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The sun., 1900-10-18
GERMAN CHASCKLLOR OUT.
Prince Hohspiohe Resigns, Probably Became
of Hts Age.

Special Cdbis DcsBdich 10 THE SuN
BERLIN oct II The Coipgne GdSetic learns
that Prince llohrnlohe handed his r'SiRna-
tion as Imperial Chancellor to Emperor VIII
liam yesterday The Emperor accepted lh"
resignation and designated Count Won bu-
low. the Minister OF Foreign Annlrs' aS MS
successor -....t
Officially. but the fact that hc has retired from
Office Ia undoubted. The event. though neces-
sarIly one Of conspicuous interest is not. under
the existing circumstances, ~ great poht'cal
inheritance The Chancellor's great age ana
the fact that he has long been more or less an
ornamental figure prepared the public TO learn
at any time that his virtual retirement hau
beoome formal
There Il no need to assume that there Is any
disagreement between him and the Emperor
The latter, as the world knows, has been lot
years his own Chancellor. and there is no eVl-
dence that Prince Hohenlohe ever challengeu
or wished 10 challenge his Majestys authoflly'
II Il very generally said that Prince hohehlohc
Is M innocent Of everything connected WIN
Gormany's policy In China a. an unborn INFANT
and the newspapers have been ironically pro-
posing TO organize an expedition to search Tor
the Chancellor.
Although some OF his critics aver that ne Is
sick OF such an ignominous position ana re-
fuses longer to endure 1t, the truth Is undoupt-
edly that age and lnfrmty compel him 10 aoah-
don the post To which, at the Emperors wish'
he lent the prestg OF his name and reputation
The Rechstag will meet on Nov. H. whoh
stormy debates on China and violent attacks
on tn, Governments policy are anticipated
attacks which must be met by mo @ Wig
orous man than the fragile old statesman
whom the Germans Familiarity refer to as
-Uncle Chledwig"
The Cologne Gd1ste's announcement that
Count Won Buolow, Minister Of Foreign Anairs'
will succeed Prince Hohenlohe Is probably
true. though pending an official confirmation
gossip In political circles yariously suggests
Prince Hatzfeldt, Governor OF Silesia, Prince
IMllnburg, Ambassador at Vienna, and Prime
Notwithstanding.
Prince Chlodurg Karl Victor OF Hohenlohe-
Schillingfnrst was appointed RclchskaIlIltr
on the resignation OF Count Caprvt In October
1894 He was then over rs years OF age. lie
had shown great diplomatic skill as German
Ambassador AZ Paris from lS74 10 1883 ana
after that as Governor OF ace-LOrralhe'
the place he held when appointed to the nan
coOrship. lie has not been In good health
for "A year or more. since he lost his wife.
The sun., 1900-10-18
Eighth Regiment Reviewed By Gen. Geors.
Moore Smith.

The drill season of the Eighth Regiment
was inaugurated last night by d roview and
reception Gen George Moore Smith OF the
Fifth Brigade and six Of his staff we're the re-
viewing officers The entire regiment Ia full
dress uniform formed IN line and marched in
review. following which the companies marched
separately before the General and staff Then
the entire staf of commissioned officers left
the noor and the first sergeants took command
Of the companies and led them in parade a
third time. The arnol at Ninety-fourth
street and PARK avenue vas crowded aud hum
dreds were obliged to stand In the hallyays
Dancing followed the review
The sun., 1900-10-18
carr. STRONG rO MAYOR HARRISON
He Offers TO DO for chicago What Col. War.
Ing hid for This city.

