The ledger. [volume] (Gaffney City, S.C.) 1896-1907, November 08, 1901, Image 3
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ELECTION HEMS 'PANAMA,COLOMBIA,
ROM MANY STATES SAID TO HAVE FALLEN
EARL LI HUNG CHANG
DFiEATHES HIS LAST
foange’s mmm
Y f AI - P 1
Gi <4 t Li.<
Eig Fusicnist Victory In New In Complete Control of Lib* Chinese Statesman and Man British View of Naval Be
York.
eral Element.
VIRGINIA IS DEMOCRATIC ALBANS MAY BE PRISONER
In .Maryland ill** <i(MirraI As»einh y
31ay 15** Democratic on Joint iiaiin*,
Whlcli Won.(I Insiir** <ioi'iiiaii’-> IClec-
tion !«' Unlifd Stairs Senate.
Nf.w Y >uk. Nov 7.—The reports re
cuveu (iiiniijt the early inorniiift h<mrs
from the outiyiniK precincrs of Greater !
Kew York and some of the belated re
turns from Manhattan island add rather
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than detract from siie indonist vi dory
of yesterdav. Fur m iyor. E itrar.l M.
Shepard (Dem.) at : *:ir.- to r.avo earri* *i
ouiv a sinoie bonnign, and in this hor-
omrh. Queens, hi- piuraluy wnl not
amount to more man a n v. Hundred.
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At the Headquarters of the Liberals in
New York the News of the >uccers ol
Their Party Is Received With tirenl
i*u i i-faction.
Ni:w York, Nov. 7.—The Herald.
winch thus far has furnished no newH
, |
not subsequently venti»?d, nas receiven
the copy of a cablegram saying the city
of Panama has fallen and is in complete
control ot the Liberal party. It is oe*
lieved by the New \ r ork repro'entativet
of tne Liberals that General Albans, gov
ernor of the Panama department, is a
prisoner, unless he has escaped be sea.
To A. P. Echcvery, who is an active
member of tne revolutionary parry in
the United States, the cable message
came at 9:30 o’clock last (Wednesday)
evening: ’
“Panama, Nov. 6. —Rindicronse tone
mu-tro, publique (oigueu) Saul.”
Tnis is translated:
‘•Governor has surrendered every
thing. Publish.”
The dispatch is signed by .Saul Cor*
tisscz cuiet of staff, who was the miii
tary t hief in command of the troons of
ti.** Lit>.*r:il party in Uuame, sevfcrai
uaies north of Panama.
At the headquarters of the Liberal
party in this city ail were jubilant at
tne news ot the fall of Panama. Dr.
R-'in-po, who i.- at tueheadof tne junta
here, said:
“All foreign interests will be protect
ed. Tne isrhtuus will t>« kept open and
the, Panama railroad guarded from guer
rilla arrack if nece^ary. Everywhere
its got rnmt-nt is established ih*- right-
of tne foreigners will be secure.”
ITALIANS tN AMZRICA.
Hishop "calabrini Say- tltey Are Well
i rt a! **d Mere.
N mv York. Nov. 7 —Bishop Scahi-
brim, who was m-legated ov the pot.e
to prepare a report on tne condition of
th - Itahau numigrauis in tins country,
h sal- ut oonipieted his mission and
will reuiru to R nie next iu-siiuy. TI-
expressed miu'-uf a> being deiightt i
wi n tne rec; iition ami cure ot tne Ital
ian.' m mi- country and .'an: nis report
would b - mv it. - nit- li - said Area hi shop
Dun- <:io Fin com o would succeed Cana-
mil iiariineiii.
The bis::' :» has visited many mission
houses ot tn-Italiniis dnr.ng nis visit
here ami has closely inv s igated tiie
*• '■ 1 1ions of the poor Italians. He
■aid:
L have be n here long eneugh to
learn tout the Iiuuan is giv* n a feir
cnance to make ni- living. I was par-
ticnlariv mi' re.-red m me spiritual c.ire
giv -n tne Italian immigrant and i shad
ma ce a mos; satisf ict ry report to tne
jiop-.■ on tno sub;- ot.
