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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-07-31
Great Reductions in
Mems Furnishings.

All broken sizes and odd lots in OUT Mems
Department will b, cleared out at such re-
duced prices that means loss to u.s. but they
must GO, as we have 10 room for odd lots and
broken sizes
One lot Of Mems Colored Feglige Shirts,
some have two collars, some have pair cuffs
end no collars, some are slightly soiled, on
center table, reduced from SOC to....25c each.
One small lot Mems Colored Neglige shirts.
with collars attsched, in sizes Ia and 14lk
only, reduced from SOC and 75c to-. 25c each.
One line Of the Mems Blue Striped Bslbrig-
gan UndeIshirts and Drawers, sll sizes, re-
duced from 25c to...... .......-..........19c each.
One lot Mems thin Uableschod Drawers, 81.
sizes, reduced to....... ...."".1Oc pair.
One lot of Mems Earl and Wilson Collars
which have been restimped and relaundered
reduced to..... .s''.''.. AVO eaen
To only Mems All Wool Simmer
Uadershits, size SO, reduced from 81 25 to
69c each.
Small lot OF Mems Nainsook Undershiris
and Draw rs reduced from Soc to-. 35c each.
Lot OF Mems WISH stclng heckties re-
duCed tO.......... &c each.
Lot Of Boys Bathing Trunks reduced to
Sc each.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-07-31
Lawns Greatly
Reduced.

Lawns that sold for,6c, &c, &c and Sc re-
ducef to..n... "........-.. ....... ....-..4c yard
Pretty Printed Lawns that sold for 10c and
12l2e reduced to........ .....S, yard
Very fine quality Swiss Lawns that sold for
16c ard 19c reduced to............. ] 2 hc yard
Several pieces only very fine quality Dimity
Lawns that sold fer 15c reduced to
10c yard
One lot White Striped and Checked DimiIy
in remnants, some worth 1216c reduced to
sc yard
One piece plain light pink Dimity Lawn,
former price 1Sc, reduced to. .... .....1 DC yard
One piece each gray and blue dotted Swiss
Lawn, former price 15c, reduced to
1Oc yard
One piece plain light blue Mercerized
Chsmbray, former price 30c, reduced to
2Icysrd
One piece Black Lace Cotton DresG Goods
reluced from 25c ton. ,......"-..8c yard
One piece Plain Pink Pique reduced from
1--we to..."""....... ...... .............6c yard
One lot Torcbon Laces reduced from &c, Sc
ana lOc u ..,.......,. ......, ..........Oc yard
One lot narrow and wide Embroidery
(slightly sOiled) reduced from &c, Sc, 10c
and 121bc ..................,......5 yard
Cne 10. narrow Val. Lsces, eighty mus,ed,
to be cold By the piece only of twelve yards,
reduced from 25c to.............. 15c the piece
One lot 10c Light Percales, one yard wide,
reduced to..." "'.".......-..............0 sc yard
Several pieces only White Checked Apron
MusiDs reduced DC yard
Several pieces good quality White Lawn
reduced to..." ........"...,"..........4c yard
Several pieces light figured Dress Gingham
reduced from 10c to.............. ........5c yard
several pieces White Figured ard Dotted
Plques reduced from 15c to.............11c yard
Only one piece fine Main oOk Embroidery
(slightly soiled) reduced from 15c to
t0c yard
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-07-31
CORSETS.

Royal Worcester and American
Lady Corsets in all the latest styles.
A few American Lady Corsets,
formerly 81 90, TO close out at 69c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-07-31
DRY GOODS DRY GOODS
$ w A IN BROS
424 and 40 King Street.
.SunneP Reduction Sale Still IN PROGRESS.
Our Midsummer Reduction Sale has proven
great success, ,andW are still making greater
reductions in order to rapidly CLEAR OUT
ALL SUMMER GOODS.

