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Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-06
One MILLION ARE STARVING
First Estimnte OF Distress in China
is Said 10 BE
Correct.

HONG KONG. June 5.-The estimate Of
Governor Wong of Kwang 81 province that
over 100000 natives are Starving In that
province is pronounced here to be approx
mately correct.
The distress OF certain districts Is more
acute. Children and women are freely
offered for sale. The rice harvest promises
well. but it will not be available for from
four to six weeks.
Extensive relief operations will be diff
cult without foreign supervision, which
will be hard to obtain in Kwang 81. AS
sistance has been sent to that province
from Hong Kong and Canton. but the
funds available are becoming exhausted.
The Hong Kong committee will welcome
subscriptions. The newly appointed viceroy
of Canton, Tsui Chaus Suen, is Fastening
his journey to his post because Of the
serious conditions in Kwang 81 province.
The population of Kwang 81 is largely
agricultural
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-06
MERRY TELLS HOW 1T WAS DONE
Says Nicaragua Rebellion Was soon
Suppressed When Boats Were
Brought.

WASHINGTON, June 5.-Under date of
MPy ls Minister Merry reports TO the State
department by mail the suppression of the
rebellion IN Nicaragua, He says the re-
bellion lasted two months. the government
being unable during that time to oomba I
the rebels, who possessed the only steamer
on Lake Lucaragua and held the islands
In the lake. Finally the government had
several boats carried by rail over 10 the
lake and made short work OF the insurrec-
tio7.
To pay the soldiers the government made
a forced loan, amounting TO over SO. OOl
in American money, raising the most OF
this where ne rebellion had been strongest
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-06
COURT SELECTS A DOCTOR
Fight Between Mother and wife of
Invalid IL settled In This
Manner.

PARIS June 5-The question involving
the coptrol Of John c. Breckenridge, the
wealu -'oung Californian, came up in
court IN, today. The court, after re-
ceivint NcfZ # Of the committee OF
three meo. " .. Il. appointed May 30 to
examine Mr.. ~ ge. decided on the
removal OF the Ia the hotel here,
where he has been treatment
from doctors and nurse. ted by his
mother, Mrs. Frederick Shb. n
The exclusive control, direction and treat
ment Of Mr.. Breckenridge were confined to
DR.. Motet specialist. The decision of the
court recited Mr.. Breckenridge condition
specifying the injuries TO his back which
resulted from his jumping out OF a window
The court did not decide whether Mrs
Sharon or Mrs. John Breckenridge. wife OF
the invalid, should superintend his treat.
ment, DR.. Motet being the courts selection
without prejudice to either. The lunacy
proceedings brought against Mr. Brecken-
ridge by Mrs. Sharon will be heard later.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-06
CONFERENCE is STILL GOING
BIacksmiths and Union Pacific Prob
ably VIII settle Matters bV
Monday.

The blacksmiths win not complete their
negotiations for a settlement with President
Burt and Superintendent McKeen OF the
Union Pacific today and possibly not until
Monday afternoon, according to the state
ment of the men last night.
I'VE are getting along splendidly. hav-
ing no friction. but our scale is a compli-
Gated one and necessarily requires more
time to review and adjust than those Of
the maohlnists and boiler makers" said
]. W. Kline Of the blacksmiths confer
ence committee.
The men are well pleased with the prog
ress of affairs and have no doubts OF a
satisfactory settlement by Monday. Pres
ident John slocum of the International
Brotherhood Of Blacksmiths is still here
at the conference.
II was understood yesterday from sources
outside of the shopmen that when matters
are adjusted with the blacksmiths the
carpenters scale will be taken up and
changed in some respects. Early in the
progress of the strike the carpenters be-
came dissatisfied with their schedules and
had some little difficulty. but finally de-
cided not to remain on strike. Most of
them have been working by the piece since
that time. Just what changes are to be
made is not known at present.
President Ed Kennedy of the boiler
makers. who have settled with the com
pany and gone back TO work, most of
them, said concerning the terms of their
agreement:
Il think we got a good settlement with
the company, fair to both sides. and l
think the machinsts came out well also.
There was considerable apprehension over
the disposition of the nonunion men, but
think that question need give no further
concern TO the unionists for 1t will very
readily adjust itself. | look for no trouble
on that score whatever. II all the men
go back to work believe they will very
soon see that that is not the bugaboo It is
represented to be-
The new shops certainly are great. II
is pleasure to work in them, with all
their new and modern machinery"
Many OF the boilermakers and machinists
aud helpers who had left the city to work
elsewhere during the pendency of the
strike are returning to resume their places
! In the shops The men believe that by the
fine the sixty-day limit expires nearly
all the men viii have returned.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-06
JET CASE COMES UP MONDAY
Man Found who Has Nerve Enough
to Accept once of
Coroner.