I “Tiie thing riia: br.s impressed me
most is 'he way your gov* raniem. looks
i Biter tne poor. M v lir-t work when I
i get nonie vi i be m int n -t tne pope in
' a sctiool tor tn<t poor c i n. i to ini:
| tha ii r 'ie Ttali in- w- r>- to com*- to t
| country an.t would go to me smaller
j town- n .* wouio -i nd a nc ter cnanc -
j of getting elmg. A.-u is now mey in-
j vunabit fi • *: t > large on ien. ”
VVRiiCiv ON THw 'FfTISCO.
of Immense Wealth.
WORLD-WIDE REPUTATION
Chlue-e Onieittls Are Uneasy Concern
ing tiie KllVct Mis Deutli Will i avi
on the 1’opulnce ami Mave i)i-pose(i
Troops Ab ut tile City.
Peking, Nov. 7.—Li Hung Chang
died ut 11 o’clock this morning.
At 9 o’clock yesterday evening while
Earl Li was still aiive the courtyard ot
tne yaineu w r as filled with life siz.- paper
gTJtaSuif-.- :
monstration In Levant.
SECOND CABINET MEETINI
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lir-t appointmi-lir at mh
di.-nositi'.n i- Mint < f a »rivate secretury
ut a snltiy o: $6,b00. He may appoint
comm..-sinners ami beads of depart
ments to succeed rue present incum
bents in most <d' me ex* alive depart
ments oi tne city government.
L av’ Um. flic ai iNurulin 29,814.
Nr.w York. Nov. 7.—Complete timif-
ficial returns from every district of
Greater New York give Seth Low, fu
sion candidate for mavor, 1:91.992, and
Ed war'i M Shepard, Democratic canni-
Kiii^iii* er aioi ei fomiii \\ err sea.(led
to D a th.
Splitx: Pi::i>. Mo , Nov. 7. -Three train
men, ah of Snnngln id, w* r>- Knit-a in
N rt!i Sr-ringReiu m * night mu colli-
' sioti tm th* *•’. nsro’ read •*•• w(--n a
l
ewi'Cii engine ana a cioubie-neu. r. The
' de, * i i:
Y> ill N .gbols, enghu er of .-witch en
gine.
| Uarry 11 v-in, fireman of switch en
gine.
John Tyrner, switchman, who v’as
: stumiing * n switch *••! g:ue t-ndi-r.
Tne c giiieeranu lire man won (taught
; betw en tiie t< ooer nim mo engine at. i
seal led r > oca n. liu- switciiinan wa-
1 go uaoiy in .'giea nVtt n was nece-sary
to pic;: hi; i up in pi cos.
V
LI HUXG CITAN'G.
horses and chairs with coolie bearers,
which his friends sent, in accordance
wirli Chinese customs, to Ti- buried
when tie died in orutr to carry nis -e.ui
to heaven.
I'm- Chine-e (fli ials are somewhat
uneasy concerning the effect ms death
wi 1 have on the populace, and to guard
against a po-sibie titri for* ign deuion-
stiuiion tin Coin se gem rais m.ve oi •
po-eu their troops aootir tht cirv m -a n
u way as ro commami rm* -mi ttion,
T- nol ■, however, is exiremelv improb
able.
m. D'-rr Coitman, an Americ tn, who
wa- one of the nny-ic ar.s art* tiding
Earl Li, tol < he corre- (m tut of tne
As ociated 1 s that wueu he was
called ro act with Or. Yoiae of tne
German ieg.tion, 2viv. 1, m* ton mi tiie
p tienr very weak irom as v in-niorr-
hage (iue to um-ration of ttie s' 'much.
