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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-29
THE HIRSCHFIELO DIVORCE CASE
The Defendant on the stand in Her Own
BshaIf-Their EarIy RsIAtiOns.

FARGO. n. D., November 2S.-Msnager
Haywood, of the Western Union telegraph
office, WIS the first witness on the stand
to-day in the Hirschheld case. He was or
dered by the court TO bring in al kilograms
sent oy HirSchield and attorneys 10 wit
nesses and others who gave revolving testi-
mony against his wife. Mrs. Aaron Hirsch-
field was then called to the stand. Hirsch-
field got acquainted with her through
giving her sister typewriting. He began to
call on her frequently. After couple
of months acquaintance be asked her to
marry him. She replied that she had
known him too short a time. Hirschield
said If she refused to marry him he knew
one way to compel her, and that way was
70 get her in his power. She ordered him
to leave the house. That was the first and
last time unkind words passed between
them.
Next day Hirschfield called on her and
asked her to forgive him, and she did.
Illicit relationship was commenced in Au-
gust. The story OF the stormy scenes in
Chicago and Helena attending her mar
rage and separation, as told by Mr..
Hlrschfeld, brought out little not covered
in previous testimony.
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TIEN TslNG. November 2S.-Manchuria
is 10 an unsettled condition. There is d
general exodus of the inhabitants The
steamers from New Chwaug aud the rail-
way from Chanhai kwan 20 Tieu Tsin
carry hundreds of refugees daily. Alarm
Is chiefly caused 0y uiSOanded or retreat
ing Chinese sO.Ciers. ROBBERY is preva-
lent and is now extending within the great
wall Ordinary Eralhc is suspended. Flu
gtivs peasants are hurrylng 10 the Eng
Hsh settlements tor safety.
HIRsCHINA. November 2S.-News has
been received Mat detachment Of the
first JAPANESE Army has defeated large
fUrcs of Chinese in the vicinity OF MoE-
ieunen The Japanese are said 70 have lost
forty killed aud wounded out the Chinese
lUss IS supposed, 10 have been immense.
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LoxpPS, November 2s.-Accordlug to y
dispatq from Shanghai a sensation has
been Aused there\ \by memorial 10 the
I6roue signed by OVER 100 high officials,
impeGhing Ii H,,r-.Chang, and charging
MIN WI eOrEcGption, peculation and de-
ceptiYh. The memorial also says that Ii
Bufg Chang reioiced over the Japanese
Victories, and prevented the Chinese from
act tieving success. he is said TO have rep
e]euted that China was prepared for war
when he knew the contrary was the case.
Ii Hung Chang is also said 70 De i'm
plieated with Prince Kung. the emperor's
uncle. and president Of the Tsing-Li- Y amen
ana president of the admiralty, who was
recently appointed dictator, and with the
TRLOai-W u and the commander OF tue Chi
nese forces at Port Arthur. These three
officials are said by the signers OF the
MEMORIAL 70 be gully OF high treason, aud
OF selling state secrets and war material 70
the eCemy.
They are further charged with investing
money in Japan, with harborjng treason
aOle designs against the Chinese empire,
and with cOnsplrlng 70 procure the over
throw Of China. The memorial demands
the instant punishment and dismissal OF ali
concerned in the conspiracy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-29

