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BUZZARD'S SWEEP LEAVES
BITTER SUFFERING
Severest Storm of Winter Extends From
Rockies to Atlantic Seaboard-Swooped
Down on Mew York Todey, Causing
Complete Suspension of Business
NEW TOIVK; Vee, St.—'Tha worm
or hi tn of lh» y»«aY •« i-i>i ilo« n ovrr
thl» city from th«> »«•»!, rurly lhl»
muiniiiii, i>n«l env«>lop«>«l ihe utrtHptii
out ih« lo»»r b«y In almost toi.ti
tlArknfao. Tiif fiTtv . i«ih .liin-'l
■bout i)m t>a\. blown liitli.-r un.l
Ihlth.-r l>> ils,- ri.t»f n.ili-. tvn.l »<-v
--«->il «M>lllitona «."!■ nnrmwly «\ri<
•4. Finally »pvrr«l f«>rr)r llnr» din
«-<»iuiuu.-.| runnlnc ili.-ir boat* wlto-
Ifilit-r, limit ilif .1 i: kttt •>■< llfteti.
l«eviTttl Itnera whk-h left'quaran
tine ■■' - morning were compelled to
rntne to anchor nfter atruxitllnc with
the storm and making but little
ll«vl-l«.tV.
In ais-ount of the violence of the
•tnrm. buntnes* la practloallv *us
pen-l«>d. Bnt ) (.<,y |, b^inc observ
.- I i - a hotutity.
Th* «-f.n!'<T t.»r.m r*r<irt «h.»>»»
thai today haa been a {•■■•• r,\ t>i,-ih
*r for cold weather, anil th* for*>
rait U that tonticht II will b* even
cM.I-r. Ten degrees b«low la ex
l»'sii-l before nightfall. Th* In
tm«- ,-. M r^aultrl In a number of
small fire* thl» afternoon, which
*»*i» extlsrulahed with Krrai >nr
rii-ulty, ..«!:.jr to the high ■ ii.l
TJ>» mom dl«iitlroua confUjtratlmi
of th* day wsia the tolnl 1.-^nu. -
thvn of Aileltihla hall, a ftv*-atory
bulMtnr on Hev«nth avenue, which
«M ao far ctm* b«rur« ttu> <i«-f.irt
went r..«.h.-.| It. that »*veral ail-
Jolnclnc atrtxtur** wtr* «av< : with
dtfflcutty.
SEVEREST STORM OF WINTER
CHICAGO, l».•.-. St.—Th» •ntlr*
MM -n.» \w«i. •xUndlnK to th*
«^.juiti.-m (tatra, In in th* thrtwa of
th* moat «. \.i«- roM anap of th»
wii'.iir. In many pi-u.-m th» cold
way* la arvt>Ri{mnlrd by hlch *in<l»
• If) bllscarda.
Ilallroa4 traffic la a«rlnuily *f
ft>«-l»«J, and . ttt» l«-i'-«t»i^> a^rrt* 1*
ttiruusbout th. fr.iiir Ml**liMilp|>i
vallty la tnii.iir-.! AH th* «lr<>a
»r» down In imtny t>!j. -<•* tbrou«h>
out th« Mlli!l<- W••«•!, mllliiit Ihfm
off from all outsltle communication.
!»T. l^OtiS. t>*ft. H.-Th« whole
■Mdl« » »«i Is In the irup of • cold
wave «r,.l tins ml In ami about Sf.
I«»«!» CnrUlmaa day <>{*> n<-l —srru
■ n»l c!«ui!y. but In the afternoon (ho
• ■
INDIAXAPOUS, Pec. Jt—Cofifrtd
erstble itamagv was don* by th* dirt
» irl that »»r[.t the. atat* U-i night.
