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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-10

MAY BE 4 GENERAL STRIKE.
other Union Men ON the santa Re
May Quit Their Posts.

other Union Men ON the santa Fc
May quit Their Posts.
Kansas city. No. Dec. 9-The Times
tomorrow wifi say;
Within tho next forty-olght hours the
wslkout OF the Santa Fe operators may
widen into a general strike. AM the mem
bors or the order Of Railway Telegraph
ors be joined by those Of the Brotherhood
of Locomotive Engineer. the Brotherhood
of Railway Conductors. brotherhood of
Locomotive Firemen. and tho Brotherhood
Of Railway Tralnmcn.
Such IS the danger that telegraphers
say now threatens the great passenger
and freight business Of the Santa Re
from Chicago 10 the Pacific coast and the
Gull Of Mexico.
Before President Dolphin OF the Nation
al order Of Railway Photographers sent
the cipher messages over the wircs. cali
ing out the operators on the line of the
santa Fc. proper. IN support Of those
on the Gulf Colorado and Santa Fo. he. 4
is said by the operators was guaranteed
nolp By the heads OF the other big rail
road organizations a general strike
therefore. is declared TO be- inevitable.
unless the Santa Re management shall
decide to grant tho demands OF the CUR
ine telegraph Operators.
r. C. clapp. general chairman ~ the
o. r. T., on the Missouri Pacific. came
20 Kansas city yesterday from Atchi-
SON. 10 act as President Dalphln's repre-
sentative at this point. lie says. "If the
Santa Fc officials continue IN their re-
fusal 20 grant the demands Of the Texas
operators. general strike vii result
Before tho men were ordered out We had
an agreement with the other orders guar
anteoing us their support We are likely
10 demand this supper, either to-day or
tomorrow The operators mean 70 fight
the company TO O finish and force it 70
come 10 our terms"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-10
NEELY's CASE Will COVE W.
supreme Court 10 Hear Argument on
Habeas Corpus Petition.

Washington. Dec. 9.-The Supreme Court
tomorrow morning will hear argument
IN tho case Of Nee,y vs.. Henkel involv-
lnr the right Of the United States to eN-
,radi,e Neely for trial iu Havana for the
alleged embezzlement OF Cuban postal
funds. The court has specially assign
"a IL Tor argument on that day. and Il Is
az the head OF the call.
NeeIy was arrested IN New York sor
the alleged ombezzlement OF $4,000 en-
trusted 90 him as the financial agent Of
the department OF posts Circuit Judge
Isacomle held that the evidence discl0sed
probable cause, aud ordered Nee.y's de-
tcntiou pending the action OF the cxecu-
tive.
Neciy then applied for a habeas corpus
on tho ground that the act OF Congress
authorizing the extradltlou was unconsti-
tutional as an attempt TO legislate FOR a
foreign country with which this country
ls az pence. The case, therefore. involves
the question of the constitutional relation
between the United States and the Island
OF Cuba. ami will be the first OF the cascs
which will determine the power OF the
government 10 govern temporarily or
permanently the island acquired through
the treaty Of Paris. The grounds st forth
lu the Application for the writ are that
since the treaty Of Paris the United States
b. without authority 70 occupy or control
cuba. and that the military goyernm.nt
which thsre exists by order Of the Presi-
dent ls Illegal ard ia violation Of the con-
eflfutlou
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-10
EX-SENATOR lRBY IS DEAD.
his Position IN south Carolina
PoIitics Was Unique.

