davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The evening world., 1894-02-09
SQUAW CLAIMS AN ESTATE.
Says She Was Married to "A Former
Minnesota Chief Magistrate.
(By Associated Press.)

7Hy NbSVTINVtU FTtsST
SIOUX CITY. Ia. Feb. "a st. Paul
attorney is In his city. and has paid
a visit to the Winnebago Agency here
In search OF testimony to be used in
setting aside the will of the late ex-
Gov. Rice, OF Minnesota. This will be-
Queaths an estate valued at upward of
100000 to a woman who has for a num-
The evening world., 1894-02-09
MEN AND HORSES SHOCKED
Trolley Wire FnIIs on De Kali
Avenue and Delays Travel.

A trolley wire fell on De Kalb avenue,
nea Vanderbilt avenue, Brooklyn, this
morning and two horses were struck by
II and slightly shocked. The wire also
came into contact with the horses
drivers. Charles j. Stewart and Bernard
Keim, slightly injuring them. Both men
are butchers. The horses were attended
by a veterinary surgeon.
When the wire touched the car tracks
sparks set the rails ablaze with blue fire
for half a block. a gang of men re-
paired the break, but not before the
trolley cars had been delayed about half
an hour.
The evening world., 1894-02-09

The colony OF Homnn Cathcllr syrlans ccle
bratri the feast Of II. Murou. their patron saint
In their chapel at 81 Wa.hlus;on street
at . O'Clock thIs morning. Their
was an attendance Of 200. Father kork.ma, c-lr-
brated high mass. the ceremonies occupying an
hour. Father ,ia7bek delivered a sermon. A.
. 80 O'Clock this evening the title Of lisrlivat.
or mOnsiFnor, viii he bestowed upon Father kurke
MAJ at 81. Peters Roman Catholic thurvh W
barclay street.
The evening world., 1894-02-09
More Men 10 lie Given work.

James u. Leary, the contractor Who is budlding
tho new speedway at one ,vuadrsd and Fifty.
hith street, stated this morning that he has hal
a force NJ $50 men at work until to-day, when
they wers compelled to stop on account Of the
rain, Work progresse very slowly. he Ays. be.
cause OF the 's,t that during the cold snAp last
SATURDAY and Sunday the ground became frozen
70 a depth OF two feet, As soon as the weather
clears, he says be will add ATTY more men 70 his
iorSs.
The evening world., 1894-02-09

onriches the blood, brings 10
neshtng sleep, and restores health and
Srength; For alterations, displncements,
aud al " female complaints" and weak.
neses, " Favorite Prescription is the
Snuy guaranteed remedy. II II ever
,al.s 70 benefit or cure, you have your
money back.
The evening world., 1894-02-09
Appreciates .
The World Almanac
"For the convenience with which
valuable statistical information may
be obtained
This is what other Governors

This is what other Governors
say: 4
GOV. PATTISoN. OF Observation-Disclosures
learned to rely 80 much upon the information
therein cor:aiLed that the book has become IN
valuable To him
GOV. G~REENHhLGE. OF MASSACHUSETTS,
"Iiave placed the Almanac on my desk. where u
will be n valuable source Of Information on Q
great many subjects which are liable to cone
before ne during the year.
GOV. l.. CRouNSE. OF .NEnRAsEA--'T regard
It az one Of the nos, complete ana comprehensive
volumes Of statistics and valuable Information
ever published" -
o RICH, OF MICHIGAN.-"so filled with sea-
eral Information rs to be almost Indispensable"
..s.s
GOV. NORTHERN. OF GEoRG!A.-"A very 49,
full rstei snce book. and | value It very hisAh."
GOV. MATTHEWS. OF INDItNA.-"Not only .
fund Of great AMI useful Information. but alec
such ready reference and systeaatially arranged
1t Is handsomely prepared"
The evening world., 1894-02-09

Justice Andrews. In the Supreme Court, this
morning granted II motion to vacate the order
Of reference In the action brought by Frederick
y. Roe against MARY X. lust. on the ground
that no final judgment had been ordered. Hoe
recently sold his milk business, at +O2 Fourth
avenue. to the defendant for $500, Mrs. lOst
opened q restaurant and u quarrel resulted.
The evening world., 1894-02-09
w~ouid-Be Suicide VIII Recover.

