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my money is. 1t Is buried on -
Island In Boston harbor on the -
Island IN two chests containing from
cl5,cDo TO csO.oO sterling In money.
jewels and diamonds.
They are buried about four feet deep.
with a Nat stone on them and pile II
stone near by. There Is no one TIA,
knows where II In bu; me now living.
1T Is about - up the hillside. Don't
fa!i-to come TO me as soon as you get
this. II | am gone to England. be there
rs soon IN possible. Secure the money
and diamonds before you come. as money
will do a great deal for U.S.
The letter contains much more matter
and refers to many Incidents which have
been found 10 bc historically correct.
The words which would tell exactly
where the treasure was buried are
omitted ana their places are taken by
crosses. 1t Il considered likely that
along with the letter went another writ
Ing In which was given the key to the
omitted portions.
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Beautiful Mrs. Crane Here to See Lawyer Learns of
Cranes Death in GiIsey House.

He possessed a beautiful baritone
Nois" ana MS /, singer ~ nlSh rcputa-
ton III the Nest. He sang In church
choir ana also IN concerns. III to tw"
wears agr lie nnd his sifc we're happy
Tacn his habits br'amc such that she
hai srca; ,An nifty in keeping him At
home. He got into numerous cscapadcs
ana often disappeared.
once she found him in Chicago. an
other slime in New York AMI st.ll an
other tim" he went as far a. England.
81. always brought him back home and
iri"i to straishtcn him out. But she
could not succeed
Last summer he Jumped from ferry
boat ~, Detroit ana VAS almost drowned
before he was rescued.
In the early part OF September he dis.
appeared from home and came TO New
York. At the Hoffman House on Sept.
y he took a large dose OF morphine.
The evening world., 1901-11-12
BIG GALE WRECKS
BRITISH SHIPS.
ONE SINKS IN COLLISION AND
LIVES IN PERIL.
storm Panic In the English Cham
aes and nife-sasers
Busy.

LONDON. Nov. l:.-violcnt winds.
rain and snow storms are reported from,
all the coasts OF the United Kingdom.
A fierce gale Is blowing In the Channel
and mountainous seas are running.
No less than half dozen small vcs-
sells In sight OF Dover arc flying signals
OF distress, aud tho llfeboats ara vainly
attempting to so to their rescue.
A rocket apparatus has been sent u
the South Foreland. where an Admir-
atty vessel Is on the rocks. with the crew
ciinging to the rigging. Several vessels
have been dismasted and tugs are
rescuing craft which we're driven
ashore. AT other Channel ports there
we're similar exciting scenes. Ships
everywhere arc running for shelter.
The steamer Cato cOllided with tho
British shin Loeb Vienna Char. Capt.
Bennett. which left, Melbourne Aug. 10
for London. mt the mouth OF the
Thames. The latter foundcred. but the
crew were saved.
wild weather prevails over the lake
district. The first snow Is falling on
the wcstmoreiand hills.
O tie cumberland COAST.
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CRUEL. MOTORMAN
KILLS ST. BERNARD
DELIBERATELY TURNS POWER
ON AS DOG CROSSES TRACK.
Animal. Valued nj aI.5OO. Was
Carrying Paper to- His
Owner.

A magnificent specimen o. full
blooded St. Bernard dog that has many
times been prize winner at dog shows
was purposeiy and deliberately decapi-
tnted early this morning by the motor.
man OF u Finh avenue trolley car on
ElShty-sixth street. near Twelfth ave-
nue.. Brooklyn.
TIL. dog was owned by Harry q. Os.
borne. "a retired merchan, ana well.
known dog fancIer of Fort Hamilton.
and .as called Rex. He was In the
habit OF going 10 newsstand every
morning for his owners paper. With
this between his Jaws he tfotted straight
for home.
This morning Rex vas handed tho
paper as usual. and started for home.
He war crossing the car track as a car
was approaching. Witnesses say that
as soon as he saw the dog the motor
man deliberately put on all the power
IN the car. The dog was dragged under
the wheels and behcaded. With a smile
on his lips. the motorman went on his
way. while several Of the passengers
prot ested against his brutality.
The owner OF The dog, who had Wit
messed the killing OF his pet. picked up
the head and there between the faithful
animals Jaw found the paper that had
cost u He. The dog was valued at y, oOJ
and a claim for that amount Will be
demanded from the company.
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So, 100000 FORTUNE GOES
TOTHE NURSE HE Welded.