“Tne hemorrnage was ream .y con-
troll* sum Dr. (.eihntau, “t.at owing
to iu-unm r vmg co id :i in or chronic
ga-iiicis, won p* r.-i.- e,:it iiau-.-a. ott.y
tile uni'icst liquid food * a d b ■ oige-C-
ed. Nov. H U*.: 1) cam ■ unconscious
and v. is no longer aim to get rui ol tiie
codec.i 'ii of mu*" us wnicn he nad been
freelv xo iCtor.'.tmg. ”
Ear. la’- n rsi- teii r r**:U-a!s to refrain
from mi m 1 mg'to gov rnm -t.r bu-mess
aggraviitea nis m; .a<iy, war*• the re
fusal <i *t.e family •*) ptrmit c*': - ’:’ i
m ; ure- cn-tomury m w. - ■ rn iu '-ihmI
prim •. i r •■ '.levin g rao stomaca con-
triunii". b.iu:r u - * u : near.
LAST RAIL LAID.
Ni'i'tlo-rii anil in..in Ivaiiway \\ill
• (Mi J »• <> .♦*»«•<] * or i r a v**i.
New York, N v 7. —Acvices re-
ce Ve-.t by t <e Lout ton lime- m New
York Petertb :rg ait*
limiimc tout me last rml of toe North
ern Mane, nriaii railway w - ini 1 on
Monoay, r. e tuntvc. . ary of tiie corona
tion or Em p i or N e o
Im- line connects ’ .divost'ick v\irh
(he G at Siberiai rail i Ic is e\-
p ctcd tua’ it will be or ned in a u v
Is tiie On y Man ol Kxciieiiii-iit iij
Knglami -o * ar <Jv.-r .lie .Ui.yleu*
Affair—Culiiiii*-ut of ibe i’re.-s I i-tn-l
perate lu I one.
New York, Nov. 7 —Commenting oi
the French naval demonstration in ThJ
Levant The Tribune’s London corre|
spondent says:
“A second meeting of the cabinet i|
the only sign of excitement m Euglautj
over*tne Freucn naval demonstration
Muyiene. The jirtss comments are ter
perate and the writers are content will
an expression of hope that tne sultad
will make a timely concession to thj
French government and enable the fl -el
to wirhoraw alter protecting uuimpor|
tent national inreres s
“ These biami expressions are filled out
with pretty references to rfapnno am
Antony’s dalliance with Cleopatra.
There is an evioeuc intention on the!
parr or the Engii-h press ro minimize
tne Muyiene affair as much as possible
ami class it with recent efforts of the
United States ana Austro-Hfhurary to
obtain the settlement of private claims.
V.*y Have A’ other Meaiii*is.
“If the ministers take the same view,
it i- remaruanie mat they nave been in
ses-i m lor two successive da's, al-
thoug-n it is barely po.-.-i >le that they
are hoi' ing troionged consultaiions over
the iegi-iaiive program and are oa'ing
li le utten ion to Admiral Gnillard’s
cnii-e witn 2.000 troops.
“ i'here may, however, be more seri
ous complications. There is no prooa-
biliry tnat tne liririsn government con-
si'ier.- i self liable, under Lorn H* aeon-
field’s Cyprus convention, to defend the
Ottoman em’dre again t a French seiz
ure of tUr* revenues or Miryieue. It is,
however, an onen qu- stion wbether t>m
foreign office may not oe embarr-sed by
some secret arrangement wim Germany
respecting tne near **usi.”
AN AUSTRIAN VIZ W
Of tiie i-rench Nav.il Di'iiiuii-traTion
A cams' I it > Ic.- \.
Ni \v Y*-RK, Nov. 7.— Tne Vienna cor-
resitoum m of tne L mdon Tunes and tne
Now York Limes -ays tnat well in
formed cireies in the An rian caniral
are a >. ud • less cotili'.eut than the press
of a favorable is.-ne of me French naval
d- inon.-trariou against TurKey. Ir. is
beh-ved Russia eus not been consulted
by France in regard to the step now
tui:eit * y me latter country amt mere is
an imp - es-ion mat 8r. Petersburg does
no: approve it nimw-rvediy.
The Rus-eans at iir-t neon-booed the
Fr*men gr:evir.ces, nut M. '-'on-tatis.
tne !• rench am on -a ior to the parte, did
nor ..l ow even Hu shm m ensts ro oe
considered before the inti rest tof France.
