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New-York tribune., 1905-10-21
PARSONS PARK HEAD.
Mayor Makes Temporary Appoint
ment of Landscape Architect.

Mayor Mcclellan has appointed Samuel Par
sons. jr, the landscape architect Of the Depart
ment of Parks, acting commissioner Of the de-
partment, to fill temporarily the place made Ta-
cant by the death Of Mr.. Pallas. Mr.. Parsons
accepted the temporary appointment on condi-
ton that he should be restored to his profess
sional duties before next January.
The Mayor, in his letter, comPHmented Mr..
Parsons who was appointed landscape architect
by Mr.. Low, at the beginning OF his admins
tratiOn, and has been held over ever since The
Mayor said he regretted TO take Dir. Parsons
from his professional work ito one less con-
genial but hoped he would accept. pending
the consideration Of TT successor to Mr.. Palzas.
Mr.. Parsons has just completed the plans for
a / 400 acre park for the city Of San Diego, Cal.
He is a graduate Of Sheffield Scientific School
at Yale and born and reared in New-York
City. He was associated for a long time with
Calvert VauX. the original designer OF Central
Park and later was appointed Superintendent
of Parks. which Office ne held for fifteen years.
resigning TO go into business. At the beginning
of Mr.. Lows administration he accepted The
newly created Office OF landscape architect.
New-York tribune., 1905-10-21

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New-York tribune., 1905-10-21
NO DEATHS IN 8 DAYS.
Progress in Eradicating NerO-Or-
leans FeUer Becomes Manifest.

New-OrIeans, Oct 20.-For the third day in sue
cessbn and for the fifth time since the fever
appeared here there have been deaths record
ed which proves that the figures are true and
not the result Of failure to report cases. A cool
spell prevailed here this afternoon. but there are
no indications of frost In tRking the new cases
in groups Of fve days is able to see how
much progress has been made in eradicating the
fever. The highest number for five days IN
the period ending August Is, when there were
33s cases 1t steadily declined until 1t reached 1Ts
when there began rapid decline TO 1872 then 122
then, 10s then 81. and for the five days ending
Friday there were only IS cases and four deaths.
On October 90 1873, there were ~ deaths
New-York tribune., 1905-10-21
IN THE RERKsHlREs.

tBy Telegraph TO The 1tlbuhe-I
Lenox Mass. Oct. 20.-Ar. and Mrs George
Westinghouse win close Er~sine Park on Novem-
Der l. and on November 10 viii sail from New
York for England They will Fpeno the winter n
London and Paris.
C L Wetherbee Of New-York. has been elected
President Of the wyanteuuck Golf Club.
Samuel Hll, who has been at the hotel since
closing his cottage started to-day for washing
ton
Hugh Gurney. first secretary OF the British En-
bRsEy, WIN 20 10 Washington tomorrow.
Baron Karl Won Gisl-ra VIII also leave Lenox
Tomorrow for the capital
The Rev. and Mrs. Charles O. Arnold have re-
turned TO Lenox after spending several months
oz the Continent
New-York tribune., 1905-10-21
THE NELSON CENTENARY.
Great Preparations to Honor Mem
Org of England's Hero.

London, Oct 20-The national celebrations in
honor of Lord Nelson the hero Of Trafalgar, which
will culminate in ceremonies at the Nelson Monu-
ment tomorrow the centenary of the hero's death,
were ushered in tonight by dinner at Fish
mongers' Hall Baron Hayashi, the Japanese Min
lister; Lord Strathcona and Mount Royal. the High
Commissioner of Canada: Lord Brassey and rep
resentatves of all classes especially OF the army
any navy, were present. Lord Brassey presented
to the F1shmongers company piece Of oak from
Nelson's flagship. the Victory.
A telegram was received from Admiral Togo ex-
pressing 'our ever increasing admiration for and
devotion to the great admiral Baron Hayasht
said that Lord Nelson's memory was as much re-
vered in the japanese navy as II was in that Of
Great Britain.
The Nelson column IN Trafalgar Square has been
decorated by the Navy League and around its base
Will be arranged floral tributes sent from all parts
Of the empire. From the Top Of the column Will
wave numerous flags and the signal. England e1-
poets every man TO do his duty" AL the ehurches
Sunday viii hold memorial services
Among the kilograms received is one from Ad-
Guiding with the words These hundred years
have only made his glory brighter.
The Nelson Centenary Exhibition VIII De opehe0
The Victory. which is lying at Portsm0uth VIII VII
be Illuminated tomorrow night, and all BRUSH
warships will parade their crews.
London, Oct. 2.-Au this mornings newspapers
give space to memorial articles, poems, etc. the
Nelson centenary The Standard" prints several
hitherto unpublished letters of Lord Nelson.
New-York tribune., 1905-10-21
REo,IEsTs IN MURPHY WILL.