I: was contested by James Pendle,on
cruEer and scvcra! ncphews and nicces.
including Eugene Guido Cruscr's chill
dren by the first OF his three wives.
The contest VAS based on the ground
of incapaci,y on the part OF Cruser to
make will. undue Influence by the
nurse-wifc. fraud and forgery
James p. cruse- testified In the con-
test that during Col. Jauncey cruser's
illness IN 1896 his wife accused him and
her husband OF flirting with TWO nurses
at Monte Carlo.
II told her she lied and she knew she
lied James crugcr testified. land she
struck me across the face. 4 week later
she went 10 tae Governor OF Monte Carlo
and made formal complaint against me
Tor having the nurse In the house. Ny
brother Jauncey was helpless cripple
with paralysis at the time. and tho
charge against him was pl,ifully absurd.
II was at this time tina, she said In a
NJ OF anger that she would have Col.
c-user change his will
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CAPT. KIDD'S OWN
KEY TO TREASURE.
Pirates Letter Telling Of Plumber Filed as His
toricaI Data in Providence

PROVIDENCE. II. l.. Nov. ia let
ter. two hundred years old. from Capt.
Kidd. tho pirate chief. to John Bailey.
OF New York, which, from evidence con-
taincd In II. Is believed 10 be genuine by
those to whom It has become an heir
loom, has been deposited for safe keep
ing. with other papers. In the office OF
the Record Commissioners OF this city
The letter Is the property OF Edward
Field. clerk OF the Municipal Court OF
Providence. n historian. Il descendant
OF the Warner family. which was among
ihe first to settle In what Is now the
toIn OF Warwick. 1t was found among
family papers.
Apparently the communication was
written after the capture OF Capt. Kidd.
1t Is dated Boston. Tool, and says In
part.
II fear We are In a bad situation.
We arc taken for pirates and you must
come TO Boston as soon as you get this:
there Is no one can depend upon. II
do not see you. / will tel! you where
The evening world., 1901-11-12

b"stA divorced Mrs. Edward . Crane
from her drug using husband While she
vas preparing to so into the courts to
free herself.
Gran" killed himself In II" Gilscy
House last night by dr,nking carbnltr
acid. His body Was found this m5:n-
ing.
crane was wcll-known singer from
Detroit. Mich lie was very crratic
oNirS to his US" OF drugs AMI liInnr,
and had tried to Kill himself several
times before.
Mrs. Crane, who is very beautiful
woman. comes from On. ~ tho frst fam.
HES In Detroit She was great favor
ito in that city -ocially. and through
her connections was able to he ~ ser
vice 10 her husband In business way
He had a uuasi.conncction with . life
insurance company, but most OF his
time was devoted 10 music.
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BULGARlANS MUST
NOT INTERFERE.
Consul Dickinson Gives Warming that He Be
Left Free to Secure Miss Stones Release.

SOFIA. Nov. l:.-Consui General Dick
!Eson, OF con-tnntiuoplc. has supple
msn,ci his verbal representations to
the Bulgarian Government by note
to-day. In whicl he rrcip.tulatcs the MS
tory or the abduction by briEanls or
Miss Ellen " stone ana her compan.
ton Nine Tsjikn. ana N" steps taken To
OBTAIN her release. ana reminds the
Foreign Minister - hi promise to give
every assistance.
lie cites Instances wherc the attitude
OF subordinate officials has not con-
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WOMAN PAUPER SAYS SHE
is KIN OF WASHINGTON.

