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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-27
sEEvILLE BUDGET.
Marriage Licenses for the County for the
Past Wenk

FaSt week.
Beeyillc, Texas, October % The follow.
ing marriage license we're issued out Of the
Bee county clerks office this week: I'm.
NETT M Williams to Clara L. Williams
Pedro Monin to Mata Valdez. J. j. McKin.
ney to Maggie NJ. Ray
Hon. Thomas +. Boron ana his son, DR.
5, o. Boren, OF Carthage have been Ia the
city for several days prospecting for a 10.
cation.
Mr. aud Mrs. j. c. Daueherty arc visit.
Ing relatives in Ioakm this week.
Miss. Mary corby is visiting friends in
Nlrs D. b. sonoId Is in Houston visiting
relatives.
Mrs. l. l. Boron Of Dallas is visiting in
Beeytllc this week as the guest of nor son,
~ Mar. She Is accompanied 10y two Of
her boys. Russell and Guy
Mrs. ". II George returned the first "
re week from visit With relatives ia
Miss Grace wcldcr Is visiting in San An.
tonic,
A very pleasant dance. complimentary 10
Miss Teresa Carroll of Victoria, WAS given
at Ghltt,qs hal, Monday evening
Miss Maud Wlllacy the accomplished
daughter of senator John Willacy OF Portt-
Land spent several days " the mast week
IN BceNille as the guest Of the Misses
Mrs. l.. c. Stone. who has been visiting
ihe family Of her father Dr r NJ John
son In this city for several weeks, left for
her home In Brenham Tuesday,
Mrs. j, A. Horlnn mud little son have re
turned from an extended visit to relatives
In Kansas.
Mi WHhugh wilkins left the FIRST Of the
week for okla!onn. whore he will shortly
~ the Commercial NDtlonal bank Of this
city since 1897. and during the last three
years Of that time has been cashier OF
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ia. DR.. Riddle 1i3. LADY ste,l,r. i,
JOG. w. Apassllsl
Five and half furlongs two.ysa,o,,,
incubator III, Farcraft 90, Jack a js,,
tern %: Stamping Ground Iii, Counteyraa
ia Mackey Dwyer ia Coruscafe N
Prediction 10p, knight Of Gold "a Srss
Alice III, Cincirnatus ia, st. DsnIe N
Rosctlnt Ill. First Chord 100. shrine IA
w, r. Condor ia Lyman Hay 100.
Mile und seventy yards, three yesra,h
and upwards-H L. Coleman Qs Rsr Z,
Due Los. Rightaway 9S. The Tallsmsn K
Bonus 90, Bounteous 103, Robert Neielg
pS, KiogTam 1906, Last knight %, BeA iloa
ard tO2. Or. Riddle lie. Prince R1hs,i
106, Waterton 1906
Mile aud a sixteenth, Acqneduct hssa
cap Kilograul Ill. st. Finnan M. RE-
siGncl 100, Potente III. Carhuncle ia nah
III. Zoroaster t22 Bellarie l07, Moef ia
Jim Clark 10. Andy Williams fro Hhtts
Ruine 113, Warranted III, Dr. Saylor NJ
Clearwater III. Royal 12G
Five ana n half furlongs twoyeardAs
selling War Cry 102, Scorer 10 nst
Planet 10S, Daddy Bender l0J. Keninelt
Rose 90. Cruachan 1903, Pagus 96 CaptlTi.
tor %. Earl of Warwick 100, Kittanglri
los, Right and True io3, King Dave y
Nlaxus 20, Lulu Mai 10. Prncelet iN
Blue Delft 90, Chlcle 104,
Mile and seventy yards, three-yeato.A
and upwards Plncher los, Caller ~ e
nagra lo2 The Regent l05. Last Knlst
100, Alsike los, Justice los, DasAschHsi
1903. Clear aud fast
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FOUR GREAT PROBLEMS.
REV. BENJAMIN TRUE5LooO SPEAKS
At INDIANAPOLIS.
The -Four Problems Are the Liquor Evil,
the industrial Problem, the Race
Question and War

