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4 STATEMENT TOMORROW
sAAFFER PROMISES A PUBLIC AN
NOUNCEMENT.
He Is Sure that His Course VIII Be
Commended When the Truth ct
Strike Settlement Is Known.

Plttshurg Pa, September l9.-Presldent
ShafYcr Of the Amagamated association
was this evening asked when his looked
for statement would be made He said II
would hardly he issued before Saturday.
He has been working on It every moment
possible. he says. aud predicts that wAen
the workers aud public are made aware Of
the real conditions his course will he M
dorsed by all. The conditions already pub
lished. he said, ARE all wrong aud far from
the truth,
The great Riverside works Of the Ma
tional Tube company at Wheeling and Ben
wood. W Va, will. according 70 luforma-
ton Of the representatives, OF the com
pany. resume operations Monday. These
works win bc the last Of the plants Of the
National Tube company thrown Idle by
the strike TO start,
Az McKoesport this evening all Of che
twelve lap.wcld and six butt-weld fur..
naces Of the National Tube works started
The Nlonongahela steel works OF the same
nlant started nearly full.
Tbe WOOD piant Of the American Sheet
steel company is planning for resumption
next Monday morning
Experts are busy computing the cost o.
the strike to the steel corporation and 70
the workers on an estimate that 5a,ON
men nave been idle Tor two months and Z
half. their loss In wages approNimates Shb'
coo Gross earnings OF the constituent
companies have been cut on 20 the eXteat
~ nearly $4,000, coo Much of this viii
b. made up for Many OF the orders hold
good and the manufacturers will have or
portunlty 10 all the orders with export
trade cut on.
ISOLATION carried 5000 Of Its members Into
me strike Of about 1900 when the strike
started aud has lost recognition for aboui
$40 OF these men.
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essssssesesese ssssssssoosss
WILL SUE FOR DAMAGES.
Umpire tombstone of the Southern
Has II Ia for Little Rock.
CHARGES DEFAMATION OF CHARACTER
Also Wants to Be Recompensed for In
jury to His MISUNDERSTANDING to
Be Brought in Nashville.

Memphis, Tenn, September 19.-J. T.
tombstone, the southern league umpire, ar
rived in Memphis from Little Rock today
tombstone admits sending telegram from
Little Rock to President Nickllu OF the
league, stating that he had awarded the
two games scheduled at Little Rock yestcr-
day to the Nashville team. He says that
he denied sending the telegram before leav-
ing Little Rock because Of threats 10 put
him In Jail and he used this method 81 get
ting out Of town, Johnstoue announces his
intention to sue the Little Rock Baseball
association for $500 damages for alleged
defamation Of character and injury 10 his
person, He says the suit viii y brought
in Nashville, where Little Rock has money
deposited with the league.
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WOOD DISCUSSES CUBA.
Thinks the Island Can Be Turned
Over 10 Natives Next Summer.
he EXPLAINED THE ELECTORAL LAW
General Election Likely to Be Held on
the Island in Deoember-Neey
Case Ready for Trial.