WASHINGTON, Oct l7-Capt. Wilson b.
Strong an expert in municipal sanitation and
street cleaning, TODAY sent the following letter
TO Muvor Harrison Of Chicago:
Il hereby offer you my services at reason
able remuneration To do for Chioago vhat
my late friend. Col Waring. did for New York -
Capt Strong j. at present employed In the
Surgeon Gcueral', Office Of the War DEPART
mpnt and has recently established q local m, g
Tor exploiting his systems Of OrVanizatiOu
discipline. sanitation and street cleaning lie
l. nephew of Col Charlie, /. Strong who
was one NJ the greatest mining engineers on
the Pacific coast and was for several wears
associated with the late Col NHriug
The sun., 1900-10-18
BoERs DISCUSSING SURRENDER.
Pretoria Hears Of a Conference-sIr Alfred
Milner at the Capital.
Special cable DOpdtth 10 THE SUN


From a Slan Correspondent
PRETORIA, Oct l7.-Gov Sir Alfred Milner
arrived here yesterday from Cape Town He
was received by Gen. Robcrts's STAFF and guard
of honor from tho Lincolnshire Regiment As
he stepped upon the platform the national
anthem was played. Few Of the public wit
messed his arrival He will establish civil rule
in the colony.
lieut. Col Grove OF the West Kent Regiment
has captured Boer laager near Frankfort
Seven Beers were killed.
II Is reported on good authority that the Boer
Generals and Commandants are consulting as
10 whether they will surrender or continue the
war.
Col Mahon reports a successful engagement
with Boer force near Middelburg.
Commandant Thomas Botha has surrendered
at Nlakfontein.
The sun., 1900-10-18
Army and Navy Orders.

WASHINGTON. Oct II. These naval orders have
been issued
Lieut. 7. c. Bowers. from the Texas To the Solace
with draft OF men TO report for line duty on Asatc
station upon arrival
lieut. g. Mansfield, from the Vermont to the Solace
with draft OF men and report for line duty on Asatc
station upon arrival
Lieut. q. W onSter. to the Solace with draft OF
men and report for line duty Asiauc station upon
arrival
Naval Cadet S Cannon and Naval Cadet A. n
Rsatng. from the Michigan TO home and wait or.
The sun., 1900-10-18
RUssIay nom Oy HANCHURIA.
Renewal Of the Report That the District Has
Been Annexed.

npscId4 'uOe be'pu'' ~ ihH 49,
LoNDoS. Oct. is-Tho 81. Petersburg cor
respondent Of tha Telegraph reas-erts tha,
Russia has annexed Manchuria. lie saws that
no on oisl denials or disavowalS OF Russias de-
sire for territorial Acquisitions can dispose OF a
fact which il already accomplished.
The Timss's ST. Petersburg correspondent
deals lengthily with the Same subject. contend
Ing that the matter Is in the hands Of the mill
tary leaders. who will apply the recent
orders for the rehabilitation OF tho
troops and their withdrawal only when
they see ht He says that these orders
are qualified bv reservations and exceptions.
ard adds hat, wha atevcr may be said In Official
disclaimers. nobody In St Petersburg doubts
for a moment that Manchuria IL completely I'M
der Russian domination and will continue vir-
tually so in one form or another.
The sun., 1900-10-18
Torpedo BOAT. IN Collision at Newport.

NEWPORT r. /. Oct. l7.-The torpedo boats
Dahlgren and Craven were in collision last mig ht
while going out Of Newport harbor bound for
Portsmouth. Both returned here The Craven
had her bow stove in. In trying 70 anchor The
Dahlgren went ashore on the mud fats, where
she remlins Lieut.. W. @. Miller Commanded
the Dahlgren and Lieut. Ford II. Brown the
Craven.
The sun., 1900-10-18
LIFE SENTENCE FOR WIFE MURDER.
italian Pleaded Jealousy Of the star Boarder
as His Excuse.

Antonio LAMA OF ia Cherry street pleaded
guilty in the criminal branch OF the Supreme
Court Yesterday to IN rider In the second degree.
A jury had been empaneed 10 try him for cut
ting his wife's throat on ALrI 81 last, Lanzas
defence was that he believed his wife had been
intimate with IA star bonrder. and when he
wanted her to move 10 n suburban home IN
order 10 get rid OF the hoarder she refused.
Justice Fursman sentenced him to hard labor
for life in Sing Sing.
The sun., 1900-10-18
Director Of Cuban Post. Recover.


SpeefdI Ca0s DesDd'eh 10 lHH SUN.
HAVANA, Dot l7.-Director-Geueral OF Posts
Fosnes has recovered from hi, attack Of yellow
fever
The delegates TO the Constitutional Conven-
ton are TO receive $500 a month except when
they are government employees and receive
more OF as much as this
The sun., 1900-10-18
Last Seen az a Fortune TcIicr'..

