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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-15
Article by Baron Sternburg
Causes Comment in Diplomatic
And Congressional Circles.
MORE A BUGAB00 THAN FACT
From 1871 to 1894, 54.7l9 Ger
mans Went There and 1880.
1872 to United States.
Senator Cullom Commenting on Case
Says There Would seem 10 be no
Cause for Alarm.

Washington, May To- Much comment
congressional circles by "A magazine
article written by Baron Sternburg, the
German ambassador, in which he de-
nounces stories concerning the Ger
man peril in southern Brazil and
quotes official German statistics show
ing the number Of Germans who have
gone to Brazil and the size of the Ger
man contingent now In that country.
According to Baron sternburgs fig
Gres the total number OF Germans who
went to Brazil from 1871 to 1894 WAS
54,7l9. In the same time the number
of Germans who came to the United
States was g,SsO,792 For the same
period the number of German oini-
grants TO all South American coun-
trie'&except Brazil was asia. In 1904
the number Of German emigrants to
Brazil was 355, and IN no year between
1895 and 1904 did the number of Ger
mans entering Brazil exceed sci, The
total number of native Germans In
authorities at 10000. while the numbet
of German subjects In Brazil Is 5000.
In commenting upon these figures.
Senator Cullom of Illinois, chairman OF
the senate committee on foreign af-
fairs, said the ambassador shows the
number Of Germans In Brazil to be
| insignificant and added
1T would now seem that there
| ought not to be any cause for alarm.
| Germans pour into the United States
| by the thousands every year. We fire.
! quently get more on one ship than go
! tn Brazil IN several years and nobody
! seems TO be afraid OF the German
| population The German Is one OF
| the best citizens we have. He makes
| n good American, and everywhere In
| the west his thrift and Industry have
done much to build up the country
Baron Sternburg states that 90
| per cent of the emigrants from Ger
| many normally come TO the United
| States, where they lose their German
| citizenship and soon become idenli-
| fled with American institutions, He
says the same is true OF the small
| number OF Germans who go to South
crn Brazil. He denounces as untrue
reports circulated that Germany &.
| making every possible effort to divert
! emigration to South America and
| quotes figures I'm order To show how
| limited the activities are OF the Ger
mag emigration bureau which has
been charged with being the source Of
| the movement to divert German emi-
grafton to Brazil and other parts OF
| South America IN the temperate zone.
| In the hope of eventually gaining ter
| ritory and perpetuating German COM
| mercial supremacy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-15
CHINESE CUSTOMS EDICT.
Simply Intended TO Simplify Admin
istration of Customs.

Pekin, May l5,--Replying TO inquiries
from Minister Rockhill and other Dip
lomats as 10 the meaning of the re-
cent customs edict, appointing Itch
Liang, superintendent of customs at
fairs, the Chinese government has ex-
planned that II was intended to simplify
the administration of the customs and
not TO supersede the present establish
ment. Nevertheless, the foreigners
here fear that It means the beginning
customs,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-15
THIRTY MEN IMPRISONED
BY A GAS EXPLOSION

Shenandoah. Pa, May 15.--An ex-
plosion OF gas occurred at the Sben-
andoah city coliery of the Philadel-
phia & Reading Coal a. Iron company
today. 1t Is believed that between 30
and 80 men are imprisoned on the
first lift The black damp following
the explosion prevents prompt res
cue. Two men are dead at the bot
tom of the slope. Supts, Boyd ana
Tasker and Mine Inspector Lamb are
directing the work of rescue.
Fire Boss Samuel Powell was the
first person to be taken from the
mine. He IL so terribly burned that
he will probably die, Several ann
balances are at the mouth of the shaft
waiting for the miners to be brought
to the surface. The mine is surround
ed by several hundred men and wo-
men.
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DIR, II. p. JOHNSTON RESIGNS.