Washington, September lo-Gene al
Leonard Wood, accompanied by his score.
tary, Alex Gonzales. arrived In Washing
ton tonight. While here he will have con
ferenees with President Roosevelt and with
Secretary Root and will start on his return
trip Saturday. The business ucperal Wood
will submit to Secretary Root is III, new
electoral law adopted by the constitutional
convention,
Speaking OF the law and its provisions
General Wood said: There Will he elected
Il president, vice president, a civil gov
ernor and counsel for each of the six prov
inces. The national legislative body will
consist Of four senator's from each prov
iuce and Sixty-onc representatives, The
selection Of president and vice president
will he made by electors, Of whom there
will he about H. in all. The senators also
will he chosen by electors nominated TO-
that purpose. A general election Will pr b,
ably be held In December, ana ta,Rh,I me
island can be turned over 10 the Cunans
themselves by next May or June, The
transfer from military tolcivil goVernmeht
will be accomplished without fnctiol and
In short time every thing ought TO he
There arc three political parties In the
island said he, the union democratic,
the national and the republican,. So tar
their policies seem not Ia be definitely cut
lined. although in the end / think the ques-
lions governing Nem viii settle down 10
those Of an economic characte- and those
bearing on the political relations uf the
Island with the United states.
General Wood thinks there should ho
some action hv the American govevnment
toward the relief of the sugar planters aud
their products. who are now heipg handl-
capped, he said, by the duties imposed on
their products imported into the United
States 4 moderate reduction on these
products. he said was absolutely essential
10 the welfare ~ tn island.
General Wood VIII earnestly recommend
the reduction Of the tsrtn on these two
products
trialy' be was asked,
''rhe case is ready Tor trial now said
General Wood, and NAV come M at any
time. | do rot think Il will require more
than a month 10 bring II 10 q conclusion.
Ii will be a fair and omen trial | must
decline "a give my opinion ms 10 whether
or not n conviction viii be had. as under
the law | am required 70 pass On the dnd-
inss Of the court The people of the
United States Do not realize what tire
mcudaus amount 81 work has hcen neces-
snrv to prepare for this trial " has heeu
sometime enormous. and Included features
not Incidental 20 large cases that have
been tried In the Cnlted States"
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SUMMARY OF ToDAY's IMPORTANT NEN
THE DEAD PRESIDENT.

The remains Of the late president.
William Mckinley, were committed To
the tomb In westlawn cemetery. Can.
non, ohio.
Simple funeral services were con.
Quoted.
me funeral procession was most i'm.
posing being mile and half In
length.
Mrs. Mckinley was unable TO attend
the nnal ceremonies.
Business throughout the United States
was generally suspended aud memorial
meetings were held in all cities.
Most OF the foreign civilized nations
held memorial services In honor Of tho
United States dead president
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SONS OF HERMANN.

Jays Session of the National Con-
Nention,
Ia A. 1.on'N Texas. September in.--rhe
y o,ad session Of the National c,uveu.
M nv, q Sons OF Hermann, was dc
Ies. .'pauy 70 reading o, committee
3d., memorial service in hcno- ~
~ Mckinley was Ma ~. -.
n ssssanN,n res ,lutions - srr,n,s -.
= peres1 el President Scauet.s ~ the
fl,nss wv y IoFily declined Ia ofacIste AZ
4 An ~ sn entertainment, tnnie6t n
1 hessy' pted that the Hermann sons
O. MS dan '''Sna any entertain
y fn,, ani % Nerth Amar3,a ,Nh g, nv NV
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Davennort-Latimer.

Fort Worth Texas. September ~ Key
Walter Davenport Buekuer. rector Of Trin'
ity church. Pine Blan. Ark, was married
tonight to Miss May Latimer, Bishop Car
RAT ~ Dallas. assisted hy Rev. n. h..
Rsn,are 81 this city. officiating.
The groom Is grand chaplain 81 the grAha
lo5~e ~ Fiks and prominent In diocesa an
woTk la Arkansas lie was accompanied
here hv Mayor Bell " Pine Blun. County
iireesurcr Core md Colonel frulocS.
The bride Is the daughter " the late
Major James Latimer. veteran ~ the Mex
ican aud civil wars.
tho General convention OF the Episcopal
CHURCH al san Francisco.
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Baseball Sunday.

The weather was so bad here last sun
day that the game OF baseball between
Houston and Galveston was postponed I'M
I'll next Sunday The baseball patrons were
very much disappointed because Galveston
had brought down n good team Of players
and intended Ia win II good playing would
professionals with them as Page, Lutich,
Olsen and Murray. and would have put m
n strong game Next Sundays game VIII
n,S,wises 10 Ne one Of the best. Umpire
Proctor win cali play promptly at p m
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PROSPECT OF MAR REMOTE.