indianapolis, Ind october 26.-Dr. Ben
1amln Trueblood. representative OF The
American peace society at The Hague CON
ference. and member Of the international
Peace bureau and international Law asso-
citation. adore ssed the National conference
Of Friends tonight on the -Four Great
Problems OF the Age" lie said.
'.Tacre are four great problems that are
staring US in the face, aud unless they are
solved by the Christian church during the
coming century this nation and others can
not mold their own. Iney are the terrlole
llouor evil, tlit does more to rum tue
homes. Olight minds and cause crime thah
any other agency; the industrias problem,
that has been going ON uuiing tne iast
half century and wnich has now reached an
ncute stage; the race problem, which mus
been going on Tor all time, ana the wars
between great nations.
industrial war Is wrong from all points
Of view. Industrial tyranny and slavery
should not be permitted. The early church
swept inside international boundaries anu
declared all men are brothers, lhefe
should be no race distinctions. The ques-
lion Of the abolition OF war is the greatest
one that the civilized world has to contend
with today.
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LoRn EEREsEoRp,s WAIVE.
He Advocates a Unicn Of British and
American interests,

He Advocates a Unicn Of British and
American interests,
Liverpool. October 26-Nice Admiral
Lord Charles Beresford arrived here today
from New York ON the Cunard line steamer
umbrla. ln the United States Lord Beres-
ford studied the construction Of American
battleships ana also investigated shipping
matters He was interviewed on his trip
90 America and said he had splendid
reception aud that he could youch for the
genulnencss Of the kiud OF sentiment en-
lertained IN America for Great Britain. He
said his Investigations on the other side
hpd convinced him that Great Britain had
nothing TO fear from the International Mer'
camille company On the contrary, he be.
hCyed this combine would benent England
commercially aud otherwise.
THE United states, SAID the admiral,
81 certainly ahead Ot US Ia engineering,
and we need 10 adapt ourselves more 10
modern ideas
lie said ne did not take pessimistlc
view OF the situation nnd did not agree
that treat Britain wag going down nill.
Public men ought to strive to bind the
Two great countrles more hruiy together.
III Great Britain and the United states,
said the admiral were Joined IN the IN
tercsts OF universal peace, ana ii the rest
vi The world wanted 10 light THESE cOuu.
JrieG, then let the rest OF tue world look
out,
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ElecTRlo cars sMAsHEn.

Seven Persons Were Injured in an Ae-
eideut at Chattanooga.
Chattanooga. Tenn, October ga Beit
railroad locomotive drawing several frsleht
cars, eollided With a Rapid Transit electric
car outside the city limits this afternoon
Seven persons were injured, two of hem
seriously The seriously Injured are
CHARLES HARRIS. white. CHATTANOOGA.
DIR, j l.. EATON. Chattanooga.
The Rapid Transit cars are operated
over the Belt line track and. to insure safe.
", signals are used by The Rapid Transit
10 indicate whether OF not tho track h
clear. y Is claimed thar the Rclt road en-
alneer disregardcd the signal that a RapId
Transit car had The right az way and kppt
on the main track instead OF taking the
siding. The engineer aud hremsn juinpeti
leaving the throttle open Fireman Ramsey
remnnnted the engine and closed the throt-
tie, not, however, nntil the collision had &C.
Cured The electric car WAS demonehed.
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TEXAS.

