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ixig tlie; BhiU
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od Stim on
inish O)mmi.ssion;rs Ask.
-Spanish. 'Troops
It is Premised ThemThe
i c it Session
II u fuse to Obey tlie Governonof the City Regulars
'c t i .V -. -x : -! 7
Ordered Out-
They,
Police fieperal
Pair is' ; Ibvtmler, 14. Tliere was jip
" session of the peace, commissions
, Secrot aryMooref of the "United
states om mission, i-Teceiyea from Sec
ret? yy QjKla of. the- Spanish cpmmjs
: feionla - no'-fe savin g -ttuit the' Spanish
-commissioners hU ipuntir it;4mpossi.Die
: ko:-pj:epa re their" :men3orandumfo pre-
-sentniion iouay, ami : asKing u
I'nitfd.StatVs commissioners would be
v jln e o irve'nienced,; if, ' owing to th e . late
farrljUl fiOra ;iradrid.of 'expeetfed data,
' iu laniards fhojjld "refiuest that the
'; n ext m e e t i n k Ijc d efcrrc-d-.un til We d.ries-
...wiayj ; l--v,-- -: '
; Secretary Moore' replied that" tW.Amer
, ican :o'mmissiohers were ready ,to ac
' .icoinhiodate the Sr-uyish commi'ssion--:
rs jin thismalier and the joint session;
jiwas-;leferred iintrt Wednesday next,1 '"
. t .. : .. '..4 : . .1 j. . l, .". ,ii,r
;rt, oemg regarueu as lnaicating marine
.today
'. "' Spanish ' commissioners are- preparing
. i for' a final stand in these negotiations
la n d i t. rij ay n ow -- lie defln i te ly - stated
V l:mv.- Id: dofl n t f '- Stt) t Pll
that.. they will, not. sign a treaty of
i peace which yields to. Spain - n(3- more
:for tr. .Philiprimc? .islanc s than has
if hna fair iiDivn nfinrni inrlioatpn riV
f"V; -v!,"w .- J,
theAmericans. . Should" the laUer an-
-poum2e that, thebnited States M -only
pviiiixig to .umBa im . nei
t ific expenditures in the Phalippihc i-
;; --vilands., . the. Spanish commissioners v)
t '-:- VJl1 theiIi :missi05 is finished
'iijso smuggest a , suspensibn -of the nego
kiatioris f through he comrnissionvarid; -
i esuiiipLjuu jui nie&y:iyaLiuiis; uet wet u
The attitude of ItRe-pa-
s. is .ex-
. - .Jainrd by the-fact that the m?m
- ;' ..of the Spanish commission-have Polui-
; . .-' . cctl.al.iances and j-erspnatponsib 1 -
ViltoPiistituencie
i,;rjr.eaitprpt Spainw
. M certain lines whtclt aras far, aihe
i poirited Gut rthat V ifr - the. "five Spanish'
: commissioners here " signed a-, treaty
, yielding the Philippine islands- to tfre ,
;r'TJmted S
- ;' deb.t;in an: ;: appreciable degree,: they
'cuiuld npt return horiiQ with the- pjos
'.v.Pf t't' of any polttieal future jeforehem .
ran
'. '.'. i'ence at the hatidsTof .'niobs. ,. , ,
r 'V :;: At -the nexit-meeting of' the commis-
sionei'Si tne Americans wi 1 1 learn den--
nitely theattittide off pain.on any
proposition -thus, far iriade. The Span
iards, hpvvever,:' in Ihis .f presentation,',
i;: -vviU 'npt'deelare all negotiations closed,.
'Thgy will insist- that :the sovereignty
of Spain over th e "Ph i 1 i p p i ne -islands; is;
f beyond i question'.; butwill v announce ;
T Spaiji'sj readiness1 to yield that soyer
'ijetgnt y fbr. anit a deq u a t e qui va I e n t an d
:yill then invite riegptiation' under, the
. LcprVs-' ruction Of - the. protocol. " The;
American cpmriiissiorier !raay then
.'communicate - their final , a'ttitmle- tp-
? v ' Hvard- Spaim but he AmericanSi ate ex
r v'.;; jjecte'df at a f ufure meeting; .to presieint;
careipllypreparefl eoncLusipn of their
'eonten'tion and ..coudltions. , Should
vi' ?; v they ; be,.riot Vdifftrent fbrii those al
.. ready xresen ted,- trie time wrll then
-0 a iiave a rri ve'ct when- Spajp- w il V deel are
i:e.rselfiielplessTithouhi5teadfast
- rwiu awair.the. next step of the United
' ' i J ScaGs:V( IWhicrie'ver. it nniy:be' sheVwill
. . - : lie aule
able jo :sa y to her eiwditoirs that she
13" --(.we: ikv utmost and .that, the issue'
.: J i niUKt rest: etween them, ttnd .the 1'nit
; .' - : Vil Susies. '.--'.. ; , ''
' ' y. A' dispatcL to the Teni'is.jfromi Mad-'
" ! -rid &ays': tlu- officials there da not be7
. -.;' '- lieve eice-'ngotiations will : be' broken
- v; ?off.- J.t jwlds: ; "- If the T)nited States
v persist 5ri trie p resent c la. fius S pa i n w i 1 1 '
i , ; avcejt trie ' conditions- "aXjvr formally
; :2 f arinouneirigii ;riessi0n etjf the -esm-f;
" i mission in ja-'i.Fcnlar-.to;-t'h:e;-prs:
; '- that .She yields .to force, and owing t!
