsn
bat bic Nrbeitgebtr aller anbsrenBrln=
nen aufseforbert, unter feinen llm=
ftGneen ben nebreren toulenb ousse=
fperrten Wsrftarbeitern B<ldGftigung
gu seben, fans bieielben in unbsrsr
Snbuftrien Nrbeit fuhen iolIten. Tsi
Nesieruns tommt biefer Stillitanb in
Der Gdiffsbuu Snbuitrie bo4it un=
gtlegen, ba bic rafhs Snfunbiebuns
Der Dielen Dnmpfer. bic fir 1ranss
port BON 1rupptn unb Rriegsmaterinl,
propiunt, Rpblen etc. in n69{ter 3eit
gebrount iperben biirfttn. baburd in
1rogt seiteut lpirb. Mu4 bic arbeis
ten an ntuen Rriessi9iffen tonn.n
bubur4 inmitleioeni&aft seaosen usr,
ben.
Evening star., 1900-06-30
HOSPITAL SCANDALS
British Thoroughly Aroused Over
Reports From South Africa,
MAY Be SWAMPED
Revival Of Gayeties Among the
Swell Social Set.
LONDON NEWS AND GOSSIP

LONDON, June 30.-The yellow peril"
as the Chinese crisis is now called here
is for the moment relegated to second
place. Public interest in the hospital scan
dals in South Africa SO absorb attention
that no amount of official quibblng can
suppress it. The treatment of thousands of
wounded and fever-Stricken British sol
diers in the field threatens to become as
serious a matter for public agitation as
the military camps were after the Spanish
American war. If Lord Roberts was not
frankly willing to shoulder the major
part of the responsibility the outcry which
Mr.. Burdett-Coutts' letters raised would
well nigh swamp the government. But few
people care to seriously crticise the Sue
cessfu general, whose consideration for his
men, especially the wounded, is a byword
in the army and elsewhere.
The action of Lord Lansdowne, the sec
retary of state for war, in submitting the
criticism of Lord Roberts himself was
master stroke OF politics which tempor-
arly saved the governments head. How
ever, if the proposed parliamentary COM
mittee finds the war office failed to adopt
necessary medical precautions it will take
the conservatives long time to re-estab-
llsh their prestige with thousands in Great
Britain who have suffered bittery through
the loss and Illness of relatives in South
Africa. 1t has been hard enough for those
DereaVed TO grin and bear the long cas-
ualty lists, but, with the suspicion that
the lives Were neetilessly wasted there is
no longer any restraint to their sorrow or
limit to their Indignation.
Significant Announcements.
A significant 81 gn of the times is the an
nouncement in the July issue of the Nine
teenth Century that some of the most dis
tinSulshed men, regardless of party, have
agreed to join an association, with the OBJ
ject of fixing steadily public attention on
the lessons of the war. foremost among
which is the necessity for examining the
Gefenses of the empire and the need of
conducting the various departments Of
state ordinary business prncipl
Among those who have promised to be
come members Lord Roscbery. the
Earl of Leven and Melville, the Earl Of
RoSse. the Earl Of Clanwilliam. Niscount
Peel, the Bishop of London che Right
Rev. Mandell Creighton. D. d.. Cardinal
Vaughan. Sir Wemyss Reid. Sir Howard
Vincent and large number of members Of
the house of commons and army officers.
Viscount Deerhurst, colonel Of d volun-
who married American Miss Virginia
Bonyngc daughter of Mr.. Charles w.
Bonynge, formerly of San Francisco, in
testifyins before a parliamentary commit
tee this week brought home with startling
force the rottenneSS of the material sup
piled to the army. He declared that after
paying extra price for shoes for the
battalion, after one march they Were like
paper bags. with shreds OF leather inside
and you could easily put your finger
through the ma ajorty of the soles.
Evening star., 1900-06-30
SEElY FIGHTS ExrRADIT1oN.
His Counsel Opposes Proposition to
Send Him Back to Cuba.

