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NOTES OF THE CAMPAIGN

4 TERSE DEsCRIPTION-The last Missouri
Legislature was strongly Democratic, and 1t is
thus described by The St Louis Republic Dem);
lust, Ievel-hea ded honest NIssourtans not booc-
ing saudbaggers, lobbyists. spebinders or grand
stand posers, will constitute the Democratic ma
joTiCy in the next Missouri legislature
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In this dla gram the continuous white line
changes pressure indicated BY The Trbuues SELF
ecordiug barometer Ceupsra-
rIrg as recorded Parry's Pharmacy
Tribune once July so l A. m.-Ths weather yestsr-
dav was fair and moderate TIE temperature ranged be-
tween = and degrees the C75 degrees being
the sane IA that 81 Saturday degree oUrer
than that of the corresponding date or lasr year
The weather to-day viii be shower
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4 FOOL FOR LICK.

rom The Chicago News
50 i-e-gh-Ch. ] say. Miss Ethel, why is il that
are Always out when ] CALI
et-Es EIhel-Becau use 7 N foolish. l suppose
sseIuelgh-I beg pardon.
-, Mss EtheI-Wed, you know the old saying. "a
iool for luck"
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UPTOWN 0FFICE-S0 L2+2 Broadway. - a-v Ar,e.t-
car District Telegraph once
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I9F Broad-st
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Brown. Gould 4 Co. No 81 New Oz:1rd-sr
American Express C0l-pa1v- No. Wa-arsoc Ft7ce-
Thomas Cook q scr. Ludzate Circus.
Tie L0ndou ONCE rri5uue a convenient placs
% leave Advertisements ar5 subscriptions
PARIS-Louts Fu1t-1n- No I Rue Scr-5e. oprcstra
Grand Hotel and al F-Iosks and hotels On ne
ETu1siriCu
:. Monroe & Co. No. : Scribe
John VaGamaEe- No Eue les Pet.-4s Ec-rfss
F5ottinEuer & Co.. No 8 Rue 1e Provence
Morgan. Hariss & No. 81 Boulevard
Crcti- Lyon1ass. Bureau des E--a1Es-s-
american Express Company. L Sc-11s-
Thomas & No i Place = Opera
Socfete des IuIprfus.ses Lener-isr No : PLara -
TODSra
GENEvA-L0r1oa-d. Oder & Co. and Cul5n Bank
RENCE-Whthv & %.
HANEBT EXPRESS Corurauy.
Schu-ede
BRENES-Amsrtcan E4prsss Company. szzzhof
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BAIz-semy Balz Of the Ia,e AaslA aad seny Ban
aged
West ITrn-sL. on Monday evening July 80. az ; p n.
Relatives friends invited attend
Iuterment private
CETTs-At Bloomaea. y J.. July % 1900 Robert "
years.
Relatives frsnds invited attend the tunsraI
rom residence No. IS We1nes-
day August I. at p m.
Intsrment Bloomfield Cemetery.
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TOM BLAIN.
THE FRIEND OF MKINLET AND
MARK HANNA


When Mr. Blain came 10 his Office LATER in the
day, he found the square crowded with people
Mr.. Blain hired a boy TO climb up a telegraph
pole and cut down the figure He was indig-
nant. and said that such exhibitions Of rowdy-
ism would have no effect on him. He had taken
a stand he said, against Bryanism, and pro
posed 10 conduct his newspaper as he thought
right
An the thugs and rowdies in westchester
County" added Mr.. Blain cannot swerve me
from my duty. I -lade up my mind the day
the platform was adopted at Kansas City that
it was un-American. undemocratic and COW
ardIy, and that no patriotic Democrat was bound
10 support it"
On Saturday night. it is said, certain radical
Democrats Of Port Chester tried 10 organize a
mob to go TO Mr. Blains home in Westchester-
ave. and tar and feather him. They recruited
a force Of men from the barrooms and were
getting ready TO start when some one telephoned
TO Mr. Bain and he went to the village to meet
them. When the ringleaders saw their in
tended victim approaching they were taken by
surprise and hurried away.
Mr.. Blain said yesterday that ne had learned
the names Of some Of the crowd and would
proceed against them. A large number Of the
the town of Rye have gone over with Mr.. Blain
TO the support Of Mckinley and Roosevelt.
They are emphatic in their denUnciation of the
act Of the Bryanites and say that the result Of
such conduct will be to increase the Republican
plurality in the town
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COMMISSIONER DUELL TO RESIGN.
He WISHES TO DEVOTE HIS TINE TO PRIVATE
PATENT BUSINESS