Columbia. s O.. Dec John l.. NJ
Irby United States Senator from iSo
10 lsgs died OF Bughts disease to-day.
aged 81
Irhy's career IN politics was peculiar.
Graduating from Princeton. he was adj
mltted TO the har ir th.s state IN 1875
add az once entered tho campaign heinz
mode hy Hampton for the rescue of the
state. he rendered able service being
peculiarly ntted for leadership In such
hazardous times.
Tho oniy office he asnirci to was on
Gov. Hamptous stan which was rendered
aim. He took no further active part in
politics uW Capt b r. Tluman started
thc revolution which was successful ten
years ago. lrhy was delegate 90 tho
'Marcu Convention" called for the pur-
pose of deciding whether to nominate a
candidate before the constituted pemoc-
rary acted. The voting was ABOUT 60 60
against nomination when Irby changed
tl' tdc aud Tllmau was named lrhy
was made chairman Of the Reform EN-
eeuHVc Committee. and organized his
iorces so ahiy that a sweeping victory
was won. when the legislature mot.
w1nt was termed the political crime"
hy tho opposition. was committed Con.
Hampton being defeated and Irby sent
90 the Senate.
During his term he quarrelod with TIL
man about social matter. aud did not
stand for reelection. He entered tho
ists again. however. after tho death OF
senator Earle but was defeated hy Mc.
Liurir. Since then Col. lrby has taken
no part in politics. He was a member OF
t1' Constitutional Convention in 1895. and
deprecated craftsmanship
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-10
NsrRucrIoNs TO MINISTER'S.
They VIII soon Confer with Chinese
GommIssfoucrS

They III soon Confer with Chinese
Commissioners.
Pean Dec AN the foreign envoys cx-
oert Sir Ernst Mason Satow. the British
minister. have received Instructions from
tse.r governments agreeing TO the Joint
note proposed az the first meeting An
o.ae- meeting probably viii be called for
Tuesday next. Should tho British minister
have received his instructions TO sign the
ss,af note BY that time. communication
uN be- Immediately opened with Prince
calrg and II Hung Chang. who are in
daHy touch with the court by Chinese tel
e-pa
Prince Ching says Emperor Kwang Su
g aaady Co return as soon ns assured that
d. uesatiauons will allow him to come
tr Der conditions consonant with MS dig
rl.y suI safety.
The removal OF Gen Tung Fuh Slang
f-7m The command Of the Chinese forces
surrounding tho court Is considered by the
foreign ENJOYS 10 be very important
stroke. showing the real desire Of the gov
ssHment 90 come TO terms. His bauish-
u.Ht indicates that the court recognizes
tae expc1icncy OF obeying the demands OF
tae Powers.
The Intentional club was opened to-
oaF iu object being TO bring together in a
s''rit q harmony the officers ana diplo-
mats q the various nations There was
Q laree company present and music was
dseoarsed by military bands. II is ex-
I'-'ei that the club win continue great
success The building was formerly an
iHnerill temple
The ENJOYS are considering the question
O. iee3tion buildings in the future Al
present none of the governments owns
i's buildings. all the houses being rented.
The only ones not damaged con lderably
oze the American. British ana Russian.
q Is proposed that an the legation build
mss should be concentrated within a
flare miie west Of the Tartar City. that
each building should be- owned by the
t"nmen; using q, ana that the whole
thoa.l De surrounded by a moat and
trA~oridges. having an international
Flr1 sufficient to protect the legations
ae ens' any repetition OF the recent at
1t The only other buildings whlcn Il
rroposed TO allow within the enclosure
WITH tae legation houses ana the neces-
SI Offices would be tho foreign clubs.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-10
QUEEN GREATLY TOUCHED.
wires Carlos of Portugal ApprcciR-
tion Of His McssaGe.

Lisbon Dec 9-Kiug Carlos has re-
ce.vcd from queen Victoria the follow
ing telegram IN response TO the one sent
by His Majesty yesterday
i am greatly touched boy your kind tel
egram / sincerely thank you my dear
nephew. for il and for the good wishes
you entertain toward me and my people.
Il IS again with the greatest pleasure
that recognize shc cordial and friendly
understanding between Portugal and Eng-
land"
After cordial fareweIls 10 tho Portu-
gucse officials and an exchange OF salutes
the British squadron sailed this noon.
Al Saturdays banquet on board the
British battleship Majestic when King
Carlos. Queen Marie Amelie and Prince
Louis Philippe. together with the mem
bers OF the cabinet and other dgnitaries
were entertained by Vice Admiral Sir
Harry Holdsworth Rawson, toasts were
drunk 20 the lndlssoluhle alliance betwecn
Portugal ana Greas Britain.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-10
srors ORANGE SHIPMENTS.
santa Fe strike Causes Consterna-
tion in California.