JACKSON, KY. June 5.-Until the trial
OF Jett and white, which will be COM
menced Monday. the men viii occupy sep
arate cells. They had Peen in the same
cell since the first night after their incar-
ceration here. On request OF d. d. Hurst,
Mrs. Marcum's father Attorney General
Bard applied to Judge Redwine for the or
der, which was granted.
After the lapse OF many months Jackson
is 10 have a coroner, Berry May having
been appointed today. No inquests have
been held here in over year. magistrates
not caring 10 oficiate. Berry May is the
man who has enough courage to undertake
the duties OF coroner.
Robert Rose was elected coroner two
years ago, but soon resigned.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-06
VIII Take No More German Business

BERLIN. June 5.-The Equitable Life
Assurance society of New York has given
notice TO the government that It will stop
taking fresh business in Germany June 80.
This step was due to the fact that under
the new imperial insurance law companies
must conform TO its provisions or retire.
The Equitable. with other American COM
panies, was excluded from doing business
in Prussia in 1895 and has been operating
in some of the German states, notably the
Hanseatic territory. The imperial law EN-
braces all the states. Several British and
two Scandinavian companies also viii
withdraw from Germany June 30.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-06
MORE LIBERTY is PROMISED
Governor of Cape Colony Says that
He Hopes Soon TO Relax
Restrictions.

CAPETOWN, June 5.--The governor OF
Cape Colony, Sir Walter Hutchinson.
opened parliament today. In his speech
he said he hoped shortly TO be able to relax
the remaining restrictions on liberty in
consequence of the success which had at
tended the policy of peace and reconcile
alton.
All classes were settling down to ordi-
nary life. The present session was called
10 ratify the customs convention drawn up
at Bloemfontein and to sanction the con-
struction of several new railroads. with
the continuance of the present buoyancy OF
the revenue the Increased expenditure would
not involve additional taxation.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-06
SHAKE HANDS WHILE DYING
Marshal and Texas had Man Have n
Fat@I Duel and ByAthnder Also
Catches Shot.

Ell PASO, Tex, June 1.-Two men are
dead and one is dying as the result of an
other Texas duel last night at Eagle Lake,
when Marshal Kinard and William Mellow
shot each other to death. and Pierce Ham
mond. a bystander, received a mortal
wound. Kinard was trying 10 quiet Nc
Dow. Mellow shot Kinard and as he fell
Kinard shot McDow, the latter saying as
he fell: I'VE are both done for, let US
be friends" They then shook hands and
died
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-06
WRECK VICTIMS RECOVERING
Those Not killed Outright at stIIweII
Have Prospect of speedy
Restoration.

KANSAS CITY, June 5.-All the injured
in yesterdays train wreck at Stllwell
Kan, are doing well. A. l.. Sellers. aged
Is. Of North Manchester, Ind, whose right
arm was broken. scalp cut and ribs crushed
be slow.
One OF the tramps killed on the blind"
baggage was Frank Hoover OF Steuben-
Vile. o. The other tramp probably never
will be identified. The student killed was
Carlos Fajardo. son Of the mayor Of Ponce.
p. r.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-06
CHARGES ARE NOT SUSTAINED
Legislator Says He Was Approached
by Bribers, but Can NOt
Prove It.

