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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-01-02

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matifde @eidid bes @rafen 9abfelbt,
Der benz Qoiten felt 16 Sabren porz
ftanb, auberorbentlid bobe setpefen
5ein, tpenn ibm aud feline Iufsabe I'M
fofern erlei4tert parb, als auseni9einz
lid audi feitens. Der englif9en Heeie=
runs, pte Der beutiden, bic Neisung,
auf einen offenen 8rud binSutreiben,
feinespees norliest. ginen 8eneis fir
bic Sr~iebensliebe Der beiben Resierunz
gen bilbet einestbeils bic oben ertpGbnte
@rnennuns, a~nberentbeils bic auBerse~
pDbnli9e gbrung bes 9rafen 9abz
felbt. beFen 2eidnam auf btretten 8es
febl bes enslif9en 8Oniss unter MILF
tGriiden Gbrenbeaeusungsn, behufs
lleberflbruns mad 9euti9lanb mad
benz 8abnbofe in 2onbon sebra9t
tpurbe.
@raf paul Wolff=M etterni9 our
9ra9t 1T %sssenpGrtia 48 Sabre alt.
Ct purbe 1882 Ntta6e BEL Der beut>
f6en 8otf9aft in Wien unb fam 1885
als 5tpetter NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nd9
2onbon, na6bem er borber britter Sez
fretdr in Paris setpefen mar. gr blieb
Biz 1888 in 2onbpn, tpurbe bann sur
9efanotfdaft in 8rifel perieBt, tebrte
1890 als erfter 8oti4aftsietretGr na9
2onbon auriid, mo er 81 Sabre blieb,
Inn bann als 9eneralfonful fir gsbpz
ten mad aairo gu seben. SIM Sanuar
1897 purbe er preubif9er 9efanbter
BET ben metlenburstf4en 9Dfen unb
ben 9anfeftGbten. Sn ben Sabren
1898 unb 1899 betleibete er als 8er<
treter bes M~uspdrtisen Nmtes ben &ai,
fer mebrfad auf Reiien, unb in ben
lebten Sabren tpurbe ct gu perf9iebenen
Malen als 8ertreter fir ben 9rafen
hotfelbt- nod 2onbon entfanbt.
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3um fedften Male Fat neuli9 Mebe'
r1eb Sab paf9a, na9 fetner tlsinen
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rannt, ben poiten zines tirtiiden
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-01-02
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SIR fbnnt soHh ieber Tprui bes 9abaisennffes ietAt
9ebsiIt uub 9eiuh6. ftart, a~n3ishtnb uno 0p1 BON geben
un6 0ebensfraft merben. tpeun tbr NOsTO.BAO
sebrondt baS j@maHe Wdnuer itarf madt. Wtele &c.
tptnnen aehn pfunb In 5:bn Gaaen. Wlebr als 6OO,s
900 eebeilt. Del ofen Mpptbeteru. 6eiInng gorans
tiert BfmIetn unb Rat frei. MbreTe: STERLING
REMEDY CO.. Chicago ooer New York. 49,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-01-02

Dame (bes 9aufes gum 9iener):
rSie baben Der &D6tn, Der &ite, bag
9eiratben beripro9en, i9einen abe1
ni9t Grnft MAIDEN gu pollen."-Oies
ISM @ertrauen, sna' 5ran,
m r to9t fie mod n bihel gu
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The sun., 1902-10-19
GENERALS COMING HOME.
COrbin and Young sail From southampton
on the philadelphia.

