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animated Mr. Chamberlain in going to
South Africa The Irish viCeroy. proceed
ing then to deal with the land question as
the principal problem suggested that
sort Of round table conference Of repre-
sentdtives Of the landlords, tenants and
other interests In Ireland should be held
to endcuvor to arrive at a mutual under
good Of Ireland and the Increased happl-
ness of her people.
Whilst Lord Dudley was speaking at Bel
fast, John Redmond was making an equally
concillatory speech at a demonstration Of
the London branches of the Irish league, at
the suburb Of Bernondsey lie was in
tcnscly gratihed he said, to md. on re-
turning from the United States that the
political situation IN Ireland was more
hopeful than he had known II for twenty
FIVE years. While all rumors Of Irish
deals" with the government were untrue,
the political situation In Ireland had un-
dergone an extraordinary and radical
change, and he believed that no English
minister since the union had had such n
chance as the Irish secretary, George
WYndham, now had. The time had arrived,
MS 1t did in every struggle whom the com
bHtants we're grown tired Of the contest
ard were taking counsel as to whether II
could not he brought 10 n satisfactory end.
For the first time In Irish history the
majority of the landlords were speaking
words Of good sense Cancellation and
reason The tenants We're united and a
moderate and quite limited use OF the I'M
perial credit would enable settlement of
the land question to be brought about. At
the same time, concluded Mr.. Redmond
this would not affect the aspirations Of the
Irish people for home rule, and he warned
the government that X the last session s
land bills were re-lntroduced the Irish mem
bers would "hght them, line by line"
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THE KRUpp FUNERAL.
The Great Gun Maker viii b Bid
from the Old Home Place

'ACN'' wv Wv ' lNFllC fuSst
Berlin, November 24.-The funeral Z
Herr krupp will take place from the lla
old house where his father lived prt
while striving to cast the arst steel 10
Emperor William will attend the iurEi
The will of the deceased gunmaker, sew
Ing to a seml-authoritatly statement N
vides that the works shall not be rftazs
into n joint stock company under tEs1l'
five years. Meantime the revenues d y
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manufacturing plant which NJ, Saa'
amount to as much more las
The suicide theory has not YET Qv'ae
The Cologne Gazette says
whether he died Of shock aug 4
citcment and brooding over ne aasS
upon him or whether, adiudgllg l..
guilty, he took his own lie, are qus.-~
which, however answered ny lls ave-
ton itself. must halt at his aeala NJ,
The physicians who were N s,s-s ~
upon Herr Krupp have Drawn w ~ N.
ment which, for the present + seH w.. ss'l
but IL is understood that II aee''''. Z
died Of apopleXy, r.,,. r
1t appears that after hefr MVw
gained consciousness on Saturan H.
sisted on discussing with his soiiel.e, " Y
Kron, the prosecution Of the PAYER v
publishing accusations against wv
fbat tbot thereunon the stroke folloNrA
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DISTURBANCES IN HAVANA.
The Strike Stu ,tion Is Assuming Serious
Proportions.

The Strike Stu ation Is Assuming Serious
Proportions.
Havana, November 24-During demon.
stration in front Of the palace today Police
Captain Maso and two officers were wound
ed aud two strikers were killed. Two no
heemen and several strikers were also
wounded The strike became general TO-
day The conductors and motormen CON
tlnued working until 10 a. M. when Su.
perintendent Greenwood ordered suspen
sion. He had asked the civil governor for
protection, but the authorities were unable
10 protect the cars Several Of them were
wrecked and some motormen and con.
ductors were injured.
The men were willing 10 remain az r,ort,
but officials OF the company In order 10
pend. '''0 W GUS
The situation is grave. The police will
MAKE no arrests on account OF tho pro
nounced sympathy Of the mayor and ofber
CITY oHicials with the strikers. A mon 81
strikers drove the employees Of the western
railroad from the trains todny M broad
or meat IS on sale and a continuance Of the
strike viii cause much suffering m rho
poor. !" tue
Later, when the strikers became aisorder
W the mayor read the riot act and later
the police charged number Of men al
t9e slaughter house and injured several
The MAYOR gave full power to the ch,ef y,
police, who now has the situation under
S4htIoL l ne electric cars are again run
hlhs ana the mobs are being DISPERSED
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SUGAR BoUNTlEs ABOLISHED.
Secretary Chamberlain Speaks on In
Subject in Parliament