Colombian Government Trying TO Avoid
q Conflict with Venezuela.
Washington, September 1anr Marti.
nez silva, the Colombian minister at Wash.
lneton. has received the following cable.
gram from tho Colombian minister Of for
elgn affairs;
Bogota September 1s--The prospect Of
war with Venezuela grows more remote
each day We do not want 10 go 10 war
with Venezuela, hut an attack or invasion
would be promptly met and -rcpulscd, In
vaders Of Guairn defeated. Attempt 10
take Rio Hacha frustrated Ecundorcan
frontier quiet The Colombian minister 10
Venezuela left Caracas of his own wolf
ton The new Chilean minister has been
presented at BoEotn.
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TEXAS MATHS.
especial to The Pstl

Washington. september 1a.-Psnsions
granted Texans; origlusl-amuel H. Gil
Iesple, Bastrop SO, Increse-Charles Il.
Grade Fort Worth. Sl2 rhmas Cgabtree,
Arro. SIS; John Lawson. Wac, SIS; william
II. sperry. Denton SS Martin wha,en,
Tyson. sic Original widows, cte.--Jose-
phine Schroeder. Dallas, IS; Canada
FRANKLIN TeEryvilie 81; Roc a. Hsmii'ee'
War with Spain, orlginal-Iames Rosou,
Houston. $40, Benjamin ldilard, Can-
non, SiT, Widows Indian wars-Mahaia
smith Yoakum, S.
The treasury department; has authorized
repairs TO hc made at ne Fort Worth
light station az a cost Of 100.
George f. Fulchsr Of asset, Nai s,
of Tclico. Edward D St9all ~ Drummer
and George w punnawa, az Cisco have
hcea appointed railway mil clerks.
The postmaster at Corslana has beru al
lowed an additional Letter carrier from
october ! next
r. o. Iangworthy has ben awarded the
contract for plas,crlng tn public building
at san Antonio at his bio Of S2s9s.
Postofaces established saspameo, VIII
son county. George J. SAIL. postmaster,
burlington, FreesSone coan'y; Joseph ".
Benjamiu T. Field. postmaster; Poth. VII
son county. Arnold H. 10th. postmaster;
Tool. Henderson county, zoe Stewart, post
master.
Postoaices discontinued Cnsbee. Hale
county mali will hereafter go 70 Peters
berg: sarasoss, Reeves county, mail will
60 70 Brogado.
Postmasters appointed, Arnold, Collin
county. r. NJ Lswhon: Dye Montague
county. w NJ Duncan; Rhymer, COLIN
county. W \. Arlington; Rushing. Tar
rant county, W n Boyd; VoxpopuiI
Colorado county, j. r. Fruka' Earle
Rexar county. F, Kimball Massey, Hn
county. w r. Gibson; Valley View, Cooke
county, Il. V. King.
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CAMPAIGN IN COLOMBIA.
Venezuelan Troops aud ReyOIutiOniStS
RepuISed.
ENGAGEMENTsN SUBURBS OF La HAcHA
Officers LEADING the Attacking Forces
Were Captured and Are Threatened
with Death by Shooting.

