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Evening star., 1902-04-04
Commander Garst Given Sick Leave.

Commander P. Garst of the navy has
been condemned by medical survey and ora
dered home on sick leave.
Evening star., 1902-04-04
CUBAN RECIPROCITY
BILL TO COME UP IN HOUSE NEXT
TUESDAY.
A Lively Debate Anticipated, but
Measure Will Pass-Increase Ex-
pected in the Senate.

Next Tuesday the Cuban reciprocity bill
will come up for consideration in the House
and probably will hold the boards for the
rest of that week The advocates and op-
ponents of the bill are getting ready for
the debate, which will be prolonged and
lively.
The opposition to the bill seems to have
simmered down to a mere debating party.
There will be loud Outcries among the beet
sugar men, but no overt acts against
the majority. The opponents of the bill
have sought in vain for a faction to immo-
late themselves upon the beet sugar altar
but sacrificial victims are scarce. The Jug
gernaut of the House leadership is criti
cised freely, but they are careful to dodge
its wheels.
against the bill. according to individual
political necessities but they will not be
in sufficient number to alter the result.
An Increase in the Senate.
When the bill reaches the Senate it is to
be amended by increasing the rate of reci-
procity to 25 per cent, or possibly 331a per
cent. There is small but vigorous oppo-
sition party in the Senate which will hold
out against the bill for while, but will
finally yield, it is believed, to the same
pressure which was successful in the
House.
Senator Hanna characterizes the Senate
opposition in humorous fashion.
''The beet sugar men in the Senate are
going to hold against the bill until the last
minute declared high protectionist to
him.
Certainly they are" said Senator Han
ma, land not a minute longer"
Representative Mcclellan of New York
of the House ways and means committee
has submitted his views on the Cuban reci-
procity bill In a supplemental report of the
ma iOrity
Evening star., 1902-04-04
REBELS ARE DEFEATED
Enthusiasm at Panama Over
the News.
MARR0QUIN'S DISPATCH
ANNOUNCES THE REPULSE OF
TWO ARMIES.
Forces of Generals Soto and McAllister
Reported as Completely
Destroyed.

PANAMA, Colombia, April 4.-This city
was the scene of wild enthusiasm on the
part Of the conservatives last night, when
Governor Salazar made public the contents
of the following dispatch received from
President Marroqun:
"Bogota.-General Gonzalez Valencia has
defeated and completely destroyed the
armies of Generals Focion Soto and Juan
McAllister. General Uribe-Uribe, who in
vaded Colombian territory via Melina, in
the department of Royaca, was also de-
feated by General Nicolas Pardamo.'
Governor Salazar Informed the corre-
spondent of the Associated Press that both
victories were of great Importance, because
they meant, practically, the end of the rev.
olution, leaving only the isthmus to be
pacified.
Advices From Cauca.
The governor has received advices from
Cauca, announcing the approaching de-
parture of 5000 men from that department
to begin operations against the liberal gen.
eral, Herrera, who will be attacked by TO-
0O0 government soldiers. Should Herrera
attack Panama, the governor said that the
liberals would lose every man they had,
because the entertainments of Panama We're
the strongest ever built here and could
not be stormed except by a very numerous
army, which the liberals do not possess.
The following dispatch was received by
the Colombian minister here:
'BOGOTA, March 2S, 1902
columbian Minister, Washington:
General Gonzalez Valencia destroyed in
surgent army under Soto and Macalister
General Perdomo routed invasion from
Venezuela. led by Tribe Tribe, near Me-
dina. Communicate to legations in Europe.
'MARROQUIN."
Evening star., 1902-04-04
Revised Estimate of Losses.

me hre insurance underwriters estimate
losses and place the insurance as follows:
Evening star., 1902-04-04
The Presidents Visitors.

Senator Teller of Colorado presented Judge
Haller of Denver to the President. Repre-
sentative Foss of Chicago and some friends
Representative Allen of Maine and friends
Senators McCumber and Bard and Repre-
sentative Grosvenor We're among the visit
ors who were with the President Repre-
sentative Biedler and a number of Cleye-
land school teachers and Harry New Of
indianapolis We're received by the Presi-
dent.
Evening star., 1902-04-04

New York Officer l26 Tribune Building.
Chicago Office: Boyoe Building.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-11-06
MITCHELL STATEMENT SENT.
Aroitrators Were Scared by va 5aot in
Cclliery.