.>pt,iG! Cdbie Dssp1fca 10 THr SrS.
LONDON. Oct. ls.-Ma jor-Geus Corbin
and Young sailed from Southampton for
New York to-day on the American Line
steamship Philadelphia, Sir Thomas lip
ton, John X. Carter. second secretary of the
American Embassy. and d group Of friends
accompanied the Generals TO Waterloo
station, whore they ba1e them farewell.
The G 'nerals expressed themselves "a very
much gratfied al their reception in Great
Britain. Mr.. Constantin Brun, Danish Min.
ister at Washington. also sailed on the
Philadelphia.
Brig Gen Wood and Mr.. Andrew D.
White, the American Ambassador AT Berlin
will spend the week end at the house of
Amha Ssador Choa,e in North Berwick
Mr.. Choate and Mr. White will receive the
degree Of LII. d. from S. Andrews Uni
versity on Wednesday next from Lord
Rector Carnegie
The degree of Ill. ID. will also be con-
ferred on the Right Hon. John Morley. the
Right Hon. James Bryce and Prof. Alex
ander Graham Bell,
The sun., 1902-10-19
GERMANS fOR SOITH iMERI( I.
Colonial congress TOld OF the Importance
OF DE, elOpinE Trade There.

NPf6A cane Dffp1icf II IHE >TN.
LONDON, Oct. ls--At the closing meetiu q
of the first German Colonial Congres, in
Berlin, DR.. Jannasch attracted much at
tention by n paper dealing with the mpor-
tanco nf directing the fow Of emigration
to South America.
He said that 10y concentrating her enter
pris" there Germany would secure "A mGrke,
for her manufactures and develop the
production "f raw stuTs, which was of
vital Importance to her industry, and thus
provide herself with the possibility Of
playing "N south America in tho CONNER
cal Wars with the Ir,t"d State. and Russia
II" pointed Gus that German crinm.rcs,
exclusive Of the Hamburg transit ,rad"
"a south America was already SOC ,ppp. .pD
marka Il year. wh"rea" that "f the United
states Wa no. jpI,'po,Ou
t,"rinany> design was 10 overcome
the competition of Great Britain, ilit moro
especially IN" utei States. Although
ia" complcl ion Of an l~thmian canal would
place the United states 1000 miles nearer
to tn" western coast than the European
countries, th' east coast would continue TO
attract tn" bulk pf trade AMI u Wa As
near Europ" Now York or New Orl.an-.
The sun., 1902-10-19
Russian Sables.
From The New York Tribune, OCT y1fb,

Russian Sabes. the diamonds of the fur
trade, can never be permanently rivalled
single six skin scarf of Jakutsky distriu
furs, the dark BLUSH black. that Is so rare.
with a double strip m,Iff, may be seen a.
{. {. Shayne's 42d 81. establishment, and
Il among the finest examples Of this fur in
existence. A boa of only two skins is val.
ued we'll up into the four figures The col.
lection Of Russian Sables i. valued at more
than s?j0,0o0 and now in possession OF th,-
establishment, and is conceded TO be among
the finest in the world. Each little span
long skin representing months Of toll
exposure, and loss of life" | make a snn.
oialty Of Russian Sables, also carry a large
stock of Hudson Bay Stables / nterI
TO do the Sable business Of America hv
selling at the lowest possible prces:-W IN
offer Hudson Bay Sable m,IfTs a. low a. Sac.
$50, SIS and 500. Beautiful mufls for $50
and 500 Boas. $50, SIS, 500, $50 w
The new fat victorine al prices which 10
other house IN America can under bid
There are more than / 900 skins for ladic-
TO select from If they desire an ar; icle made
to order. for which make no extra charge
II do not Il darkened or bendcd Rus, an
or Fu ison Bay Sabl"s: they do not gv,
Sables should do their shopping in the
morning from 10 to II, and not later than
4 in the afternoon, beca,i>e "A good light =
necessary. My Sable room in the ilst ;
Annex has three large -kyligh's. Owing
to the large trade | had in Russian sahlos
last season, ! was encouraged to purChase
largely, notwithstanding the fact that
had an enormous stock on hand | plir.
chased in Siberia and Russia the hand.
soonest skins 10 be found, and paid lig'l
price for them, but | desired TO show ile
best in the world, and | can do 50. Ha,"
Russian Sable skins at $50, SIS, 800, $50,
5000. s30O 500. 500. and one bunch
lected out Of the best $3.50 each. II takes
three skins to make an average size nf
During the summer ] manufactured largely
of capes. boas. scarfS, and mufIs, and have
a large stock for immediate wear, bur #
parties prefer will make articles to order
without extra charge.
give my personal attention to the Ns-
hle Dept, have been 35 years in business,
and take pride in selling the best sable
IN the world and have them 10 sell Al
my skins are marked in plain figures al IL"
lowest possible prices. {, e. Shayne Manu-
featuring fur Merchant, 4lst 4 i?d ST.,
bet. B'way 4 9th Ave.
The sun., 1902-10-19
GERuiN ptR>F OpEN 10 BOERS.
Public Has Nrsad, Given sI52.sGO to
the R,ltct Fund.

