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FOREIGN.

. Peki4 advices i. say General Tung-
Finishing is practically dictator, and
practically controls the movements OF
China1 Is troops. ss
Thah hksgiving over General Rob-
erts'sl return has been given up, tn
British Government announcing thai:
it will await the close Of war opera:
tons. -
The general view Of the Hay-Paunce-:
fotel treaty taken by the London press
is that Great Britain will insist upon
full equivalent in Alaska or some,
other quarter for any concession she
m4y make.
M. Manzoni, who introduced the res
olJltion in the Swiss National Council
demanding that Great Britain accept
arbitration with the Transvaal, an
nIounced that the Council declined to;
a(ct thereon. 5.
The body of Lady Katherine Man
hers, eldest daughter Of the Duke OF:
Rutland. was found in fishpond In
lthe grounds Of Belvoir Castle. She.
ihad committed suicide. .SS.$
The cadets on the Spanish training
ship Asturias mutinied, taking the part,
Of one of their comrades who had bees
punished. Among the mutineers were
the Duke Of Montpensier and one OF:
the sons of the Count Of Caserta.
After a three days battle the Co
lombian reyolutionists were forced to
evacuate their stronghold, Tumaco, by
the Government troops.
The Chilean Government has invited
tenders for $4,000 tons Of coal for the,
railroads and 400 freight cars.
Private advices from Rome state
that the Pope, at the beginning OF the
new century, will issue an. encyclical
on the subject of Christian democracy,
Queen Victoria sent a message to the
irregular troops, expressing her grateI
full appreciation Of their signal serv-.
ices and sacrifices during the past year,
In South Africa. a.
Six hundred miles Of grain and grass
crops, with vast herds Of cattle, were
destroyed by a pampas fire In the Ba-
mablanca region Of Argentine.
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FOR MINI lsTER TO TURKEY.
J. G. A. Leishman Nominated - Other
Names Sent to the Senate.

j. G. A. Leishman Nominated - Other
Names Sent to the Senate.
Washington! D. G. Specially. : The
President non,ins ted John G. A. >Leish-
man, Of Pennsylvania, now Minister to
Switzerland, to be United States Min.
lister to Turkey. succeeding Oscar 8.
Straus, Of New York.
Arthur s. Hardy, of New Hampshire,
now Minister to Greece, Roumrnia
and SerTia, was nominated to be Min
lister to Switzerland, and Charles s.
Francis, of New York, ito be Minister
to Greece, Roumania and Seryia.
Clarence L. Thurston, Of Nebraska,
was named for Secretary Of the Lega.
tion at Buenos Ayres.
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Newsy GleanInrs

The New South Wales Legislative
Council passed the Old Age Pensions
bill.
The internal revenue collections for
Cuba during the month Of August last
were $59,569.
johannesburg has been fenced round
with Darbed wire to prevent the in.
habitants from sending food to the
Beers.
The sum Of 10000 marks, hereto.
fore annually voted in Germany for
the support Of German schools abroad,
has been doubled.
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AFRAID OF THE BELGIAN HARE.
Fruit Interests Of Western States Taking
Restrictive Measures.

Washington, D. c. (SpeciaD. - The
Department Of Agriculture has heard
from California and other Western
States that the Belgian hare has be.
come not only a nuisance, but Sc.
rious menace to the fruit and other
growing industries. The "fad' de.
mand for it has ceased, and fanciers
who cannot give away their animals
are turning them loose to multiply at
large.
The County Commissioners In San
Diego. Cal, have taken action toward
prohibiting the importation Of hares,
and restricting the terms under which
they may be kept. The State Of Wash.
ington is contemplating similar legis.
lative action. The people Of California
are seriously alarmed lest, the Belgian
hare become as much of pest as the
little brown rabbit in Australia.
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Sportinc Breyities.

The roads are good and level in Kan
sas, and as a result every farmhouse
has its bicycle.
By the decisive score of % to 0, Wat
ertown won the northern New York
football championship from Ogdens:
burg.
James ]. Jeffries and Gus Ruhliu
have signed articles for a fight at
Cincinnati, Ohio, between February l
and II.
Extensive improvements will be
made during the winter to the golf
course at the Essex County Country
Club. at Orange. N. J..
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The Lost Training Vessel.