New York. May li.--Dr. Rufus p.
Johnston resigned the pastorate OF the
Fifth Avenue Baptist church yesterday.
The resignation Is to take effect on
June 30. The announcement Of the res
ignation Is in the form OF statement
read by Or. Johnston at yesterdays
services. The reason that he gives In
this statement Is that II has long been
his wish to spend some time In travel
IN Europe, and that he feels that he
has an imperative need OF rest. He re-
counts the pleasant relations between
himself and the congregation, and the
success of the church work. Among the
members Of the church are John d.
Rockefeller and his son. the latter con-
.ducgng a Bible class I'm the Sunday
school
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PRIZE FIGHT
CONTROVERSY.
u Md Not End With Dismissal
OF Case Against Rev.
Dr.. Brown.
vloGE DIEHL is CHALLENGED.
Pastor Intimates That Police o.
fetal is Standing in With
LawIess Elements.
rbat Functionary lscscnts the inslhua'
lion and is Preparing statement
BY Way of Reply.

d, 49, ,on,,,unItv that
li'a' 20 .,,o eybt com
had hopeu w , ,t,ornoor
iroverN '''."
with the dismissal OF 'he caSo "s""''.
,Ae Rev. Dr. Brown on a charge OK
,. 10 doomed 10 disappointment.
peGl'''' - ,nto a boat not
II promises w Wa
hitherto reached.
M. Known and his friends felt that
,5 ,.rost uore unnec-
the accuS"t'Vn "'u - a..
essry and sun hhe 'hat we" Vi VIZ
case After 1t had been apparently
40, o,,or tho pev Mfr.
ohpoee" W -n or
slmpk'n proceeuYu ~ 1'p,'a
'ne ou'No ,,u ~, 4, singing
ministers 10 !ol'' WIN mn 80
Praise God From Whom all Bless
,us rIoo" Pastor Brown made a
'"s' ,,,,,. ,,o,, i,yo,voa
statement W 'he p"o'io wv.
the judicial honor OF Judge plehi 10
that attack. for Judge Diehl regards 1t
," ~, -, naos 60 ronl,, n,
IN 'na' "s"'' "o
length and in letters. Wnat ne res
p.a,.n.
biuNh
There Is only one thihg want "
saw it Is a question to Judge Diehl.
Since Judge Dlohl had been Informed
by the superior courts before he issued
,ba warrant for my arrest that no
prosecution would be made after
ward by the district court and since
he must have known that the case
was out OF the jurisdiction OF his own
court. what did he have TO accom-
pllsh by my arrest? Was It not that
he hopes TO show favor 40 the lawless
element in our city and to cast re-
preach upon the abiding citi-
zens?n
No prrrrp THAN GAMBLER.
His honor vas pretty tropical TO-DAY
and II he mad voiced MS ifeuueSs t ',,.l
Acfy X would have made interesting
reading
n Inc luage tilehas tahe ,ne WIN wa
N II was an Insult 10 lhsiaea'e INA. ne
was takllg l0e part OF lhe lisnt pro-
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A FAMILY OF NINE
MURDERED AND CREMATE0,

Pensacola Fla. May lt-In Santa
Rosa county 10 miles north Of Milton,
last night. an iunerant preacher named
Alderman, his wife and seven children,
the eldest about II years old, we're Killed
and their bodies cremated I'm their home,
which was burned by the Hssassins.
The crime was discovered this morning
by persons with whom Alderman had an
oppoIntment They found the house In
ruins and tho charred bodies OF Acker-
mar nne the eight other members OF his
family scattered about among the wreck
age.
Examination by physicians showed that
Alderman and,hls wife had been struck
On he head with some blunt instrument,
their skulls being crushed.
The ci'i7ons Of Milton have raised more
than a thousand dollars, which will be
or1ereG as a reward for the apprehension
of the assassins.
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STOCK TRANSFER ATTACKED.

New York, May lb.--A special TO the
Times from Providence, r. l.. says;
hill Of complaint was filed In the
United States circuit court yesterday by
George W. Sabre Of this city which at
tackS the legality Of the transfer Of stock
franchises etc, OF the United Traction Il
Electric company, to the Rhode Island Sc
curities company
The capital stock Of the traction COM
pany is 100000. and the complainant
owns 400 shares. The same company own
cd and held the stock Of the entire street
railway system OF this city aud Paw
tucket
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TRADERS ms. co. WILL
PAY DOLLAR FOR DOLLAR

Chicago, May li--At meeting OF the
directors of the Traders Insurance COM
pany. which passed into the hands OF 4
receiver o short time go because OF ne
losses OF the company In the flre at san
Francisco, It was decided 20 pay the
losses dollar for dollar. As soon as the
directors show the court that the losses
have been paid the receiver is 10 be dis,
missed and the company will be continued
IN business,
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N. Y. FINE ARTS.
Million Dollars Conditionally Promised
For Building.