I'm commcmoraton OF the dead costly
monuments are erected These are per-
manenciss. Hut for the humble poor
there Is only the temporary bcnefaction
with It's untold penalties OF pain and
humiliation. II Is with great difficulty
that the humiliation can be masked
under a cloak 81 dccorur.
The rrandest gifts OF the Almighty
are health and strength. for they enable
tho poorly circumstanced to subsi., on
compensated labor. " one Is capable Of
such and II can he procurcd."
Mrs. Fairchild is temporarily IN B.
I.tR's liomc for Women. at No. l3S Eas,
Fifty-first street. She will probably be
taken back to Supt. Blair's ONCE 20.
morrow and II no outside aid Is forth.
coming she will likely be sent to the
almshouse.
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UlCIDE, NOT A DIVORCE, SEPARATES
DETROIT BELLE FROM HER HUSBA
HOLY GHOST AND US SECT
SEEKS BROOKLYN CONVERTS

II Ia announced that there viii! be two
meetings day In Grand Union Hail.
one In IN. morning and one In the even.
ing. \; the meetings IN the future Rev.
Mr.. Sanford will preside.
Tho Holy Ghost and Us Society was
founded at Old Orchard. Me. In 1891.
by the Rev. MIR. SANFORD. II has mad.
tremendous progress in tina; State. The
members cor-ecrate all their goods 10
the cause. and II is said tina, the encr-
IsiIc and forccfui founder has raised
more than a million dollars by the pow
ers OF his oratory. a, Shiloh. Me-.
where Mr.. Sanford makes his head
quarters. several magnificent buildings
have been constructed FOR the use OF
the Society.
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Under n .ili which was admitted to
probate to-day tho woman who nurscd
william Jauncey cruEer In Illness and TO
whom he was married, obtains fortune
~ s..Dp.UO. while his brother, James J..
Cruser AMI other blood relatives get
only $40 each.
II was fifteen years ago that William
Jauncey Cruscr met the nurse who TO.
day won his fortune. lie was travelling
In Australia. where he was taken III.
May Fambrousi was called TO n,irae
him She was faithful In the service.
and after long illness Mr.. Cfuscr was
restored to health. Then he proved tina;
mili!onaircs are not unsratcful by CIV
Ing his name to tne woman who nursed
him In Illness.
After the Wedding.
After the wedding they came - this
city 20 I've, hut not long after wen; 10
France. where the remaining years OF
Mr.. CruEcr's life was spent. There were
frequent quarrcis. according 10 the tcs-
,imony submitted during the contest
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lie was taken TO bellevue Hospital.
and. after his recovery. on Oct. 80 was
arTairncd in the jefferson Market Cour.
charged with attempted suicide and dis.
CHARGED.
After his Hoffman House attempt his
wife came on here and tried to prevail
on him to return to Detroit but he re-
fused.
Mrs. Crane then decided thu; she must
leave him. She went to her attorney.
Taylor Moore. OF No. III broadway. and
asked him To prepare papers in d.
r"Tcc suit, charging drunkenness and
the use or drugs. The papers were In
progress OF preparation when Crane
once more grew tired Of his giraffe life
md decided to get out OF the way once
and FOR all
Mrs. Crane has been stopping with
some friends In West Fi.ty-scventh
street. She was notified OF her hus-
bands death by her lawyer.
The evening world., 1901-11-12

Rev. Frank L. Sanford. OF Shiloh.
de-. founder Of a peculiar religious sect
allied the Holy Ghost and Us Society.
8 In Brooklyn with band of mission
.r!cs. Mr.. SANFORD who Is person
4 much force and voice. prociaims that
/. his intention 10 evangclizc the Dor
ugh and prepare It for great 'ribula-
ion scheduled TO appear in the near iu-
urc.
The first meeting OF the EvanSciists
ras held this mornirS In Grand Union
Hail. In Court street. near Harrison
trcet. There was an audience OF three
somcn. The meeting was led BY l.. r.
Perry, who Is the lieutenant OF the
oundcr OF the sect. From Mr.. Perry
The evening world., 1901-11-12
RATHBUN MAKES A
FULL CONFESSION.
Insurance Fraud, Though, Denies Numbering
the Victim in His Plot.