Syracuse. y. Y. July % (SpeciaD-CharIss II
Dueu. Commissioner Of Patents who IS in the city
on his annual vacation said to-day that ne In
tended 70 resign in tho near future II Is said
that Mr.. Duens plans are not entirely settled
and n IS not certain yet 70 when he Will retire
but, unless ne changes his mind 1t will be within
Q short ri-n~-
lir DueiTs purpose in resigning Is said 70 be that
z be able 10 devote mis- entire time patent
business The salary OF the Commissioner OF
Patents is s. 000 a year but Mr. Dueirs practice
when ne is able 70 give his entire attention 20 il
understood 70 be considerably above that figure
While il Is understood that Mr. DuslI has not gen
erslIv made known his intention 70 resign soon. a
Few OF his friends in the secret. and there is
already considerable hustling by ambitious
succeed him The Assistant Commissioner OF
Patents Walter H Chamberlin. is understood 20
desire the ONCE
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IL
ZION even forgot 10 declare in favor Of income
tax or reduction Of the tariff
a CLOSE CONGRESS DISTRICT Although the
Republicans have not succeeded in electing their
candidate for Congress IN the IIId Ohio dayton
District since 1855. the Demo-Pops are shivering
over a prospect Of defeat this year. They refused
a denomination to John L. Brenner, who had
served TWO terms and nominated J. VI. Buckley, a
new man in Ohio politics. Although a good many
of the delegates pledged 70 Breuner his name
was not mentioned in the nominating convention
and many Of mis- friends have since expressed the
opinion ruat Buckley cannot win. The district has
been close IN recent years In 1894 the Democratic
candldaJe Won oy - votes. IN Ie9o brenner pil-
raIty was Al. and TWO years ago il was only 10
didare this year Robert II. Nevin who is exceed
ingly popular and who was defeated by BreHner in
1895 only l votes, ana they expect TO elect him
this time.
TRYING TO DEFEAT CULLOM.-The Illinois
Legislature to be elected next November VIII
choose Senator CuIIom's successor. and some Of
his friends are fearful that the feUd between him
and Governor Tanner Will result in q narrow Re
publican majority or none at all in the State
Legis lature. If the Republican majority is small
shrewd Illinois politicians. not uHfriendly to CuI-
lon say that his chances Of reelection will be
ceedngly slim. As ex-Congressmau Forman re-
Gently explained. this would in the least en-
danger the Republican electoral ticket seri-
ously endanger the prospects Of Republican ca4di-
1ois system providing for minority representa- tiOn
in The state Legislature thai body might be very
Crats while al the same time the Republican
electoral ticket would receive plurality of 5000
votes.
HOW TO ELECT A REPUBLICAN HOUSE
CONGRESSMAN Loudenslager. Of New-Jersey. who
has charge Of the Eastern headquarters Of the Re
publican Congress Committee hit the nail squarely
on the head the other day when he said
Yes the Republicans can carry the next House
OF Representari rives, but they will not-will noJ.
say. unless they arise and shake OF their apathy
and 20 10 work and work hard and keep on work
ing hard until the polls close on Election Day.
money and sound currency The fight is going 20
Te long ana hard and il has already begun.
II is no time for Republicans TO loli in the shade
expecting be ullraculousiy fed with political
mamma to be preparing 10 knife their own
didates at the polls.
TWO KINDS OF CAMPAIGN CLUBS Judging
by the comments in some of the Western Demo-
Pop newspa pers. they are becoming as greatly dis
. turbed account OF the Rough Rider campaign
clubs" and Khaki campaign clubs" as they we're
forty years ago on account Of the 'Wide-Awake
clubs which marched 10 victory IN 1860 In North
Carolina there Democratic campaign clubs
which the Northern DemOCra tic nevspa pers
. not saying much They the Red Shirt
clubs which parade armed and receive Governor
4yCOCk, the Democratic candidate wherever he
appears with a saiyO Of artillery. These clubs are
. engaged in stirring campaign TO drive the mig
ser out Of politics by depriving him of the right
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PRINTED NATTER. ETC-Ge--nsn steamers sziliz-
Tuesdays Printed 8larre--
and Specially Addressed Printed Mater Cfher
parts q Europe American and White star steamers
Wednesdays. German French
Thursdays. ard Cunarf and German steamers sat
ur1ays Printed Matter
which ths- advertised r-aIl
Mails named additional supperleu-z-y mats
opened the piers % the American. English
French and German steamers. and open
within Ten Minutes q The hou- q sailing q steamer
New-York tribune., 1900-07-30

