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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-22

bsrSep6urn'f6sn &onatbiG folssn fol-
len. Nun ober bat bag Gomfte, bsfen
Moioriidt sbsbsm gu biefem @ftionsz
plan infprmsq 5ugeitimmt batte, e,nen
onbersn 8urs eingei4lagen, uno nit
sinem garteipotum paro bic Mprganz
HeIolutipn abgeiban. Oafiir Itimm>
ten ale RepubEifaner bes Counties,
2obgs, 5rDe, GuGom, giarf, 5orater
unb WOlcott, gegsn ben unginItigen
geri6t bic bemotratiI9en Mitglieber
Morgan, Daniel, Bacon unb Mpnep.
Die 9eiieitei4iebung Der Morgun@
8efpluiion fommt elmer befFnitipen
@rftdrung elei4b bab porberbanb an
Nicoraguafanal 9eisBee6ung ni6t
gu bsnten lit. Ssrator Mprgan tpirb
i'm Senat cine NbTtimmung iiber ben
Gomiisberi6t ~Derlangen, i'm Die Rez
pu6titaner gu ~5pFn9en, Sar6e gu be-
fennsn.
Cine Qttraftion ir ben
4. Wt a 3.
5Sir bag 8ataF1on portoricani1fer
Sruppsn, tpsI6s als Wsrftpiiuoi9feit
BEL Der cSSnougnrations : 9arabe gez
5eigt tperoen ioQ, Tno ausrsi9snbe
8orte6rungtn ieglider Dirt getrpffen
tpprbtn. sic tpsrben ouF Dem fiinften
Sip6nerf pss 8ranitpdlaites, tpel6er
bds 8risgsoepartcment btherbsrgt, un7
teroe6ru6t tpsrben, unb eine ~geniieenoe
Nn3a6f vGots" tpsrben bort S9lafz
IteQs bieten. NuBerD:m bat Der 9enez
raj : Qoiutant geiorct, baB Der flimaz
tif9s l1nkriffs0 5piiden ben ipnnenz
beI9iensnsn Salben Der be!matb!t4en
Snfel unb ben rau6en .Snaugurattonsz
Dinosn Waibin9ton'8 nur4 einen
8orratb mariner poIsner Mpnturz
ItIde, l1niformen, tpie uebsr3sber
au5gegli6en tpsrbe. Der Hegierungs<
Sransportoumpfar rRoplins" lit BON
Nep<gorf na4 San Suan dbaefabz
rem, um bic gortoricunsr gu 6olen,
unb pirb am 2. MGr5 bsi Netppprt
Stems, am 3. Mprgens in 4leranbria
eintreffen.
Gtpas fir Grftnbet.
Oa8 Siaatsbepartement 1T bur9
ben @eIanbten BON S4peoen unb
Nortpegen in &enntnib eeiebt poroen,
oaB be 8ertpaiter beg rRobelz5onos"
in St0d6olm, aug tpel8sm BON 3eit
81 3sit 9reiTe fir bic tpi9tigfe @rz
finbung auf bstn 9sbiete Der 8bpIif,
GGsmie, 6eilfunbe III. (. IN. ~3uerfdnnt
tperoen, ermddtigt tpprben Iinb, mtt
intereIIirten perfonen i'm Nus(aroe
birstt ing 9ernebmen gu trsten, phns
8srmittelung beg Miniiteriums bes
NuslpGrtigen in Stpd6pim.
Sene @rtrafiBung.
8unbesIsnatpr 9latt p1.' Sem
Oorf Ipro9 gsffern 8ormittag bei'm
BrGIioenten Mc9inleb bor, uno i'm
8erlauFe bss 9eiprd4ss, tpel9es er
nit bieiem bate, mar audi BON elmer
m0gli8en @rtraIiBung bes Gongrefes
bic &ebe. 8Latt citirte apar n;6t,
mas Der grdTibent oarii6er geiagt
6a6e, GuBerte fi9 aber, er lei feIt ba>
bon ii6er5eugt, DaB Elm. @rtraiibung
tpegsn Der cu6anif4en 5rags e!nbsruz
fen tperben piirbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-22
Gnnnte iein 2ebrer nitt Ieibrn.

