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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-11-20

The fun in George Broadhurst's COM
edy What Happened to Jones'" which
comes to the opera house Nov. 26, is
fast and furious. and crowded houses
everywhere laugh, applaud and laugh
again as the mad whirlwind of amusing
incidents follow fast upon one another.
The situations in "Jones" are grotes-
quely humorous and the lines witty and
bright.
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TEACHERS, MEETING.

Manila district teachers meeting to
be held at the High School building
Saturday. Nov. "a. at 2 o'clock,
The following program will be given.
SONG.
Paper--What kind of child study work,
and how much can be carried on by a
live teacher PROF. VANNESS.
Anna Beckman and
Miss Grace Bidlack.
Paper-My work in the Indian mission
school Miss OSEoLA GLASS.
General Discussion.
Solo MISS MoLLIE PEASE.
Paper-Plan of presenting geography
to 4th and 5th reader, --
- Miss HATTIE SLAGG.
Discussion-M Alice Stephens and
Miss Jessie Pease.
Value of current events in school work
-------PRoF.A ALBERT HEALEY.
SONG.
Patrons and others interested in
school work are cordially invited.
q
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Nov. 15-Janette o and Geo L
Wright to VIM A McHenry swnw4; NV
sw4 l4-e3-39 W d con $4,000.
Nov. 14-F G Book, unmr. Caroline
Buck SO # of Lot 8 Block 10 con 81 90
love and aft.
Nov. l4-Mary A and B F Bigelow to
Bertha A Wight Lot Block Dow
City con S675.0O.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-11-20

II have used Chamberlain's Collie
Cholera anG niarrhoea Remddy and
find it to be a great medicine" saws
Mr.. p. S. Phipps of Poteau, Ark. "It
cured me- of bloody f1ux. 1 cannot
speak too highly of it, This remad"
always wins the good opinion, Il my
the praise, of those who use it, TN no
quick cures which it affects even ;e
the most severe cases make 1t a fsuosi
tie everywhere. For sale by G. p
Cassaday & Co., the Broadway pbar.
lacy. r"F'
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Board met in Auditors office Thurs.
day Nov Is 1900.
Members all present.
Called to order at 9 a m
Minutes of Wednesday Nov IA read
and approved
On motion claims were allowed as
follows:
E Gulick 2 to transcript state
VS. Gus Topf - II 7t
Isaih Siglin P transcript state
VS. Devine Observation-Disclosures I sc
A d Wilson Mayor transcript
state VS. Howard - 6 IL
LIN Coon Mayor transcript state
VS. M Henry ------------- 4 q
David Kuhl labor Langley dist
riot Observation-Disclosures 80 q
J L Williams spikes Gigax dist
riot S 81
j Nottingham labor Glgax dist
riot Observation-Disclosures 2 81
Fred Stetfin labor Gigax district Is 81
district ----------- 100 81
Jack Welch material Gigax dis
trict 3 OF
City of Denison repairs and ma
terial at court yard --------- 10 81
oleriudu duu MlGCHell AVeFy
hire / 81
M e Ryan mdse for Mrs Snick- 3 q
Mrs M O'Conner nursing Mrs
Snick Z days Observation-Disclosures 81 on
j P Anderson material and labor
Holland district Is 6(
e Kruger clerk to costs in in
sane of p E Warner --- 10 81
W M Welsh & Co supplies 20 81
Hammond Bros and Stephens
EFiTucker clerk to room rent
preparing booths etc 10 OF
j Strathman Pat Bierne Ed
Weise trustees Observation-Disclosures on
J Hagge clerk 2 4
Ed Weise, returning poll books 3 81
j M Peters, John Holland, John
Alexander, trustees ---------- " o.
Manila Times, stationery "
Dan McGrath, assessing saloons 2 on
w w Rhodenbaugh. overseer OF
poor for city of Denison for the
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Green Bay Lumber Co lumber
Holland district 40 90
Ordered that refund of So 90 be
made to j I'll Lawler of taxes of 1897.
and 1898 on lots and 3 block IA Vail
on account of eronous assessment.
Board adjourned at II noon to meet
at pm
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Coming Attractions.

