| Show IIIIDKII 111111 AlltllYtLIMI flotilla UK Holillere In Hork 1nnt let In Alrwll Manila Oct t fV N mThe arch Workers I of tariff nail Md lee Otto I that then woo plot on Cool U Man the rldenca of the governor icinqral and the arrhblahop tinctlhtr 0110 Mveral irovrrnmonl bulldlnt and hank but lho plot failed to motrrlalliF possibly braiiM of a dlnilay of fotve leA0 p m Aiculnaldo AIT irdlnic to a report WoiKht In Manila betel IT a domlnlran friar from the north line la I Cooed onlera to the Filipino > Idlrw In the northern provinces to return lo th lr town and lo sum0 terminal Tnl story lark confirmation but the rumor may be In arcorManel with AulnAl dos le Iley of krtIt he ronntry am = five Do flogged lblliy using him men shins on the arms lot nn dor arm llagulnn Man Frrmrwfn and Delldnlce which are under un-der the gun of tho United Stan a war whim are u ppoanl to le I evacuated II I AUI that the aMIAIIn Omer calls upn the male Inhabitants to be orderly In I cape 01 the arrival I the American troops and expresses th hpe life L that the American will prolecl the low WAil WOULD 1m HIIOtlT New York Oct at dltpatcll In the Tribune from Iarle I oal e John Hay Hammond the American civil nitlneT connected with leading Mouth African mining companion lob returned from the Cape two month ao after a brief holiday In the T > nOW la I now flapping n few day In 1art The apprrvtallon of Iho situation In the Transvaal xprd by Mr Iliimmond In oonvrallon with the Tribune car re pom1rnt are of lnlret 1 II ehowlfur how n wr with the llor 1e I regarded by an observant rprnl < Amer loon enjoying the advantage 01 un nrtaeI koowllo be the fort on sitting him thereby 10 grasp the PRIOR tlnn Am to the jumble of the war Slit Hammond Ham-mond did not wleh to expo an opinion opin-ion I but when Asked What hr IM war would 110 a short or a long also Mid 1 It will he a hurt war widlnii with the capture of IretorU after which the ffen will rrcranli Hi futility of further riihtlno Th Into I today Are not as formidable fighters a thy WIT nrtren years ago for lamed their former enormou advantage In mark maiuhlp over the Ilrllleli Croatia no ton iter cable Issue mates Imvlnit to n great aunt dlapleared Ihr Havre have no raperl ne In hwlIng al a movIng object A Iw add dntlars are otlll good I hole but they err i foot dy the out Alan r the llrillli Iff MrlfofM tin with Up remaikable flat trajectory puts Tommy Atklna quite on MI TCiiallty with the Horn so ta w nukrtiniaiilijp U Concerned Quaal fHn > > i of the Hoar eontln urd Mr Hammond delude them loft lof-t Wllet that Orient llrllaln wmilil nt resign In war In I an want Orel unfortunately thereby provnking n m Irlt itt opnn4tlon In Iho llrllleh > I n Ode 1 resulting In I the prevent dlplo M 11 Impnear 1 which I fear makes won wo-n lttbly Knoounmed by file hr > Ant wvakim i < the llrllMi garrison the loon evidently holm to occupy atrOIe011lerw end by raMdlyl 0 leg IM dtenmlve dmI lelllm Mtnft the arrival of ho bulk nt the Ilrlllh Army arr Hammond think the la I an danmr of the conflict dvlopmr Into A war of rorea brrau 1 the ltor I a perlally the irnratlo now atlalnlns mull aed hn romnfcrelil lnollllci and are r1 of making meter They are altogether more enlightened than the old doppo with their Meg to I the manger eeriwlrrn 1 r Mr IImmon I facts nd1 That both t n sift loa w reason lot r ryect each Other more after a war Iadlnx operator on the lo1ras l love been walling for a drop I in mining Mourltto to buy In anll < Ipntlim of an eventful appreciation of values In the baffler el tan of mines though the to a aligns tendency In London to dM oniat fulur rk Th continual firmer of IM matkel mute e lh > b ir lo lo oo r hat fear that thflr may u e too lal I to hare In the boom which dealer bass fully expect |