AIer refusing 10 talk Tor time ne
turned TO tn. crowd OF officers and said:
what is n. penalty FOR offcns.- OF
TIL, sort &, Indiana. Does the L"nia
p.Haiiy exist there
Getting Information On these points
he told his story.
Raihbun met Goodman In 'front.' of he
Salvation Army Hotel. The latter Has
without money and Rathbun easily ac-
Gi!reI influence over him by buying MIN
a dinner. s!vIng him few drInks and
soms rooney. The two were seen cross
Ing 10 Jcnersonville "Wednesday after
noon. II was noticed that their cloth
ing mad been exchanged and RatGoun
had joli3liess decided 10 Kill Gooi:nan.
pass him on as Rathbun and then col
lect the SOD insurance IN Little Rock.
The evening world., 1901-11-12

In mo III. 81 paupers waiting Tor
ncIr dole from the Outdoor Poor De-
artment to-day was Mrs. Agnes w.
airchild. forty years old. who claims
o be kin OF George Washington.
She is wcll.dresscd woman OF un-
.ouhtcd good breeding and culture.
Mrs. Fairchild says she Is tho grand
laughter OF Lawrence Washington.
Sho was the son OF John \. Washing
on. who once owned Noun, Vernon.
Her story is believed BY many. among
st1om are the members Of the order OF
he Daughters OF the Revolution. VINO
through Mra. Walter Lester Carr. one
II their officers. have interested them
,elvcs IN the woman In the past.
Aside from Mrs. Falrchild's claim Of
iesccnt. she is a decidedly Interesting
The evening world., 1901-11-12
GIRL WANTS $4,000
FOR HER LOST ARM.
LAUNDRESS SUES HOTEL GER
ARD PROPRIETOR.
M~mhrr WINS Caught In Machinery
aud Torn So that ~ HAD Z"
lie tmpHtaicd.

Mary Ann Farrell. pretty laundrcs..
appeared bcfor. Justice Truax IN the
Supreme Court today. minus her left
forearm. to ask n jury for $4,000 dam
ages from william u. Gerard, o. ihc
Hotel Gerard, for its loss.
Mss Farrell vas. employed AT The
Gerard, The machinery OF The steam
laundry was set In motion unexpectedly
and she caught her fingers between the
rubber rollers OF steam clothes
wringer
The rollers drew her rand anil
arm In Up 10 the elbow before her
screams had been needed and the ma
chinery stopped The arm had to he
.amputated at tho elbow. The young
woman brought suit against Proprietor
Gerard through r. w. Pollock. +. ".
johnson appears for Mr. Gerard. The
cane 70 on, TRIAL. G.s.
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WANTS TO PROBE
GRANTS BY CITY.
COUNCILMAN cHRIsTMAN SUG-
GESTS PECULIAR INQUIRY.
says II Would Uncover steals. hut
Members Hnr> Resolution
In Committee.

\ peculiar and wlde-swccpins rcsolu-
;ion was introduced In the Council this
an' S.3pn bv Councilman Chrlstman.
I: provides FOR u committee OF seven to
inquire into laws and ordinances rclat-
ing 10 railway grants, subway grants
and grants to electric light, h6ft. power
ana steam companies. The committee
l. also TO inauirc whether. the condl.
tons OF these Ssints ar. being fnlhlied.
who said the stea'ls OF the last fifteen
years were 80 great that they woI.i!
open the eyes ~ the public. the rcso-
luton was referred Ia the Committee on
Streets and HIGHWAYS.
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,sp<cl.l 10 The k,.nlns WORD

LOUISVILLE, Nov. i:.-under the
strain o. continued questioning In the
detectives Office. Ncw"l - Raihbgn
broke town at noon and made prac-
IDEAL confession OF his gulf. lie ad-
nitted everything save that he killed
his victim. who he says was Charles
Goodman. o. Evansville. as the de'ec-
lives had already ascerta!ned. H.;hbun
said to Chief Sullivan:
II admit everything except that !
killed Goodman. I intended to kill him
and kept him drunk, hu, he died OF al
coholIsm. | had no confederates aud
the story abou, Blanchard was hct!-
,!ous.'
Ra,hbrn.s confession was dramatic.
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formed with this assurance. Finally.
NJ. Dickinson repeats his demand for
the non-in;crfcrence OF the Government
In the negotiations.
The Governments reply. according to
tn" opinion expressed in official circles.
1ill set forth that while hcsita,ins to
establish the precedent tina: the Govern.
men, give protection to briEands in
treating for the ransom OF captives. in
the present case. involving the safety
81 two women, The Government, as an
act Of courtesy and humanity, win
comply with Mr., Dick!nson's request.
The evening world., 1901-11-12
Observation-Disclosures.
WEATHER FORECAST.