All the pretty plain striped and figured
Light Dress Ginghsms reduced from 12Ac TO
gc yard
Best quality Mosquito Netting all colors,
reduced to...... Doc pleco
One lot Ladies' Extra Size Ribbed Vests,
with slight defects the usual 1870 kind re-
uuced TO-. ........ &c zach
One lot Lsdie' Tan Dog Collar Belts re-
duecd from SOC to................. ......15c each
One lot Lsdies Odd Belt,..............5c .5c each
One lot Ladies' Good Tan Drop Stitch
Hose, all sizes, reduced from 90 to-. Sc pair.
All Of the Ladies' latest style Shirt Waists,
with sailor eollars, in plain blue and OxbIocd
reduced fnm 81 to........ ....... ......75c each.
One lot of Boys Good Neglige Shirts, with
two collars, reduced from 39c to-. .. 25c each.
Small lot Boys Gray UndeIshirts and
Drawers left, reduced from 25c to-. loo each.
Ono lot Children's Tan Hose, regular price
1Oc, reduced ...........5c pair.
One odd lot OF Childreu's Hose, some tsns,
some blacks, some reds some whites, and
some Of these have sold as high as 1880
pair, be closed out tat.................215 pair
One lot of regular 10c Hooks and Eyes,
back and white, reduced to............3 &c card.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-07-31
HearthuPn.

When the quantity of food taken is
too large or the quslity too rich, heart
burn is likely to follow, and especially
so II the digestion has been weakened
by constipation. Eat slewly and not
TOO freely OF easily digested food. Mssti-
cate the food thoroughly. Let six hours
elspse between meals and when you
feel a iullness and weight in the region
of the stomach after eating, indicating
that you have eaten too mucn, take one
of Chamerlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets and the hear burn may be
avoided. For sale by Richard Gibson.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-07-31
AlsxamAsia @szstts.
PUBLIsHED DAILY AND TRI-wxKKLY Az
Gasette Building. 30 y BIZ Prinoe st
TERMH:

in advance.
Contract advertisers will not bs allowed TO cz
coed their space unless tho excess 10 paid fol
at transient rates and under 10 circum
Etsncss will they be allowsd to sdvertts'
other than their legitimate buzinssz In TIA
space contracted fos.
Marriage snd Gsxsh NOTICES must bs paid 10,
in advance.
RESOLUTIONS IN menoriam, OF thsnks, tribute,
Of respect, resolutions adopted by societies
or persons, unless OF 1ublic concern, viii
only DO printed In th paper a. advertise.
menA.
IE.ntored at the Postofdce Alexandria, ViyGin'
Is, 50 second -elass matter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-07-31

To ACCOMMODATE those who are partial Il
the use Of siomzeis IN applying liquids iniC
tho nasal pas ages FOX catarrhal troubles, The
proprietors prepare Eiys Liquid Cream Balm
Price including the spraying tube is 10 cents
Druggists or by mail. The liquid embodie
the medicina properties OF the solid prepafs
tlon. Cream Balm Is quickly absorbed b,
the membrane and does not dry up the secre
tiops but changes them to natural sn'
healthy character. Ely Brothers, 90 Wsrrei
st N Y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-07-31
cold IS HEAD
For OVER FIFTY YEARS.

AN OLD AND WELL-TRIED REM
EDY.-Mrs. Winslow'S Soothing Sy-
rup has been used for over fifty years
by millions of mothers for their chill
dren while teething, with perfect
success. 1t soothes the child, softe
the gums, allays all pain, cures wind
collie and is the best remedy for ID,
arrhea. Is pleasant to the taste. Sold
by druggists in every part of the
world. Twenty-Five cents a bottle
Its value is incalculable. BE sure
and ask for Mrs. WinslOw's Soothing
Syrup and take no other kind.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-07-31

20 CENT TEA.-Five half chests sxeep.
MI tionslly Fine koynne Gunpovder
n. 10 sal at SOC, Just received by
los !" W. J. @, MILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-07-31

81 am indebted to One Minute Cough Cure
for my present good health and my life.
was treated in vain by doctors for lung trou-
bic following la grippe. took One Minute
Cough Cure and recovered my health N.Y.
f. II Wise, Madison, Ga. Fold by f. 8. Lead
beater & Sons.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-07-31