TORONTO, June 5.-The commission
which investigated the charges made by
Mr.. Carney, the member of the legislature.
who alleged that he had been approached
by parties representing the liberal govern
ment and offered a bribe Of $4,000 II he
its report.
charges stand disproved by the great
body of evidence which appears TO be more
accurate and creditable than that adduced
in support thereof"
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-06
WILL HELP ST. LOUIS FAIR
japanese Diet and Brazilian Govern
ment Both Inclined to Make
Appropriations.

WASHINGTON, June 5.-Mr. Wilson, sec
retary of legation at Toxic, has notified
the secretary of state that the Japanese
Diet has appropriated 100000 yen for the
st. Louis exposition.
Minister Thompson cabled that the presi-
dent Of Brazil asked the legislature for
$4,000 for the St. Louis exposition, and
that the appropriation probably will be
made.
ROME, June 5-The government has in
formed the United States ambassador that
II will need about 1900 square meters Of
space for it's exhibit at the ST. Louis expo
sition. Besides a display of art Industries,
a collection Of mineral products will be
shown.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-06
Movements of Ocean Vessels June D

At New York-sailed: Manitou, for Lon
don; CymTic, for Liverpool Arrived
FueTst Bismarck, from Hamburg; Weimer
and Perugia. from Naples
At Liverpool-Sailed: Englishman, for
Portland; Winifredian, for Boston; Cedric,
for New York, via Queenstown. Arrived:
Armenian, from New oYrk
At London-Arrived: Montevidean. from
Montreal Sailed: Arcadian, for Montreal
Al Plymouth-Arrived: Blucher, from
New York
At H4yre-Arrived; La Gascogne. from
New York.
Al Gibraltar-Arrived; Trojan Prince,
from Palermo, for New York.
At Southampton-Sailed. Auguste Vic
toria, from Hamburg, for New York. via
Cherbourg.
At Brow Head-Passed. Campania from
New York, for Queenstown and Liverpool
Celtic. from New York, for Queenstown and
Liverpool
Al Queenstown-sailed Mayhower, from
Liverpool for Boston. Arrived; Campania.
from New York. for Liverpool and pro-
Ceed0u
Al .he Lizard-Passed: staatendam.
from New York. for Boulogne and ROttsr-
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-06
rMentr Jews Arrested.

TRIPOLI. North Africa, June 5.-Twenty
Jews, comprising a specially appointed COM
mission, have been arrested and impris
oned for refusing to comply with the gov
ernor generals order 10 assess the Jewish
community for a military exemption tax.
The commission claims that the extreme
poverty OF the Jews renders the payment
OF the tax imposed nearly impossible. The
Jews have suspended all business as a
protest against the governments action.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-06
KILLED BY HER STEPSoN
Tragedy for which There Is No ES-
PLANTATION Occurs In In
diana Town.

LOOGOOTEE. Ind. June 5.-Mrs. Addie
Lyons. wife of Joseph Lyons OF Kileon,
was shot and instantly killed by her step
son last night.
The young man escaped and search il
being made for him. He recently re-
turned from a long stay in California. No
cause is known for the crime
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-06
LeGisIature ia TO Dissolve.

VICTORIA, b. c.. June 5.-The British
Columbia legislature will be dissolved this
afternoon. The estimates were passed
Yesterday Premier Mcbride has selected
four members Of his cabinet as follows
A. E. McPhillips. Victoria, attorney gen
eral; r. G. SOllean. minister OF mines;
r. G. Tatlow, Vancouver, minister OF I'm
ance; and Charles Wilson, president Of the
council. Premier Mcbride viii take the
portfolio Of chief commissioner Of lands and
works
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-06
TWELVE YEARS FOR MURDER
Sentence Imposed Upon Man who
Kills Society Leader in
Havana.

HAVANA, June 5.-Augustine Menondez.
member OF one of the first families OF Ha-
vana, has been sentenced to twelve years
in prison for the murder of Gregoria Alta
zarra, after a quarrel in a cafe.
Altazarra was a leader in society, and
under the administration OF Governor Cen
eral Wood was practically the master OF
ceremonies at the palace.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-06
Plague of LOeusts,

ST. PETERSBURG. June 5.-The Trs.ls-
caspian territory is threatened with serious
famine In consequence OF the plague OF To-
Gusts. The pests have appeared IN such
myriads that Il Is impossible 20 protect the
grain and fruit crops from their ravages-
Famine already prevails In Turkestan-
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-06
HnnoIuIu DruKstst KIna HImseIG.