ELIZABETH. y. }. Feb, 9-The man who at
tempted to commit suicide last night at Kltnes's
roai-houss al Linden. Nv shooting hirn~!f, has
hrcn identified as Gerald Fitzgerald H. was en-
p'oscd for a few days by Il family at Crawford
lie will recover.
The evening world., 1894-02-09
strike, auickly won.
M AFaoeIaied PIesl.l

NHg NFNONIaEVI FTVtIT .IT M
NYAcK. n. Y. Feb, s-Tae large force OF mea
employed BY the Knleksrhocksr Ice Company 10
harvesting Ice at RoeLiand Lake went on . strths.
which promised TO be serious yesterday. ne csn-s.
pAny granted the mems demai Dc for the prsssnl
l. vas q question of .aSsA
The evening world., 1894-02-09

George FrIeiner. Of ia West SiNty-'hlrl street.
who shot his son-ln-Iaw. Charles Albers. yester.
Iay morning, WAS taken to Norkyille Police Court
This afternoon. The case was adjourned until
next TUESDAY, and the prisoner was admitted Ia
bail in 81, O0O. which Was furnished. The sUn.in
law VIII probably not prosecute,
The evening world., 1894-02-09
steamer Eden Hauled ON.

The steamer Maiiana. which arrived to-day from
Trlnllad, reports that the Royal Mail steam
Packet CompEnNs steamer Eden, before reported
ashore at st. Thomas. Was hauled on by the
" recking company prior 10 Feb. I
The evening world., 1894-02-09
Against broadway Cable Line,

Lawyer Frank J. Keller, OF the Pulitzer build
Ing, hae brought suit for $40, 900 on behalf OF John
J. y. Davis. II 32l Droome street. against the
seventh Avenue Railroad Company for damages
which he alleges we're sustained b. Davis by be-
ing knocked down and Injured by a broadway
cable car at Broome street Nov. g. This Ia
the arr, suit Of Its klnd against the broadway
cable car lima
The evening world., 1894-02-09

The District-httorncy was notified this morning
the the Court Of Appeals hal affirmed the con
vlc'ion OK James Common. convicted Of r~coolIIns
stolen goods. ana sentenced on Nov. o, 1881. 10
eight years in state prison.
The evening world., 1894-02-09

NEWARK " J., Feb, al. P. Seymour. one
Of the victims o, the recent railroad aSsideat on
HAckenSack meadows, began suit to-day 70 recovsr
$40. 900 damages from the D., l. and w. nailroAd
Tor mi lriss sustained.
The evening world., 1894-02-09

an every case Of Catarrh that seems
sog eeSs, o can depend upon Doctor
Proprietors arc so sure OF IL Int they'll
~ sSoo cash for any incurable case.
The evening world., 1894-02-09

uIy Associated FressD
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. News OF the abLn-
donmcnt in miiocean Of the British s~;eamahip
ChuIan. capt. Feltcs, bound for Liverpool, was
received al this port yesterday. Al hands were
landed at LiNcrrdIl-
The evening world., 1894-02-09
LOOK UP,

SSOE %
and not down." II you're a
suffering woman. Every one
OF the bodily troubles that
come to women only has a
guaranteed cure in Doctor
Pierce's Favorite Prescrip-
ton. That will bring you
safe and certain help.
It's a powerful general, as
well as uterine, tonic and
'nervine, and it builds up and
invigorates the entire female
system. 1t regulates and pro-
notes oil the proper func-
tons, improves digestion,
anHinhnn a. LII l
The evening world., 1894-02-09

MONTCLAIR. y j., Feb s-rhS twsni y-huA
annual Conven,ion OF the New jersey stste v N:
= \ opened last night In the First Congregations
church, and over 200 delsgltss were preSsat. Re-
ports were read and several addresses Were made
tp-IaN
The evening world., 1894-02-09
JEWELLER ARISEN FAILS.
Unable to Dispose of n Large stock
Of watch Cases.