The Sacred Heart cathedral at Dallas was
formally dedicated with much ceremony
james Peterson of Yoakum was snot and
then stabbed. his wounds being fatal H..
A. Handy. was Jailed.
mali pouch containing valuable regis
tered letters was stolen at Marquee An
arrest has been made.
f. e. Boulware, superintendent OF Me.
Fadden congresses In North Texas, is dead
Vt Bowie.
John II. Harkelroad cut his throat at
Nclasco, but the wound was sewed up aud
be may recover
Mrs. Mary +. Ryan of Blossom was
arrested ON Charge Of Insanity, the muir
der case being dismissed
fhe Travis county grand jury made no
returns on violation Of the sunday law,
and few true bills for cunning
4. l. Mccall Of San Antonio, famous
scout aud ex.sherin, is dead At his nomu
al San Antonio,
There Is quite boom In rice growing IN
Colorado county
The decision of Judge Martin in the lndc.
prndenec county case VIII perhaps prevent
Inc hlIng u a large number OF similar
suits.
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BASEBALL MEN CONFER.
The Western League and America, A..
ISOLATION Adiustnd niffin,,Ili.. ~

me Western League and American As-
ISOLATION Adjusted Difficulties.
New York October 90 -'rhe mn,n ob,oc+
OF members OF the National AssocIot,on Of
Professional Baseball Leagues in remain.
ing N New York after rhe annual meet,nr
mad ooen adjourned became apparent TO-DAY
%nen number of conferences were held
netween the members of the board ana the
PRINCIPAL hackers of the Western leogue
ana the American association.
Presidents Brice Of Columbus ana W.
klns Of Indianapolis, Of the American aseo
ns1tuh were In conference with ,n"n,i,ers
W. the hoard nearly all day. In INC n.ons
pps thcy were Joined by PrcsIdent Vnr
az suh ~ OF inc ~. Joseph club, " tho yVest,
MI rsn league; Mr.. Van Brunt Is tho inoneved
an OF this league and has advanced ~ y
ialEest part OF the finances for Tho carrvi,,S,
~ " tne war that has proven dtsastra,,s
~ outh inc western league and mo An,e,J
en- ~, "ssoelntlon during the past season
inc SCENE for the adjustinent ~ ~ ate
nyuiueS as mapped out tonight caus ~ ~
MNltharawa 81 the Western lea one VI l,, w
"a ootl kansas City and Milwaui,se a,d M
,urnlns over Of these two citIes ~ az
american association, At tho sans +i ,n
tb ouote s oil me Western league teams in
I, sne ss Two cities may be given an interast
~ the American association teams or thoy
A'S DC rewarded financially outright.
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"FARMERs" ARE PLEASED


AZ the Showing They Made AGAINST H..
Varsity Eleven.
college Station, Texas. October oe rho
corps OF cadets OF the Agricultural and Nc.
cnanieal college returned from San lnto.
MO in high glee. %" A"'o'
rue iooteall game between the Arr,cu,t.
ural and Mechanical college and the frnivsr.
f,y Of Texas Was regarded BY mouy erne.
rienced football men as the hest ss,no
eses plnyed on Texas soil Tho oan,o sisst.
1917 4I more than two hours and one ~ The
~ n"ta i features was that the a K NJ Ala
s s,naf eieNen from start to finish. MOI n
s s, A. 4 NJ. man received anv ininry
sen ,ney never called time The uniyersitS,
H., IN N seven fresh men and the total ~ the
thus S ,,t oy them amounted to one hour.
Th making the game a very lone one
e ane oleklng oy the A. e. NJ. men who aver.
sits elght pounds lighter weight than var.
tbev ~ Playea a much better game than
sney lld against the University IN Touis,-
, .'e' ahh had every reason 10 eupnose fhev
AZ. Mlh an Easy victory, but inc ver.
, 49, OF the large audience present was thst
sArs,ly was fairly outplayed fhovsh ~, 40
TOUCHDOWN was made by either side.
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SAN ANTONIO FAIR.
Races Have Been Most Satisfactory
Feature.