HONOLULU. June S-CBy Pacific Cable)
e n Newman a druggist formerly Of
Ithaca. n, Y. committed suicide yester-
day by shooting. He was In financial trou-
hlA
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-06
CONDITION OF THE WEATHER

Forecast for Nebraska-Fair in North.
Showers in South Portion Saturday; sun
day Fair and Warmer.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-08-21
Local NesOS

Two houses for rent. Apply TO NJ.
L. Wallace. 2a0
Col. A. NJ. Rhodes went to Marlin
yesterday.
J. @. Oltorf Of Marlin is among
the fair visitors.
d. NJ. Doyle OF Nayasota, left yes
terdAy for Palestine.
q. ;. wilkerson Of Navasota was
In the city yesterday.
Lee Neblett Of Waco, was visit
or 10 the city yesterday
Mrs w r. Ford returned yester-
day after y visit 10 Whitney
Oscar Halt was here from Hous-
ton yesterday attending the fair.
;. +. Cayitt Of Wheelock has been
spending several days In the city.
J. II. Stoncham Of Stoaoham,
Grimes county, was here yesterday.
Mrs. T. y. johnson aud daughter
returned yesterday from visit 10
Houston.
Mrs Eroellch Of Navasota, Is
the guest Of her daughter, Mrs. Geo.
w. Winter.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-08-21
TEXTILE MERGER.
Southern Mills Combine as the South.
ern Textile Company.

New orleans. Aug. 2o.-The organi-
ration of the southern Textile Cotton
company. a combination OF southern
cotton yarn mills. has been practically
completed. and the mills will soon b.
taken over. This is the largest cotton
merger that has ever taken place. ami
II has attracted a great deal q atten-
ton In the cotton world Various sto-
ries have been printed about IL from
time ~ time. but the promoters re-
fused 20 make any statement or give
out any details until an arrangements
were oompl-ted.
The firm NJ Buck & Pratt - New
York cry were the original p-omot-
era
~ Colonel Samuel ~ Buck IL now
In the city, be was asked about the hig
comhine. he said that the Southern
Textile company was capitalized a
$4,000. 900 financed entirely IN New
York. n was organized 90 take over
about seventy cotton yarn mills lncat-
- In the states ~ North Carolina.
Georgia. Mississippi Alabama ani
Tennessee.
The min owners win b. raid 20
per cent cash md tHe b1laura On pre-
fcrred stock % the company. pariid-
patinE in thn holding ~ the common
stock said Colonel Buck.
~Thls is NOT 20 combination thnt can
be- diguincd hy the name 81 trust be-
cause ihe control ~ the mills remains
90 the hands ~ the original owners.
they being a majority 90 the voting
stock
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-08-21
= NEGRO INTRUDER.
He Is Discovered In the H,rre Of a
Lady Near Dcnison.


Denison. Tex. Aug 20 Mrs James
Holder. who resides three miles west
81 Denison. discovered "a negro man
concealed IN her room about n O'CLOCK
M night. Mr. Holder was absrn. from
home, having gone 90 Indian Territory
on business Mrs Holder and hel
brother. Earl Anderson. boy sixteen
years Of age. were in the house Young
Anderson was sick ln bed. Mrs HOLD
er went 90 her room and. after rcfir-
Ing heard some one under her bed
she was badly frightened. and av
quietly on the bed for some time. de-
batting what Co 90 Finally the man
under the bed crawied out. A. De dli
so. Mrs Holder discovered him 90 b.
burly negro She SCREENED To-
help and her brother rushc. GO her
assistance
Tho negro ran cut ~ the house. m a
after going distance of about 200
f0et turned and hred his pistol at tho
house He then RON down the road TO-
ward pcnison and after going o. short
d.sfarca further turned again aud
fired at thc Holder homestead.
Tho ncivhbHrs were aroused ana
made selnh f1r the negro. bot ht
hll disappeared
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-08-21
DANSBY & DANSBY.
TELEPHONE ia.