Sahak ARISEN, a jeweller. at 80 Maiden
lane, made an assignment to George A.
Minasian, of the Potter Building, this
morning. The assets and liabilities are
not yet known, but the failure Will not
be heavy.
Mr.. ARISEN has been in the jewelry
business for a number OF years. The
present difficulty arises from his ina
bllity to dispose of n large stock OF
Weaknesses, In which he chiefly dealt.
The evening world., 1894-02-09
Mining Ocks.

The following are the closing quota
tions OF mining stocks at the Consol-
dated Exchange to-day:
pia h.k.d n,a l.L.a
The evening world., 1894-02-09
,he was built in Hepburn. England, in

At the office OF Busk & JevOns. 3Ol
Produce Exchange, this city. II was said
they had no fears for the steamships
safety. They believe some portion or her
machinery has broken, and the vessel Is
making her way under sail, Neverthe-
less the Dalton has not been sighted
since she left this port on Dec. IL.
The evening world., 1894-02-09
TO WIND UP ITS AFFAIRS.

The Stuyvesnnt safe Deposit Com.
pnny Applies for II Receiver.
The Stnyvesant Safe Deposit Company
has begun proceedings for n voluntary
dissolution. On a motion before Justice
Andrews. of the Supreme Court, this
morning for the appointment of a re-
ceiver, decision was reserved.
The petition states that when the Com
pany began business In 1887 there was
only one other similar company IN the
city. The directors say they want a dis
solution because the business has fallen
OF so that they now only make very
small profits
The evening world., 1894-02-09
G leach.
each.

Between the hours OF Q A. NJ. and | =.
NJ. tomorrow only. CHll.DREN'S
LONG COATS. all wool, double capes,
sizes 8 to Il years. at
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-07
A NEGROES HELllSH ATTEMPT.
Assault ON a YOUNG LADY AT
coRsioANA.
The Desperate struggle which
Brave sIi.. Robbie suttic Made for
Her Honor In the Clutches OF n
Black FIend.

corslcana. Tex. Nov. GA most dar-
Ing and dastardiy assault was made
upon a prominent young lady, MISS
Robbie suttle, by a burly black brute
about $3.50 last night. and but for the
young lady's grit and nerve the negro
would have accomplished his helllah
purpose. The young lady and a young
lady friend were nlone at the house
at the time. and both had
prepared to retire for tho night, when
the young lady assaulted had occa-
Sion TO cross from her sleeping apart
ment to another room through a hall
way, and as she opened the door to
her sleeping apartment che was con-
fronted by the negro, who demanded
that she keep quite upon her NE.
and grabbed her by her LETT arm, but
she tore away and told him she would
call for help. even at the cost OF her
lltc. and screamed and darte1 across
the hall into an adjoining room where
sne procured revolver and brought II
TO a bead on the scoundrel and en-
dcavorcd to fire upon him. but the pis-
tol snapped and the negro closed In
upon her with a razor In hand. threat
onlng her he II she failed to submit
10 hlm. He dragged her upon a back
gallery md there succeeded In throw
inN her but by main strength she re-
gained her feet and In a rough and
tumble struggle he succeeded In get
ting her or the gallery into the back
yard where with one mighty effort
90. laH a..
clutches and ran into the front yard,
ana the negro, becoming frightened
broke down gate TO the back yard
and escaped
While scunling on the back gallery
the negro attempted twice 10 cut the
young ludy's throat but each time
she saw the razor and stayed the hand
OF the brute that held It.
Afler the brute first made his ad-
vanccs the young lady spending the
night with the young lady assaulted
jumped from her bed and ran half
q block to Al neighbours house and gave
the alarm, but the negro had escaped
before the assistance arrived.
Two suspects were arrested but up
on examination one was released, but
the other Tom Ingram, was held for
further investigation aud placed In the
county Jail
Great excitement prevailed ana tho
ncws OF the assault sprend like wild
Gre all over tho city and cltizcns cone
grogated at the home of the young
lady and with the police started upon
search FOR the negro, which was
kept up until o'clock this morning
with only the result % outlined above.
The temper OF the clulscns was very
high ana had the scoundrel boon
caught with convincing proof, his OK
q.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-07