The will of the late William h Murphy Iather
of Ex-Governor Franklin Murphy "hich mas
t,aa, e1a5 for probate. contains charitable be-
,,,s+s 81 500 900 Drew Theological Seminary,
At Madison. n. J.. gets $4,000. and the Centen-
arv Fund and Preachers Aid Society Of the
Newark Conference of the Methodist Episcopal
Church receives like amount. provided sim
liar amount is subscribed within two years OF
the death of the testator The Home for Re
spectacle Aged Women. the Newark Charitable
Eve and Ear Infrmary. the Young Mems Chris
ton Association. the Newark Orphan Asylum.
the Foster Home, the Newark Female Charita-
Home for the FTriendiess. and the st Barnabas
Hospital get $1,000 each The Rsy e. 6d0 Dr. w Wam ei6a
V. Kelly. of Brooklyn, receives S-'ooO; ana sIOo
New-York tribune., 1905-10-21
COLONEL MICHAEL TO CALCUTTA,
Chief Clerk of State Department Gets $4,000
Job Declined By stoner.

Washington Oct. 2O-The appointment Of
Colonel W. H Michael. chief clerk Of the De-
partuent Of State, to be consul general at Cal
eutta. was announced to-day Colonel Michael
succeeds Stanley Stoner.
It is said at the State Department that the
resignation Of Mr.. Stoner who was only recently
appointed to Calcutta, entirely voluntary
The illness Of member of his family. which
occurred subsequent to his appointment, caused
him to request the department to permit him to
resign. II is announced that his record was en-
tirefv satisfactory. The appointment to Calcutta
is a decided promotion for Colonel Michael AS
chief clerk his salary was $4,000, while as con-
sui general to Calcutta he receives a salary or
5000 and fees bringing the compensation up TO
$i 600
New-York tribune., 1905-10-21
NO ARREST IN ARSON CASES.
Warrant Refused for Young Bedford Man
Who Is Under Suspicion.

Justice Frederick Clark, Of Bedford Station re-
fused yesterday 10 issue warrant Tor the youis
man suspected OF being responsive Iol Inc iols
go. - .,car5iar1 fres in and around the old
VILLAGE ~ Bsdford. Justice Clark refused aIteT
consulting with four Pnserton deJeeuyes 3 M9fAllts
On TIe Csse on the ground OF lnsuIrlcleIli
y. [-1S 49, II would be better to wait a WhlIe
rather than arrest The man and then nave 20 Us
crarge him Before refusing he received sssS elCe
tbsr the Young man would not De allowed 70 4e@'0
tOWI +bgr-vr fras
Of p!ainly incendiary origin For weeks !as5 aTd
10 hs~- ~ arv size without an armed E-9L- az
TLa 80 fey Lee5s there have been so many uItS
and SO much damage caused that plg4lge IN, lila re
rrres Tvss formed and for three weeks lie Hia
has' bees patroIed by armed guards Cgci ciSr
was attracted 10 the young man In uI1e 81 fba fire
no matter where or what hour the e S Sevar
covered He was always fully dressed anu Le"eI
u-e1a IN Of haste
New-York tribune., 1905-10-21
uAn FLAG REMOVED FROM COFFIN
pa+riotio Orders of Long Branch Want Ex'
olanation of Ministers Action.

