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V iBrffr ri U Wbr hr Y Seotlatl NegotLntIes e otlatlo Sboald honId lie lieD DeI HeIluor
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salito all r Ii Be In Pnrorol laTr VoTer 01 Yielding Yleldl the tle Point PointLoot 101atLOl rolniL I
Loot LOl L at from frQI rOU China to be Seized SeizedA eled eledJ
A long l Instruction wteUo was as sent to Minister Ministerr Ministerengr tnl8ter tnl8tertq
tq engr r < inf r yt yiilerdY lt4a rUay Informing Informing informtn him fully tuly aa aar at ath ashis
J r h hu bl coune lune 11 I Its already alrdy had been auth authtwd authcu autited
cu twd ed to 0 sign fn 1gn the agreement alrcemont and It Is Isuted istt is4tcd
< uted tt Uutt t tt thin th freuh reh InstrctiOn Instruction will wU so sot 80tbe sotbe
t < r tbe way W of obstacles obtcles at Pckln as asi
i make Ike It I probable pbble that all al of the signa signature 81 81t signatree ¬
ture t tree ut the Ministers inlter can cn be b affixed afxed nt ntrcr ntr atCr
Includes the theirtlMh thert theriih
statement cvon
rcr r C Cr Thi Thi Thid ftatvment
irtlMh rt h Minister 1lnbt r Sir Edward Edwa Satow who whoU
11 1 U bun the lat to come forward forwardurh torwarduh forwardueh
uh report r prt as al the State Ste Department Departmenthad Departmental
had al ad from tNm Mr r Conger up to the pros prasc
c t foil tOd to develop d vlop a satisfactory ststactor reason reasonthe reson resonf reasonr
f the tb inststanc inshilance of tho British Drtsh govern governrnt goer goerr governrot
rot r at upon p3fl n amending Imtning the Pokln agree agreerujt ngreeI ngreer I
r rujt I lt nt on 9 the one hand or for the heslta hesltao heslt
o of the h foreign torett Ministers Unfter in acceding accedingi
amendment the other A close closerumii closeS
i tbe th M on
amfnment cobe coberU11
S rumii rU11 of ae he h British Drlsh suggestion SUlgcston still stillMis sti stillto
Mis f II to show ow that tht It Is in any sense senser sousetr1l
r r ttru tr1l rl A As already alredy stated state it It appears appearsc appcri
c iu tj If tl tC to be b nothing othln more than the themttiatitii themlll themtvietitn
mttiatitii mlll n of nn explanatory phrase phrasev phrse phrset phraseich
v iiirh Ifh in no degree d lee affects atects the action acton pro proI
I s S 4 d l in i ibe tt lb section ot tho agreement alrement to touach todlCh totich
uach dlCh the tb amendment amendrot applies apples thus the thet thcIun theijon
t u Iun ijon > n U il 1 left IfCt to stand stnd by itself Itsel without withoutClttlfnt a ariUinent i iEittIflCflt
riUinent Clttlfnt of reason reWon which would not nottn nott nott
tn t t 0 t < uallfy ualt or limit lmit the action acton which in inI
of ofie ofe
I j < ise 11 iS relates ate to the punishment
ie 1 e Loxir leaders I ader Consequently Consequent it It Is Ist Ist
t t < teed a there that this disagreement dlsabcemcnt will willbe wl wIllb
and the most mostserl seri serious serluI ¬
be li b nwrely Jtly temporary ter po rar
ous uI 1 conswjuenco conMuenco that can ensue Is an anuunt uncholnr anmnoying
cholnr deay delay at a moment when the theHnt thesurIt
uunt Hnt phase I hue of the negotiations negotatons seems to tojve tohe toL4e
he jve safely ICI passed passedTwo psed psedTu passedTtTO
Two Taints Raised Inl ltaltedbySntosv ltaltedbySntosvLondon ed by brSntow brSntowtndon Sntow SntowLondon
London Dec Dee 18 18Oreat 18Great Great Britain Drlaln has In Inrructid Infrurh inr
rructid frurh r uetd Sir Ernest Satow I understand understandvs
vs vi 1 the he Pckln P kln correspondent correspondent of the Dally Dallyiail Daly DalyU DailyS
S iail U wiring wirinG Sunday to urge the reten retenHi
f Hi n In the th joint note of tho word inc inetxable Irle Irlewall incwabie
txable wall wabie and the inclusion In preamble of oft o
t declaration d < larton of that tlat until unt the th Chinese Chinesevcrnmont Cblnst CblnstHnment Chinesevrnmont
vcrnmont has fulfilled fulfled the demands of ofncwers ofj ofIxwers
j ncwers Pekln and the province of ofi ofilt
i ill 11 will wi not be evacuated ercuated by the tie allied alliedt uled uledt
t iijis iijisIt lls llsI
It I IK II ii rumored rumorqt that Germany is il warmly warmlyporting warmlyJIprtng warmlyiporting
JIprtng porting the te British Britsh proposal and I be bei
i ve v a majority majoriy of the powers and post possiv pOSb postall
v all al of them thOm will wi eventually eventualy eveutuallyaccept accept the thei
i rtpoaal PAl posal which Is hailed haie here lcre with wIh de deI delht detghL
I lht tghL tghLA ht htA
A press pre dispatch from Pekjn says saysWith saysWlh saysVIIJI
With Wlh the exception Cxcvton of one all al the for forlijjn rorti forI
lijjn ti I gii n envoys emO5 believe 1lee that the governments governmentswill soerments soermentswi
wi will agree upon the text of the prelimi preliminary prelhnlar prolimiary ¬
nary ar ary Joint note England I is disputing dl puUng a apoint apllnt apoint
point pllnt with wih Japan Japn and It It Is I now doubtful doubtfulwhether doubtrulwhethf doubtfulwhether
whether tho mooting mootng that had been fixed fixedf lxe lxefLr fixedfif
f fLr ir tomorrow will wi take place placeA plac placA placeA
A dispatch flpatch received receive at at Berlin Berln from fromPekln fromPtkln fromPekin
Pekln Ptkln dated December Dtcember 16 says LI I Hung Hungrhang Hun Hunhang flunghang
rhang hang Is suffering stering from Influenza 1nfuenza The Thespatch Thetlatch Theialch
< spatch also denies that the Dowager Dowagerimprtss DowagerLmllrss DowagerAmpress
imprtss Is going to Chengru province provincecf provInceC
cf C Szechuen SzehuenCllfrr SzechuenClitifree SzechuenClmOee
ClmOee Cllfrr Looking Lookhlf for or Boxers BoxersPekln HoserPtkln iIoxe iIoxePekin
Pekln Ptkln Dec 17 1Gen Gen Chaffee Chatee desiring a athorough aHurougn aturough
thorough Investigation Investgaton of the reports from fromH trm trmJJslwu fromllSiWU
H JJslwu llSiWU jslwu as to Boxer activity act1I in that dls dlsirut dlsnd diszrct
irut h hf hits s sent a troop of the Sixth United UnitedK Unied Uniedtes Unitedtes
K tes Cavalry and fifty 1f members member of Com Comf
f ny n E E i of the Ninth Inth Infantry InCantr there with withItructlons wIthtrutons withtrutIoflS
Itructlons trutons to 0 explore the neighborhood neighborhoodi neighborhoodduroughl neighborhoodLurough1y
i thoroughly and to render all al assistance assistancetcessary acslstance acslstancer atsistancert4saLy
tcessary r tQ to quell any an disturbance caused causedty causedh causedty
ty Boxers or bandits bandltaNeither bandis banditsNeither
Neither Xtlther < < 3en on Chaffee Chafee nor Sir Alfred AlfredGaselce Alred AlredGelct AlfredGaselee
Gaselce Gelct the British Briih commander believes believestnat beleves belevestlat believesthat
that there Is a large body of Boxers Boxer any anywhere anyihtre anyvhcre ¬
where ihtre near ner under arms ans although some somereports somerports somerrorts
reports represent the Germans German as a seeing seeingP
P rxrs xers every eeZ day daymeeting da damtng dayt
t meeting mtng was held today of the pro provisional pro1onal pro1onal ¬
visional 1onal government government including includinG five fve proml promlsm promlnl
sm nl Chinese whose assistance asistance is desired desiredThe desiredThe desiredThe
The Russians have purchased 700000 700000wiTth 700000nth
wiTth lrlh nth of rice which is being beinG given to toastltute toHUtute tostitute
astltute < stitute Chinese Gen Chaffee Chatee the theAmerican theAmHkln theArnnican
American AmHkln commander Is also having a arKt afK arg
fK rKt > amount of rice issued and the other othert
t 1 jl < are displaying liberality liberalityM IberU
M 1 De Glers Gers the Russian envoy says sayst
t t liussiu Iussil is making no exception excepton mIor m mfivor inLvor
fivor Ior of Christians Christan because the latter lattertive later latertn lattertvt
tive tn the th least lest needs needsWhile needshUe needsVhiie
While hUe a number of German officers ofcers were weretialng wereUalng wereaing
tialng aing they thf narrowly escaped death by byasihyxlatlon byGIhlXlaUon byaihyx1ation
asihyxlatlon in the fumes from a Chinese ChinesePtve ChinesePI Chinesetve
Ptve PI Four out ot seven en were partly part In InrtrMble Infn intnibIe
rtrMble fn ible for more than half hal an hour For Fort
t nauly na1 all al recovered recoverd The he stoves In this thisc thisuntry
c < < untry are a 1 constant source of danger dangerHie dangerflE dangere
Hie flE e railway rUwsy from Crm Pekln to Taint Is now nowcompleted no nomplete nowC
completed C mplete inpieted To make the trip of elgnty elgntyDrench elgny elgnynIs eigfltyIr
nIs Ir b s generally enorll takes twenty hours hoursTh hoursThe
Th The French are l issuing tulng an invitation Inviaton to toa toa toCi
a excursion xcur10n by b train trin to Paotlng PaotnG Fu Jan Janury Jani Janry15
i ury Ir ry15 15
Loot from miii China hnn to be Seized SeizrdParis SeizedIarls e1ld e1ldParis
Paris Dec Dr 17 1iD 17By By order orer of the govern government governn1nt governn1tnt ¬
ment n1nt a number of cases hUed fied with wIthnee Chi Chinese hl hlJ ¬
nee J e loot lot s snt sent nt to President Loubot Lub t and andothers andothers andothers
others by Gen Frey Fre commander cmmnder of the theTrench therrenh thelrenh
Trench marine force In China Chin will wi be em emltrgoed emllroet emt
ltrgoed llroet t trgoetl at Marseilles MareUes when they are un unlipped unIPIII unIpped
lipped lippedThN IPIII IppedThi
ThN Thl action acton of the government Jovernment of Franco Francoi Frnce Frncel Francevldeutly
i evidently tIdtnty a outcome outcme of the th protest prot t of ofn orL ofI
L I > n 1 chalTce hafe akalnst aal st looting looUn which whic called calleduntlon caled caledn10n calledntion
untlon n10n ntion to the fact that the military militaryt mitary mitaryree militaryfrce
t frce rce were w re despoiling de8pln China of works of ofi orTho ofThe
i The Tho > government hero has hR come to tocondmlon tot toUS
t US < condmlon t oncuilon that hattho hat tlo tlo articles utcle in the theannot theS
8 cannot be considered consl ere prizes of war wari
i that therefore thtr Core they tht do not belong to tote toIe toU
te U Idlers who seized klze them themPHIXCE thor thorPfSCE themIItlcr
PHIXCE PfSCE TUANS 1USS IMUSONUK IMUSONUKllurili 1USUSlmluub PflISONIflilenub
llurili luub Jixprrlrncc Hxplrllct of o Former orDllr Attncbe of ofCliiiirsr ofhllrl ofiIsir
Cliiiirsr hllrl iIsir I edition Jecltloa here llrreetter lre lreUfn hereettcrs
etter Ufn have been n received reeld hero from frominimnt trommilnl fromRiifl
inimnt milnl Riifl nt Chin Chlnf Chinese officials oUchdl some te of whom whombeen whomIfn wheatconnected
> been Ifn connected conJetto with wih the Chinese Chineseittin Chlnt Chinesetttin
ittin 1 tn and the Chinese consulate at atA atork atYork
A York ork giving a graphic gr phlc recital reIal of cx cxm exIII cxlic5
m lic5 III en In China during the recent rcent trou trouand trouand troutnd
and throwing throwln much light on some In Inihae inJhal Inphtses
ihae Jhal phtses of Prince Tuans TUlns treatment trtatment of ofii oti offavorable
ii i > i favorable faorble to foreigners torelner The let letr letame letime
r > am ame through Hwnnc lwan Chunghueln ChunghueiniTHrly Chunghuelnmrl ChunghuelnrIinIy
iTHrly mrl an attache atchc of thu Chinese Lega Legai Leg Legaht
i bete ht and later s Int sent nt by Minister ulster Vu Vuorsu vt
I 58 orsu uiu 1U to Peru Per Mr Ir Hwang Is of the ther thertl thertt
r rtl rtt < tl of scholarly holarly attainments atainments and his hisahr his3thr hishIwan
ahr Hwang lwanr hIwan Szeyung Syung Is one of thedis thedisMifairhed the die dhshthhe dielihcd
Mifairhed hthhe m men n of China Although Alhough the thef
f 1 r Hwang nanx recounts reont the sufferings 2uttrncs he hexpcrienced
U t4l jwrlencetl xjrltnH th the Chinese Chlnee officials orctals here heres herejIJfd hereJtiied