ONLY A SINGLE IssUE-senator PIatt, Of Con
necticut, has been bringing his keen and critical
powers Of analysis TO bear on the Kansas City
platform. He found that like President Cleve-
lands annual message Of 1857 IL contains only a
single affirmative proposition. The Senator says:
Il declares IL favor Of the free and unlimited
coinage Of silver the ratio Of Is TO / without the
aid consent Of any other nation. The resi- Of the
platform is simply rehash of things 70 which the
party says il Is opposed this year. The CODven-
ZION even forgot 10 declare in favor Of income
tax or 4 reduction Of the tariff.
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Address all co1rnuucscous relative subscriptions -
Advertisements 70 THE TRIBUNE. NaW-Eork CITY Re-
NIT BY Post5ce money order express money order orztr
or registered letter
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5pcriaI Noil9cs

Expression restored by artificial teeth Dr Desae
Exposition
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RESI1T-ANCEz

Man subscribers % the DAILY and -EI-VEEE-LT Eirl
oe charged one cent c1pv extra Pcsrass IN addition "a
the named above.
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EDITOR HANGED IN EFFTGY
PORT CHESTER DEMOCRATS ALSO OR
CAME TAR AND FEATHER PARTY.
NEWSPAPER OWNERS DEsERTION OF
BRYAN AROUsEs ROwDIEsAIOB DIS
PERSES WHEN INTENDED VIC
TIM SHOWS NO FEAR
TIM SHOWS NO FEAR.

Thomas J BIain, Editor Of The Port Chester
Daily Item one Of the leading Democratic
papers Of Westchester County. was hanged in
efigy yesterday because of an open declaration
made by him in his columns that he would not
support Bryan. The hanging took place in
Liberty Square, in the business centre Of Port
Chester. The Bryan Democrats made. a dummy
Of straw. and, after putting a coat and pair
Of trousers on 1t, hung it up at night with the
following placard attached.
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time
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close promptly n ali cases. General Posr0ce
follows Parcels Pos Lai5 close tha;
closing time shown below Parcels P-st Malls 57- Ger
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The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-15
ELEVEN PERSONS INJURED.
Disastrous Wreck on Plttshurg. Fort
MnHnr and Chicngn.