17-Labadie's Faust.
" 19-Lecture Course Number.
/" 26-What Happened 10 Jones.
" 29-Thanksgiving Ball.
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AFTERNOON SESSION

Board met at ] p NJ and allowed
James Keane labor Holland dist
riot II 90
p Mccarthy labor Holland dist
rict----- III IS
Green Bay Lumber Co coal for
Mrs Palmer ------------------ a IS
Emil Kruger Clerk to costs in
Ehrke insane case 80 35.
j F Kral Trustee -------------- 4 90
John Way trustee 6 co
Peter Tuet Henry Clausen trus-
tee s OOC c Houlihan clerk
90 10 90
Pat Mullen trustee ~ 90
III S Green room rent for cleo
ton 5 90
j LOechner room rent for cleo
ton w
+ John Claussen room rent for cleo
zion and preparing booths ! 6 90
+ Ed Gilbert clerk etc S 90
David Hoff Preparing booths etc / 90
Claim 4 6o.lN-- 80 2 50
ete.-..-..---e-er.---s.----.--- 8 90
w w Kirkendall preparing
booths etc. gu
Frank Fitzpatrick cleaning the
schoolhouse after election
claim 4 90 ----------------- 2 so
John Way cleaning schoolhouse
after election year 1899 and
1900 claimed O0----- 5 90
w w Rhodenbaugh transporta
ton of pauper ---------- / 81
George Huff labor Rhodenbaugh
district -------------- ~ on
VIM Purcellcobs- - Is 90
H II Kllnker mdse 2 so
&c Petersen mdse for farm 2 Is
FL Carstens meals for Jurors 3 20
Thos Fitzgibbons serving sub
poenas- 13 90
Ed Downey clerk Jackson town
59s snip s-------- ---------- LIZ w
Marcus Cavett cleaning school
house after election -----1--- 90
j Alexander M Peters Robt
Hannah Judges Ed Downey r
Deeter clerks IL 90
Board adjourned at 5 p m to meet
Thursday Nov Is at Ga m
= w w Rhodenbaugh John 7 Carey
Chairman Auditor
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Saturday Nov. 18th at y A M.
Board met in auditors office Satur-
day, Nov. II, 1900.
Members all present.
Called to order at a. N.
Minutes of Friday, Nov. 16, were
read and approved.
On motion claims were allowed as
follows:
Matt Mill drayage.. .......,... so
j b Romans material for Jail. etc. 50 SO
The Boys merchandise for Mrs
MOTIFS. .....-................ 20
j Hoist trustee returning poll
books ........... ..... $500. IL 40
City of Denlson water rent....... 20 90
Denison Review publishing board
proceedings. ........... 10 As
Perkins Bros Co supplies. ........ so 80
Matt Parrott & Sons supplies -. SO
Boone Blank Book Co supplies. >. so so
Chassell 81 Ferguson supplies..... % so
Acres. Biackman & Co supplies. 7O1O
DR. L T. Bond to professional SER
vice rendered in quarantine fam
lily OF johnson by order of
board of health of City of Deni
SOIL. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES D 0O
H A Boyeto professional service
rendered in quarantine family of
r johnson by order of board of
health of city of Denison.. ...Ss.. 90
w T Wright to professional SER
vice rendered in quarantine
family of r johnson by order of
board of health of city of Den-
SON. $50. 40 90
Schlnmberger to medicines fur
nished in quarantine family of R
johnson by order board of health
Nf TN NJ ANTI n
O G Prill to merchandise furnish
ed quarantine family Of R John
son by order Of board of health
of city of Denison...... ......... II 90
The Boys merchandise for court
house and Jail ..... ........ -. 16 rs
r w Bamford merchandise for
Gottfried Kroll ............. -. 1C %
T A Hickey labor Rhodenbaugh
district. Observation-Disclosures. 90
Stone & Temple lumber Rhoden
baugh district. ........ lib CD
Fred Fredericks labor Rhoden
baugh diStrict.... ..... ......... 10 SO
T A Hickey to cash paid laborers
on roads Rhodenbaugh district. rs SO
G w Huff to cash paid laborers on
roads Rhodenbaugh district. las IS
Board adjourned at -, noon, to meet
Monday, Nov. 10, 1900, at 10 a. m.
w. W. RHoDENBAUGH,
Chairman
JOHN T. CAREY,
Auditor.
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year lS99-l9OO- Observation-Disclosures 20 90
Ph a Schlumberger. mdse- Is
Rudd, labor, Langley, dist. 00
John u Carey, to express etc. 36 20
w w Rhodenbaugh, committee
work and mileage 81 45
Fred Gigax, committee work and
mileage so 90
John Holland, committee work
and mileage. 80 95
VIM Fiaherty, committee work
and mileage Observation-Disclosures 80 80
u w Langley, committee work
and mileage 50 Is
J III Hink clerk. Washington twp. 26 90
t Eggers and F White, labor Hoi-
land dist ------- IA Is
q w Langley, labor on bridges so
Frank White, to cash paid labor
ers on road. White dist Ill Ga
Pete Eggers, labor, Holland dist SO
Board adjourney at IL noon to meet
at ! P. NJ. afternoon session.
Board meets at P. M.
Consent highway petition No. 9O2,
SOB. 500 came up for hearing and was
established as a public highway.
Highway petition No. 800 (Kroll Road
came up for hearing and on motion was
established as prayed for on condition
the petitioners pay half of the damages
$4,000 by April 1st 1901.
Highway petition No. S97 tBus Road
came up for hearing and on motion was
established as prayed for on condition
the dist twp of Union pay (s450.O0) by
April LIST 1901 and Crawford County
pays (sl500O)
Highway petition No. 90l ellis Road)
came up for hearing and on motion was
laid over until January session and
Rhodenbaugh GigaS and Flaherty a
committee to view the same.
Highway petition No. S9S (VogtRoad)
came np for hearing and on motion was
vacated as prayed for.
Highway petition No. s65, s66, s67, SOS
came up for final hearing and on motion
was vacated as prayed for. Board ad-
journed at 5 p. NJ to meet Friday. Nov.
16, 1900 at 8 A NJ.
w w Rhodenbaugh, Chairman,
John I. Carey, Auditor.
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THE.COUNTY BOARD PROCEEDINGS.