s Jvikd jIJfd that he h Is now safe 5ft and l IJs IJsI has hasI s sii
ii I lfltf seIted i < ted by Prince Citing the asso assof
f f < f U Hung Chang In the
J Chn peace ptce ne nef tieg
f L1I tijn i to t direct dire the relief relef In the iheJijiiru
Jijiiru LW11 ffflh diatrlcta dl trlcta Mr Wong ong Llngoh LIIoh was wasiaie
t l > > KIte < dte iaie of th tls younger Hwang Ihn while hle hleI
wu U ilir I Chine Chinea Legation here later
It Chlne Lc ton go gopic goth gothe
pic tin th coagulate C0411t at New ltW York and at
t r rdhg J i the tht jMtblic IMlUc school ihol there thereNot therou
Not u Ul There Jrr When h hirsi liuxcr Uuxer Arrived ArrivedThr Arrlvrdh ArrhyedeThe
The h letter Ifttr of hi hll excellency cxcel ney Hwang UwalJ Sze Szerig 5efl
> rig fl t tt hilt hl ton fR on l Is in part prt an follows tolows fohiow
My 1 rtr flIr B Uo Boys yg Tung and John After
I 1 n t IU < > u leaving on the 39th Oth th of June the thex
rx x Horning Iernlng suddenly sudden I more than forty
J 1 Jttr Xtf zrs n Went > tnt nl to Shaowlng0 Shaowings house houlo looking
r nt AM I wa was a not there tlr they arrested arreUJ arreUJWIn
j aowiwf and his uncle and
WIn an nn many farm farmwhom arm
tl triO whom th they y put ut under uder chains and
beat beat Then Ten they went back to the capital capitaland cpitl cpitland pItal pItaland
and came cme to my house at midnight while whie
I was asleep al < p Shaowlnsx Shao lna uncle fihlonc hlong
too foot called cle m me up and told me of all al the theparticular theparticulars
te teparlculAn
particular parlculAn Thereupon Terupon I dressed drued myself m selt
in official om ll uniform unifor and went with wih them In Inmy Inmy inmy
my own carriage canIage followed tolowe by my servant ecrant
Chun But the gate gte of the Imperial Imperal City Citywas Ot Otwas Citywas >
was not opened opne and the te Boxers there therewere therewere therewere
were tired tre and hungry hungr BO we went to
Shlongfoog store where we took our oursupper ourUpprwalig oursupper
supper Upprwalig waiting till ti daybreak
During Durng all this time I was not afraid afraidat atrld atrldat afraIdat
at alL I was Innocent innocent I could explain
fully even before Prince Prnce Tuan Tn who did didnot didnot didnot
not appear wear But the Boxers Boxen were watch
Ing me In turn In a greenhouse geenhouse which whichwaa whichwas whichwas
was made Into a kitchen kichen for Prince Prnce Tu Tuans T Toans ¬
ans secretary secrtar whom I knew and who whocomforted whocomforted ho hocmtored
comforted cmtored me with a few words He also alsosent alsosent alsosent
sent me m two cups cup of rice soup 1oup On that thatvery thatVtr thatvery
very Vtr night Prince Prnce Tuan eent four of his hisguards hisguardSnd hisguards
guards guardSnd and four Boxers Boxen to take me over
to hl his Home Temple which I found foundwa foundwA foundwR
wa wA wR filled fle with wih sleeping 81 eplng Boxers Doxer Here I Ipassed Ipse Ipassed
passed pse two days da The monks of the tem temple temple ternpie ¬
ple were kind to me offering o1ering me food at atevery atever atevery
every ever meal mel time tme Even Een some good Bor Borers Bo Boer Bozer ¬
ers er er and guards gas g uz ds pitied piie me and andconsulc consulted consultedabout consultedabout
about nbut asking Prince Tuan to release relese me m
Just at that time a Manchu guard
tme came camewith camewith
cme cmewih
with wih orders order of Prince Prnce Tuan and ordered orderedme orderedme
me to get Into a cart crt So S my servant lenant orere
Chun fat at ntthe the front trnt of the te cart sur surrounded Burrounde surtounded ¬
rounded rounde by a large number numbr of crt Boxers Boxerawho Boxelwho Boxerswho
who did not allow alow us to speak to each eachother eachother i
other As wo were going westward I Isaw 1snw Isaw
saw at once I was wa to be b put in the prison prisonof prIsonof prisonof
of the board boar of punishment punishment Thus I was wa
imprisoned imprisone without trial trialThe trialThe
The he officer ofcer of the board boar of punishment punishmentcomforted punishmentcomtorted punishmentcomforted
comforted me saying 1aylng I I might be b soon I
forKlyen tor len I cave ve to the prisonkeeper
J2000 0 0d0 cash and he supplied suppled me with wih food fo I
I also had liberty lbrty to Bit fl up and lie down
le
because becuse he did not put on me the tor torments tormf torments
ments mf j
Ills II Hopes for or hum humI blnn blnnI llnn I
I cannot no nobut now but earnestly arest hope hop China Chinaour ChInabloed Chinaout
our beloved bloed country countr may soon be in insafety Insafety Insafety
safety and peace pact free from all al such dan dangers danger dangers ¬
gers ger and great Set troubles which threaten
it now I also hope your our brothers and
I family famiy will WIl not be b b separated separte and suffer suter
unexpectedly untxpctely Try T to bear bar up until unt I Ishall Ii Ishall
i shall shal be bt able to be b with wih you again agin if my m
me lte life can be b spared Although Alhough we may
become be ome very ery poor yet It will wi be one thou ¬
sand times Ures better bter than to be b a high but
miserable official officialI ofcal I
I have no Idea leea how many persons have haveKiven havegiven havegiven
given up their lives lves and how many are
made jade homeless during dUrng the present trou tru ¬
ble I am anxious
a to toknow know whether you OU
had any alY trouble truble in going goinG south or not not I
hope you had not notI notI notI
I have h vo felt sorry sor and glad at the same
ume time I i feel f sae
tme sorry because
c SOI my family faml
including four daughters daughter who used to to11e
live 11e luxuriantly luxurIanty stayed sta for four use days In Jna Ina Ina
a little lte dirty Inn In rung Chow working workin
hard with little ltUf to eat oven washing wahing 1 jtheir
their own clothes
and cooking their own
meals I feel eel glad gla because becuse in spite spie of all al
thin suffering surerlnS my family famiy never show any
sign of Impatience ImpatienceI hnpatcnce hnpatcnceOl
Ol I have been hi n prison prson eight days now nowr
Mr r Doune Dount has ha sent me 10 taels which whichwill whichwi whichwill
will wi last a month You need ne not come to tothe tothe tothe
the capital capia for or it will wi do no good god Clog Cbslog i iing I
ing with tender love
wih c cIn i iB
In storWCrlnG forwarding the letter leter Wong WonG Llngoh Lingohsays Llngohsays i
says B
saysI I send you an account of Mr Hwang Hwangwho Hwangwho liwangwho Ii IiI
who has been Investigating Imetstng the situation situationof siuaton siuatonof
of China and that of his family Caml
uWhle While In Japan Mr llr Hwang Hwans wa was in informed informed ¬
formed foned that his father II I E I Hwang
Sxeyung was first frst put in prison prson for forspeaking forspenklng forspeaking
speaking against the Boxer
aglnat movement movementAfterward movcmentHerwad movementAfierwad
Afterward Herwad his hl excellency c celency was taken tk n out outbut outbutoi I
but butonAugust butoi on August 11 1 was again ngin put in by the theenemies theenemIes theenemies
enemies who hated both foreigners and andprogressive nndprogressive andprogressive
progressive men Shortly ShorUyarer after that thirty thirtyofficials thirtyotcals thirtyoflc1als
officials otcals were executed exeuted It I was feared fOr fdra fOra r ra
a time tme that Mr Hwangs father might be beamong beamong I Iamong
among those thos victims Now It Is report reported reported reported ¬
ed life le Is finally fnaJy spared spare but his excel excellency excellency excellency ¬
lency suffered eutered considerably considerbly In prison prisonPatriotism prisonPatriotsm prisonPatriotism
Patriotism Patriotsm has been Inherited InherIed in the thegreat thegreat thegreat
great Hwang IhalS family famiy for many man genera generations geneI generations ¬
tions tons and in spite spie of ot ofali all nI the disasters and andmisfortunes andmisfortunes I
misfortunes that noble l ble quality qualy has re repeatedly repdatcdiy i ip
peatedly p atedly brought bugh upon this patriotic llallotc fam family famii ¬ I II
ily I ii its is inheritance Inheriance becomes beome more and andriore andIore andiofe
riore Iore energetic energeticOther dndrgeticOther n retc retcOther
Other letters leters ask ak that the facts fact be begiven beghen begiven
given publicity publcity in order that Mr Mrj MrI Mrllwangs
j I Hwangs Hwags friends frends in this country countr may mayunderstand mayunderstand
I understand his situation situaton and also to toshow toI toshow
I show the experience exrerence of the venerable venerableI venerble venerble11lead
I 11lead head of ot the family tamly for his frequent fr uent petl petltlons petlI
I tlons tons to the te throne In i behalf behaI of the for fori forelners foreigners
i elcners elcnersCAPTURED elners elnersCPTURED eignersCAPTURED
CAPTURED CHINESE CIISESE FLAG FLAGWar FLAGVar LAG LAGVar
Var Department Dpa tur Receiver nece Trophy Taken Takenin TnkenIn Takenin
in Buttle br Sixth IXlb Cnvnlry CnvnlryThe CavnlrrThe Cavnir CavnirThe
The Secretary Secr tar of War yesterday received receivedfrom receved recevedfrm receivedfrom
from frm Gen Chaffee Chafee commnndinlg commandlnlg the le legation Iegaton hegation ¬
gation gaton at Pekin a large redbordered redbrdered yel yellow yellow el ellow ¬
low flag fag made nde of the finest fnest silk sik captured capturedby capturedby capturedby
by Troop Top L L of the Sixth Cavalry Cvalr com commanded commanded cornmanded ¬
manded by Lieut Lleut Hyer H er In an engagement engagementwith engagementwith engagementwith
with Chinese Chlr e Imperial troops at Chang ChangPlnsr ChangPIng ChangPing
PIng Chow about a ut thirty miles mies north of ofPekln ofPekln ofPekin
Pekln September Septembr 4 last lat In tho thq th center cener of ofthe orthe ofthe
the flag fag In white letters lelers is the word name nameChang nameChang narneChang
Chang which means mens Chang Chun Fa Fathe F Fethie
the commanderlnchlef commnderlnchlef of the province of ofllupel orHupel ofHupei
llupel At the side In black letters leter are arethe arethe arethe
the words In n Chinese Commanderin Commanderinchief CommanderInchief Commanderinchief
chief of advance corps corot of left lef flank fank of Ilu IluWei Iu IuWel haWeI
Wei army arm of province of 0 Hupel together togetherwith togetherwith togetherwith
with the title tte tCher Cher er Ching distin distinguished distn distngished distinguished ¬
guished gished and Pa a tu lu brave braveAccompanying braveAccompanying rave raveAccompan
Accompanying Accompan Ins the flag fag was a personal personalletter peronal peronaleUer personalletter
letter of presentation prsen1ton from trm Gen Chaffee ChaffeeIn Chafee ChafeeIn
In the thecourse course of which he said sid that affairs affairsin afair affairsin
in Pekln at that date October C 6 were werequiet werequie werequiet
quiet quie and that there was nothing In the thesituation thesiuaton thesituation
situation siuaton to cause the least apprehension apprehensionof
of anything anythInG anythingof of a hostile hoste nature natureREVOLT natureREVOLT natureREVOLT
REVOLT AGAINST TURKEY TURKEYGen
Gen Osman Pasha Says Sas Armenians and andKurds andKurds andKurds
Kurds Are About to Rise RiseParis Ise IseParis RiseParis
Paris Dec IS 18The The Matin Iatn publishes publsh os a adispatch ndhptch adispatch
dispatch dhptch from London giving an inter interview Interview interview ¬
view with wih Osman Pasha a general gen rl of ofthe otthe ofthe
the Ottoman Otoman army arm who recently recenty left leftTurkey leftTurkey leftTurkey
Turkey clandestinely clandestnel The Turkish Trkish of officer otfker offleer ¬
fleer who Is I a relative relatve of the late Osman OsmanPasha OsmanPasha OsmanPasha
Pasha the hero of Plevna unfolded unfoldedplans unColdedplans unfoldedplans
plans for or ridding rlddlnl Kurdistan and Armenia Armeniaof