Nuf'id |1Rr DsSp6ich tp THE SIS.
BtRLIN. O"i. Is. The Bo"r General.
attended luncheon thi, afternoon under
IN" auspic", of th" United BOnr Committee.
Prof ha--r, tho Chairman. stated ihat
the committee had coilcc'c ed slO .0Oo uIark-
Tn" greater part of this. including roo ,en
marks which had hHcn banded 10 the Cen
erals since Ihcir arrival in B"rlin, had al
ready been expended. The concert Of
the Philharmonic Society last night for
the benefit Of the fund realized nearly
200 marks ~, added hat sums ranging
from 20 10 5000 marks were coming in at
intervals.
The correspondent Of THE sun saw two
poor girls enter the hotel where the G an.
erals are stopping to-day and hand an
envelope containing fifteen marks out OF
their savings to Gen. De Wet whose hands
they enthusiastically kissed. This il not
IA solitary case of this kind 10y any mean~.
II j. probable that tho Boer Relief Com
mitter will be organized on permanent
basis. The receipts in Germany for the
benefit Of the Bcers far exceed those in
France and Holland
The sun., 1902-10-19
BISCHOFF seen IS AN INSULT.
THE JTSTICE NDIGNtNT At THE
HOID-t = or ms VOTE.
Either an Akron, or Cuipabic Neglect on
Mcs uilarh's Part. lie says Hes
Registered Al Right Now Police
Error. It's Said at the Registry Booth.


supreme Court Justice Henry Rischof.
who Na- challenged on Friday when he
att.rnpt.d ia reyistrr h.cs,,.n bis mama
y. -, ~, H., -, .,.,..,,..,, e.. lit
W. NV '7' VI i''". "'''''
'"l"ru'ehh'hl "f f'"'i"hs M"' uilaSh
sent &" Police Commissioner Part ridge.
hclieN.- that h. was intent ionally afron,e ed
or .l.e that S,n, Nr,,pIIaqb ,yas "yuil,y
,,f ,,,l,ot,l, =, ~, ,,,,,, 80, -,
49, -, a.
" NE HuN l'u Yesterday justice Bis
ch"h has been hving al the savoy Hotel
since Sept 10. when he moved from the
Hotel Renaissance When ha yy.nt In tho
,,ci., r,,,i,,,, ,I,,,., -, ., Ia, r;s.,.i,.,i
~ -"''''"
s'"' "l r''dN morning Tue 'I'rh cour-
t'ou~iF Miprih"i MN that he would have
tp challenge hIs vote. Withou, making
any protest the Justice went Ia hi. office
in H.. r,un,v r,ur, I,,,.o a,,i !, ,..,,,,
g., ,,.,',n', ' t, "'N''
'"is ",''"'' SUPP H'' "Ilash had MS name
taken from IN" SUSPECTED list In speaking
of the incident last night Jus'ic Bi,choff
said
81 was d,,,,r,upd.a ,,h,r o,,auo,o.,,
The sun., 1902-10-19
The Weather.

