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Y LATIR f 1 KIWI Corporal« frattchiraa In Taxa* k. will b« tai»! Vlea-Praaiduil ifo’art 1» racovar-.n^. and u altnoat pad lha l»a<er puat ESCAPED TRAP 8EÎ BY OTIS1 «Tl ' Montreal waa vlaited by a fire, de- •troriaj «8,000,000 worth of properly Aguinaldo Fled to the Moun tain Regions. 1 OS OF 1 TO Ruaua ranta a loan Th* •ffcrt to g-t 11 In 1 .armany re«ul’ed in failure. NOW •CIO OREGON Tl>e London fop U «a; I to be ■> thick that it Obe. ure« the a tor« la theater*. mpr« I* »«*•« •• Itavtaw m F lha Intpwrt bm I II • t* j»««*i«»g • m F «!»• I*««! W»«B I ull»*l From th» T»l»gr«ph < wlsmaa- . M<J»»y it front bnek Fa»t to reliara the tiru>,*enr-y t-ore due to a natural tubveuteal. Admiral Sebl»y «ayt th» completion Th» validity of ^>«»rnm»ut oentrao* of th» Nicaragua ran*! would maha the mad» by rwu*41»r Capta.u < «rt«r will Aiucn *n navy >a' In ibla. Within the l*»t wrak tbare ha* b»an lw twtad. The convention to arbitra much fighting At Ijidymnth. bat node- tion of hamoaa claim» wa» »IgnMl at r Irire reeult« are atlaUle-1. Waw-.ington. Inftarntla! Ran Dt»k'*n» «Ul bulk! • tran«. nt .a» utal r*ilrv*4 via Halt I^kn (rem their city. I'utalan ami Tarlac hate («•n takm by th» American», but A<uin*14u'* wherralvuta u a« mo b a la;,Ury •• tie lore. Hun1.n4t.1n dan Ira that th» raciO Mail Mtram.hip Company ha, ataorb*! th» New Japan I in». t»il> 1«! tetera* are vary w In Ken. tacky Ifoth th© Dero»»crate and lie- jrabli an« claim a vkt-iry, and a too- t«n*t is sura Th.' tjoy.!». »nt.'ntol'iU an ! rnbfwr tr '..t. n w prop.-., on.« <r»«t r> u wra wiih a capttalliatb n of «JbO.OiXl.tXW W|a-,.u»iu lumber -Iralir« hav» hoaglit 1,‘ m M.OOO arra« o( tttub«« Vaut on th» Pacifio coaM. T hay X,000.000. Owing to tha p«wvr V '«'¿raphio and raid» w-rvi « irv>m F. nth Africa tiw )> 'fi n I«|>»r* an cot no new* thair »|wcial *<!lti<'iia. Th» ■ ? nanno t. «vat l!o’land haa f^rn «m • raafully t»«t.-.l ly l’m*l» > >u an I a pun It«*» will pr ba lily ..«« V, imvli- by the navy <i> |urtmvut. Th» lattlrahip Orrv1 ■> *>— aai!«! faun Hong h1 *>•■. «up|«»»dly for Ceba I au.1 waa «raniin^ly onprv|wn»l ftw A brat«1 <T»w of th<. Priti.h ahlp Pathan recently charter«*! for tratw- l«'tt .nic«-, r»l’.*-«l to accompany th» • hip (<> th<- I hi ippin* « Tw< aty-oua of thorn w»r» pl a.cl tn iron« vi th Th© Meilrani had two fight» th© Ya*jUis in whi* h th© Indiana ropulsed. but not without cunaidr-rabte bto th© Meli an«. The Union lr n W««rks. of s<n Fran cisco, i« «aid to have been alraorbud by th© fiellgman syndicate, th© gigantic shipbuilding trust r* ©ntly formed. Th© (■|trr*-l«© Indians w ill aril on! and leave thi« country. Tlx*y disap prove of th© allotment plan Meii*o has given them a grant of 8,006,000 aero«. An unknown man had nn© of hi« tega torn fn * . h»* )■ dy while attempting to board a n ving train near Kanawa (Tty. lie lived I nt 16 mlnuteu, dying in b> ■ ri> ag During a whopping tour in New ■Admiral and Mr» Dewuy wer© ¡«died V» ©*k rvfug© tn a st* re to th© crowd of curious p»o|»la «ho pressing them. York. rom- av-i<! wer© A bt P»t»r»l.ar, <vrrra|«>ad*nt *ay» that lluaaia, Franco and Kpaln havo <1»- < i<!« .l t intorv ruo an l •urffn,t art'itra- t. n Iwtwran l n,tland and th» lUor« U tx-rmauy 1« w ilhng t«> nvoporato. Assistant Suw-retarv Alien, In h!a an nual rop* rt, favor« the naval r©«rr\«* H© bellsvas that it should I* rw rgan- taad in c« nn© turn with the rogular uavy establishment tttia ca! b a that th» Thirty-fifth in fantrtr ha» rcuhod Manila Thia 1* th, rr-.-lmrnt which «a» ■|u,rt»r«>! ,t Van- c ivr r and »mt>ark»d In m Portland. Private t'leary dii-d on th» vnyaff». Relations !>etw«eu Japan and Russia • re strained. The tr>ub*e is over C<»r©a, »nd the Mikado’s government 1» itaraght to Ira anxious to try n mln- sbiU« w ¡th the * tar The llerlm <-.>rr< •[• tident of the I'aria Figaro «ay* Emperor William ia ro- aolvod Ui occupy Tigor hay, «oath of Angola, on th» wot --oa»t of South Africa, if England occupi»a Dela<oa lay. A b tig In ¡t will has tffmed up. «nd with it th© j t’ *|* - I that th© r»?at<* of th© tat«* Andrew J. I>avi*. th© Montana milllohAiro, will again burden th© re cords of th© Montana »upr«-ma court \fol*al«rat in Lur* n has traen occu- pied by th© .American» Ruv«ia wanta ua to '!»fin» mtr p>lioy in live |«rtlti. nlltit of l hlna *<h» »«•ema atillou« Io know ll w» aro in the a ramble for a |a>rt of entry and a aphen nt Inrturn.» l he imprraatou i, tliat Amerl a wtl! only itiaiat up »> .'¡ell d-- r |-'licy and pn le. tl- n of be* treaty ritfhta. tlrv-at I ritain «nd Japan will »up|airt her tn thee drmanda. Twelve rorlahsts and an • literals aero elrctel to th«* llrrlin i municipal council. The Indiana, with th» TruneaM, volume« ra ou board, la overdue at San Franc l»co. The lat© John S Pillsbury of Minn«- • polls, left 1100,(KM) to a borne for hildreu. Th» Tamma New* announce* author* llallvelv that th» Sava fencer haa Iw-eri aold. name ia withhold. In Snohomish «xranty 2,50 m« n emp|oy©>l in getting out luga •hiugle tad!