49,, Branch. N. J.. Oct. 20.-When the Rev
--,,'o+t white. Of St James's Episcopal Church
Turns from visit he is making IN boston ne
,,,n he met with demand for ms reIsI-i 10
,Darring an American flag OUT OF ms -,
flag was draped upon the comm a. .ie sa
OF M - oF Liberty. Of which order the dead
DaugnlGhls hsd been member, had placed the I,a nag
W. wo'i,t her coffin AS the coffin was ges If and or
lid the flag removed - +ba ebeDherds
ITa Daughters Of Liberty ana lht ,,,rcb The
~ bethlehem refused TO enter ter ehs teEen the mat
American and Mr. White VIII probably be asAe'
10 aTplain his attitude
New-York tribune., 1905-10-21
LAWYER JAILED IN PERJURY CASE
Alleged Confederate in "Fake" Accident
Scheme Breaks Promise to Appear

Athens s. Frank. one Of the TWO I,e" -.-s
lawyers indicted by the Westchester county So
jury, q charge OF subornatlon Oh Pe41 a,aa
con-Ac-fo1 with the case of Albert and Mae
Woods now under sentence for perjury was '@h'n
70 White Plains on Thursday night and iocAeU ~
IN the county jail. Frank N. HardenoFooA' ,+-%
other indicted lawyer. promised to appear II b,It he
YESTERDAY morning, and was not arreSLeuI Sse--
failed 10 put IN appearance. Sherl1 Jstii yorI,
TIT said that he would SEND 2 deputy ~ Wv
after Eardenbrook- .Tooty ~
A woman who gave her name as Mrs. Alac;;-g Alach;; O.
this ctv called upon Frank yesterday MOI 80
She said that she expected TO be apIe 70 seL
FOR the imprisoned lawyer Il IS Sald Llat an 90 On
will be made 70 induce some politicians TO 81 ~
his bond. a., r,.,eraI
Frank is said TO be related TO Brlgaoler Se4e4
Frank of the United States Army =, ,;u
District Attorney J. Addison Young says he WI WI
NOT accent less than & 900 bail for either OF tHe
accused lawyers.
New-York tribune., 1905-10-21
RAN AWAY NINE TIMES THIS YEAR
Boy Afflicted with 'Wanderlust" Found
After Three Weeks Absence.

For the ninth time this year ntne-year-old Rich
ard Petzold, of No. 753 Bay 15th-st who has the
runaway habit was caught and taken home last
night This last time Richard disappeared from
home about three weeks ago. His brother, Fred,
three years older than he, and who has the wan
derlustr just as bad. also disappeared
= general alarm was sent out for the two boys,
hut no trace of them was found until last night.
when patrolman discovered Richard asleep in the
cellar of vacant house at 5th-ave. and 5lth-st.'
South Brooklyn. The boy seemed plump, dirty
and happy, although all the supplies he had with
him consisted OF pack of cigarettes, tin cup and
a dime novel His brother has not been found yet.
New-York tribune., 1905-10-21
HINDOo CONVERT RETURNS.
Miss SooboOnagam Animal, Who Went Back
to People, Again in Mission.

Miss SooboouagaIn Animal. the Hindoo convert OF
the Women's Foreign Missionary Society, who, 1t
was reported. had gone back 10 the faith Of her
fathers has now returned 10 her mission in India.
A cable message telling the news was received
from Miss Grace Stephens, Of Madras, India, by
the New-York branch of the society, now holding
its annual meeting in the James Methodist Epsco-
pal Church Reid-ave. and MonrOe-st, Brooklyn
The message simply read that Miss Sooboonagam
Animal had returned
II is supposed by the members of the James
Church that the message was sent for the purpose
Of telling of Miss ANIMALS return TO Christianity
The members were so pleased with the news that
Miss Stevens who presided suggested that Hal
lelia be sent 70 the Baltimore branch, and t was
New-York tribune., 1905-10-21