of the yoke oke of Turkey TurkeyAccompanied Trkey TrkeyAccompanied TurkeyAccompanied
Accompanied by b his partisans partns some sCme of ofwhom ofwhom ofwhom
whom are in Europe he will wi return retur to toKurdistan toKurdl toS
S Kurdistan Kurdl tnn where according to his state statement statement stateinent ¬
ment the population populaton already alread secretly secretlyarmed secret secretarmed secretlyarmed
armed only awaits wals his arrival arr1al to march marchas marchas marchas
as one man against the oppressor oppressorHe oppressorHe oppressorHe
He says sa s that the Ottoman Otoman Empire will willbe wi willbe
be bl compelled compele to engage en a e In one of the thomoat themost themost
most formidable struggles strub les In Its Is history historyHe histor historylie
He expects xpeb to be able to put Into the tht field fieldan feld feldan fieldan
an army any of looooo 10 < men mln and la Iscolfdont Iscolfdontor confident confidentof
of rescuing re culng the people from a state of ofanarchy oranarchy ofanarchy
anarchy and social slalnbJeUon slalnbJeUonMAYOR abjection abjectionMAYOR abjectIonMAYOR
MAYOR WOODWARD FORFEITS FORFEiS OFFICE OFFICEAtlanta OFFICE OFFICEllaatl OFFICEAtlantas
Atlanta llaatl Chief MmcUlrnte lnlI atc RreaUn Ills nisIrotuUr IUsroDlall Illsirewisp
IrotuUr roDlall to time tlr Council CouncilAtlaijta CouncU CouncUtnlta lounclhAtlrufta
Atlaijta tnlta Ga 0 Dec Dc 17 liIa 17Mayor Mayor or James G GWoodward GWoodward
Woodward V odward of this city cty has been b en arrested arrestedand arrestedand arrestedand
and locked 10rE up In the police pUcebrrck barracks barrac to tonight tohht toright ¬
night hht on the charge charg of being bing drunkSomo drunk drunkSome drunkomc1fme
Some omc1fme time ago 010 for the same cause cus the thecity theciy thecity
city ciy council counci and board of aldermen aldemen threat threatened thret thretened threatened ¬
ened Impeachment proceedings prceedings against againstMayor ainst ainstlayor againstMayor
Mayor Woodward Wodward but upon promises tmlses that thathe tbathe thathe
he would abstain from further Intoxica Intoxication intoxicaton Intoxication ¬
tion no action a was taken takenThe takenThe takenThe
10 < ton
ton
The mayor tendered his resignation resigaton to tothe tothe tothe
the body bdy and I It was WL placed In the handg handgof handgot handsof
of Counbllman Rawson who holds It on oncondition onconditon oncondition
condition Cotnllmm that th If the mayor nyor becomes bfmes In Intoxicated Intoxicted intoxicat ¬
conditon toxicated toxicted toxicat d It shall Ihal be b tendered tendettl for accept acceptance acept aceptance acceptanec ¬
ance The resignation reslCfntln was submitted s bmlUed this thisafternoon thisafernoon thisafternoon
afternoon afernoon at a meeting meetlng of that body but butaction bUta butaction
action a UQ was Wa postponed postned until unt Friday FridayRoland FJ FritlayRoland ay ayUoland
Roland Herd Ierd Reported Much Worse WorseNew Vor oru orue e eNew
New e York Dec Dee 17 17Rolafd 17Roland Roland Reed who whohas whoJa whohaS
has haS been ill for some tune td e at a St Lukes LukesHospital LUk LukesHospital s sHospial
Ja I
Hospital Hospial Is worse wOne At t the hojpttil MJplt1 today todayit tday tdayIt
it IcaL was said td his hi condition condIton hai h become becme crit critIcaL erHleaL cr11Ical
w
PITKIN RESIGNS OFFICE OFFICEPostmaster OFFICEPostmater OFFICEPostmaster
Postmater Postmaster of New Orleans OrleansInvolved OrleansInvolved OrleansInoIvcd
Involved in Ugly U ly Scandal ScandalMRS ScandaLMRS ScandaLMRS
MRS VAN BLLNGERLANDS SLl GEnLDa ARREST ARRESTIlcCbarced ARRET ARRETle ARRESTlie
IlcCbarced le lie Charged Her fer with wih Stealing Stcluc Manuscript Manuscriptand Manuscriptand IaDBlerlptaad
and Other Valuables aluable and a Revolting ReroltioeStorr RcyohlBI RevoltingStory
Story Was Hroucbt IroJubt Out In Court Courtom CourtomaD Wom Woman ¬
an Well eU Known lu flnshi nnhlneton alhlnClon gton and Au Author AuIbor Author ¬
thor of ofa a Sensational Sealaooal Novel NoelPoamaller NoelPoamallerleede NovelPostmaster NovelPostmasterheeded Poitmaiier PoitmaiierHeeded
Heeded leede Public ulle Demand for Resignation ResignationSpecial Iesilaatioa IesilaatioaSpcIal IteslenationSpecial
Special SpcIal to Th m Washington uhlnon Port PortNew Pos PostNew
New Orleans La La Dec De 17 11The The Times TimosDemocrat TlmGDemocrat TimesDemocrat
Democrat wfll w tomorrow say that as a nn nnoutcome nnoutcome anOutcome
outcome of a scandal Involving J R R G GPltkln GI GIltkin
Pltkln I tkln postmaster postasttr of New Orleans Orlens and andMrs ani andMrs
Mrs Jr Nellie Nele B Van Sllngerland Slngerland Mr Pltkin Pltkinhas Plkm Plkmhas Pitkiahas
has found it necessary ncesr to resign rsig his hi posi position posItion pus1tion ¬
tion The 1he document containing containinG his resig resignation relc relcnation resignation ¬
nation was wa mailed maied Saturday evening to toWashington toashlnton toWashington
Washington ashlnton and according to most posi positive psi psitve positive ¬
tive tve reports reprt was today toda put Into the thehands thehands thehands
hands of President McKinley through the theintermediary theIntermedIary theIntermedIary
intermediary of Col Cot W W V Dudley of In Indiana Indiana indiana
diana dianaThe diana dianaThe
The details detais of the te doings whose ex exIOsurc cxPOsUrC
IOsurc forced torce the postmaster postmater to resign resignare resig resignare
are unfit unft for publication ublcUon and were werepas passed passedover passedover d dover
over In silence slence by the press of New Or Orleans Orlns Orleans ¬
leans involving as they did offenses offensesagainst ofenses ofensesi offensesagairst
i against aginst morality morlty of the gravest gravest character characterThe chracter chracterI characterThe
I The airing of the private lives lves of these thesetwo thesetwo thesetwo
two people peple came cme about through a squabble squabblebetween squnbblbetween squabblebetween
between themselves themsche first frsf over a novel en entitled entted entitled ¬
titled tted Love Lve and Politics Pol tc upon upn which whichthey whichthey whichthey
they collaborated colabrated and which contained containe al alleged allege alleged ¬
leged lege exposures exposues of life Ie and methods in inWashington inYashlngton inWashington
Washington The work was suppressed suppressedas supprese suppreseas
as far as possible pssible but it I served as a first firstwedge lrst lrstwedge fIrstwedge
wedge to part the liaison laison between betwen the post postmaster po portmaster t tmater ¬
master mater and his associate whom he had hadinstalled hadInstaled hadinstalled
installed Instaled in his office ofc under government governmentpay governm governmentpay nt ntpay
pay payIt payI payIt
I It I appears appear that Mrs Van Slingerlana Slingerlanabecame Singerland Singerlandbecme Slingerlandbecame
became becme Importunate Imprtunate and at last Pltkin Pltkinwent Pikin Pikinwent Pltkinwent
went into the courts and charged charge her with withtheft wih wihI withtheft
I theft thef of valuables and manuscript manuscriptIt manuscrIpt
It I was at that point In the nauseating nauseatingaffair nauseatng nauseatngafair nauseatingaffair
affair afair that the courts came Into the pos possession possession ¬
session s fslon of certain letters leters which have since sincebeen sincebeen ps pss
been widely discussed and which both pic pictorlally pictoraly plctonally
tonally toraly and anI In prose poems Joems made disgust disgusting disgustIng disgusting
ing revelations revelatons which aroused the Indig Indignation IndlgnnUon Indignation
nation of New Orleans and the astonish astonishment atonish atonishment astonishrnent ¬
ment of the
entire entre country ountr
When Mrs rs Van Sllngerland Sllerlan c case cse came cameup cameup cameup
up for preliminary prlminary trial last Tuesday Tesday she shewas shewas shewas
was paroled and it was common talk that thatthe thatthe thatthe
the affair afair haft been en compromised and that thatro thatP0
ro 10 more of the revolting revoltng story stOr would come cometo cometo cometo
to the surface surfaceThe surfaceThe surfaceThe
The press of f New Orleans remained si silent slent Silout ¬
lent ent on the subject subject finding friUnl it too coarse coare coareto coarseto
to touch but Saturday Sturday last the Dally Daly
States States an afternoon afernoon journal published Dublshed an anedltrlal aneditorial
editorial calling calng on the postmaster to re resign resign resign ¬
sign
signMr
Mr Pitkin Pikn declared at that tha time that he hewas hewas hewas
was tired tred of o office ofce and wished to go to tosome tosome tosome
some quiet place plce In the mountains and andrest andrest andrest
rest
rest
Formerly Lived In il Wnshlnetou WnshlnetouMrs WnsliingioizMrs nlllnctol
Mrs Ira Nellie Nele B Van Slingerjand Slncertand referred referredto
to In the above dispatch dl patcllf became becmb quite quitewell qule qulewel quitewell
well wel knotvn know jn Washington Wah1ltQn two years yeu5 ago agoShe alO alOShe agoShe
She lived led for awhile awhie at the Arlington Arlngton llo llotel Hetel Hotel
tel and then took a houser house on K street streetwhere streetwhere streetwhere
where she entertained handsomely handomeh It Itwas Itwas
was at this time tmt it I is said that she gath gathered gathpred gathred ¬
ered red material for her novel Love Lye and andPolitics and andPoltcs andPolitics
Politics Poltcs which wllch has been suppressed Mr MrPltkin MrPIkin MrPitkin
Pltkin PIkin was wa then in Washington WashingtonMrs WashingtonJr WashingtonMrs
Mrs Jr Van SHngerland Slngerland was prominently prominenty
identified with the he
Identfe wih Holland Holand Dames occu occupying occupying
I pying a position posion In rank rnk second to that thatof thatof
I of the queen Miss nss Dempsey A number numberof numberor numberof
of prominent Washington people became
Interested in the organization organizaton and were wereentertained wereentertaine wereentertained
entertained entertaine by b Mrs Crs Van Sllngerland Slngerland at
her K street house houseNOT houeNOT houseNOT
NOT LIABLE LABLE FOR BONIS DEBTS DEBTSCountess DEBTS DEBTSConnteN DEBTSCountp
Countp Countess Cuslellane CURlelaue Ctsteiluntlrotected Protected hy Ante
Nuptlal Nuprlnl Contract Conract the tlc Goulds Claim ClaimNew ClnhuNew ClaimNew
New York Dec 17 17An An answer was wasmade wasrne wasmade
made rne today toay in the suit sui of Anton J Ditt Dittmar DIt Dittmar
mar Dar against nnst George J Gould Qould Edwin
Gould Howard Gould Goul and Helen M
Gould as trustees under uller tho last will willand wi willand
and testament of the late Jay Gould to torestrain torestrin torestrainthem
restrain restrin restrainthem them from continuing contnuing to pay the theCountess theCountess theCountess
Countess and Count BonI de Castellane Castellanethe Castelano Castelanothe Castellanethe
the income of the countess from the es estate estate cctate ¬
tate of Jay Gould GouldThe Gouldthe
The defendants defendans allege alege that the Supreme SupremeCourt SupremCourt SupremeCourt
Court of this State Stte has 1as no jurisdiction jurIsdicton of ofthe orthe ofthe
the person of the Count de Castellane Castelanc or orAnna orAnna orAnna
Anna Gould Countess CCuntes3 de Castellane Castelane that thatthey thatthey thatthey
they have not either eiher of them been served servedwith servedwih servedwith
with wih the summons in the action and andhave andlae andhave
have lae not appeared therein and that the thecourt thecourt thecourt
court is therefore without wihout jurisdiction jurisdictionThe jursdIcton jursdIctonThe JurisdictionThe
The defendants defend t also allege alege that the theplaintiff th thplaintf theplaintiff
plaintiff plaintf is not the real party in Interest Interestand interestclnd interestand
and that the alleged aleged assignment and andtransfer andtransfer andtransfer