Secretary Chamberlain Speaks on the
Subject in Parliament.
London November "a After n lengthy
debate the house Of commons TODAY passed
a resolutions approving the action OF the
British government In signing the Brusse,s
sugar convention by 213 votes 10 1919
inc house itself ana the public galleries
were crowded Colonial Secretary Cham.
perlaln, who sails ON his mission To sonth
Africa ON November -, was Tho r.pt.r -
attraction, and he made the speecb ~ ~
opening session The possible attitude Of
the United states government I'm this n,,es-
lion entered largely into the debate Mir
lhomas shaw, liberal, maintained that IN
order 10 live up 10 the terms of rho 80, -
Nenton. Great Britain will he cor,noi1aI
70 ENFORCE the countcrvalllng duties again ~
me hiied states and Russia and with the
result thAt the West Indies Ooiid 10
robbed Of their hest customer. as tbc MI H.
Indian product '"' west
Mr., Chamberlain, who in rising 70 rota
MS last speech prior 20 his Soufb A s ,ia iNe
trip' was loudly cheered. deciero5' q IAN
Eteat Britain must carry out its sscs, Ia 10
TEN In It's own way without the SIR ~ .
reference to the opinion OF foreIeI, @Nrn-
tries. The abncgatiOn OF tbp ,o,tSS ''luil-
attitude at tho sugar copfere,,Scoo IiuInent s
would be q breach OF Interpotiorsi s o3'u
rue apoitloh OF the sugar boupttos 49,, ~
merely a matter Of common ipstlca WIS
NVsl lhuies' Whle, az the same time sncb
action restored the relations betvvee, ,n,,i
tai ana labor and production and oy ~ capl-
20 thelr natural phase He p,aintntmhs,
that even II the pecuuiarv sacrie,,a' "!ieu
those m Great Britain might mako In n.l,t
as q ra,ut more t9r their sugar were tvise
as great they stil were h1und * oLeHiiCs
the bounty and 20 relieve the WEE 'Doiisn
on tue ground or National honor ord NI is
'''e 10 "i parts NJ the empire. JUS
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TEXAS

]. G. Loving, FOR tweuty.seyau years sec
rotary OF the Cattle Raisers association, IS
dead at his home at Fort Worth.
James Gunter a cattleman, has filed a
petition In bankruptcy with liabilities cX-
ceedlng 100000.
The comptroller says there should be sew
eral changes IN the law regarding the tuXu-
ton Of property and the collection Of taxes.
The street fair Is drawing crowd to
Brennan despite the rain and bad roads.
There are 300 acres planted to cabbage
near Corpus Christi.
Prof. Sauderson OF A. and NJ. college has
issued an address on the Importance OF
continuing the fight on bugs
Bishop Hendrix dedicated the new Metho
diet church at Cameron.
The Virgil Gallaher matricide case ha.
been set for trial at san Antonio, Dccen
Der S.
John Cash was murdered ana robbed nea
Dallas.
Ripe strawberries will be shipped iron
Alvin this week
The l. and G n sprung a surprise by
aeclarng It wanted no one 70 have @ permi
30 bridge Brays bayou
The holders strike at Bcnumont Is ar
'ectine the oil men and causing consider
able Inconvenience
An important land case Is on ulal Ia th
Federal court at Beaumont
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HOUSTON