';' :' : !;he impcssiJi'bility pf reriewhi trie - war
.... ' . Hvithout ntitibtairiing ass'istaii e'- in do
' ,.-3.i nce of Wr rights.'. ' .. . '. : .
' - ..Berlin, Xovexnber l-A hiig'b offi'cjta
of the Geririari : foreign office asserts
p-iiut ito communications, or. negbtia
; tipiv-' liaveoiceuedfiietweeT
eri; 'i egard i rig trie ' ritilipp i ne qiHrf tion.
-Geriiiiariyv;f h.e' sayns, ; hv only : (rimer
,cia,l iutet ests .jp protei't there. ' ', '
.MIITIK Y OK SPAKISJX SOLDIERS.
Kev West. Fin :." Koverh her. 14.-TVf-
I, .
xrifr v from iTjerto tTi nci ne nriA
that seir eri ttousa n d i;eg-
demarid5ng trie ir paj' ba-
g for Spatii. : A bout, four:
soldiers,' the reports
mselvj&s ;ft-if font, of
v . ,. .-.: ., v -
tri9 -mil itary gpv-
.for tlieif icivei due J
leral, March drew
d them to' disband.
r, refused tp: obej: J
a.med. with, loaded
hel'tfe of the'gen-
d his . swpra - to its
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'-it - . '
the Next
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f Or (he I tys t p r n e nie n t ot
Mutiny and Demand their Pay.
Police of Havana Revolt-.-TheV :
Re fuse
to I'jre 011 the
Arolas Rage
scabbard, crying1 Soiit: "Do , y
to kiiP me? Well, kill me:"
oil wish:
Tlie, sokliers in reply shoned;:
no, we" only want, our pay be
bark in g for ' Spain - r -:
ore em-
General March ; promised them that
they would" be pal fl a:nd th sold ier s: re
turned ! to .their quarters, peaceably. y
The steamer Alavat. left Havana four
dayslgo wiSh $1M,0) ,Uh whla to'
. pay those soldiers; who we re tt efnuark'
immedi;ateij4Qr. spam-. -i , . !; :
" Tlie ! cruiser Alfonso XII I,' and. the
gunlKlats. t XabeiJf v proc
Neuvltas tplcompp' thesol d iem-;to: em
" bark, af ter wbiebij tlfeyviU ' proceed -to
Gibara for ,a like 'purpose and will then
go o Spajn unless new 'orders are re-
ceived. " ' ' '
It i: VO LT OP PC) LICK Olv IIAVANA'1
Havana, November. Via Kfy West
November 14. The mutiny of tlie or-
uen pubiKO,-; . wnici tor two aays
f hrpa fp.n&rl - thft' rtt'-Jkcn ff .' th is ritv' ' TP-
' r" v"rT" T- '
in. the-disiolutiontof -that body
i tn;i-,v
M trwlav whvn flfterfithp nnvment nf'somp
, ''.. rn itr,,:
i (l!Hr,n . ihi.i n.nnminn tvon, iid
..' s.1 .
uown tneir arms. captain uenerai
,,1?in,; ti, ' nrrWPd nil tho' fnoi-nnd
; Counted Regiment slot thfeordeT"bu
(f) l( ensnrtla ,lhat; organizatip'n
. - . . f -, . . i , ' . v.-
i ceasing to: exist trom.'tnis date, v -
Th(? Havami mutiny, .which, started
. .yestflr(lay( .was pnx iPited by General
-... ArolS(. the rfeilltarv-Vgoyernor of the
cjty; "whoso fiery teiper and' . brutal
1. of ()(rirs is tJie s6urce
UaiIy . s,)rea(Hng 1 'discon:fentment.
of
At'
imidnight on" XlWedriesday v General
Arolas, 'at' the head of the : battalion of
regular .''ih,.faritryhia.yin;gJfce'enVapprized':
of the intention of thfj troops': to join
iri the mutiny-and demand their pay,
- ing the Santa Clara and Reina Chorro"
,:
- thiratepmpany; df -the
Pithl
numbering about 15(5 men; drew' up be
fore, the captain' general's, palace, in'the
Pla7a. de Aririas.,?.and demanded: their
overdue . nay:' ' The riien were-4 ordered
to.jetire, but refused. Geheral-Arplas
who arrived oil the scene almost sim
ultaneously in an; excess of,. rage, lifted
his baton of oflicef arid savagely attack
ed some .of the (onlookers, seriously
hurting, a government, employe who
had rushed jorit of- the ; palace, from
curiosity. - . . '
' tBy this time fhe Plaza' de Armas
was ; rilled 'with Wildly excited crowds,
who " loudly . cofidemned and l cursed
pen'eral 'Ar6lasi.fe':Tliey were Quieted ':py
General Solano, Captain Creriea BJari
n'sehipf of staff r ' il '
co's'chief of staff.
I'he mutinous prden publico learned
later thaf General Arolas -had- called
over 4,0i)0 regulars in the suburbs Be
lieving .'General Arolas ; meant ftp; dis
arm them; the orden publico agiri left
their. ; quarters,-' '-eat-h man with ; 150
founds, of, "amttiijttipn '-in:lils-"lil t' arid'
lined tip in' the "street opposite' .he ar-
raSrv; nooflw tr riirfor too iof a r riJ if no'
f r ;. sortlv aftor Wfeh'tfa'!! Gen-
t l uuW,-,nJ
and preceded by a band. of musc play"
Irig natipna iai, arrived ; bef tre the
order ptiblieo readquarters Avlere, he'
'.iialtecK-, .''efbre''i:!.titf6d, tlie-iip-ti'ncius
triifd company, g-im and sulleji. - . ;.