san Bernardino Cal. Dec. As re-
suit Of the strike. Of the Santa Fe to'c-
graphcrs. twenty-five men in this city
have been ;Ayown out Of work. 10 tho
large machine shops Of the Santa Fo
Company an order was posted saying.
"The shops will be closed until further
notice"
The strike has caused CONSERVATION
among tho oranges overs and shippers
OF this city. because. q the strike Is con-
dnued. Il will gndou1tedly result In a
heavy loss - the oraage-dealers. An av-
crage 90 % ca of lralges is being ship
ped from this vicinity daily. Thousands
OF boxes OF fruit have been
picked and are ready 70 be
shipped. and nearly the entire crop is
ready for shipment There are more
than so carloads OF oranges billed from
1his city to the East and II the strike shall
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-10
TEwI<snuRY ~ MEXICO.
stociSbroiScr who Disappeared From
New York June ~.

New York June ~.
New York. Dec. l0.-The World this
morning says:
Lewis g.. Tewksbury. stock broker.
horsoman and man-about-town who dis
appeared from his Offices In this city on
June . last leaving creditors vainly look
INK for sums estimated az $1,000 en-
trusted 90 his care. Is doing a thriving
bnslncsa .n the city Of Mexico. where he
ls living in opulence under an assumed
name and enjoying the friendship of high
officials ln she republic Of Mexico
A few weeks after he vanished from
New York. Tewksbury ieased for I'VE
years a store uear.y opposite the Banca
Americana. on Gale DE- San Francisco 90
the most advantageous section Of the City
Of Mexico This he fitted up in tho most
uarnInccnt style.
The discovery that Tewksbury II living
proaperol..y ln the Mexican caI.i yes
terday was verified BY well known New
York woman ho kEowa the broker per-
soually.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-10
WAS OFFERED ~ ADVANCE.
fnvcstIRntIon 90 Be Made About
Government crop Report.

Now York Dec. "a story 20 the effect
that tne government cotton crop report.
which will be made public tomorrow.
had been offered 20 certain cotton brok-
ers ia this city IN advance. received cor
rohoration to-day.
Frank 3. Guest. head Of a cotton com
miss on house. said tonight that advance
Information was offered 10 him on Sas-
urday lie Immediately notified Pres dent
samuel T. Hubbard OF the Cotton EX-
change The latter asked for detailed
statement. which was given and this is
70 be used as a basis FOR federal investi-
Eatlon.
Presideus Hubbard Eaid tonight that he
would 20 TO Washington without delay
and place the entire matter before the
proper authorities.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-10
STRIKE ON SANTA FE
OFFICIALS CLAIM IRIS BACKBONE
HAS BEEN BROKEN.
SHOPS WILL NOT BE CLOSED.
MANY or TVE TRAINS oN THE sYs-
TEN ARE TIED UP.