- willemStad, Island Of Curacao. wednes.
day, September Is via Haytlan Cable =
The Dutch cruiser Sommeisdljk arrived
last evening from La Hacha. which she
Nft at s p. M, September rs. She
brought number OF Dutchmen who were
DESTROYS Of leaving I.n uachn The refu.
gees say that nghtlnG between the Colon
bian liberals aud tho allied Venezuelan
troops against the Colombia government
troops occurred September ts and IA In
the suburbs Of La nacha, and that the
Vencuclans and Colombian liberals were
defeated. especially In tho engagement of
September IA, at a place called CuruEo near
La Hacha The number ot casualties aud
prisoners captured is not known, but is
reported to be considerable
The refugees also say that the Nenczuc'
Ian General Echevcrria, commanding the
four Venezuelan gunhonts which had heen
cruising along the coast from Maracaiho.
who landed on the coast With troops n rev
days before the engagement. was taken
prisoner at CuruZo with a number OF other
Nenexuclans. II is not known WHITAKER
there we've any other officers among them.
II is further reported by the refugees that
General EcheNcrria aud certain others wore
threatened by their Colombian captors with
death by shooting.
The passengers OF the Sommelsdilk saw
that after the engagement at Nnruao, pa.
villa. the Venezuelan general who proceeded
to La llacha 10y sea from Maracaiho Win
lOOO Vcnc7uclans on September Il, Is re-
turning with his followers from the Qua
iirn peninsula to Venezuelan territory,
probably to Muracaiho. This Is further
evidence OF the Venezuelan defeat. 1t Is
also reported that Davila was wounded.
All the persons able to leave La Hacha
have done So. The town IS IN state OF
terror and disorder The Venezuelan gun.
boats did not lombard La Hacha, The
refugees say that the General Pln2on, for
merry the Namouna Is without ammuni.
tIon for her large guns. and that copSe
quently she does not engage the Venezue
Ian gunhoats
commander Of the liberal forces on the
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WELLINGTON EXPLAINS.
'sys re Gave No Such interview as
Was Credited 70 Liz,

gays re Gave No Such Interview as
sr. Was Credited to Him,
,ss' is September 1a-w. A. crofru,
!. !, guy haS received letter from SEN.
Melhnston OF Maryland. In which tho
49, ~ says De gave no interview TO the
o.,.a expressing Indifference to the
"s OF President Mckinley. but re.
tSa..1ss'n aud again TO say anything for
N,suVn' Tor the reason that Mckinley
we me such injury could not for.
. ssa mat felt It would he better to
~ t s.,s At this time" He adds. "As
Aess,r-,l s y. OF CEolgoSs. | hardly think n
,sSs.ss, 20 say that, like Yourself. I Ahhcr
/ ns Nh S,tN and am MS nlu,h snnalled AZ the
Is my S,.N struck down President McKin,
II tSnsa " his warmest friends do
4 ro saat anyone who knows me- would
Rta ls5SSnent believe that would LOOK
hsn itt'. s,'sSnce upon an act Of this kind
fts sv.s.r nSes az the government ana AZ
.anstses - 99ren therein. oar list ~
hyes, eras'ie law should hs pSssed Ia
'N'el AZ Buffalo . $3.50 ''"seuS HAe that
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DECIDED VICTORY FOR BOERS.
Force Under Botha Captured 200 British
Troops and Three Guns.

London, September io,-Thc Boer. hsv.
captured 200 British troops aud thre, gun.
at sehcepers Mex.
4 dispatch from Lord k,tchen,, ,ra,n
Pretoria, dated September rs ansouno =
'nat me Beers, September II, amhushed
three companies % mounted infantry vita
Three guns, commanded BY MaIor Courb
In the vicinity OF Schcepers Mex. After
severe nghtlus the British were overpow.
cred and lost their guns, the sights and
ereech locks OF which were nrst destroyed
Two officers and fourteen men were killed
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ana ave officers aud twenty-five men were
wounded. Five officers and iso men were
made prisoners.
Major Cough. who escaped during the
night, reports that the Bocrs numbered n
Thousand men and that they were com.
mhnded by General Rothn
Seneral French reports that Command
ant SHUTS in order to break through q
Gordon, rushed on a squadron az the
Sgyenteenth Lapcers Mt Glands Rlverpoort
killing three officers aud twenty mon and
wounding one officer and thirty mca The
Boors, who wore dressed IN Khaki and
who were mistaken for British troops, lost
heavily
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LEGISLATIVE.

The senate took up the investigation
resolution. which was declared uncon
stitutonal by the attorney general. and
accepted the house amendments after
long debate pro aud con.
The house put In Its time arguing
over the necessity for state onto
mologlst
The house decided against working
overtime.
The governor sent a number Of ap
pointments to the senate for conarma-
tion.
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IosEpA MAYER ~ aERMANY.