Proceedings of the Board of Supervisors
OF Crawford County, Iowa, November
Session, 1900.
Board met in Auditors office Nov. Ia
1900
Members all present
Called to order at 8 am
Minutes of Tuesday Nov 10 read and
approved
On motion claims were allowed as
follows:
Green Bay Lumber Co lumber
Tor bridges 9 45
WILDER Hall trustee etc 10 90
r r Montgomery j P transcript
State VS. e Christy 25 90
M N Smith to coroners inquest
on body of Mrs. T j Munster
deceased IS So
M J Collins j P transcript State
VS. Morgan Broman Mayfeld- 46 so
Oh Staley labor Langley district 2 90
A z Lochmiller preparing booths 2 90
Pete Helmuth room rent for
election 3 90
W Ell Woolston clerk- 6 90
r r Shirtcliff clerk - 2 90
J } Dugan returning poll books 3 90
Peter Martens returning poll
books 3 so
Henry Otto trustee etc. s so
] j Mcmahon g 9 5 so
JAS Walters g g 5 90
G j Staley g $ - Ii so
John Simmons s. g - 10 40
Sam Fox g s. 5 co
Pete Johannsen 9 g s 20
John Schmadke . q 500
Matt Hugg g '' s 90
Peter Meggers -- u 90
ID McDougall g - 2 90
C E Dobler - S 90
H S McDole g s 90
John Alexander " 4 90
Chas Smith '---- 10 90
Pete Hollowell '------- 2 90
Ell S Kline - s 90
&C Vail publishing board pro-
ceedlngs III 80
Green Bay Lumber Co lumber
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Board adjourned at y noon to NEE
Saturday Nov. 18th at A. NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-18
TIMELY TOPICS IN BERLIN.