Marshall Alexander "'4NNN'F' "0
THURSDAY October - IS IN hsF 9ad gs gsaf Fuae @
r. Emeline Clark wteeT OF , Ao4t. iS1ce No e1 West
ssth-st- Nev;-York city Saturday. October Il al
o'clock.
poNA1D-on Thursday. october 10 1905 az & oss1lng, %
\ Anna uds0p Edgar peiovsd wife fDPs Of Peter m Do8 @
ald .T ensrai on Monday October % at oclock.
MesI 1ts3 n creenvsood Cemetery Kindly flowers
ods Fowler in his goth Funeral at his late resi-
49, " 3as West 57th-s. Saturday morning, Oc
Tober 'o1 at $50 o'clock fnterEnent private
oAGINDt Glen c9ye d1g Il TIsGIs IsiHnd of59Se5 20
1905 Eliza MPrFis s %e0" Sf Natice % g fael fer
FJTrNGERFoRD-On THURSDAY, October 10 Katharine
T-uise TIuugerfOrd. wife OF Henry swift Hungerf0rd
aspgheF q {9s TIN ll be bed % at her ate soe 20 s2
49, s3d-st New-York. Saturday afternoon, October 81
KIHcion wednesday, October Is 1895 At the Park Ave
m me eghty-thrd year Of his age Funeral service
Sgteran chnrch 5h-aye. and l1th-st 1n'ermsnt at
Morristown y. J.
MARsTIALI-AIexandsr Marshall October is, 1905 in
Fesdenes No 2iI West s4t-st Saturday. october a.
at 1230 Kindly omit flowers
MUNRoE-on Friday. October 20 1863 in 6s- 10th year
Paris Fsne after Long lines % r.. Marian ,, Hall
T. Hall. OF Boston
NIcHoLs-op Thursdsy. October 10, cathsssiHe Young
ssta4ddy ssta 5o octo6er @ 81 al m Kindly omit ao%ers
sEAMAN-on wednesday October IS 1905. susan Wood
held at hsr late residence No ia West sest satur-
invited 10 attend.
VAN HoRNE-on Thursday, October 10. Mary j. Van
Horne, widow OF the late Garrett Van Horne the
her son John c. Van Horne. No. 50 West G9th st St.
VAN sANTVooRDsuddenly. October -. Taicott Camp.
youngest son Of 9s late coneas and and s sIn Her%
Moo S8ou Z a Gsst iss iA' at o'clock on Sea''
aTle oodsROSsh Vie o. G D. B. Waiisss
New-York tribune., 1905-10-21
WHAT IS GOING ON TODAY.

Mayor Mcclellan confers medals fremen. Fire Head
quarters.
Field practice 1zt Battery Van Cortandt Park
Reception Army Branch, Young Mems Christian Asso-
eiatieH Governors Island. afternoon
Association football game British American
teams Polo Grounds.
Iotos Club dinner for Joseph H Choate. evening.
Sons Of St George dinner celebrate the hundredth
anniversary Of the battle Of Trafalgar. Hotel Ven
dome $50 p. m.
Free day at the museums Of Art Natural History and
the Geological Park.
Free lectures of the Board Of Education, D. High
School of Commerce 66th-st.. west Of Broadway Pro
fessor A v W. Jackson, Shakespeare and His
Times; Pubic school No 165. 1OSth-st Am
eterdarr-ave.. Dr. Richard, ''ClassicIsm 70
raaticisrn LteraIisH American Museum, a Itl-st-
nd Central West, Professor Samuel G.
Schrnuckar Down Through the Past Board Of Edu-
cation, Park-ave. and 59th-st-, Gerhardt c. Mars
'Fl0rence Of the Shepherds Tower QIusrated)i Ct.
BartaoIone's LyceuHl Hall. No 205 East 42t-st; Pro
Tessor Bradley Stoughton The Making Of Steel dus
trated); Public School No. !. 115thst, between 9Th
and sth ayes, Guy Maine. China dllustrated).
New-York tribune., 1905-10-21
Postomre Notfee

(should be read DAILY by all Interested changes
may tire)
Foreign mails for the week ending October 81, 1905.
VIII close promptly all the General Post
ONCE as follows Registered and Parcels-Post Mails
close at the General PostoHce hour earlier than
Closing time shown below. Parcels-Post Mails for
Germany close at D m October IS and 23
Malls for Great Britain and Ireland
dispatched by the White Line Wednesdays and
by the American Line SATURDAYS. additional
dispatch is made by the Cunard Line when Cunnrd
steamer sails Saturday later the American
Line steamer the day. The Parcels-Post mails
close one hour before the regular mails
Iarcels-POst Mail FOR Barbados and Great Britain
and ireland CANNOT he registered.
Regular and Supplementary mails close Foreign
STATION tcoTner of West and Sreets) half hour
later than closing time shown below that Sup
Elementary Mails Europe. and for Central America
VIA Colon. close hour later FOREIGN Staton1.
New-York tribune., 1905-10-21
FIVE ANARCHISTS INDICTED.
Men Accused Of Attempt to Kill N. Loubet
and King Alfonso.