The Gneisenau was built at Dant-
zic in 1879 and was an iron vessel
sheathed with wood, with displace-
ment Of 1856 tons. She was 242 feet
nine inches in length and forty-five
feet eleven inches in the beam. having
a mean draught of nineteen feet eight
inches and coal capacity Of 400 tons.
Her speed was fourteen knots. Her
armament consisted Of fourteen SO
Krupp breech-loaaers, two three-quar-
ter inch Quick-frers. one boat or field
gun and seven torpedo tubes. Her
complement was 461, and she was
used for training boys.
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On several occasions he was candt.
date for the Republican nomination
for Governor of the State, but he was
never chosen. In 1896 he was an en-
thusiastic advocate of Mckinley for
the Presidential nomination. and was
made the Presidents secretary. He
resigned the Office last April owing TO
i'll health.
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Minn,sota women cocaine FIends.

Minnesota Women Cocaine FIends. :.
Many women of Minnesota have be-
come cocaine fiends, according to the
State Medical Association, and COM
mitee of that body Is now framing an
act to be presented to the Legislature
placing more stringent regulations
upon the sale of the drug.
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"Little Bat.n a Famous Scout. Killed.

"Little Bat" Famous Scout, Killed.
Baptiste GARNER, formerly an Indian
scout, was shot and killed by James
Hague Wood, manager of saloon, at
Crawford, Neb., in dispute over a
bar bill. GARNER, who was known
in the West, and especially among
army men, as Little Bat" was fear
less scout. He rendered distinguished
service In many important campaigns
against the Indians.
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Ruined by the Galveston Flood.

The Order of Chosen Friends went
into the hands of receiver in Indian
apolis. Ind. on account Of the death
claims due to the Galveston food and
a $34,6 defalcation by the treasurer,
William B. Wilson. Of Newark, N. j.,
who died October 81.
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Rice Cultivation In the South.

hlce CULTIVATION IN tne SouVn'
Advices from New Orleans state that
large purchases Of land have been
made In the South for growing rice,
one party having purchased $1,000
acres. This, with a marked increase in
various rice growing districts, 1t is ex-
pected will show a material increase
In the new crop Of 1901 to 1902.
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DIVIDEND PAYMENTS.

January Disbursements on Stocks and
Bonds Estimated at 813O,00O,O00.
New York City (SpeciaI.- While no
accurate forecast Of the aggregate
amount which will be paid in divi-
dends and interest on January 1st can
be given, conservative estimates place
the total from all classes Of securities
at from $120,0OO,O0O to $4,000, 900.
an aggregate which surely reflects the
healthy growth Of the country and its
industries.
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Killed an Actress and Himself.

Alfred G[etzger, a stained glass
manufacturer, Of Newark, N. j., muir
dered an actress, Elsie Dinsmore,
known also as his wife, and killed
himself in Hopewell, Penn. His law.
full wife lives in Newark, but he de-
serted her and three. children several
months ago.
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WAR TAX BILL PASSED.
Pension Bill Carrying S145,145,23o Got
Through Without Debate.

Washington, D. G. (SpeciaD.-The
House passed the War Revenue Re.
duction bill, and sent it to the Senate
without a single change in the sched-
ules as reported by the Ways and
Means Committee. The bill carried q
reduction of $40,000,000.
The amendment placed in the bill
to tax express receipts was defeated
on a yea-and-nay vote, 125 to i39.
The Pension Appropriation bill, car
rying $145, ,145,230 was passed in ex'
actly thirteen minutes.
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BRITISH. LOST HUlE
Disaster at Magalies- BrgH OF
the Worst of the Nal
Four Companies Of Fusilrs nred
After Ammunition Gave0u
bert's Son Among RoeKi-

London (By Cable).--R Ps
report from General K,hei IS
received at the War Off.
acknowledgements bugh
force to Commando Ne~und
The casualties were, I gret
heavy; killed, five officerand
other ranks; missing. eiateen} }ers
and 555 Of other ranks. Thesfter
were four companies ofthe Nhlr.
berland Fusiliers, who Iere sned
on the hill. and. some .eoms ana
other details sent up to suppleH.
The Beers suffered severely
Later General Kitchener ser foi'
lowing: I
elements says the + our dn1es
of the Northumberland;s het on
the hill as long as thaiI, alition
lasted. The Boer force atE the
Hill was 1000 strong. Hhpther
force of 1000 attacked MISS
camp. By 6.20 a. M. the hi car
ried. Reinforcements Of ssaany
of the Yorkshires fa reach
the top. Clements'tetirement
was carried outi yregularity.
q; Iii ammunition mot taken
: was destroyed. \He reports that
ehaved very we'll.
flag Of truce which has come into
nando Mex from the Beers says
ert's son was killed, and further
ts their losses very heavy"
, Beers later released five officers
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Severe British Reverse.