IL l. said Ahout ." Fer Cent 90 th"
Wen Have L"t' Their hTs --Nssrr'-
ed That None of the Men Who
Went out whi -" Give" Employ =
ment AEain-rhose Who Remained
VIII Get Better Positions aud
More sHlary.
Topeka. Kan Dec e-The officials 81
the santa re road take a Decidedly hope
ful view ~ the teleerphers strike si'u-
alton. They all say tne backbone o. the
strike is practically broken already aud
that The affairs Of 'hc road viii oe in teir
normal condition Inside = TWO weeks lhr
officers ie'i lusunci io-nlRht ln We" "t
the alleged improvement 20 conditions. of
resembling The order c."sins tne shops
y. y. Mudgc. general manager OF the
road sent out "a general order th.s after
noon TO ala operators who had not yet gono
out. Offering 20 promote them u they
would continue in their resistance Q" the
strikers lie told them that thsN had he ~
faithful 90 the interests of the company
thus far and that thty couId nu out their
application blanks Tor better positions a.
once The eereral manager added that
an the men not tal,ine p.ri in the strike
sho,ta have brff..r itiona 81 the, were
e,,,tle of erine tbsm. snd tnat their o.d
oi,ces wo,,lt b.. pIea from outs s.ie
sources
Satisfaction Of Mr. ssndac.
Mr. Ntusro c,ore-.sd great s,tlsfactlon
this c,epirr al tho order bs + al sent out
apd s,ld IL was only fair that the company
should thus recognize those 81 the men
who bod been faithful 70 their interests.
81 yc.l ,,,.b more e,netene about the
r,.,l, ~ ,,,. ,,rikc tl,,p a,l lsat riebt...
49,, o., ,......... .,...,. ,...., ,..
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-10
ONLY 80 rER CENT. ARE OFT.

Claim Made by the OmciaIs OF the
santa Fe system.
Chicago. Dec . AT the general offices in
this city OF tho Atchiaon. Topeka and
Santa PIC Railway system Il r. claimed to
night that the efforts OF the striking tele-
graphers TO tie up tho business Of the
system are being overcome. J. NJ. Barr
third vice president Of tho company. to-
night made the following statement
"SomeW hat lcsa than ~ ger cent OF tho
operators employed responded 10 tho strike
order ana some of these have applied for
re-employmcnt All passenger and freight
trains are moving without interruption
As the strike has not reduced the vol
ume of business moving the normal force
OF men in all branches 81 the service will
be worked" "
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-10
what the STRIKERS say.

Topeka. Kan. Dec. 9-'rhe following in
formation g. given out BY strikers rep e.
aent1tlyea.
"At O'Clock tonight practically all
the telcgraphers on the Atchison. Topeka
and Santa Fe proper are sull out A few
men returned 70 work this morning. un-
der the impression that the strike had
been called on. aud were later on induced
10 join the strikers. Not a man will re-
turn 20 work unless their grievances are
settled in the fullest possible manner"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-10
FIGHTING ~ rBILIrPINEs.
Forty-seVcnth Infantry Lost Two
Men on Cntanduanes.

Manila. Dec. while the captures OF
supplies ana tho occupation OF new points
arc quite numerous. those involving act
ual nghung are comparatively few. Ap-
pnrently the insurgents are falling back
AZ al contested points. sacrificing their
poscsslons in most cases and satisfied 70
save themselves
A detachment Of tho Forty-scventh Unit
Cd States Volunteer Infantry from the lei
ana OF Catnuduanes. OF the southeast
coast of Luzou. rellnquiahed an attempt 20
land near P1ndan. on auchoriug the
Americans We're fired upon by sixty rifle
men. and after short engagement. they
cut the anchor chain aud sailed FOR Catan-
duanes with two killed and two wounded
The names have not yet been received
here
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-10
IS ouR CAUSE HofELEss,
That Claim l. Made In "a London Dis
patch From Hong Kong.

London Dec. lo.-"Reliable mail I'D
vices from Manila show that tho position
of tho Americans is becoming increasing
y hopeless says the Hong Kong CORE
spoudcnt Of the Daily Mail Money S.
freely subscribed Tor the purchase OF
arms and ammunition that are importea
FOR the Insurgents
The Americans viii never capture the
rebel contraband running vessels while.
Ia order TO natter the official view. that
trade is nourishing. goods are permitted
to bo freely imported into Manila. they
are distributed from that point TO the
insurgents. who are numbering and pill
Laying an native sympathlzers with Amer
leans"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-10
PUTTING ~ NEW MEN.
santa ne q In Fairly Good shape
Down In<TcxnH.