Pdneipai Witness in the Patrick case
said 10 Have Gone There
New York. September ia,-JoSePa Asyer
IA said 20 have gone 10 Germany he Is
npe az the prlnclpaI witnesses 10 the case
=, Albert r Patrick accused Of the mns
AR ~ William Marsh Rice. the Texas mt
nonalre whose death Is surrounded win 50
...'.,h r,xst.,v request 20 detain Maysr
hss heen SEMI 10 the Berlin police seeSsn u
inT "a the World. which mskev sse ~
nouneemcnt 81 the sAisiaE % pstrirk :
asnes ana MAS himself arrested, out was
sstsFward released gader. bona
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REALISTIC INTRODUCTION.
.n-Yea,-old Rov posed as &c Pfesi

Ten-Year-old Boy Posed as the Presi'
dent and a Companion as Czol9osz.
Muncie. Ind. September i9,~omer I.ice.
aged 10 years. was futslly shot AZ Win
hester this afternoon while posiug as Pres
idcnt McKlnley AZ Bunalo for Emil MI
Ter, ! hoy ~ the same age. who was aetlns
me psrt ~ the assassin. fne weapon use,l
ms The Flohart ride and the hair nassed
alnlost through the Pelee chiid's stomach,
He Will die
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Little Rock. Ark, September ie-umpire
]. +. Iohnstone Of the southern league lelt
Little Rock today for Memphis The city
authorities permitted him to deposit f'F'
felt Of S2S on the charge docketed against
MIN In police court The charge was
rsanges frorn melting a riot 20 disturbing
~ nesee fer which the maximum me is
ssS The charge against First BaStnah
Wright ~ the Little Rock club. Of aSsSull.
Ing TmpIre tombstone is set Tor tFla' III
police court tomorrow.
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FOREIGN.

siSty-ive lives We're said to have
been lost by the laundering OF the
British torpedo boat destroyer Cobra
IN the North sea.
The car and czarina of Russia viewed
the mnneuyers of the French navy and
army.
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LOCAL.

Houston joins with the nation in pay.
ing tribute to the memory Of the dead
president.
The FIRST Harris county Sunday school
convention will commence here today
at Shearn church
Tho NTH annual Spiriuallsts couven-
ton viii commence three days session
today.
Judge Taylor O. Shinn shot and killed
by Or. T. F. Boyd. The shooting oc-
currod ON Main street
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sTAre.

Memorial services In honor OF the
president were held throughout the
State, At Austin Judge Reagan made
the principal address.
Judge T. +. Muse of sherman Is
dead.
Galveston is to have n banana i'm.
porting line Of vessels.
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A NEW COMPTROLLER.

w. 9. Rjdaev Of Illinois bpointed by
the President.
Chicago, September ia social 10 The
Tribune from Canton, Ohio, says; Presi-
dent Roosevelt. tn couformy with his
policy 10 carry out as far a posslble the
plans OF Mckinley, anuounsd today the
appointment of w r. Ridgy OF Spring
field. III as comptroller ofthe currcncv.
Mr. Ridgely Is sonin.lW of Senator
Culiom.
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Fort i.avaca. Texas September rs. One
Of the saddeSi deaths that has happened
in this county recently was that 81 Mrs.
Kate McGa6ey. wife Of G. w, McGaney Of
l.uhng Texas, aud daughter of Mr. Jacob
Garner 81 this place. which occurred yes
terday on the train between Victoria sud
this place, Deceased. accompanied by her
husband aud mother. was on her way here
10 Visit her parents and 20 regain her
health, Witch had been bad for some weeks
psgt nut shortly attn the train left Vic
toria Yesterday she was taken suddenly
worse and died on the train before reach
ting here. Deceased was born IN this COIN
~ and lived here up 10 the time % her
marriage A few months ago. lutorment
took plsee al the family cemetery near
Fort tavaca today.
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MINING STRIKE THREATENED.
Coal Carrying Roads Refuse to Enter
Negotiations.