*. The which report rut the officer» of the trampoli < >hl<>, ha» arrive! at San Fnmrtaoo, that II h t » la a •carcity of fi*»d ialatid of Guam i*re»ld»tit Samuel H Donnelly, of th» International Typographical I 'mon, waa ac. rded etilhualaatle re. r^rtionl by the printer* of I'ortlan l and Soattl» and Spokane. An ungrateful Indian, who had leen lunii'hol with haw! and lody-ing. ent- derv-l a Nevada white woman and her Infant >"ll llobla-ry waa the motlra ol the aaratain Tin- Rudati ateamer !* Itwv Vaatok. w hi h wa» |o have entetcl the tran»- )a.rt oa-rviee. arrirad in San F Lav late, a British steamer I mi * Ing taken her place War in the Transvaal haa ©ff«* ted th«* markets of the Fa*t and r | w * ula- live o|«-rati<»na hav»- < naia d, Ho- rff«s I on pricea, however, haa n»»t been at great a« anticl(iatr>l. A divorce has been granted V'-n M■■like, th« enqMror • f <««-m «nv*« aid-dcoamp Ihr <|v» n*«- piacevi the entire guilt <>n the wife t. The caee haa cau*<*«I a a*-UMitb>u in <?«'urt i circle« for a year past. U» ( «*111)1 Having l«*arned that White ta «till wife at !a»dy«mith. the British art» gir- ing att* ntixii to <»« n« ral J-■d<rt’« plnQ for th** « n ju* *t of Natal S i> h ft movement is regarded as more daring thnt sh< rinAii'» march to th«* * a Judge FL hofbdd, of Hllmda. ha a ay. Fix«'d in S<n J ran lavo fn*ni Samoa ami Hawaii II« th«* native-« of "«•i a ah ••♦l»l I- alk»vi«*d to w«>rk < ul their own »al\«ti n Hr rej- rt* the la nd grai>ler> a« doing a rushing lumi- nr «e in Hawaiian islarnl« Swindler* in Wall «tree!. New York, have been «railing canceled revenue "tamps. the tmfflo basing rvarhod «-normoua proportions. It la eetlmated that 10 j»er ««nt I the dally »al«»« Were fraudulent and that th«* government ha« leen lo* ing |5,üOQ a day in the deal. ta *urk© Cochran, th«* fam ->us New York orator, trai «race a portar t««r A. T. Stewart. Charlea Fl. Littlefield. who »tirrr« Ig Nrlann Ihngley in congre**, will Ira the talfi-t man in that body, being all fret five inches in h«*ight. A l'ali ha* tarara iasuel by the execu- live council for th«* nineteenth annual convention of the American F rd« ration of I*al*r. V» he held al Detroit, Mich., Ihxemtar 11 neit. J»»hn Wanamaker authorise« the stat«*m«*nt that hr never advertised in a Sunday newspaper and never will. The navy d«*partment has Bold the strnmrr He«*t« r. formerly the Spanish merchantman P«*<lr”, for f*. »’-<» I he Frdro was one of th«* first vessels cap- turrd «luring the Spanish-Ameri an war I he dwelling n e occupied by former President Martin \ an llunm at No. 87 Fnat Twentv «eventi» «rtrret. New York, ha« just lorn fluid amt it is aniemn-v*»! that tin* property will be louwrted lulu a huiaaw idook. The Wa-hington volunteer« were (ire* •©nted with tn«*«tal» in brattle. Ma)« »r-< *«*n«’ ral Ludlow, civil go ver- .. ? ''•w Y rk. nor of Havana, is vi»>tmg in Twenty men of th© Forty-««*com! regi m«*nt w* ro injure*i in a railway *<' i dent *>n their wav to >an I ranciaco N«*s Verre Indians have demand«*«! rt in m •. than is ¡«aid tor milway right» of way through their re«ervatl«»u. Asarmblytnan Man*t. of New Y'ork, claim« hr was <!rf«,at«*l by fmml, but bi« frlrnd« say the) will CouU*«t the seating of Stewart. The «langer of a Basu to «prising ia now admitt«*d t»> l>e Itnnilib nt in south Africa, an i may render n«*> «-»»arv the mobilisation of a second army corp« An agreement a» tn th» |Mrtiti*<n <d Samoa has twn reached at B« rlin be- tw«**n F ngland am! Germany, subject U> the approval of th«’ Cnit«- I Mat«*« A Lark is loading I jhhi . imh ) fort of ««prclaliy «• I«* ted tiinlart at \ am-otiwr. ( , f< r th«* ('rampa, of l*hilad«dphia • I « um ! In buiidiug United ■*tat* • • ips. The civil governor, counsellor. Judge« and s«x retarle» who constitute ihr new government <»f Negnw, «rut greeting to lYesideul M< Kinley on taking their ufh ce« A cable message from General < >ti« •ay« that Major Hugh At«-« «rath ( CUp- tain Fourth cavalry j died at Manila from wound« received al the Imttle of Nov aleta, a month ago. F‘rv*!©rick J Cross of Honolulu, ha* th«* riclnwive right* to operate the Mar coni system of wire!©«» le legra ¡thy in tlx* Ramuaa. It i« expected to have the system in <q«rrati«m January 1. A $!00,0<x) gobi bri«k, lite larg» »1 ever melted in a ( anadian mine, is to be *ent down from the Kootenai dis trict shortly. Thi« year’« wash-up 1« tira rt< beet ever kn*wu in the distri* t Kussian* and the Ja|rau**s© on the (‘orean |«*mmula are on th«* most friendly term«. The Rus*ian and Jap an«**© minister« a**» it that the roporte of friction an* unfound«*! and an* in- tend«» I to distract attmliou from ether questiona. Gen John Bidwell, of (,'hlcn. Cal., who lol th© first party of whit©« over th© hiefTss Ink» the golden stat©, is still hale and hearty at the age of KO. < iffi' ial ©atiuiat©« of the w heat crop in F ran«*© pia«-© the yield at 346,600,• 55 4 bushels this year Thia is a falling off of 35,096,968 Iraahela