Galveston Tex. Dec. 9-Tho general
manager ( the Gulf Colorado and Santa
Fe Railroad tonight made the follow ing
report.
AT o'clock this afternoon everything
was running smoothly We are gaining
ground upidly in installing now agents
ard operators. our business Is not suf-
fering in the slightest degree. The vol
ume Of business handled would never ia-
dlcate tha there was a strike on We
expect 10 receive enough men within the
next two days 20 operate our road with
competent men from one end 90 the
othf.r"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-10

Shanghai Dec 9-Tso Tai OF Chu Chau
Fu. in the province q Che kiang. who
was responsible for tho July massacros.
and who abs ond~d. has been captured
and sent 10 Hang Caau Fu John Cool
now United Statcs consul general In
Shaurhal Is about starting for the Unit
cd States on leave of absence
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-10

assume the properties which b. threatens
thc oranges viii probably be .detrteked.
The Santa re Company is making a su-
premc effort 90 rush its fruit 60 lfs des-
uuauou. EVcry available engine $ being
pressed .nto service and ward men and
tralumeu Hre working overt me-
an Che operators on the southern Gale
fornla Hallway ~ which san Beruardluo
is thc hcltQuarters have obeycd the order
~ their rrcsldcu, and qut work No at
temps has been made 20 hil the positions
loft vacant
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-10
WILL 60 TO MoNRovIA.
Negroes 20 GO From birmingham via
Savannah, Jan. 30.

Birmingham. Ala. Dec s-It IS an
nounced that the first shipmont OF negroes
from the South to Monrovla Africa. win
leave Birmingham. Jan o.. for Savannah.
from which point they Will san. The colo
nists 20 under the auspices of the Libc--
ian Colonization Company. There will be
go negroes Ia the shipment Another lot
win 20 within six or eight months.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-10
cmAFFEE's SHARP LETTER.
Naldersee Did Not Like it, Tone
and Returned II.

AAAM NhA AaAtAf AN~ nhf
and Returned II.
-'nlon. Dec. 10.-"Gcn. Chanec wrote
letter 90 Count Won Waldersee" says
'ae Pekin correspondent Of the Morning
So complaining OF the removal by
t5eneh and German troops Of the astro-
''fnleai Instruments from the wall OF
ie"ir, but tho letter was returned TO him
o. account Of It's tone. lie has notified che
lof'isn envoys that an persons orc pro.
'.ni.ei passing the American guard on
entering the south gate OF the Dalacc.
owing 70 the frequent cases OF iootlng.
-"e ministers are offended at this ind,
'iaal assumption Of authority.
ieng Lu. who is now acting as the
adviser OF the Chinese court. enjoys the
''tor q the Empress Dowagcr and IS
ming regiments which may be trusted
Z defend the court
am informed that the execution Of
! % lisien Is certain whenever the envoys
demand IT,"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-10
Ll,,Ic Encct az Denver.

Denver. col. Dec. 9.-Bcyond causing
delay in the running of trains, the strike
has affected thc port on of the system be-
tween this city and Pueblo little. Incom-
ng trains were late from one 20 four
hour. but departing trains all left here
~ the usual time. South o. Pueblo the
road b. more vulnerable.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-10
CREDIT TO THE UNITED STATES.
We Secured Softened Terms In Ne
Eotiations win China.

81 Petersburg. Dec. s-The Novoe
Vromya IN an article evidently inspired.
referring to the recent dispatch from Or.
Morrison to Pekin. 10 the London Times.
saying chat all the credit for securing
softeued terms Is given by the Chinese
10 the Russians. remarks
The credit for tho existing entente
really belongs 70 America. England be-
erudses President Mckinley his just pres
uge because he has emphasized Americas
friendship for Russia"
The Russian journal regards the alter.
otons which America has procured in
The peace preliminaries as of greatest i'm.
parlanca.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-10
NEGOTIATIONS nnoNEN orr.
standard OIL Company May Not Get
Roumaninn OIL Fields.

Frankfort-on-the-Ma Main, Dec. 9.-Aceord-
Irr to a dispatch to the Vossische Zei-
ing from bucharest. the Roumanian gov
-,uent has broken on the negotiations
ifn the standard Oh Company for a
.,se Of the petroleum fields.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-10
KILLING Ar TBoMAsToN.
Charles Byce shot Down by CIiG
HnrnesberEcr.