. Generlil : Arohis mad with, ruge, or
dered his -men to charge, -but they re
fttsed to doso.-; Heythen ordered thern'
to fire, which they also refused; to. d6.
i General Arolasi then, realized ifte "had
lost h is moi-al rnfluence oveif tle men
and. aTter -calliH . the ofiicers I aside
anti conferring wifh them, fof ia .few
miny es he left tor .the palace.'; accom
panied by his 'staff -'arid-- seven qfficers.
A boat two; blocks front the scfene of
the idutmyVgenei -Arolas parjEy came
Upon I an 1 innocerii and - unsuspecting
memr of "the'ipriien publico, ho was.
uuarineu.iau wnn iury, uenerai Arpi
as - lrt w his sword ti.nd . savagely .at
tacked' the man, Infiic ting-on lim se
vere urid& froin;
.mprnjn'g.' "" , - r - i- .-'''..
t.' 1 n : jt ht .. " mix-tr ieu t en a ri t Ma t fa ,
General Arolas aide-de-camp, pad : bis
liand
cut, supposedly by General Arol-
tyl sw
ord as it was trie only ones drawn.
'Town rA. fTriid niSh t . rtincr' .f the rcci:
? ?: xSly
r?- " v- --v ; y.i.ucu ; puunw,; uutu (ta;
alrj and inian try1. throughout t;lie : city,
had ;; mutinwd ' ' arid ;;turney outj:iV fully
armed; ; General . Arolas witli the . reg- l
uiars met xneur ine;-va.izea!ua uet
Monta wriere & iejpefition;of the earlier,
ineldejnis . : Ipccrir .d the tlopps 'p. gain
Teiuslng to pbev"" otxlers to fire, when'
com ma nded to o so. ' A' . cpnference
then 'tock; place 2etwwrithe officers,
and the rati t i n iers d isbanded .and re
tired for' the night. TJie night passed
without any further untoward?; inci-
V dent, bringing-abcuti? today theresult
o;entioned; .nanielv,' 'the'; disbr.ndrae.nt:'
of the ortlen publico forces. '.--""'. '
. - .- ' . :. ' ' ': :--
caTroion notiei tms .euvrcsnoruy aiier,
lv o'clock s rms; mocning,r: py sJiotmg:,
hirns-l.C- ift the head.
. : Li-utenant a "Drezel, its- .is thought,
JghV
reached this city" some time this morn
ing and repaired- to the Carrolton
did not register, but after lingering
abopine lopoy ior .a-, snort, time, went -
to the toilet roofft and looked the door?
house and a ;S.earch feA-ealed :the fact
ioi snw a.iarmei uie . tmuioyes. oi me
shiit alarmwl thp rhrVnvf4." rifV the i
that.Urezei was dead, in one or the j-
pockets of his coal was. found an . or
der from; Secretary of the- Naivy Long,
dated November lith, detachingrthe
unfortunate man from the- United
States ship Essex and ordering hirrt to
repair to San Francisco, .from where:
he was to go to Hong Kong and thence
toMatiila to join the Zafin. A tele
gr'irn addressed to Llieutenant' Falep;
Washington, ; and signed by -i Drezel,
wtiien, Jwas f ov(nd on .the dead man, -re-quested
Pales to exchagfeorders. yith
thev, writer and it Aas evjjdemly: the
intention of Drezel' to have gt-nt this.
He . is ''.'supposed to have eornrnitted. the
'deed, during ja't'of.. melanc holy. ,
, Dieutenantl'Drezel was ?v;b:r 40 y&nrs"
He enteVetf -the navyn. Ser.tc.rnber
,, 18S6 vtit An'mipolis. haviaig be-:.ao
pointed' -from: Ohio. On" I'aV C lSOG." he
was - made . a! lieutenant: .frurinV the
Spanish- A in f it an - war"vIii served oil '
board. the Puritaii. : Foiiojvv?-Xn'g ' t!he!:i w-'ar,;!:
he was.1 trjahsfet.re'do thessex." : .
Annapolis, !Md,,X'oypmle.r 14,.-7-TJieu-tenant
Drezel .'Cvas .well known here,
'having" been .stationed here, before the.
Avar'-with Snain. lie. was: under t-t.reat-
meat several ;'time tr mental derange--merit.
H imagined that he, was ,iu a
.state, of physical and mental collapse
'andiSnfit' for further duty; Ife -leaVes
a wife And two children
Constipation prevents the body from
ridding itself of waste ' matter. ..-De
Witt's Little Early .nisei's will . remove
the - trouble -and cure Sick,. Headache,
Billiousness, Inactive Liver and, clear,
the complexion. "Small, sugar eocd,
don't gripe: or ,ca,use pause:- 'r. 'R., Bel
lamy. ' : r ' -
coN'riNivKi la vLijfcsNi':s.v
Iii. Edgefield onnty, S. C A Negro
, AVoiiiaii AVoiviided AVlilte iTlau and
egfoShot, Kacli by ii 3Ian pi" tile
..Otlier Color ,- 'r ;; .;.