from last year Gen ! «aw ton. wta» has Iwvn de M*nl««d in a neaapaju r bt»gm(hv as able *‘tn drink any man under th© table,** tell» a enrreepnndent in Manila that he never drank a drop of liquor. Haron v<O Windhrirn. chief <4 the Berlin p'ltre. |a coming to thia country • *>u for «tody of our p»live meth»«la The latke Drummond (anal and Water cum pan v, a corporation which George Waahington waa inatrumental in forming and «d which ho wae the firat president, haa formerly opened to navigation the Dlunal Swamp «¿*al, w hich ritend« from Norfolk, Va , 0» F.lilabeth < tty, N. r««nne* ting the I lisabeth river of Virginia with I be Faaquotank river of North Carolina la 27. rallee long. By ita nee vewei« may avoid rvmndiug < ape llattrraa. LOCATED AT BAMOANQ K fTurt« t»f th* Xm»rle««» Milita»* 9 »rtM «III !»• l>lrr«i»4 T*«sH <•»»* RaV )l*b*| < aplial la Iba Meeife Washington. Nov 11 . — The war de- part ment definitely located Aguinaldo today a« on hi» way to Bamiang, «5 The recent miles northeast of Tarlar calculations hav© I «-en that the tn»ur f«nt leader waa in th© t* wn of Bayan. hang. B» t far from Tarla* in which case the «««©ral f'»r©« under <«©neral» Mar- irlh'ir, Isiwton. Young and Wheaton would have had him |irw> ttrally «mr* roundad There ha« l*s*n •■•me d<Klb<. h»’wcv©r, as to th© name <d Ba* an.txng, uxl today this was cleared up by defi* tuta information filing Ba if) I* ng. tn* •taad *4 Bayan* I eng, a« the place of Aguinaldo*« refug© A dt« («at <h from General < H-la merition©d jlMmlxng. and • t the asm© time reliable inf*nnatf<'n < ■ through other channel« that I .leu* tenant Gilm« -re and «*th«*r Gilmore ««eher J Amanean prt*» mers w* tv at lVaml«ing. ILamlwng. in the .i. untaius far b» th© t>»rth**a«t ot lar * It I« ripe» ted th«* insurgent capital will l»e »hift«*! to Bambang, and ths »•ff- rt* of th© tm©ri«*«n militan forrea will be direct*«! toward that pniat. It la in tlx* mountain* »• r«>untry of I' • n »rth. an«! apparontly «»ut « I the fertile au*! (■•(»uh’ti« region« where Aguinai«Io fo«» thus far conduct**! his <»|4*ration«. It i» «al»l ta l«e arcMsdbta fn»m the south I - wa* «•< one route only, along a river which is a branch of th© Rx» Grund© This l«'a*«w th© rvlwl I« -a l« r Inti© *»r no op|««rtunity of communi» ating with th»* oa-t or get ting in supplì«*© II«’ has alm» h it the ratln»ad behind. It i» ©aid at th© w«r d»’j»artment that th© column« of General Young an ! «••neral Wh«*at*»n will |m»h on to th© n >rth. following u|» the iusurgrnt leader and bis waiti n'*! lands BOERS LAST WEtK. Adwanc© on I a«l » ««tilth Will I«*git* in « *'•© I**m!on. Nov. 11.—-The scanty and conflicting new* from th«' »©at of a ar • ml th»* tact that (♦©neral While has not yet said a w rd about th* alh-ged fighting ar uml Iradysmith ar© again I nslui'ing a feeling <»f gl«*>m. It may ta* that < »«’neral White has sent news an<! that GetX'ral Rulh-r Im* thought ta «t tn k«**p it to himself. Indeed, this i* th«» v«T*i i> that is taxinning to be believM. a© it is held to ta' impossi ble tliat the news of heavy fighting brought by Kaffir* iu such circumstan tial detail can l>© wholly groundleea. If thia be mi. it ia otninoua. for there could I»© no grouml for concealing fav orable news. It cann>>t !* kwig however. ls*f*»r© a <*hang© occurs <»* n« ral Buller’s f«»rc*©« alii s**»ra arrive nt Durban, and will pniltablv ta’gin th© adv am*© to th«' R lief <4 Iradysmith about N<»v«’riil*er II Th© B**■<**, if they ©ver entertained th«’ idea of a roal invasion uf Crape Colon't hav«* prolrably now atwui*l<m©<! it. ivnu will devot«* their wta»le energies to re ducing Ladysmith. They have only atamt a w«*ek to do thl* The fact that they aro ina« tiv© in heat«** that they ar*' waiting fi r romething which they f«*el sure will justify their delay. The latest F -t«'«*urt dispatches *« i !M b* hint that th«* garriMon is alout t*- ra tin’ furthe r southward. Rwller's WITHDRAWAL OF TROOPS T R AN S-PACI F IC Geaaral W ..»a Il-»»» Mat Waa! •« Maa, a* Waal*,,«. Tbr N»w York. No rem far 11.— A »pectol to the llrrald from Waahington aav. In elder to ao'l l the charge ot mill- tortam already leing rwiaed iu certain j»'lillcel ‘juartora *1»! preliminary to the ap|aiintmrnt of civil governor, l*rvaid»nt M Kinley and -wervtory Ru t ar» >-i>oai<lering the adrlaahillty of witbdraatng tra>|a from t uba and l*u. rt. ■ Rico. There arv i»'W ia tuba 31*1 offli'erw an«! 10.7M men and Puerto Rico low i.rficer* and 3.233 mnn In hla annual re)»<rt Juat rabmittod to Ha-crwtorr li'«l Itrigadiar < >»t»»ra) W <wal, commanding the d©(rartm©ut «»I S*u*tia<’>, <!©cl*ro« he h<* ton many tc»'p>« Secretary Ibot telegTSphed General W--*1 U»tay to make • supple* n*«*utal ro|» rt •• to th© nomlsr of tu©n In hi« d©(«irtm©ut six! th© numl«‘T which ran mfsly !« withdrawn In i ‘ •tn»-t - n«wrr -*nt «©kcrsl days ! to < r*fM’fil Brts*k©. cvirnmanding divlsti« in (*u)<a. !