Tie area ~ hIsh pressure passing oT Nova Scotia
caused 'nntirLaua, of uurthcaS.cily winds yes
i'rGdv over tho NcW England states and IN, north
'rn part oi me M't'l" NtlAntr states with cloudy
AMI ~ H'N'rN conditions. II was also Showcry in
tur lShc regions and In 'hc central Mi>sis,Ippi
states.
la'rc "a> q storm forming over Texas gathering
'n', - and pointing toward N" northc.S,
u WlN colder IN Tho Northwest and Rocky Noun
tan states ana S'srtly waIn,r elsewhere: free
'rg i'nnC'aiur"N Wer" reported IN northern Mon
tam. Norlh Dakota and northern Minnesota
d. th'> rt. TIM IA, Vas cIpudy ani Shovcrv.
wind frcS. northeast. average humidity. 20 per
mt. barometer corrected To read to- SEA level
d'S \. ". ~. 81. : p. VI. an.?
Tho temperature yesterday. n, recorded hy the
Official th"rmonct'f. aud also ny THr SrS's thcr.
W1m'ter al tN' street lrycl Is shown 10 the an.
ucyvd liable
The sun., 1902-10-19

Third Days RcEistrstiOn Figures Made
Republican Heau

morning To register, and shortly afterward
Col. George ". Dunn. chairman of the
R,puliican State Conm;,,.o wan, ia his
bo,,. in p;,,,h,,,,,,, ,,,,. ,,,,.,,.,,a
,' ~ % vi 'o' '"' '''ne i''' 80
"s hepup''ca" heau'liar'erS NJ 'he rnth
Avenue Hotel we're left in charge Of Col.
Reuben l.. Fox, secretary of the committee.
as William Rorp.s Jr CHAIRMAN az tho
rx,,,,,Na r"...,.' A.,
'oi''''i''''' "'s I" ALUM!
hustlihg out MS voters 10 register.
The registration for Friday all over the
State made col. Dunn and his fellow cam-
naiupers bean Tho days -, re,i.-
,s' "' nv ~ ~ W. ''s' VI 'Vs"'
ua''oh were reoei'" IN almost gloom AT
least III" news was quite unhappy, but
Yesterday morning. when Fridays returns
wrr, ,eleprsnhed tn Col Dunn evervhodv
u..s oo,,fnr,arla 'O''
""' ''I''oi '"'"'
The sun., 1902-10-19
CHINA REBt tkED RI RPITtI\.
Courts In, itntion to a Wccrpt,on Returned
Because OF uOAcr Gutrages.

'r"cia' CsLlo DrspG1ch 10 THE SrS
PERIS, OCT. is.--On account Of the action
OF the Chinese authorities in shielding
the mu, derers of tho English missionaries
Lewis and Bruce in the Province of IIonan
and in putting innocent persons 10 death.
Sir Ernest Satow, the British Minister.
and hi- entire stal, with the con ,ent of
the Government authorities at London,
returned the invitation ut the Emperor
u attend IN" reception at tho Summer
Ialac" to-day to ~" diplomatic body and
the commanders nf the legation guards
Tho members of all the legations except
tn" British at tended the rccpr ion.
Tine Board of Foreign inair- has asked
~" Ministers To- request III" missionaries
to refrain from travelling in the Province
of S1cc'uan for the present, a., contrary
To- the representations oi the late viceruy.
kw"i Chun, the H"yrr~ have not been sup
prcss' a at the thr,r chi icf centres OF tho
province, including th"uG-tu. a." capital
TSrn thtlu Iisnan. the new vic"roy of
Slrchua0. viii begin operation, against
the rebels a. once
The sun., 1902-10-19
SPIRIT CALLED TO DEATH
SItk GIRI RE>PONDED soon TO
man SISTERS NWONS.
"Fd'th. Come 10 Ne" said the Vision. and
Niss Decker, whose Health Had seemed
Ia he improving. Fell Asleep and
crNteG Into the Land OF spirits.