New York, May l5-The Tribune today
SAYS
Il was learned last evening that 81
0000t0 had been conditionaly promised b.
q wealthy New Yorker toward the erec-
ton and endowment OF q united fine arts
building to house the dozen societies com
posing the fine arts federation. This plan,
Formulated several years ago, has re-
ceiyed a fresh impetus since the union OF
the National Academy of Design and the
Society OF American Artists, as was eN-
poctcd.
John W. Alexander, a member OF the
council OF the National Academy of Dc
sign has estimated the cost OF financing
the scheme at 10000. at least, approX.-
mating 100000 each tor site, building and
endowment
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A HORRIBLE MURDER.
4 Child Wife Beaten 10 Death with u
Ratchet

Denver, May IA fourtcen-year-old
girl, known as the wife Of George Com,
peste, alias George Walse was found
dead today IN hovcl at 45i Temple
court In this city. She had been beaten
10 death with 4 Ratchet and her head
was nearly severed from the body The
chld-wfe was Rosa Sarico before her
marriage TO Composite, which took place I'm
San Francisco six months ago, The couple
fled from San Francisco after the earth
quake aud the girls mother IL said to be
now IN San jose, Cal, The police are hunt
Ing for Composite, who has disappeared.
According to information obtained by
the police Composite had deserted bis wife
aud child I'm New York before hls mar
rlage to the murdered girl, and the first
wife is said to have been looking for him
In California since he came TO Denver.
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JEROME HAS MUTUAL RECORD

New York, May l5.-After the adjourn
ment OF the insurance grand Jury yesier-
day Dist-Atty. Jerome announced that
he had secured the entire record Of the
supply department Of the Mutual Life In
suranco company Whether he had secur-
ed then upon an order Of the court he
refused 10 state. Shortly after the an
nouncement OF the district-attOrney a
truck backed up to the criminal court
building and three huge packing cases
were brought up to the distrct-attorney' 3
office
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-15
MrTuoplsTs FOR REVISION

Birmingham. Ala. May l4.--By "A
vote Of i5l to 1O1. the general confer
ence Of the NJ. T.. church, south de-
clared itself IN favor OF the creation
of committee to prepare a new state
ment Of faith.
other branches Of Methodists will be
invited to unite with the southern
church IN the preparation Nof such a
statement Of faith and such a state
ment Of the doctrinal system as Is
called for in the twentieth century
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"COCKNEY KID" CONIESSiSS.

Portland. or. May li--Tull confession
was made by James Remington. the
"Cockncy Kid" TO Detective l., g. Hart
man OF this city at ST. lIeens, yesterday,
showing that tho recent assault on w. c.
Fischer the editor OF - reform paper AZ
Rainier was the result Of conspiracy
on the part # saloonkccpers at Rainier
and Portland
Warrants we're issued at 81 ileleus for
the arrest of Pierc, saloOnkecper
Brough and Wilson harkeepers, and q
lnntman Of Raln.er. TODAY
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-15
FATHER GAPON'S BODY.
II Is Positively Identified by vi. Mar
COLIN, His Lawyer.

ST. Petersburg, May l5.--At the in
quest on the body OF Father Gapon
which was found May Is, In the upper
chamber Of lonely village in the
summer suburb OF Ozerki, Finland, NJ.
Margolin the former priests lawyer,
positively identified the body. The au-
topsy showed that he had received a
blow on the head and the theory Is that
revolut!onists were listening In an ad-
Joining room and heard Gapon betray
his connection with the government
and that Putenburg, the terrorist lead
er. who Is said TO have lured Gapon
to his death. rushed In, felled him to
the floor and afterwards hanged him.
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ROYALTY ENTERTAINED
'aii Press Association Welcomed by
san Barnartlino's Mayor.
Especial 10 tho nNnv. ;,

"a %" h'rhardino. Cal, May l5.--The Utah
,ess association was delightfully."- enter
.nned here By the mayor OF the city and
aa oi''eers OK teh board of trade, Yester-
XIX, ehs visitors went the rounds IN We
darf,,i au We're taken through the won
nsr ,,achllg houses and witnessed the ship
ern oi tfnit being handled Tor the east.
throush f ne,' Among the places visited
usrs N, ne courtesy of the entertainers
park s sr,a Rsdlandr, Cotton. smiley
hsae country Is now at its hest and ,ooIs.
La, ~ nc trip was a great treat.
sts. i, sht the Utah Press association
SAs AussIs Of homer at a very pleas.
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MILITARY PRISONERS.