■» r©(w>rt u(*ra th© adv iwaI4lity of withdrawing tra*(M. . Hi« reply wu i> t fav«»ruble to th* («nqwMitxm Th* cimditfon« in Ihr t island, in hi« •’pinbra. n©c©««itatrv| th. roteutbm <»f all th© men tx’w under hi* rommAnd It 1* und©r»t««»l thst Brigadier Gen* ©rsl Ixw*. ©«»mmtnding th«* provinces! H smuia and Einar del Rto. hu In formed th© pro«l<tettt th«t. in hi« ■ »pinion, all th© m©n in i'nlra »houh! rotuain. Vjs»u th© arrival of «»©neral Lu ll«*«* hero, h© will !»* ««k«*! to glv© hi« opinion ro«(»> ting th© advisability >f reducing th«* military force in th« j Island. In Puerto Rico, it i* «aid, military »ft», ©r« feel that th*** for* © there can ’ © ro-dtic«f*d and it ia ©i(»«*» t«*<l aoiti© Iratal- •L a - inns will I»© brought horn© and lion**«! in thi« orantry. STHENGTHiNINQ ESQUIMAL’ t.ngl«n*l Will *i«rt H** l^km I nawaroi by ll««««la. New York, Nov. 10 —\ special to th«* Tim<*a from Montreal saya F ng* land d»M*« n<»t inten«! to I«» taken un aware« in «uv move that may I** mad© in the Pariti«* a» a r»*»ult of a (■ assi Id© combination <4 two nr more • hostil© ¡jowere agnina! her intercala in that quarter of the gio컩. It ia loara«*«! lion. that a strong detachment of mart i uh’*««' »ailing from I-ngland 1 MMM not annotine«*!, will arrive at Halifax t«> morrow or the day after rn route tn Es- «¡Ultnalt. th«* strongest British strong- hold am! naval I mvm * iu th© Pacific ocean. Th© fortification* at Esquimal! ar© al»o un i« rgoing ouwld«'rabl«* strength- ©uing am! enlargement, aud a large numler of h«*av y gun* have recently Iratm shipped aero** th«» continent to Iw mounted nt that fortroas. Th«» roarou for th«* hurri«*d »trongth«*ning of F'aqnl* malt lies in tin» apprehension «4 th© Im* («•rial government that Russia may a izo th«* opj»»rtunitv of th«» 1 *-r W AJ to attack F. ng lami in th«* East. DEWEY’S WEDDING. Mri. >1ll*1r«*<l liasrn ller«tn© III* Hrld« In a > vry Qalel < rrmiony. Little Said of Beseiged Army at Ladysmith. BOMBARDMENT IS KEPT g«©th©r M lti«ti T raB«|*«rt Arri**« st • ©F© t->** W©w« Fffram W ••«•ra U>»r4«r I *•!■••« l««lÿaaMitb trand n. N , 13 Dx* l’rit‘.«h war office iuu* r©* ©ik«Ml from Geurtai Bultar th»* folfi’wiiig -li«patch *’<<(•’ h*»n, Thufwday ©*-mng—- Have rr»*«Mk«*l hy pG»**u Ira« « < .»*>■ ira )•■>! i «Tal White today the k»l lowing ■ Th» lombard ment at long rang© by llrttvy gun« 4'tmtinu«*« «tally. Aaual A lew tie« ar* <©*♦ urnng. but U'i acrloui harm i» taing <kraa. Th© Be M»rw «©nt ii t*da; Tran»- a num I rar of rofug©*’« from taa) under a flag of truce A |»rty *rom trad y smith m©l them « outwtd«* tha ickets Wh©U the ¡mrty apparatoti, i© !L*©rs flrod - n it l**h re it rr*. hed ur pi* ket* A!.»y r Gate. **f th* Royal nginror». w«s w< unl©d t *tay white -ending a rn»'«*ag** Th»* «'nfrou- hm**nte •ro growing stronger daily ai»I th© sup- ply ot provisiniM is ample *• Th© war «•ffl«'e this evening ioued th© foil wi;»g ’’From Buller, Cajra Tow n. Nov. 10. — By norasag*' from Hulu way«», date»! Nov ©mirar 3 A small ‘envoy and «w- port under Spo. kley. «>f « Plumer’* for« ©. was atta«'k«^l by |k «©re N« o ©inter 2 Six m«*o mi ««i ng and huit <x»nv«iy " lha war uilfi© Ü’tS •!*< le uel tta* fidlow ing "A report having - nth \ frl< an (•*(» r» fir«*«! on th© Geneva fl 1er telegraph« th«' fidi th«* incident given to Diggers* New« by A with th© B**©rs ’Dir*' after tlw first •uf caniMUi «hot, tlx* I ngliah thought men w«iro at th© railway station, and tiro«! there Th©v w«»ro m»t !. but <*ne of th© allot* wt'iit thnmgh an ambulance. As a*»n a * they found out their mis* take they «*©**«*I firing The «mbn* tan* e « as thought to have been th nw mile* from th© a«*en© of a«’ •tion. so it cannot Ira < latti I th»* I **« r* bn kt- the rul©« of ivihi«’«! WArtare. «nd I d<» think th* I nghnh w ul l have fir* * them intentionally.' " With the arrival at Cafra Town of th*» British tran«js rt< I: «lyn <’watte • ml M<«or, to ta' filli*>w««d by a *<>ntin- nous «ticccMi ui *4 troop-laden ahi(*. th© roal * ain|migti in South Africa may ta aal*! t-* hav«’ tagun an i th«' fa* t that th© Aral «hip nam«*<l was ©x¡ra*’ta«! u arrive at Durban forthwith indicates •t l«’A**t a mudificratiun <4 the plan <>f a* I vanee. (*a©4tliions st I «<ly«inlth New \ rk. Nov 13. — A dis|*.»t h to the World from F *t*»»urt nay» "Trustworthy information <<*n«*©m- hiif th«' a* tual stat© of affair* .it Irady- ainith con»©« from tu<» civilians who ar* r i • *•■ I t* i'■.'■ f. • a¡*» <’. ■ t t»©aieg©d town by «*\a<hng the British patrols mi'l stealing through the |U©r lines Thev say that laith th© town and th© British camp are completely invested, and thnt artillerv firing l«*k and forth is continuous Th»' lombard- nient is heavy but its effect is reported to l<* petty. 