noRtIsTowN. y y. oct Is.-In a home
IA Hill street Edith Ger; rude Decker. the
only daughter Of W.. and Mr~ l. B Decker
- dead. Connected with her death i q
r"marnah," story Of a spiritual vision.
Nis- DECKER was only 10 years old tall
ur"tty aud accomplished She had a keen
mind, better Gcy"lop"i than usual in girls
of her age, and her tepporament was sym.
pathetic. She had been i'll for some time.
tat was not expected to die Last night
Miss Decker appeared TO he in g,od spirits
AMI seemed better than usual Her mother
retired. bat wa, soon called to sec her
daTFs,'r die. The dying girl told strange
story.
\ short tim" after her mother had left
I"r, eh" said, She lay awake she felt
strange thrill and fel, that some one was
near She heard no sound but the presence
20 her was real. In few moments she
saw the form Of her sister Helen who died
q year ago. She attempted to cry out.
but could not Her sisters face was ssd, her
head war ben, and she walked SLOWLY Then
she dlNGpp"ar"d IN her mother room. The
sick girl lay in stupor and listened. She
heard the dead speak
Faith, come 10 me, the voice said
Hen the vision roappcarcd and "ith a
loving look vanished
The .p"ll that no 1T Mis- Decker lasted
moment loiger. Then size called her nurse,
who Informed Mrs. Decker, and together
they hsteLed Ia the wonderful story
lh" reaction from tho strain made Miss
Decker unconscious and her condition
h"rsme worse. She revived aud said, :. I
an sure | AIN To follow Hel"n. | am will
irg TO 60, then fell into sleep and never
awakened
Nr, Decker i a New York tea and coffee
NOR haNj. W" came 10 NorristO%n re-
c"1'iT for hi daughters health v hen
a Sr$ reporter called al the Decker resi-
druCc tonight, Mr.. Decker refused To talk
,pLccriing hi, daughter, vision. There is
J." crepe upon the door and the house is
brilliantly Illuminated
The sun., 1902-10-19
1902 VINTAGE POOR.
Diminished Quantity and Doubtful Qusiit.
u ". Gilbey's Report. &.
Special Cable Despatch 10 THr SUI.

Sp'dd' Cable De'pdfch 10 1Hh SUE.
LONDON oct' Is Inc Iimes pubushes
W. o"oey afn'ual 'e''er ueains WIN ',e
seai vintage ne says 'hH'' gehera"S
SPeaAhs' ,he "1o"o oi EUROPE nus 'he s'i''''
.a" 10 zen Oh 'n" vintage oi 'So. .-oi',,,h-
,s"'" puah''y ana uouo'iuI q"ai"N, Tue
,e"'', ~ N""ase J. es' '''nd'eu az "ny ''o'Uo"''
w" sa"',s' "s '"'P",'" WIN '''of'V'''oo
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The sun., 1902-10-19
BRJTISH VIEW or ri SIAN PItN.
Put No Check on Russia IN the lie, ant. says
the spectator"

Sps'iH CrNf pr'pG'ch 20 rHE St'N.
LONDON. Oct ls-The uueasin"ss in
official circles in connection with the Rus
sian designs in the Near East is increasing.
The story is repeated that Russia is pressing
Turkey "a revive tho Treaty OF 1888, under
which the Porte. If the treaty had not been
abrogated. would have passed under Rus
sian protection and virtual control
II is pointed out that a. tho Russian am
bi'ions In the Far East have been checked
If not thwarted. by the Anglo-Japanere
alliance Great Britain can hardly complain
If the scene Of Russian activity j. trans
ferred to the eas, ern Mediterranean. There
are even signs that Great Britain may he
preparing to make some concessions.
The Spectator to-day make, these eN-
troardiuary complacent comments on tho
possible opening Of the Daroanrlles TO Rus
sian warshipS.
We trust the British people " i'll consider
the question carefully before they rush 20
tha conclusion that British interests must
be greatly damaged, That German ard
Austrian interests will suffer most seriously
and also French interests, OWN TO Frances
interests in the Levant. we do not deny,
but now that We hold Egypt We have no
special interests in the Turkish end of the
Mediterranean. As we cannot hope to
make the Mediterranean a British lake.
the more numerous the naval interests
and Powers in the Mediterranean, the
better for u-. We may hold the balance,
though We cannot enjoy the monopoly. II
would be foolish for ,i> tn lead any move
ment To check Russia in the Levant. our
object should he to provide a safety raly"
for Russian activity and not still further
to check her expansion and so provoke
an explosion in which India may he in
The sun., 1902-10-19
FERDINAND TO VISIT SULTAN
Prince OF Roumanis said to Have Accepted
Latter's Invitation.
SrociH CaNe Despatch 10 THy Srs.