8aIlingforo, Conn, q. Sc
6ruor. - Der 13<id6ri9s So6n 9a>
bib 9agtpr's ftar6 an ben 8!rtungsn
elmer Dpis Rattengift, pe.4:5 er eEz
nem Bel i6m borgsfunoenen Sareiben
3ufoIgs beapsgen Dsri6lud! 6alts, tDeil
II feinen 2sbrsr n:4t ie;o:n mO4le
uno beg epi9en 3ru6sl5 in Der S4ule
mTbe mar. Der 8na6e BAT, ME Ii9
ieBt 6eraus1sGt, oas Sit am Montag
1lf Dem No46auistpeg3 bon 0erS6ule
qefuuft. Dis er ertranfte, lisB sr feline
Gltsrn i6sr bic urId4e feiner Grfrunz
tuna i'm Ounfeln, IN sinem in iesn.r
Saf6s borgsFunbenen S6reiben btttet
er, feline S6ul6ii4er unb anoers Sub
feliqteiten ais Mnberten unler BE-
Jimmie WEtI9iiIer gu pert6eiltn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-22
Alip 9elAab e5.
Rbilipplusa @arOen antertfanild'
Ser Wppetit fpndS bel benz Giien,
unS idblieRlidb fpnroc Der gauge
Mrtbipel binabgetuiirat.

Ger0ffentIi9ung Der Gorreipouoen5
6sSisliG Der 5riepsns : Inter
6onblunger in 9ari5 = 3uert
ppGtgn fi8 Mc8inIsp unb Con-
iorten nit benz Hu6m 3ufr.eoen
Qeben, bann ~oerlangtsn lie biz Snz
fe( 2u3on uno 8ulsBt 4Gss, mas
ba pur. - Der 8ampf NIT ben
5iapinoa lpurbe bprau5geieben
unO obIi4tli4 berbeigefI6rt. -
Ssnator 5rps tpoGte aud bic @us
rplinen : Snisln annettirt baben.
@af6ington, .. g., 81. 5ebr.
= Oas Senats Z Gomite fir Druid
laden bat jeBt, ba bte GongreBliBun9
na6e5u beenht unb fem GROCER S4az
Den mebr sntItsbsn fam, feline 3uItimz
mung oa5u gsgeben, bic bonn Prdioenz
ten benz @endt iberIanbte SorreIponz
beng, bic Barrier Srieosns<8erbanoz
lungsn bstrefFenb, i'm Druid an biz
OsFfentli9feit gelangen gu lafen Petz
figretp mar aQna9gsrabe u~n9eouio:9
getporpsn. un0 gu 8sginn Der beutsgtn
5ibung bra6te er einen 8ef6luB Elm,
bob bag Gomite fir Orufia4sn fi4
barna9 srfunoigsn mOge, tpesbalb bic
Grsmplars mod ni6t abgsliefert tporz
ben Ieien. ,&aum cine Stunoe ipdter
erI9iensn bic gstpiini6ten Oofuments
unb gelangtsn que 8srt1tilurJ.
'S6on eins MIR o6srfld9{i4e Be
tra9tung Der porIieeenoen Oofunente
5eist. bab nur Elm tleiner S6eil Der
tpirtli4en gorreiponotng benz Senat
CUR 9erFiigun9 eeftelIt 1T, bsnn es srz
gebsn It6 febr piele unb Roeutsnbe
2iden. @(ber au9 bag b~prlisgenbe
Wdtsrial enthdlf bel Sntershantes
unb barunter 8islss. tppbur6 bic DON
isber ieitens ber Demofroten erbobsne
ACKNOWLEDGING. bab bte 4ominiifrdz
tipn ben 6jlipinps ~gegeniiber cine ent@
19isbsne Sdpentung gsma4t unb lie
our SniurreftiDn g~s5pungen, .aufre9t
er6alten tpirb. Sn elmer SnitruttiOn
bonn 16. September, an bs gur:ier
ssriebens Z SpmmtfGre geri9st, lGBt
Mcainlep 5und4t fol9en7
ben 6arafteriitii6 6O4fIRgenpen 9aiz
ius Ips:
r@s 1T mein ernTisr Dunfd, baB
bic Ser. Siaatsn 'bsi'm Sriebensi9IuB
Der nGmlifen 6p6sn Ri4ti9nnr folz
gen foGten, tpel6s beielben Bel Der
are9sertidrung kiiets. Bir iOaten
ebsnio itrupul0s unb 9roBmiit6ig Bel
Dem 4bf4luB bsier @ngslegenbeit
lem, tpls mir gere6t unb buman bei'm
8sgt1n paren.... Infer GEL Bel Der
Nrran9srung beg 5risbens foqte ouf
blslbenos Rsiultate esrf6tet fein, me6r
anf biz TOrOerung beg oaaemeinen
Wobls, ols ouf @rreidung eEr9eisiz
ger PIdns." Damn 6eiBt es tpeiier:
g@s tpar elne tategoriI6s Notbpenz
bigteit, bdB Spankn bic tpeIrEde Sez
mifp6dre rdumen muBte. -. Sic
Pbirippirsn iteben auf elmer onberen
Balls, ieoo4 1T es ni4ts beFo tpsniz
ger tpabr, baB Ialbit o6ne bic mr.
5priinaE4e 4bli4t Der ponfdnbiqen
poer t6eiltpsiisn grpsrbnnQ bic Sc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-22