Charleston. S, C., November 14! A
. special to Trie News and Courier from
ur,eenyooa, s. as., says : . a teiepnone
message wa!s received .he're this nHr-ri-'
ing triat : a negro woman ws" Shot,
probably fatally, near ;.Pin.eV. . Grove
church, by a partyot white, men who; j
. Were on their way hfre js o . particu
lars' are obtainable except that her
h'oue wasv fired jntp by a passing
kfrOwd and; one "balb .struck '-her ein- trie.
abdomen. ',;;". : 'i :; ' V;.
About the same time mesLsage ,as
received .frpm Troythat 'Mr.? Ivennedy 4
McCastan arid a negro on his place in;
Abbeville county,' "had a persona dif
ficulty in which the negro,--wlhose name
Vo'uld ;.nptv.: be learned, shot . McCastijtn
in the face with a. shotgun and ri&d
fled, into the; direction pf Abbeville.
7A'--little later frieV.-riew'S'Carrie from
Venderoy that Mr.J John Fell had shot.
a, negro .near that plaee : in' Abbeville
county while.ehgaged in a personal dif-
iicuiiy ;As 11.1 uie .case . 01 uinav,
no particuLars: bey'ond the main facts
can be obtained. -It . is known, . how
ever, that none of the"lawless,nes's re?
ported today except the scooting of
the woman has the remotest v'orinecA
tion w itri trie Phoenix riot. . . ? ; , ;
A dispatch' from Abbeville saysi that.
the negro Who shot McCastrin was
pursued to the coirt house -square in
Abbeville, where he' was caught ad
ct)mmitted to. jail. vTriere is no feat of
his being, lynched. ' -.:." .,?; , -
Overcome evil with good.- Overcome
your coughs 'and c old s wit h - On e ! Mi n -..ute
Cough Cure. It is so good children
er for it. '' It cures croup, bronchitis,
pneumonia," grippe . and' all - throat aud
iting diseases. R. II. Bellamy,; ,; ? .
Peculiar Status of West Virginia Legi!
'- la tu re ' ' ';';?;.:?
' -; Cincinnati,' 1' November 14. As' specii'l
to The ? ..Corhmereial Triburife?" from
Charleston, Vv Vee., .gays: The 'politi
cal complexion of the West Virginia
legislature 011 joint 4 ballot 'depends
upon contested seats and will? not be
settled "until the two houses are 01-'
ganizettf " The republicans will organ
ize .the senate and the democrats the
house. The two contested seats in the
senate; will be decided ? by the courts
anxl the' same decision will settle both;
trie, question being w-betrierya . senator
loses; his attby- accepting a commis
sion in the army: The ijouse Will pass
on trie eligibility- of its members and
several seats;, will' be contested .The
c,ff icial returns will amount to.. nothing'
morevthan. to furnish daita upon ?whith;
tte? two parties can work ;
ATBi Fire in lavson City :? :
Skaguay, ; November 7, Via Victoria
B. C
November :l4.Rethrnine - 'Klon -
dykfcrs. arriveei in this city . today
put-53 ug liie new s tuai, tue . ClEy 0,1
Dawson has ?beem-; visited with a ?50tO,-
000 R re, in which- forty buil d ings were
j iwwi.tj : si-. i-J.a.
wiiiamg . anu some ot - tne.Dest
plaGe onfae, morning p?f October 16thJ
the result of a row between two women j
of the town.
; ? liayaAis:, Vn lice Sit?lwaT: . ?
TIavana. "2'mbri-i battalion
of "trie; orderi 'jmblico Avas shipped this
morning on bcani the steart.er Alicante
with: its-officers
sitioriTmac
Regrilal- troops
.. x nere- was no oppo- pv, rnlvntt T-m eTr'p ii-rrta n Ahwr-.tT! tcri' rr
, and '.all -wasriciet here, n-',, ? 'iii 1 ' ix:- Jwa
were. stationeJ arong v. , jir -.-V T . v
the streets from the Plaza' de Arm a;
:to ,tije wbarf. - ; ? f . " . ' . ' A, lf .
? -i .. ' : .;'' '-: :' ;- :;f'.
away sere OTayp;, vte retary...
t-ad savs:nSsroVeril6r ii.dArest.
Ju'g.tice; t iQ&n a6t: .c ham bers'
J the vasel.f-h Ulills- iiga-inst;'- H;;j;;v
:vie-."W6rk.W::.ii&ra' Caie- Harj.:
.ra-asfy fiddint them "to -entc-r on'
his - landafWiUed U irk - .Knniss
.Kimissy 'iv.jri
Had an irptioi'v ;
t1s - llli'ijiiis - .bhiy
t - - . . . r- .
foKaHegeaiyf proecut
. . i
; r'
Carlua- A sqal u XV 1
erig-er.)