IllzIctun. Pa. Nov i.-Thc anthra-
cite strike commission spent the entire
day in the Lchigh valley region, visit.
ing one mine and several of the mining
villages.
While most Of the commissioners
were looking over the territory Record.
or Wright was kept busy on the train
attending to the correspondence of the
commission Among the matters he
disposed Of was the sending to all the
coal companies involved a copy Of
President MitchcTs statement of thS
miners case, which was filed with the
commission on Sunday nigh, before its
departure from Scranton Under the
agreement made before the commits.
sion at Washington, the operators will
make reply in three or four days
The statement practically reitcr-
atcs the demands made at the Sham.
ohin convention. and does not favor the
sliding scale advocated by President
Baer
President Mitchcu's legal advisers
think very strong case has been
made cut for the miners
The commissioners today visited the
mines Of Independent operators whore
the strike Is sti'l on. District Prcsi-
dent DUFFY ami National Board Mem
bors p. VI. Gallagher represented the
miners. John Maritle. the independent
operator. boarded the train at Juddo
and had q spirited discussion with DUFF
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-11-06
PLAGUE SITUATION RECOGNIZED
Federal Government viii Not Yet In.
terfere in California.

Washington, Nov. 3.-GOyernment
authorities here hold that it is the duty
of San Francisco and California to
guard against the spread Of the bu-
bonic plague. now prevalent in San
Francisco. In Washington there is no
question as to the existence of the
plague, and conferences in regard to it
have been held by officials of the
Treasury department, of which the Ma
rine Hospital service is part
But, as the rest of the country is
not now threatened. it is not con
sidered the duty of the federal govern
ment to take the first hand in the
remedying Of a condition as yet only
local.
The result of the election for gov
ernor of California on Tuesday is
awaited with considerable interest as
tho next chief executive Of the state
will have much to do with any extern
siXe effort to eradicate the danger
spots in San Francisco and to prevent
the spread of the plague.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-11-06
New Pacific Outlet.

ClOrado Springs, Colo, Nov. THE
Gazette says that Colorado Springs
Is to have another outlet to the Pa.
cific coast. as well as the new road
which will tap the immense coal fields
of Trinidad. Within sixty days, it is
,aid, contracts will be let for the build
ng of 265 miles of railroad by the
Rock Island system, connecting Pu-
,blo and Santa Rosa, New Mexico. The
2ock Island line from Liberal, Kas.,
which connects with the Southern Pa
,iic at FL PasO, runs through Canta
Rosa, and the proposed line from Pu,
sblo to Santa Rosa will be the connect
nix link in the Rock Island system be-
wecn Colorado and the Pacific coast.
The Rock Island uses the tracks of
he Denver and Rio Grande between
his city and Pueblo, and, when the
inc from Pueblo to Santa Rosa, New
Mexico, is finished, it is understood
hat the Rock Island will lay its own
racks from here to Pueblo,
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-11-06
CNGLANo'S STRONG ARM.
Royal Eastern Chiefs to Aid Her In
S5;naliland.

London. Nov. 5.-Fresh proof of the
strength of ties OF Imperialism is
| found by the London press in the
offers of native chiefs in India to send
troops to aid the British in resisting
the Mad Mullah in SOmaIiand Even
more significant is the proposal of the
maharajah to Bikaner to send his on
tire camel corps, the finest in the
world. to cooperate with the imperial
service troops on he Adea frontier. in
the event of a continuance Of the Turk
ish irregularities in that part of tho
Arabian peninsula.
This great nabob is Mohammedan
and as such offers religious reverence
to the caliph. But his suggestion indi-
Gates that he discriminates between
the duty of Abdul Hamid as the father
of the faithful and Abdul Hamid as the
sultan of Turkey
What more convincing proof could
there be of the popularity of British
administration at Smla." asks one of
the English administration sheets
than this offer of the pOtentatps to
take their share in supporting the i'm.
perial system whose blessings they
enjoy? 1t IS a striking tribute 10 the
reasonabloness and kindness of Lord
CurZOn's methods And we may now
believe that Lord Kitchener, upon
whom has dovolvcd the task Of con-
soidating the military resources OF
India. will establish relations with the
native princes which will advance the
confidence already established i'm
mcnsely."
Great stress is laid at the war Office
upon the attitude Of the Indian press.
Brahmn and Muhammcdan because
as the Sumaliland and Alden affairs
bear upon the security Of the SueZ ca
nal. it is evident the Nawabs and Ma.
haraiahs are alive to the Importance OF
protecting that waterway against any
developments that might interrupt
freedom of communication by the Med
iterranCan route between the English
channel and the Indian ocean. I'VE
had pleasant surprises from India dur
ing the Boer war remarks the Morn.
ing Post, but this is the most agree
able of all"
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-11-06
GET ninety DAYS. PEACE
GOVERNMENT AND REVOLUTION.
1875 CONSIDERING TERMS
FOR AN ARMiSTICE.
To Frame New Constitution--Propos
ton is for Commission Representing
Two Sides to Draw Up Compact Civ.
ing Equal Rights to All Persons.