Tne correspondeiir. terth-T r-mark-mat
tee i ir> r>'.- .*i' Franc in the past, which
h - be.-n r iri< , *'<» since tne imti ition of
me Franco-Ru an nhianc ', niav now
be resioitd i/v Fr.lore's uu.iIiku efforts.
(■till aro L;i us Marin*-'.
Paris, '* >v. 7. —A cii-i'aieh from A<i- ,
m rai * raillar 1 has ju.-t bet u recei • d
n:;;, nicing mat m* iai-ued marine- oa
the island of Muyi ue tni- inorning |
ana or uoied :ii ei: toms at Miuilii '
v.i iiou. t' istanee.
NEW TRIAL FOR CARTtR.
f Hear
caii
nope tnat Miss Stone m
concealed by her captors in the raon
tery or Sr. Iv in of rial, winch is n».-..r
the Bulgarian-Turkisn froutier and on
the Bulgarian side of it.
So great was the anxiety of the Bul-
ranan government to uo evryrhine m
its power to assist me Ui ited ^ia;es
repre-enratives in their effort tofiuu t ie
missionary mar they adopted the ex
ceedingly unpopular measure of order
ing a searea ox the monastery. Tins il
search disclosed tiie fact mar Miss^roae
had not been tiler*-. It i- undersro >d in
Samnkov rhat tne erigand- wno werem
iiumeuiate charge of tne captive were
umier positive in-true:ions to rake n**i'
ii:e at th*- fir-; imiic. ion of tne proba
bility of a sKumi-h wim me troops.
SAMFS0N- r 5CHL-:Y COURT.
Program Kor tii*- i r-- ii'aiion of A* - .
glllll(‘lll b ' u ■ *‘l
Wasuingi Nov. 4 —Two new wi:*
net>e- were m ard in me S •mey cou’ tof
inquiry todav ami botn or mem w re
C iiied in meintere-t of Auniitai -c.ie-y.
Tney were Frank B. Ricnards and
George Lvnch, both oi wnoiu went
througn me Cuban campaign a- new--
pap r correspon ients Mr. R.cmuds
was on tne pre-s-boat Pencre auu tesn-
fie.i concerning tne interview w .ru
Captain Sig.-oee, wmie the latter was
in cemmand of tne 8r. Paul off Santi
ago in Mav, Mr. Lyucn wa-on
the Somers N. mm r h and was called to
relate his recobeet ion of Captain Mgs
bee’s cnmiiiuuicniiou to the boat, con*
i ceining whicij Pnotograt'hi'r H ire ami
Cori'spoiiuent ^ovn aiieauy nave tea*
1 tffi d.
During tne day Captain L- inley sab-
miii.d for me e .n.-i'n-ra;ion ot 'hrf
; conn a ge ma s of documentary eVl-
! uence, ineiU' ;ng f iit'tain Gooarien’s re-
pori (">!•••• i i "g cable cutting made ell
; Apr! 29, ISJ*.
. •• re ha- it no eh a tge of the i ro-
gram arrun.red on Frumy for t;.e pre-
sen! itiou of ir .'ument ov counsel.
Mr. Hanna w in ic in off for me gov-
eminent and it w.i- exi -ctc*! u; the ne-
Krlends I’le i^eu
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fven.. Nov. 7. — Ober*
lii-). Us unu i
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< lev*- aio, ni J'lit.bn*■€».
PriTslRMi. Nov 7.— Fx President
Cleveiami, who is to make me principal
aduress at the Founders’ day ex rci-es
of the Carnegie institute thi-,alternooii,
nrr.v d at me East End depot thi-morn
ing heiore 9 o’clock. H*- was accompa'
nied by Mrs Cleveiami. The ceremo
nies ntreueing the ceiebration of Found
ers’ nay will begin ut 3 o’ciocs this af
ternoon. Among me otner speakers
will bo Joseph Jefferson, the veteran
actor, and tne wel: known artists, Kob-
dare, 2(15,12><, making Low’s plurality i ert Allan of Loinion and Jonn VV. Alex-
29,814
Virginia Safe y Democratic.