Mrs wilhelmIna Muller. SO years old, OF IS
Long street. Jersey City. has been missing
from her home since Monday She wore no
hat when she went away and was traced by
her son, otto, to the house Of Mrs Titus. n
fortune teller in Bayounc. Mr Muller said
Yesterday that his mother has been slightly
dempntcd for a year and Of late was greatly
worried over the disappearance Of John Knob
loCh. Greenville butcher.
The sun., 1900-10-18
CONCESSION TO CHINA.
Tsung.m-Yamen Buildings Turned over to the
Government.
.sp.tial cable De,pateh 10 THE sus.

LONDON. oct i7.-ln an interview to-day
10 Feng I.uh. the Chinese Minister. said that
the Powers had handed back the TsunG-li-
Yamcn buildings TO the Chinese Government
Negotiations were begun since the Court was
ia Shensi Communication would thus be
much facilitated. Tie had received telegram
from the Court on Sunday. II was the opinion
of the Southern viceroys that the negotiations
would bn better controlled. now that the Court
wa. In Shen.l.
The sun., 1900-10-18
Supposed Suicide Found in Astoria woods,

The body Of man was found in the woods
near Ehret avenue and Old Bowery Bay road.
Astoria, Long Island CT yesterday afternoon.
lie had been dead several hours. and bullet
cause e his death Underneath the body was a
revolver vi IN empty she in one cnamber
and a. one side a small hand satchol tanning
q box - cartridges There was nothing about
the dead man 10 identify him.
The sun., 1900-10-18
Admiral watsons Assignment.

WASHINGTON. Oct. II Hear Admiral John c.
Watson, who succeeded Admiral Dewey in COM
mand Of the Asiatc naval station. and who re-
turned to this country last month, has aSsIu ed
the duties OF President OF the Naval Examining
Board In Washington.
The sun., 1900-10-18
NO ANTI.BOIER EDICTP
Report That the Order for the Puni'hment Of
Tuau and Other, Is a Forgery.

SpetfII Z uO1 Ut9I"I'V 70 III. 'V"'
IoNpoS, oct. IA news agency despatch
from Pekin under date Of Oct Is says II Is be-
lieved there that the recent edict providing for
the punishment Of officials responsible for the
Boxer outbreak was forgery and was con-
cocted for the purpose Of preventing the ad-
vance Of the expedition to Pao-tIng-fu. Prince
Ching and ii Hung Chang deny all knowledge
OF the existence OF such n document
The sun., 1900-10-18
-Onefd!- sun'i -Onefdi- SUM
1000 lsge 1900 1900 1899. 1900
MAO o. a. oP h5S' 81 53'
- AZ oS' 40'I aP. N.4s' 6s' 5G'
SP. M5l' 6s' bS'Li2 MId.. Ah' hhs Aks
sAsHNGToS FORECAST FOR TODAY AND TO.
MnnnnM

sAsHNOToN FORECAST FOR TODAY AvD 10.
MORROW.
For Maine. New Hampshire and Vermont fair To-
day and tomorrow. warmer To day. fresh southwest
winds
For Md,saehuseti', Rhode Island. Connecticut and
edHen Nrr York rdir today nd 10 rnorrou ratrsr
IN interior to-day frs,h soahuea vfrd,
For eastern Pennsylvania, fair to-day and to-mor-
row; In north portion to-day: light 70 fresh
southwest winds.
For New Jersey and Delaware. fair today and to-
morrow: fresh southwest winds
rJr the District Of Columbia and Mar yland fair To-
day and tomorrow: warmer Tomorrow: variable
winds. becoming fresh southwest
For western New York, fair to-day and tomorrow:
warmer In east portion to-day fresh southwest winds
The sun., 1900-10-18

British Lieutenant and Two Men KILLED In q
Recent Sktrmsh.

