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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-10-20

DON'T BE deceived or humbugged by
people who claim t5e discovery OF some
hitherto unknown herb or root IN swsmps.
or on some mountain or prairie. for the
cure Of kidney and bladder troubles. Any
doctor or druggist will tell you that such
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that are recognized by the most sklllfuI
physicians az best for these complaints.
so don't be credulous or FOOLISH. o.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-10-20
Mrs. MinsIoys, : Nonthin,. srrnn

gas been used Tor over NIFTY YEARS
by MILLIONS OF MOTHERS for their
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by druggists in every psrc Of the world
Be sure and ask Tor Mrs Wjnslow's
Soothing syrup" and take no other kind.
Twaatv-five cents ! bottle.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-10-20

The b@s' u7stbof - c.eansfeE fHt Seer
Is ne uas * the famous E5fie p.Hs k-sna
a. DeWifts T1srs Early Rfsers. EsaF
- take Ssver Er1pe. Gas saaf. 81 =
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-10-20
Negro Lynchea in Loui.iana.

Plaquemine. La, Oct. 1s.-Milry John
son. negro, who shot and dangerously
wounded Conductor VIII Jordan, N the
Texas and Pacific road, on "wednesday
night near Baton Rouge, was lynched 80
. O'Clock this morning,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-10-20
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s.srstAs ~ ~ Il. Esg t'r1 "a
Of %lSNIzZZ<z<
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-10-20
White Wool Blankets
Grey Wool Blankets
Brown Wool Blankets
Plaid Wool Blankets

Blankets in all qualities, sizes and
prices A cold snap is impending-pre-
pare for it. You'll have to hurry"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-10-20

New York. Oct. lS.-Miss Cast rounded
Up The twenU-siXth century at 20
clock toR.ght She expects 70 fin sh
the 3,eeo miles cary Saturday evening.
Fer sprsins. swsllings and lameness
there is nothing 50 good as Chamberlain
Pan Balm. Try IL For sale b. al drug
Elsts.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-10-20

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-10-20

Boston Oct. lS-Rear 4 'nliral Sar,o
son vas quite III LAST 'ght. ard tofay
he was not permitted by his physician to
leave his bed
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-10-20

EsEi s-.< 80 ls,ss - ssY - yssRzs
SCOTT BOVINE. - FsEsEzss< ass IsA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-15
HIS CONDITION CRITICAL.
Captain Joseph Couch May Die of His
Terrible Mound.

| Captain Joseph Couch May Die Of n is
Terrible Wound.
Captain Couch is in very serious con-
Gi,.on and 1 rather think the chances are
against his recovery" said DR.. D. Meade
Mann, his physician, at a late hour last
night.
Captain Joseph Couch is now at the Old
Dominion Hospital suffering from wound
near the heart, inflicted by himself yes
terday morning about . o'clock at West
Point. Captain Couch was private watch
man for the oyster beds OF DR.. George
Richardson, near West Point. and after
the unfortunate affair he was brought at
once to this city by Mr. Il. d. Robinson
town sergeant of West Point.
Captain COUGHS mind was unbalancaa
by his long. solitary vigil in watch
Ing for oyster thieves during the
past year. He had been prominent men,
Der of successful posse last year and
enrned the hatred OF the gang of oyster
thieves that had been operating in th..
section for some tine
Yesterday morning he rushed into. the Ter.
:ninal Hotel. shouting that the thieves were
after him in Overwhelming numbers an,
calling for assistance.
In his crazed terror, he shot twice. mar
rowly missing Mr.. Dixon. a guest OF the
hotel, who is resident manager Of the
A,nInoa's Picking Company.
He escaped to the roof OF the hotel ana |
here shot at himself twice. Tae frs, |
shot graaed his head and the second aim |
q at his heart. entered the abdominal I
:avlty on the lower left side. He is ra-
ional on an subjects except anything con-
es.eo with the oyster thieves and their
49, 4
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-15
WOODSTOCK'S BIG BLAZE.
Only by Hard Work was the Town
Saved
Especial Dispatch to The Timcs)