Feature.
san Antonio, Tcxns, October 26.-There
remain but fifteen more races on the pro.
gram Of the san Antonio International
Fair association, most Of them running
events. Twenty three races have already
taken place. and lovers Of the sport have
no complaint TO make. The judges have
been stricter this year than heretofore,
and the grandstand was satisfied The
Proven satisfactory 10 tho horsemen, who
promise TO come back next year. The anal
great splurgc on the track will be on
Tuesday and Wednesday. on which Oc-
Wslou some brilliant running events are
20 be pulled on.
In the additional awards made IN the
cattle class yesterday, w, T. Wright Of
Boerne and 4 y Walton Of san Antonio
captured the prize for Devons. IN the Here
ford class the principal prizes went to
H. G. Rhonle OF Fort Worth, John r.
Lewis " SweetwRttr Led Bros OF san
Angcio, W S and J n lkard Of Henri
eta, Frank Ncwson Of Charco Brown *
went e. u J. Heinan aud 70 a, II Hardie
Tho Agricultural and Mechanical college
steers are the talk Of the ktockmen at tie
fair.
rho indications now are that wednesday.
October %. Will be the banner day n
The fair. The greatest interest Is manl-
Tested throughout West Texas In the chal-
the best ropers seen az the fair win com.
pete for the 5000 cash prizes which are
hung up for the event, The Southern Pa
ciAc, 10 which road the DAY Is dedicated
will use every effort 10 close the fair with
successful send on.
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RECEPTION 10 lRIsHMEN.

Redmond, Dillon ard Davitt Were Wei
coined at Carnegie Hail.
New York. october 26-Thcre was a
large attendance at Carnegie hall tonight.
when reception was given 10 John +.
Redmond. John Dillon and Michael Davitt.
the delegates from Ireland to the coli
vention Of the United Irish league. w.
Bourke Cochran was chairman OF the meot.
lug. Mr. Redmond, whom Mr.. Cochran in.
Produced az the man who had paralyzcd
the house of commons stated the crlev-
ances OF the Irish people Irish Americans.
he said, who had obtained some portion of
tho worlds goods, ought to do more than
applaud the heroes who left the platform
to face Imprisonment. disqualification and
persecution MCsSrs Dillon, Davitt and
Blakc also spoke, A brief speech by John
Finerty of Chicago, president of the league.
closed the meeting.
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LAST INAUGURATION CEREMONIES.
The King and Queen Drove 10 the Cathe-
dral and OHered lln Thanks

The King and Queen Drove 10 the Cathe-
drdl and Offered UP Thanks.
London, October &c, last ceremonies
connected with the Inauguration OF the
reign Of King Edward VII occurred today
when the king, accompanied by Queen Alex
andra, the prince of Wales aud almost all
the members Of the royal family, drove TO
the IT, Paul's cathedral ana offered up
thanks for the recovery Of his health.
which had enabled him to be crowned.
The weather was rainy ana small crowds
marked the royal progress through the me.
tropolis A, Temple Bar the lord mayor OF
London and the corporation. In bedraegled
robes met the king ana escorted him TO
the cathedral. In the nave Of ST. Paups
were gathered several Thousand nersons
tnciu4lug Premier Balfour, leading members
et Inc nohilty, almost an the incmbers 81
~ +, saulns 4, AnN the foreign ambassadors
10 Great Britain, The Honorable ARTILLERY
company felmed an imposing line. the mem.
bers WDrc their bushies and CARRIED Axad
baAonets. Before the services wer, 49,
several OF the nrtllleymen had tainted ms
result ot long standing. 80
The choir the chapter ana the htshoo
% London, IT. Rev, Arthur ingram.
escorted the King and queen ID ihr
throne under The recess. There was n ffil
choral service Of thanksgiving, followed by
9 sermon from the bishop III Iondo,, WHO
llld special stress upon the fact thnt fhis
was the second time IN his nlniestv.s RIA
mat he had entered ST. paul's to Give
inthhH inf MS recovery from dangerous
Illness, Az The conclusion of tho sernen
The re peum was sgng heatiiy
The royal panty then returned to Bucklnr.
nam palace and were we'll greeted Oh the
Nay wherever the Gro vds were iargc
enough ~ rsiAe cheer. IN spite q the
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THe ruegRcULosIs coNeREss.
Regret Was Expressed at the Non-At-
tendance OF Americans.