transfer to him of the alleged aleged drafts draft and andacceptances andacceptances andacceptances
acceptances and claims clams and causes of ofaction ofacton ofaction
action acton are without wihout consideration considerton and andvoid andold andvoid
void old and that at the time tme of said alleged allegedassignment aleged alegedasslgnmant allegedassignment
assignment and transfer tr nsfer to said plaintiff plaintiffAsher llanUr plaintiffAsher
Asher Wertheimer plaintiffs p1alnUfs alleged aleged as assignor a assignor ¬
signor Igor was not the owner or holder of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the said drafts dratt and acceptances ncceptaces or orclaims orclaims orclaims
claims or causes ce of action actionThe acton actionThe
The defendants further claim that the thealleged thealeged thealleged
cam
alleged aleged indebtedness im1ebteness is for merchandise merchandisesold merchandisesld merchandisescld
sold to Count de Castellane Catelane and not to tothe tothe tothe
the countess and that by the law of ofFrance ofFrnce ofFrance
France Frnce where said si1 drafts drfs were accepted acceptedoiid acceptednud acceptedand
and payable pa ale and also by b the terms ters of a acertain acertain acertain
certain antenuptial agreement ageement the theccuntess thoccuntess theccuntess
ccuntess Is not liable lable for the debts debt of her herhusband herhubad herproceeding
husband husbandThe hubad hubadThe
The injunction InJuncton proceeding proc lng in the case casewas caRewa casewas
was wa called aled before Judge Blanchard Blanchar to today today
day The case went over till ti Thursday ThursdayThe Thurda ThurdaI ThursdayThe
I The agreement made before Justice Lev Leventrltt Leventrlt Leventritt
entrltt entrlt that the allowance nloance of the Castol CastolI Catol CatolInnes Castollanes
I lanes present prscnt of 250000 0 a year e continues contnues for the thepresent theprscnt thepresent
MADE BISHOP OF DUBUQUE DUBUQUEaisr DUBUQUE DUBUQUEMar
Mar 3111 Kenne Receives JtecetvesAppolntmneutFor JtecetvesAppolntmneutFornierly Appointment ppoinlneutFor ppoinlneutFormerl For Formerly
merly merl Hector of ofCntbolc ofCnthulic Catholic UniveraTtr UniveraTtrRome Unhrnfr UnhrnfrRome UniverelirRome
Rome Rome Dec 17 11At At the secret zecretconsistory zecretconsistoryheld consistory consistoryheld
held today toIY the Pope appointed applntod a number numberof numb numberof
of bishops bishop Including Incolnl Mgr Keane Kene former formerly forer forerly formerly ¬
ly rector of the Catholic Catholc University Univerity at atWashington atashmston atWashington
Washington to the theDiocese Diocese of Dubuque DubuqueTho DubuqueTho DubuqueTho
Tho appointment of Mgr gr Keane to this thisvacant thisacan thisvacant
vacant acan see settles etlfs a n matter mater which has hasbeen hasbeen hasbeen
been the th subject subjet ot numerous reports repors and anddenials andtnlals anddenials
denials < tnlals during durnthe the past pst few weeks w k The Thenew Thenew IC ICnew
new bishop of Dubuque is extremely extrfmel popu popular popalar ¬
ppu ppu1arin
lar 1arin In Washington YJhlngton where while rector of ofthe ofte ofthe
the university uncrly he h made many may friends trlend for forhimself fo fohimsef fohimself
himself te himsef and ad that Institution InstitutionDUKE Instuton institutionDUKE
I DUKE OF NEWCASTLES MISSION HERE HERECouie HERE HERECowu HEREComes
Comes to America In Ihe Interest Interea of o the theIllshChurcu tle tleJb thelush
IllshChurcu Jb lush Clnrel Church Party PnrtjNew PnrlrNew PartyNew
New York Dec De 17 1The 17The The Duke of New Newcastle iewcastle ew ewcstle ¬
castle cstle was wa a 2 passenger pa5eng r on the Atlantic AtlanticsteamshIp tantc tantcI
i I steamship stomlhlp Mlnnehaha which hlt arrived arrve hers hersj her herI herethis
j this afternoon aferoon He was < S met mft by his h broth brother brotht brothor ¬
er Lord Ld Francis Fncis Hope 1ope The Te duke said saidtoa saidtoa
t toa to reporter reporterYes rpter rpterYes rtpt0rYes
Yes it is true tre that I have come cme over overhare overi overhere
i here in the Interests Interest of the High Church Churchparty ChurchMnty
i party prty In the Anglican commission commlllon I do donot donot donot
not care cae to talk of my business busin S at the thepresent theprfent thepresent
present prfent time tme I hall h l be b here for some somemonths 20m 20mmonths somemonths
months and during my stay sty I shall sha1 pay pt paya
j a visit to Florida FloridaProipecllve Forda FordaIropeclhe FloridaIroipeciive
Proipecllve Iropeclhe Heir felr lo Ilnlnn Italian Throne ThroneRome TlrsJe TlrsJeRome ThroneRome
Rome Dee De 17 11The The Messagero Iesaero asserts assertsthat aserts asertsthat assertsI
I that the th King of < t Italy Ial Victor Emmanuel Emmanuelhas EmmanuelI Emmanuelhas
has ha informed InCor ed the premier Signor Saraoco Saraocoj Sroo Sroothl Saraocothat
I j that thl the te Queen will wJ become becmb a mother motherabout
I about abut six I months month hence
DENVER LOSES ENCAMPMENT ENCAMPMENTCommittee ENCAMPMENCmMitee ENCAMPMENTCoisiittee
Committee CmMitee Will VIli Choose Coose Between Beween Wash Washington WashIngton h hfngon ¬
ington fngon Cleveland and Pittsburg PittsburgSt PIbburg PIbburgSt
St St Louis Lui Dec De 17 HTo iLThe The executive eeute com committee commitel corninittee ¬
mittee mitel of the te Grand Grd Army Ary of the Repub Republic Republc flepublie ¬
lie lc had hd a special speca meeting metnG today to decide decideupon decide decideupn decideupon
upon upn a place for the next national natonl en encampment encmpment encarnpment ¬
campment cmpment which will wn be held September
10 1S01 11 The Te cities cte desirous of o securing securingthe s securingthe curlg curlge
the e encampment encmpment are Denver Denv r Washington WashingtonCleveland WashingtonCleveland Wahingon WahingonClevelnd
Cleveland Clevelnd and Plttsburg Pltsburg While Whie no place placewas plnrewa placewas
was wa definitely de ulely chosen chosn the te claims of Den Denver Dener Denver ¬
ver er were wer turned ture down by b a vote of S ko o L LThis 1 1 1This
This Ti does do not settle sette the te matter for f r Den Denvers Denvcrs Denvers ¬
vers representatives rpreenttcs say sa they will wl fight fightthe lght lghtthe fightthe
the decision decisionIt decIsion decisionIt
It I was wa voted vote last 1st summer to 0 accept acceptDenver acceptDener acceptDenver
Denver as a the site 5te provided provide the city ciy would wouldsecure wouldsecure wouldsecure
secure railroad rlroad rates rate of 1 cent a mile mileThis mUeTIs mileThis
This TIs was the point on which whIc the commit committee comn comnilttee t ttee ¬
tee and Cnd the th Denver Denve representatives repreentltlvls disa disagreed ts dsagreed ¬
greed Seed the te latter later claiming clamlng that ttt the thl rate r3tc is ispractically I Inpractically
practically practtcUy assured aured while whie ihe e committee committeerefuse comltec comltecreruse committeerefuse
refuse to accept the evidence and set et a anew anew
new date January Januar 21 2 to consider cIer the theclaims theclaims theclaims
claims of the other cities cUe the lte place of ofmeeting o omcetnc ofmeeting
meeting mcetnc to t be announced later The dis disappointed lisnppolnte disappointed ¬
appointed nppolnte delegates at t the meeting meetnG seem seemto seemto seemto
to have the te impression impresion that Cleveland Clevelandwill Clevelandwill
will wI be selected seected for the special spec11 meeting meetingand meeHngad meerirgand
and ad that that city ciy will wi be selected for the theencampment theencmpment theencampment
encampment encampmentCol encmpment
Col Co1 George W Cook past department departmentcommander departmentcommaner departmentcommander
commander commaner of Denver was wa indignant at atthe atthe atthe
the manner in which Denver De cr had been beenrut beenfut beenrut
rut fut aside a8IdE and stated stte emphatically emphatcaly that thathis thathis thathis
his city ciy had complied comple with wit the require requirements requlrcment requiremeats ¬
meats ment and would claim the convention conventionWhen convention1Yhen
When tho special specal meeting meetng is held said saidho sid sidho saidlie
ho we will wi be on deck and will m again againpresent againpreent againpresent
present our claims if i we are allowed nlowed ahiowedto ahiowedtoIf to toIf toI
If I we arc refused retufed we will wi claim caIm the con convention coo coavention ¬
vention and ad appeal to all al tho posts poststhroughout post poststhroughout
us throughout the United UnIe States to t sustain sustainus sustainus
usJudge Judge judge Raasleur Rsleur stated stted that the cities citieswould cles citieswould i iwould
would have until unt January JanuaI 12 1 to prepare preparetheir preparetheIr preparetheir
their offers ofers and that the te city cty showing showingthe sowing sowingthe showingthe
the greater greter claim in the way a of advan advantages ndva advanrages ¬
rages lge would be even en the encampment encampmentSIXTO encampment encampmentSIXTO encampmentSIXTO
SIXTO LOPEZ SNUBBED BY BAPTISTS BAPTISTSTrenchers BAPTISTSPrenchers BAPTISTSPreachers
Trenchers Conference ConCerclce Confercnccltemuses RefuHca UeCUICI to Listen Listento Llten Lltento
to Filipino FI iuo siiilc lde or oflnrel oflnrelPlhde1hl Quarrel QuarrelPhiladelphia nnrre1 nnrre1Philadelphia
Philadelphia Plhde1hl Pa Pa Dec Dee 17 17The The weekly weeklyconferenco weeklyconferene weeklyconferenqe
conferenco conferene of Baptist Baptst ministers minister at their theirsvrsslon their5slon theirssshon
svrsslon today refused to hear the appeal appealfor appealto appealfor
for to sympathy s mpathy and aid which Sixto Lopez Lopezthe Lopezthe Lopezthe
the emissary emissr of Aguinaldo desired to ad address adrres adress ¬
dress rres ress to them The decision was reached reachedby reachedby reachedby
by the committee commitee on hearings and Senor SenorLopez SenorLopez SenorLopez
Lopez Lopez who was present with wib his inter interpreter interpreter interpreter ¬
preter was obliged oblged to content himself himselfwith hlm3 hlm3wih himselfwith
with wih a single halting haltnG sentence sntence expressing
his wish to further address them themRev themRev themRev
Rev Wayland Wa land Hoyt who led the opposi opposition oppsl oppslton opposition ¬
tion ton to Lopez Lpez said that to allow alow him to tospeak tospeae tospeale
speak speae would virtually virtualy be acknowledging a atraitor atrior atraitor
traitor traitorRev trior triorRcv traitorRev
Rev L Sensholes urged ured that the Fill Filipino FI Fillpine ¬
pino be given a hearing hearlns All l reports reportsthat reportsthat reportsthat
that we have had from the other side sidehave sidehave sidehave
have been garbled grble he said Would it itnot Itnot itnot
not be better beter to give glc a a5heanlng hearing to this thisman thisnan thisman
man nan that we may ma determine the truth truthDiscussion trth trthDIscussion truthDiscussion
Discussion was cut short by referring referrng
the subject to the committee commitee on hearings hearingsand hearlnsand hearingsand
and they tiey decided that the request for an anaudience anaudience anaudience
audience was declined declinedAlthough declned declnedAliouh declinedAlthough
Although Aliouh denied the privilege priviege of address addressing addressing ¬
ing the ministers miniters he remained throughout throughoutthe throughoutte
te the he meeting meetingCLEVELAND meetng meetngCLEVELAND meetingS
CLEVELAND ON HIS PARTY PARTYReturn PARTYUelru PARTYRecurit
S S
Return Uelru to Fir First t Principles Prilc lcN Would Uolld Restore RestorePcinocracr Restorecloclncy RestoreDemnoctnc
Pcinocracr Demnoctnc cloclncy to Power PowerAtlanta lo IwerAtlanta er erAtant
Atlanta Atant Ga Dec 17 17The The Atlanta Atanta Jour Journal Journal Journal ¬
nal nal this afternoon aferoon published publshed an inter Interview Interview