The city council at Us meeting yesterday
accepted plnus ror the now market reject.
cd the international ana Great Northern
railway tunnel proposition ana deferred ac.
ton on tho petition ot e.. G. Waller for an
electric road franchise,
The Royal Arch Mason.t committee on
work meets today at Masonic temple
The Harris county bar formulateN pc
tition for an additional ciyr district court
at a meeting Yesterday
The funeral Of Hon. James 4, p. Wilson
occurred yesterday afternoon,
Houstons merchants iu review Of the
Carnival pronounce Il n success.
"a Mckinney, colored, accused Of the
murder Of Fayetto Graves, was remandel
70 jan ID delanIt o. $500 bond.
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London Lawyer Brings 1t Against the
huntington Estate.

or and Hopkins, while constructing the
road, were Interested in certain construc-
tipn companies, particularly the Pacific I'm
provemcnt company, and used to make CON
tracts for the Central PacIdc company with
these construction companies 1t is
charged that In awarding contracts TO these
construction companies the awards were
frequently made AZ exorbitant rates and
the construction companies prohted unduly
thereby. 1t Is also alleged the whole or
greater part of the S3OOOO,OOO IN govern
ment bonds issued to aid IN the coustruc-
tion OF the Central Pacific railroad went
to the Big -Four.
While the amount sought to be recovered
is more than SlO0oOO,OO0, the plaintiffs
have NO information as to whether the
Huntington estate Is worth that much, but
similar suits may be brought against the
estates Of the others said to have been iu-
tercsted with Huntington In the construc-
ton Of the Central Pacific railroad
The third action, which has not yet been
brought but for which the papers have
been prepared and viii soon be filed, is nm
application In the supreme court for an
injunction TO prevent the Southern Pacific
i"'''"' '''"l''NS AA"lh it''''hlHN WIN tue
issue of is collateral per cent bonds based
upon the preferred stock of the Central
Pacific Railroad company Of Utah
1t is claimed the statute Of limitations
does not bar the proceedings Maxwell
Eyarts, attorney for the Southern Pacific
company, and Charles II Tweed, one of
the executors Of the Huntington estate,
were asked what they had 80 say as re-
CARDS the action, but refused 10 make any
comment friend Of Mr. Tweed, how
ever says the charge Is prepostcrous
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FoREIeN.

The funeral Of Herr Krupp will take
plare at the old home place. Emperor Will
liam viii attend.
The strike situation at Havana is as.
sumlng serious proportions. Two strikers
were Killed h a rlot
A suggestion comes from Germany that
Venezuela needs to he taught sharp les
son in international dealings.
serious riot occurred In Havana. In
which two strikers were killed and large
number of citizens and officers wounded.
John Redmond says the conditions ia Ire.
land are more hopeful than he has known
them for twenty five years.
General Emilio Nuue1 declares that Gu
bans are very friendly toward the United
States.
The British parliament hns abolished the
sugar bountles which affected West Indian
trhde.
The health Of the car Of Russla sim
attracts much attention In European cir.
cies.
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Germany and England Want Salts.
faction from Venezuela.
GREAT CAUSE FOR DECIDED ACTION
Venezuela Owes Beth European Nations
Reparstion for Damages Done to
Citizens OF Those Countries.

Cologne, November 24.-In an evidently
inspired note the Cologne Gazette Of today
says England should certainly teach
Venezuela sharp lesson, since President
Castro refuses to recognize the demands
Of justice and equity Germany ana other
states have also serious grounds Tor COM
piant, and fl is time the relations of voue-
auell toward foreign powers should be de-
6ned,"
Washington, November "a The state do.
partmcut is thoroughly well informed Of
the length to which Great Britain. Ger
many and other European powers propose
to go m their dealings with Venezuela.
Great EHtan and Germany have, ln fact,
sounded the department 20 learn whether
amy objections would 0c made TO active
measures on tdcir part to secure the coll
lection uf debts due their ctiacns on 1e
count OF violated concessions and tue de-
strucuon of property incident 10 the I'M
tynsl disseusi0ns whicn nave ragged In
Nonc2acla for several ycurs past. The dee
purtmcut hd8 Been extremely cautious iu
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WEATHER INFORMATION.