Regret Was Expressed at the Non-At-
tendance OF Americans,
Berlin, October rs. surprise and regret
is felt BY the delegates TO the international
tuberculosis congress, which has been IN
session mere, that the United states did not
have larger representation, and especially
that someone was not present to give the
result Of tho experiments carried on IN
America during the last year with regard
10 the communication OF consumption from
animals To human beings DR. Wtlnam
Eager OF the United States marine hospital
b. the only representative, wuo Is stationed
at Naples 'lhc abstract of a paper ON the
direction which should be taken by tubere
culoss Investigation, the work OF Charles
Dcnison OF Denver, Colo. has been circu'
lated among the delegates
The last session ot the congress was heid
today at midday Or. Williams Of England
making an address. The congress then al.
lourned to meet next year IN Paris.
In the opinion OF leading delegates the
chief result of the gathering has been to
show progress made IN Germany in sanitary
and scientific appliances
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Heaumont' Texas, October 28 The col.
orea people had a pretty good and enthu.
s'asuc meeting last night at the court
mouse to appoint delegates TO the Houston
meeting = which takes place October ao p
T. !; Luis was made chairman and i g sha,
S wsrd secFetasS These officials were a}fer.
Mere tha aisus permanent. The delegate.
l l, y G. shelton. A, 4, smith ~ 4
SsiitisWdeI Elmo willard. NJ. n ust,, a.
b b,,sss Adams Charles Charlton. nyoeT f
Mcintosh itos 'o Z + ho ryan 7 Chester 6. v.
resolution committee was en a, Jones.
p,cIett VII meet Monday eyenIpg o'u,eu
.,',..s, Tor the burmese Of draftinr az
eo TVssens I9r the Representative Nesre
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oRulsER .REAcHEp. BANANA.
The 5ooota's Arrival Viii Strengthen the
Government Cause.

Government Cause.
Washington October GA dispatch,
sent from Panama at II O'Clock this morn
ing, was received by the Colombian iega-
tion here today, announcing that the cruiser
bogota was then entering the harbor. me
bogcta Is the vessel which. according 20
minors At Managua. Nicaragua, yesterday
was engaged IN battle with the rnsurgent
gunboat radilla.
The officials or the legation are congratu.
Bogota at Panama as they confidently ne.
heve she viii exert an innucuce IA ending
the revolutionary movement IN that depart
ment, She was equipped with only four
slN'pounders ON her trip down from san
Francisco. most Ot her armament having
hecn CONSIGNED To colon with the Intention
OF Transporting Il overland 70 Panama. RMS
additional armament consists Of utteen-
ponnder, TWO slX-pounders, two machine
and several Smaller guns
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Alvin Locals

Alvin, Texas, October 20. The weather
continues sprngllk and the truck growers
are making great progress in their fields In
the way Of getting their fan gardens in
good condition. The market Is well sun.
piled With nearly all kinds OF vegetables
MI R II GriIln returned Tuesday from
a business trip to Fort Worth.
Mp, o. y Cummings made business trim
TO beaumont Wednesday, mn
captain John Keen of Aueietor is ri.,,
ing MS Slaughter, Mrs. Steve Jones
Or a. n Perkins Of Sabine Pass ;s r,s
iung BIS daughter Mrs l.. r. carlton
MT. T. g Edwards made a business trn
20 the county seat TUESDAY mp
Mr.. J. @ Barnum and wlfo returned No,
az nsnS rom an extended visit to relatives
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Nnted Ennineer NeN III

New York, october 26.--Colcnei n'sl.'
ton A. Roebllng, who engineered The sp.
Ign bridge, which his father haa ps..
and commenced, is patient ~ h0's'
hospital. where he has undergone - s x
ton. Colonel Koebline has pesn ss,ia
health for some time. The l oe.u,s Nj sei
10 state the nature of the opera1l.os's, M,
that II was entirely successfpL ap W X, X 4,
speedy recovery OF the patient y y :
pected.
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considerable ngthing So going on n the IN.
terlor of that country the revoluuohslss
taking advantage Of the withdrewh
government troops 10 services on the ls'h
mus
At savanilla the government troops are
dying al an alarming rate from FEVER an9
privntions, While the steamer was mpo!sn
ut Sayenilla there we're on tie pier tns
bodies OF several soldiers, who mad uleu
there, and the remains had NOT ncen re-
moved. Disease II rife on that side OF
the. coast. The ships officers had to cnech
their own cargo NJ Snvhnllla and DO othcr
work themselves, It being impossible 70 get
local help. The situation on the isthmus
remains the same
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Herds OF Cattle Elected,