SN+NSSAt1NhA N~~H Nv ~
abrei9t, baB Seoermann ii3 BON Der
pu~nDerbaren Ntrtung Oe5 &O9f9en
Spitem5 iiber3euge.
Sic bdben iiberau biele 9eilungen
bepertiteuigt an Iolben 9atienten, bic
BON BEN beIten 4er3ten fir unrettbar
Dem SOOe perfalen ertIdrt tporOen tpdz
rem.
0ieienigen, pel9e bic gelun9enert
&uren in 3petfel 5ieben, iinO eriu4ts
fi3 Bel ben ge6eilten Patienten gu ers
tunbigen.
Die QOreFen fte6en S6nen gsrne 3ur
8erfigung. Der ben Patienten teinen
9lauben i6enft, fam Die Wabr6eit
bon ibren Nd9bdrn erfu6ren. Spre9t
bor unb iebt Sud bic punOerbare Sim
MISUNDERSTANDING an. @5 tptrb iez
benz 8eYu6er iofort flar tperben, baB
bieIe 8c6anblung8petfe in Der Shat
6unberte bon patienten ge6eilt, nu4z
Dem ieOe anbere Mr3nei ben 3ped Derz
feblt bat.
UGdn butte 1t6 bor Nteot6tn I'm Wtd<
gen, penn man an ben Qungen letOet;
Ie niiBt ben 2ungen niemal5 unO be-
laftet ben Magen unnDt6tgerpeiIe.
Die Rod SnbaIation unb W}eOi3in baz
ben8unber gepirtt unb t6un Oie5 mod
tGgli6.
8er fi8 ni6t burb griifung beg
oben angefiibrten 3butbeitunOes BON
Der @abrbeit iiber3eugen IdBt, Dem lit
nt4t gu beIfen, dber Die 8a6r6eit pirb
9enienigen aufgeben, Die ii4'5 angelo
gen Isin laFen, ben Qer3ten auf Die
Singer gu fe6en unb tire 8~e6an0lung
nit tritii9em Nuge gu betra6ter.
GpnIuItution unb ltnteriu6ung fret.
W}an f6neibe btes aus, ba es nt4t
gum 3~peiten MaIe berDffentli4t perz
ben Ditrfte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-22