General Kitchener reports that after
severe fighting with Commandant De.
larey at Nooitgedacht, Transvaal,
General Clements's force 1.,.s COM
PEELED to retire. Delarey had force
of $500 men,, Four British officers
were killed.
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THE NEWS EplToMlzED
WASHINGTON ITEMS.

Senator William v. Sullivan. Of Mis-
sissippi, and Mrs. Marie Atkinson. OF
Washington. were married at st. Ste,
phen's Church. The couple left tnfn1e..
diately for the Senator's home In Mis-
sissippi. -
Mrs. Mckinley went to a theatre foi
the first time since her husbands in
auguration as President. IS sss
One result Of the recent celebrations
Of the centennial, anniversary of the
founding Of Washington is the inau.
guration Of a movement to erect g
monument to former Governor Alex.
ander R. Shepherd, to whose energy
the city owes largely its beauty. MIR:
Shepherd is now in Mexico. where he
owns silver mine.
The Senate confirmed the nomlna.l
ton Of George v. L. Meyer, of Massa-.
chusetts, to be Ambassador to Italy.
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DOUBLE LYNcHINc IN INDIANA.
Two Negroes Put to Death by Mol
For Murder.

fOr murQer.
Rockport, Ind. (SpeciaD.-"Jim"
Henderson and "Bud" Rowland, ne
groes, were hanged In the jailyard by
a mob Of five hundred persons. Hen
derson and Rowland waylaid, muir.
dered and then robbed n. s. Simons,
a white barber. The men were sus-
pected and arrested, and ty the aid
Of bloodhound their guilt was estab-
lished. Henderson was shot to death
in his cell, and then hanged. Rowland
confessed before he was strung up.
The bodies were afterward riddled
with bullets,
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General Davis Leaves Porto Rico

The Military Department Of Porto
Rico ceased to exist with General Da
vis's departure from San Juan on the
transport Crook for Newport News.
Troops F and H Of the Fifth Cavalry
and 1O2 other passengers sailed on the
Crook
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Fickle Love Drove Him to Army

Because his sweetheart Tilted him
Frederick LIE Clair, a graduate Of Vic
toria College, Montreal, and who was
soon to ha we been ordained as Meth
odist mini Ister. enlisted in the Regular
Army at the recruiting Office at Syra-
tuse, N. Y. The couple were to have
been married on Christmas Day.
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Volunteers Don't Want to Re-Enllst.
The War Department, at Washing
ton, has found general disincllnation
on the part Of the volunteers in the
Philippines to re-enlist.
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To Codify the Laws of Cuba,

Governor-General Wood, of Cuba,
has named a Supreme Judge, a Fiscal
and Judge-Advocate Dudley commits.
sion to codify the island DEGREES and
incorporate them into code of pro-
cedure,
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Lord Hopetoun Welcomed to Australia.
A dispatch from syndey says that
Lord Hopetoun, the Governor Of the
new Australian Commonwealth, has
arrived there. He was enthusiastic
cally received.
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Fear of Hydrophobia Caused Death

William II. Palmer, aged seventeen
died at the Homeopathic Hospital in
Rochester, N. Y, from fear. Some
time ago he received harmless bite
from a dog, over which he brooded un.
til he died.
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DOMESTIC.