Ardmore. /. T.. October IS Acting u'sf
instructions from the interior departnef
the Indian police are ejectius lafss n'la
Of cattle in the vicinity Of AAElettl 4
cause the stockmen persist IN refuslns =
settle the tribal tax which Is nov ees
enforced by the United States goyefHns',
The cattle are driven to Red Tiysi , ~ \.
put across into Texas. II Is SAD VA VA. y, 4,
stockmen will apply for an inlu1a,ss !, !,
restrain the tribal authorities Ian "
moving their stock.
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eAleGs PREDICTS SUCCESS,

He Says the Democrats viii Be in Con-
troll Of the Next House,
Louisville, XIV, October Ga special
from Washington saws: Chairman Griggs
OF the democratic congressional committee
returned from New York this morning and
has spent the day going over reports from
$50 congressional districts. while he de.
clined TO give out figures, he claims that,
when the votes are counted. there will Ee
enough democratic members to organize
,hc next house Mr.. Griggs also predicts
the election Of Bird S. Coler, the demo.
cratic gubernatorlal nominee in New York
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A TeN-INNINe GAME.
The Cawthons Batted Out Victory in
the Last,

The Cawthons Batted Out Victory in
the Last.
The Cawthons defeated a picked team Of
local players yesterday In close and in
teresting game, by the score Of l. to .,
hut 1t took them ten innings to do it. Al
though the game was full Of errors, there
were many brilliant plays made by the play
crs Of both teams Ollre. Reilly and Hayes
made pretty running catches for the Cav
tbons and In the seventh Inning Hayes
beat Wilson out of a run by a quick throw
10 first Of hard hit to right. Childress
caught a good game and threw well TO
bases Zenek Waties ana Jarvis did some
N8rey distinguished himself by making
throw from deep right field to the plate,
catching Angus Mcdonald. Townsend did
good work on second and Wilson caught
we'll Kid Ollre led the batting. with three
singles and double Score.
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BUDGET IRON MAMIE.
The Presidents Order on Coast Trade Is
Very Beneficial,

The Presidents Order on Coast Trade Is
Very Beneficial.
Manila, October 2G.-lt IS believed here
that President Rooseyelt's order, permitting
foreign vessels to engage In coastWise
trade throughout the Philippines, will re-
lieve Immediately the interinsular freight
situation as well as improve the supply
and lessen the cost Of rice. IN which ar.
tlcle q famine Is threatened The citil
commission Intends TO net nc once on the
presidents order hoping thereby TO pre-
vent suffering among the poor
agriculture IN the Islands, already I'M
paired on account OF the war. rinderpest
end the cholera, has been further Injured
~ locusts. The advent Of lucusts to-
gether with the fall in the price OF silver.
renders the business and Industrial pros
pect In the Philippines gloomy.
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rain King Edward ordered that the car
fiagcs be KEEP. open and Queen Alexandra
bowed and smiled from behind a small
umbrella
The scene at St Pnuls was more brilliant
than devotional All the officials present
wore their uniforms and their decorations.
creating a blaze Of glory seldom seen In
the cathedral King Edward was dressed
In the uniform OF "A field marshal and wore
the decoration Of the Order Of the Garter.
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RattIe h Maoedonia.

London, October 27.--A dispatch to the
Exchange Telegraph company from Con.
stantmoplc says It is reported that NJ
Iontchef, the Macedonian leader. was
hilled during a hght between Insurgents and
turkish troops ut point between Revre-
kop and Melnik, European Turkey The
the engagement