Especial Dispatch to The Timcs)
WOODSTOCK, VA, August 4.-About
5 O'Clock this morning fire started IN the
lnrge three-story Stickley & Boyer block.
in the center of the business portion Of
Woodstock and was not gotten under con-
troll until it had destroyed the block,
koontZ's store, Geary's Hotel, the Eps-
copal Church and number OF business
places. Il was only by hard work that
adjoining property was saved md half Of
the town saved from ashes. The fire had
its origin on the second floor of the
Stickley & Boyer block. but through what
means is unknown. When discovered it
had gained considerable Roadway.
The losses are: Stickley & Boyer block,
s5,0o0-insurnnce, $1,000: A n. Boyer. res
taurant, sl,o00-no insurance. Mauck &:
Young. s6,ooo-insurance, $500; E. w.
Ramey. butcher. N5-no insurance; W. F.
Barselt. jewelry and stationery. s3.5Isl-
Insurance, s1,5oo; Episcopal Church, s35c0-
insurance, 5000; Lawyers w. H. a1nrtln,
$40. and Lemuel Borden. S1QN-no insu-
rance; koontzs store building. So 5co-in-
surance, 1880, and dwelling-house dam
age, sa9-fuily insured; Horsey & Atwell,
clothiers. Sl.5O0-fully insured; Mrs. Vr-
gin!a Geary. Geary's Hotel s!0,OG0-insu-
rance, $500: Shafer & Shafer shoe
makers, 800. Irw:n's Opera House and
the Shenandoah House, which stand on the
opposite side Of the street, were damaged:
loss fully covered The communion set
used by Col. Muhlenburg. of Revolutions
airy fame, which was stored in the Epis-
copal Church, was removed without dam
age.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-15
SP0TSYLVANIA SUFFERING.
The Corn Crop almost n Total Failure
Forest Fires.

SPOTSYLVANIA. VA, August IA
Forest fires have been raging near Mas
saponaI since Sunday night. The fire has
been confined to the pines
The drought continues unbroken. Corn
is drying up without maturing. The heat
continues intense. the Thermometer rang
ing as nigh as 100 In the shade at soma
points. The Pc and Ny rivers havs al
most ceased to run.
There will be very little corn made here.
Without rain another week the crops VIII
be almost a total failure
The courthouse will soon be remodeilsi
with q fire proof vault for the preservation
OF the records. The supervisors contract
ed with the Smith Construction Company
OF Washington. TO do the work for 81, 100.
and the work will be begun as soon as th.
action of the supervisors Is confirmed by
the Circuit Court.
Rev ]. 2. II. Crismond. County and
Circuit clerk. is erecting a large and hand
some residence here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-15
CAPT AIN PRINCE
WAVES HEARING
The Slayer of Oyster Inspector Can
non Remanded to Norfolk Jail,
No Bail IsAsked by Prisoner
Especial Dispatch to The Times !