Forecast for the thirty.nix
hours cndi0x Mt y r.. VI
Wednesday for New York
City and Slcinityi Rain to- +
night, failing temperature
after midnIEhty Wednesday
partly. cloudy AMI coidrrt
winds shifting Tonight to
brisk and hish northwest.
The evening world., 1901-11-12
Remarkable Person
ality Discovered in
Line at the Outdoor
Poor Department
Waiting for Her Dole.

personality. She Is fluent talker and
uses excellent language In conversation.
Following is one of the observations
she made to Superintendent Blair. while
waiting In his once to day: - .-.-
II have the charitable public to thank
for various bright things In my lie.
The evening world., 1901-11-12
Court UphoIds Will Of
William Jauncey CRU
ger Giving Wife His
Estate and Only $40
to His Brother and
Other Blood Rela.
tives.

and finally separation. Mr.. cr,gcr
even began suit for divorce. but the case
never came 10 trini Then rccorcilla-
ton was brought about and Mr. Crugcr
made the VIII which gave a fortune to
the former nurse girl although he had
made two others. !, Was this will that
Surrogate Thomas to-day admitted 10
probate,
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CHANCE FOR MIND. READERn
or WHAT Is CROKER THINKING
Croker is done talking,

Croker Is done talking.
But The Evening World Of
fcrs SO TO the mind-reader.
professional or amateur. who
makes the best diagnosis OF
what Croker Is thinking about.
The mind-rcader can tell It
In prose or poctry-seriously
or humorously-but In not moro
than 100 words.
Send your mind-rcadings 10
Mind Reading Editor. Even
ing World, =. o. box 1854 y.
Y. City
The evening world., 1901-11-12
ST. vINCEN!'S AMBULANCE AND
SIXTH avenue CAR COLLIDE,
Car No. 1877 coided with ST. vjncens Hospital anbu
lance IN front Of No. 149 Sixth avenue this afternoon.
Mahony the driver, received severe shock Both were
taken to st. vincent's Hospital
DROWNED MAN WAS RICH AGED PREACHER.

The body Of the man found floating in the bay at the foot
OF Fifteenth street. Booky'. identified this afternoon as
that Of the Rev. Christian Haddeus, sevenone years DID, for
thirty years pastor Of te Lutheran Church in Columbus o.
He wealthy and had to look after considerable prop
erty which he owed in this city.
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TAKEN I'LL ON THE STREET.
Mrs. ,i-snndrr rurner. of Nc,s-
burg. Removed To Hospital. "a

Mrs Alexander Turner thiriy.five
years old. OF Scwburg, y. y. was takens
IN on the stree; at Thir;y.sixth street
and broadway this afternoon .Rza va
removed 10 New York uosps
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At lAroAiA
Sixth Race-Jim Nap !, Hoseshoe Tobacco 2, SIave 3.
BOY HIT BY BANKERS AUTO GETS $4,000 VERDICT.
ATLAroIMA.

Richard C. jones' aged thirteen of No. SIS West Ninety
eighth street. to-day got verdict for $4,000 damages in the
Supreme Court against Andrew Mckinney Wall street
banker for injuries received by being knocked down by Mr. Nc
Kneys Automobile on July q last Jones sued for $4,000
damages, alleging that one leg would always be short
The evening world., 1901-11-12
Leader Of Famous
Maine Society De.
cIares He Wishes to
Prepare the Borough
for Tribulation That
Is Sure to Come.

remarks IL WAS apparcn; that the main
feature in the cvanEelizaiion OF Brook
Ign Is the raising OF money.
The evening world., 1901-11-12
LATE RESULTS At LAKESIDE.

Fourth Race-Lennep !, Lucien AppIeby e Miracle H. 3.
Fifth Race-Aaron !, hummer z, Draw Lad 3.
Sixth Race-Banish !, Baird z, Little EIkln 3.
The evening world., 1901-11-12
ILLEGAL VOTERS SENTENCED

Two Get Year Each ON Pleas
of Gsilty.
Judge Sewburser to-day sentenced
John Brady and Samuel A. Stems to one
year each In State prison. Both had
Registered under false names at the re.
cent election and both pleaded guilty.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-03-12
IN %BRIEFEST FORM
The Minor events of Yesterday Pre-
scented in Condensed Paragraphs.