1 h© lLM*y* aro • lightly •uperiur in «treugth. but the British for« «** maintain a vigorous d«*f«*nae, fi^htin^ «tally There were Ihr»**» Al tacks «m the *i(!e of lrady»iuith ls»1 F'nday. The accvvuuts provimialy re* ceive«l through native î -um r* were groatly exaggerated. "The main Britioh attack was ou th** iHH’r l'Mtt«*ri**s «.tati*-tied t«< th* ■ n**t* ward. The British h**© in that a* tian wan alsiut ISO kill«*<l or wounded It is aupjssM’d that ih© P»o©rs suffered Far more. Washington. Nov. 11. — Admiral Georg** Di’wey and .Mrs Mildred llasen w«*re married quietly nt th»* re* tory <d M Paul*« Catholic church in this city, shortly ta tor© 10 o’clock this morning Th<* ceronrony waa per forme* I Ihr Itev. Jam©« F Ma* kin, ¡Nuttor the tiw chur-'h. The ceremony was til limplwt character according nt«w of th«* Catholic church, m th« onlv witn«*»Ma, beside* the officiating clergyman, were Mrs. U ashlngtoti M* Iraan am! Mr* Ludlow, wife«»! Admiral! Ludlow, mother and sister ro«iwctiv©ly of the bride, and Ll» ut* limit ( ahiwidl, I.«tr»t Frolii I f imllh . Dewey’« *»•*-rotary. Ixvmlu, Nov. 11 —Th«* colonial Arrangements for th** wedding vwro •flic© haa roceiv«»d a telegram from th* made with all the s«s reey which ha* , governor of Natal, giving a copy of the attend«*! th*' wh«de affair As !>vvv«*y | pig©«»» ptM*t message ro«dv©d by the i*« not a f'atholi«', a «¡Msvial di«(M*nsa- promter from th© commandant of vol- tion wa* require«! for the p*-rformam « I unt«*«*rs. It is as follows: uf th«* ceremony. % «» V tu•! ••»«I *• »•» Kitt*i<*r. “Lwdyamlth. (Tuesday).— I «©nt you, Ixmdon, Nov 13 \m>th**r rumor, November 3, by native otsaenger, a ro Flll|»li»«»« l «e Hraas Bullet», emauating front Amsterdam aounm, I» rt of th«’ «angag«*m©nt tluvt day, but I New Y«»rk, Nov. 11.—Th» l’rr- • «ay* a British regimtrat wh *» decinuited •» n t sure if it nachm! v u, as the rays: Fri«lay by tta* F r«*© >t«t©r* It la ii** *.-.-ngcr ha» not rotumed Maj >r **Brasa bullet« aro Iraing u«**d bv th» tdded that 600 British •tildlrn» were Taunton, an ! h»*rg* ant Ma]wM»ne, of th© Filipino© against the A merlran* I iillt'd and wouu«l©«l, and that SoO Natal carl•HM*©ro, were kiltal. Cap- fact was «lifMsivero»! wh«*n a bullet with horws wer© capturo«l. tain Arnold!, <»f th© I» r>h r nú «untad a brasa casing was eitmctal from the rifle*, waa wound©*!. Nine trvsqiers leg of a soldier at th© l’uly«*»nic ho« Al©ah«tt Itallwsy. were wounded, all slightly, All aro pital recently. Il© i© now atGov©rtx>r*» Seattle, Nov. 13.—Th© White ’ Paira doing well. There haa been nothing i»land Ix'ing nurw-d ba<*k to h»*alth. important sin«*© Th© tanqutal wras ro* Th«' (Mtient is Lieutenant Jo****ph L. A Yukon Railroad ha« purchase«! I Dear- moved to a s pot <»n th«* railway thro© D>novan. formerly <»f th«» Ninth regi ly 83<M),OtX) worth of etael rails with which to extend ita I in«* from Irak« mil«M« »>uth. All was quiet Sumlay ment. II© w«*nl to th«* Philippine* a* and Monday Th© «-nemy renew©«! ths a regular an«! wa« wound«*! in th© l«’g Itennrtt to C|o<*r!igh, a ¡sunt **n Fifty- 1 humhardntent to« Uy. but ix> daiiiAgu Being young str*ng am! healthy, he Mil© river, four mile* lefow th© While Horse Rapids Of thia anxraut 3, 400 has l*©en «ton©.** will trat di© The surge« ms fourni th«’ ton* hav© b**en deliver©*! under rush or- • •»•fr f*»r Ihr l‘rr»rn! tnuibta in the »ha|»* of a large bullet, der« to Irak© Bennrtt. tog« ther with i a G»U«loti, \«>v 11 —’Ih«* corro«j*>nd* hr««» «*n<*a»•*«!, in hi« leg. Nature hn«t hMvumotive to l*e used »ra th© construe- ent of th© Ihtily T©!©gra(»h nt I'ieter- •aved D»ix»van*a life by encysting • it tion work lietween Irak«’ Iteunett and maritsburg, t«*tegra|>hing M«»n«lay, nays*. Had it not !«*'n for the (■»lM»n pond the Whit© II or** * Rapid* “ E«4court. I*i©<©rmarit«t»urg and cyst that sum»unde»I th«’ l*ull«*t, Don«»- By June 1 at least. the railnm«! Iradv smith aro all »afe for anm© time ta van wouh! hav© died long ag*>. U m « sur com(mnv ai perte to have the ro»x! come. Owing to th«* fact Hint irady- goon» said. " completed to th© rapi«ii and in «»pera- •mith h«*« low «ml th© Bo©r«, unluck l um. Thrrr Futllr 4ltarh«. ily, ha\ tug IflWfi )M*rmitl«*«l to «w*i upy Mount Hulu wan ami other -urr»»umhng Manila. N ov V — A force of 8<Mi*in- ttae Killed III« »«ihrr. big hills, attempts to O|*m ta*li««grnphic •urgvnta attacked th«’ I ourth rax airy Nor. 11. Al P«»rterv tile,, <’al , communication have prove«! a failure.'* la«t night, making three futile charge* Plan»», a small town a mile an«l a half and loaing titre** men, th« ’ Ameritan« V4<»r* H«»er» %r*»*m«l K l*nt*«*rlry . "»»nth «»I hero, Reese Martin was shot Orang© River. Cap© C«d«*ny, Nov. Io«ing none. and instantly kill©«! by hi ! W*y«*»r»»hl T)»r flrwt raft ttettaa th» ferry at Ce «>n F ndrfi* k 11—-Th© Iloers investing Kimt*©rly The Th© yvmng yv«ung inan i *n ac ha^e lern rotnf«»r«'©<! by 2.(KK> men, Laiiatuan waa camel away by ibe cused his father of striking his mother. It laut 1« men of the A <|uarrol ©u**u«*«l atxl the «on dis and have •utx'eed©«! in oorrBhug al»*ul awift current. A'.|,(MM) worth of stock I© long mg to Third cavalry on laMin!, with their charge«! both !<arn*l» <*f a «h»*tgun st himtarly merchant«, which wa« in- h««r*-««. I but «»lily on«* of them wa« th© old man can-lug in-tent drith tended for th»’ «raatenance of th© tow u. dmwnod He claim» that he act«*«! in self-defense Hrillch Tr«R*p»rt iMiablU. St. Vincent, (‘ape Venie Island«. Nor. I!.