Special Cdbs D1paieh 10 THE Sun.
LONDON. Oct. lin a despatch from Pre-
torla OF YESTERDAYS date Lord Roberts says
Theunls Botha a brother Of the Boer com
mander -in-chlef. surrendered on Saturday.
Lord Roberts also gives the details Of four
recent skrmisheS. In one Of these the British
had Lieut. Attfleld and two men killed and in
another the Beers had six killed.
The sun., 1900-10-18
Russian Legation Ordered Back to Pekln

Sr,cidi Cahs DeSpdtch N THE Sun
COLOGNE Oct 1.-THE GdSsits's Tientsn cor
respondent says that NJ. de Giers. the Russian
Minister TO china. and the staf Of the Russian
legation. who are now IN Tentsn, nave been
ordered W return 70 Pekip within few days
The sun., 1900-10-18

wAsHINoToN. oct I7.-Th, flagship New
York Is not to be placed out Of commi sion. an
examination OF her huh and machinery show
ing that sac was not in such bad condition as
wa, supposed. The Navy Department has au-
thor zed rarair work on the vessel to con -ume
not more Than THIRTY days. She will continue
TO servo as na8ship of the North Atlantic
SQUADRON.
The sun., 1900-10-18
Millionaire Mine Owner Get. Divorce.

DENVER Col, oct. l7.--Byron l.. Shear, a
millionaire Colorado mine owner. Received a
decree of absolute divorce in the District Court
here to-day from Irene T. Shear Intimacy
with Chicago musician was charged and Mrs
Shear did not contest the suit.
The sun., 1900-10-18
Another Carnegie Library.
Sn1cinl CnbIs Dtipnfch 10 THPlS

SpeeIdT CdbIf UtIpdIth 70 Sun
LONDON. Oct. i7.-Andrew Carnegie has
offered to give $4,000 to The town of Hawick.
Scotland. for public library provided the cor
poration furnishes site,
The sun., 1900-10-18

The high pressure area covered yesterday all the
country between the Rocky Mountains and the A.
lanuc coast and rom Canada 20 the Gulf OF MeSioo:
the cold wave accompanying this lowered the tenn
pTA,ure from 10 70 20 degrees everywhere east Of IN.
Mississippi River. with freezing temperatures and
killing fross In the districts around the Lake regions
northern New York and northern New England
], viii begin 70 grow warmer today The tenpera-
ture rising rapidly yesterday In the Northwest
Pair weather was general.
In this cty the day was fair and ooderi the loves,
temperature was SO degrees in the morning svera e.
humidity. ~ per cent wind brisk 70 fresh northwss,
erly, barometer. corrected to read to .aievel
so 2s;SP, NJ, 3O.a3.
The temperature as recorded bv the otneal ther.
mome,er. and also By THE SUNS thermometer al the
street level. is shown In the annexed table
The sun., 1900-10-18
Kruger Not to Sail Until oct. 20.

5p.eiaI Cable Dapaieh 10 THE SUN
LoRHNzo MARQUES, Oct i7-President
Krnzer's departure for Europe has been post
poned until Dot 20. He will make the Jour
ney via Judith and Marseiles.
The sun., 1900-10-18
CONsULs REiSSURE CHINESE.
Troop. Not TO Go Outside the Concessions 90
Shanghai without Notice.
Special CGh's Dt,pdich 10 THE sun.
From q Stef CoFresDondent

From . SIAN Correspondent
SHANGHAI, Oct. l7.-As aresut Of the Taotsis
protest against foreign troops going outside
the concession limits the Consular body to-day
agreed to prohibit their doing so in the future
unless the Chinese authorities are first notified.
This action has greatly treasured the Chinese.
The sun., 1900-10-18

The revolution In Colombia is one year old
to-day. Dr. A. j. PestrepO. diplomatic rep
resentative OF the rebels In this country, says
the Government has expended tiOt 10000 on
the war and the revolutionists t5,0Gu,O00. He
says the Government has lost about i2,OOO
men. and the rebels about 5000. The great
est number of mon killed In one battle was
1000 at Bucaramanga. The revolution is re-
sponsible for the recent overthrow Of Presi-
dent Sanclemente Bogota, the capital, IL
now the oblectiye point % the revolutlonlsts.
The sun., 1900-10-18
stops the Cough and
works on the Cold.