\SpeClui hlSpdlCu 10 LUG 1l1ueS)
NORFOLK, VA, Aug 4.-Police Cap.
tain Mike" II. Prince. who recently shot
Oyster Inspector Charles ]. Cannon, had
a hearing before United States Commits
sioner George E. Bowden to-day.
Shortly after II o'clock Prince, in the
custody OF Deputy Marshal j. Ewest, ar
rived at the Marshars office In the Gov
eminent building. He came from Norfolk
JAN where he has been confined since the
k!i'hs Tor which he must answer to the
charge OF murder in the first degree.
Inc prisoner looked very well, although
ne MOI for moment seemed able or in
cnned to shift from his face the serious
LOOK 1t wore. Prince faced the Commits
sioner and by Judge Wilcox of his counsel
waved an examination. reserving the
right however. in so doing, to except to
the claim Of the United States to iurisdic-
ton.
Hon. r. T. Thorp also appeared as coun-
sci for Captain Prince while Mr.. P. J.
Morris announced his retention by the
cannon family as counsel for them.
Prince was then remanded to Norfolk
jail where he will be held in the custody
of the marshal until the Federal grand
jury shall. in November. indct him. He
WILL it is expected. be tried a the Noven1-
Der term of court
The commissioner said that Judge Wad-
dill advised him that he modified the order
directing that all United States prisoners
OF this district he incarcerated at Newport
News.
IN order to allow Prince to remain in Nor
folk jail where his counsel may conve-
nientlv consult with him. It was explained
that by this procedure the question Of
conflicting jurisdiction between State and
Federal authorities remains dormant.
It IS agreed by lawyers that the pris-
oner will hardly apply to be released on
bail pending trial. And 1t is understood
that Judge Waddill is disinclinad to accept
bail
In the Eastern District of Virginia are
some 80 counties from which jurors are
drawn by lot Grand Jurors so drawn will
indict and petty jurors so drawn will prob
ably try Prince
Attorney Morris holds that the jl1risdic-
ton of the United States government is
complete. and that the prisoner is held
under a commitment issued on Friday.
August g. the day Of the killing BY the
commissioner. while the States mittimus
IS dated one day later.
That the jurisdiction OF the Federal au-
thortties will be questioned upon the trial
7ppears certain. but most lawyers hold it |
-aid. The public interest shown at the
7rst hearing vas also evincad to-day
The prisoners counsel disclosed to-day !
nothing Of their line of defense. and the |
mystery which enveloDed the killing sur
oundE it still. 1t appears unlikely that |
t shall be known WHY Mike Prince shot |
o death one accounted his bosom friend |
Until the notice CAPTAIN shall stand at the |
'lr with his life in ieonardy
Princes friends maintain strenously that
e was justified in his act and claim that
hey ask only what is ri@ht In asking that
eople suspend judgment until they have
eard the evidence.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-15
Notified TO Leave Port arthur.
lEY ASSnriaind Press !

LONDON. Aug. IA Port Arthur spe-
cial announces that the women and chill
dren have been officially notified to leave
that place.
The Chinese Minister in London is
quoted as saying that he hoped and be-
lleved that peace would be established
between China and the Powers within
the next six weeks.
Yesterday he transmitted to the British
Foreign Office another message from the
Brush Minister III Pekin, Sir Claude
Macdonald. the contents of which the
officials have thus far refused to make
pubic.
The Berlin correspondent Of the Daily
Chronicle says the German Government
has ordered two cruisers to Shanghai,
and that another is on the way, While
a fourth IS already there.
The German Government, he says, lis
not have q free hand in that region
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-15
INCEAsED ETIVITY.
The Amcl:an Losse. III Philippines
nc Very ssavy.
nc Sts s."fS
~ AsSociatcPreSS.)


;unday. Aug12.-Reports from
the Viscay; Islands She that there has
been increed activity mong the insur-
gents therduring the la six weeks. The
American osses IN the sland Of Panay
last MON We're great than IN my
month size January la.
GeneralMojtca. in Lete, and General
Lucban, Samar, are llrassng the gar
r:sons sooting into th towns during
the nigh and ambushig small parties.
firing an then retreatir upon the larger
bodies. ne rebels poss's an ample sup
ply Of ammunition md re organized TO a
considerle degree
The 4nericans havegarrsoned three
towns . Sanar Isla1. two OF which
shelter tenth OF the oginal inhabitants.
who suer from the cntinual "sniping"
of the Insurgents from. the surrounding
hills lie third is nfthAt any native in
habitars, the ins,rgent outposts, a mile
away, reventing their return to their
homes.
Genel Lucban punis!es the natives
who he any relations ,ith the Amer:-
cans. ebu is likeyise disturbed.
Whel amnesty WIS proclaimed It prac-
ticallyvas without fleet, and the expacta-
ton tht the PROCLAMATION would accom-
pl!sh much inthe 7lexp!re3 time is daily
diminishing.
The ranks, 1nderGovernnent pressure,
have restore the Schange rnte OF two
Mexican slvr doIlas to one gold Ameri-
can dollar. 'enerai Macarthur has order
ed the acceiance otAmer,can money for
all public d>s Ut III above rate
The PHILIPPINE Commission. it is now
snnounced.Hill mall all future ciy;l-ser-
VIE appointments.
Several hnor engGenents occurred last
week in ilzon- ThTebels used smokeless
powder, ach theInust necessarily have
obtained y ilibustting
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-15
9UGHT SNCTUARY.
fresidnt Kruger Wished to Take
Iefusc III US. Consulate.