Paris. Oct 20.-After long preliminary in
qu1ry indictments were to-day drawn up against
five anarchists in connection with the throwing
of bomb May 81 last at carriage containing
King Alfonso and President Loubet. The prin-
cipal person accused is Avino alias Ferras, who
Is indicted for the attempted assassination Of
the King and President and their escort Avtno
has not Yet been captured. Charles Malato and
an anarchist named Caussanel are charged with
completely in the outrage. VaIlino a Spaniard.
and Harvey, an EngliShman are indicted for
having explosives in their possession. The trials
win take place at the Seine Assizes.
New-York tribune., 1905-10-21
TICKET sPECULATOR CLUBBED.
Fight at Cleveland Theatre Where Marie
Cahill Is Playing
ERv telegraph to The Tribune. ]

Cleveland Ohio Oct. 2O.-CIeveland witnessed her
first theatre ticket specuator fight tonight at the
entrance of the Euclid Avenue Opera House Ia
which Marie CahiII is appearing in 'Moonshlne-
As result John WeIton, a sPecuIator, is badly in
jured.
Miss Cahills business has broken all records and
+erapted local men to speculate in tickets DaheI
+,,I1a5 - he door a controversy ensUed, and the
noIi6e were called In the resulting fTacas Wei
Ton was dubbed before he could be made TO listen
Manager Kline, of the Opera House has refused
10 sell more than four tickets TO any one PuI-
chaser for the rest of the engagement
New-York tribune., 1905-10-21

SATURDAY C21)--At a m. for Europe. Per 81 a.
Philadelphia. via Plymouth and Cherbourg ftuelud-
Ing Liverpool Scotland ana Ireland when specially
addressed for this stener) at 630 a for Europe
per 5 3 Campanta. via Queenstown and LiysrpOol
at 1880 a for Italy direct Especially addressed
only). ) FusTst Bismarck; SAD G. m for
Belgium (Parcels-PoSt MaiIs}. per iceland (aso
regular mail for Belgium when specially addressed
for this steamer); at $50 for Scotland direct
Especially addressed ouy) per :. s Caledonia
TU UESDAY (24)-At $50 supplementary. 10 q. M
for Europe. Kronprinz Wilhelm. via Plymouth
Cherbourg and Breman
New-York tribune., 1905-10-21
IN HONOR OF NELSON'S VICTORY.

The 1e0th anniversary Of Lord Nelson's victory
at Trafalgar will be celebrated by a dinner to-
night at the Hotel VendOme. This affair is
under the auspices of Nelson Lodge, No. 81,
Order Sons of St. George The toastmaster will be
a. A Michel and the following will speak: The
Rev. Sydney Herbert Cox, D. D., Sir Percy Sander
son, the Rev. Francis c. Clay Moran. B. D., and
J. Z. Grote Higgens. The annual service COM
menorate the battle of Trafalgar will be held at
the Church Of the Heavenly Rest. 45th-st and 5th-
ave, Sunday next at o'clock. The Rev. Dr
Patey will preach the anniversary sermon.
New-York tribune., 1905-10-21
A WEDDING.

MontcIair. Oct. 20 (speciaD-Miss Alice
woodbury.. daughter Of the Rev. DR.. Frank P.
and Mrs woodbury., was married last evening
at the residence of her uncle. the Rev. C. H
Richards n Rossiter Howard. Of Boston. son of
.Jobn Howard. of the publishing firm OF
Ford. Howard & Hurlbut New York. The cere-
mony was performed by the brides 3 fatheF as; as
saiI on the steamer iceland tomorrow for Paris,
where NJ IToward viii engage in business
New-York tribune., 1905-10-21
NEW PLAYS FOR PROCTOR.

Mark A. Luescher returning from Europe on the
14arb,,,p-Ar9erican liner Amerika, announced some
irnnortant foreign commissions executed for r. +.
proctor Mr. Luescher succeeded in securing sew
eral manuscripts for the Proctor STOCK cotnp9i'y
,I1t- ,ta version Of oliver Twist which is
llajr successfully performed by Beerbohm Tree
new play by Alfred Sutro whose MalIs Nav, oI OF
Th6mas IfF56o " RyIey fosbury The TheatGe and
new new Ply, . entifIed "A Visitor from VISTA by
! he same author.
New-York tribune., 1905-10-21
ROYAL RETRoTHAL ARRANGED.
Prince Ferdinand of Bavaria Becomes Sub
ject of Spain.