A fl' »-*t.»ry butMlnc it Washlnx-
[tarn mm
M sun of mans
WHEN CONTRACTORS MAKE lOtOTIC BIOS. 'SUNSHINE" WAL
TERS AND HIS ASSOCIATES SHUFFLE UP THE CARDS AND
ORDER A NEW DEAL-CITY TO BUILD RAILROAD AT NORTH
BEND TO AID CONSTRUCTION OF MUNICIPAL LIGHT PLANT
A Ik r«M «al»«««». »Mi h B»
trait* lh« car'lmiawi'aa and lark of
alnrrrny of th» Unrt contractor* In :
nvaUlrc -h.lr I.lda, »v dtar«v»r»d all
, Ik* l»mftl <,f rrki mf»!'ri« thla itmhsi
.,.. tec,, J. \V. run mad* a imo for .mi.« j
ih» (raiiloK on Nineteenth irwiw
north, which coa!4 not li» .understood.
IW,»r<- nap in ba4 t>v*n op»r.r.l H. i
NonatU'a Md had akK> h»*n r*ad and
plawd on fit-. F«u» Ma md It.< ii
per MMI »>«» that «>uiu!"l mo ynr«a
a'>iu>>l« - that Secretary Oaclcr tried
ta r < -• out if a»m« ollur fl«ur» |
' mi|hi not Im »««nl . "^"
Ila '..ll«rf and pa dt4 th» (hra> m«ar
' twn -? th» board, Kill* who w»» la
/ MM iohtir. UtM »sp!aln»d that b*
m-« ni nJ» an acre. Th»n II »«» dta*
g»..v«r..! that •■ m- of th«- eontrartora
w*r« i.i4.11n« by th» acr* •' ' oth«ra
In lamp •.» I'halrman Tho«n»<m
fD<>r~l that all Mda b# returned until
th» a>u up *aa adjuntnt. th* i.i.u to
he <jp*^*d two vhlu from today, •>><«
bta motion carried.
a "What could »*■ mar* nnfair." ani-l
/one of th» contractors aft»r tha m»<-»
--' Ing "On* Md and ■ portion of another
»»r« nad. M that »h«i bida ar»
•rrad i««ln In two *.-.«• th* other r..n
traetora wilt iv» an adrantacs over
th—> two la knowlrc what thry |>:.|
this rnoralna;. f». .t.1.« It puU off th«
matter ao much liM'f that It «]»'•
rontractors who »r« alr»a««y l>wl"l up
■with work mor« tlzoa In whl<-h to a*t
a rhanc* to bid.
, "ttr thla ni'thod rrmtr«<-l<.r« might
hold op tb« letting of all contracts un
til th«r ><>t rroutr to bid. Tad tht »
emit* do by nut a boarua bid •>•
' aeenunt of which th* board would r*
)"rt alt, and d»Uy matters Indcfl-
■
A Hill I— 't lIM f<>aa» OMMNta
rnaniMin-. f<-r «-
J» 4. • NfMhl th» Twm*r-
nln>n **r fM r»f-rr-4 to
Ih* elly sr.s;ln**T.
Th*. board will ?all for Win on Jan
mrv 1 for furnUtiln* IT.ono '• »t of
steel rail*, anttc inn sn.l sptkva for
th. ronftructlon of a railway three
mllM lon* tot the earryln* n* mate
rial from North H*nd to the, power
plant of th* municipal IIkM works
ttaar <v>!.ir lake.
Th» railroad win *>• a conUnuatlnn
rt a li.rtlr* road that a!r<-«<] y extends
•arm mile* northeast fmm North
l»-n<1 Th* railway wIJI >■■ • '■•' > tem
porary affair, fo' th* purjK"« of ear
rrtnx thrmiirh a heavy limbered coun
try material needed for th* "••■I""
--lion of the lla-htinf plant All or a
THE STAR'S CARTOONS ARE UNEXCELLED IN THE WEST
IKii, Int. which wai lit cutiraf nf
coitatruotlon. «*a ttlxwn down t>y Hi*
rvlrrnirly hlMh frittda Hull a«x-om«
I'liiif.l th« fall 111 Irmi'.-i .«luir
I'MICAOO. n*p, S«— Th«> lh»n»om.