NEW YORK, November 2I.-J. y.
Hale. OF West Virginia. is registered at
the Astor House.
Willie Collier aud wife are registered
at the Mcclure.
E. NJ. Gilkeson, OF Parkersburg, is
stopping at the Windsor.
Part of the "a Back Number" Com
pany are Quartered al the McLure.
Several OF the "a Back Number"
Company are stopping at the Windsor.
Captain Dovsner will leave next week
for Wichita, Kansas, on legal business.
DR.. John r. Pipes, OF Crestline, o.,
formerly Of this city, Is visiting friends
here.
Mr.. Allen Steen, OF the South Side,
who has oesn i'll for some days, is abba
to be about
Walter e. Hudson. ahead OF the
blue Jeans" company, was In the city
yesterday.
A. C. Perry. ahead OF the Patti Con-
cert company, is in the city and
stopped at the Windsor.
George Gardner, well known aud
popular business man OF Sstersyille,
was In the city yesterday.
Misses Laura and Helen Caldwell are
home frem Washington Female Sem
mary TO spend Thanksgiving.
Miss Esther Guldrick, OF YonRers,
n. Y, is the charming guest OF MISS
Jennie Smith, OF the South Side.
Joseph Goldsmith, Jr., proprietor or
the Little Spectator" which appears
at the Grand tonight, stopped az the
Windsor last night.
Misses Z ma Henderson and Annie
Earby, two young ladies' OF the North
End, left yesterday to spend Thanks
giving with friends in Claysville, Pa.
Ashley Wall. student at Washing
ton Jefferson College. Washington. Pa,
passed through the city yesterday on
his bicycle for his home In Wellsburg.
Mrs. Tape, OF South Wood street,
leaves this morning for Mingo juno
ZION, on visit to her son. Mr.. William
Tape, Secretary of the Mingo Iron
Company.
McLURE-A. l.. Flsck, Tifin, o.; B.
J. McKeown, Washington, Pa; j. Ed.
Hall, Marietta; Louis Brannon, Glen
WIG. II VI. IIltSudiui mouuiut sSHS -
j. Drew, East Liverpool.
STAMINA. l.. Kreps, Parkersburg;
J.O. Brooks, MoundsviIle; j. Il. Thom-
as, Maunington; II. w. Mccoy, Sisters
Vile; T. C. Horn brook, Cambridge; w.
p. Moore, Barnesville, o.
BEHLER-A. e. Lancaster, Parkers-
burg: ii. H. Worthington, Washington;
s. Ankrom, St. Marys: p. K. SheaKley.
Mannington; j. B. McGrager, Pensboro;
B. j. Farrell. Littcton; NJ. A. Brast,
New Martinsville.
Sr. CnARLEs-J. w. Dawson and
family, Harrison county; Mr.. and Mrs.
John Sheets, Grafton; Robert Stahl,
Matamoras; Mrs. n. w. Burchdeld,
Sistersville; Alex NJ. Hart, Washington,
Pa; Mrs. L. Wyhtman, Sistersville.
Mrs r. II. Browse and daughter,
Miss Mabel, OF Grape Island, arrived 10
the city last evening. The latter left
on the midnight train for Lexington,
Va, where she will visit for some time.
and Mrs. Browse returned home this
morning, - PdrkerSburg Sentinel
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is perfectly safe in going about unattended:
/ know that strong feeling IN favor OF
Cancellation prevails among the hus-
sian revOlutionists. The Car has won
derfully good cards in his nanos'
and IN he Is not quite a fool he can make
concessions which will reconcile every
BODY, and which viii make him the most
popular car Russia has ever known. 1ne
ears manifesto does not indicate whether
he will follow a liOeral or a conservative
policy. The praise bestowed upon II oy
the British press as being liberal move
ment is perfectly gratui,Ous. There IS
nothing i0 the manifesto, however. wnlcn
can be blamed. IL opens the way TO ootn
courses. Beyond this there is nothing IN
it. We must wait and see what he Will 90
with political offenders. This is the chief
point in my mind
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a NIisslnnnrr,s NInr,.

san Francisco, CAL, November 2S-
The Oceanic brought over a dozen mission
aries. among them Dr. n. T.. Blodgett,
who has been in the Orient forty years
He does not believe there Is any danger TO
missionaries or other foreigners in China
and is returning for a holiday. The
Chinese, he says, considered Port Arthur
impregna0le and u was as strongly fortified
as ingenuity could suggest He believes
the japanese will capture Pekin, although
the troops must march thirty days 10
reach the Chinese capital Tue capture of
Port Arthur Will give easy transportation
% japanese troops. The ultimate aim Of
she japanese IS 10 acquire more territory.
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SpolIs of victory.