KiDgston. Jamaica, Nov sc Is re-
ported here that the terms of settle
mcnt between the revolutiunists sald
the Colombian government are at pres
ent under consideration and IL is be
lieves these terms provide for an arm
istics of ninety days, durinS which
time a joint commission. composed of
members of the government and the
revolutionary parties, are to frame a
new constitution whichis to give equal
rights to all persons.
When the British steamer Trent,
which arrived here yesterday. left Co
lon last Friday, it was considered
doubtful whether the terms of the pro.
posed settlement would he agreed to.
The Trent also brings reports to tho
effect that the Colombian rebels are
still TO he seen in the vicinity of the
isthmus. and that they occasionally APP
pear in the towns along the railroad
line.
Considerable Inclination Is felt by
tho Colombiaus because American
guards are still maintained on the line.
Omcials Of the Colombian govern.
mcnt claim that what they term the
Interference Of the Americans pre-
vents them from dealing effectively
with the rebels, who occupy certain
towns.
Tho revoutionists, in their turn,
claim that the presence of the Amcrt-
cans prevents them from bringing
about final coup in the revolution.
There il much suffering on the
isthmus and the position of civilians
there is becoming intOlerable.
The steamer LiberatOr. which was
formerly in the service of the Ven
ezuelan revolutionists, and which has
been acquired by the Colombian gov
eminent and named by ii the Prcsi.
dente Marroquin, is reported to be com
ing from Cartagena to Kingston. where
she will undergo extensive repairs. She
will be used by Colombia as a gunboat.
REPRESENTATIVES of Colombia have been
sent to Port of Spain, Trinidad, to
procure another gunboat for their gov
eminent.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-11-06
General Produce Prices.
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

President Roosevelt issues the an
nual THANKSGIVING proclamation.
Twelve hundred musicians Of the
Paris theatcrs are on a strike because
OF the managers demands that they re-
hearse without pay.
\ Supreme Court of Oklahoma in the
telephone case" rules that the Creek
Council cannot grant a monopoly 10
any corporation or person.
The American jockeys, J, Reiff and
Milton Henry, will sue the French
Jockey Club for deprying them Of
their licenses,
Expert accountants who have been
examining the books of the Treasurer
Of Cook County report that in ten
years Chicago has lost Sl0,000,000 inI
unsolicited taxes.
A gang of robbers took possession
of Prairie City, Ia, patrolling the
streets while they looted the bank F-r
three hours the night Waterman was
covered while the bandits dyuamited
the safe and stole $4,000,
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-11-06
Another Oscar Wilde Affair.

London, Nov. "a tremendous SEN
sation was caused here yesterday by
the statements that another scandal
Of the Oscar Wilde type was about to
become public property, 1t is asserted
that the man whose name is connected
with the affair, and who is a peer, has
fed the country, but there is every
reason to believe that he is at present
lying i'll at an English watering place.
A report Of this affair found its way
into print, in guarded language, yes
terday morning, but every effort will
be eXerted to prevent further publicity.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-11-06
CANAL NEGOTIATIONS RESUMED.
c oIombia Convinced That United
states viii Not Tolerate Clubbing.

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Mexico Missouri message., 1902-11-06
Fears for Judge Reagan.

Austin. Tex, Nov. 3.-The friends
and members Of the family of Judge
John II. Reagan are very uneasy over
the possible outcome of the injuries
which lie received in a runaway acct.
dent near Palestine Tex, Saturday
Judge Reagan was still suffering from
the effects of a severe fall which he
met with few months ago, and this,
together with his several spells of sick
ness during the past year, has weak
ened his physical condition very much,
He returned only a few days ago from
Hot Springs, Ark.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-11-06
HAS LEFT WELLESLEY COLLEGE
Booker T. Washington's Daughter Fail
ed to Pass Examination.

Boston, Mass, Nov. 3--Portia Wash
ington, daughter of Booker r. Wash
ington of the Tuskegec Institute, has
not returned to Wellesley College this
fall. but has entered Bradford Acad-
envy, in Hayerhill. The reason given
at Wellesley for her leaving is that
the girl failed to pass her cXamna-
tions.
Wellesley officials are unwilling to
discuss the matter, but among the stu
dents there are several opinions. Ii
is said the notoriety that came TO
Wellesley after Portia Washington
went there year ago was extremely
distasteful though no open protest was
made until the young woman took to
writing signed articles for various
publications.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-11-06
Four Killed BY a Train.