Pt<>r .li"i-i"''i t" J d««r« t» lu-itiw irro
>»»tf . iifii-iii.>t.ii sift la*< ntfht.
I'dit t> Itichca nf anawtall mw.hu
punlrj tha drop In the temperature.
2KRO WEATHER
ri.VCMNNATI. 0., Dec. »«.—Th*
. .>i I witv* tint!** the invrrury
fiilllnf !■. !.>w «■■!.> 'In-, ntoritliicr.
EIGHT BELOW
i Ul<\\i;i>, 111. l>.-.- $«.—Th» cold
mntlnuca. La* thermometer imi«
!.<nu^ »«>rt> atnc* ratty ihta uiurn-
Inc.
■CLOW ZERO IN NEBRASKA
uMMiA. N«b.. I>«n. St.— The mer
cury dropped U dK«re«a yestarday
and la»t mchl. and It waa several
!t ►. i. <•» '..'.•» ami this morning Th*
cold weather I* |f«M'-r.il throushout
Nebraska and lowa.
SWEEPS OVER OHIO
CINCINNATI. Ohio. D*c tl—Fol
lowlnjl a ri.-t.-o blluarvl that aw«pt
ovrr Hi' city laat nltht tho th'-r
--r.imrti r onitliiiK-.l fulling and the
Utiit<^ratur* reached th* lowrst
mark for ■'• winter today.
EXTENDS INTO TENNESSEE
KMnXVIIXA T»nn^ lim- 81—
Th» thermometer r*«lat»r*d 17 «1«
--girni atrnv* »»ro. h*r* today. H»»
porta. from all orcr th* atat* In
dli-at* that the Intena* cold la «-i>
rt-.ii. A I'iiiT north wind la blo«r
--lnc. m«Wlr.it th* '.-.'• twmperatur* all
the mort >ev«r*.
MK>irillß Term.. ixx. S«—Th#
.-.>:,!-«r «i-uncr >>t the winter. »nl.
In fact, for iwrt-ral yr»r» la b*ln*
• iperl^nf^d h»r* «>•>!« r. Th* th#r
ntwmrlrr la 'Hue a«-v*ral <il»«r»»
brtuw the frwrattic point. ,
LIMA. O» P^". J«.~Tharl«i Wl»a.
piiinvr. a wealthy contractor. was
fim«'l ■(•-'I wllhln * block uf hi*
horn*, thla mornlnc. Ho waa fIOMU
i>i death tn a «n>>» -Inn
EXTENDS SOUTHWARD
ITT UOl'il !'•• at-Th* «»w »»»•
continue* la grow In Intensity her*
«•(.! throuahoul HlMoaH N»rth»rn
Arkansas. I ■•■ i •■••»• and Kentucky.
tars* portion of that read, will |.t,,v
•bljr b« »••!.! to th* !•-<«'•>< iui»t""r
«h«n It ta i •• Inocvr n»«<t«»t.
At dM m |j#t»i, of Ih. m«ll-i th*
I»v«rt. •■.■miur.in! by Cuntnwlor J.
A rttt*. H4tt|«gM ■ >-.I!«•»•«
,f • slid* on Siil!| iirni', l»t«Mn
I'h^rtr *r4 J.im« slr*«is. Tt.^ slid*
ftr»!r«) r«l II JMirtiHl • f th« > "Mr 4 > >r «
work- A pnrtlnti of tb« monry duo htm
h«» twni bold b«rk toy the board,
ntts tmnta tart 11. *• 1.- think*
th« »!i'l<- I* ••.m.-ihi-iB otir »M.-h hi
bail no controL
501
810 STEAMERS COLLIDE IN
BOSTON HARBOR—A CLYDE
LINER GOES TO BOTTOM
BOSTON. Km. U-r M-Th* •Iwm
tr Dnrry and th» Clrd» Untr Klowa
<t,l'tft«fl In th* B'Wtnn M«M rh*r>n»l
thl* aftvrnnnn. Th» Klowa aank al
most Immnllatety. Th* lim*. >■ w*»
badlr diaablrd anil had to- h* Inwmt
'■•< to i> >rt. Thn (tol!i»lna waa t<i
lowrd by a w^ld (•<»>■!■- HM| thoa«
aboard th* Klowm. Almmt a* aoott a*
th- tmm i la atruch It waa • -n that thi>
Klowa, waa doomed, a i,.| a, ruah to tha
Ufa i«i»i« «*« mad*.