CHEE-FOo. Noyem Der 2S.-The Japanese
captured with Port Arthur two Chinese
warships and several torpedo boats aud
several transports. The town was only
slightly damaged 0y the OOm0ardment.
The American cruiser Baltimore enterrd
Port Arthur on sunday. Six officers from
her went ashore aud made an inspection OF
the town. Considering the future, il
woul. be useless for the japanese to at
tack ~ ei-Hai-Wei. If Teac5 is refused the
next move viii probably be- near Shang-
hal -Kwan, aud thence on Pekin. IL Is no
longer a war for COreau reforms only.
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JUDGE NATHAN eoFF
VIII Continue In the Judgeship-Thank'
ful to RIs Friends.
sseeiGl to tAs RsO.@sr

CUMBERLAND. W. VA, November 2S.-
Judge Nathan Goff. of West Virginia, was
in the city a short time to-day on his way
from Baltimore TO his home in Clarksburg,
TO spend THANKSGIVING. After few days
with his family he viii return to his dnties
on the bench at Richmond, Virginia Judge
Goff says his judicial position will not ad-
nit of his talking politics, but for the pres
ent at least, he is not in the political field;
While ne is in the highest degree thankful
to his West Virginia friends for the many
kind expressions he has received regard
ing his candidacy for position in the
United States Senate, he believes 1t his
duty to devote his tine and energies to the
judgesnip, and as far as ne knows at pres
ent that is what be shall do.
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TaE NEW ROUSE.
The Republicans Have 10 solid State
Delegations, While the Democrats dave
ak,r

The Republicans Have ~ soild State
Delegations, While the Democrats dave
But 8.
WASHINGTON, November 2S.-The Fifty
fourth Congress shows pa Republicans,
lO4 Democrats and Popullsts, l Silver
and one vacant. The Republicans will
constitute more than two-thirds. Section
ally the Republican majority will be di-
vided as follows: New England States,
20; Old Middle States, 66; Middle West
erD States, 90: far Western States, 30;
Southern States, 81.
The Democrats secure only II members
in the Northern States. California and
Massachusetts contribnte l each, Illinois
and PENNSYLVANIA ? each and New York
3. The Democrats secure solid State
delegations, those of Arkansas, Florida,
Georgia. Louisiana, Mississippi and South
Carolina. The Republicans secure l9
solid delegations, those Of Connecticut,
Delaware, Idaho, Indiana, Iowa, Maine,
Michigan, Minnesota, Montana, New
Hampshire. New Jersey, North Dakota,
Oregon, Rhode Island. South Dakota,
Vermont, Washington, West Virginia and
Wisconsin.
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CHINA MAKES HGR PROPOSITION.

WAsHINeToN, D. c., November Is
China has succum0ed to the inevitable and
has sued for peace, and her proposal will
be presented 70 Japan through the United
States Ministers at Peking and Toxic,
thus promising a termination of the war,
a the result. in part, at least, Of the exer-
c.se Of the good Offices Of the United States.
It is not possible at this time TO learn the
terms Of Chiba's proposition as handed 10
Minister Denly, but 1t will open the way
- counter offer 0y Japan.
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The Benwood and Southern Railroad Or
dinancs Agan Turned Down ~ Ben
wood Oouncil.
Tuesday evening the Benwood City
Council held special meeting 10 con-
slider the ordinance asked for oy the
BenWood and Southern Railr0aG, which
is to extend from BenWO0d - hounds
vile,
Several changes In the former ordi-
nance were asked for and the result was
that the Council refused 20 pass the new
ordinance. This action on the part OF
the City Council OF Benwood will retard
work on the road and Instead OF II COM
mencing at once IL will probably be
several weeks before work is CON-
menced.
Go TO 10 the North End L. and A. A.
ball. at Turner H1Siessfh hight.
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PHuADELPHIA, PA, November 2s.-Lee
Hong Quong, rcputed TO 6e the wealthiest
Ch aamau 10 this city, who was shot in the
head at his home. 926 Race street. on Mon
CAV by Lee Com YUem, died to-dav. His
wealth is estimated az $4,000. Yuem owed
him considerable money and when the lat
ter tried 70 collect, he was shot by his
debtor
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HALIFAX. N. S, November 2S.-Arrived: f:
Steamer Indrani, Glasgow.
NEW YoRX- November 2S.--Arrived: !:
Steamers Majestic. Liverpool; Cube. Liv-
erpOol.
ERENEN. November 2S.-Arrived: !:
Steamer Wi3tekind. New York.
GLASGOW. November 2S.-Arrived
Steamer Pomeranian, Montreal.
LrvERPoor, November 2S-lArrived /:
Steamer Teptonic, New York.
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Cbr,stmas Beef for Rurope.