(By Assoctcd Prcss.)
LON1CN. August 4-President kruger
u onetime made aorInal application to
ne CNted States grant him a sane
nary n case the nessity for it arose.
mis- arose, accorng to secretary of
!eitz. OF the Transal Republic, the dav
ord Roberts enterePretoria. The details
reAted by Mr.. F'.V. Unger, are as fol-
fllows:
The day the Briih entered Pretoria
resident Kruger st for Mr. Stanley
bills, the United SITES consel at Lorenzo
ARGUES. and Mr.. oils was taken to
hchadodorp in srial car.
resident Kruger ked him IL his Gov
enment would graz him an asylum in
n made other arra,ements for his de-
pr'ure President Iuger expressed fears
cfcernins his trealent by the Portu-
Sese Government d wished to guard
asinst any posse British landing
psties
lr. Holins askeG:or time to consult
WIN his Governmental President Kruger
assured him he wed receive a weeks
noice before puttinfhe plan into execu-
ito.
l consequence Of is visit to the Trans
vaf and the transission of President
hrIsers request to 'ashington. Mr.. Hol-
Us received instruons from Secretary
ia, not to leave Portuguese territory
gan. He was thneonnelled to neglect
-heinterests OF thBritish prisoners at
Moot Gedacht.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-15
WEST lRGINlA CAMPAIGN.
Webster Dais Addressed Over 10000
Pcpie at Welding
ri ASSor;a At ed lPrIsS

WTIEELIN, W. VA, August 14.-Web-
ster Davis, Missouri. lteassistant Sec
rotary of I'll Interior, sThose change to
Democracy Jas a featuie of the Kansas
City Convenon. opened the Democratic
campaign toight at Wheeling Park be-
fore 1890 pple. His SHech was largely
devoted to acuiogy OF thu Beers and their
struggle for Independence and he claims
that there dsts a secIt understanding
between Grd Britain nd the United
States wh!c prevented he Boer ENJOYS
from accomishing anything during their
recent visit.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-15
Fastest on Record.
(By Associated Press

(By Associated Press
PLYMOUTH, August 1.-THE Hamburg
American Line Steamer Deutschland,
which sailed from New York August s
for Hamburg. arrived here at $40 this
morning, making a new record for the
eastward passage and the fastest time
ger attained by any ocean steamer, Of
"a days, Ii hours 10 minutes. Her high
mays run was 500 knots.
or 90 deutschland made an average speed
tots during the passage.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-15
Ihe Anri-ImEcrial;sts
Ny Associated Press.o

o ,sa,i.i-NAioLls. IND, August 1.-THE
Antl-1mperiansts, or ..Iihertv Sa,sa ue .,
VIII be called to order at IL o,cloct 70
morrow In Tomlinson Hall. The snasch
OF me temporary chairman. Edwin R,rr;+-
smith OF Chicago. is expected to ,ean "a
ward the tacit if not pressed endorsen,an,
OF Bryan. but 1t is not thought tina; the
convention VIII go further than to exnress
sIIons condemnation OF imperialism in
ton OF candidates open
Carl Schurz cannot be here on account
OF the funeral of his son. In his stead ~
address will be delivered tomorrow night
by Sigmund Zisier. OF Chicago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-15
the Chamber OF Commerce building. He
will look around elsewhere for quarters
TO NAME MAN FOR CONGRESS.
Republican Committee Will Meet
About This Matter Late This Week.