try houses FOR city people The chi
dren could 60 10 the college aud board
az home Arrangements could Be
made TO shlp the gRrdan products a..
rect 70 Northern cities, and the time
u not far on when this VIII be done.
ana selling garden stun Will not be
eonhntd 70 peddling on the streets OF
Fort worth alone. Here % a solid
foundation % build UP the country on.
and II the land men wiil cooperate
and Join hands the movement could
be started IN thirty days. The real
eetate directly Interested vii Increase
800 per cent by the enterprise. 50 per
cent VIII put the enterprise through.
VII u pay us a people 10 DO Il. or
VIII II pay better 10 leave II 20 chance
and get what luck most always
gets, Left IN the soup?" Now that
We election ls over q general move on
Comanche, l. r., VIII be inaugurated,
The opportunity Is at hand for the
Fort Worth and Fort Sill people TO
work for untold beneat.
J, s, WORKS,
For the Texas Oklahoma Union.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-07
LIVE Arrnn 4 FnARrrL rAIn.


u stchh ritter Hpruiy Hart After
Drop OF Eleven storics.
Albert De3le, a steam Atter. fell from
the eleventh story OF the new Schneider
fats to the basement yesterday after.
noon and esc2ped without lulury, says
me Washington Post y, the ground
loor the small OF his b1clt struck n
heavy beam, which maklS his escape
the more marvellous. pCaic fell from
4 freight elevator down The shaft. A
sud- n catch OF ,he ropes caused the
e!eFaFlor 20 luteh. cludin- him 20 be
tEroWn head ilr5t from the platform.
which Is less than half ~ vide as the
smart The man was thr1wn with con-
sllefAbie lorcc ana turned three or
four almlraaulis ad he shot down to
the Li1uul Two " three times hls
head BFo2ed protecting iron beams.
over and over he wont. and as no
struck the beam after q drop OF li5
.eet the force vi the blow caused his
70 bound back Two or three feet. Then
he tcll 10 the collar limp and appar-
entity dead. Several w1rlt.Uen on the
FIRST nc8r who had heard Dcale strike
tho beam ran Into the basement ok.
pecting to ind their frcnd unconscious
and mauslea u not actually dr1d
As they approached Dellc he got I'm
LOOKED dlzed iur a moment, then said
slowly as II he could hardy nud
breath;
"i-foli--oft-of -thc-cleyator."
The men lifted him and he started
70 walk But after two or three stops
he sank to the ground uac5nse.ons.
HIS friends thought he was diving from
The shock and ran for n doctor. DR.
weaver found Doa'e recovering randi
y only complaining OF a pain In hls
BACK. Examination showed that no
bones wore broken. There was a
bru!se whore he had struck the beam
but the skin YVES not laccra,ed rhn
slcSnefs resulted fro mcEtr5mc fright
und dizziness caused by the lightning
like drop through the air. bsale VIZ
taken IN carriage to his boarding
house, III Nineteenth street, ana 81.
70 bed. In spite OF the efforts of tha
doctors the nausea continued Err
hours he had all The symptoms OF nm
aggravated attack " NAL da mer. ana
could not even swallow line water He
complained a llt.le Of the pain In hls
pack' but Thought lightly OF It, mas
much as Dr. Weaver had nvspred rim,
that he hnd received no Internal In mr..
les a reporter asked Deale to tc!i the
II couldn't help H." he said. "the
elevator gave lurch and ,vns
thrown on knew that / was turning
over ana over and l thought that I
Wolli strike against the Sides OF tho
saa-'' thought I had reached INV
@st moment and was ratified
couldn't set my thoughts together. /
seemed 70 think ] ought 10 grab hoid
~ something ana save myself. nnd
taeh ! would think It was Of no use
ana mat y was All up with me. Tbpn
ni' the beam, and that's an"
me mats are thirteen stories, 100 fcet
hlgA, 80 that Deales fall yesterday
vas IulIy ~ lcet. and nerhApa morn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-07