Th» rr»w of a nearby tuw »tipr*f<lNl
In rrvulng all thoiui al-.«r.l th* link
toil lin- r.
ONE KILLED AND
SLVcRAL HURT
NKW TOmt Dw. M.-A workman
namt-' Kli*«« r.iM •■■ MM and »-v
--•ral eth»r» \>\A\v InJnrMl. thla morning
In a <i.!!■[■•• of a bl« calaann In th*
electric aubway which \a i.'iia enn
atrnctrd at Hath h«arh. Of the In
jured, two «r« fatally hurt.
JUST A SUGGESTION
HOW THE SEATTLE CITIZEN MAY HAVE TO PROTECT HIS HOME IF THE PRESENT EPI
DEMIC OF BURGLARY CONTINUES MUCH LONGER
TREASURER M'CONNAUGHEY
WIELDS THE SNICKERSNEE
THE 810 AXE FALL* ON THE HEAD* OF TtN Of HIS OFFICE
EMPLOYES—POLITIC* SAID TO BE aCHINO THE MOVE
County Tif»»i«c«r it en,!!.n«hr.
Ilk* an ■v*n«lisc an««l. during lit*
past ••••h hu *wuo|>rl ilo*d upon
!•) of h"t «•"!( i n <•• mi> ! with a »*"to,
which la said to b« mad* of potltlml
»»l>lr«ti>i h.i» »■ ;• •> »! --1 ih-n; from
filunip county i">«iu n whk-h thrjr
r.-»w ti<-!i for iprma vkrjrlna froni
on* to right yrar*.
Ilia action It- . r<-*»» 1 • ctral >ip
tutavnl In Ib* tr«-a»iir»f« off. «■. »nl
cvrn II •••<• of hla i-nii>liy«-« who mill
hold down th'lr Job* fir•■ *h-itfV°n in
BEATEN AND ROBBED
IN A TOUGH DIVE
WILLIAM BRADY. A LABORER. FOUND UNCONSCIOUS AND PEN
NILESS IN FRONT OF A NEW TENDERLOIN DANCE HALL —
H. HANLEV IS SUSPECTED OF THEFT
t'nronaclom and blwtln*. and rnbl>ml
of Mi « ''I •■"' •■ and rv*ry c»nt of
hi* money. William llrady. a wnrklnit
man .waa found near lh» «ntranr« »r
ttll«y*s Arcad* th*«)>r and (l*nr« hall
In lh« n»w t'" >• -rl.-ln dlatrlct thla
mornlnf •« * o'cinch. Patrolman J»n
r,ir>K« ami IC- ■ t- di«- mv. r. .1 him In tha
hallway and took him to ihr pollc*
■tatlon.
I.nt'r In th« <1«r II- . !v rnrnn to hl«
• «!■«'• nti'l •»«»rt-'l that II Hanlftjr. a
youm fallow whom th« nolle* know
unfavorably, had a»**ult*d him In tho
Ihntrr th» nl«ht h*fore. ll* further
»!•!■■! that Ma PS watch and 111 In
'Ihttr ahora and prof— * totAl Icnor
«n«- nf what la 'i'H"f and «»>••> ha«*
a rfitiiinn am** of th« unit >!•!<■
•I'm[!!!•» o( t»''iti<al pnaltlona In g*n
rraj.