Ghapel lit
Ct, .oTovemb.-r. 1 4.
overaber.:
I : i v v r s i.t y "' : 'Nofllfs. r l i n a (1 r f a t r
ed Alabama IfilynlcjLiiburn: to-
lav-- ijV . a of H ro W' T ." 20-
minte ' halvere., rjajyed. : ; Qur ' plaj
ers were,iisi; up f ijom , the f Georgia,
game-nMsailay. ; ' isothrtearns-played
pretty ball.
iJ.iis
.mm
y.Whe.nvyouSiask'.f6t eWitt Witch
Hazel' -SalveJ don't " accept; a counter
feit or, imita won-, There are; more cases
b this;- than -all
f "tZ!rMiUI
-0thS0mb!ltV H4 KBHlam. :
lfi!f..;ii
!' - - :1,ItOO8S'-M.0l!Mf? SOIZTI'I
Several I2cui-iH'i:t IfassiTIttougli Iol-eigJi-7-XWQ?IauHlttiirtiig
' H'onrpa
ulesi liaft&d-rOiiie ICepiiblfcau So
licitor icrat-eti Wjiiy. . i .'iairy
'..- -
i Mesiserieer Bureau-
-T. ITS . .- . " K
' ' Raleigh.
in. u., ivoyemuer i
The secret fy of. skate" today, gr-anted
two cJJfirteTsd-eor'ptira'tiririsf the
Levi eott on,-ijm 1 is 4 r 7 - nut h erfordton
capital- $50?ff? the other 'to the South-
ern-Card Clpihing arid Reed Company,
"of Charlottecpitar$25,000. .. Theatl
ter- compan."wrill . furnish- cotton and
n 00 1 en in 1 1 1. h u p pa le s.
The Thing .: Pennsylvania - regiment
was here tod-4y for t!wp, hours or" more,
on its way totUgustVvWTri-lrd-Neir
Jersey wa's 'tere Satjiifda'y night. " -Up
ta;:th4 dae-si i:eriX'Ompaie'.-,of
the Seepndjpftli Carolina' -regiihent
have bri -mustered but,i;' It will re
quire; abdrit.llOQ.OOO tp; pay pff the en
tire regiment. : ; '; - . '...' .; ;-, ';
Th(l'-':ne6li:'e'giie5itv.-ttie. Thlrr now
at; Kripxv;illeS ; has?-' ii095 pfficers arid
men. It hast lost since last- May only
fiy riien, al&f tliesjat Kripxyilie.: f ; ,
The secretjiry of- state grants five
Hoy ail iExehijjn ge A&! urarice ; Co tripariy
Pf Ixmdori- censes.? to ;;d6? btfstriess. in'
.this state. I ' . ' -. .- ' :-? :-'?;, '?
' Today before Justice ?' John Niehpls
there . was ' contintarice until Friday
of the: hearig pf the. case against Rev.
Dr. Irii-ns,' peeper of; the. capitol. who
is charged ''ith ; p'oisprftng dogs ;with
strychnine: .; '' ? ; ? ' 'i. ?. .". ' ":. v???;: ; : ';
It how turns out thaVMarshall Motf, .
son of. Dr. J.J. Mott.f is re-elected solic
itor in the .fTilkes : district: He is .trie
onlv fusioniif . to ;ere!t. in. He Von' bv
64 inajority There .?pill be.nd contest?"
':'Vpemocrathedqarters; .have :. been
closed; ?Thjeifjects?iare??paeked awaf ,
ready for.4 use?iri the 'great campaign ot
1900. ' ; ' . .-, " .
' ? Judge PuneH pf he United? States
district -cou- isa, .lie "does npt know,
"whether; it ."kill be' .Necessary f or-him.
to go to Wlmmgtpri'. on -trie l.Ctn to -firiish
.trie docket .Of the dispiot? court. .
There , is. oilS"! .on-e c ase ie!t over for
trial. " This j jhe .positblficp safe-e'rack-ing
case iti ch S.r V: Maibryy Pf ?Ha"l
'ifax,1 'is, indMtd for cracking trie .saffe
at-Maxton. sThe're a-oe: about forty wit- !
nesses.
IrPttrne 3' has information
that the-go'irhmeht has riotsufficient
evideneei.'thJII jtrieyeVMeric tseurcum
stantia.L. :an so he has ...ordered; the
-cler?k; -tp'vtiowy tlie diry?-npt; to' returji:
aim me wif esses -npt. 10 a Menu ."ana.
for a not- pgS$i? to bei retUvrtied .. against.
trie prisprieiflahe 'latter to .iie discharg
ed. MabryMefente is ari alibi arid, it
Is said he c;pr6ver.he.Wa's a$ax.
lotte when tlfe?rpbbeity.wa:S' fonim rtted;
U-
- uat.e tof bwj; and- early to rise, -.-pre'
pares a. rrianSonr .his borne In ' the skilss:'
-ITut early bed- and a. LittLe Early
Risen the "wlf that makes 1'i.fe. longer !
and-BJittei 95$. w-iser.fR. R; Bellamy
To Iir ud tli e. ubau . rin
Havana, 'iVt'ml.'er .14.' f 1,-rv-ral . Gar--
ciar,- his stafehd the .other Jelegates-i
-f rom t.'he. il):4calfe'd: .' Cuban ?ass.mblv;
' .. ' . . --.
will r-main;:at theirf Mariano hkf-v
quarters unJs.Wedn ??Tiay,. wh.n: they
wili ?le:a-:o; fPWaslrijngtrv. ' . The dele-
?a t es e.x pe c tj,a sa t i sf. rctVi ry out c- , in . . .f.
heir g&if e.r &ic e , w' i t'l 1-: the-. j v es ifie nt I o f.
he, rnffited ..ates '.. ' '.. ' ;?. ' .
tneir
th
Thr
Cubadeiegates at th-ei'r- last
- session at?'S
via Cruz? del- Sur-resolved '
'!' dischargeflil. men who have enlisted
1,
since Auguljltth.
i h , date f of
the -j
f,n'd to f-grive an; -
u i . ijtr. v.-.ueiijeu aii oo.icei s
; an(i,men drous-Qfi
rrom . tne Vgpan 'ar-my.:-. provifjeu -they.