and roasters ready at the time they
bring the highest prices, ana this ~
jusf when the hen Is apt 70 fail you.
INC incubator is more oullging ana 70
ready Tor WORK at any time. IL Is nlHU,
taKen US a whole. more manageable.
Uf course, there are suAIe pvlsvns
VINO cannot DiaAe success or incu-
batOrs, Just as IA every otAsr oecupn-
tlOn some one il sure 70 lall, but lAlo
Vast majority Ot people can operate
tAein successfully u tnvy set 3SSut It
in the rlgnt way, Inc makers OF lneu-
DalOrs a.e larseiy respsns.p.e Tor must
fauures. They send out g.owing cir
uu.ars. catalogues ana rcuomnanda-
tons according 10 wnlch tue purchaser
has only TO put In the eggs, light a
LAMP and al the end OF specified time
ma that the incubator has uone the
rest
Tne purchaser OF the Incubator must
make up ais mind that success Ia Only
10 be attained by the expenditure OF "a
cons degabie amount OF labor. patience
anu eggs. There is no royal road 10
running an incubator any more than
to any otner branch OF learning. We
all have to begin with a, d, G, the only
difference being that some are more
apt pupils, wnile others possess more
patience
The next point TO master Is the menn-
ing OF the. word success. Fired by the
literature supplied with the incubator
this WORD Is usually taken to mean all
the way from so to 100 per cent In
reality hatch Of so per cent OF eggs
Is considered satisfactory by practical
poultry raisers 10 be n success
should reach this amount. .-atchers
Of 60 per cent or over are beyond the
average,
Having learned all this though you
win ind that the Incubator Will, on the
whole hatch quite rs many chickens
as the mother hen, They come at the
season desired and possess the valu-
able advantage Of beginning life gbsO'
lutely free from vermin The chief
causes Of failure with many In their
first experience with the Incubator are
the following:
Forgetfuness that, as the lamp be
comes heated, the flame will grow and
requires OCCASIONAL turning down to
avoid raising the temperature too high
or choking the flues with SCOT.
Opening the egg drawer too often.
This Is due to ovei"pn&iety in the be-
ginning and afterwards 10 curiosity to
know II the eggs are Matching We'll. At
such a time eggs should never be dis
turhed
Earring the machine 10 MISC respon-
sibel for many failures. The machine
should always be kept on the ground
floor, away from al Vibration and
draughts, II these points are carefully
read and followed Tho Incubator no.
vice may :ccl that life is stlll worth liv-
Ing
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-07

Dallas, TeNo Nov. Cat tho called
meeting OF the city council last nlrnt
the mayors veto OF the contract Tor
paving Havwood street was read and
not sustained,
The city health officer submitted
rules for use IN the city hospital II
was decided to print the rules on
number Of placards 10 be placed IN the
hospital
The mayor wss instructed to trans
fer 5000 from the wotorTorks fund
10 meet current expenses,
Resolutions thanking and compll-
mentinG tho officers OF the State Fair
were passed and letter from AR, Alex
Sanger president OF the Fair uss01la.
ton was read. In which he thanked
the municipal government for It's CO.
operation.
The resolution inviting the Ailssls.
s'ppi valley Mcdlcal association, that
intcnd meeting IN TcNaa this year. to
hold tAa! meeting In Dallas was
adopted,
The contract OF James Williams Tor
paving North Harwoo1 street was
read and approved and the mayor
ordered 70 sign after the finance conn
mitice had approved the bond.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-07