While It is practically settled that tha
=; Republicans of this district will have a
candidate for Congress in the field this
fall, it is equally as certain that the Dis
trict Committee will not meet to consider
the question of calling a convention TO
nominate q man before the latter part OF
this month
The Republican Committee of the Third
Congressional District will not meet to
consider the question o. whether a candi-
date for Congress shall be put up n this
district until the latter par, OF this
month.
Chairman John L. Gruhos made state
u2ent to this effect yesterday. We VIII
have a ticket in the field this
fall" said Mr.. Brubbs, land
we hope to elect that ticket
If we didn't think we mad chance to beat
Captain Lamb, we wouldn't put up a
man"
Chairman GrubbS sad there was no dis
position on the part of the members of
the committee to take up this matter be-
fore the last of the month md that he
gether earlier than that, unless requested
to DO so by the requisite number of COM
mtteemen.
He was of the opinion that the commit
tee would decide to hold convention 20
nominate candidate for Congress Our
people do not like the idea OF committees
declaring nominees for them. although
there De only one candidate for the
honor"
Mr.. Gus MiIIhiser IS he only mnn whose
name is now being considered by the Re
pubi.cans of the dissl.ct IN connection with
the Republican nomination.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-15
EXPRESS SURPRISE.
Success Of Present Move on Pekin Re
Sardcd as Next to impossible.

=
BERLIN, August 14.-Constderable sur
prise is expressed by the German Foreign
Office at the information communicated 10
Washington by General Chaffee, that the
allies We're at Ho ST WI last Thursday,
inasmuch as other recent dispatches h;sd
asserted that the Chinese We're strongly
entrenched in front Of the allies above
Yang Tsun.
The Hanover Courier. discussing the
campaign, says to-day that Foreign Office
circles regard the success of the present
movement as next to impossible. and ex-
pect that the first task of Count Won Wal
dersee after mis- arrival al the front would
be to lead the advance upon Pekin.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-15
Valuable Acquisition.

Among oh!ects OF interest recently pre-
sented 70 the Valentine Af,,ss,,, - y, ~
ancient Japanese ceremonial dress. VIII,
the family crest or the back and the IAN
peis. II Is worn ct funerals occasionally
boys shoes and a very old Tanassss
scroll, with figure painted on it repre-
senting a famous poetess. presented bv
Rev.sWillia.n c. Buchanan, OF Taxa.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-15
HAS IT UNDER AMUSEMENT.
Dr.. Cecil has not yet Accepted Call to
Second Presbyterian Church.
Especial Dispatch TO The Tfmesl

BEDFORD CITY. August 1t.-A com.
mIttee OF gentlemen from the Second
Presbyterian Church, Richmond. consist.
ing of Judge George Christian. Mr. S H.
EIawes, and Mr. Taylor. arrived hers
Saturday, and on Sunday were present at
the Presbyterian Church. to hear a SER
mon from Rev. Russell Cecil OF Selma.
Ala, with the view of extending call to
that gentleman 20 accept the pastorat,,
Of the church
DR. Cecil now has the matter under ada
vIsenant, and declines 10 give any answe4
until he has well weighed The subject In
all of it's bearings. He has had numerous
and fatterng calls 70 prominent cflurchbs
at many points. but until this call to Rich
mond has promptly declined them ALL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-15
Grand Circuit.
Ry Associated Press. J