j view with wih former President Cleveland Clevelandobtained Clevelandobtained Clevelandobtained
obtained by a staff staf correspondent correpondent at atPrinceton atPrinceton atPrinceton
Princeton N J Mr Ir Cleveland Clevelad Is quoted quotedas cluoteda
as a follows followsIn folows folowsIn followsIn
In my opinion the great geat need of the theDemocratic theDemocratc theDemocratic
Democratic Democratc party is a return to first lrt prin principles principles principles ¬
ciples The Democratic Democrtc party has not notbeen notben notbeen
been ben fatally fataly disorganized < sornlzed but it i sadly sadlyneeds sadlynees sadlyneeds
lines needs nees rehabilitation rehabitaton on purely purel Democratic Democraticlines Dlmocrtc Dlmocrtclnes Democraticlines
linesWhat lnes
What is the matter mater with wih the party paty It Ithas Ithas
has in my humble judgment judgent simply simplywandered simplywandertd simplywandered
wandered wandertd off of after afer strange strnge gods gds A large largemass largem largemass
mass m ss of Democratic Democratc voters saw this be before b before ¬
fore the last election electon They remained remainedquiet remaned remanedquiet remainedquiet
quiet quiet but when the time tme came care to vote votethey votethey votethey
they said This is not Democracy Democrac and andrefused andrefl1se andreftsed
refused refl1se to support it itAa It it itAn
hAn Aa I see it i It is s the th duty of Demo Democrats Democrts Democents ¬
cents crts everywhere to aid In n the rehabili rehabilitation rehabi rehablhitation ¬
tation taton of the party part There are ae some fomeslgns fomeslgnsof signs signsof signsof
of an insistence upon the he necessity necessiy of a areturn aretur areturn
return retur to Democratic Democratc doctrines doctrnes In II theSouth the theSouth theSouth
South 1ut but they are not so general as I Iwould Iwould Iwould
would like lkc to see seeWhat seeWhat seeWhat
What of the future was asked askedWith askedWih askedWith
With Wih a a sincere return to Its 1t oldtime oldtimedoctrines oldtme oldtmedoctrines oldtimedoctrines
doctrines Mr Ir Cleveland replied replecl the theoldtime theoldtme theoldtime
oldtime oldtme victories of the Democratic Democratc par party party party ¬
ty will wi certainly cerainly be won wonTHOMPSON wonTlOlPSOX wonTHOMPSON
THOMPSON TlOlPSOX AND MEIKEEJOIINi MEIKEEJOIINiRoRpunterft lUElKIEJOIN lUElKIEJOINRONPwnterA MEIKLEJOIINItosewaters
RoRpunterft Paper Pnpert5ays Says Ills Principal PrincipalOpponents PrincipalOPJlooeuls PrincIpalOpponents
Opponents Have laye Formed a Combine CombineSjMscUl ComblncSpcal CombineSpecIal
SpecIal Spcal to The Th Washington WahIngton Post PostOmaha Post PostOmaha
Omaha Nebr Dec Dee 17 17The The Omaha Omah Bee Beepublished Beepublshed Beepublished
published publshed by Edward Rosewater one of ofthe orthe ofthe
the leading candidates for the United UnitedStates UnitedState UnitedStates
States State Senate today publishes publ he the fol following following followIng ¬
lowing from Its is Lincoln special corre correspondent correspondent correspordent ¬
spondent on the Senatorial Senatoral situation situationGeorge situaton situatonGeorge situationGeorge
George D Meiklejohn next to Thomp Thompson Thompson Thompson ¬
son and Rosewater the most prominent prominentcandidate prominentcndidate prominentcandidate
candidate cndidate in the field feld Is expected epcted to toreach toreleh toreah
reach releh here her tomorrow or next day da and andwith ani andwith
with wih him Maj Iaj Brad Slaughter who fig figured fg fgured figured ¬
ured conspicuously as a the manager of ofThompsons ofThompsns ofThompsons
Thompsons Thompsns Senatorial boom two years yearsago yearsnlo yearsago
ago nlo Quite Quie apart from the te wellknown welknown re relatlons
1 latlons latons between Thompson Thompsn and Meikle MeikleI MeikieJohn
I John the fact that Slaughter will wi act as asi asMeiklejohns
i Meiklejohns chief engineer gives shc counte counteI cOntelice cotintenance
I nance lice to the stories stores that the real combine combineIs
Is to be Thompson and Meiklejohn On Onthe Onthe Onthe
the other othe hand shrewd politicians poltcans refuse refuseto refuseto
t to believe It It because Meiklejohn has no notransferable noI notransferable
transferable or exchangeable following followingWith tololng tololngUh followingWith
I With Uh the exception excepton of three or four lila Hlnshaw Iln Ilnsha lilashaw
shaw sha supporters sUPPIrters who ho Is the strongest ltronget of ofThompsons otThom ofThomiions
Thompsons Thom ns South Platte competitors compettors and andwho andwho andwho
who are also al said sId to favor Meiklejohn Meiklejohnthe Ielklejohnthe
the Utter lattr can cn muster nobody who is not notalready notalred notalready
already alred enrolled enroled In the Thompson col column column column ¬
umn umnUA
umnA UA A survey of the te field leld which besides besidesThompson be besidesThompson ldes ldesTompSn
Thompson TompSn Meiklejohn elklejhn Rosewater and andIllnfhaw and11nhaw andIlInehaw
Illnfhaw 11nhaw Includes Inelude Crounse Croune HainerCur HainerCurrle Hainer Cur Currle
rle ne Harlan and a number of horses mote moreor moteor moteor
an
or less dark dark shows showr a wide range for ops opsrations op oprUon operations
rations rUon and election electon More Mor than onehalf onehalfof
an
of the members member who have been sounded soundeddeclare soundeddelart soundeddeclare
declare delart themselves themslves still sti undecided as to totheir totheir totheir
their choice for one or both of the cndI cndIdle candid candipublication candi candidates ¬
dates datesThe dle d
The publication pb1eUon of this special speal is taken takenas tken tkenas takenas
as an indication Inictn of renewed renewe war between betweenRosewater betweenRoewater betweenRosewater
Rosewater Roewater and Meiklejohn 3ielklejohn1oi3St teikejohn
10 1 1oi3St l5Sl SI fir McKialer Uelul r in II MichIgan MichIganDetroit MfcblunuDetroit febl au auDetroi
Detroit Detroi Mich ch Dec De 17 HThe The canvass cnvas of ofthe otthe ofthe
the election eJeton returns returs has h been completed completednd compietedand
an and nd shows that McKinley lcKln1e received reeived 10U1 10U1dldate 1 1plurUy lO1J4pluralIty
plurUy pluralIty In the Stte Srate Te The PopuU Populist t enl can candidate
dldate dlte for President Preidet received 833 the Pro Prohtbition Prohiion Probibition
htbition hiion candidate cnnldate 11SSO 1150 Social Democrat Democrat2S2C Dmocrt Dmocrt1S Democrati2G
2S2C i2G and the Socialist SolUst Labor Lbr 303 9 90 Tho Thoplurality Thoplurlty ThepturahtyofOov
1S plurality plurlty pturahtyofOov of Gov Go Bliss Uss was 793L 793LIlrltUhSieninrr 7 7Ur1hh 79354iirltiih
IlrltUhSieninrr Ur1hh iirltiih SrUUr Strainer Still Cm Held by f oiomblani oiomblaniColon olombJaalCknr ohomblisnsColon
Colon Cknr Colombia ColmbIa Dec Dee 17 l7The The British Britishgunboat Brtsh BrtshCnbt Britishgunboat
gunboat Cnbt Pheasant Phent arrived at Panama PanamaSaturday PanamaSaturday
Saturday Saturay The Te British Brtsh steamer Taboga Tabogaseized Tabga Tabgasez Tabogae4zd
seized sez e4zd by b the Colombian government SOvlrnment some sometime someUme someline
time ago leaves les today toy with wih another anotherarmed anoter anoterared anotherarmed
armed Colombian expedition to quell
ared Colomian expeiIon a adisturbance adhturbn adisturbance
disturbance dhturbn at Chepo Chep The Te government governmentforce gvermet gvermettor governmentforce
force tor is expected epeted to achieve ncleve an easy CJY vic victory vietory ¬
tory tOr tOrJUddlnc
RiddIng P larl lanhi H of Aluir blf or Criminal CriminalPart CrimismisParis rlmlnGIPart
Part Part Dec De IS ILThe The work of purifying purifyingParis purtlng purtlngPar purifyingParts
Paris Par to whle which the police pU e are giving gving ape speclal Jp apecml
clal ci attention atenton in view of the abnormal abnormalcriminal abnorl abnorlciminl abnormalcriminal
criminal ciminl conditions condions following folowing the close of ofthe oCte ofthe
been the te exposition expton 4 450 new arrests arest continues cntnue and there tere have havebeen bve bvebeen havebeen
THIRD NEGRO LYNCHED LYNCHEDBockporfc LYNOHEDRokprt LYNCHEDRockport
Bockporfc Rokprt Mob Goes Goe toBoone toBooneville to Boone Booneyule
yule vile and Hangs Kollo KolloTROOPS Rolo RoloTROOPS RolIoTROOPS
TROOPS TOO LATE TO SAVE SA VB HIM HIMGov nBIGov 11131Coy
Gov Mount Orders Militia JUltla to the tie Scene SceneWhen Sece SeceWbea SceneWhen
When Informed of the JLrncbers Jlcher Ay Ayproacb Ap Approaeh Approach
proacb bat Did Dd Not ot Arrive IB inTime Time to toGuard I IGuard toGuatd
Guard the be Jail ai from rom Attack AUac tttackSherif SberHT Sberlf Re Refused R Rfued Refused ¬
fused fued to Hand laRd Over Ovr Ken and Wall Vaii nl of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the Jail ai Va Vas Battered BalUred Down DownBooneville DownBoonedUe DownBoonevihie
Booneville Indr Ind Dec 17John Rolla the thethird thcthird thethird
third of the colored colord men Implicated Implcted in the themurder theI themurder
I murder of Hollie Hote Simons was hanged to c a atree 1 atree
Itrpe tree in the courthouse COlrthouse yard ard by a mob of ofabout orI ofabout
I about aboct 100 iO men from Rockport Rockpr this evening eveningTwo eveningTwo eveningTwo
Two of his companions were lynched at atRockport atRockport atRockport
Rockport last lat night for the th same crime crimeNot crme crmeNot crimeNot
Not a shot was wa fired fe and everything everthinG was wasconducted wasc wasconducted
conducted c nduced as quietly quiety as If the execution executionhad executon executonhad executionbad
had been one under the te sanction of the thelaw thelaw thelaw
law
lawRolla Rolla was wa brought to this place this aft afternoon afternoon afternoort ¬
ernoon about abut 3 oclock ocock In charge chtre of Sheriff SheriffAnderson Sherif SheriffAnderson
Anderson of Rockport Rockprt Upon his arrival arrivalhe arrlva1he arrivalhe
he was placed In a cell cel on the seqond se ond floor floorof floorof oor oorof
of the jail jal and his hi presence was as known knownonly knownonly knownonly
only to a few citizens citizensA ctzens ctzensA
A few minutes mnutes after ater C oclock a body bd bod of ofICO
ICO 10 men marched through the principal principalstreet prncpal prncpalstreet principalstreet
street to the jail al and demanded that t at the theprisoner theprIsoner theprisoner
prisoner be turned tured over to it i Deputy DeputySheriff DeputySherif DeputYSheriff
Sheriff Sherif Raymond Cherry Cerr was in charge of ofthe ofthe oEthe
the Jail He declined declned to give up the keys keysand keysand
and the mob at at once began ban to batter bater in inthe Inthe Inthe
the wall wal of the jail jai with wih a telegraph teleGaph pole poleSix poleSIx poleSix
Six members membr of the mob crawled through throughthe throughthe throughthe
the hole and with wih sledge hammers broke brokedown brokedown brokedown
down the door of Rollas Rolas cell cel and soon soonthe soonthe soonthe
the thoroughly thorughly terrified terrfed negro was wa in the thehands thehands
hands of the men who placed a rope ropearound ropearund ropearound
around arund his neck nek All Al left crawling crawlnG again againthrough againthro againthrough
through thro gh the hole by which they had en entered entered entered ¬
tered draggingthe draslnGthc negro nero after atcr them themLrnclis themLynch themLynchs
Lrnclis Lynch Verdict Quietly luletl Carried Out OutA OutA OutA
A few rairiutes mirutes was consumed con umed In the themarch themarc11 themarch
march to the courthouse courtouse yard the rope ropewas ropewas ropewas
was thrown over the th limb 1mb of a tree and an a ahundred ahundred ahundred
hundred hands sent his body flying fying Into Intothe IntI IntIh intothe
the h air The Te loose end of the rope was wastied wasted wastied