Berlin, February II.
DISCOURAGING COLONIAL REPORTS.-Colo-
NAL matters engrossed the attention OF the Reichs
tag this week the debate Enthusiastically showing
the Improbable state of the colonies hitherto even
In the case of the promising. like the Came
II likewise showed the growing appropria-
lions with stationary diminishing exports and
imports.
Ofiical reports demonstrate that famine and sick
ness in German East Africa have devastated that
colony. In the district OF Tanga for example with
In the year 1899 the population has been diminished
from l2S sos 81 32s. owing 10 famine leprosy
smallpox and typhoid fever. The conditions OF the
whole colony appear appalling The trade of this
colony which is thrice the size of Germany. Is in
significant and mostly with British India while
the cost TO Germany is fvefold the whole trade,
The reports from the other colonies are not much
better.
The Cologne Volks-Zetung' says the railroad
projects for the colonies now adopted amount 10
200 100000 marks. while on the other hand. Ger
man trade with the British colonies amounts to
6OoOo0Oo0 marks, without entatling a cent OF ex-
pense
Ii cannot be denied that the sentiment is grow
ing in large part of the nation that other
methods than those employed are needed 20 make
the German colonies a success. Ii significant
that In course OF the several days debate I'm the
Reichstag the Government remained the de-
fensive. Thus the colonial debate has In way
strengthened the chances OF the Naval bill Dr.
Barth the Freisinnige leader, however believes the
bill will pass though the situation Is muddled
owing to the uncertainty as TO the Centres posi-
ton. DR. Ileber the Centre leader Is dangerously
H. and there is nobody In authority IN the party
with whom the Government and the other parties
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-18

The one medicine for disorders and diseases of
the stomach and organs of digestion and nutri-
tion is DR.. Pierce's- Golden Medical Discovery.
1t increases the activity of the whole digestive
and nutritive system, clears away distractions.
partly digested food, puriies the blood from the
poisons resulting from imperfect digestion, and
increases the secretions of the blood making
glands. Golden Medical Discovery" has a won,
derful record Of cures of so called hopeless
cases.
Mr.. Thos II. Rudasii of Henry Lincoln Co. " c saws.
Ser having suffered from inacon of the liver and an Inc
troubles usually attending such condition for twenty
years and having 3eiuged system with floods OF ed
cine from every available and being only tenn
porsry benefited thereby applied TO your institution for
treatment You instructed TO take course M mr.
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ectnsi benefit from the Few have taLen y. ~,
than from ali the ether remedies together
Allow TO thank for yonr prompt and eos,r,.
gus attention to case well for good YeceveA
Gcm it, ~SA'~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-18
GENERAL WARREN An N. p.

CHOSEN TO REPRESENT THE NEWARK DIVISION
OF NoT"rINGHAMSHIRE
London, Feb. 1.-THE Parliamentary bye-elec-
ton in the Newark Division of Nottinghamshire
yesterday to replace Charles William sydney
VscOunt Newark Conservative who has sue
ceeded to the Peerage resulted as follows: Sir
Charles Warren. Unionist. J.162; Henry Stan
ger. Liberal 2,S11. UniOnist majority 229I
At the last election Vscount Newark was I'M
opposed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-18