Hi- nt !-[• of 4litnl*»al co In forr*
January 1 anil **r* a «r»»l aurprl**
to M»i» .ui<-. «••..•< lullr »» !h» tn*n
who ar» to h# dl»char«iMi «r» iinmn
I ha aldnt *mploy*4 or Ih* offlr* and
hj|v» alwar* tM«n thought to »»«•
ifu"!'-! and atronc onn«(ltti*nta of
Mr. M '•■fin.HKhv.
I »ah wrrr m>aal>i(
r.iir-.ln. .n *«!»*•' «m Innlrurt
>l to find ll«ni»v and aoon had him
undor arrraL Hanlry la mill li the
III) JS.II. M» ll.lllr. «(r. -ni|. l that
h« rolibnl llrady. It* admit* that ha
and Urady «»r<- drlnklna 1 In th" lli<-a
t*r tn«eth«r, and that li» atruck th*
lattsr Virin« a drunken row, but In
slats that rim Ir mml hard »>■ »n rub
l»~l by •im»ii"il|r else after III" flaht.
llanUjr waa formerly a reform
arhool priaonar. tlrady'a »"iin.U wi<r»
dreim»d and >■•• waa ItMHai on hla
own r* '■»« ' n.■#• to at>p*a.r ■■ a wit
nan agatniit llanlef.
■ Th<- mm who will draw lh#lr war
rant* for th* lam tint* <!<• fli*t of
th* yrar air. a. i; WH«ht. Q. 11.
Api-lrton. V. i,.t, i,-tt. K. i.a|..w.
U Kh*rht, I. T. IM(>. A. II Hall. i
» N. I •■««-. J larka and II ron- |
way. Khacht, Wlnalow and Cochvtl
bavt t»—•■»i In lh» *mploy of th* I
(xntnty u»»"uirt'■ ofric* «ii»«- anil
durlnv \%*blttlcsly'a '• rin. and at* at.
thoroughly familiar with all Ha
work that Miry hay* be«n >ook*<l
Upon ma (littiiva
Allhou«h M MM ma quota Mo
• ••«nn«u«liy illir. t on ih» aui>)«-»t.
rumor haa It I hat th* IB m*n who
ar* 'll«h»ii"l had l.i-.fi working
««4iii«i the county trwuurrr, in hU
•ffoit •i »»<Mirr tli" nomination for
• h.lltf. f>.»lllC Of th* Mir., WhOM
»f*!i.« «rr« taken, iMMTMi ha»
t*--"«i heard to My that iti> > brllav*
Mi" 'uiuidiiihy almply wants in put
men In 11,-Ir i>lar*« whom. h« b»
llevm li,nf greaUr Influence «nl ran
do him m«t« k-»>J politically. Th«
iiatinn of th* Id men who ar* ii«
--• ttnr.l to fill iii« vacant chain In '),»
office h.tve not yt l.«-»n i!\mi out,
ai\J ev*ry ♦mploye of Hi- ufflc* pr -
(...»•• Ikihu.iikx on thin point.
It la Mid that McConnauchy I* at
t>-ti\|itii)K to find ponltlun for nian>
of th* mm who lt« I* i»ttlnu out.
Aa » result few ran b* fount! who
will •») anything n|taln»t th* way
ih-v him- bran treatol by their chi*r
for pul>ll''*ti"i< and they k**p up a
< 1..-riful front. All «.iv they hay» no
Idra what Mi-rmui«u«hy« lilra wu
In dlachargina; t(i«-ni. but fartttrr
than that will nay nothing.