poIaunl m,rosn. Die gepIunts Gr60@
6unq Der beuti fen 30Qe ri6tel lt4 me-
nicer qegen 8uBlanO ais gegen DE
tpd65enbe amtrjfaniIds Gonturren3
uno os9en bic g%oentualitGt elmer Ne
6erIdpemmung 0sutI4lano'5 nit
unatolji4em @etreiDe,"
Die nNotional3eitun9"61t bic ORD
6unq 8itttg fir emit gcmejnt uno
empFis6ll Der 8sgierung, It4 ni4t bon
ben NQruriern terroriIirsn gu ld1en.
Die S3noelgDertrGga ioutsn adf9runO
bes ieBigsn 3arifs a6geI4lofen uno
Der Rei6staq aufgelDit peroen, faas er
lie 3uriidpeiIt.
Mtquel'5 8e6urtstag.
9Finan3miniEer yo6anne5 BON nj
.quel fe;ert 6aute Ieinsn 72. 8e6urtsz
tao. oyn ben ion na6sTte6sn0en pfftz
3i6{en BreBorgauen ldBt er aus bic
lem NauB potter Stol3 barauf bin
tpeiIsn, oaB er bds I4pterige 5inan3z
porteFsuiQe 5Aon lGn9er inne bat, al5
feline berI6ieDenen 8orgdnger. OR.
b. Miquel, Der fri6ers Oberbiir9er>
meiter ppn 9ilOegfetm unb 6rantfurt
a. m., 1T am "a. SUM- 1890, al1o Dor
eff SQ6ren, Pom &atIer Mil6elm Dem
9peiten an Die SpiBe bes preuBiT4en
Tinan3miniReriums 6erufsn tporOen
uno 1T felt @oprioi'8 Soften 8icez
9rGfoent bes preuBiI4en Staatsmiz
niFertums.)
Sener3uder GOnfeten3~
8orf4lug
gu Der geTtarn gebru4ten 0}eloung
bes nSyournaG be 8rureQeS," 8elgien
6a6e llnier6anolungen tpegen elmer
3uder : GpnFersn3 a~ngetnipft, gegen
tDelfe DEFENDERS Qmerita GjnIpru4 err
6obsn babe, erfd6rt man aus gutter
Queue, baB 6ranfrei6 Dor6sr porit6z
tia 6ei 9algisn a%nfragis, ob GeBtere5
MD cine {3ufer : GonFeren3 nu4 Brill
lei einlaom poGe. 6ieruuf informirte
8elgien bic betrsFfsnOen Mddie UNDER
6inbli6 babon un0 erUG9t gegenTpdr~
tic, oh ni6t au3 cine amtli9e Sono!z
runq Der W}d4te angsbradt lei. Bis
jeBt 7tno mod feline pff3Ra~amtljdsn
S9ritte tpetter erfDl9t.
4IterIet aus 0eutf4Ianb.
Sn boatI6en 6inau5trejien fiuOet
bag 6ier ber6ffsn!ti6R 9sri4t, OaB
bic 4ineI1i4a 8e9ierung cine Nnle:bs
pDn $500, 100000 in Netp : 0ort gu
er6e6an ber7u9s, tfnsn @Iaubsn.
Die @ein6au : @OmmiiIion fir
R6ein6eKen fat 6eIdlofsn, in grOBsn
MaBita6e Experiments nit amerItan:z
fdsn 8eben gu MAIDEN, i'm Die P6Dl@
{prerd 3u berntGten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-22
Scr grOBt SeilprO5eB fHr SdWtn0i1dt,
Atbna unO SrOndtti8.
ST.. GSWarS Sod 1T bier snr S0rOernn8 Der Spe6e Scr Seati@s%me'
rtfaniIdeu SneieanIaltcn Der Sod Snbalation 1T Baltimore
Tep 8 9orf nnS philadelphia.
Mna Qnh Hnffitrt in Bal

0os Sod : Snitttnt in Ball
timore befinbet ii4 in BENT
5auie g}r. All Weit 5apsttez
StraBe, in philadelphia in ytr.
1884 4r9zStr. unO in gtep
gort in CIR. 48 Weit p. Str.
3peigan1taItep, baS lei bier
na6bridIt6 betont, eTtittren
ni6t in bieier Sta0t.
Man Iafe iid Die 8rp9ure
iiber bic Sod Sung Sure tomz
men.
Die 4er3te BON Baltimore
finO eingelaoen, Dem SurIus
ponltnterpei lung, pel4er ieOen
erften Montag be8 Monats
beginnt, bei3upo6nen. Die Proz
bebebanoIung miro BET bieier
MpIenpnhpi+ nnrrtrr frpi hpr5
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-22

Die in Der ii6erI9tpemmteu
rQTplum =3e4e" na6e 3ustaIOpIu,
Ola, eingeI4lOFersn 10 g1egsr fonnz
len geItern nod ni4t errsi4t perosn.
WteRrere Gage p2rbsn perItrsi6:n, e6e
OdS Wert dus9spumpt perOen tam,
uno man 6egt feline 9offnung duf
Rettunq ben unQliidli6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-22
Mebr Cpftr bcs Generbamuns. as