DeWitfs Witch Hazel S.lve should be
promptly applied to cuts, burns and scshs'
il soothes and quickly heals the ipJ uIed psrt'
There are worthless counterteits, De suIe 70
get De Wits. Sold by E 8. Lesdbester Sons.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-07-31
,r ~,,l,s Babv svrup for teethin

DIR. Bulls Baby Syrup for teething
babies, Full-size bottle, 10 cents. Cares
Wind Collie, Diarrhes Loss Of sleep. Gripping
Pains, Sour Stomach, Fever, Cholera lnfan-
tum. DR.. Bulls. Baby Syrup also promotes
the digestion and soothes the baby. Sold by
Richard Gibson and all druggists.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-07-31
MEDICINAL.

When you have that obstinate ling
ering cough which will not be
shaken Off
Fl have used three bottles Of DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
since my correspondence with you,
writes NJ. A. T. Novotny, Of New
York, N. Y, (Box I437). II feel that
/ am in need Of no more medical as
sistance. When started to take your
medicine had regular consumptive
cough, Of which I was afraid, and
everybody cautioned and warned me
concerning it. L was losing weight
rapidly, was very pale and had no ap-
petite whatever. Now my condition is
changed entirely. ! do not cough at
all, have gained eight pounds in
weight, have recovered my healthy
color, and my appetite is enormous"
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-01
COURT GIVES
HIM MILLIONS
Mexican Lawyer Wins
a Case Involving
Vast Lands.
Litigation Extending Over
Seventeen Years Is
Closed.
sres!aI pisrateh to The can.

Ell PASO. Tex. Nov. S0.-After seven
cen years Of litigation a decision has
been rendered by the Mexican Supreme
Court al Mexico City. which virtually OBJ
literaJcs The Corralites Mine and Cattle
. npauy Of the State of Chihuahua Mex
=. the general offices of which are To-
Gated here.
The suit involved the title 10 the vast
.ract Of land 100 miles southwest of this
.ity, where the companys mines and
ranches are situated. Irigoyen. a lawyer
Of Juarez, Mexico. laid claim to the land
seventeen years ago, alleging that ne ac-
Quireo IL under the Mexican laws before
1he company took possession. Several
courts passed upon his claim, which at
one time he offered TO compromise for
800. Finally the Supreme Court ruled in
MS favor, decreeing that the company pay
rim an indemnity Of about SIS. .000. 900 for
Rn ores taken out Of the mines, as we'll
as that he recover possession of the prop
erty.
President 7. D. Morgan and Treasurer
d. +. Merritt. OF the company. reside IN
New York. while General Manager Brit
ton Davis resides here. He left for Mex
leo City as soon as he learned Of the de-
cree. Il is announced here that the de-
cision may make no practical difference
10 the company. as a likelihood of fur
ther prolonged litigation exists before final
settlement OF suit
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-01
CLOSING FIGHT
IN REVOLUTION
Government Forces ROut
the Liberals Under
Barrera.

COLON. Nov. 3o.--The town is full OF
troops from Barranquilla. Over 700 SOL
diers landed from the gunboat General
Pinzon last night, These belonged In the
interior of Colombia and are fine, able
bodied men and veteran troops. having
taken part In many previous engage
mepts. Among them are few of the
female relatives Of the soldiers. General
Alban returned to Panama yesterday
On Thursday, by cutting a passage
through tho woods, unknown to Colonel
Barrera, who occupied small hill, at
Buena Vista, detachment of the Gov
ernment forces attacked Barrera's troops
in the rear. A cross fire in both front
and rear resulted In disaster to the at
tackled and the ultimate surrender of the.
town. Tho Government lost In the en-
esgement Captain Damien Espinoza and
several other officers.
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-01
CATCH A KANSAS
CITY MURDERER
Marysville Officers Be-
lieve Prisoner Is
Redmond.
Answers the Description Of
the Slayer Of Miss
Schumacher.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