Laxative Bromo- Quinine Tablets cure q cold In one
DAY No Cure No Pay. Prioe 20 cenn-AdS
The sun., 1900-10-18
coLonBIA REVOLT A YEAR OLD.
Has Cost $4,000 900 and. It Is said. About
10000 Neu.
Special Cab. Ds,patch to THE SUN.

SpfcIdI tdNe Df'pdIeh 10 THE Sun.
Colon. Oct. The insurgents have retreated
to Magangues. They have attacked Coreza
The Government IL sending 1000 troops TO aid
the garrison there The cruiser Nlneta has
gone 10 Cartagena.
Mr. Hart. the American Minister. will leave
on Tuesday for New York
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-14
Women Wait in Helpless Agony
Around the Pit Mouth,
MEN ARE YET ENT0MBED.
Little Hope Of Their Rescue Alive
sixteen Wen Uuaccountcd Tor in
Peuusg lvania Nine.
Afternoon DIspalcheal

pttsburg. Pa, April li-A number Of
miners. v3rously estimated at from
TWO to sixteen. are imprisoned in the
Essen No 8 mine at Hezllt0u station.
behind "a wall Of flame and smoke They
were caught yesterday by the dfe, and
an last night men tougat .he flames.
aud women waited ia helpless agony
about The pic mouth.
state Mine Inspector James Bhck Of
IsIeWood. Is on the scene and has very
little hope that any OF the men viii
ever come out of the mine alive. The
smoke and gas have probably done
hug .agadly w0lk ere now.
lRlfaoa mine Is fourteen miles
from Pittsbutg. 0n the Iluaburg Char
tiers and T0ugui0gheny railroad. 10
is owned by The Pittsburg oa COM
pany
The number of men iu ihe mine is not
known A miner named John Groves,
who forced his way cot .lc1ugh the
fire and smoke said tn, two CONE
panions stlll remained h TIE mine, but
they would not attempt o dath through
the fire. The miners tpOu That slN-
teen men have mot been accounted for
and the superintendent The mine ad-
mits that two f0reiencfs are missing
owing 10 the uncertainty regarding
names among the foreigners who form
the larger part u the miners it Is said
To- be very hard 20 determite whether
or not an the miners are out.
The fire started in the pump house
between the main entry and the return
course The cause is unknown In
spector Blick worked all night.
Essen No. was formerly the proper
ty NJ the Essen Coal company which
sold out TO the Pttsburg Coat company
when that combined was organized. IL
is comparatively new mine ana wei
equipped It's annual output is about
lSj 900 tons u Is located O. short dis
lance from WOodvllle, on the CHARTERS
branch Of the Panhandle railroad.
Hazelton station Us rather an Isolated
place. being reached directly only by
The Pittsburg CHARTERS and Youghiog-
heny railroad the passenger service on
which Is limited to three or four trains
each way In "a hours
Later-George ~. Schendeberg gen
eral superintendent of. the Fittshnrg
Coai COMPANY Staled nt soch ,lis
afternoon that the fire was under con-
troll. only two men are missing and
lt has not been determined that they
are in the mine.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-14
viii Take Him in to Get His Inhu-
ence Against Mckinley
WANT HIM TO "PLAY FAIR"
That Means 60 Accept the Doctrine Of
thoNationai Conventions chtniey
Styled Emperor William 4.
Afternoon Dispatched

Chicago, April 4.-Byran Demo-
Gratis have decided TO welcome Admiral
Dewey into the Democratic party such
is the position officially outlined lu to-
days issue OF the Democratic press bul-
letn
I'VE may accept the admirars declar-
alton Of his political faith ass indicating
that he Is with the Democratic party
at least on an overwhelming majority
of the issues Il has taken APP runs the
article, which is from the pen OF VIII
DIS j Abbott. head of the Democratic
literary bureau This o. a most graft
flying fact IL indicates that should the
Democratic party after mature dellb-
GRAFTON, deny to the admiral the nom-
nation which he seeks it may never
the less count on his hearty co-opca-
ton and his influence in behalf of fits
efforts % end the evils Of MckinleyIsm
by ending the reign Of Emperor william
J."
i'm commenting on the purpose of his
article Mr. Abbott said:
1--WE are naturally delighted an the
prospect OF such a distinguished ace
QUESTION to our ranks as Admiral
Dewey but OF course we expect The
admiral TO play fair and accept the
good old Democratic doctrine and abide
by the result OF an honest Democratic
convention
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-14
POLITICAL POINTERS.