Madrid. Oct 20-The betrothal of Prince Ferdi-
nand Of Bavaria to the Infanta Maria Teresa. sis
ter OF King Alfonso was formally arranged to-
day. The prince went to the palace, where he
signed an act of Spanish naturalization in the pres
ence of the royal family. This evening dinner
was given at the palace. The German Ambassador
was present as the representative of Prince Ferd-
and
New-York tribune., 1905-10-21
JOHN ). PALLAs BURIED IN SCRANTON.

Scranton, PENN, Oct. 2O.-John J. Pallas, late
Park Commissioner Of New-York. was buried in the
Cathedral Cemetery here to-day, The funeral
services were held in St. Peters Cathedral. the
Rev. Dr. Malone officiating. Many representatives
Of New-York's municipal government attended,
among them being Park Commissioners Kennedy
aaa Ecnraedar
New-York tribune., 1905-10-21
INnEpENpENT LOUISVILLE THEATRE.

Louisville. Oct. 2o-Congressman Joseph L.
Rbinock. of Covington and local agents represent
irg the newly organized Independent theatrical
z7dicata last night authorized the statement that
+fors have been closed for site within one
bIoc, of 4th and Walnut SITS. on which VIII De
erocted one of the handsomest theatres III lle
South the cost of the site of the theatre 10 DC
$25U,000. -. .l,-o+rjo.I sasson
81 -,eLS nIa1house will have been placed in conf
InieeinT 1TEis theatre is TO be built for the ac,
of the independent Belasco. FIske ana
Schuharr prOGuCtl0ns.
New-York tribune., 1905-10-21
ONE MAN VOTES AT DoRPAT.
Little Difficulty in Completing Lists of Elec.
tors for the Douma.

ST. Petersburg. Oct. 20.-The Minister of the
Interior, NJ. Bouligin, has received information
that the compilation of lists of electors for
the Douma has been completed in many cities
and districts of the empire.
The number Of electors in most of the cities is
small. In the university town of Dorpat there
is only one man paying the necessary rental to
entitIe him 10 vote
New-York tribune., 1905-10-21
OBITUARY.
MRS, LLOYD WHEATON.

Chicago. Oct 2O-Mrs Lloyd Wheaton. wife of
Major General Lloyd Wheaton, died to-day at her
home here after months illness, Mrs. Wheaton
was a member of the Daughters of the American
Revolution. the Mayhower Society and the Women S
Relief Corps, Grand Army of the Republic she
was Gft1-x ears old
New-York tribune., 1905-10-21
JOHN VAN vooRHIs.

Rochester, Oct. 2o-John Van Voorhis. ex-Con-
gresham, died at his home. No. 256 East Avenue
at noon to-day. He had Just returned with Mrs
Van Voorhis from Hot Springs. Va. where they
had been since the middle of August
New-York tribune., 1905-10-21
A FACIAL SPECIALIST.

To women who have occasion to consult facial
specialist for the first time, or whose previous ex-
periences have been unfortunate. the question Of
whom to &c TO is a most perplexing one In this
dilemma the long experience of Nine Julian. No
1Z3 5h-ave inspires confidence She has been in
this important business for thtTty-hve years.
as records show. She numbers among her patrons
MANY prominent women. and she is well known as
the originator Of 4 specific for the eradication Of
hair.
New-York tribune., 1905-10-21
HEArHgRgLooM BREAKS JUMP RECORD.

Norfolk Va, Oct. 20--As the closing contest Of
the Norfolk Horse Show tonight Howard Viii
letts's HeatherbIoom broke the worlds record for
high jumping made by himself at Bryn Mawr two
wears ago. Dick DonneIIy rode the animal
foot 10 inch barrier. This beats the previous
achievement, which made in the open air, by
New-York tribune., 1905-10-21
Mo0RS TO RELEASE OFFICERS.
British Scout Ship Sails for Ceuta with Vail
ente on Board.

Tangier. Oct 20.-Negotiations for the liberation
Of The British officers, Captain Crowther ana Lieu
tenant Hatton who we're captured by Moroccan
rrtbssuep have been successful The British scout
ship Pathfinder sailed tonight for Ceuta with vail
ente. the brigand chief. on board TO effect an eA-
change OF prisoners
London. Get 21.-The correspondent OF Inc
Times" at Tangier says that the Moroccan oahuliS
demanded neither political concessions nor ran
som but only the release Of Naliente IN return I0
their liberation Of the British ot1ceTS