p .. .. Z ~ .--e
Miss Lydia W. Decou, Of Haddon;;
field, N. J., jumped from a ferryboat
into the Delaware and was drownedi
She had expressed fear that she would
become insane from illness. SO:
Ingram Hall, to be devoted to seiens
>tifc study, the gift to Ripon College;
of O. n. ingram, Of Eau Claire, was:
dedicated at Ripon, Wis, with approt
pirate ceremonies. !, "a Is
Fire at Elk Point, s. D., destroyed
the entire business portion Of the town,
involving a loss estimated at $3.50, 600.
The report Of the New York Police
Board for 1899 shows that ITO, i i72 mem
and 2s,7O3 women were arrested dur:
Ing the year.
Leroy R. Piper, former cashier Of.
the First National Bank, of ST Mary's,a
Ohio, who disappeared In Yellowstone
Park. has been given up as dead.
In broad daylight thieves robbed the.
bank Of Gold & Co.. at Albee, s. D., OF
$16OOwhile the cashier had gone across
the street. after locking the safe and
bank doors. .lg
At the convocation exercises of the
University of Chicago President Har-
per announced that John D. Rockefel-
Ter had made another gift Of 100000
to the institution.
Becoming entangled in the reins, a
boy named Hall was dragged a mile.
by runaway horse at Mount Liberty,
Ind, and kicked to death. I4
For a fanciedi grievance James 81.
Johnson, colored, shot and killed Flo
rim Grew, near Hyattsyille, Md, and
then committed suicide. 5.
Oswald Ottendorfer, editor and pub
Usher Of tie New Yorker Stats Zeits
ung, died after an illness Of many!
years. ~ Z
C. G. Black, has filed a petition in
bankruptcy, at Goshen, Ind, with
$4,000 bilities, and S220 assets.
Helen Keller, the deaf, blind and
heretofore dumb student at Radcliffe
College, Mass, astonished her class
mates by making an address Of few
words. r.. II;
Detroit street railways were reor-:
ganized as the Detroit United Railway
Company, capitalized at $12500,0OO. 4;
4 movement is on foot for closing
all the sale ions in Kansas. Il
The transport Logan sailed from San
Francisco for Manila with 10000
in cash. ! She carried ninety-nine re-
cruits. =" #t. G,lg, Z, zs%s
Cadets lat the University Of Alabana,
decided TO return to military duty at
ter a str fke Of several days. 's,
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Fathers Death Kills Son.

William B. Coppinger, studying to
be a priest, died ut st. Louis, Mo-.
from shock sustained on learning sud
denly Of his fathers death at Alton
Ill. He was the son Of General Johi
w. Coppinger, Of Illinois. ,
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RESIGNS FROM THE ARMY.

DR.. Anita n. McGee Retires From Nurse
Corps, Of Which She Was the Head.
Washington, D. G. (SpeciaD.-Dr. An.
ita Newcomb McGee, Acting Assistant
Surgeon of the Army, has rendered
her resignation, and Mrs. Dita 81. Kin
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-01-02
Indiana Bank Robbed of S15, 900.

Kennedy's Bank, at Hope. Ind. was
robbed by three men who destroyed
the vault with heavy charge Of nitro
glycerine, and secured, 1t is said, $15,.
600. No trace of the robbers has been
found.
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dition, have united to form joint eX'

dition, have united to form joint ex-
pedition north.
The Russian expedition under Vice
Admiral Makaroff, which is to so on
board the ice-breaking steamer Err
mack, promises to be interesting. The
sides Of the Ermack are fifteen times
as strong as those of the usual COM
mercial steel ship, and she can run
astern as easily as she can 60 ahead.
She has cut her way through solid ice
fourteen feet in thickness and through
heaped-up, or "hummocky" Ice Of
more that twice that thickness. She Is
302 feet long, and has three propellers
aft and one forward.
The plans of Admiral Makaroff for
reaching the Pole are based upon his
experience in navigating the Arctic re-
gions. He will enter the region Of per-
petual Ice little to the eastward Of
Franz Josef Land, and will avoid the
Spitzbergen region. He hopes he may
be able to steam to the Pole. If not.
she will get rs near as possible. and
then an expedition in dog sleds will
push forward.
With these expeditions and the Ger
man expedition, the year 1901 prom
ises to be eventful in the history Of
searchers for the North Pole.
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Typhoid Fever Among British Troops.
There have been 15,625 cases of ty-
phoid fever among the British troops
in South Africa, and Of this number
3642 proved fatal.
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Hawaii's First Delegate Sworn In.

Robert w. Wilcox, Delegate from
Hawaii, was sworn in in the House OF
Representatives at Washington. At
ter the oath had been administered
many members congratulated Mr.. VIII
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Maine Wreck TO Be Removed.

Maine Wreck to Be Removed.
Captain of the Port Young, at Hav.
ana, Cuba, has received FIVE bids for
the removal of the wreck Of the United 4
States warship Maine. The remova|
Of the wreck Is assured.
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The expedition to be commanded
by Evelyn B. Baldwin is being fitted
out under the auspices Of William
Ziegler, the Brooklyn millionaire, who
is ambitious to have the American flag.
placed at the North Pole before any
other ensign gets there. This eNpedi-
tion will use two steamers and bal
1none
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Paris Exposition Loss is 100000.
The official report of the finances OF
the Paris Exposition shows a loss OF
S4OO,OOO. The loss Is less than in any
of the preceding expositions.
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New President Of Switzerland.
Ernest Bremmer, Of Basle, has been
elected President Of Switzerland for
1901 in succession TO walther Hausex.
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Man Cut in Two by q Train.