Great interest as taken just now In the
coming judiciary conventions. Among
the Democrats who are being talked Of
are Judge j. W. Burton $. " Stewart.
Henry Shields of Park City ], ID. Par
dee aud the present incumbents. Among
the Republicans whose names are men,
toned are Judge Grant II Smith. Judge
d. II. Wenger and Judge Richie.
Hon. Fisher Harris has informed his
friends that DE is Zoo the race for the
Democratic nomination Tor secretary Of
state.
Judge Hiles. 90 is positively asserted,
win not bee "a candidate Tor renomlna-
ton Tor the district judgsmith, al
though be- may take O nomination for
the Supreme bench.
Judge Bauch It rs understood, viii
De- a candidate for denomination for the
supreme bench. Judge Mccarthy, Of the
sixth judicial district IS also a candi-
date for the nomination on the Repuhli-
can ticket
The distribution OF state officers with
reference 90 geographical conditions
win cut r1 small figure In the coming
conventions,
The election IN November VIII DC
literally Doe biggest election ever held
Boz the State. NOT only s the full State
ticket to ba voted for, but also presl-
dental electors. congressman, a SUE
prone IgIes three district Judges. the
Legislature county and precinct tickets.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-14
THE HERO Of LADYSMITH.
Greeted in England With Storms Of Enibusi-
asiic Cheers
Gen. Sir George white Meets an Ova-
lion ON Landing al Southampton
1'his Afternoon,

London. April 1.-The scene which
greeted Gen. Sir George White when
the steamer Dunvegan Castle on which
he LETT Capetown March 2S reached
Southampton ibis afternoon. must have
conNn4u lila OF the admiration OF his
countrymen for his gallant defense Of
Ladysmlth during the long and trying
siege Of that place. From early morn
ing crowds collected By thousands in
the neighborhood of the docks. The
buildings in the vicinity were gaily
decorated with bunting In honor Of the
occasion and all the public institutions
were covered with flags The harbor
presented a brilliant and animated
scene. the various vessels having
dressed ship. and the Dunyegan CAS-
ties berth at the wharf being resplen-
dent with bunting and eyergreens
Lady White the mayor. and the mem-
bcrs of the corporation In their state
robes uniformed soldiers and sailors,
and q number of privileged guests
awaited the gallant defender OF Lady
smith AS the steamer doomed up In
the distance with Gen White standing
on the bridge the enthusiasm Of the
waiting multitude broke loose and a
storm Of cheering and singing and the
sounding Of sirens and whistles inter
mingled uninterruptedIy until Sir
George landed. nt 2.30 D.. M.
The greeting between husband and
wife being over Gen White had 20 un-
dergO much Handwriting and the re-
ceivins Of congratulations from person
al friends before be reached the dock
shed, where the municipal authorities
presented him with an deliberately i-
Eliminated address of welcome. express
Ing profound admiration at his noble
and successful efforts 10 uphold and
maintain the honor and dignity Of the
empire in distant Natal which have
won the lasting admiration OF the
civilized world
a suitable reference was made to Ire
lands connection with the defense Of
Ladysmith. and regret was expressed
that Gen, Whites health had been inn
paired by the strain OF the siege and
that he had been obliged 20 seek rest.
The address concluded by expressing
the hope that he would soon be COM
pletcly restored 10 health and able to
resume The distinguished task with
which The queen and the country had
charged him
During the reading Of the address the
huge crowds IN the vicinity seized every
occasion 10 hurrah and the enthusiasm
was indescrlbable Hats. handkerchiefs
and tlags were waived frantically and
cheer followed cheer In endless success
sion.
Gen. White was visIbly moved az the
warmth Of his reception In acknowI-
edging the address he referred with ad.
miration 20 his gallant garrison. every
one of whom De said. from General
Hunter 20 the brave trumpcter had be-
haVed magnihcently."