Richmond, Nov 7 —Lvtest returns
do not alter materialiy the election
figures sent out last nigne. The most
co’.’.s rvative estimates place the Demo
ander of New York. Following tne ex-
ercises n j nblic recq.mm will bo ten
dered Mr. ana Mrs. Cleveland .n the
auxniarv.
i*lan- I-or a .New l>rv Dot'k.
Ni.w York, Nov. 7.— Plans are now
cratic majority in the state ticket at cnl11 *>f d in the Brooklyn navy-yard
for propo.-ed dry ilock No 4. As soon
j as they are finished tney will be for
warded to Wi.smngtou for approval.
; liie electrical power station is to b- lo-
; cuiea some distnuce in m tin* dock
about 25.000. Tne indications are that
th** Republicans have elected one sena
tor and 14 me tubers of the hou-e. This
is a gain of 11 in the present general
-^assembly, bur tnat body will be over-
wnelmiugly Democratic in both branch
es.
••chiiiitz. Labor C iiididiite, l*is.
San Fu ncisco, Nov. 7. — Eugene
Schmitz, the union labor candidate for
mayor, has been l -cted by a plurnlirv !
^of aiiont 1,600. Mr. Scnn.itz i*. proprie
tor of a local meat* r and i- also seen-
tarv and manager of a machine sno*).
Hu ha hi ictofor* boeu known as a Ro-
publican.
>i„«wiek’» I’ ura.l'j 7,000.
Lincoln, I-eb., N"V. 7—On urtlier
prentici r-turns fr m ovei the suite tne |
Keptib. ca i -late central cointnuu-e to |
cry made mi •• timate placing the plu-
riui’v :»r .in S * .gowickat 7,003 ih**
tUs'oii co ii- uc w: ] not concede uo
]* a , >iui it,.,.s m<* in;iiu will be very
ciosa.
Pumping piams of tin- character ure
commoi ly u eu with dry u *•*:.-, in Eu
rope. It is contended by offi i lls nt me
y.,r*i mat me government will ue tavea
liO.UOO ny us u-e.
Ain liter . iiriii'iiti- (ilft.
Lord n. Nov. 7 —Iris anu mneed that
A r 'W i. am, gi, will gtv* £103.000 to
bmiu au<i (quip u tecnnicai crli ge m
V'ufiM iiiM mn ! h**instnmi*>ii p',*b-
C v .v; ■ iiic.H, (1 al Gaiii.-lllein, uouu-
Uo- oi Kexuui gn uu*i Belkii h.
K * c ■ <1 to II <i * rw * \ >l*-nMv r-nip.
Mcn.i'h, Bavaria Nov. 7. Th*- A 'ad.
ny o. i: n ** .vrt*. mis el* cied’ to nouor-
-*- in* "Hi * ;*hip Eu will An ; lit Abb v.
An. ■rii ;.n I aim* i. .<ouu A.iig- i ir-
’ r - h ra i ar cr, aim Wii miu
riiisu an 1st.
jcur* t y ».* me .ar ea- . Int oniy ore :
in rr,o jo iruey trom M < mv To Vl:id;vo-
st'u-i: win no the i ik< Paukai ilia
c*. .-* * "it-u, r. >:! tiie rm ir* around toe
la::* will ii*)t ff fiui-iicd *;i’ -ome years.
Tie- it'-.e c-*uii'-crin Port Ar , urwi h
th - N irwn iu Muijclranau railway is
now open.
ANOTHER TRUST FORMED.
PreseiveH ufaciui-i'i--C* labme W itli
< .ipitai u. <Ul), ;tb>.
PiTtSBumi, Nov. 7.—Seventeen of the
largest preserve manufacturers of the
country, at a meeting in tins city, nave
formed a c nibuiaaon to be Known as
the American Association of Maun-
fac uivrs auu Distributors of Food Pro
ducts.