tied ted to a tree and as soon as the mob was wassure wassure wassure
sure that its It work had been completed it itleft ItleU itleft
left in as orderly oreriy a manner as it I had haden hadentered hadentered en entered ¬
tered the town townNone townNone
None of the mob wore masks and andmen ndmen andmen
men apparently apparenty from eVery eVer erery station staton In life lifetook le lifetook
took part In the lynching lynching Except for the theexcited theexcied theexcited
excited excied groups of men standing stnding on the thestreet theatreet thestreet
street corners a stranger strnger would have haveknown haveknown haveknown
known nothing of the tragedy that had hadjust hadjUt hindjust
just been enacted enactedJohn enactedJohn enactedJohn
John Rolla Rola was implicated Implcated by Rowland Rowlandone Rowlandone Rowlandone
one of the negroes lynched last night at acRockport atRockport atRockport
Rockport but denied denie his guilt git He tqld tqldconflicting tqldconfictng tqldconflicting
conflicting confictng stories and it was learned learnedthat learnedthat
that he was away from the Verandah Ho Hotel Hotel Hotel ¬
tel where he worked about abut the time timeSimons timeSimons
tme tmeSimons
Simons was wa murdered murered Confronted with withthis wih wihthis withthis
this evidence Rolla Rola weakened weened and con confessed ccnfeared ¬
fessed his share in the crime crm admitting ndmlthl ndmlthlthat
that he struck the first frt blow and that the theother th thother theother
other two negroes helped him to kill killSimons killSimons
Simons SimonsTroops SimonsTroops SimonsTroops
Troops Fifteen I iecn Minutes lInlleA Too Late LateThe InteThe LateThe
The militia miti from Evansville Evansle arrived aulved arrived at atBooneville atounevie atl3ouneville
Booneville ounevie fifteen ffeen minutes mlnut s too late 1tead 1teadtho and andthe andthe
the dead body of Rolla Rola met their gaza gae as asthey a asthey
they marched Into town townTho twn twnTho thwnThe
Tho citizens cizens of Rockport Rokport held a 3 meeting meetiustonight meetu meetutonlght meetingtonight
tonight and formed foned an organization orgnizton for forthe frrthe trjrthe
the purpose purose of maintaining maintnlnG law and order orderand ordcrand orderand
and assisting the officers in the ¬
asIstng te ofcers prosecu prosecution prosecuton prosecution
tion ton of criminals criminas It I was wa also resolved to tomake tomke tomake
make mke an a effort efort to take tke municipolaffairs municipolaffairsout munlclpaafars munlclpaafarsout
out of politics poltcs While Whie the lynching lynchinG was wasonly wasonly
only Incidentally Incidently discussed the te general generalsentiment generl generlsentment generalsentiment
sentiment sentment of the community communiy upholds the theaction theacton theaction
action acton of the mob In taking tking affairs atalrs In Intheir IntheIr intheir
their own hands There is no purpose to toprosecute toprosecute toprosecute
prosecute any anyone one concerned concered In the mob mobHurry mobIlrrr mobflurry
Hurry Ilrrr Orders to Militia MilitiaEvansville Uilln UillnEansvUe ililitinEvansville
Evansville EansvUe Ind Dec 17 170hers 17Ohders Ohders have havejust havejust haveJust
just been ben received from Gov Mount 1lount In Instructing instrctnG instructing ¬
structing strctnG the officers ofcers of the te local military militarycompany mitary mitarycompany militarycompany
assemble their at
company to men once onceand onceand onceand
and repair as rapidly rpidlY as a possible to Boone Booneville Booneve Booneyule ¬
yule ve to protect prtet two negro suspects re removed remove removed ¬
moved to that place plae from Rockport Rockprt late latetonight latetonight latetonight
move tonight This order was issued by the thegovernor thegovernor thegovernor
governor upon information Intonaton received re eived from fromthe fromthe fromthe
the Rockport Roceprt officials ofca1s saying sayInG a mob had hadstarted hadstared hadstarted
started stared from that point pint and would march marchto marchto marchto
to Booneville Boonevle with wih the intention intenton of lynch lynching lynchIng lynchIng ¬
ing the two suspects Advices from Rock Rockport Rockport flockport
port say the negroes are thoroughly thoroughlyaroused thoroughlyaroused thoroughlyaroused
aroused and a race war Is imminent imminentThey ImminentThey imminentThey
They openly threaten that out of re revenge revenge revenge ¬
venge for the lynching lynching of the colored men menthey menthey menthey
they will wi burn the town tonight tonight Guards Guardshave Guardshave Guardshave
have been stationed statone about abut the town and andall anc antiall
all al of the citizens cizens are heavily healy armed and andwatching andwatchng andwatching
watching watchng closely for any ay sign of an out outbreak outbreak outbreak ¬
break among the negroes negroesThe negroesThe negroesThe
The distance between this thi city ciy and andEooneville andEonevle andDoonevilie
Eooneville Eonevle and between betwcn Rockport Rokport and andBooneville andBoonevUo andBooneviile
Booneville BoonevUo is about abut the same and it is isfeared Istare iseared
feared tare the mob will wi have reached there therebefore therebefore therebefore
before the arrival anivI of t the military mitar com company company company ¬
pany and will wi have completed cmpleted their work workby workby workby
by the time tme the soldiers llers arrive arrivePrompt arrivelrompt arrivePrompt
Prompt Action br GOT Jionnt JionntIndianapoli llonmmtIndianapolis i on lit litIndianapolis
Indianapolis Indianapoli Dec 17 11ov Gov Mount was wasadvised wasadlsed wasadvised
advised tonight by the sheriff sherlt of Spencer SpencerCounty SpencerCounty SpencerCounty
County that a mob of COO G had started strted from fromRockport tromRockprl fromRockport
Rockport Rockprl to Booneville BonevUe with wih the Intention Intentionof Intenton Intentonor
of lynching Joe Rolla Rola and another negro negroarrested negroarrtted negroarrested
arrested arrtted for complicity complciy in the murder of ofHollie ofHome ofRoute
Home Simons Saturday Saturdy night night He also alsonotified alsonotfe alsonotified
notified notfe the te governor that the local locl au authorities authorl anthorities ¬
thorities thorl would be powerless pwerless to resist rflt the themob themob themob
mob and asked aked that a military mitr company companybe compny compnybe
be sent at once to the scene sceneA sceneA sceneA
A message was at once sent to AdjL AdjLGen AdJt AdjtGen
Gen Gore by the governor goveror asking askinG the theformer theforer theformer
former forer to consult with wih the governor Governor as asto asto asto
to the te best means of controllng controlng the situ situation situatJn situati3n ¬
ation atJn Before the arrival arva1 of the adjutant adjutantgeneral adjutantgenerl adjutantgeneral
general however Gov Mount Instructed InstructedCapL instructedCapt
CapL Capt Blum of Company E located at atEvansville atEansvie atEvansville
Evansville Eansvie to get his men under arms armsas ars arsa armsas
as a expeditiously epeitoulY as a possible pssible A special specialtrain sIecal sIecaltrlq specialtrahz
train trlq was ordered orered to be in readiness redIness as assoon al assoon
soon son as a the Booneville BonevUe authorities autorUe asked askedfor nakedfor
for assistance assltncl It I was feared ttred however howeverthat howeverthat howeverthat
that the mob would reach rech Booneville Bonele ahead aheadof ahed ahedof aheadof
of the soldiers soldIer State Stte officials ofcIals were in inconsultation Inconslaton inconsultation
consultation conslaton with wih the governor goeror for several severalhours severl severlhour severalhours
hours hour lute tonight tonlg t and he was wa kept keptclosely keptclo keptclo2ely
closely clo ely advised advise of t the situation situationNEW siuton siutonr situationflEW
NEW r EW YORK REPUBLICAN CLUil CLUilSenator CLUI CLUISenftor CLUIISenotor
Senator Senftor Uepew Decline Declnu Reelection Refleetiol an anPresident I asPrrsideuthl
President PrlleotII Prrsideuthl II E Tremnlne Tmnl e Ns Vamecf VamecfNew llec med medNew
New ew York Dec 17 17There There was a meet meetIng meeting meetIng
Ing at the Republican Republcn Club tonight tonl ht to toreceive toreeJve toreceive
receive reeJve the report repor of the nominating nominatng com committee cm cmmite cammittee ¬
mittee mite which was a appointed appint a month ago agoChauncey agoChauncey agoChauncey
Chauncey M sL L Depew Depw who has h been ben the thepresident tMprflent thepresident
president prflent of the club for several severl years yearshad yer yearshad
had declined declne to be b a a candidate tndldte for fol re reelection feeletoD reelection
election eletoD and the thE committee cmmltfe reported repre in infavor Infayor infavor
favor of Henry E Tremalne for
Henr Temine that tht of office otnee offlee ¬
nee The T full ticket tcket reported r ported by the com committee cornmittee ¬
cm cmmItee
mittee mItee is as a follows followsPresident folows folowsPrekent followsPreekient
President Prekent Henry E E Treamlne Tramle first frt vice vicepresident vicepresident lce lceprJent
president prJent Charles Charle H DenUon Denion second send vice vicepresident vicepresident
president pretent Edward Edwar A Newell Newel third thIr vice vicepresident vIcepreldent vicepresident
president John ohn A Dutton
preldent Duton recording rCrdlni sec secretary secetr seeretary ¬
retary etr Edwin Ewin A Jones JODe corresponding
secretary retl Feebus Febs M Clark and cnfpndlng treasurer
J Edgar Egar Leaycraft LeaycraftPalatine Lyerft LyerftPdatlac LeaycratLPalntinco Cark tuurer
Palatine Valued nlae at 830800 8 O800 Horned HornedNew HsrnedNow red redNew
New York York Dec Dte 17 11Two Two men were bad ¬
ly I burned bured and several er1 paintings plntnp valued at
tMU W 1O00 were destroyed detoTe by a fire tre at 1132 I1
Broadway DrOdw today to One of the burned burnfcdpaintings bUrt burnedpaintings
paintings pnUD Is Crowe The e Lan Meeting Meetingwhich Meetingwhich reetnJ
which hlch has hts been on exhibition ehIbiin there It Itwas Itwas
was ws valued alue at JJOOW f0 IOo The men burned burnedare bured buredarB burnedare
are William llam Lawson Lwsn 9 and nd Henry Henr Dogerty
aid ad It la J said ad Id the last named naed Imperiled imnerllej imnerllejtrying
hi painting hl p3ntng lilt In trying lln to save ave ve the to Imperled Grosses Grolo
r
I SANTA FE TRAINMEN TRINME KAY PAY GO OUT OUTTbejr OU OUThe OUTThey
The They Demand DCmBRt K Settlement tllement Ulelut of Telegraphers TclecrnphcrTraablea TeleraphentTr8BhleConCereRC1 TelegraphersTroablesConferenee
Traablea Tr8BhleConCereRC1 TroablesConferenee Conference To Today TodnrTopka TodayTopeka dnr dnrTopeka
Topeka Topka Kans Ka Dec De 17 Itenerl ILGeneral General Man Manager Manager an annger ¬
ager Mudge of the Santa Sant Fc left lef for Chi Chicago Chicgo Chlcago ¬
cago cgo this ti afternoon afernoon Mr lr Mudge MtdS says his hisvisit hIsvisit hIsvisit
visit has hn absolutely nothing nothinG to do with wit the thestrike thestrike thestrike
strike but the strikers strker Insist Insit his visIt vkltthere vblt visItthere
there is occasioned ocsioned by the conference cnterence be between b betwcen ¬
tween the officers ofcer of the different dlterent train trainmens trin trinmens trainmens
mens organization ornizton and the officers ofcer of the theroad tberoad theroad
road road Mr tr Dolphin president of the 0 OR 0R 0B
R T also left lef for Chicago tonight tonIght and andsome andsome andsome
some InteTjgstlng inte Inteting tnG developments development are looked lookedfor 100ko lookedfor
for at once It Is the purpose of the of officers offcer officers ¬
ficers fcer of the strikers striker and trainmens trinmens or organizations organizton organtsations ¬
ganizations ganizton to hold a conference in Chi Chicago Ch Chcago ChIcage ¬