Mf6ion, T.sg., q. 6:btuar. =
@sFsrn No4t lit oas iioIi4 Don bsr
9etsgene 9au5 beg 6urmers 6rant
Softer a69t6rannt. 8pef 8nofr So
tiers uno Elm 9isnItmdb4sn, Marp
Sarttpeu, fanbsn ibren Sob in ben
Ftammen. Sin Dtittsg Sinh 6oIter'S
etlilt 10 76tpere 8ranopunben, bag es
6eute geItorben lit. Softer isl6It uno
i&is 6rau enigingen nit Iot6 Dem
6iummentooe. 9as 6eusr brad un@
ter Mm Dad aus unb per6rsitete ii9
NIT fur4l6arer S4neGt9teit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-22
0ur6 Seuer asrIf0rt fpurbe fai

- 0ur8 6euer 3erTt0rt purbe fait
Der qorse Staottbeii beg Ortes WDoo@
ruff, 8is. Inter ben obge6ranlttn
@ebGuben befinoen ii4 8psi 2Gben,
brei 5obis unb br&3ebn Bir9I8often.
Cine Wrt6f9aft entging Dem 8eroerz
ben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-22

= GrAgurbesienator Stsp6.n M.
86ite bon Californian 1T geiiern gu
Cos Nneeles, Sal, an einem Ndgenz
lefosn gsTior6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-22
@egen 9eBereten Ser Sci t.
It9en.

Dt9itu, S., q. 6ebruar. =
Sn QrfanIasA@itp purbe Der Siurm
auF bic Wirtbf9aftsn Biz gum 6reitag
berT9oben; bas erm09li9te ben WIrz
tben, ibren Sreunben in Wiufielo gu
6ilfe gu fommen. MabOr 0eB oon
QrfanIasJGitb erftsB gsItern 4benO
elm pronunciamentD, iporin IS 9sB,
baB bic GetFli4eu. pel6e bic @irt9s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-22

g a "a
Tragt die ode Sot8, Die hImm8r G8kauft Nah
Inter ~ UT0-I
'; s. L<@tMM&zM
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-22

GA la
frag die ode SOte, Die IhT Inner Gekauft HABIT
' s ! AIMMkzx
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-22
Mus 9eutihlano.
Die pregt unb Nsr Gbina'RummtI.
Wiele @lGttcr pppuniren Der nDnt
GrafengSalberfee praaHifirten GE'
petition ais iiberHiiiTs.

Sn gutunterri4teten &reifeu 9eiBt Is
ougegsn, bic Su6e fei u6er6uupi
nidt srnF CEMENT. - SIMMER
nod &unnegiBereisn i6er bic
6orDerungsn Der Q9rarier unO Die
Q6Fi6tsn b:s @rofsn Billion. =
Die Dro6un9 bes ruiIiid'n 81
nan8minifiers @jtts bs5GgIi8 Ell
r,8 3oGfrie9s ii6t feline groBe
Birfung uus. - aGtriei Snierz
eRante8,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-02-21
THE LATE MINING HORROR.
frs~AtsU-Asssssss< fss TIE
Yaasiies - the EsssaAsa.

Vancouver. Il. C.. Feb. is.-Aidition-
Union mines on Vancouver island.
where the horrible fatality occurred
Friday forenoon The accident has
thrown the towns Of Cumberland and
Sanaimoo into n state of gloom
The Canadian Pacific Railway Cos
steamer Tartar arrived at Vancouver
yesterday afternoon from the coalinx
station at Union. II miles from Cum
berland. She brought two passenger.
H. X Raymond and Geo. Bennett,
both coal min~rs. Neither had any
theory a. to the cause OF the expio-
sion in Number 9 shaft. in which the
accident occurred. They say the cause
10 not known. and that IL will never
be known
When the Tartar ief, Union at seven
O'Clock yesterday morning. the latest
news from Number s shaft was that
the fioo,ing process was still being
continued The ire was still burning.
although not 80 ierrely as during the
preceding - hour~. The tremendous
volume of water pouring into the
mines from the continuous supply
furnished by an sight-inch main was
gradually performing the desired
service. and by to-day !. was conf
IDENTIFY expected the fire would b. ex-
tinguiShed.
IL Will be several DAYS. Raymond
says. before the bodies of the 81 en-
tombed miners can be recovered. after
the fire has i'eeu completely put out
il will be necessary TO pump the wa
ter out of the mine before a r-scuing
party can hop TO remove the eorpSes
now living at III. bottom of the shaft,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-02-21
JUDGE J. J. PHILLIPS DEAD.
Pssses Away ~ ME Hsas
n HifrsAsr..