Elgn, Ill. Nov. 3.-Frank and
Louis Schuette and Charles and James
Woodrich were killed early yesterday
at Algonquin. H., when the milk eX-
press on the Chicago and Northwest
ern railway struck their carriage on
the crossing OF the main street of the
village. All were killed instantly OK
Cept Louis Schucttc, who died in a
hospital All lived at Algonquin eX-
Ccpt James Woodrich, whose home was
at Kilborn. Wis The young men had
started to drive to Dundee before day
light
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-11-06
WAR ON THE LAND FRAUDS
INTERIOR DEPARTMENT SAVE
RULE OF CATTLE eARONS
MUST CEASE.
Schemes Worked by the Syndieates
Esposed--Work of the Interior De-
partmcnt in Protecting Homestead
crs Reviewed in Land Office Report.

Washington. Nov. 4--Mr HilchCucE.
Secretary of the Interior. has been
making systematic and persistent
campaign for several years against
the syndicates that have been trying to
d,fraud hCmcsteadcrs and settlers OF
their rights. He has determined 10 pHt
an end to the frauds by which cattl"
baruns and land spectators have been
securing possession and control OF vast
tracts Of the public domain The rec
ord Cf tho last year shows that in tn"
Indian Territory. New Mexico Ncbras-
la. California Washington, Oregon ana
Wyoming thousands of fraudulent On
tries have been made by representa-.
dives Of these syndiCatos for IN" cyl
dent purpose of protecting tn" catlI"
barons in their unlawful possession Of
the grazing lands Mr. HitchcucN has
broken the game up pretty well IN inc
Indian Territory, although a syndicate
of Texas cattlemcn is atill in posses.
sion OF a good deal of grazing land Tor
which the Indian owners are not paid.
Some Of the schemes worked by
the syndicate and their agents are OK.
posed in the annual report of the com
missioner Of the General Land once
made ublic today Commenting upon
tho plans for fraud that were dl#coN-
cred In Arkansas the ropOr, says.
During the fiscal year ten couyic-
tiuna have been secured for frauds
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-11-06
QUARANTINE LAW is AMENDED.
Live Stock Can Be Shipped Into Hi
nois After November I.

Springfield III. Nov. 4.-UpOn the
advice of the state Board OF Live
Stock Commiss toner's, proclamation
was issued today from the executive
department. amending the proclama-
tion issued January so last, prohibiting
the importation of cattle from the
States of Virginia. North Carolina,
Tennessee, Missouri Kansas. New
Mexico and Indian Territory, without
inspection, SO that the open season
now runs from November to Febru-
airy l.
The quarantine is to protect the
state against splcnic or Texas fever.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-11-06
Croker to Establish Irish Stud.

London, Nov. i.--Mr. Richard CrOk
er lately acquired an estate in ireland,
Dobhins and Americas. 1t is his inten-
ton to establish an extensive stud
farm. The estate is at Ballingarry.
County Limerick. According to n
friend of Mr. Croker it is one of the
most beautiful spots in Ireland Scnti-
mental interest attaches to the place
for Mr. Croker, it having belonged, II
is said, to his ancestors. II was this
place that Mr.. Croker had in mind
when he FIRST came abroad,
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-11-06
Shot by His Brother.

Wcwoka, |. T., NOV. 4.-L0uis IIar-
Joe. the Indian who killed his father
near Mckusukey couple Of weeks
ago. was shot through the body last
night by his brother, who was attempt
ing to arrest him. The brother had
been doputized A wagon is now on
the road bearing the wounded Harioe,
who will be treated by national ply
sicians at Wewoka until he is able to
be sent to Muscogoe jail where he will
he placed for safe-keepng
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-11-06
Yates Critically III.

Springfield. H., NOV. DIR Taylor
stated that yesterday had been Gov
crnur Yates worst day since he was
taken H. As late as Il O'Clock last
night the Governors temperature was
as high as l0t. Several times while
awake the Governor was irrational.
Attending physician says the coming
week will be the most severe in the
course Of the typhoid FOYER The Coy
errors intimate friends are very ap
prchcnsiyo about his condition at pres
emit.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-11-06
In DYING Condition,

Knoxville. Tenn, Nov. i.--AS re,
suit of injuries received in game of
football saturday at MaryNillo, he,
tween the Maryyille College and the
Tennessee Deaf and Dumb school, of
this city, Walter Cole a member of
the Deaf and Dumb team, is in a dying
condition
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-11-06
Indiana Oil Output.