MnN ne ana htrnEn.
Putshurg Dec. li-The DAY express 80
s. from Chicago. on tho ru-bure Fort
Wayne and Chicago RaHWoy. lt $3.50
o'clock this moruIne co.lded with 'hc
Leetsdale accommodation. ,ast-bouud az
Edseworth. Pa. near here. Both trains
were wrecked and eleven persons wer,
injured
The seriously injured are Oscar White
fireman OF No. s. terribly cu. about head
and body fatally injured Dorsey wise
baseagemaster on accommodation arms
and body crushed ana bruised 8ri viii
die. married. lives al Lect-da.e. james
Johnston. conductor on accommodation
cut about face and body. married. aud
lives az Lcetsdale Fred s.hurh. brake
man, lives IN ohio single. ami lout %
years Of age. hurt about the boiy u l..
Stevens OF New York breast bone injured
and unable 20 speak above a whisper he
IS an invalid.
a mistake IN tho signals u is said
caused the accident The accommoit Ion
had stopped al EdgcWorth and the pas
sengers We're thronging into the colchcs
when the heavy locomotive hauling tho
express came laundering up tho track
Tn, air-brakes failed 10 respond ana th.
engine crashed into the accommodation.
The express locomotive plunged into the
smoking car and colches OF thc accom-
modation. which were thrown from ,ha
track. a large crowd ran 90 the assI-t-
aucc OF the injured and physicians w,re
summoned. II Is believed ull wIU recover
but Fireman White and Eapgagcmastee
wise
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-15
WHY DOES ENGLAND WAIT?
Their Terms 60 ohinR-TroubIc
NiII He settled ~ april.

pekln Thura.ay. Dec Ri Huns
cham, ANA i.,i9e.. ,.t.I.... t,,.. son, NJ, az.
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thcy have r~rNei tHc promised docu-
meut. authorlz.us thum 90 a,.t ln bahllf
.,....t.... ,..t.. .t...,s .,,t 40,
t"an.irf tHtt ine} are ready a. proc ed
ls s,sug CO.'S the ministers desire
rn. fl.f ta4t Sir F#nraf Mason sutoN.
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received authority tnem hi@ government
t1 sleu ,n, Io.uf note causes astaui De
,,.,t t.r. is r.If fb,t tb. otb,r
a..
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anything lu iht joint note to cause tfcti
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-15
CLEMENTS n,prH nEArEN.
Driven Hack bs Bocr~ aud Four
British Onircr, Killed.

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iof0'a oS HeSe
Bath. making FORCE '.''"''''' ~ -'''
Though 20, hr-i n'l'a" was i'p"'7''' '''
Beers managed 70 Ee' "''p '' '''' N's
iieshurs. which was hold 10y Tour com
panle- of the Norihumhcri'nd Fn'i'ir's'
and were thHs Ahir 2" ''ii'ii'"'N oi'
camp. He retired on hekpoor' ana took
np position on hi4l ih the ceN'e' O
the valley
ihe e'sla'lie7 nave I''' '''" IMP ",
ly reported. "ui the "S''''- "''
severe. and deeply ''sI'' '''1' ~
i'Ise or i'e '"'''''' .'
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The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-15
IN FLAMES
SEVEN LIVES LOST N FInE At
GIRLS NORMAL SCHOOL
six OF THEM YOUNG WOMEN.
DIAMOND HING LED MAUD FIZXEII
To HER DE ATu.

" windows Leading to Fire Escape
Were Screened aud Nan, OF thc
students Gould Not Gct out-T'irr
started ia Janitor'~ Room. aud uc
Is Among the DeHd-One Chnrrcd
Body Has Becn Taken From the
Ruins.
punklrk. y. Y. Dec. H-From the
smouldering ruins Of the Treaonn sea-
ttou Normal and Training School wh.. D.
was destroyed by hre az 8 oc,ock this
morning. one charred boiy supposed to
be- that Of Hiss storms has been recoy-
cred and a revision Of the Ilst OF missing
makes IL certain that seven persons per-
ished In the nre which also eutallcd 20
property loss Of 10000
There were seveu,y-nve young women
students ia the building OF whom sN per-
ished The o@her victim was tac aecI
jani,or
Tn dead are Phlncas Morris jlnitor.
Irene Jones of Bustl y y. Bessie Hath
away OF Canuonsvllle. y r.; Ruth Thom-
as. Pike. y. y; Cora storms. Boston ~
] A-s Aiat ~ 4tiHtllils i+shf t'iiitt t AAi'i'A
T. F,zzeu Bradford Pa.
The youus women occupied rooms cn
the third floor Of tho bulidiue. Tho or-
gin OF the IRE is unknown.
The IRE started in tho private room
of Janitor Morris. who evidently losi hIa
ne while fire fighting Miss FIzzeu WAS
~ the head Of the fire escape. ana turu-
ca back into the burning building t1 aNr
diamond rims. Thus losing her life Tho
others who perishei sunoented without
locating the nre escapes.
Il IS stated that heavy wire screcos
were firmly nailed across the window
leading 20 the hre escapes ana tine only
way the lucky ones escaped was ly
crawling through Window adjacent to
the escapes and then creeping along the
gutter of the mansirI roof Lawyers sty
there VIII be damage sult- Instituted
asainst the state because OF the ure os
cape screens.
a search for remains Is being made a.
rapidly a. possible. but disgiug over the
acre Of debris. which is sun burning is
slow work. Principal Palmer estimate the
loss Al s-oo.ooo. with $4,000 insurance.
Nothing was saved from the magnalccnt
building. not even personal effects
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-15
sENrENCED 10 nE suoT.
soldiers Father 90 Plead with Pres
fdcnt Mckinley.