Miss Ivy Carnes left yesterday
for Alpine, Texas, 10 visit relatives.
II. +. l.. Upchurch of Pankey,
was among the visitors 10 the city
yesterday.
Mrs. Chas. : Gamer OF Millicau,
is here visiting relatives and attend
Ing the fair.
Fresh shipment Of Nunneliy's
flne candies just received by express
by Howell Bros. 20
Mrs. Della Mcmillan returned to
Houston yesterday after visit 10
Mrs. Joe h. Reed.
Mrs. John II. Royder and George
Royder OF Wellborn, were visitors
10 the city yesterday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Eugene G. Blake are
here from Houston visiting relatives
and attending the fair.
Mrs. b. NJ. MaIet Of Paukey, was
among the Grimes county excursion.
lists 10 the fair yesterday.
Mrs Nal Webb aud children re-
turned home to Fl Paso yesterday
after q visit 10 Mrs. W. II Webb.
Mrs. sam Levy and Mrs. Gus Miller
returned 90 Navasota yesterday
aftera visit TO Mrs. John Il. Mike.
Today will witness the close Of the
third annual Central Texas Fair.
Let everybody attend and make Il
a rouslng success.
Fred Woods, II. r. Lewis, {. l..
Glass aud ; J. Adams were among
those here from Hearne yesterday
attending the fair.
Mrs. John q. Tabor aud Mr.. Rod
ney Tabor are here from Houston
VISITING relatives.
r. n Claridge Of Palestine was
here yesterday visiting the fair and
for the Palestine Carnival
SEPTEMBER, "a, Il aud IS
The little daughter Of Mr.. aud
Mrs. J. d. Castles of Tabor, fell IN
the grand stand az the fair grounds
aud fractured one arm.
The Eagle was informed yester-
day by Mr.. Thompson, manager Of
Prof. Morris, that the accident to
the latter was not caused by the
wind, but by some one holding on
TO safety rope and throwing the
balloon into tho grand stand. Prof.
Morris had three ribs broken aud his
head and one shoulder injured. He
was resting as we'll as could be ex-
pected when last heard from.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-08-21

Mrs. l.. c. MENDOZA has returned
from n visit 10 Dallas.
Mayor Dryden Of Marlin wa in
the city yesterday.
Capt. +. h. Seay Of Madisonyille
was In the city yesterday.
Or. +. &. Foster 81 Novasota was
here yesterday attending the fair.
DR.. j. Zulch, Dan McIver and Joe
Batson were here from Madison
county yesterday.
BE sure 10 call al our exhibit at the
fair aud &c. beautiful souvenir.
20 Clarke * Fountain.
Mrs. II. II. Chatham OF Houston
Is here visiting Mrs. W, n. oliver.
She is accompanied by her little
daughter.
The ladies riding and driving con-
test will take place az the fair this
afternoon Immediately after the
races.
The dolores people will have an
opportunity TO see Will Pickett ride
aud throw two wild steers with his
teeth at the fair grounds this after
noon.
Special arrangements have been
made by the fair management for a
balloon ascension az the fair grounds
this afternoon at O'Clock by col
ored aorouaut.
There was private selling oftown
lots at Trice last Thursday. Busi-
ness lots sold from siO0 90 $50.
Twenty-seven lots were sold. The
auction sale will be on the 27lh.-'
Navasota Examiner.
DIR. Plots Of Pankey will COM
menced drilling an oil we'll near
Lamb Springs this week. The Doc
ter is working Ia the interest Of the
Douglas oil company Of Pcnnsylva-
mia.
For Sale or Reut-On account of
leaving Bryan new 3 room house,
large cistern aud every convenience,
alse fine piano. furniture odd house
hold requisites for sale. Hilton Bros
d Co. 2g5
Mr.. T. Graham. director OF the
Texas agricultural exhibit tor the
state worlds fair commission. is here
taking in the fair and wants 20 SCI
cure BRACES county's magnificent
agricultural exhibit as a starter for
the great Texas agricultural exhibi,
at the worlds fair at 81. Louis next
year. Mr.. Graham says some eX-
hibits have been received from diff
ferent localities, but that this is the
first county exhibit he has tried 10
secure. He thinks II a magnificent
one, and says II he secures ii he will
feature II good deal IN his general
exhibit and make IL worth o great
deal to Brazos county.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-08-21
THE KIoNAPpERs CAPTURED.