New York, May i5,--Thirty-one military
prisoners from Castle William will leave
Governors island today IN obedience 10
instructions from Washington that when
ever possible one passenger coach load Of
prisoners shall leave New York the mid
die Of every month for the military penl-
tertiary at Fort Leavenworth, Kan, To-
days coach load Is the FIRST middle az the
month transfer since the dispatch few
weeks ago OF trainload Of prisoners
from this city TO Leayenworth.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-15
MRS. RUTH CANTEL'S DEATH.
Her Brother Has Demanded an In
ycstigation Into II.

Chicago. May DEMONSTRATION into the
manner of the death Of Mrs Ruth Cantel,
wife of Overseer II. l., Cantel OF Zion
city, has been demanded by her brother,
Harry stevens of Paso Robes cal, and
II Is possible that her body will be ex-
humed for a post-mortem examination
Overseer j, G. Speicher lions health
commissioner, who issued the permit for
her burial. said there was no cause for
to IT,
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WORK FOR COMMISSIONERS.
VIII Begin Tomorrow TO Rcdistrict
salt Lake City.

tomorrow morning at $3.50 o'clock tho
'Ouhty commissioners will meet and take
W the work OF redistrcting the city in
v'uer that the new voting machines may
oe used this fall. At present there are
Young districts IN the city aud as 70
toung machines will be used IN Inc elpc-
hen the number Of voting districts viii
naYn 10 be reduced accordingly. The
eogs'aaInlssioners have invited the chairmen
~ we various political parties Of the city
Ia 'lend the meeting and offer sugges-
IONS on the matter
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-15
CATHOLIC KNIGHTS
AND LADIES OF AMERICA,

Detroit Mich, May l5.-One hundred
and fifty delegates from Is states are
attending the eighth biennial convention
Of the Catholic Knights ana iAdes' of
America, which will be In session In this
city for three days. II was stated before
the opening session today that no radical
legislation was anticipated. although there
was much important business to be trans
acted
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-15
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
GEN. CLARK ROBBED.
His Checks Were on a Salt Lake
Bank, and Thief Made Escape.

) New York. May i5.--In the
crush on the cars as the theaters
were closing last night, Gen. Will
liam o. Clark Of San Francisco.
} who had attended play with
his grandson. Earl w. Clark, 20
) years Of age. OF this city. was
|. robbed OF a pocketbook contain
) ing s. in money and $500 IN
checks on banks In Salt Lake
; city. The thief grabbed the
pocketbook while wedged against
; Gen. Clark in a Forty-seoond
, street car.
; When his grandfather called
out that he had been robbed,
; young Clark gave chase to a man
who was hurrying 10 get off the
; car, but the thief escaped. The
. young man reported the robbery
at a police station.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-15
COTTON FROM WEST AFRICA.

Liverpool May Addressing the
chamber OF commerce this evening, Sir
Alfred Jones, president OF the chamber.
said that the British Cotton Growers as
sociation would import this year from
West Africa cotton valued at between
$4,000 and sGO0,000. lie argued that West
Africa would produce shortly more cotton
than Lancashire required.
The speaker added that African labor
conditions were more economical than
those IN America, while land could be had
iItuaIlY foI nothing
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-15
A BANK CONSOLIDATION.
First National Acquires the Bank of
BcIlingbam, Wash.

Belllngham, Wash, May l5-The an
nouncement IL made this morning that
the First National Bank of Bellingham
has acquired the Bank of Bellingham.
These are two of the largest financial
institutions In northwestern Washing
ton. f. w. Purdy continues as presl-
dent, and no change is made in the Of
ficers, $. s, Pencer, manager Of the
absorbed Institution, will continue to
be identified with the business.
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BOMBS FOUND IN SPOKANE

Spokane, Wash. May 1.-two dyna-
mite bombs, each consisting Of two sticks
OF the explosive, with a fuse attached,
were found this morning on the front
porches OF the residences of DIR. N. Fred
Essig and Or. Erich Richter
II is believed to be the work OF tho un-
known man who has been scattering cir
culars signed "Wm. Miller" denouncing
these and ether doctors. No caps were
attached 10 the bombs.
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PATENTS FOR WEsTERNERS
lSnecial to the eNews.nl

Especial to the "NeWs.)
Washington, ID. c., May l5.--Patents
issued. utah-James j. Brosnelit, salt
Lake City, die.
IdaIio-John S. Jellison, Boise, frc.
ton clutch; Ernest T.. krengel and W.
q. McLennan, Nezperce cold axle set
ter; Adolph w. Schmidt, lewiston
valve for conveyer tubes.
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CONCORDIA'S LOSS, $500, 600.