Nnf'Tu LdWe UfspdIth TO IHt Sun,
VIENNA, Oct. ls.--Crown Prince Fer
dinand OF Roumania has accepted an invi.
tation from the Sultan TO visit CONSTANT
nope
The Aileemoinc Ie'tuna saye diplomat
who says he speaks will, authority in rc-
gard to the affairs of Bulgaria, declares
that the insurrection will surely be re-
sumcd in the spring II the Treaty of Berlin
in regard to Macedonia i not cxeculed.
He says he has been assured by many Bul-
garian frontier officers that they will Join
the insurgents.
The sun., 1902-10-19
FRENCH DOCk NEN TO STRJhy.
WIN Aid Miners by Preventing Unloading
Of Foreign Coal.

Special Cdbio Drsp1ioh to TIE SuS.
PARIS, Oct. ia despatch from S
Etieniie says NJ. Manot. the secretary "
the French Docters' Union, has written
letter 10 the secretary of the similar soccrv
in England in which he says that the French
dockers have resolved. out of sympathy
with tho miners, to prevent foreign coliicrs
from discharging at French ports
The doCkers are conducting an aeitation
for an eight hour dav similar TO that de.
mar ded 10y the French miners
NJ. Manot in his letter, advocates the
establishment Of an international urion
of dockers. He asks the English docker.
to prevent the loading Of British coal for
France
The sun., 1902-10-19

'pedh TGNe Dc'p1ch 70 THs suN.
LONDON, Oct 1s.-Thc Haytian Minister
70 Great Britain has received a cable de-
siAatch from his Government announcing
that the Department Of Artibonite has been
rScihed and that the revolution il over.
The sun., 1902-10-19
~ SOITPIERE'S ERR PTION.
No Deaths Reported on ~. Vincent shock
tcit IN NarbadOfS.

IrNDON. O''. - The Colonial Office
ma received kilograms from the Governors
of Barbados and IN" Windward Islands
10 II" cf'c", that they were holding con-
fcrru.rs in regard 20 la Soufr!Gr.. the
volcano on the Island Of St. Vincent Ia
S"ufr"rc was in fun eruption on Thursday
bu' no inortali,os wcrc reported
Loud reports wer" heard in Barbadoes
and the conclusion broke windows in the
houses Great quantities of volcanic dust
lal1
The sun., 1902-10-19

" "N'FT'iI'N FON8'AS7 FlR 10 DAY AND n MORRow
F"r 'if'rr N,r iort. c1srru TstnSlltqrtr
bci1rrrc. NCu J"r.ev. ne instruct Of COLUMBIA
"n' N'rU''i. rom 'o-d1y. 'ijs and c1It, 10 rro,.
f"'", it'sh Sb1fh Wpts berpullpo ,-.s,
lof Nc" ErgArd. RAIN To day clearing a nd colder
80 moro" t,,>u sru;h vlrd.
Ter western Icw lort. rain n day: cooler In
west portion. clearing and cooler To morrow; fresh
vr. = - uoul winds
The sun., 1902-10-19

Nr'6'W 'dAc n'Spa'ch to THy Sun.
LoHpoN, Oct. ls.-The Lac journal
la'nents the fact that the bank ruI'cy re-
'hlns tor 1901 again show that failures
among solicitors are more numerous than
IN any other class of professional men.
here We're 81 cases in 1901, with total liza
.h''i'ies OF G?ei.s6l, a. compared with a2
cases and liabilities of C,7OW0 in 1900
md 20 cases with liabilities ui e627. 400 in,
fspu
The sun., 1902-10-19
KING LEOPOLD I'LL.
His Ph, sicians Order Him to GIVE Up Yacht.
Ing and AutOmObiling.