cago tomorrow tomorow with J L M Barr Ban third thirdvice thirdvIce thIrdvice
vice president of ot the road roadWhen roadYhtn roadWhen
When Yhtn General Generl Manager Mudgo was ap approached appreached appreached ¬
preached yesterday csterda with the request rqcst that thfithe thnte thathe
he e adjust the differences diference between the thetelegraphers thetelegpher thetelegraphers
telegraphers telegpher and the road rondo he informed informedthe intore Informedthe
the strikers strker that ho could not take such sucha
a step and they tha would have ve to Interview Interview3Ir intenlewIr interviewMr
3Ir Ir Barr Bar which they said sad they would do doat doal doat
at once The officers ofcer of the te trainmen trinmen it itis Iti itis
is i said aid Id with the officers ofcers of the striking strikingtelegraphers strlkln strlklntelcgphers strikingtelegraphers
telegraphers telcgphers will m represent to Mr tr Barr Barrin Barrin BarrIn
in Chicago Chlcso tomorrow that the grievance grievanceof Sieaneo Sieaneoof
of the telegraphers telcJphers should be settled sette at atonce alouce atonce
once If I he refuses to take steps toward towardthe towardthe towardthe
the settlement setlement it is said sad the officers olcers will willthen wI willthtn
then tiEn inform him that a strike strke may bo boexpected beexpected
expected at at once oncePart onc oncIJart oncePart
expcte Part of the plan of tho officers ofccr Is said saidto sall saidto
to be to set a certain day da on which a astrike a astrike
strike strke will wi be ordered ordere If i the telegraphers telegraphersare telegrphas telegrphasarc
are not provided for forINSURGENTS forINSURGENTS foriNSURGENTS
INSURGENTS NEAR MANILA1 MANILA1Troops MANilA MANilATroops MANILATroops
Troops and Police Polce Capture Thirty ThirtyMen ThirtyMen ThirtyMen
Men in San an Pedro Macati MacatiSeaor MacaUSuor 3lacatiSesor
Seaor Bncncnmlno BuencaDlno and Dr Bourne Boure Organ Oreanize Oraau OraauIze Organlao
ize the tie First FIrt Political Poliical Party on Amer American AmerIcun Ameriran ¬
iran Lines LinesFipino LinesPilipino Filipino Leaders LeadersTaking LendersTakluc LeadersTakiug
Taking Part in Movement MovementManila LUovemcntManla MovementManila
Manila Manla Dec 17 lThlrty iLThirty Thirty rebels were cap captured captured capS capStured ¬
tured this morning in a suburb of San SanPedro SanPedro SanPedro
Pedro Macati four miles from Manila Manilaby Manilaby IanUaby
by twentyfive tw ntyfe men of the Twentieth TwentiethUnited Twenteth TwentethUnied TwentiethUnIted
United Unied States Infantry Infantr and anc twenty mem member nem nembem iembern ¬
ber bern of the native natv Manila Mania police plee all 31 un under under anOcr ¬
der Capt Gaines assistant chief of po police roHce palice ¬
lice The force landed lnded from small smal boats boatsand boa boaand boatand
and surrounded the suburb Seventy per persona peron8 perSons ¬
Sons on8 were captured but only thirty were wereidentified weredenUfed weretdentifled
identified denUfed au n insurgents insurgentsAdvices Insurgent insurgentsAdyices
Advices just received from Iloilo Iloio 1sl 1sland Isl Island Island ¬
and of Panay say that the Insurgents InsurgentsSaturday InsurgentsSatur InsurgentsSaturday
Saturday Satur < ny night burned bured a large part of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the vlllaga vUage of Cabatuan Cbatuan Assistant Sur Surgeon Surseon Surgeon ¬
geon Frederick Freerick A Washburn jr of the theTwentysixth theent theTwentysixth
Twentysixth ent sixth Volunteer Infantry Intntry with witheighteen wih wihelghee withelghteei
held the build bulldInga buildinga
eighteen elghee men principal buld buldIng
Inga Ing A strong wind was as blowing at the thelime thelme thetime
lime The Th Americans sustained no casual casualties casualtes casualtles ¬
lme
ties tiesLater tes
tesLter Later Lter advices avlces from Iloilo 11010 annojnce that thatdetachments thntdetachmen thatdetachmcntn
detachments detachmen f the Twentysixth T nty Ith Volun Volunteer Volunteer Volunteer ¬
teer Infantry Iniantr this morning mOrtnr surprised surrIsed the theheadquarters tht taoheadquarters
headquarters of Qulntln Quintn SaLts captutnsr captutnsrconsiderable captttin captttinconslderablt capttttngconsiderable
conslderablt considerable quantities quantte of stores 3to e and val valuable vu vuuable va vauable ¬
uable papers Several natives were killed killedThe kied kiedTe killedThe
The Te Americans AmerI < ns who had no losses were werestill werestl werestill
still stl in pursuit puruit of the fleeing lealng insurgents insurgentswhen Insur Ijisurgezitswhen nf8 nf8when
when the dispatch rlspatch left lef Iloilo IloiloThe 110 110The Il3IioThe
The first lrst first political poltc party under unter the Amer American AmerIcan Amerlean ¬
ican regime r glme Is In n process oC o formation formationIts tormaton tormatonIs formationIts
Its Is principles prnclp1ea have been embodied emboied in a aplatforn apmtoM abator1
platforn pmtoM which will wi shortly shorty be made madopub madopubHe pub pubilc publie
lie It I is i understood uncl rstood that the declarations declarationsof de < e laratons laratonsr larations larationsof
of r the platform platfor give the fullest rlest recog recognition recognIon recogtitian ¬
titian nIon to American merlc3n sovereignty soverigty and also alsofavor alsofavor alsofavor
favor A considerable degree of native nativeautonomy natve natveautonomy nativeautonomy
autonomy autonomy concerning concernln internal interal and local localaatrs locl loclaalrs localanirs
aatrs anirsSeveral aatrsSeveral
aalrsSverl Several Sverl of the most Intelligent IntelgentFUplno IntelgentFUplnoleaders Filipino Filipinoleaders Filipinoleaders
leaders who have been instrumental in inbringing Inbrlnslng inbringing
bringing the th mater matter to a head have ha been beenin beenIn beenin
in conference with those interested and andthis andthis andthis
this evening evenInG the platform platorm will wi be out outlined outlned outlined ¬
lined lned to the Philippine Phlpplne Commission by bySenor bySenor bySenor
Senor Buencamino former toner premier in the thesocalled th thsocale thesocalled
socalled socale government goverment of Aguinaldo Aginallo Cal ColAquiles C01Aqules CalAquiles
Aquiles Aqules and Dr Frank Fank S Bourne Dourc an anAmerican anAmerican anAmerican
American formerly chief surgeon with withtho wIthth withthe
the th rank of major and health officer ofccr of ofManila ofll ofManila
Manila ManilaDr ll ManilaDr nla nlaDr
Dr Bourne was with wih Prof Proo Dean C CWorcester CWorcester CWorcester
Worcester prior to the th American mercanoccupa mercanoccupaton occupa occupation occupation ¬
tion ton and has confidential confdeatal relations relatons with withthe wIh wIhthe withthe
the Filipino Flplno leaders leadersThe leadersThe leadersThe
The commissioners commIsioners are not likely 1kely to togive togve togive
give public publc expression to their views re reI regardln regarding
I garding gve gardln the formation tormaton of political poltcl parties partiesv pates partiesbut
v but the < ur principles i ini d the t new z orlanlzton orlanlztonso organization organizationso v i ii
i so far as made known seem s em to be fa favored favored favored ¬
vored by intelligent Intelgent Filipinos FilipinosThe Flpinos Flpinoshe FilipinosThe
The he homeward movement of the volun volunteers volunteers volunteens ¬
teers will wi begin on New Years Ytars Day with withthe wIh wIhthe withthe
the embarkation embarkaton of the Thirtyseventh Thirtyseventhi
i Volunteer Regiment Regiment The Th Eleventh Cav Cavalry Cavalr Cayairy ¬
airy alr will wi follow followATKINSON folow folowATKINSON followATKINSON
ATKINSON CRITICIZES OUR NAVY NAVYNothing NAV NAVNotlinc NAVYNothing
Nothing Notlinc In Service SerIce Appeals to Brlcht Men MenGlnd ren renGlad MenGlad
Glad Sailor Saior Are re Scarce ScarceBoston 8cnrr ScarceBoston
Boston Dec Dee 17 17The The executive executve council councilof councI councilof
of the Massachusetts Massachusets State Board of ofTrade ofTrade ofTrade
Trade declared decared In favor of the subsidizing subsidizingof
of American shipping at Its Is meeting meeUn to today t today ¬
day A resolution resoluton to this effect erect was in introduced Introduced introduced ¬
troduced by W E Chester and was wasadopted wasadopted wasadopted
adopted after afer an interesting InteresUnl discussion discussionparticipated discussionpartcpated discussionparticipated
participated partcpated In by b President Charles F FAdams FAdams FAdams
Adams Edward Atkinson W R Ches Chester Chester Citester ¬
ter Gorham D Giman B B Whitte Whittemore White Whitemore Whittemore
more E L Sprague SprS e and Samuel A Slav Stoveiwon Stevenaon Slavenson
eiwon of Leomlnster LeomlnsterThe Lominter LominterThe LeominsterThe
The principal prncpal dissentient dlssentent was Mr At Atkinson Atkinson Atkinson ¬
kinson who cams ca out against the sub subsidy tubsidy < ¬
sidy principle and criticized critcIzd the govern government government governmeat ¬
ment for or Its it present policy plcy In regard regrd to tothe tothe tothe
the building bundlni of warships warshipsVe warhips warhipsuWe warshipsWe
uWe We Ve are making the mistake mI5ta said sid Mr MrAtkinson LlrAtkinson MrAtkinson
Atkinson of taxing our people pople for the thebuilding thebulMlng thebuilding
building of a large navy that we do not notreed notneed notneed
need that will wi be obsolete In ten tn years yearsand yearsand yearsand
and for the manning of which we cannot cannotfind cnnot cnnotfnd cannotfind
find fnd enough men Tho whole wlole thing is iswrong IswrolS iswrong
wrong wrolS and I am totally opposed to It ItMr it itMr
Mr Ir Atkinson AtklnSn went on to say that hat he hewas hew hewaSs
was w glad the he Navy Department D partment does find findIt findit
It hard to get enough sailors and officers officersto ofcen ofcent
to t man its It new ships and said that there thereis thtre thereis
is 1 nothing nothlnJ in the naval nava service Jercc that tht ap appeals appeals appeals ¬
peals to bright and ambitious ambitous men and andthat andtha andthat
that tha even those tho highest In the ranks get getout getout getout
out of it whenever a favorable favorble opportun opportunity opportunIty opportunfty ¬
ity comes comeHELECTED cme cmeELECTED comesELECTED
ELECTED MAYOR BY ONE PLURALITY PLURALITYWorcester PLURALIT PLURALITVorteler PLURALITYWorcester
Worcester Vorteler tal Han Recount n cpnr Decided Iecdell In InFaTorof laFa inFavorofltepubiicaus
FaTorof Fa Favorofltepubiicaus tor of Republican Ue ublea n to be Contested ContestedWorcester Coate CoutesledWorcester le
Worcester Wore r Mass IW Dec 17 17Tc 17The The Supreme SupremeCourt SupremeCour SupremeCourt
Court Cour will wi be b asked ake to decide deide who Is I en entitled entted entitled ¬
titled tted to be mayor myor of Worcester WOrCtr In UOL UOLThe 1t 1tThe 1301The
The recount reount of tbe votes vOtO cast ct at the themunicipal themunIcipal themunicipal
municipal election elecIon for mayor and on th thlicense thlcense the thelicense
license lcense question qU6Uon which began Saturday Saturdaywaa Sturdy Sturdywa Saturdaywas
was wa finished fllsh lat la late tonl tonight tonight ht The Te regin regintrars r re 1 ls lstrans
trans trar of voters votel declared delr William lJlam A Lyttle Lyttlethe rytle rytlethe Lyttiethe
the Republican Rf ubUcan candidate cndidate who was Wil return returned retur returnad ¬
ed t an elected el ted last lat Tuesday Tuc with a plural plurality purl purliy plurality ¬
ity iy of fortyone f < rtyne votes to be b the mayor mayorelect mAorelet mayorelect
elect elet by a plurality plurly of one vote voteThe vote valeThe
The Democrats DemOt have protested protetd six bal ballots bl blJots hallots ¬
lots which whch the registrar rebtrra counted countt for or the theRepublican thoRepublcn theRepublican