New York, May li-Through tele.
graphic error In the dispatch from Al
bany sent out in the Associated Press
service last night, giving the losses of
the fire and marine Insurance compan-
les BY the recent California confiag-
ration. the loss Of the Concordia Fire of
Wisconsin. was placed at 100000 in
stead of 5000. 600 the correct amount.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-15
MAJ. BARAK q. THOMAS DEAD.

Lexington Ky. May 15.--Nlai, Barak G..
Thomas. the "Nestor" OF Kentucky rae
ing breeder OF Domino and fiimvsr and
foiindcr OF the famous Dixiana stud, died
TODAY IN his elghtieth year, Of senile de.
bility. lie was known all over the world
"a one of Kentucky's most noted breed
ers OF thoroughbred horses. He was q
confederate soldier and once sheriff OF
Fayette county. He leaves valuable
estate,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-15
CANADIAN PACIFIC
TRAIN ROBBERS CAPTURED

Vancouver, B. c., May IA dispatch
from Kamloops last evening, says that
the train robbers who held up the Cana
dian Pacific train last week have been
captured, one man wounded in the fight
with mounted police Later surrounded
bandits and compelled their surrender.
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You viii have to look long and fur to
find u totally embarrassing advcr-
tlscmcnt---or one that will not, In
some manner, repay the reader.
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GIFT TO BARNARD COLLEGE.

New York. May i5.-some one whose
slin Ooo 10 the Barnard college dormitory
rInd. thus enabling the trustees 20 pro.
rseo with the c0astraS;.o. G; the new
building. 80, ..o.,..
Tho new building Will be eisht stories
dred and sixteenth street west Of Broad
way.
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HONOR FOR RUSSIAN EDITOR,

St Petersburg, NAV l4-Paul Miller.
director OF the offlcial telegraph agency
and editor OF the Financial Messenger
and Journal OF Commerce and Industry,
has been appointed n member OF the
council OF the ministry Of finance and
agent Of the ministry for Germany and
Austria hungary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-15
BIRNII.tRDT WEPT.

san Francisco. May n-Madame sarah
BcrrEardt the actress, today visited the
devastated sections OF this city making
the trip IN an automobile. The city, In It's
former aspect. had been well known To
her, and y hen she saw the result of the
coEfanaion she wept.
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ant banquet at the Stewart hotel. All are
well and enjoying themselves TO the top
OF their bent. Today the utahns are WIS.,
iting Riverside from which point they
VIII go on to Los Angeles and attend the
thoator In body this evening The
weather IL all that could be desired
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-15
urMMEI. MUST STAND TRIAL.

New York. May H-Abraham Hum
mols trial for subornatlon OF perjury In
connection with the Morse Dodge divorce
ease has been set for Monday next, jus
ticc Scott having handed down a decision
refusing 10 quash the indictments IN the
technical grounds given by Hummel
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-15
FEMALE SCHOLARSHIP SCHEME

London. May l5.-The Tribune this
morning SAYS the Society OF American
Women In London Is trying to raise
fund 10 give young American women the
same advantage as Is enjoyed by men
under tho Rhodes scholarship scheme.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-15
W. J. DAVIS ARRAlGNE
ON Charge Of Manslaughter Growing
out OF IroQuols Thcater Fire.

Chicago. May l5--Will j, Davis who
was manager of the lroquos theater at
the time of the great FIRE In that builing,
was arralgned today on a charge OF man
slaughter growing out Of the IRE.
nv agreement with the states attorney
"a continuance was taken until tomorrow.
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HEART WAS IN RIGHT SIDE.

MADEIRA. Cal. May IA sensation
Was created here today when the surgeon
VINO held An autopsy OF tho BODY o. pa
vid Ilehy, former Southern Pacific
track walker. discovered that the heart
was on tho right side
The organ was Ia a normal condition,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-15
l.. & l.. INSURANCE co. LOSS.

London, May ii--shareholders Of the
london and Lancashire Insurance COM
many TODAY ratified the Increase OF capt
isIisation TO s25 900 900. Their losses In
california are estimated at $4,000,
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zuLus RENEW WARFARE,

Eshote, Natal MAY ALI is reported
that Bambsata, the insurgent Zulu cher
has crossed into Natal, Heavy airing
was heard May 70 from Nkandhls, which
recommended this afternoon.
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RED CROSS RECEIPTS.

WASHINGTON. May Tired Cross re-
CENTS for san Francisco 10 date aggre.
gate s.,i2500a. OF which $1,000 has not
bean eNpended.