''I''I'- V'FT 7TNT'U1IT TO IHF NVN1
BRUSSELS, Oct. is.--The condition Of the
health of King Leopold is such that his
physicians have ordered him to refrain
from yachting and automobilinR. The
crew of the royal yacht Alberta has been
dismissed
This probably puts an end to the King
projects in regard to a tour Of tho United
Stqteg
The sun., 1902-10-19

Ermne Nu''s, t3s, $40. $50, $50, SIS
and Sl,S. New shapes. Imperial col.
lars, stoles. yictorires and scarfs. large
assortment, C.. {. Shayne, Manufacturer,
The sun., 1902-10-19
Battle With the Mad NIulIah.

Special Cah'e Despatch 10 THH Srr.
ADEN. Oct. is Reports from Somalilar 4
arc to the effect that the forces operating
against the Mad Mullah have had battle
in which a Major and Captain were killed
and a Colonel wounded
The sun., 1902-10-19

Black Lynx, among the serviceable
fluffy furs. Boas. extra long, S65, SIS,
500; medium lengths, sJS 10 $50 Col
larettes, new shape, SIS, $40 and SIS.
Muffs, correct sizes. round and flat. SIS,
S3s and S4S. Extra large. $50. E.. {.
Shsyne, Manufacturer, 4lst & 42d Sts.,
Bet. B'way & 9Th Ave.
The sun., 1902-10-19

Sable Dyed Fox Mufi,, SO TO $40
Boas, $50 to $50, according to length
Black dyed Fox mu'i>, s25. Black DYED
Fox BoaS. $50. $50 and $50 Fox is
beautiful, but not serNiceahle. {. C..
Shayne, MANUFACTURED, 4ist & 42d StS..
Bet. B'Way & 9th Ave.
The sun., 1902-10-19
GEN. BOTHd TO COME HERE,

Special Cable Dsspdtohss 10 THE $

Sptctd' Cable Dtspdfohss 10 THE Sun.
BERLIN, Oct. Is.-Replying To ques-
tion by THE SrN correspondent to-day.
Gen. Louis Botha said he would visit the
United States before returning TO South
Africa. but he had not decided when lie
would start for that country.
SouTHAMPToS, Oct ls.-The Boer COM
nanders, Kritzinger, Fouche and Jouhert,
arrived here to-day on their way to London.
The sun., 1902-10-19

krizinGer and Foucho operated with
Consld, raDle success in Cape Colony for
some time. but We're finally compelled to
surrender. Both were tried on charges
Of train wrecking, i'll treatment of prison
ers and other violations Of the rules # war
but were acquitted. tournandant Jou-
bert was captured at Amersfort in the
IransNaal
, 1902-02-20
II philippines.
Lively Debate in the Senate on Tar
in Laws for the Islands.

Washington. D. c., Feb. 20.-The
senate continued consideration OF the
Philippine tariff bill yesterday, the
main speeches being made by Burrows
OF Michigan, for the bill and Money Of
Mississippi against the bill. although
Mr.. Mitchell Of Oregon, Foraker Of
Ohio. Mallory of Florida. and Tillman
Of South Carolina all took more or less
part in the general debate Of the SUBJ
ject.
Burrows maintained that congress
is dealing with this question as 1t is to-
day and not with any reference to what
took place in the past or might take
place in the future. He maintained
that the United States occupancy Of
the islands was with due regard to in
ternational obligations.
Mallory of Florida spoke particular.
ly in favor Of his amendment to that
portion Of the bill relating to naviga-
ton laws, and said 1t was necessary to
the interest Of American shipping.
Money maintained that 1t was not
so much a question of what could be
done with the Filipinos as 1t was to
legislate in the interest Of our own
people.
There were several rather lively ex'
| changes between Foraker and the op
position senator's during the debate.