Tii- county ti«-»»uror did ii"» hlm
■H-tf niillfy thi> tan m«i that I h*»r wry
ir>-» wwilil to no l.im-r raqulrML but
deputli*<l ' hirf I>r|.<i'v Tr^aaury H#n
l,i.iv to da ao. Mr !.•» v r*fii»*K to i>#
ln'»fvto»>-ij on th* «.il.l. . I. and uvl
I »hai h* know* nnthlns ahoul I', rxrppt
that Hi* men, who*« nam<-* havo brrn
■Am, wrr* Ai. in-.I to «■■ and that
o'h.ro Will fill th-lr lil» «
Mr. Mrf'nnnauchy, contrary in hi*
usual custom, ha* nnt b»vn In hi* of
fn <• mnrh lately, and ill.l not «h"W up
a( all thin H
she mm
AM HE
SOUTgI OMAHA (tint TAKES
HTRANQE MtTHOD FOR
GETTING A HUSBAND
roitTI.AND. Or*, l)w. J«-
Aiiiung i. Inn* n.ii»i«MMi'-iit <if
«JtJltf>lH 9%%* !••• •ivi'.l by a «"■iii
mUnion huii»a .■ • >.- Mil" mnrn-
In* mil. many on which Ml«»
t: Croak ..I uih ininili:i »•■«••
» i lit' n ■> i •-■i'ii "i fur ,i husband
Khi* "<iy» eh'- la 17 years .11 and
ITmo<l looking ■■<"■ wurka for
tha Armour I'acalnc foinpany
and * mi" ■ "■<" aliuut M > ■■•"»
of •«••.
3DROWNED
810 DHIDQFN SINKS WITHOUT
WARMNO IN THE HARBOR,
AT BOSTON
IIUMTON. Doc. W -Th» «»nn«l To*.
Ih* l.in. ■! .11- .Ik-r IB ltl« li.v 1.-ii. »i'l
dvnly aunk Dili Bfltmoan. ii-.ii:-
I'lmmlx. nivMi.ir,. Nt «-iiu>l'>v". ■ml
William " Nil 11 and Thmnu lamm,
1.1 >i fcmii Htm. •■ i' .lt..»i:<-"l "fl.tf !•■• 11
til. II w»r» on IxwrJ Ih* dr<^l«*r Wll'll
ah* want duwn. Tm mm rra< 'i«4-
Tlir • >U I",H'« • ■»■■! kl ""
• la unki i«rn
78 DEAD
TYPHOID PLAGUE IN PENNSYL
VANIA TOWN CLAIMS MANY
VICTIMS DAILY
nirri.Kn. r. i... »-Tbt> »<r*»nl)r.
•-lahih tim of dM ii|''i"i'l placu*
• lli~l IMa munilnc l"l> <■• 41>d > •••l«r.
<l»r Tha arrana*ni*nu for | «rlnc for
til* alch 111 now «*•!: prnvldrd. but It
wniu lrapuaail>U to i h.< k li<« iil**«a«.
ORPHANS CHRIRTMAS
A m«l iililf V|,rl<lm«« •!•) »■•
•pool ,> th* iloua* of th* Uoo«l «h»p
h'f\ Th* Muter* r t| «iM th.lr atncar*
■hanks In <!>• frt> « who •< f»tiW
oualr i■■»•■ »''- '■ -I th* UtU« '>ri>liana
u»dw th*ir i-«t».
BURGLARS
810 DEPARTMENT STORE It
ROBBED Or THOUSANDS OPj
DOLLARS WORTH OP SEAL
SKINS AND SILKS
niKICI-ORT O. n«r. »«.-WlilU a
'lmar.l waa In pmcrax laat nl«ht
imrslara f"rr«4 an *ntran<« Into th*
lUrtnoft '1-iMirimmt Mm and rarrl*d
away Ml •kina allka anal )rir»try
•lamiMtni '■" **v»ral lh> iaan<l dollar*
la *alu«.
m mm
■ ■ ■ -"•■■■■■■■ ■ :-.•.-, -■■.■«,-,
mm
PARENTS ASK COURT TO LET
THEM CARE FOR THEIR OE
MENTEO SON
Rupetior Judr* Tallman thin morn '
iff »iitn».l an ■•r.W pamilnc At"
• iffl.H a l«-»»ar-old boy, from lh«
Stdlaroom Inaan* anylum. to whlrh
h« w«« inmltt«'<l a«vrral month*
*«>. Th* t>oy haa not rwo«»r»a
from Ma malady, but hi* pamit*.