—The British transport Persia, with a aqua«!mn of the F nni»killrn ilragvon«, a Imspital drtachmmt and munitions of war <»n t«»an!. ha* lw*©u towed here in a disable«! <s >tx! it ion. She waa picked up by a tug cl«>©r to some n»ck«« an«! waa t«»wr«l 12 miles Th© ( ’barter < >ak is in llartlonl, (Amn©* ticut, arx! concealed th© har- t*-r of th© colony |<>r several year« fn»tn _________________ Th» Mar*» l«l«n*l Strife©. Maro Island, (’al., Nor. . 11— The striking shipwright» at the navy-yard aro »till «rat. A rommitta© of the men heb! a 'xraferonc© featay a th < 'em ma nd- ant K«*m!Y. who state«! tlvat it waa not in hi« power ta |w*rmit them ta return ta finiali up their work <*n tlx* llarib rd until he ha«! received in-Wu* ti<»n« from th© navy department. Then* ia talk of establishing a direct linr of «taamrrs !<*tu«*«*n s«»mr |»>mt »»n the Pacific «'oast an«! Vladiu*«t«M'k. Hi- Iwria, the F.icific <MW»t terminus of the Tran»-s|l»rrian milnatd. As a* n as the mad is completed, which will lie within a year, the llu*«tan government will rn* «»uragt* such a line The missing news (taper c«*m*«|s»nd- •nt, Faeton, who waa supposed to have o*n caldure«! by th«* Horra i* «aid bv «»neu I Macrum to Ira at the fn»nl with Kruger*« array. CtinFiithin In KrnlHrhy. fo»ui*vtlle, Ky., Nov. II —A ©«raft) <i«»n of claims and r*uinter-«'taim«, t juiet which th© off!« ial coont, or, |«©r lap©, a contest Ira fore th© legi statu re, artll Ira n©*©«*ary, is all that i* left of rursday’« rlr«*ti«»n Abova it all vehr- nent * ri©* nf fraud, committed or *v»n- ram pl a t«*d( are heard Flach »Ida ’laitns th© © Ira-ti*»n of ita tiefcot by a vlurality of 4,000. and ¡»r«-*rnt« figures iT-eailent McKinley, It 1« «aLi. done o back up tl>© claim. lhe«ra figure« in not like to d«> thing« Friday < >m* or ©tn* counties vary Widely, and it 1« two rriuu« a»*» filtrate have happrned mpnsraihl© to tell which si*le, if either, ia* accurate returns. to him on that <i^r. U|«»i Berber Maag«4. Chicago, N»»v. 13 — August lh*«*ker, th© German but« h« rfc wTx» <»n January 7 last, murder©«! bis wife, Rachel, and afterward« rhop|««d np «n*l !«>iled th© remains in order to dispose <»f them, wa« hanged in th*- <**»unty >11 thia af- t©r!i «»n. Ita» k©r’s n©«*k w.o» not broken by the fall and it was sixteen minute« Is*for»' h© was prom urn*©*! »Ira«! < >n th«* scafT«»ld Becker protested hl" inno- rence and declared Georg© **ntterly, the father of hi« arcond wife, W as the real munlcrer The case of Becker in many way« H»r© a remarkable similarity ta that of Lentgert. Both «4 th© <*m«l©mnr>«l men were butcher* an I the m«»tive «»f ths crime Was th© same in l»>th » am*«—a d«*«ir© to get nd of a wife in order U marry a younger woman. Twn KeglmmU tn Sail, S«n Franciacti, Nov. 13.—Tb.- Forty- tilth Statea volaatm-r infantry rvtfitnrnt will aail tor the Philippine« tomorrow after»»>n on the trnn.|> rt. t’ity of Ryttery ami Kathan The Forty- tilth Will t»- chwrly follow nd f.y the Forty-fifth, which will tail Mon-lay on the inuMpurta Senator am) Hen Mohr. I CABLE Crw««*« l>r*|» %(*>««•>• ai« 4 ••»««• M*»«alala«. X«w York. *»•>». IS — A tu Ih* Tnl unr tn>iu Waahta<t>« uva Rear A>1mIrai |tr»lh>ni ha. coni- pl^tr.1 thr .‘tn. ial nata) pt")«-| fc.r ■ irai». I' aci Ó«' ■abiiiann* cabla between -^a Fratte tao» «n4 Manila tu Un»s I*’ «upplv coorfraaa wllh all thè eeeanttal uiti>miati<>n al thè opan>n< u( the next •©■MloU that will |*rmlt Intelligent mu- • tdemthra of th«' suNjtM-t and pn'tnpl ac tion for th© inauguratum <4 th© groat u«»rk All doubt has l<e©n removed regard ing th© (*rn> ticabthty of I he ©nl©rprise by th© adoption uf H'<m>lulu, Midway aud i«u«ui aa rolay stations on th© fong Un©, and by th© di««-overi©« ma«!© front th«* uaval-surv©y ship Nrro as to th© charactar of the ocean I«©«! between those (• 4nts Th© «M'Utiding ln*tru- mrut* of this «hip disci *©d an al v- * In tlx* W©*»t« rn I’acific «w©r fix© mil©« deep, but a «light divergence frv»m a •traight lit»© fortunataly devaloped a nrato avoiding this ln*u|«©rai I© obstacle to laying a working cable \t arndhet (»tint, on th© mm© str* < h b©tw**©n Midway amt Guam, a »ubmerged moun tain «»ver 19,(KM) feet tn height was di* covered, and a reasonably level p*a«i artund thi« was found Th© phv -*i* «l practicability of th© line n*'W having !>©©n u»*tir>d levond doubt, it only n i am* !