Springfield. ILL., Feb. IA teie-
gram received h-rv announced the
death. at l.5O a. IN. at his home in
Hillsboro. CT Judge Jesse J. Phillips.
CT the Illinois supreme court.
Judg. Phillips ha. been III eon,inu-
ousiy for the past year. with n num-
h-r of ailments. particularly harden
ing of the liver. and for the last week
his death has hern expected momen-
tarily.
Judge Phillips was one Of the most
prominent men of Illinois He was
born 81 years ago at Hill<Oorc. and
he served in the civil war as captain.
lieutenant and trigedi-r general
When the war ceased he returned to
Law practice. and in 1873 he was elect
ed circuit judge In 1890 he was elect
ed to the supreme bench. to fll an
unexpircd term. and in i>97 was re-
elected for ,erm Of nine years He
was a prominent leader in the demo
cratic party os that state and was
once nominated for congress. He
leaves widow. Mrs Julia Phillips.
two brothers siurriii and Henry PhiI
lips. and a sister The funeral will
probably take place Tuesday.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-02-21
ROOSEVELT AND THE LIONS.
Isse~ over T~ssy-s Departure
frsa Colorado

Me~ker. Col. Feb. t5--CoI- Roos--
V-l; snsi John COT rode into Meeker
from tho keystone ranch Friday af-
t-rnoon. When asked for interviews
the governor referred the ccrreSpon-
dent to Mr.. Gos.
Mr. cot said that - lions were
killed during the hunt. and that the
governor himself killed -. four of
which h- killed with his knife and :
With his rife Mr.. COT further stated
that Gov Roosevelt. ON Friday. killed
the largest lion that has been killed
in this section. weighing 80 pounds
and measuring 50. feet in the flesh
Mr. Gof states that Roosevelt killed
il with his knife
One of the most exciting expert
enees OF the hunt occurred during
Thursday night. when Gov Roosevelt
killed with his rife his second to larx-
est lion In order TO get n shot at
the unsuspecting beast the governor
leaned the larger portion of his
weigh'y body over a perpendicular
cliff 40 feet high. John Gor holding
him by the leg while Roosevelt aimed
and fired and instantly killed his game.
Gov. Roosevelt expresses himself as
having had the most enjoyable time
of his life
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-02-21
REBEL LEADERS SURPRISED.
cared against Car1as. the
Aa~ricnn Contractor.

Manila. Feb. is--Eighty men of the
Fifth United States infantry. and n
detachment of scouts. surprised the
insurgent leaders Villamor and Ale
jandris near Paperia- villamor was
wounded
There have been further incriminat-
ing Developments in the charges
against DIR. ID. VI. Carman, the Ameri-
can contractor. who. with his partner,
Thedorio Carranza, Spanish mer-
chant. was arrested February s.
charged with furnishing supplies to
aid the insurgents Proof has been
secured of his dealings with the rebels.
showing that he supplied them with
uniforms. provisions. money and small
arms The investigation will be con-
finued.
Many insurgent officers are sur
rendering.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-02-21
FOREIGNERS NOT WANTED.
Spain Dfserf.isases AGsfsss res-
eissess 10 Awarding Css-
tracts fer RaflrsaAs-

Washington. Feb. Is.-In a report 20
the state department. Consul General
Hanauer az Frankfort. Germany. SAYS
royal decree. recently promulgated
IN spain. discriminatex against all
foreigners BY awarding contracts for
the construction of railroads and
tramways only Ia Spanish subjects or
establishments whose headquarters
are in that country The order makes
q provision that all shares and mort
gage bonds must be paid in Spanish
coin. as also the interests and divi-
dends upon the same; that two
thirds of the board OF directors must
he natives of and permanently reside
in Spain The same rule applies TO ex-
ecutive officers in the boards of ss-
PervisiOn ami management. as well as
to engineers ahd sup~rintendents
neviatiOns from This rule will Be per
misSihle only when considered neee.-
sary BY the government
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PHILIPPINES COMMERCE.
sssr~s ssswisg the Rapid and
ssssssssiai iserease Of Trade
WITH the IslaaAs.