southrrton Conn. Dee. u.-News has
reached here in tae form % an omcial
c3mmunI .ouon from Gen Macarthur tnat
Liras Skinner former souihington boy.
Bes been sentenced 20 be shot Christmas
day for Sleeping al his pos when sn SEN
try duty ISIS father. John +. skinner.
who is u years OF age. is nearly heart
broken by TIE news and has left for
washington 20 plead with President Nc
Einiey FOR his sons iife.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-15
SEVERE rmI NDra sronM.
san Francisco visited ~. N Disas-
troms mnrrIcnnr.


trouS Hurricane.
san Francisco Dec ii.-Orc of Tho
most severe storms which ever visited
san Francisco broke over the cljy lt an
early hour to-day and BIAS ragged in ntm
gusts. rain ard wind sweepre over th,
city with unusual violence. accompanied
by thunder AMI forked liehtri y. a ia her
unusual occurrence in this citv.
Al one time rain Zen % such torrents
that many thought cloudblrst immi-
nent. During the hight OF the storm s.v-
erai houses were overturned br thc wind.
fences blown down aud other damss"
done
one Of tho great receiving tanks of the
san Francisco Gas and Electric Company
was struck by lightning thc gas taking
fire. No one was hurt Do thc oxnl1sl7n
but the tank was completely demolished
During che storm this clay was entirely
cut OF from telegraph communication with
the rest OF the world
So FAR no marine disasters ~ any mo-
ment have been reported. on the bay
several bo4ts were caps gel. hut no one
was drowned SO far as known Much
damage Is reported al points t short d.s-
tance from san Francisco. hut so far no
fatalities have been reported Tho storm
ceased almost entirely 1t noon. The
storm brought out many anxious inquiries
from outside points.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-15
STEAMERS smAr~r nHoI<gN.
In Dangerous Condition but De-
ctiucd Assistance.

New Orie,ne Dos h-capt Fo'ner'
gin OF tho British steamer Hrnrsiain.
rom Norfolk. va. reports thai or Dec
y. hfty miles s5uthest uy esst from tne
Passes. be- spoke tae Danish stenmer
louisiana. capt Jensen from View or
leans Tor Aarauus Denmark. with shat.
broken. He offered assistance. which was
declined. repairs were being made on
board which would require three days
before completion.
Tne Danish steamer Granaria. from
Hamburg. reports that "a Dec. II. % fhs
Gun cf Mexico she spoke Norwegian
bark diHp.ayinR the signal letters n. ~
g. B. steering east by mort aeast, ali
- cll, and wished to be reported.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-15
EXPECTING j., BoER ATTACK.
nrItISh Troops at koomnt tipoort
standing by Their Guns.