• r co ng ro«« to weigh th»- military n* <•©-* iti©« an«l coni- ■ r il a • m’ t- i r io fr ¡ths *'on*trurti >n am! operation of th© «▼»• tern It was represent«’*! to c*»iigro«« at it« la*t n that th* roveuu© tot* •t|w*- frsl fr* .. th- |G i' a*d© W u I tx*t attract (»rival© capital uni©«* II had a <'»*nn«'«*tion with Australia, tapAQ and ( hlna, a« well a* with Nan 1 ran* riser*, Honolulu ami Manila. Fur tlvat roa*oti it wa» deem«*«! in*! le- peiisahfe that th© Volte«! Ntatr« 1 own strong© telaod. in th© Carolina' group, ur a cable landing th«-ro to in ©uro th© working *4 a b«»(>'• \u*tralis Th© of this may deter anv 1 «**»r|*>ratinn from undertaking th© op©r* ! ation d a cal l© aero** th© Facltiv with out a heavy «ul *idy. LANDED UNDER FIRE. Il-rw Wlk«at«*n • Vrttt* I »I •*•«» bar h r .1 • « Van fablaa. Manila, Nov 13 —Th© landing of th«* Amerit an tn<opa al san Fai Ian Tuottlay *»« th« moat «pecta-ular efTair <»f ita kin I »»iut e <«eneral Shalt* r Ais- etnlxrkation at Ihviquirl. The . o-oper* ation of the tn»»'|»a ami the navy wav ■ • Mph’te. I he gunb at*» maintained « ferriti bombardment for an hour while the troops ruahed waiat d«-ep through the aurf muter a h«vavy lut badly aimed rifle fire from the Inaurgent tretii'hew and • harged right and left, f! «ve- ing rettela. F’orty Filipino« were cap- ture<I, mostly uon-commiaahiued otü- rer«. Several inaurgeni dead and flv« wound«*«! w«re fourni in a builling which had Buffered fnoii the lotuliard- rtuut The town waa well fortified. The «and dune« were riveted with ham- !• JO feet thl k, which art rd» I a tine cover. | FIERCE BftniE « raEZKLI General Parades Was Fcrood to Surrender. FOREIGN <îs FLEETS BOMBARDED ttumtrad and Fifty P»r»ana War» Milla«! •« Wonndad and 1ha City *»f l**ar«a Caballa Was 4>evaaia<«*l, Puerto ( alallo, Vrneruala. Noe. 14. —4««neral Pared««, a former comman der of th© army of ez*Preei<lent An- drads. who had refused th© demand made upon him by (irneral (. astro and th© de facto auth< riti©e to surrender the town, aven when tht« wm roin- foroed by th© rwjurst ©f th© British, American. French Car an and Dutch commanders, suirrn ’.er©*! this morning at 10 o'clock. af:er « terrible battte. The aspect of the city 1« one c f rain «n l devastation, and it is ©etimat I that upward of 650 person« were kill a or wouu lc<! during th© fighting Dr. Braisted, of th© United ► Cates cruiser Tfetroit. and the oth r «urgeon« of the v ar bus war •hij«» in the hatbor are mln- istertng to the want« ot the wound«**!. General Ramon Guerra l«*d in the land attack upon th© town am! th© • ition of < »©neral Para*!*’© on F night DfAiiltory fighting contl until Haturdav morning about io'c and then a fierce struc^l© ©n*u«»l. i »©n- ©ral Para«!«** ma<!© a stuldsvrn det ©tv«©, but < »©neral i «ti* rts f-r'«**! an ©ntr.in-a into th© t*>wn at 3 $ o’cl«»ck v-estarday. .A« early as H o*rlb< k "Atunlay morn- inc the tl»M't arTtvwl and !>©gin a Fw»m- l*an!m«*nt but th** ru!»g*' W a « tOO great, a**! th© firing pn * d in©ff«*ctiv«*. Gen* ©ra! Parados h* 1*1 th»' fort on th© hill an* I Fort LCx’ratador until this morn- ing REPORTS OF »harp WorM I»««»» 4 m BATTLES Ihr VI i I m II? «»I t*m«l<m. Nov. 14 —Thia m«•ruing'# nrwra from the «’at of war in Huuth kfrl* a t-ontinu«•• fairly aati««ta* t«»rv Th© official cable« ar© w»t very *I«*! mi I«4 with rogartl ta th© ltalm*»nt in* l li nt. which. ©i'«’|ft for th© I* »4 < •>!«»«• I Keith F a rt % as i»‘*t a v« r \ ■• ’. • affair. There aro aign* of greatly in«*roai»©4 IL»« r activity in Natal am! afong the ««••tern frontier. All th© di*patch«*< tern! ta show that th«* British sn* hott ing out ably. <’«»l' ii«*l lUvIrn Fow«’ll rojorta that all wa* w«*l! at 5|af«'kin na N'ovt'iiita'r 6. loadyamith'« lat«*t •late la Novsmber 4, while nothing a«!- v«*ra© la heard from th© lattar ¡«»int. an<! nmfidrnc© 1« f*«lt in G*«n©rM) White*" ability, jrevfous ©xperlcn having shown that the Boer Artillery is not very ••ff©« tiv«* It ia believed that th«« Boer r« ti* at will b© mad© over th«’ Druk«*n»( urg rang© int«» th© Z*>ut(MUi«l>©rg district, w here preparation* ft»r provisioning an-1 maintaining tta* Boers is Mild to ha\< l*eeu made for th«’ last stand, am! where it will !>■■ difficult to dislodge them. Alroa-ly it is rumor©*! that th«*y »r© iu strait* for !•*'-! around l.a*U smith, am! may. then foro, I© oblig« I to ataixl- n th© »i«*g** !>ts)Mt* he© from Fstcourt «ay it ha* lawra ascertain©«! that th© British ha»« laid «’•»n« rot«* !»* Is for firing th«’ lv i-lit* naval guns, «howing that th«*r«’ i-* n< foundation for th© frar that th«’ lyddiu* ammunition at l»ady«mith has 1 m « u © x haunt«’«! It 1« ai»o r©|<orb-*l from th •am© quarter that «ome firoa hav«’ l*«*n *e©n in lra«!y«mith. Itxli-sting that th«* Boer ts>mt<ar«lm©nt tau» I «•♦ n, to «omc • tt«’Ut. »-fl« * TA" Cott.iii < r«»p. Washington No». 13. — The monthly j ■ meat of agriculture will state that th* most thorough iuvcatlgati<*n of tl»e »** t toll aituallon that has !«*en made sines» IHW5 has just la**n completm!. Spec-1 lai agents from the Washington office have visile«! al! the principal point« iu the cotton i»*lt. investigating l»»tlia« re agw and production. Pending the re ceipt of fiual rejsirta as Io picking, du« December I, te» detailed »latamenl will le ISSu«*!, but th«* statistician state« that on the 1 im « l » uf the high«wt estimate of the area tinder cultivation for which ' the dr partinrut can flud any warrant, i «light Klllrtl by r«*w«fvr tí « pl«*«l*»n . 