Washington. feb-. I7.-Th- division
OF inSular affairs of the war d.parr-
ment has made public statement
showing the commerce of the PhiIip-
pines igor the seven months ended
July q. Isoo- The total value of m-r-
ehansiiSs. gold and silver. imported
into the islands during the period
named was SEQ. .554. an Increase of
s1.>2O-3s-. or owes 80 per cent. eompar-
sd with la.
The total eKpo-ts from the Philip
pines. to all countries combined.
amounted IN value to si5.set.0is. an
increase of ssi. per cent over 1883.
The trade withe the United States
was Imports frosn this country. ST.
~. .s2s. exports. si->es.ss> These lat
ter figures a. compared with the re-
suits for the sam. period Of the pre-
e-siing wear indicare a gain Of over
= per cent in the imports. and a ma
terial tierrs-~- iH the exports
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NO. II.
DECISION IS rRREvocABLR.
mast se CsvvseA Oct -
Ordered

rekin. Feb. Is.-The Chinese peace
pier ipo,entiaries have replied TO the
lates, telegram from the ifap~r;sl
court that the decision of the foreign
ENJOYS with respect TO the punish-
nIeni of the guilty is irrevoc,ble. al
though the sentence upon Gen Tspr
fu .;s,ang can be suspended until
such ''ms an il comes within the pow
er o; the court to place him in re-
sfrsrnt. when his death will b. de-
ma n,s~t-
Though there have been no oAici.I
Communications on the subject be-
t-ecn the envoys s,d the Chinese
! lenipotentiaries. there have been
long ohieial consultations between
the latter and n De Giers ansl sir
Ernest Ssto~. the Rus.ian and british
minister's A definite reply from ,he
.og Is not expected tefore tn. cad
Z the new YEARS celebrations. 81.
hast ten day. OF. ba. the snvoys be
Ieve that the court must yieIc-
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THE RATCHET BRIGADE.
the Jeiats Of Perry. kas--Of-
ne~rs stood Alesf-

Kansas City. Mo. Feb l6.-A special
TO the Times from Perry. Kas-. says;
Fifteen women followers of Mrs.
Nation sailed forth At six O'Clock last
evening and. with axes and ha;chets.
denude and wrecked joints The las,
visit. that 20 a drug store. ended in
one of the women being severely
burned by the breaking of bottle
OF earbolic acid over her hand
The sum total of the raid was "
barrels Of whisky. g. kegs and 20 case.
Of beer turned in TO the street. and
$500 worth of fixtures destroyed A
cheering crowd followed the erusad-
ers from place 10 place Neither the
county nor city officers made any At
tempt to interfere
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HERR BEBEL'S BITTERNESS.
~ss wsses ~ rrsssia N rive
Hssarea Year,

Berlin. Feb. Is.-Herr Beb-Is speech
in the reichstag. yesterday. was the
bitterest that had been heard for
many years in that body. The war in
China he said. was the -meanest and
most shameful which Prussia had
waged in 300 years lie rad . num-
Der of private letters from China in
support of this assertion. declaring
that it Was almost incredible tnat
such brutality. lower than that among
beasts. can survive in Christian Ger
many.
But. of course exclaimed Herr
B-b~l. when the injunction went
forth from the kaiser that no prison.
ers should he taken. il was no wonder
that the troops behaved like Huns
Herr BebeI was repeatedly called TO
order by the president of the reiehs-
tag. Gen Won Gossler promised to
prosecute all papers which printed
letters from China derogztory to the
German troops
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COL. PETER S. NICHE DEAD.
He wss Professor of Natural ssA
EsS~st.ssssI Phfisssphy at
W~ss Psfst.

West Pota'. y Y. Feb. I7.-Col.
Peter :. Michie. professor of tn. de-
dartmrnt of Natural and Experiment
al Philosophy at the United States
military academy. died after a short
Illness. of pneumonia He was =
years old and had BEEN on duty here
a. professor sin'e ISL II. gradual
cd from the military academy in Isss
and stood second in his class. He en-
tered the corps of engineers and serv-
ed in the operations against Charles
ton in Iss1 and Iss+- He Is survived
by his widow and a daughter. One
son. the late Lieut.. D~nnis V. Michi~.
was killed in the battIe of San Juan
hill and in les than a year afterwards
his Only remaining son died from
pu~umOuia