Tne object of the organization is to
regulate prices ami sal*-- lerrii* ry and
to secure a more just interpretation of
the pure food lav/s. Tne companies
represented at the meeting ^ave a co i*
bined capital of $4,500,000 and control
about three-fourths of the ‘ctal produc
tion of the country. A ct-uiral office
will bo e-tablisned either in Pittsburg
or Cmcugo.
Kog Denser Miaii Kv*-r.
London, Nov. 7.—The heavy fog,
whien shut uown ou London and half
the country due-day, and which was
partially dispelled yesterday afternoon,
returned during the nigne ana tiie
soutm ru and eastern c* a-ts were envel
oped in a denser mantle than before.
Tin- Dutch mail boa: Kuenigen R- gt-n-
te- *• dlidi u with th*- Bririsii third cla-s
cm is r Pr,-j)* sine * iff Siurnes at mid-
m di. ! li* pu-'i-ng, r-and mails w* m
tr n u'ern-o to me P:* -p*nne iiud iue
mail uoat was bcaciied.
< it *• i i i ill * ton \ilil <- (.. Jflhs.
Taiii.iv AH, L T., Nov. 7. - T. M.
}*ul,i ngioii, jjiii'cipal cu.m of the Glo-r-
oi'' nation, d livenng in- auuiiui ad-
ar - t*> to-* t'cat'cil of the trine, ri'com-
niei;de*i per cu on : ayiueiir to the people
on icc din of me nilui-e m crops mis
y** »r, '"I nut m ' iwih -u n lone .-oti no
atf' iiiy w- ituuied. I’wo riiou-ami p*-o*
plcw* re pu-< ni, iue u ng in*' Daw s
co'iii is-i* n aux otn.-r United buiu
o tii ci as.
llti M. Gar.tr, ex capta.ii of engineers
in tin- regular army, now confin 'd m
the federal rison at L avenwo. ;n. bus
b en not tiled of the irrati i .ag of a civil
trmi in ii Uniu-d Slates cir* uit court
in Circago in CoUneOHon w im nn-.-uio
in-.t'uu-d mere by tne g 'Veinuaut to
ti»;:e ms pron rty.
Goionei i. D. Garter uud Horace
Stoue, a Chmng*) arrorio y, nav** bc>*n
in r* ,ii coii'Uitarion wi: h m** on-on. ,
gauu i'itig informauon tor mennp:*;.idl
ing trial. Tne purpose is to try a mis
irtiil to introduce evidence tnat Gaptmu
Carter a—ert- wa- • xciuneu at me court-
martial and which would nave e»tab-
ii.-heu nis innocence.
Colonel Caru-r was a»ked about the
trial jn-t be or** in* st irred for Chicago.
“Captain Carter and his friends are
muon p eased over tin* pro-p -cts ro g**t
a nearing m a court oi ju-nce at la-t.
Aii the evidence in his favor was ex
cluded at tin* courrmar; ial and now it
can bo introduced. My nephew ims
off- rea to turn over all nis property to
me government pending a fair trial in
a court of justice. ”
Di-a-trou- Mre at UicMand, Ga.
Richland. Ga, Nov. 7.—Yemrday
afternoon tire started in the old brick
warehouse occuuieu by F. S. Nicholson,
caused, ic is claimed, by the trucics pass*
ing over a matcD while in trarsit from
tne scales to me platform. Ricnland’s
hii-iness houses were closely connected.
The lire toon spread until 21 business
hou-es. the opera house and Tne Ban
ner office were consumed. The town
has no fire (i»nartmeut. The loss
amounts to *110.000.
Mi.xd- ll'-r-eif to Di a’h.
Macon, Nov. 7.— Mrs E N. Atwood,
daugmer of the iarc »’ongr* --man Gove,
woo represented mis district in con-
gr*—H after the civil war. -not herself
d*-ad yi ste’ ay at Bike’.- 1’ ik. h village
12 n;ii s ir*>m Macon Sue i f: no word
ol explnnailoii. ."de ■ as a widow, 4U
y, a r s olii, ’nt mid n* ,11 m leeble uealih.