Fort smith Ark Aug William
Hicks ana bis wife the supposed lead
trs 81 the hand ~ eight negroes who
are accused ~ kidnapping white g.rl
of Fort Gibson. { T. have been cape
tured and LODGED n Iau here New.
has been received of Che capture o..
no me other member % the band q
party OF farmers who aromptci to
rescue the rirl was fred uron by m
negroes. and one OF their number. d
man named Pate. was killed. Tho
Hicks woman clllms that the girl is
her daughter
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-08-21

Wen irive into ysur gutter
And deliver At yonr door,
A finer grade Of butter
Than you ever ate before.
Wen also bring a chunk OF cheese
ThAtIl make you long for morei
We aim the splcure 10 please,
with iooshsome bits galore.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-08-21

Seymoui. Tex Aug 20 At the clos.
Of one of the most oppresslyely hot
aftruoons 81 the season. Seymour was
visited by vsriiahle electrical storm,
accompanied by considerable wind and
q fnc refreshing rain The wind ala
some little damage In town. destroying
several barns ana outhouses. The tel
ephone wires are down. and no reports
have as yet come In from other parts
u the county.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-08-21
HAT. O. SCHEDULE.
LAG. N. SCHEDULE.

SOUTH HOUND TRAINs
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-08-21

Washington. Aus go The state de-
pertinent hos received the following
,nblegrm from samuel Magili Unit q
States consul az famuco. Mex.
Strong hurricane Tor twelve hours:
mulch damage Co property"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-08-21
Office Hours Bryan Postoiiice.

WEEK DAYs:-General Delivery,
Registry and Money order business
opens at sa. m. and closes at p. m.
Mails for midnight trains are clos
ed at bpm.
SUNDAY Hours: -Open at 1880 to
II a. m. and from i:I5 TO 4:E p. m
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-08-21
TURKISH SITUATION.
insimsted That European Powers Will
Act In Concert 18Th Russia.

Paris. Aug 90 o, iias been learned
IN official quarters ,has che action 81
IuS,.a DO ofdflins a naval squadron
20 Turhah waters may be speedily
followed by lmnSuant ialat naval be-
iipn on the rnn - the powers Com
Wunirations ate ~ pre- ont being ov-
changed between m powers relative
10 a Joint naval demonstration before
Sa'onica. Tho nnal determination ~ ,
depend largely up4n Russia. bat N s.
JOINT demo stiatl4n D. drcfmluo }
uion. the fleets ~ France and Austrif
will certainly cooperate. and Il h.
probable The fleets ~ ull the European
powers having Turkish interests. ex.
rept possibly. Germany. which
throuhout, has not favored taking en-
ergeilc steps against Turkey. wli take
part In the demonstratlrn
Turkey regards the action n Rufr
ana Austria IN compelling the poit
TO Institute reforms as m inierven.
ton which. TO quote a high Turkish
oiiicial. has already had th- eject o.
encouraging the rioters. Who win b.
further encouraged by the dispatch
OF the warships Of Russia and Italy"
Insurgents Warning 20 Railroads.
Vienna. Aug. 20.-n telegram from
BORA Snrnfon. the active leader Of
the Macedonian insurgents. 10 ths
management Of the Oriental railroads.
II published here Safafon says that
the general stan Of the revolutionary
committee Of Mecaionia and Adrian
ople announces that IN consequence OF
the rising OF the Christian population
81 Macedonia FOR liberation from Turk
ish rule they will necessarily have 70
commit outrages on railways" and
he begs the management. from hu-
name considerations. 10 accept no pas
sengers. In order that there may be no
unnecessary sacrifices 10 daplore."