The New York Sun of today says:
United States District Attorney Henry l..
Burnett applied yesterday before Judge La
combe of the United States circuit court for
a writ of eXtradition for c. +. w. Nicely,
WI hom he wants sent back to Havana for
trial for connection with the post office
frauds there John d. Lindsay, Neely's
counsel appeared in opposition, and Neely
himself, little pale from his confinement
in Ludlow street jail. sat throughout the
proceedings beside a deputy marshal. The
extradition was applied for under the pro-
visions of the special eXtradition law passed
by Congress toward the ciose of its ses-
sion.
Mr. Lindsay moved to dismiss the COM
plant on the grounds that the act of June
6 was unconstitutional. 1T is not within
the powers of Congress, said Mr. Lindsay.
ITO submit Americans to trial by Il military
tribunal in a foreign territory in time of
peace. The President has practically erect
ed government in a foreign country which
he rules through military government by
martial law. There is no authority in the
Constitution which allows or tolerates such
condition of things
"If We could surrender prisoner by in
ternational comfy without treaty or spe-
cial act said District Attorney Burnett in
reply, now much more have We the power
to surrender when is granted or reSu-
lated by a special act. If this country has
become. a place of refuge not only for en-
DeZZlefS OF the DldcheSl SORT, uul LOT dSSdS-
sins of the good name of our country. and
if we have not the power to bring such per-
sons to justice, then are We in a most un-
happy condition.
The district attorney presented in evil
dence affidavts from officials in Cuba and
the records of the Havana court, which
We're allowed by the judge in spite of Mr..
LindSay'S objection.
An adjournment was taken to July % in
order to allow time for the defense>to pre-
sent briefs and for the government, if neces-
sary, to introduce further testimony.
Evening star., 1900-06-30
DEALS VOLUNTEERS.
Summer Residents Are Amateur Fire
FighterS-GOlhnE.

Special Correspondence of The Evening Star.
DEAL, N. j., June %, 1900.
Deal has organized a volunteer fire de-
partment and nearly all of the summer
residents have become enthusiastic mem
bers Not only have they announced their
intention of buying red shirts. trumpets and
helmets, and having parade, but they
have still further proved their eligibility
by starting at once to prepare enter
tainment and firemen's ball for the pur-
pose of paying for the truck and hose that
came to town recently; The entertainment
will be given on July 20 and will take the
form of minstrel show, to be followed by
a dance at Hathaway Inn. The members
of the company will be made up practically
of the same cottagers who have given
several very successful amateur perform
ances at Deal every season for various
charities.
The new links on the Golf Club grounds
are in fine condition now, and are a great
delight to the returning club members
The Deal team under the direction of Col.
G. b. NJ. Harvey, has been doing consider
able practice play during the week perpara-
tory to the opening of the North Jersey
League game, which began today.
Evening star., 1900-06-30
The Best Prescription for Malaria

Chills and Fever is a hottie of GROVES TASTE
LESS CHILL TONIC. 1t is simply iron and quinne
In tasteiess form. No cure-no pay. Price, Soc.
je23-s, tu, Ih-39t
Evening star., 1900-06-30
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEETS.
Plans for Raising Funds for Famine
Stricken India.

A meeting of the executive committee
of the committee of one hundred appointed
for the purpose of raising funds to relieve
the famine stricken in India met yesterday
afternoon in the Equitable building. The
original committee of fiveWas augmented by
the addition of ten names, tnat the
committee, as now constituted. consists of
Henry b. F.. Macfariand, chairman; Clar-
ence F. Norment. treasurer; Barry Bulk
ley, secretary; W. S. Knox, c. J. Bell, S.
c. Palmer. NJ. 1. Wellers w. Van Zandt
Cox, Joseph E. willard George w. Evans,
William Hahn, ]. H.fCranford, J. H. Small
jr; NJ. NJ. Parker, John Joy Edison, Daniel
Fraser, Simon w off and s! Thomas Brown
Mr. John Joy Edsen was elected vice
chairman and chairman of the executive
committee. A plan for districting the city
and systematiZing the collection of funds
was mapped out and will soon be put in
operation.