Richmond, Ind, Nov. 3.-During the
month of October 445 wells were com.
pleted in the Indiana oil field. AS to
completed work October stands alone
as the largest months work since oil
was discovered In this state.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-11-06
Submarine Boats Fail.

Paris, Nov 3,-Secretary of the
Navy Pelletan has countermanded
Parliaments order for sixteen subma-
rine boats of the Sirene type, they hav.
ing proved unsatisfactory after suf-
ficient trial
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-11-06
Thirty Hours Rain in Texas.

Dallas. TEX, Nov. at has been
raining steadily al over Northern and
Central Texas for more than 30 hours
The cotton top crop is probably badly
injured. Conditions are good for a
large freshet
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-11-06
To Improve the MississIppi,

Quincy, H., Nov 3--Representa-
ives from the cities and business or
sapizations between St Louis and ST.
Iaul viii meet in Quincy No, ~ and
to discuss the needs of the upper
disSissiDpi river
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-11-06
Football Victim Dies.

Newark, n, j., Nov. 3.-Football has
claimed another victim. Harry De-
'ine, Is years old, died yesterday at
3ayonne, after terrible sufferings from
blood poisoning, due 70 o game OF foot
1all.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-11-06
Colonel Swayne Recalled.

Alden. Arabia, Nov. 4.-Colonel
Swayne has been temporarily recalled
to Egypt, where he will act as adviser
to the Foreign Office, General Man.
ming has assumed command Of the
British Somal!land expedition.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-11-06
Goes Home 10 Vote.

Washington, Nov president
Roosevelt spent n half hour in Wash
ington. and at li:i5, on "A special train,
Lsit for Oyster Bay 10 cast his vote,
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-11-06
Wauoner Floats Bonds.

Tulsa, l. T., Nov. i,-Wagoner Is
floating an issue of sl35 900 school and
waterworks bonds, Each ward of the
town will be furnished brick houss.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-04-21
DESCRIPTION.
Lyman Dayton's Addition.

DESCRIPTION.
Weide's Subdivision of Block G, Nelson's
Addition.
No. of Amt Re-
Certifi- In Whose Name quired to
cate. Assessed Lot. Blk. Redeem.
4006 Bjamer Stake -. 6 $2.7l
c 1909 John Nystrom 10 6 2.74
DESCRIPTION.
Williams Encouragement of Block and
Part of Block 4, Nelson's Addition.
No. of & Amt Re-
Certifi- In Whose Name qu1red to
cate. Assessed. Lot. Blk. Redeem:
c 4o11 Emmett Lyle go &.S5
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-04-21
DESCRIPTION.
,aziIIe and Roberts Addition.
DESCRIPTION

Eaton & MOrrlSOn's AduluOn.
No of Amt Re-
Certif- In Whose Name uuired to
cate. Assessed. Lot Blk redeem
c 5128 A. t. Adam Eek SO.
Robert sb....2 S3.57
c. 5130 J. " 1 DOdd lex
So Robert sD....9 8 1851
DESCRIPTION.
West st. Paul Proper.
No Of Amt Re
Certif- In Whose Name ouired to
cate. Assessed. Lot. Blk. Redeem.
G 5134 Tim Ryan..... Is $4.27
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-04-21
REDEMPTION EXPIRING
CITY TREASURER's NOTICE OF re
DEMPTION EXPIRING.
AUG. I6, 1902.
st. Paul. Mimi. Mar. s1st. 1902.

st. Paul, Mimi, Mar 31st, 1902.
Notice is hereby given that the time
within which TO redeem the real estate
hereinafter described will expire on the
18th day of August, 1902, and that if said
real estate is not redeemed on or be-
fore said date the same will thereafter
be conveyed to the purchaser at the sale
hereinafter described, by deed III the
manner and form required by law. Said
real estate was sold on the 10th day Of
August 1897, by the City Treasurer of
= St Paul, to satisfy a judgment rendered
in the District Court Of Ramsey County,
Minnesota, against such real estate for
assessments duly levied against the same
for the Improvement hereinafter named.
The following is a statement Of the de-
scription of said real estate. of the I'M
provement for which the assessment was
made. Of the name of the person to whom
said real estate was assessed, and Of the
sums which will be required to redeem
such real estate from said sale calculated
to the day when the time for redempuon
expires, as aforesaid:
SprinI1Iing in SprinIsIing District