Washington, November "A. East Texas
Cooler Tuesday. except fair In the north
west portion Wednesday, fair; fresh 10
brisk Winds on the coast, becoming north.
Alabama, Mississippi and LouislIua-Ra.u
and colder Tuesday, Wednesday, fair (;
fresh winds. becoming nlrtheastJrIy
New MeNico-Fatr Tuesday aud Wcdnos-
day.
West Texas-Fair Tuesday, warmer In the
Panhandle. Wednesday, fair.
Oklahoma and Indian Torritory-Falr and
colder Tuesday. Wednesday, fair and
warmer.
Arkansls-Tair in the west. rain In the
central and east portions Tuesdly; colder.
Wednesday, fair aud WARMER
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A NEW INVASION CHECKED.

Willemstadt, Curacao November GA
new invasion Of Venezuela from Colombia
occurred recently when 1900 revolutIonlsts,
Venezuelan and Colombian, liberated, as
the result OF the surrender OF General
rribeUrlbe aud commanded by Generals
Rnurel Garhrias and Esplrtu Santo Mo.
ralcs entered Venezuelan territory. On
Saturday last after severe encounter at
Las Dantas with Venezuelan troops com
mnnded by President Castro's brothers, the
rrvolutiOulsts were checked Colombia Is
generally regarded TO be innocent OF the
movement. though some Insist that Co
lombia is responsible.
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SUMMARY OF THE news.
7oday's Weather
Colder.
DOMESTIC.
Colder


Conferences will be held in New York
snd Washington to decide what can e
done for the independent coal operators.
John Dillon. the Irish leader, is still very
III In Chicago.
A bad wreck occurred on the Southern
Railway near spantansburg. S. c.
Colonel Ochitrees condition has not
changed materially.
A London lawyer has preferred claim
for yl0o,OOo00O against the c. P. Hunting
ton estate.
Hartman and Hawley have attacked
George Gould and Il IS probable there will
be a rupture In the community Of interest
plan Of operating roads.
The National Federation Of Labor will
send a representative to Austin during the
legislature.
There is a strike Of carpenters at Lake
Charles caused by the employment Of his
son by foreman.
In a Frisco wreck at pealey l. r, two
were killed and seven seriously Injured
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Neoroeg eoing to Li5s1a'

Savannah, Ca. November :, ca.r
Hummer. agent Of the Lioerial ~ ",
ton society of Birmingham 4, Na
ranging for the sailing from tcoiopisii Z
January 20, next Of 500 hes1V
Liberia. ..4,h he q,
Flurnmer went to Liberia WIZ ~ l M y
on the steamship Lorada ana ~ !, yiiA
fully So per cent OF the nesIvv rS,,6Ip 81
that steamer and on the s, ,ssir nts y
are perfectly satisfied win tnsH
and surroundings.
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MR. eoRe,s srArEMENT.
He Pays a High Tribute 70 His Dead
Wre's Character.

San Francisco. Cal, November 81
Thomas Sinclair Gore former husband OF
Mrs Gore. who recently met with a tragic
death In Paris, made a statement for pub.
MStlon today, IA which he paid high
tribute TO his former wlfe's character lie
explained that their divorce was brought
about by the womans fonduess for music.
AIRS Gore ahseptlng herself from home Tor
months &C time for the purpose OF seek,
ing q musical education They finally
agreed 20 separate she sued for a divorce
and he dd not contest and gave her half
OF his fortune.
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COMMERCIAL.