The Minor Events of Yesterday Pre-
scented in Condensed Paragraphs.
The second year class in the High
School will have a final examination
in civil government the last OF the
month. The senior class will have
their final examination in United States
history at about the same time.
Howard Matthews, a young man,
died at his home on Forty-siXth street,
Sunday night, after a lingering illness
of one years duration. He was for
merly employed at the Riverside mill.
His remains will be shipped to his
home for interment.
An alarm from box 81 called a por-
ton of the fire department to Twenty
seventh street, between Jacob and
Wood, where a slight blaze had started
in a flue of a two-stary frame dwelling
owned by Patrick Wier. The flames
were extinguished without loss.
Irwin, the three-year-old sol of H.
G.. and Annetta Johnson. died yester-
day morning at 6 O'Clock at the home
of his parents on South Jacob street of
the measles. The funeral services Will
be held Wednesday afternoon at two
O'Clock. Interment will be made at
Greenwood.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-03-12
IN SOCIETY.


The ladies of the First Presbyterian
church will give a supper in the church
lecture room next Friday. Those in
charge will be Mesdames Rebecca
Harden, w. F. Butler, III. M. Russell,
Howard Hazlett, James Cummins, Ed.
Holiday, Amanda Hamilton, William
Rumble and r. J.. Reed and Miss Sue
Morris, assisted by a nmber of young
ladies.
The Lend-A-Hand Society of the
Kings Daughters Of the Third Pres
byterian church will conduct an enter
tainment and social at the church this
evening. An amusing farce comedy
sketch entitled, "The Sweet Family,
will be presented in connection with a
musical and literary programme. At
the conclusion of the programme re-
freshments will be served.
"a Charity Whist will be given at
the Mercantile club rooms on Main
street tomorrow evening at eight
O'Clock for the benefit of the Ladies
Hebrew Benevolent Society. whist and
casino will be played. A cordial invi-
tation is, extended to everyone to as
sist such a worthy cause. Very at
tractive prizes will be awarded and
light refreshments will be served.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-03-12
no PHILADELPHIA


Gamblers Hum Out Of New York seek
Agreeable Locations.
NEW YORK, March lin an in
terview given tonight, Lewis F. Nixon,
chairman OF the late Tammany COM
mittee of five, gave a resume Of the
work done by the committee. He said
that of the $40 gambling places found
to be in existence by the committee, so
per cent. have been closed and the 20
per cent. now running are doing little
business for fear OF raids by the police,
the district attorneys Office, and the
agents of the various societies organ
lied to fight vice.
Mr.. Nixon added.
"O the go and odd gamblers who
were driven out of New York, / have
found that most of the number have
migrated to Philadelphia, where they
find the climate comfortable, aud to
Chicago and other large cities. They
have taken with them a large following
Of helpers"
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BRITISH GOVERNMENT
SENDS IT'S RESPONSE.
Continued From First Page.

stacle in the way Of an agreement. and
while the British answer makes no
suggestion of further negotiation,
yet it seems to be a fair inference
from its general tenor that II a mod
iication of this amendment could be
secured. there probably could be an
adjustment upon the other points OF
dlnerenees. A reading of the answer
also makes plain that while it Ices
not make neutrality-suspicious.. or pro-
pose further action. yet it does not
preclude such action by laying down
a course which will be adhered to
without the slightest deviation. On
the contrary, the answer takes the
form of an argument tending to show
that the amendments proposed by the
Senate do not fairly consider the vari-
Gus British interests involved. aud
that for that reason they cannot be
accepted in the form presented. There
is nothing peremptory in the tone of
the answer.
Tie effect of the British answer
cannot be to restore the life of the
Hay-Pauncefote treaty, so far as now
appears. That document had a distinct
limitation within which it could be
ratified, and no doubt seems to exist
among officials that the period expired
when the Senate adjourned. The an
swer is chiefly important. therefore,
as making clear the attitude of the
British government alongside the at
titude of the American government.