PARIs, Ky, November CSC. Alexau-
der, the banker and cattle raiser, has sold
70 NJ Goldsmith 545 head Of Durham cat
tie. averaging over l,SOO pounds, the lot
bringing about 5000. They viii De
shipped 70 Paris. London and Liverpool
and are for the Christmas market They
are conceded the finest ever shipped from
the State.
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Rubenste,n,s Funeral

ST. PETERsBURG. November 2S.-The
funeral of Anton Rubenstein took place
here to-day at the Newski church. The
were attended by the art world
OF ST. Petersburg, AMI deputatiOns were
present from the Imperial Theater Of Mos
COW, all the musical societies of the em-
pre, aud from the municipalities OF ST.
Petersburg and Peterhof. There were
Of spectators about the church.
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A Big New Railroad Enterprise.

Ell PAso, TEXAS, November 2S.-The
city council has granted a franchise for
building and operating within the city lin
its the FL Paso, Mexican and Chicago rail-
road.
The road is 10 run from Ell Paso TO White
Oaks, n. NJ, thence to Washburn, Kansas,
TO tap the Rock Island. 1t is believed the
Rock Island people are behind the enter
prise. The franchise provides that 100
miles of road shall be in operation by De-
cemhar 1SO7
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Smith Is for Elkins.

Specf0L 10 ne a-0tst-@
New CUMBERLAND, w. VA, November
2S.-During brief interview with Dele
gate-elect r. II. Smith in answer to the
question: Have you any choice as TO who
shall represent West Virginia in the United
States Senatel replied. have no prefer
ence for anv of the candidates that are
spoken of, although believe that MIR. Elk
ms is entitled to the Office. There were no
reasons given as 10 why.
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Patrlnta.rn nm .Ian.n-

SAY FRANClsCO Novemb Der IS. "A United
States naval oftic who came over IN the
Oceanic, says neA Ter has such patriotism
been shown. as tu evinced by The Japan
ese. Rich aud IoOr have contributed 10
the war fund and enrolled themselves as
members Of the Rbd Cross Society, in the
ranks OF which hare royal princes and
mobiles The society has hospitals in every
part Of the empire. ana has done tine WORK
o. the tield Of battle.
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The River.

WARREN. PA. November % River
foos 2 inches and falling Weather,
cold and cloudy.
GREENSBORO, PA. November Is
River Z feet inches and stationary.
Weather, fair and cold
MoRGAsToBs. ". VA. November %.
River feet aud stat'ssary. Wealth
er, clear and cold.
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JUMPED FROM WINDOWS.
Three Women Badly Hurt NJ WASH
ingIon Fire.