Mr. and Mr*. 11. II Offlrld. of
a*orc«town, p*tltlon*d th* court
that th*y l>" allowed to car* for hln\
at their own horn*. ati't atatvit that
th*y w*r* writ abl* t.i do ao.
FOUND AT
LAST
MODY OF MISSING MILLION
AIRE WENTZ DISCOVERED
HANGING IN A BOX CAR AT
ST. JOSEPH, MO.
HT. JOBKPIV Mo.. I- W.— Th*
bofly of Phillip Wenti. »■ r*tary of
th* Wai <> Shn*'Company, the mil
lionaire who ha« bern mixing for
■•veral month*, waa found hanging
In an vtnpty boirar today, "uaprnd
■d fi..m the e*l!lns; of th, oar on a
pli>rw of frno* wire. 11'latlve* think
1,,, was murdered. The coroner I* nt
the opinion that Wenti committed
■ in. Id*.
SKULL IS
FRACTURED
James V/illiattih, wh« was
knotked down by I'atrolm.in
Hannuk un First avenue this
morrung, is in a serious COftdJ
tion thin afternoon It it slated
CHINA m HOLD
THE TRUMP CARD
EVERYTHING POINTS TO ULTI MATE WAR IN THE FAR EAST
RUSSIA IS NOT INCLINED TO MAKE CONCESSIONS
ht. riTTKiiflnuna. u«c :«.—The
Nova Vramaya today «i ■'• a that
alarm la f«lt over the belief that
China la |.).<t(ln* <" aid Ji<i>an
■ ■aln nusala. Iloier Orncral Mnr
and Vl<-«roy Klay are mentioned mm
Ihe leadera of (ha movement. Chi-
titt* « I Dei are. having otiatanl
tar«*t practK-e. M thoußh In ar«|
■ration for v- lira duty . <*hlne*e
Imnilcranta. auaparted of beln« aol
llf l a In dla«-ula«. are entering Man
• hutl.i In larva numbera. Armaare
belnc bidden In arceaalble plaraa.
The papara «.1 la that the Chlneae
may ultimately hold Urn trump card
in ih<- Mali' huilan • nail- '
JAP« ORDER BUI LETS
I>ONDOM, De«. *«.—Til" corr»
«l>an<l*nt of th« Dally Mall at Hyd
i,.v N. B. W . ■«»■!'» that th« Jap
,ii,.-». |ov*mfli*nt h«m pia «••! or*
den for lar«* 'luantltio* of I-I»- !.•»■>
»llh N>w Bouth Wale* p«ni-*-i-na.
and that the i»r<wiiriil>ll<in In that this
lead will h- uaed tor U>« manufac
iiiib of bullela.
CANNOT CONCEDE MORE
ht rcTEnßiiL'iifj. !»■•■ i«— At
the Huaelan foreJm orn<-« II I* still
lii»i«'~! that the Kunali.no pn>po««l«
In the Vm* Kaatern affair have liwn
M liberal a* in nuki further coo
i r»luna Improbable.