, "lr" I-j3rf,-c. -wit .ipm-uve- uatu-
case
- thev are eaife uoori .todsd.
lCinci'iinarti :M$tif&0$t' Will? firivefcti
j ,CncinnatIJ;?:Nriyd The
j"Methpdistrlrife
j resoJution tay, to tave ,a Vommi ttee ?
i.'.a-ppibirted f41'iVestiat.e'. 'certain, "out-
! rages- aiiegifytpjhae' J) 4
,ree eri tl y up eaS?c Pi or e d? eitizenstef- North L
report and ingest remedies.'.
. j xiieiey a ftfmiii.ee so i.uvesilsaie acq
jikcj Q ncla iis Consoqticjicc of t!ic Peace Treaty no vv Uctii; Scti-
' . ;; ' ' : ':"'. ' '.".. . '
tiatcd with SpainThe Crew of
Na v v Yard No rurther News
r . . .-. .. , . :
Report fCUiniinissjirv
f f
- The
Army in Cuha
. .."
- i
tv of
:.!'
- AVahSngtori. XoyVmbt-r' t4.Tliv:
port pf Charles
1'.! Kagan, commissary
ub si s t e ri c e
of. ivle a rmv, hs ' b.vn'
"jiubmlwd'to the j ecreXafy of war.,.
, N -. -
It
ih
1$
'sho w -b .enditjiire- of footi
:lancev.?229 ;ti tthls
off the bureau; AHf" tailing-Ih
ahM' "iV. the:-'Cotrtm!2y.'dej.trfniip4
:ra1. irganaujm tfh
Saixti
"A
hgix ;cari3rpa igi','.. op; w hieh-he
v-qrv.. periousj;treignt , oioeKaae
arid
m tn.. m-ignoiurnooa;, 01 ;i anna
ivi-ay ; fei'rid. June, l;tst s " caused'
t he - k 1 er i t y ,. w i h ' x h i c h . t h e; . t roo p -iw i
.txjev
supplies .-weje
coriceiii lilted
t".
in
that Place in. prepariftion .for th
e- 4 JO'
-. i. . 7. ' a. r . :,..- L. 1 V. '.... T.. 'f"k. :
.vasion .01 . uie; usiawu . ui k- u vo.. ji tits
blockridie' was- a :?rriatter ? of -:grajs:e??ciu:
t:ern?io the subsistprice .departixrt nt u1 nd'
it waK'-only" after v.'fhe mo'st-.peK?ni)tory
ordtrs of the- copfmissary;?geUfral :4Xf ?
:sibg-i.4t!ence? to .Uiilbrid ?thv. ears jiiid tbT
hive 'warehousesV'if: necessary, thaC the
otbcef4;bf -thed.eiikrtirient on -trie;s-pot
V.erven.a'bleiLUlif. uiillagging zva1 and
untirjlhg eiavrgy,? td, relieve: the" pressure
so'- asi to' permit ' tlfie taking of yrations
HU'tlicient to last t he com ma nl uf.- W.'.'O .
erf'l is t'e d men for ' fjo u r " iu"iit hs a nd 't h-
sending -on ; Juhe- HCth,. 2iTlri ah'd -Mh ?of
further .; su pp rie s " j ??. -:' ;-' ' ' .. '-
' Aflt r; giving in detail w hat supplies
were split .to Cuba, Genef al - lvaab
says: ? ' .?, ' : "j - ::.' ''J1 ';"
."It .w ilt thus 1m see n that all due dil
igence was. used by the c.unmissai-y
general of subsistence in. p.la.eing 'Sub
sistence stores' - - -vitHrri .reach of?-. ';he
troopfei operating against; ? Santiago,
-jLlporij landing' in-iuba ' these ?s tores ox;,
the -eixpeditipn, Wete. subject, to the t)r-?
de'rS' of the general commanding who ;
was In param oun t c on t rol . Of the m U .
tary.bperations ini-fhat quarter: :i,-
After quoting a nunvber, of ollicial ir-:l
dersthe ,g?neja4 ;ys: . ; v Vot
ments that the supplies of s.ubsisttnee,
?lna'"f;. fae.WWS;
ih.V uoa nave oee ac(
cess' of -Immediate needs. Beside ;b,e
"i n g ' a v a i 1 abl e f or ; u r own troops. , they
afforded relief t. the .Cuban army and
Co the-'-destitute pemle, which abandon- i
ed the, city: of Santi a go" w h en prei'i -a-tjons
'for its destruction -had '-be4?Ti
made Y;The official' returns ",f r;inu Cu' a.
sh7v-'ing" In ..'detail ' the Issues, made to
. thes :rai;:class. of
. others pontemplated by law, -have.not-j
-bee-j-received and thery is not in tjiis
Atari
1 r. r 1 . . I
a.v. 1 .V;
uvJ
office. .''any informa.tion;-.thPOwing light.'! federal-.rourt.pntjnto. thehands oTtRv -on
-the.su bjeej of the provision of i W j 'serurk v aiid Title ' Com'pa 11 v. bf." ' Ch'i-
anfv ycY&? -l?S as. reciveps. The , comitni
bark t, .Montauk , Pomt. fnrtlvr than. u,j.r,. ani;j tl. , ,a ?t th;U , .,.r
theVe was anbtindance; of subset-. y..,.,.,, ,. .lfl(,,fhh (.oar .flM. , Th( jf .