MARYSVILLE. Nov. So.-The police OF
this city believe they have in CUSTODY
James Redmond. who Is wanted in Kan
sas City. Mo. for the murder of Miss
Schumacher.
Officer Single on Wednesday night de-
tected two men in the act of stealing a
ham from in front of the United States
Hotel and arrested them. One of the men,
who gave his name as James Cornell,
was sentenced to sixty days in the County
Jail by Judge Raish yesterday District
Attorney McDaniels believes Cornell to be
James Redmond, alias Coleman.
The man was recognized after his arrest
by Policeman Mccoy, "no had a photo
graph and description of the Kansas City
murderer. Should he prove to be not the
man. ii is remarkable case Of similarity
in appearance.
With the description of Redmond. as
sent out by the Chief OF Police of Kansos
City. is a statement that the man shot
and killed Miss Schumacher, clerk in
a store while he was attempting to rob
the place. He is described as having ta.-
tooed on his left forearm a ballet girl
with sword in hand; on the right forearm
a tombstone, weeping willow. a sailor
and an anchor. There is a wart on The
left side of Redmond'A neck. The man
now serving time in the County Jail has
all of these marks.
At the time Of the murder Redmond
was supposed to have been shot in the
mouth, the bullet striking the lower lip
and passing through the left cheek. This
man has a number of teeth missing from
the left jaw and very plain scar appears
on the cheek
Photographs OF Cornell have been taken
and will be forwarded with full descrip-
ton 10 the Kansas City authorities
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-01
NEW GOVERNOR
FOR OKLAHOMA
Thomas B. Ferguson Sue
ceeds William M. Jen-
kins, Removed.
Improper Connection Of the
Retired Official With q
Sanitarium Company.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 30.-The President
to-day appointed Thomas B. Ferguson
Governor of Oklahoma, vice William NJ.
jenkins, removed. In taking this action
the President attached to the papers the
following memorandum:
Governor Jenkins OF Oklahoma Is hereby re-
a contract between the Territory and the Okla
homa Sanitarium Company. The decision is
based wholly upon MS own written statements
ing.
or corporation for the keeping or the insane
Of the Territory. Governor Jenkins made such
q contract with the Oklahoma Sanitartum Com
pany. corporation. the promoters q which
reserved $4,000 Of its stock for the GoyernoR
In the Governors explanation Of the anAr
he says he told the promoters az the time thsy
desired him 10 sanction the contract that u
was an important contract; that had some
friends whom would like to have Interested
In the company. to whom I owed some obliga-
sSDs Tns5 or Toqa ananx nGs be t a1s a 70 n
stock was delivered to banker subject 20 the
Governors order and was turned over % these
friends, whose political services the Governoe
thus sought to reward
The extent Of the favor to the Governor ana
only known sale OF the stock since the contract
was given out was at double the price paid
for II.
As performance Of the contract was to b
the sole business Of the corporation, IL 10 OBJ
ViouS either the territory was Obligated TO pay
far more than the service was worth, that
its helpless wards were TO have the enormous
profits contemplated taken out OF their keep.
The Governors confessed relation TO the
matter displays such a lack Of appreciation OF
the high h0uciary nature Of the duties Of his
office to unfit him for their further dis
charge.
A sound rule of public policy and morals
forbids public servant from seeking
cepting any personal benefit In q transaction
wherein he has public duty 10 perform.
A chancellor would not for the moment re-
tain trustee who. in dealings for the trust,
reserved advantage to himself. The thought
is not to be tolerated that the President can
be less vigtIant and exacting in the public'a
interest. THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
Thomas Ferguson Of Watonga, Okla,
went to Oklahoma in 1889 and settled az
Watorga when the Cheyenne country, In
which IL was located, was opened for set
tlement In 1891. He has published a
newspaper there continuously since. He
was recently appointed Postmaster at
Watonga. He Is about 40 years Of age,
was educated in Kansas and left college
minister in the Christian church.
For four years he has been secretary OF
ths Territorial Committee.
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-01
Water Supply for Jerusalem.