negotiate. Some are pulling one way and
others another. The chances OF the Department.
Left in the Diet is gainst it. and the Right deems
II does not go far enough q
SOUTH AFRICAN DAY DREAMs-The SOUTH
African war news and the occurrences in the Brit
ish Parliament greedily read here and
mented on a number Of the leading German news
papers to-day still affect believe the relief %
Kimberley is only a ruse by which the Beers have
led the British into a trap as at Spion Kop Cen
orally speaking. though The German newspaper
comment lacks the bitterness OF tone toward
the British which was noticeable until recently.
number Of papers especially the Agrarian and
Pan-Gernan insist the war must continue until
Great Britain's complete military collapse is laid
bare before the world, thus preventing Great BIlt-
Africa and leaving the white population OF Low
German STOCK IorS I r5s9 a T TIs o-s;sn 0.
however. does not doubt the relief Of Kimberley
Britain.
EMPEROR DEER STALKING.-Terrihc snow
storms have prevented the Emperor from having
much sport in Hubertusstoek. though this morn ss
Ing he went out on foot, with small retnue, deer
stalking toward Wildau-
SOCIAL FESTIVITIES-The Court marshais
here say that though the official Court mourn
ing is now over. ball or other large Court res
tvites will be given for the of the season ano
the carnival ball arranged for February y viii Do
omitted out OF respect for the death OF the sm-
press's mother. This. however. does not hinder ar
ces close &c the Court from giving oaiiS isa,
and musicals. Wednesday there was bail gwen
by the Master of the Ceremonies. Baroh ~
Knesebeck the President OF the Reiehstsg Coen nx
Won Ballestrem, gives a large dinner on Feorxa.s
q to the members OF the Reichstas. the men9ssss
OF the Bundesrath and the Cabinet AlalsSeis' az.
ReichSbank President Herr Koch, uineO = Is
tinguished company of twOsc0re persons on nus -
day: Count Won Hochberg. the Royal Ihea oIS he
tendant dned a on Wednesday aIhOus -
guests being the Minister of the Royal Rouse, W
Wedal princes Won SchOenborn, Stelberg ana
Wied and Counts Won Harrach. Westpalen- atIai,
and HovOs and War Minister Won GOSsief Sssss -
big dinner the coming week The RECEPTION Ol -
T-nitAd States Ambassador. Andrew j. Wnlte. ais
Mrs White on Washi1EtOu's Birthday vii oce~t -.
Mr. White RECEIVERS IN time. and mop a -,
Kaiserhof will follow. Mr.. White to-day hau '~
fcfently recovered TO sit up
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-18
FAMINE FUND IN INDIA.
a GREAT sum RAISED AT SINGLE MEETING N
CALCUTTA
CALCUTTA.

Calcutta, Feb. 1.-THE Viceroy OF India, Lord
Curzon or Kedieston. presided to-day at a meet
ing to start famine fund. at which the
leading Maharajahs and British officials were
present The announcement that the Queen had
opened the fund with Fl, 200 was enthusiastical-
ly cheered, whereupon the Maharajah Of Oar
bhanga contributed f750O the British india
Company $1,000, Lord Cuzon f1,0o0, and other
subscriptions raised the total to 10000.
Lord Curzon In eloquent address. drew q
moving picture OF the famine, whose magnitude,
he said, was an unprecedented tragedy. the
situation being Heightened by the plague In
Bombay,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-18

He saw the hole in
the sack when he was
filling it. But it was
such a little hole that
he thought it wouldn't
matter. Out of that
little hole he lost his
grain while taking it to
market.
It's that way with
holes in the health.
None are so small but
life can leak out of
them. "Pve got a Httke
touch of indigestion"
says one man. Another
says, "my stomach
feels a HktLe out of
sorts" 1t is just such
little things which if
neglected mean the
total loco ~ heaI4b
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-18
BRITISH FLEET At KINGSTON

Kingston Jamaica Feb 1.-THE squadron -, -
British warships commanded by Niee-AaH,ila' =,
Frederick c. D. Bedford arrived here t0-ua' -.
was greeted with enthusiasm. a nunnoesss y. "a
have 7been ARRANGED in honor OF the H IT7,rsd
crews and the officers and crew OF tLS . ,,vf "a
states auxiliary cruiser Scorpion nave W"
70 nartiripate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-18
WHAT LONDONT4LKS. ABOUT.