encfe stores-. i;n : Santiago. and . vtcimt
' NO NEWS DP:THE TEllKSA. ?' j 17 .. it h the. gj-.-at oal strike. Tiv-
.Lieutenari.t 'Commander Harris; u
was In command- ot s theSpani.sh- crurs
er Maria
:at. the,, time-1 of ? -ft
v,
.abandonment, hag jbefn ordered to pro-
ceed- fritri Charleston with the -e-nlist--
-ed men formerly attached v the X
fiesa;' to the navy .j-ard? at' Norfjik.. No
add it lon-at d e ta 1 ! s tv ere. . rece 1 ve'd at - t n e
- departme-nt to.day lconcerning the, coil-
ditlon 'of the-.Rraraisb 'Warshff.:- hut fit'
is assumed that tri. ships, Poihrnae arid
- Vulcan,: which were: sent to? her' relFrf.
are usiug th-lr. utmost .--eiideayors to-:
draw .her": off? the .beach at. Cat island
into?deepi?wateP: vefth a view .of towing
her- to ;i place of safety In the .l"nitj-il
; State?1 The reporit: that the ?tide- ffe
an-1 f e 1 1" w 1 thin th e. w-ne c k rW o irtj -?se e m
to indicate"' thatshe. is'. in need ;. .f pk.-
t ensiye repa.i rs ' lefore.. sher-an lie mad'1
f o fl oat. - Whet ri erft he 1 ea k a ge;. ca n bo
?t:pred whlle .she'lies In chei reseht
p;fsition in two :ia.t.noms o.r w.at-r n
mains to He s-en. .The Vub-an W equip- i
Prid with, all ' the .tools, and ;-mao-hire
for the- ordinary .., repair -of -shiriV; 4
! war. a'i unless the Ter-va-,'is damagel
. to- greater extent.; man .is neiievejij.
i-be the ca.se. the; facilities' at -hari.fi
suffif-int?-to -.-pii't? h-r-irr; rondftioh
Rot
i.e.
? t o Wel . to a; T'hi veil. States" j,ort. . -wh
en-.
t.hf'.wii;.. and tide arv . fa vorab'e.
. .When , th ? ' v-ef.kir' ' :j --.l-it'rim
tnrhs ttf the- Cni-d States. ?-V'ii-t-h '
Witfu-iUt.th Ter'Sia. - d,n ?rn vestjgatL
On
wil! be instituted ''ltf rmine , thf
n
f i 5 ? ' 1 S 1 r """S Pon fib SI ity for the R-b a p
fionmen.t nf .-tm I tFesa. oil ,vai alila-
dor.- ? . ? V ? ' . ' ': ' . ? v. - ;
: NfV TARIFF REVISION. '
' The- WiJirigto-p! ' Pos t '.jrfJJ -ay -morrow
'thi. .'t-heAvaR tax-Z-wilf riot;
a;bvi!fh'ed "at ' th-' c.-ming shoYt sess:
of f-. n'T"?s ; 1 1 ha U th epe v,il b- nor."
vision of the tarii
w h at "e ve r. - ,1 1 bas .,
f - t H
a n fo u n r- e m e r;i
on the, staterhHr.
i. itAv ,v ' Cif-airmar) T)ire-leVv:
of
wars and :mt-rins committee.
Wfo. i.
itt an -inter v t e w sa i d : --"?:.:: :
- Tri:e.goverrimenit;:wilb: ne&d -,-r'Vpiwe
time- atn .t'n''reve.ri.Q.e-.pro'du.f-?b.v.
tri-
'w;.r t;'X"-. . :7,l;!rii.thV.ym:ri
t fiber; the' vwsf'r , expenditures :-exfifed'
;f?- war revemift'Juy $4,f)'(W.aRd?:tiifs
rpih th.y.wiUbfi S10.060,o60i tn exfe:i .
Tree sv$b b nocfeahje.s, - at least this -y-ear.
The war reverie fi.ct. v.il''
eoritt-nue ?iri for e. an.l ,ttrichafes'eji:? v
;?brit. .perhaps. Jn "a :f.''m'inor-;(iirinr.''
i-'strp tly-e. i-fat'uTsivf or ' at' Je??st a . year
j ffer, " ' '..-" ." ' .. :
, "It ; s hardly. n -'-ec-ssa ry .to add;-' coi
t ; 7vu ed -"- Tr-. v- Di'r.gUy. ;. "that : t hr f , -will"
ro -rryiiiVrn ' of ? f hV tariS;. .-rtriiiif?jV
T- i-pjj. coTre'-:stri f ? -rent .to f he et -
feet tha - -iin . a l.revISion ..is'-.corite-fri-
plated.? ThCssvn?'3sii.mitej3?t,j;thre
months an2 tharshbrE perod-?will be
the Teresa Ordered t Norfolk
froiu the Stranded Crui'er.
SiihSistencc of tha Army.
.. .: X. -;-"'-' . :'' ' -. ,'. ,
FurnLilted with Pn- : ,
Stores.'
mainly tc i-.tirrkd Jn ' pit-sat nj; rtf-'app.ro
pria-tiori bil!.s; .trj.'enae tln. new )a. for
the regular army' anif in W elding up;u
the legislation :?beco!?ap-for ; Ha-w4i'U-'
I a addition Jt3!thej-,v: i'-fpiVrliirf-i ques
tions, the usual;routfnj" of -riiatter"A-til?
arise, ? Frp.i--'t.fee.';.ii--jt.i -"ittlivk;-?lh -session
; will be? ejl fv?l? wayr bVfor e . .