Bad water supply has caused much
sickness In Jerusalem for many years
Thirty years ago Lady Burdett-Coutts Of
fered to give S250,0O0 to bring water from
Ain Arroub. but the Turkish Government
barred the way. At last, however, at the
suggestion of Mohammed Djevad Pasha,
recently installed Governor Of Jerusalem,
the Sultan has given permission to carry
out a plan submitted by Franghia Ef-
fendi, one Of his engineers. A ten cent?
meter iron pipe will bring water from
Ain Salab (the sealed fountain) along the
bed of the old aqueduct which Solomon
built. On July was held the opening
ceremony in the presence OF represen "a
tives of the Greek church, Roman Cath
olics, Turks and other communities. In
two months time, at a cost of sal, 600
of Jerusalem.
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-01
THE CHEF AND HIS MINIONS.
Inside View of Big Hotels Kitchen
Department.

For his services the chef of big hotel
may receive $1,000 a Year. a big salary for
cooking. but by no means out Of proportion
10 his value 10 the hotel. He is supreme
in his workshop. the kitchens. which are
large. brilliantly lighted and scrupulous-
ly clean rooms with hardly suggestion
in the air OF broiling and baking and
roasting and frying that Is going on all
around The chef. with sub-chefs over
the butcher shops. the soups, the entrees
the roasts, the vegetables. the bakeshops
and the pastries and a hundred cooKs
are calling cut orders in French. for they
nearly all French or Swiss, and
French is the language OF the kitchen as
well as OF the court whenever a good
cuisine is attempted. and bustling around
in their white caps and aprons, so intent
on their work that the intrusion OF a
stranger is not noticed The walters, In
their black coats. with their order cards
and their trays, thread their way in and
out among the cooks. each hurrying TO fill
his order in the shortest possible time
Il Is a finely specialized kitchen. however
and all the scurrying back and forth and
shr1li calls in French for portions OF
many dishes seem confusing only for
moment. Then follows an appreciation OF
the wonderful system OF the place that
insures the highest art I'm cooking, Of the
men who 10 nothing but roast all day
with a knowledge OF the exact number of
minutes and even seconds required TO pro-
duce the best results. OF others woh Jug
gle copper skillets. and OF others who fry
and bake and carve and garnish, and OF
the gardemanger where the portions OF
meat and raw foods prepared and
dressed in readiness for the range.
Each cook attends only To the prepa-
ration Of his own dishes and as for the
chef ne seldom cooks at all. He has an
office OF his own. where he keeps his
memOra nda, his books and his special
menus and the secrets OF his business
During the rush hours his place is in the
center Of the kitchen. directing watching
and when necessary admonishing. II sew
eral big banQuets are in progress making
It necessary to send hundreds of portions
OF each dish 20 them at once, ID Is the
chefs duty to see that these courses are
sent up promptly and to check off each
one on the bulletin board at the Tine IL IS
sent. When he goes of duty one of his
assistants takes his place. Besides the
cooks there are a dozen men and women
who do nothing but peel potatoes, others
who make toast and still others who at
tend 10 the dishwashing machine The
butcher and his assistants have charge Of
the supplies OF meats. some OF which,
for instance, beef-sre kept in the big re-
frigerators, where the temperature never
varies a degree for three months before
serving In strong contrast with the dishes
they have been preparing Is the compa ra-
lively simple dinner OF the cooks them.
their white aprons and caps before each
one is placed a bottle OF claret. They are
the only employees TO whom the hotel
serves wine This Is right jealousIv
guarded by the cooks and, they aIleRe
made necessary by their work over not
ranges.-George Barry Mallon in Aims
lees
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-01
ALL-AMER|CAS
MEET DEFEAT
San Jose "Fans" See a.
Splendid Game Of
Baseball.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