GLEN FALLS, N. Y. August 14.-But
Two events were completed in the Grand
Circuit meet to-day. Summary:
1:lo trot-purse, s1.oo0-Georgene won
lnree straight heats and the race: Lord
DERBY second; Roster third. Time, Ella -.
2:14A, PAX. :
2:es trot-purse, s1,c0n-Gayton won third,
fourth and fifth hents and race; Charley
herr second; Dare Devil third. Charley
aerr won first and second heats Tine,
KS Ia, 2:l3 IA, ZIP 1-2, 2:121- o:121-4.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-15
Member OF Press Committee,
-BY Associated Pressl

CHICAGO August 14.-Senator Jones.
cha rman of the Democratic National
Committee, to-day appointed D. c. Dun
bar, nntional committeeman from Utah.
to be member of the Press Committee.
vice Norman f. Mack. of New York. re-
Gently transferred to the Executive Com
mittee
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-15
ADDRESS, TYPOS.
Move to Establish Joint arbitration


Move to Establish joint arbitration
Comission.
tBy Assoccl Press)
MILWAUKEE. gust H.-Frederick
Driscoll. commission OF the American
Newspaper Publish@' Association, adj
dressed the intentional Typographical
Union Convention tday
You are asked ] the publishers. he
said. ito unite witfhem in establishing
Joint arbitration .nnission to adjust
disputes between pusllers and local cons
,nittees that canroothewise be Settled.
and TO &C, as a boz Of appeal. II you
would do this a lonstep would be taken
toward the abolitionf the strike. boycott
and lockout
Mr.. Dr.scoll was ell received. and
motion Of thanks al for the printing Of
his address was adted
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-15
Plot to Kill The Kin.
(By Associated Press

LONDON, Aug. 1j.-'The real rea.-,,1," . a+
the strained relations between Rouna no
and Bulgaria, says a special dsp;tt.n.hh
from Vienna, lis the recent discovs,,
OF a plot laid by the Revolutionary Com
mlttee in Sofia to aSSasSnate King
Charles, of Roumania, while attending
the requiem for King Humbert, at Bu-
charest.
The police got wind of the plot and
warned King Charles. who did not at
tend the service. Two women well
known in Roumanian society and num-
Der of Bulgarians have been arrested in
Bucharest. Notwithstanding this the
Bulgarian Government declines TO inter-
fere with the Revolutionary Committee"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-15
a Northern Tour

Secretary A - Jones. of the Valentine
Museum LETT yesterday for an extended
trip North After visiting fri.sds In Boston
he Will be the guest of Mr.. ". Tracy
Dana. at Rockport. on the coast OF Mas
sachusetts. He VIII also visit Commo-
dore Andrew z, Douglass. at Rye" on
Long Island Sound. and Mr.. Charles L.
home on the Hudson
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-15
Nominated for Congress.
(By Associated Press. }

JACKSON, MISS, August 1.-THE Dem
ocrats of the Seventh Mississippi District
today nominated Charles E. Hooker for
Congress.
Major Henry. the present incumbent,
withdrew from the race several days ago
A primary election Is being held in the
Second District to-day to nominate a can
date for Congress. The race is between
Congressman Thomas Spight md Hon. W
a. Mcdonald.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-15
Denied in ashinoton.

Ify ASSoccd 1TeSS.J
WASHINGTON. Aust LIT Is said at
the state DEPARTING that no formal ap-
pAcafon has ever Gee from Consul Hollis
for Sanctuary for esident Kruger and
that the instructed to the consul to
confire his energies, his consular duties
was Tot q result ofny discussion of any.
asylum for the Boaoresdent. as the de-
partnrnt was not are that Mr.. Hollis
had visited the Present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-15
No Arrests Made.
(By Associated Press f,

NIy <iSSOClIteu IfeSS
WASHINGTON. August IA telegram
from the division postoffice inspector in
charge at Chattanooga, Tenn, announces
the arrest. place not stated, of Robert
Leonard md Poney Gaines in connection
with the recent attack on the postoffice
at Mulatta, Fla. The men have been held
in 5000 bonds