..'tti;'" treaty- of peace writ -vlri wiiV be '
ifti d' bef o r e -i h & : spn;a t? -a nd t hV r A fi fie a -tion.
of,', that docum--nf -ma---ndbtv- ac
cnmTisbed 'i loig --tivf. ? -tb b'-"oC ,
?Maneh arri.yesV' ' ;--:' v-s- ' ":.'.- , N
? 'Wili- tha.t?;.riecesl rate? ait' ?stT'a
'it is ..6f :fourse.,-?i-,fisjias?.t?rt.el'- 'p.iid. '
.betTcVri 'Dfinber ;lt ?&rid la'teb.. tb . .
iiext;trtj so far as the prcccitoutlooW' .
-ea-n forrav-"''' rias?.-.fSr.-''jud-jiiui'nt. ? I
slfould ' sayXlt'rio t.ra':;-ses $n , vi 1 1 -le
necessanrC-de?irab'r?.? ynJ? suiuc
new question h0vd Jri1'- ' '
F 1 r m y par t;' jjUdjfj' M r T"vin plv; '..
"I; .hojve' that.the ternary; added '?
w;il l. be ttt la rjf or thaV . Ji'bVhrU-tv ;
necessary, -f realize thafln s tiv cu?,' 3'
it may? be eiisier to hold tfSt it 'will' Lo- -tn.
let fro..-bu.r at; the " sarne tlm I hoi.o
ihat the truaty- vhen'lt..J j?rcntti
tiv the Sfnalp v!iTt t.ii-ii1T.' f .-Vt
juisition
tvrritory.
of ;a; miniriiurii amount-
ITai?is,
November
l:r. The
court
Of V'
'tassat ioh Ytoday ' examioAl
f l(-rVeraJs
Zurliiid-t-n and- Chan.ine,' uho' reeeiitly :.
resigned..' ;uec.-siyety the? "portfolio . of .
niinist er if 'war and it i; .said; liia t t heir
.evidericH." was .hiKhty? important iri up-'
. hold f ng t he a il t inb.-- they ha wy .-t a kt-u
, throughout, that. D.reifus is guilty anl
'that. a ei mitriuriica.tion ot. the.seire't? dos-'.
sie,r would . eYimproniise the safety of
the -sfatW. arid the. go.otl relations ? ot
France-with! foreign nations.
nor nf rn, has decided - 11 ' ir-
nrt,3,i , ZnAAin c,,i1;,mm,:.
,art , f( court ihartlal mi ?v th
eounsel . -M. Lebl.us, a chapter' .'.f : the
Dreyfus dossier contalntog th : detter
, about' that! Ca.r?iiiU': D-ince known
to be
a fo rgjer j"? th foygH ; t h e co n f ess i o n
j! of the lat' .L'ie'tttenaritd6ne.I ' Henry,
:..inemnati, Novernber 14.--The Tuf'i.- '
"ani J(m'es .1tiai Cjmpany, of 'Colum-' .
bus. 'Ohio, -and ithe Pennsylvania and
. . . . . ; - - -i
j in Chicago, wt-r'e i to!ay by. the
lbilfti-'S ; ainount ,to $l.lW,QMii. .Tki
onijia iiiv's c Sai-nV. tivy -v i U pav.t b' li.';!.
b Hi ties . i.n,; fullifithe assets at- catr-.f-iil)y
ha leiled. ; ; : ' ' '' . l
Ilealli .of rclthf lioi fro4 '-
. ' n.a!limo.r":''rnem
Hickley CJrosSy archbjshop -of - iretron,!
-Rn.ra'an;? 'at h' die chunii, .died at . Ht.l .-,
jf;s-j;h?s hfVspit al; , trii$ cifyv tf biy o,
hef t-'disease? " Arcbbrshoi- Gross Carnf-
tp this city, to -attf Tid a" 5;lt'bmti'n at
-St;criarlecoIget? KHoot-Cit y4 ;M'l.:, ;
and ' was. taken siik-U?"ovc;mber tb.
sino??: w hich time ie has Ihii f finfinTed
'jtfc his bed"?- 'Sj:;. -Joj'e:pR'- hospital. ; 1 1.
SV-.ns-' thlughK'-.until "this' , mornii'ig lba'tv '
his cohdijion w as irjnpVos ing ami that
heSypuld cecoVer,. bat a sudden change
for the w orse regulteVi in his deat)j:.
'"A'H if er luarauilue Ialfl y
Washingtpri, , Noyerriber W.-trTho
state of Texas raised the
Row fey er
-quarantine today , and, the quarantine
inspectors and guards were. , witbdfa.wriv
Tomorrow all existing quarantine ' in:
; the South against the? fever so- far an
it extends' to dismfeetionr and deten
"t'ipn . will be raised, trioih tb'e usuai
regular inspection -at r)rt-suwin be con-
ti'niK'd the. year round. ' . ' -.
Made froqi; pure
cream of tartar.
r. '
Safeguards the food
j?
Alum
powders are the greatest
menacers to health ;of the present day.,
ftowAi bam mo Poxa ea, rw vonx.
1
jagainst aluixu
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