SAN JOSE, Nov. 30.-San Jose was
treated to a spectacular game of baseball
this afternoon by Lajoes All-Amer'cas
and the National Leaguers, in which the
former were defeated by score of to 2.
A. small but enthusiastic crowd OF fans
witnessed the finest exhibition of ball
ever seen here, by the greatest players
on the American diamond. Tremendous
hitting and brilliant fielding characterized
the contest. The National Leaguers
played an errorless game, while the
All-Americas made seven blunders. OF
the errors four were made by Irwin, the
famed short stop. Muddy grounds made
fielding difficult. The fielding Of Picker
ing and the heavy batting Of Davis. Brad
ley and Lajoie of the All-Amerlcas, with
the catching of Chance and the clean
work Of Van Haltren and McI1ale for the
Nationals were features of the game
McHale made three hits out of four times
at bat. Pickering won the admiration of
the audience by accepting difficult
chance from q long drive by Carr, far out
into left field. Chance distinguished him
self by catching two hard fouls.
The All-Amcricas made eight hits of
MERGERS delivery and he gave two men
base on balls. Bernard OF the All-Amer-
icas struck out five men and allowed eight
base hits.
Inc AH-Amerlcas were first to bat, but
were retired In short order. Mertes scored
for the Nationals. The second inning was
uneventful. In the last OF the third the
Nationals added another run, Van Hal
tren scoring on an error of LaJoie. who
threw wildly I'm double play. No runs
were made In the fourth, but in the flfth
the Nationals made two These were
made by Van Haltren and Mercer.
In the sixth inning the Nationals did
some pretty field work. the chief feature
of which was double play by Irwin to
Lajoie to Davis, but they were unable
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-01
AID
SOCIETY MEETS
San JOAQUIN Valley Dele
gates Gather in
Visalia.
A. M. Field Is Elected Presi-
dent Of the Body for
the Ensuing Year.

V1SALIA, Nov. 3o.-The district conven-
ton OF the Fraternal Aid Society met in
this city to-day. Delegates were present
from all parts of the San JOAQUIN valley.
special trains over the Southern Pacific
were run during the early hours of the
Day to accommodate the delegates and
others who desired to take advantage of
tne cneap excursion rates The delegates
In attendance were:
Fresno-R. W, Rice. A. J. Anderson. n
" Adams. Mrs. Cordelia Albin, Mrs. J..
H. Maxwell. Mrs. J, C. Moreland, Mrs
0. V. Adams.
Reedley-F. 9. Knaur.
Hanford-J. M. Dean, F. Lightstone. M
G. Long. c. c. Crowell. H Tepps, J..
Jones M. e. Dean, Lucie Miller, Della
Hun, Pearl Fisher A NJ. Buchanan,
Tulare-M. A. Mcmillan, J. NJ. Robert
son, N. o. Wiley, W. M Robertson, r.
Jones, G. q. Robertson. John Wiley. M.
Faust, E. III. Kemble, M T. Field, Mrs.
w: M Robertson, Mrs. r. Jones'
LIE Grand-Mrs. ]. H. Ogle, u Sage.
Mrs. w. B. Gould.
V1salia-O. c. Williams, A H. Ashton.
]. w. Roof
Los Banos-Otis Wiley. E knight
Dos Palos-C. H. Banta
Farmersville-R. K. Brundage, A. r.
Hlrshberger, j. F. Sullenger, Mrs. H. H..
sullenger. Mrs. Sarah Hirschberger, Lot
tie Mades.
Lindsay-C- Theis. II. A. Dillon P T.
Ostrander, Mrs. Alberta Hersey
The following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: President, "A. VI. Field;
past president. w. W. Wheaton, Fresno:
vice president. w. A. Long. Hanford; sec
retary, Mrs. o. V. Adams Of Fresno;
treasurer. ]. NJ Dean, Hanford; chaplain,
Mrs. N. o. Wiley: observer, r. K. Brun-
dage, Farmersville: guide. V. j. Sage, La
Grande; sentinel, c. Theis; executive COM
mittee-Mrs. r. T. Mcmillan. TuIare;
Robert Rice. Fresno: P T. Ostrander
Lindsay; F. Lightston, Hanford; F. Sui
linger, Farmersville
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-01
Germany and Venezuela Agree.

TRINIDAD, d. w. l.. Nov. 30-Through
the rearrest of the alleged murderer of a
leading German trader at Caracas, whose
trial and liberation were recently ordered
and obtained by President Castro, one
cause of the difficulties existing between
the German and Venezuelan Governments
has disappeared. The prisoner, It is an
nounced, will be compelled to undergo a
new trial