23,500,000 acres, th© crop cannot ©i* Hanta ( rui. ( al . Nov. 14 —An « v- owed 9,500,000 bales. This eslimate ia pli<Mi*'ti occurred early thia tii**rning in Imsed on the most cnmpleta an<! trust- ' th© dialing tarns«’ of th«’ < aliform i worthy information. ¡s>wd«*r mill. I «mr cylinders, «otitain* iug 15,(> m > (aiunds of |«>wd©r. © x |>I< m I«-«I *wr|tl h f • llurri*«tte A «mall at»i«*unt was fu«© ¡»»wd«r am! Kingston, Jsmsica, N«>V. 13.-—Com- th«* rost blasting (■•wdcr. Th© explo niuuicalton wlth the eaatern parto of sion w r©* koi th«* mill, blew down miles the ialan l, partu-ularly the wrti<>n be- of fencing, destroyed (he salt|>**t«*r yori l the Une froru M<>n»nt bar lo j’ort Warohotim’, bri»k»' |mn«’S of g la«© in Hup* Antonin, ha, lia-en Interrnpt.-.l alnc. ©rinteiidrllt P©yt«»u’a residence, i * ■ •terday Thi* evenlng bowever, I distarne away, an*l extinguished the i» lieliig pnrtially ra-twtobllahea!, ano ©letlric lights in Santa (‘rut. The adrice» from rariou* )»>tuta «oy the lusty uf Patrick Hugh«©, night watch • hcavy Weatber culmhiated iu a tremen, man. was found. No enus*’ for the ri* dou» hurrlcane, whi. h, -luriug th» pl««*k>n can lx> ascertained. nlght, eomplcta-ly raza-d th» banana Oaag nf l»r«prr«<lort Umbra I i.. |«rl»hra l'ortlanl, Ht Thomas and (*hi<*ago, Nov !.!. — A «'•»unterfelting Morattt t»*y are reportad aeverely dam- outht and auf©-blowmg tool« were un age'l Iletal 1» are ammualy aWaltcl earthed by th© («»lice al 2lfi Hur»»u Transport Hu IT«I*. »licet Mr and Mrs Harry Fay. th«* New York, Nov. 13 —The transport « • <-u(>atita of the flat, wer*» arr» »t« *l Buffai«» will l<* ready for th» -«*rvirr •■( Tl»e ¡»»lice say th«-y hav© broken up ■ carrying «Uppiie« tn the Philippin«*« gang of <I«*«(«erado©« that have ta*c'»m« n«*it Sunday. In the la«t three months ex «-©©«tingly lively in ('hi cago of Uta. •hr haa !«ren thoroughly relitta»!, both Th© woman confewM**! that she and ta*» without and within. The Buffalo it hualand w«r© counter (eiter«, and «!•* «*(*•’ted tn g«» into <*»m!nt«ai<»n on No implicated a man known a« F r©«l vember 15, but it la fearwd that it will Kogers. Captain Porter, «>( the «« ■ ret ta impossible to have h» r m rradin* m servi«*©, t«-'k charge of th© implement* then. and th© apuriotia coin Th© prisoner* will !© taken l»eforo th«* Umt«*<l blatee t'n.ti.ln.,.’ «<rlh». oom m isMion«*r. (*hicafo, Nov 13.—-Th» Krtxtfd today Ala Mrn Warr» klllext. ■ay«: Th» «Itnatlon in thr cttal-minln, F legata IT. Aris, tiri 1« In th» •■uthrru and wr.U-ni •»<-- Nov. 14.—On« tlooa of lllimdnhaa toli- n a «orlon, white man and five Navajo Indian* turn, ami It 1« «aid that many of th» killed, two whites and im« Navaj* mino» may 1* tlt»I up wllhln th» twti wounded, waa the result of an attempt ♦ A hour« a« a r»«ul( of th» continued «»» • deputy «hr-rlff to arrvat a Navali action of operator* in wmdinK •*■»! to | y»«tr-rday 10 mile, amth ot Walnut «la |«ilnla «rat and amthwrat where ths tx*n, œws «4 whi. h lia» just rrarbed hare. miner« ar« on »trike. •©«»«! Nln» |.l*««. l»| •»•»»»11«*4 • Manli. Milwaukee, Win., Nor 14.—William Malvara, han . Nov. 13 —Th» maini ■n<i orti., furnitur» of th» Mrh»rii i r»m»r, a motorman, today laink wrrv <t»m<>luh< <l l>y an »vploaKn, the live. o( Ilina |m»M-nxT* I'.r »ticking injuries of <tynamii*> tou.-hwl off l,.t nitfht f.y to hi. J»**t, anil RK-a-irad which may irault in hi* death A robtwr». who th«-»i l<.»U*i th» piar», m- >'urin, h > tn m<*n»y an<l ar.aval train of freight car» move«! out from thou (and dollar« in mtr» and ebreka. iwhind aoma tiuihlirw jo»t aa Framer'* car w,i nearing the cno.inrf The mo. Thay a * -apod, l»a«ltMf no clow. «airman rvtera»! th» current, but not Berlin, N«>v. 18.—Th© St Peteiwlrarg ■ ■on enough, a» the vratibule of the car corre»pondrnt of th© Lokal Ana*-ig©r ro- ■a*» hit by the trait» h ! i <I grotitiil to p>*ate th© n port that th«* RuNsian« are pi».«» Framer waa aarioaaljr injure! marchiug toward the Afghan tronfiar. interually. W«»n«t*m©nl lo VtrltleH. Bo©t<>n, Nov. 13. — Th© comrn* n rounril ha* ¡ms©rd a r>*©duti«»n oipruea- ing disapprovai of th© projrct torero« t- >ng a monutuent on the Common to thr memory of thè Bntlah a»• filler* whoar G»diee aro «up|s «rd to Ite s«*atterod an«i unmarkr*! Iraneath the bistorte mmì Th© mayor wa» r©«jarate«! to witbdraw hi» approvai uf th© pian. Off*«« a Th«i«taan<l M»a. Winnipeg. Nov. 13.—The Northwest Isirttory ha- offered 1,000 experienced mounted men to the British govern meat for uaa la the Trausvaal. Trala, Harne.l 1« < |>ar I>eni»on. la.. Nor. 14.—Twenty-fiv» of the u.eii injure.! m the wreck on th. Ifothak Fort Itodge ro»l, Satunlnr, are being car*»! for. Though »everal of the men are very lauily hurt, it i» thought all will recover. <‘owlrlertng the large numlivr on the wreck«.I train, IMO. it i» a miracle that there were not more caaualtira. The »fficlency of the relief mawaurea token by the rellroed company .lonbUew aarad many lirra. A wrecking party found that them wa* n .t enough left of the two train» to 1« worth aaving. a. the debria wm buruml la i>niar to clear the track.