- mann NNNfs
Dallas, Tex. Nov. G-Llst Thursday
morning, after the hour for the banks
to open, u man introducing himself
ns J u, Withcrspuon. entered the Ma
tlonpl Exchange bank and asked " The
hnnk hnd been rcuucgtCd by Withnr-
spoon Bros banlt OF Gainesville to
pay him $500. lie was told that 10
such request had been received.
Mr. ,Nltherrpoun bowed and left the
bank
Ia the course OF couple ,f hatira
the bank received telegram under
Gainesville date, ana signed Wlther-
spoon Bros, asking TINT the National
Exchange to pay j. f. Wlther5poon
Later In the day Mr. wlhcrspy3n
AGAIN appeared at the bank anl was
informed OF the receipt OF the toe
gram. lie drew out SiO1 and lgft inc
remaining $500 on deposit.
The next morning a. johnson rrp-
sfnttd tp the bank a check for 500
IRON Wltherepoun. johnson N.s IA
STRANGER to the bank people ana they
INSISTED That he get somebody Use 10
identify him.
Johnson found Mr. Culpepper who
Know MN Culpepper has bought
goods for years from senq,r Rr5S
with whom his commercial standing
" good, CulpeppOr wac persopniiV
unknown at the bank. but he rot S"ne
OF the head mon IN Sanger nrost stnr,
TO identity Mr. Johnnon, who tborn-
upon got the money,
The same day Mr.. Withersnoor rae,
@ NJ. street check for the romainln,.
500, But In tho meantime tho i,a,G
hOd become alarmed In regard To M
Witherspoon account. and tho checi,
In favor OF Mr.. Street was NOT pnid
Further Investigation by the bsni,
gave them every reagon 10 believe tbat
tho whole matter was fraudulrnt
scheme ana tho matter was ieId NO.,
fore CHIEF of Police Arnold. WHO an,,
located Wuhcrspoon, johnson. strce'
and culpeppcr as mon who follow nhn
tlira and shows with knife bnnrAs
lhoy stick lnlN2s IN boards and ,Al
rings To persons who try 90 throw
them over tho kplves.
chief Arnold also discovered TIM, n
woman giving tho name Of IIzgic
Young, alias Llazlo WIsncr travelled
with the men aud ran Shooting rni-
leiy, aud .lDy she WAS stopping az the
Queen city hotel
petcetivc Kirby was detailed 10
shadow this woman, Who that even.
inB boarded the cas-, bound Texas ana
Pacific train. At Terrell she GOT on
aud was met by Mr.. wlthorspoon.
Whom the odlccr arrested and br0uyht
back 20 Dallas CulPepger had niso
neen Arreeted M the meantime
lhA QlNeer' and banking fraternity
neueved 2 good haul bad heon ,nado.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-07

Dallus Tex, Nov 6,--At s O'Clock
this morning IRE appeared In the front
Part Of the two-atory brick ON IA,
northwest CORNER Of Main ana Market
streets, owned by ]. W, Thompson
and occupied on tho lower noor hy
X, Il. Dietrich az saloon aud res,
taurnnt and ON the second floor by
Juhtlce SHELTON as court room.
Dlotrick's bar and restaurant fix.
lures and furniture and stocks wrro 40.
tally destroyed lie estimates Ma loss
~ $500 aud he carried no Insurance
Justice Skeletons library ana o htr y
part Of his records and fnpltu.p ~ H.
destroyed or injured, HIS furniture
and law books were Insured ludr
shelton gays he believes he can du.
pucntc much OF hle docket and record
10y going 20 work a, once lilo does
not know how 20 estimate the damaEe
10 his records,
Tho building was Quilted and cvton.
sivcly damaged. Me- Thompson was
Insured Tor 81 400 against nte.
The oriSlnof the fire Is unknown
u appears 10 have started IN the froat
part OF the saloon,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-07

Tho Missouri, FRrgnn nud Texas
pnFsersrr department has authurlzs 4
tho following spec al rates:
on account of the Williamson County
fair November z. 8 and .. agents be-
tween Eddy Rnd smlthneld viii sell
llckota 10 Taylor f1r one and oue-thlrd
fire Tor the round Tip.
For the conference W the Mathudlst
Episcopal church at Bonhum Novpm-
Der G. Tickets will be sold Tor one and
one-thirl fare for the round "trip.
To 81 rmnn. November 8. 10 and II.
one and oha-thlrd fare for the round
trip ON account of Christian Endeayur
convention
show nt sherman November q 10 O. a
rate " one and one-third fro for The
round trip.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-07

London, Nov. 6 "A Dispatch Go the
Times from Tlcn Tsin. which viii be
punished tomorrow. Is that rcprcsent-
uuNea NJ all the powers were assembled
by The pfupg ~ Nameu TO hear gov
eminent statement respecting the crit
zeal condition OF 0ftpns, Prince ISung.
president Of the Trung n NQmen, calm.
~ avoided The importance " China 10
Withstand the Japan attack and an
pealed 20 the powers 10 Intervene, aav.
Ing that China was Wiling to abandon
her soYerelgnty aver Coreh and to nay
q war Indemnity The ministers np-
plauded the irankness Of this confess
sion and promised TO support Chlna's
appeal TO their respective governments
with the view ~ restoring peace IN
order TO avert dangers threnicnlng ali
Interests The French REPRESENTATIVE
proposed to take q leading part In the
iutpl yentiDf