Bue leaves ttiree uaugniera.
Ho-p a I Di*hi * .* (1 by I* Ire.
Dkh MoINkh, la, Nov. 7.—Trft'vv
Home, a in pital in wnicn 15 MuailiHix
paiieiiis w n- quarantined, was badly
ditiinig *1 >• tire tnduv. Tiie uitnate-
Wi r**,!*' ou* d bv me ti!em*'ii and police
n-kmg exposure lo iue cuU'.agion.
ginmn.. o * ilav s -■ --ion mat new.iui i
begin nis pr- .-eir.au' <a tir c.i-e <uii - -
ii g .uea.tem.) u -r log, bat mat ne
w utd not ue abb' to coaciua*- until to
morrow
Mr. Hamm will tab: for about three
hours ami will ■ e fob** .ed by Gapraiu
l ari:' ’. on bt.iall o; Aamiriii 6c.‘iie,v. it
is ex pc: -d mar m- s ■ two spi-eone- w ill
c *0-111110 mi t o: ii;:' e. art’ - time r *)m■
r*,w auu ir i- now boil* v* a that Mr.
R iviinr f ir Admiivii S hiey ana Cc.n-
ta.m lit-miv for tn ■ g - Veramem writ: ,:i«
e. ore t i" ii c, :h <•;:-— to me I
cun' t in Wednesday and prouabiy parti
oi Tuur.-aay.
iXoiiert- Vuvioii'to l.*et"i-*>.
Niav York Nov 4—At the Servi-e 1
c .bs u I- rum r* d •ii.it Lora Ronerts is
unvious to r-i’.i* , says the l.omion cor*
r* spondent of Hie 3 ibuiie. H-never lu
te imci to i"main th- . ui. r r.o*i at tne I
w ar ofiice, anu ne i- credited wa n a at
sire to pa-s the winter of his daysinl
qaiet retm nieni in lu-iia. Wmie m-
war iast-. nowev**r, it i- almost certain I
tne comiiKUider in chief will not .eav<-|
his post, reports to the contrary not-
withstanding.
W ill *-a!i oa Teutonic.
London, Nov. 4.—The White Star
liner Teutonic, wnn-h is to -ail from
Liverpool, Nov. 6, for New Y*rK, will
have among ner passengers Mrs. Levi
Z. Leuer of Chicago. The steamer Cel
tic of the same line, w i icii will sail
Nov. 8 for New Yore, has ou her passen
ger list the names ot Pouimey Bigelow,
Joseph Pulitzer, the proprietor of the
New Yoru World, and Lord Norbury.
Snicidt-d In >ciishitonal Way.
Vancouver, Wash.. Nov. 4.—Private
Eugene Lansing, Seventh infantry, a
convalescent from Company D, Twenty-
first infantry, Manila, committed Kni*
cute in a sensational manner as tne flag
was being lowered. As be was stand
ing on post headquarters steps he drew
a revolver ir mi nis po-ket and snot
bmt-' ’ through the Heart. No motive
U known.
I- J >tn Dili i U»rU*. qa.ailroil.
Niav Y*iKK, Nov. 4 —According to i|
Tne Herald’s Paris correspondent tne
French cruiser Auminu Cnarner, win •!
huu iieeii walling insirneiions at I*,,r;
t-aid .- uce l fi u.'s tav. i * as 1-fi osfen.-ii,ly
lor Tun:oti. bin n is mmg it p.is-ibly
sin- mis reaiiv *n*' to j in Aumuai
Guiiiant’s squadron,
v (- •i « a ii * i in v - i • ii nhiiN t,
N W Y*)! 8 N V 1 - Till e<)V r|)fd>s|it
jt Ni .dii' i -...•» m*- Managua curre-
huoR'ieni ui Ti ** Hera * b..s pn.* nusei:
f: m Germ.'iny «n-* tr in,at Aim lux Us
w n.cu can its > i ut gum.