Negotiations.
wglkesharre. Pa, September is.-A re-
port is IN circulation here that the presi-
dents or the anthracite coal carrying roads
win not enter into any negotiations with
the United Mine Workers organization
With view Of holding joint conferences
ana agreeing upon new scale Of wages
fo 70 into eject next April II Is said the
same Interest that fought the AmSlgamated
,SsnrYaflon Will oppose making any con-
s,esSiens to the miners. The Ieaigh yak
lev company. one 81 the coal-carrying roaNs.
80 perstsiently refused 20 carry On any
negotiations with the miners union Ant
other roads.
rae trouble over the card Inspection
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80 pIanue h Indla.

London, September IA dispatch from
simla 10 the Times says the plague re
turns for last week show 6iSe deaths;
against 4Sa2 10 the precedtn week anu
Most 81 the deaths were In the Bombay
nrpslaencT.
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A 49,. snlected.

New York. September 1.-THE announce
rrnt Is made on the authority Of jim
Kennedy. the matchmaker. that Harry NSt'
Nett has been selected as referee fer tae
Iesr,es. Rubin nght which takes place IN
san Franclseo some time next NeN''i'Ve''
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OIL DEVELOPMENTS.

A derrick was burned on Spindle Top
and there was great commotion for a
time.
The Queen of Waco well Is In.
The Gufrcy well at Dayton is TO he
thoroughly hailed today.
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THE scALEY INQUIRY.
Court Win Be Reeomened at Washing
ton Today

ten To-Day
Washington, September IA Admiral
Dewey. who IS vt Canton with the funeral
party, is expected 10 leave there tonlsh,
and ne "a Washington tomorrow morning
In dime 70 call the Schley court ~ inquiry
70 order at II o'elock In rhe morning
Armiral Schley has expressed bis com
ngste satisfaction With the navy depart,
meats srlcetion % Admiral Ramsey 70 al
the vacancy IN the personnei Of the court,
Il has been practically decided 20 have
the daily sessions OF she court 1ron IA 10 J
Asd from 2 70 4 o'clock.
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Palestine lnvineible.

iPaleStiue (, WRto q nc n
Palestine. Texas. SEPTEMBER l''-ta'eS-
tine defeated Waco again today nS s''1e
Of 70 6 II Waco wants TO win a same
out Of the series 81 nttncn she WI h snS
a. hnrrv batteries, Waco, An9Fh Aho
RosSTs: Palestine, Wright and Hin.
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POLITICAL.

President Roosevelt announced that
Dr. 7, NJ, Rixey would be appointed
surgeon general of the navy
The new allied party announced Its
platform.
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started AT one Of the colleries OF this eelih.
pany ana Il led to the calllnk q the nsnesS
convention az HaHletan. Foy three na9asa 49,
fhe ennloves OF the company nave 1eeA
niakirg an ebert TO settle the sriefances
~ the men employed AZ the MeSnie 81.
ilery ~ the Iehlgh Valley COMPANY out
Nesoflations came 70 a close today woen
me Company refused to relusthte Two en-
nioyes Who had been discharged- Toe Gus
come az President MitcAelfs Sisit e go
vcrt - interview the coal snz isaff< ~
now awaited With the greatest interest ~
me 1900 miners ia the sntnraeate reSioA-
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TRANsVAAL.

A Boer force under Botha captured
200 British troops and three guns at
Scheepcrs Mex.
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Wharton. Texas, September i9-Argument
In the examining trial Of D.. q Low.
rhsrged With tho kllling Of Tallle. Sanchez.
elnsed yesferdaY, d o, Love being re-
gnkrded t. ieil without eAiA
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SOUTH AMERICA.

rebels were repulsed In their attacks
near la Hacha