Lorenzo Marques. Dec. 1.-THE British
froons Al Koomaiipoort are standing to
arms in the expectancy OF an atto-k 10y
"a noer force o. Iso which is in that Vi
aluty.
I, is heueyed 60 De the Intention OF this
force to make dash upon she Town. The
situation Is regarded as serious.
4 faree OF $50 infantry. q squadron Of
caya.r, aud tao guns were dispatched to
ffte frontier to-day
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-15

Richmond. Va. Dec IA private tele-
rram received here tp-nlght announces
tine death ln st. Louis of Aiaj Adoluh
prosfauor. a. former resident of this city.
one of The foremost jews of the south
and West and head ~ ine B'Nm Birth
order Besides Mr Samuel Pruskauer OF
tns city. thc deceased leaves brothers in
Mobile and Cincinnati aud several sisters.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-15
BATTLE STILL CONTINUES.
Mans Casualties ON both sides In
right nrtWcrn British aud
Ho-r~ Near rwEcr.dorp.

johaUucsburg uec. a. s.5 q. m-Tne
aaile stiI continues iu the hills lew
miles from Wrl-ersdorp
Gen. Clements has asked Tor reinforce
menls and mounted mon. under Gen
French, have already gone
There have been many casualties on
both sides
DC is estimated ,hat the Beers number
SO
London Dec. ll-Oriers wcrc received
This morning at Alaersnot. Malta and
other military centers chat an the avail
able mounted infantry be sent az once
20 South Africa. Kitchener ldvices that
the Boer- had stormsi tne hin ana driven
Clements back. have aroused the coun-
frv
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-15
INSEsriG ,rING STUDENTS.
In,ubordination at Tuscaloosa Il
being Inquired Into.

MONTGOMERY. Ala. Dec. 1.-THE board
~ trustees OF the Unlvcusity Of Alabama
.,-e,ber with a committee from the Leg
..,au,re. were ln executive session az Tus-
-,,oos, Wlta Gov. jerks presiding. until
midnight. considering the lnsubordinatlon
- t1e students They will meet again
.,.morrow. when their action Will be made
,r.e students answered the tattoo call
might far the nrst un1 since the insur-
reetion. Many garenA of she pDplA are
A. Tuscaloosa.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-15
meId Tor stealIns Diamonds.

Cleveland. O.. Dec. A.-Rosso c. Hon
man. q years old. messenger for the
adams Express Company. was arrested To-
dav. charged with stealing fourteen dia-
rnont4 valued a. $3.50 The gems we're
found on his person. They had besn con-
slgned 70 a New York house.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-15
n1ANNr.r ~ NALoREM TAX.
N.w Mcthod Of THNntion May bf
tried IN Michigan.

lansing Mich. Dec H.-By vote OF
90 60 81 the House late tnis afternoon
r.,.sai . b.auke. ad valorem tax hill'
aroy.d.ue Tor the taxation Of railroads
.,or.ss companies and telephone and tel
.araph companies upon the cash value
"a choir property instead Of specifically
te.sn the.r earnings as the present law
,r,ysios Except few minor amend
ments me bin was passed as it was in-
,ro1ueed.
After the passage % the bin the House
,5t,grne.l until Monday might TO which
time the senate also adjourned.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-15
sArow Is STILL WAITING.
hallway 10 Tien T~In ~ Not n Howl
Ing Success.

Ing success.
Pek.n. Dec -Neeotiatlous have not
yct been opened with che Chinese peace
plcnIpoteuuarlcs Sr Ernest Mason
satow. tho British MINISTER. is waiting
f.r dull Instructions
Railway Communication with Ten Tsin
d. only q moderate success The multiple
ity ef u,tlanalltles working the various
sections of the line aeEraTates the aim
entities The idea here IS thar the best
solution would he 10 return 20 the impc-
finl r.lway administration che manage
mont of ihc line
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-15

Rome. Dec. N-A rich landowner a.
Tcrminl gear Palermo has been kiinap-
ped by hrigards on his own property. Ills
servants ned in ismay az the aupcar-
ancc. 90 the hahd Troops have gone Ia
pursuit Of the brisands,
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-15
norHA NEAn sTANDERToN.

ne = IN Command of Force OF l.
snu Wen aud one Gun.
s,ar1er,en Trausyaal. Thursday. Dec.
ls.-Gsn. Louis Botha is reported 20 De
twenty miles from here with 1909 men and
one gun He nss called meeting OF
tb. rurahcrs f1r saturday.