WASHINGTON, DC, November 2S.-Two
women we're dangerously and one probably
fatally hurt during fire this morning by
Jumping from third story of house kept
by Nellie A Rue, No. 4l2 Thirteenth street.
I he names of the women are: Flrao Pres
ton, aged about "A, spine fractured; Minnie
Moore, aged about %, back probably broken,
and Belle Addison, aged about 30, who has
fractured skull and broken collar bone.
She will probably die. Several other in-
mates were more or less hurt by jumping
from windows The damage 10 the build
lag is about S50OO.
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Ps,.sa Orsr ths nayor,s vstO.

UTtCtHt 70 w VT
PARKERsBURs. November 2S.-An ordi-
nance. passed by the CITY Council to erect
a CITY building to cost S4S, 900, was vetoed
by Mayor Smith, and at last nights meet
ing, by a vote of to l. the ordinance was
passed over the veto, and the work will be
commenced as soon as the weather will
permit
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Peace Envoy in Japan.

YOkOHANA, Novem Ger 2S.-NIr. Detring,
who was sent 10 japan TO arrange terms Of
peace. has arrived at Kobe and has asked
the Prime Minister 70 grant him an audi
ence. The Mikad0 has sent the following
message TO the Secbud japanese army at
Porl Arthur: II De gateway OF the Gulf
of Pechili was req gArded by the hnemy as a
barrier % their country; out you, by one
effort, nave captured 10. AS tue cold is
increasing and the END is still distant, Keep
yourselves in gOqd health aud continue
your eXertiOns.h
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rha VIII Rrokan.
speeta, TO ne Register

~ IlIt 70 tTtt AttstotV4
ST. CLAIRsvILLE, o, November 2s.-
The will case of Vibetta Sedgwick against
E. E. McCombs, to break the will of
Hiram McCombs, ended yesterday. The
Jury we're out about twenty-five minutes
when they returned verdict in favor OF
the plaintiff. The testimony went TO show
that Hiram McCombs was not in his right
mind when he made the will.
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TO RESIST TIE FRENCH.
A Royal manifesto Causes Excitement in
MadAgascar

TANATAvE, MADAGAsCAR, November IS.
Great excitement prevails here on ac-
count Of a manifesto issued by the queen,
Ranayalo Maniaka III, exhOrting the peo-
pie % resist IN. French invaders Thls
manifesto was publicly read at Andahalo
near the capital aud was received with
frantic enthusiasm.
A hre has occurred in the Antanansrio
market place One hundred and fifty
houses were burned. The Catholic Hovas
are forming committees 10 protect their
churches during the war
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Brilliant Wedding at KingwoOd.

btt6l 20 q h-UsF'@'
KINGwooD, w. VA, Novem Der 2S.-The
most brilliant wedding ever celebrated In
Kingwood took place tonight 10 the Nj. 4.
Church. The contracting parties were
MIR. William Bre wster Parkhurst and
Miss Mallie Fawcett. 1t was ring cere-
mony and was performed by the pastor,
Rev. s. p Crummett.
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a Mnmnn,. anIcldn

ATLANTA, GA, November 2S.-Mrs. r.
r. Hairsjon. aged 80, died this morning
from wounds inflicted by herself with sui
cidal intent three weeks ago. Her hUs-
band reprOved her neglecting some house
hold duty. She went to her room and
shot herself in the righ, SIDE. Hairston is
q prominent business man.
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A good sized sudieDte witnessed the
initial production Of "a Back Nun
ber," al the Opera iRse last night
willie Collier appears dual role.
and has deserved his mske-upHnDd
horse-plsy, for refnedk comedy.
40 excellent comedi sad
madela better imDrs Rn
ing people. than on
prsvidps visi1
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A Crooked Insurance Agent Captured.

SpfctQG 20 ne he4tsteF.
ZANEsvILLE, o., November ga. E.
Amer, the defaulting insurance agent, was
arrested in Indianapolis yesterday and
brought back here this morning. Miss
Deitenb beck, with whom he eloped, re
mained in indianapolis. He had about
81 900 in his possession when arrested, and
was spending money lavishly. The clerk
of the hotel at which the couple was stop
ping said that Amer had been on stupen-
dOus drunk ever since his arrival. He
will be prosecuted for emoezzlement.
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thanksgiving Pardons.