It la atai<-4. however, that the
march; on
sin domingo
MACORI*' INSURGENTS ARE APPROACHING THE CAPITAL—
THEY FAVOR JIMINEZ FOR PRESIDENT
wasmin'JT' iH, D. •". Dan !« —
The •tale department received lh«
f..!l.>»m«c dlnpstrh from Minister
Powell, today: '•ln«urirent» ar* now
marching on Ban Oumlnfo, from
Marorte. The crul«er Npwprtrt ha»
■ rrired. and the i;<Tin«ii fleet Is
(•xtK-rted tixlay. The Mucorls In
miritenU favor Jlrolnea for presi
dent.'*
REVOLUTION AND RIOT
NKW TOHK, I>ec. !«.— r.i»»«Ti«»r»
on the Clyde liner New York, which
Flffi CORPSE in
MCE of mm
GIRL CROSSES ATLANTIC. ONtV TO BE TOLD THAT HER BE
TROTHED WAS VICTIM OF CONNELLSVILLE WRECK
NKW TOUK. Dec. M.—The ltf«m-
i* r«lrk: toJay brought from Tnf-
■ i I Mlaa Ulllon lirmiftt, who *»-
| to marry Aml>roiw <10. d. v.h>,
waa klllrd In the Connrllavlll<-
i»hll» on rout* to meet her. Tl\a
n*w» Wtt» bmkfn on honni l>y !>««•
aencera. The gl became nearly In
tan* With (I M
Th* lmml«nitlon authorities made
an exception of hrr i >»•• and P»r-
at the hospital that a fracture of
tlie skull has l>cen discovered.
Williams is unconscious and it
would not »u.t|in»e his physi-
cian should he die before morn-
ing.
for<-l«ti offln* may *• ■ •
that pra'tlrally no further coneea*
■luna will be 111.1 by Iluaala, yet
■he ii"i"""l* will be ii.» lifi.-l »■>
■ ■ to >.!.i.f) Japan.:
JAPS' FIGHTINO FORCE
TOKIO, Japan. Dec. i«. Th* war
talk whlrh haa been flontlna; over
Japan fur nome time nmi* « ronald
»t .I.!.- Interrat In the flxhtln* for««
of the laland empire. Kor *<> tmall
n rountry the ftitt.tli . force of Japan
la v»ty lnr|t« . The army Include.*
12.004 offlreri and £00,000 men. 11
la baaed on cona< rlptlon. and every
male between the *m** of I" and 49
may b« called on for aervlce.
The navy rotuilata of all b»ttle
ahlpa. »l» anmired cnilaera. 14 <rula.
•r«. 4 torpedo a^inboata, 10 destroy
«ra. 47 *<lon«ii(ii In addition t<»
theae *hl|>« whl'h are now In mm.
ml*«lon, there an a number of ail
. |«~.a belnc built. Theae ahl|«"ar«
manned by nearly 40,000 offl. and
man.
PATUB, De*. M —II waa learned to
| day that Japan la preparing a force,
which will probably number IS.W)
men. whlrh will tM aent Into Korea
I to maintain order at the <Jl«rurhe4
port*. Khe ha» been eaaured by
rtu**ta that buck action will not b«
rr.i.ni.!••!.-! oa an unfriendly act o»
a caaua belli. •<":
arrived from San Domlnco today,
■ay that the country la a wethln*
utorm of riot anarchy and revolu
tion until th« people have no Idea of
• hat they ar« fichtinß for.
Th« p«»«*n«rr« predict that tb«
Mm* condition »ill rontlnu* until
nm« outalde country »tcp» in and
■tops It.
Communication between portu I*
miHprndad and all ..,... down.
Uusln«aa !• at » complete stanil
■tlll. and all traffic Is practically
bu* penned.
■Mai Ik* brother of the dceeaaeii,
Q«orirr G<hm3. to »l«" » bund for her
■upivort.
This morning *h^ acvompanlfd nlrr»
to bla h«mi> »t McKc»-«pt>rt '" »tt«nit
the> fun-rnl of II"- man whom ah*
w«» to h»v* married.
. \i.i LIVIJ I !" Pa., !>•& S«.
—Twelv* victims of the llttltltwjf* *
Ohio railway »i.- ii- attU un
cl»lm«wl. Inrlu.llnK four unldentlflnl.
The time of the request h«» not yet
1.. i n determined.
PANAMA. IVc M -William I.
niichnnun, United 8l»l»» «nlnl»Ur to
the public of Panama, pre»ente<l
hi! credential* b«r« yesterday.

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