Thomaston. Co. Dec. 9-Charles Byee
a well known young man. was killed BY
CHI Harnesberger here to-day. being shot
twice in the chest. Haruesberger IN the
aEht. which Is said 70 have been caused
by a dispute over 50 cents. was seriously
cut. A coroners jury brought in a YER
dict Of justaable hornicia@
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-10
ALARM FELT ~ HOLLAND.
AngIo-Gcrman Portuguese Combina-
don IL serious.

London. Dee 1o-special dispatches from
The Hague represent the feeling there as
one Of alarm AZ the prospect Of an Anglo
Gcrman-P Portuguese combination. which
might snatch the Dutch seaboard or seize
Java.
II Is reported AZ the Dutch capital that
tho possibility Of war with England has
even been discussed by the cabinet c0un-
ell.
Queen Wuhclm'na will give dinner IN
blror ~ Mr.. Kruger. but he has aban-
.i..5,..a AN hope OF any effective result Of
rts VISIT TO Europe. although he does not
lespair meeting Emperor Nicholas, pos
siliy on the Rivera.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-10

81 Petersburg. Dec "a satisfactory
nfstip issued az Livadis to-day con-
srnine the cars condition. says. HIS
Afaies,v.s weight is Increasing. and the
organs affected by typhoid have returned
70 their normal condition.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-10
KRUGER HEARD FROM CzAR.
Nicholas Pleads Illness as Rn Excuse
for Not IntcrreAinE.

London Dec l0.-''Mr Kruger received
a message from the Car Friday night"
says the correspondent of the Times at
The Hague.
1T was couched in very friendly terms,
but the fact that fits existence has been
kept a close secret Is sufficient to indl-
cate ITS authors intention TO abstain
from any active steps friendly 20 inter
veniIon The Car naturally pleads his
illness as sufficient excuse for not inter-
ferius.
"Air Kruger when cheered by the
crowd ON his return from the Cathedral
Sunday turned and rounlly reoukcd
those near him for such desccmtion Of
the SlMhath.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-10
Author of aFnnchon. ]. pena.

81. Louis. Dec. e.-August waldauer.
well known professor OF music. died
here to-day OF a complication OF diseases.
aged Is years. He was best known a.
the author OF "Fanchon." IN which Mag
gle Mitchell made a hit some years ago.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-10
YACHT NAY GO 10 PIECES.
The RosIna IL ia N Very Dangerous
Position.

New York Dec. 9-rhe schooner yacht
Roslna. owned by Harry T. Melpass OF
Philadelphia. has gone ashore on Rocky
point. L. l.. IN the sound and AZ last
reporting was pounding heavily and like
IS 70 g0 TO pieces.
The Rosna was built az Lynn. Mass.
and turned over by the builders on Dec.
j. Next day she left Tor Philadelphia.
but encountered rough weather and high
winds. line was passed from the
schooner 10 the surf boat and along this
the four men on board made their way.
They were taken 20 the station and cared
for
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-10
Boxers Disturbing coren.

London Dec 9ZThe Beers are disturb
Ing Northern dud Western Corea, says
the S.. Feterrburg CORES Spondent OF the
Daily Mail 1nd the Russian troops are
preparing % scatter them
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-10
HOLLAND MAKES DIsAvowAL.
N, Re.ponsIbIe for Approval Of
Truger'- "NobIe Purpose"

The Haeue. Dec. 9.-The government OF
,be Netherlands has instructed the DutcA
minister at London, Baron van Golistein
van Oldonaler 10 disavow IN the name
~ the government al responsibility for
the letter addressed to Mr.. Kruger by the
president OF the first chamber Of the
states general. Or. r. Van Namman van
Eomnes. approving his noble purpose
and expressing hope that the indepein-
erec OF the two Dutch republics would
IN. .n.nrnl