6ptrfdI = 70 KIT
COLUMBUS, o., November Ex-Governor
Mckinley will tomorrow issue Thanks.
giving pardons to Geo. Rufer, sent to the
prison for life, for murder committed in
Cincinnati in 1915. aud Alexander Davis,
sent to serve three years for perjury in
Scioto county in 1898
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xICaoLlS 4 POPULAR CAR.
The People DeiiA hted with the New
Ruiz RS Policy.

Rnlfr's Policy
ST. PErERsBURk. November 2S.-The
popularity OF thS Car increases daily.
Nothing 1as donA 50 much 70 popularjze
him as his Unaifetted ways aud the fact
that be is dispensing with the military
police body guards Of the palace. His
order Withdrawinglthet troops from the line
OF route uDon bis kvedding day has pro-
duced a good sfectk The crowds were un-
aDle 60 believe Mat they would be
allowed TO stand q witness the process
sion Without the ifs ria0le hedge Of sOi-
diers, and when thsl saw that this was a
fact the populace ws frantic with delight
anl expressed their sfaction in q thou
sac b WAYS.
lyere is no doubt marked change
aken place ever ia St Peters
life 10 cOnseQue the Cars ad-
Die Doiicy.
,ND0S. NOvembt Stepneilx. the
sian Nihikst lead 6n interview
ly ia reEarf 10 the popalarirv.
''OI ceufse the VS. that be
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SHANGHAI, November 2S.-It is reported
that the government IS going 70 send an
envoy direct 10 Japan 70 negotiate for
peace.
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suicide ofa Girl.

SrzUBENvILLE, o.. November 2S-Mst-
tie Beltz took caroolic acid to-day at noon
and died at one O'Clock. She left note
readings Dear Ma aud Baby Freda-My
heart is broken; goodbye. Matte" Dis
appointment in love was the cause.
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WAsHIS6ToS, d. c., November 2s.-The
President and Mrs. Cleveland will spend
Thanksgiving day quietly in the seclusion
Of their country home At WoOdley. There
win PROBABLY % no guests, as the Presi-
dent is IN no mood for entertainment
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village DESTROYED.

WAUsEoS, o., November 2S.-The viii
lage OF Metamora, near the Michigan line.
has been destroyed by fire aud - families
are homeless A gale is blowing and the
weather is very cold.
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-. vlrglaIa ro.tal Aaalr..

6Be-rI tc f1- tsEtffs--
WAsBrxkroN, D. a November pa
Acorn. ffi county, Va, with Elias
L. Tufts o. QxnEastsl
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BLAMB Ii HUNG CHANG.
A Memorial to the Emperor Asking
That BE Be Impeachsd.
IS CHARGED WITH CORRUPTION,

Peculation and Deception, and
With Rejoicing at Japanese
Victory-A Conspiracy Said to
Exist and the instant Punish
ment OF All Concerned is De-
mandsd.
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SECOND DEGREE MURDER
The Murderer Ot Lizzie Ewing Found
GuiItH at New LIabon.

W0IIEI . wv NI7UWN'
NEW LIsBOS, ONO, November 2S.-The
jury in the case of the Commonwealth YER
sus Jessie McGregOr charged with the
murder Of his mistress. Lizzie Ewing,
June "a, 1898, returned verdict Of mur-
der in the second degree. The jury was
out five hours aud reached a decision st
$3.50 this evening, when court convened in
night session 10 receive il.
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EVERYBODY is going 70 see the
cd Cake Walk, At Tnrasr Hall, to
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Go TO to the North End L. and A. A.
bail, q Turner Hsiiess ight
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Daily ChroaIcls OF tss MoVsnsas OF
Individuals

NEW YORK, November Ell. c..
Hale. OF West Virginia. is registered at
the Astor House.