Cotton values took sharp upward turn
on account Of weather conditions In the
South ana heavy buying
The grain market was very irregular
wheat and corn scoring decline, while
oats and provisions made blight advances
The stock market was irregular lending
stocks opening lower Inter becoming
strong followed by reaction and closing
weak
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A SHARP LESSON is NEEDED.

dealing with these inquiries but the sub
stance OF It's replies IN all cases Inns been
set out In the declaration OF President
Roosevelt that the United states did not
construe the Monroe doctrine to mean that
It should shelter any Of the American
republics against the results Of their own
mlsdeeds or violations Of international
amity The only exception was that amy
punishment Indicted must not include the
aelzure OF any Amerlcnn soil
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Duke Michael and the latters demon.
strative public appearances Persons know.
ing the ear assert that it he were forced
to choose between the throne and domestic
happiness he would abdicate.
Inc acceptance OF the lucrative hut I'm
portant, enthusiastically of Apanagcs bv
the cars bosom friend, Prince OblcGsRv.
is Interpreted as going to cover" bcroi a
possible changes which might destroy tue
value of his personal Influence
In any case. the m'ulstgs's denart,, n
from LvidIa possibly indicates that the
crisis Is present
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An Exile from Home.

San Jose,C. r.. November 49, II
Igleslas. former president Of cOs'' =
sailed last night for New orlsanS 1,
Since the revolutionary oulpIea Nv,
last MAY his life has been maus M
able. He has been subiecte1 % l .,5i,,
the press. and has been watched e''DN
ally by the police.
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WASHINGTON.

Congressman are now getting into town
and the republicans are consulting the
president.
The message will contain nothing anent
tarin revision unless some action can be
had at the short session
The Spanish war claims commission has
Announced the basis upon which awards
will be made.
President Roosevelt is putting on the
finishing touches TO his message,
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EFFORTS FoR ooNcluArloN

Hopeful Feeling. ''0
LONDON, November "a Speeches urn,,,
WEI, were nell'ered today ly Earl Dudley M ~
Jew ,es '0ra lieutenant Tor Ireland ana NV
sonn Redmond the Irish leader ny, ~
soDDs., much comment as strisinr ~ NOV
nopeiu, note OF Cancellation In the rr,ss
S ~. The earl Of Dudley. aecomn ,a1,'
ied oy the countess, was makins 80 pau e..,
cisl yisit 70 Belfast and. in renly - IN. ~.
speeches delivered at his reeeDt,or y o'ueF
slstsa iaet he hsa come 60 iysis,a ue.
'As 'aAs ap'Fit Of impartial lseuiry tss t
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Buenos Ayres. November a'--A
suit Of the strikes which have aIy'' y,
the government has issued a deeiSs. r 4
fishing martial law IN this gS lr
throughout the provinces Of BaeAs =
and Santa Fe.
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French Mining Strike End'a,

Clermont, France, November ~.
strike Of the coal miners in t a.s, q.
Is terminated and the troops '''
WithdraW n.
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General Ohaeruations

Observations takon by the United states
weather bureau NJ $ p, IN, seventy dftA
meridian time
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What to Do Until tho Doctor Arrives

conc Of my children was taken with
$ r. Elaec, Of M0nett No II teIephonSd
for doctor, then gave a dose OF cham.
horlain's Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy, and a few minutes later a second
dose Before the doctor came the child
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SPORT.

Charles Frank and associates are pushing
tho organization Of the new Southern
league.
Bad weather materially mtcrfcrcd with
the races at Bcnnmgs
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Meet your friends At tho coney Island,

once customer always customer a
she Coney Island.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-08
CHA CITY PLACERS.

A company is being organized to work the Gila City placer grounds The company will be composed of San Francisco, Los Angeles and Arizona capitalists.
 These gold fields are well known to mining men in this vicinity, says the Yuma Sentinel, having been worked on small scale by banning for the past twenty-five years, during which time several million dollars worth of gold have been extracted. They have been worked in recent years by Mexicans and Indians, who can make a dollar a day banning gold, but are now almost exhausted for working in a small way and the new company proposes to work them on such a large scale as to ex- tract the gold at a minimum expense They propose to take water from the Cha river and pipe it from a reservoir to the fields. The fall will give the water grc at pressure. The opening uI of this property will stimulate mining In this district, where there are a num- Der of other placer claims awaiting de velopment.