Republican Republcn candidate cn ldat and they will w1 carry carrytbe cr carrythe
the case ce to the Supreme Court CourtSmallpox Court CourtSmalpox CourtSmallpox
Smallpox Smalpox at alnu Aan Arbor Iulrernltr Culnnlrrnn CulversigyAnn IulrernltrAnn
Ann nn Arbor Arbr Mich lch UCIL Dec Dee 17 l7I 17It It was wa found foundtoday touhdtoa foundtoday
today toa > that J J Ray Watkins of Manches Manchester Manchoetee Janch Janchter ¬
ter Mich Uch a patient ratent In the university universityhospital ulverltyMsplaJ universityhospital
hospital MsplaJ has hs smallpox maJpx Ninetytwo Inetftwo other otherpatlenta OUNtpatients otherpatients
patients and alt al the te nurses nUDW and medical medicalEtudcnta mtJcl mtJcltudents medicalstudents
students were vaccinated vaccnate at once onc and for forten torten forten
ten days dya the hospital hCJlal will wi be b closed to toIncoming toincomlnc toincoming
Incoming patients patiet and visitors vUltontJljrr yalo yaloIr visitorsMar
Mar Ir thane BIshop mhp of Dnba Ihtb Ibnu IbnuRome nr nrRome t tRome
Rome Dec Dee 17 11At At the secret consistory consistoryheld Qordtor consistoryheld
held today today the Pope Pop appointed applnt a 1 number numberof numbr numbrot numberof
of bishop bihop including fnctudl Mgr rJr Keane Kene former tormerI formsly formerly ¬
ly I rector of the Catholic CthoUc University Unlvrlty at atWashington ntWuhlnctol atWashington
Washington Wuhlnctol to tho Diocese DJoese of Dubuque Dubuque
GAPE COLONY INVADED INVADEDBoers INVADEDBoers INVADEDBoers
Boers Throw 1hrow a Column ColUlnnAcloss ColUlnnAclossthe Across Acrossthe Acrossthe
the Orange River ElverLONDON RiverLOSDON RiverLONDON
LONDON I1WIOR nUJlR OF 0 F BIG If VICTORY VICTORYLargo VfTORYLarge tmORYLarce
Largo Force of the Enemy EBerr Said to Havo HavoBeen lyo lyoBeea IIaoBeen
Been Surrounded and Cut to Piece llecuTbo llecuTboDaUerto PiecesTheDisaster Tho ThoDisaster
DaUerto Disaster to Urabaata rabaat Hone loneDe horseHe Ue Weta WetaEcnpo Vet VetEeape VetEicapo
Ecnpo to the North orth Accomplished Aeeolnplabd br b a aDesperate aHcpernte aIhusperate
Desperate Rush ush Through ThroBi the British BritishLines iirltish1ines rhlh rhlhJlnu
Lines Led by the General GecrRlllmselr GecrRlllmselrLondon Himself HimselfLondon HimselfLondon
London Dec Dee 17 17A A Cape Cpe Town dispatch dispatchsays dlpatch dlpatchsays dispatchsays
says Seven hundred Boers Doer have crossed crossedthe crose crossedthe
the river from Orange River colony Into IntoCape Intoape intoCape
Cape ape Colony Colon near Allwal Alwal North and have havereached havereache havereached
reached reache Kaapdaal KaapdaalGen KaapdnalGen CaapdaalGen
Gen KJtchener In a a dispatch received receivedby receivedby receivedby
by the war office otce confirms confrms the to dispatch dispatchfrom dispatchfrom dispatchfrom
from Alwal Allwal North Cape Colony Colon of last lastnight lastnight lastnight
night announcing the capture by the Boars Boarsof Boes Boesor Boorsof
of a detachment of Brabants Brabnts horse hOle De December December Dccomber ¬
cember 13 near Zastron Orange RIvtr RIvtrcolony Rlvtr Rlvtrolon RIvbrcolony
colony olon and says 107 1 men were made pris prisoners prisoners pileoners ¬
oners oners on that occasion occion Zastron Za5tr0l is I a few fewmiles fewmies fewmiles
miles mies north of Allwal Alwal North NorthThe NorthThe NorthThe
The report of another severe battle bate re resulting felutng resulting ¬
sulting lutng In a British BrItsh victory Ictor Is current currenthere curronthere currenthere
here this evening According Accordin to the story storythe sto storythe
the fighting began at daybreak today todayand todayand
and lasted for several hours The Boers Boerswho Boerswho
who numbered from 1500 to 2000 men wara warasurrounded sverasurrounded
surrounded at the Orange River and total totally totally ¬
ly defeated with very heavy losses In kill killed killcd ¬
ed and wounded A number of Boers It irf irfadded isadded
added were captured Lord Kitcheners Kitchenersdlspatci Kitchenersdispatch
dispatch dlspatci falls to mention the reported en engagement engagement ¬
gagement
Ie Wet Vct Leads u Charge ChnreeIt ChargeIt
It appears that De Wets force was wastwice wastwice
twice repulsed before it broke through throughthe throughthe
the British lines in the neighborhood of ofThabanchu ofThabanchu
Thabanchu In tho third attack De Wet Wotled Wetled
led in person With a few determined determinedmen determinedmen
men he charged and broke the British Britishlines Britishlines
lines the rest of the commando following followingHe followingHe
He was forced however to leave in the thehands thinbands
hands of the British a fifteenpounder fifteenpounderand
and fifteen wagons with ammunition and andstores antistores
stores storesCommandant storesCommandant
Commandant Haasbrock with a com commando cornmando
mando and two guns tried to get through throughSprlngkunts throughSpningkants
Sprlngkunts Nek but was driven back backlosing backlosing
losing forty men menLord incaLord
Lord Kitchener has requested that the theNew theNew
New Zealand contingent may remain In InSouth inSouth
South Africa until the war in over and andtho antitho
tho government of New Zealand has con consented conrented ¬
rented sentedThe rentedThe
The colonial office in announcing that thatSir thatSir
Sir Alfred Mllner succeeds Lord Roberta Robertaas
as administrator of the conquered terri territory tern terntory ¬
tory In South Africa says his taking up uphis uphis
his residence at Johannesburg on account accountof accountof
of his health must not be regarded as a asettlement asettlement
settlement of the capital question questionOttawa questionOttawa
Ottawa Ont Dec 17 17It It was announced announcedtoday announcedtoday
today that the Dominion government governmentwill governmentwill
will shortly send a commercial commis commission commissian ¬
sion to South Africa to make a report on ontrade ontrade
trade conditions with the view of en endeavoring endeavoring ¬
deavoring to secure some of the trade of ofthat ofthat
that country which Is now going to the theUnited theUnited
United States At present Canada does doesonly doesonly
only about 760000 00000 business a year with withSouth withSouth
South Africa while tho United States
does a trade tradeofl0ti000O0 tradeofl0ti000O0HOSTILE of 410000000 410000000HOSTILE
HOSTILE TO ROYAL MATCH MATCHSeuor MITCHSenorSagneta
Seuor SenorSagneta Saeacta Opposes Alliance thilanceofJIelreoj thilanceofJIelreojlresimmnptivo of Heiress HeiressPresumptive
Presumptive to 1rliico Charles CharlesMadrid CharlesMadrid
Madrid Dec 17 17Gen Gen Azcarraga the fhapremier thepremier
premier In full uniform read today In Inthe iiithe
the chamber of deputies a royal message mossagoannouncing messageannouncing
announcing the projected marriage of the thoPrincess thePrincess
Princess of the Asturins to Prince Charles Charlessecond Charlessecond
second son of the Count of Caserta Sub Subsequently Subsequently ¬
sequently accompanied by the other min ministers mittistera ¬
isters he proceeded to the Senate cham chamber cliamher ¬
her where the message was again rend rendA roadA
A committee Is drawing up a reply to the thomessage themessage
message unanimously favoring avonIn the alit alliance alitance ¬
ance It la reported however that at a aprivate aprivate
private meeting this evening Senor Sa Sagasta Bagasta
gasta former Liberal premier decided to tovote tovote
vote against the marriage marriageFor marriageFor
For some months it has been asserted assertedin
in responsible journalistic circles in Spain Spainthat Spainthat
that the chief of the dynastic Literals LiteralsSenor LiberalsSenor
Senor Sagasta despite his wellknown wellknownpersonal wellknownpersonal
personal devotion to the Queen Regent Regentand Regentand
and to the Alfonslst branch of the flour Bourbons flourbonn ¬
bonn would not refrain from stating in inthe inthe
the Cortes In the name of his party partythat partythat
that he must censure the marriage of tho thoheiress thoheiress
heiress presumptive to the throne to a aNeapolitan aNeapolitan
Neapolitan Bourbon son of a man who whowas whowas
was chief of staff to the pretender In the tholast thelast
last civil war when Don Carlos was con confronted confronted ¬
fronted by Alfonso XII father of the thepresent thepresent
present King and the Princess
130 DEAD AND MISSING MISSINGLoss MISSINGIoss
Loss of Life br the Foundering of ofTraining ofTrainingCliii Training Trainingship
ship at 3Inlaoa 3InlaoaBerlin MmtiagmtBerlin
Berlin Dec 17 17The The foundering of the thoGneisenau theGneisenau
Gneisenau created a moat painful Im Impression impression ¬
pression in Berlin following the jubilant jubilantreception Jubilantreception
reception tendered the sailors and marines marinesfrom marinesfrom
from China yesterday The news spread spreadrapidly spreadrapidly
rapidly through the city this morning morningGreat morningGreat
Great crowds thronged the admiralty admiraltybuilding admiraitybuilding
building and the ministry of marine in inquiring Inquiring ¬
quiring as to the state of relatives Many Manytouching Manytouching
touching scenes were witnessed witnessedAn witnessedAn
An official dispatch from Malaga ac accounts nocounts ¬
counts for 314 survivors out of the 4W 4Wpersons 410persons
persons who were on board the Gneisenau GneisenauMalaga GneisenauMalaga
Malaga Dec 17 17It It is rumored that the thecommander thecommander
commander of the Gneisenau committed committedsuicide committedsuicide
suicide when he saw all wax lost A Anephew Anephew
nephew of the imperial chancellor Count Countvon Countvon
von Buelow named Bcrndt was among amontfthe amongthe
the saved though he was injured about aboutthe aboutthe
the head A A sailor who survived the thewreck thewreck
wreck went mad as a result of his ex experience oxpenience ¬
perience The first engineer the assist assltitand assistand
and engineer and a number of petty offi officers ofilccis ¬
cers were drowned drownedIt
It is hoped that the gun guns the treasure treasurecheat treasurechest
cheat and perhaps part of the bull will willbe willbe
be salvaged salvagedArtur S SArmy
Army Abandon Port Ontario OntarioOawejo OntarioOswego
Oswego N Y Dec 17 17Orders Order were re reeelved received
eelved here today directing the ttansfar ttansfarof tiansferof
of Company G Fifteenth United JutUn JutUnInfantry ustm ustmInfantry
Infantry stationed at Fort Ontario to toPlatuburg u uliattsburg
Platuburg Barracks The post here at j to tobe tobe
be abandoned and tb the contract for titn titnnew thuflew
new buildings are ordered canceled An Aneffort Aneffort
effort will be made to retain the garrison garrisonhere garrisonhere
here
few Grernbrirr Railroad Opened Openedp OpenedSpdal
Spdal p f si to Tbe Wobisctsn Pert PertRichmond Pestltiehmossd
Richmond Va Dec 17 17The The new Green Greentrier Greeabnier
trier River branch of the Chesapeake and amiOhio andOhio
Ohio hallway U now a roomy Tbe Mrti Mrtiregular Nrtregular
regular train over tfe new road left lattRoweverto leftRonceverte
Roweverto at 745 74 oetoeK Ellis morning morningand mimingand
and ran to Marlingtwn Yh the flr lirE t regular regulartrain regulartrain
train left MarJIngton at 1 oetak tttf tttfafternoon thisafternoon
afternoon The coimaetiona with th thin thinChesapeake t tCheflpeake
Chesapeake and Ohio main fta floe are made madeat madeat
at Rvaeworte The dtotaftce between betweenRoRcevorta betweenhtoacevorte
RoRcevorta and Martlagton i Is KZ miles mtlaaund milesand
und open up a country of virgin fqr forest forestand it itand
and mineral deposits depoltaJIotrArr depositsJiuvtrr
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and oasiiy mlly iliwlrateU cant sleep and andrice andriSe
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rich nourishing blood Hood1 Bansapa Bansaparllla Sarsaparliia
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