London February II.
TIME HONORED TITLE SAVED.-The Senate
of Cambridge University has refused to accept the
recommendations of the committee. and by a ma
jority of thirty-three has decided to retain the
order of merit IN it's famous mathematical tripos
Ihus the quaint title of senior wranger. which
no longer signifies the best all round mathema-
tician of the year. is saved from extinction. The
decision meets with some severe criticism from the
academic portion of the press.
IMMIGRATION TO ENGLAND.-It Is strange
anomaly find Great Britain the home OF the
emigrant. threatened by the immigrant yet such
is the case. Industrial activity and the increase
in wages I'm the United Kingdom have attracted
hordes of Continental labor. Last month alone
about four thousand immigrants arrived a large
increase on the average The Globe" plaintfveIy
remarks:
Is succeeded by a of adversely we Shall have
on our hands multitude of foreigners eagerly
competing for the bread which ought by right to
nourtsh the native born. We have legislative
machinery for sitting out pauper aliens and re-
turning them to their countries as they have
In the United States.
CHURCHILL'S NOvEL.-Winston Churchtlrs
first novel, 'Savrola." was published this week
and has been tolerably we'll reviewed The Young
trigue and revolution in the imaginary republic of
Laurania throwing in lots of lighting epigrams
and political maXims, the latter evidently gathered
from his experience in England. The book was
mainly written in 1897.
DUNRAVEN DROPPED Lord Dunraven
to be losing ell interest yachting BY rea-
son of his failure TO attend the requisite number
alton. he. the announcement politely puts il
ceases 10 be vfce-president."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-18
BRAzIHs COMMERCIAL TREATIES

Rio Janeiro. Feb. r-Gsrmany. Italy and Spain
have accepted the minimum tariffs reducing the
negotiations.
The other commercial treaties are making favora-
Die proEresA -" -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-18
TOKEN or THE SULT4N'S ESTEEM
A DECORATION CONFERRED UPON THE PREsl
DENT OF FRANCE

DENT OF FRANCE
Paris. Feb. l7.-The Sultans envoy Munir Rev
presented to President LOubet to-day the insignia
and Grand Gordon of the Order OF Nichamimtiaz
the highest decoration In the Turkish Empire
which the Sultan sent specially by Munr The
envoy and his suite were conveyed In great state
from their hotel to the Elysee Palace in the PresI-
dents equipages. and were received by IA guard OF
honor In the courtyard of the Elysee band play
ing the Turkish anthem The President surrounded
by his Ministers awaited the envoy in the Ambas-
sailors Hall Munir Bey handed to President
Loubet the insignia. with a few words OF goodwill
from the Sultan. To which President Ioubet re-
piled. expressing his appreciation of the honor A
luncheon followed. -
Considerable Importance is attached In political
circles 70 the bestowal OF the order because this
William, and the Sultans action is Interpreted as
indicating his desire to show that France enjoys
equal prestige with Germany at the Ottoman Court
Much satisfaction consequently prevails here
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-18
FINL4NDERS SAIL FOR CANADA

Liverpool. Feb 17-SIx hundred Finlanders sailed
from here to-day for Canada, making about eIgh
thousand who have emgrated during the last sis
months
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-18
OMISSIONS.

From The Detroit Journal
When the dude who drops his ; -
That he may English seem. Is sST
The rest OF US drop some n anu -
With sundry dashes between
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-18
NJ DE REGNIERs AMERICAN VIsIT-NOTEs
OF socIETY-THE DRAMA

Copyright 1900: by The New-Yorz Tribune
[BY CABLE TO THE TRIBUNK.I
Paris, Feb. 1.-THE relief of Kimberley by
General French and the opening OF Lord Rob-
ertss campaign, Notwithstanding the enthusi-
asm Of Boer sympathizers here are considered
in military circles marking the turn of the
tide in South Africa, and the first evidence
the British General Staff has given since the
campaign began OF skflful tactical combna-
tions directed by the brain Of strategist.
Americans ssine- through Paris fep and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-18
THE PLAGUE IN MANILA.
FIFTY PER CENT OF THE DEATHS ARE or
CHINAMEN-SANITARY PRECAUTIONS

Manila, Feb. 11.-Out of total Of ffty-one
cases Of suspected bubonic plague reported, for
tytwo proved genuine and thirty-tw deaths re-
suited half of them being of Cinnamon. There
were twelve cases during the last week mostly
within the walled city, and a hundred inspectors
superintendent by health officer, Major
Edie, are enforcing the sanitary regulations
Thirty OF the inspectors Cinnamon who
have been furnished by the Chinese merchants
The Health Department census shows that the
population of Manila is about 10000 including
81 900 Chinese.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-18

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we can supply everything nbo+,,,.
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them an pnosGgraphers and are glad to give
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