Martin Dorsch. of Harrison, n. j.,
was struck by train at the railroad
crossing near there. He was cut in
two. Dorsch was fifty years old.
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JOHN ADDISON PORTER DEAD.

President McKinley's Former Secretary
Passes Away at His Home.
Pomfret Conn. (SpeciaD.-John Ad-
Olson Porter, former Secretary to Pres
idept Mckinley, died at his home here
after long illness. He was born In
New Haven on April II, 1855.
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May Close Scotch Steel Works.

A movement is on foot to close the
Scotch iron and steel works during
January, owing to the scarcity Of Or
ders and the high price Of coal.
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Malaga, Spain, (By Cable).-Of the
S14 survivors of the Gneisehau, thirty
nine, who were injured, were trans
ported to the local hospital; 125 shell
tered in the barracks, and $50 lodged in
the Town Hall. The municipality
provided food for all.
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OUR ADOPTED ISLANDS.

- 4 H A . . u :
General Hughes reports that 21,000
persons in the Island Of Panay. p. L.,
have sworn allegiance to the United
States. ss
The budget of the municipality 6f
Havana, Cuba, amounts to $2411,000sl
The principal items are:. Police. $902s--
600. and salaries of city officials, $177,-.
600. & y
The volunteer regiments are to tre-5
turn to the United States in the order
in which they arrived In the Philip
pines. 4 +,
De Ford's new central sugar factory
at Guayama, Porto Rico, was formally
opened by Governor Allen. Many
planters were present The capacity
Of the factory is 1900 tons for the
season. s,sstl- :,ozfc-77c-5--
Governor Wood inspected the troops.
the Notifications and improvements on
the sea wall at ,Matanzas, Cuba.
The first bill passed by the Porto
Rican House Of Delegates declared
that membership In the House is inI
compatible with the holding Of other,
public Office. y
Predictions are freely made at Ha-s
vana, especially among the Conserve
tives, that the Cuban CONSTITUTIONAL
Convention will break up ina wrangles
over the question Of suffrage.
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THE RACE OF NATIONS FOR THE NORTH POLE
rcumscribed line the Arc
pointing the the Of the
expeditions nerna
borders of the Arctic to the goal
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Two Hundred Cinnamon Drowned.
BY the capsizing Of a boat at CiIton
200 Cinnamon were drowned.
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mo- 81 appear before the Royal de0-
rs 5hical Society and outline his plans.
Fridtjof Hansen, the Norwegian
explorer, and the Duke OF Abruzzi. a
nephew Of the late King Of Italy. and
a cousin Of the present King, who re-
Gently returned from an Arctic eXpe-
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|NING SHIP WRECKED
HOO German Cadets Drowned
Off the Spanish Coast.
Commander Of the Warship Ended
His Life When He Saw That
All Was Lost.

lin (By Cable).-An official dis.
from Malaga accounts for 314
vors out of the $50 persons who
on board the German training
tie Gneisenau, which foundered
be entrance to the port Of Malaga
e she was taking refuge from the
BILE storm prevailing at the time.
Is rumored that the commander
he Gne1senau committed suicide
Fh he saw all was lost. A nephew
he Imperial Chancellor, Count Won
bw, named Berndt, was among the
I'D, though he was injured in the
b.
be first engineer, the assistant en-
fer, and a number of petty officers
(e drowned.
is hoped that the guns, the treas.
chest, and perhaps part of the hull
be salvaged.
mperor William has received a tele-
m Of coincidence fro-n the Spanish
zen Regent
'a adrid, s;s&, By cable).-Dis-
It that the val Commander there
warned q ain Kretschmann of
Gneisenai the approaching 4
m, and had recommended that xhe..t
# the port, without avail.1 ~ ~
le shock o. e rocks Is 4dbpd eApt
eye witnes as terribtTonv uel'i
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ter the port, without avail
rhe shock q e rocks is doed
!, eye-witnes as terribMany
les were Vessels stern,
u s' aS within ten minutes: