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The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1899-02-23

The outrageous charge which the
fellow White, who misreprescnts the
county Of Davie, brought against
Judge Geo II. Brown, should not be
dismissed with his apology to the
legislature He ought to be expelled.
Such creatures as he should not be
permitted to occupy seat in any
body among gentlemen.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1899-02-23
THURSDAY. FEB. %. 1899.

Ur to the time Of going to press no
separate car law had been passed ny
the Legislature.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1899-02-23

SEEING that he was about to be
impeached Judge Norwood resigned.
We are glad it is So His fault is a
weakness not in itself criminal and
with the exception of his speeing
habit he is good man. But Il man
who gets drunk has no business on the
Superior court bench in North Caro-
lima. Poor old man, he has saved
himself the disgrace of impeachment
however much he may have dis
graced himself and the State by his
past conduct. With sigh of relief
let us in charity draw the curtain
over the scene, hoping he may spend
his remaining days in peace and So
berneSS.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1899-02-23
Notice of Sale.

TNDER AND BY VIRTUE OF THE
" power of sale conferred upon the un-
dersigned, A. j. Harris. Trustee, and con-
tanned in Deed of Trust executed by
Richard II. Roysler on the End day of
Jauiy, 1890, and recorded in Deed Book
no. i. page 296. in the Office of the Register
of Deeds for Vance county for the purpose
of securing the payment of the Indebted
ness therein mentioned, default having
been made in the payment of the same, at
the request of the holder of the same, will
sell at the court house door in Henderson.
n. G., at public auction to the highest
hi1dar for cash on
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1899-02-23

Remember you can have goods deliver
cd any where in town absolutely free of
charge, from H. THOMASON'S.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1899-02-23
Notice..

\ application will be made at this ses-
sion of the General Assembly of North
Carolina to incorporate the North State
Telephone Company
January 18th, 1899
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1899-02-23
Monday, March 27lh, 1879,

the property conveyed by said Deed Of
Trust to- wit: Adjoining lands OF Ihomns
Royster's children. Beginning at stone
on WILLIAMSBURG road. Wilkerson's corner
and run thence S $50 E. Is chains to
stone Roberts corner tnow Belvin's cor,
ne); thence n. 213o E. II chains and 80
links to stone, corner of lot No. 5; thence
n. $50 w. 68 chains to stone on the roau
thence along the said road to the begin
ming. containing 1872 7-10 acres; the
same known as lot No. i in the division OF OF
the lands under decree of court in j. ;:
Royster, ct ais ex parte and the interest or
said K. H. ROyster in the lands OF Ills
father the late S S. Register deceased.
ANDREW J. HARRIS. Trustee.
Henderson, N. G., Feb. 22nd, 1899.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1899-02-23

RECENT filings at certain individuals
men of capital and brains and energy
who have come into North Carolina
and invested their money in large
enterprises and are otherwise aiding
in the development and material wei
fare of the State-that they are not
North Caroinians, and therefore
should take no prominent part in the
politics or local affairs of the natives,
prompts the suggestion that while
there are some as good people in
North Carolina as the Almighty ever
created, there are at the same time
some of the most arrogant and in
tolerant fools.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1899-02-23

WITH some people the man who
does not agree with them in every
thing and accept their dictum with
out question, is all wrong, if indeed
he is not corrupt and a scoundrcl.
And if he happens to claim another
State as his place of nativity and is
blessed with more of this world 5
goods than themselves, however com
mendablc the coming amongst us Of
his own choice to aid with his means
and methods in the work of develop
ment and prosperity, 50 much the
more is he to be looked upon with
suspicion and disfavor by this par
ticular class. But bigots and fools,
like the poor, we have with us always.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1899-02-23

"Give me liver regulator and l can
regulate the world" said genius. The
druggist handed him bottle of De Wits
Little Early Risers, the famous little pills.
Phil H Thomas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-06
TRANSPORTS TO
LOAD HERE

Two more transports are g. be-
loaded eith horses and mules At this
port one 81 Those vii b. the por'
Albert. which 10 mentioned In an
other column. The rfher has not
been definitely decided upon. II was
reported today that the Urant would
be- ordered here. but as that vessel
IL In Honolulu. and the Sheridan is
due at san Francisco To-Day. Quar-
trrHmafsr Robinson IL Inclined 60 be-
iicve that Il viii be the latter vessel.
About 9n ~ TIE horses from the
Victoria vii be la shape 20 ship on
one ~ these vessels The rest - the
NietorIa'a animals viii 81 worth
lees f4r army use
Fresh horses and mules viii eth
er come from ChiCkamauga or st
AAaph.s. n @
Both 81 the transports will have to
undergo slight repairs These can
nniy De made a. san Francisco or
Seattle. and as the vessels VIII have
70 lay over here for time. TIE work
viii probably be done here
Tacoma ia making a strong effort
g. have one 81 the vessels loaded
there This 10 now under consider
alton BY the quartermaFtef general.
AZ che assistant quartrrmahter Ia
stationed AZ Seattle. and this city
Possesses vastly superior facilities
for handling the business. 20 Is -
most certain taat both boats will be
loaded ~ Seattle. one ~ them vii
take on several tons OF hard hav
and aome lumber at Tacoma. AZ IN.
Fiuf has already been purchased by
the government
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-06
MEXICANS ARE
CONVICTED

SANTA FE. y. NJ. Dec. after
eight years. Anastacio Martinez has
been brought To Justice FOR a COW
andiy murder. and LOGGED In the pen
ttentiary to serve llfe sentence. His
victim was shot after dark at Vale
citon.
Desiderio Sandovai was brought to
the peultentiary today to serve seven
year FOR Killing his wife and her
pnramour. Public sentiment was
with sardovai and he was acquitted
two years ago. The woman's hands
and face we're powder burned by q
shot through her forehead, showing
that she was pleading for mercy
when shot The evident injustice
81 Sandoyai'E acquittal caused the
discharge Of the Jurors without pay,
and the adjournment Of court FOR
two years. At this term of court,
however, Saudoval was convicted
and sentenced.
Raymun Patron was another
murderer lodged In the penltrutiary
today FOR life for murder These
convictions clear Rio Arriba county
Of the charge that no jury could be
secured 10 fnd guilty a Mexican.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-06
NOT DISTURBED
BY REPORTS

WAsHtSGTON. n. e. Dee. d.
The officials Of the war department
feel no concern about tho situation
in Havana. No doubt lot Of s,saah-
buc klers arc talking in loud tones Of
what they will do N they are not
given offices or ~ the United states
refusca them independence. and they
are capable Of cnnHiderah bile mischief.
but, no matter what plan IL adopted.
there will he lust about so much
criticism and disturbance. Reaiix-
ing this. the president viii go right
along doing what he thinks IL best
Tor us and best for tho Cuhana.
without regard TO the threats Of ir-
responsible Adventures.
lie is careful To receive and seek
Information and advice from men Of
responsible character. and ~ being
guided in hia policy by them Gen.
Brooke evidently docs not consider
the threats Of revolution that an
pear In some 81 the Havana news
papers az worthy Of attention. for
they have not been alluded to In his
dispatches.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-06
A KLONDIKE SWINDLE
SUSPECTED IN SEATTLE
Sharpers Demanding Money From the
Relatives of Deceased Miners.

az those signed 10 the letter appear
iu the city directory
Tho seattle police have been piAe-
81 on their guard BY stories that
have recently appeared IN the pa O.
pcfH. telling how Eastern people
have been yietimlHed hy nhnrpers
BY method that resembles the one
mentioned.
The NAy the scheme - usually
worked IL to notify the Eastern rel
atlera Of men. whose deaths IN Alas
Ia have been ehronirisd ia the pa
rofa. that the deceased left "A large
amount % valuable mining stocks iu
their hands. which VIII bs turned
over 10 the heirs when a small as
s~tament. generally about so, Il
paid.
Whon the money Ia received the
victims are sent certificates ~ a
fictitious mine and before the swim
die Ia discovered the huneo artists
have departed
The local officers who have the
matter in charge have notified thn
Eastern lawyer 10 inveatiRate thor.
oughly before sending any money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-06

The Seattle police have reason to
believe that the "kiondikc inherit
anee" swtndie Is being worked from
Seattle ana they arc taking steps on
tbs quiet q investigate several cases
which have been brought to their at
tentiau
within thc past two weeks let
ter has been received from an at
torneY IN an Eastern city asking the
standing ~ several men vi o are
supposed t. be oitiEsnH of seattle.
The lawyer states that thu men
signing their names. which are at
present Withheld. have written o.
people % hts city stating that a
rich widow no has recently died Ia
the kipndikr region. has left them
valuable inheritance.
TIE nature Of the eammuniea.
tinn Indicates that thr letter h. q
- hru1s 90 Get money out % suppon
ed heirs and the probable victims
have employed the attorney to aift
the matter - the bottom.
The local police department has
had other inquiries. No such names
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-06
y ~~~>~~~~~~~>~~~>s
DEWEY SENT
THE MONEY

CHICAGO. IN Nov 80 Edward
Murphy. a gunncrs mate on the
olympia during the Battle % Man.
Ia. has received from Admiral Dew
ey a present ~ SO Murphy was or.
dered from New York 70 san Fran
eisca aud arrived tn Chicago sev-
eral days aRn. having lest hts ticket
e. san Francisco. lie VAS advise
to notify Secretary Long
what's the use 81 that" said
Murphy Long doesn't know me.
n write Co Admiral Dewey. Hen
fx e all right
Murphy wrote 90 Admiral Dewey
and received the so and wish that
tho recipient might spend pleasant
Thanksgiving The ticket arrived
last evening. but Murphy refused %
start on his Journey until tonight
= haven't eaten a ThnnksElvlne din
nrr on solid ground in 30 years. he
said IN explanation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-06
AN ESCAPED CONVICT
IN THE ROLE OF TRUSTY
Suddenly Leaves Police Headquarters
Believing He Had Been UnmaSked.

or were not the same men, 50 BURNS
was placed ON duty az stfusty' iu
the barn
rhc urst time the patrol Wagon Was
called out Burns made hts escape.
when the vehicle returned. a few
minutes later, the Tailor aud driver
missed their prisoner. They both
suspected that John pwyer was the
escaped convict.
The fact was trecalicd that he had
made several inquiries % Jaiior Cor
belt. which indicated that he doair-
Ell to know why they had called him
70 the office.
Driver wceden. u the patrol wag-
on. and Tailor Cnrbett arr positive
that Burua and nWysr are one and
the same man
pwycr VAS arrested at Spokane In
January ts9S on a charge u bur.
glary lie was convicted and SEN
fenced 10 term Of several years az
Walla
lie escaped on June 10. iss1. after
serving ~ months.
Dryers description. and that -
Burns tally in every respect even 60
a peculiar shaped scar GA the right
side n the forehead.
An sroet IL belnK made TO locate
Burns. but IN all probability ne has
left the city, knowing that his iden
uty has been discovered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-06
AN ADVANCE IN
LUMBER PRICES

MILWAUKEE, WI. Dee. e-Ev-
srythinz indicates that this IT, so h.
the most remarkable season in the
history q Wisconsin Ia the pinsri'a
No such vast preuarations have ever
heeu made FOR begging. and n men
can be engaged there will be double
the number ~ camps this year ne
compared to any other in the history
Of Logging
There never has been such de-
mand for the cheaper grades 81 ium-
Der. and the yards throughout the
state and along the Mississippi. both
north and south. are said - be al
most completely cleaned out. espe-
cialiy Of the cheaper boards Last
Eeaan a In Crosse company had in
stock ~. 900 900 feet Of No. boards.
quality that ~ nearly Gull. which
II could not dispose Of at g. per thou
sand. but the price has this year
steadily advanced. until II has nosq
reached 81. and there is not n board
Of the old stock loft. Besides this.
the demand for this class NJ lumber
has been 40 great that this and 9TH
er companies have kept their mills
in operation might and day. selling
the product an fast as II was turned
out But now the logs hnvr been
used up. and orders cannot be filled
A. any prices.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-06

The Seattle police department. Is
badly ratified over the escape Of Will
liam Burns. a prisoner. Who slipped
out from police headquarters YES
terday afternoon. The police have
reason 20 believe that "Rurns' is
John pwyer. an escaped convict
from the state penltenuary At waiia
waila.
Burns" was arrested Nov. % by
ofacer Hayden On charge % beg-
gins judge Cam sentenced him 20
Ii days in jail.
Yesterday morning "Burua- Was
assigned BY Jailor Cofbctt as a "trua-
ty,' to work ia the patrol harm.
The officer AZ the penitentlary sent
a number u photographs ~ escaped
eonViets 20 the seattle police sew
cral DAYS REo. Tailor CoFhett at
once recognized IN the photograph oI
John Dwyer, the aforesaid William
Burns, who was then confined IN a
cell TIE other officers id rot. how
ever. put much faith IN corhett's
Identification. and the matter tenn
porarily dropped
Yesterday afternoon Burma was
taken 20 the chiefs effice when told
thar his description was 70 b. re-
corded. he showed signs % uneasl-
ness Capt. willard then express
Ell the opinion that Burns and nwy-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-06
WILL MAKE AN
APPEAL TO CONGRESS-

WASHINGTON. p. G.. Dec. "a
\ determined effort IL 20 De made
By the miiiers of the United States.
especially those In the west and the
northwest. 10 persuade congress 20
adopt two measures drawn tn their
interest. The first win be IN the
form Of an amendment to the inter
state eornsrce law. II that seems pos
sible, compelling the railways 20
cease alleged discrimination against
-four and in favor Of wheat. The
second will he an attempt 20 find
some article Of export from Holland
on which the United States can Inn
pose a tax II that country does not
cease her alleged discrimination
against American -four.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-06
. &~<>ess%. ~~~~~s~'
HANNA Is
AN INCUBUS

WASHfNGTuN, - c. Dee. g.
The assumption that the manage
meut % the Republican party Nv a
personal perquIsite ~ any man. Il
dangerous. az well a. unWafrantcd.
ana the reminder. lest We forget
the work senator Hanna did 20 NOM
mate President Mckinley four year,
ago. 10 unhappy at this tlmr. Is say
the least President Mckinley has
given SOME official places tu person
al friends. without regard 10 civil
service principles or 10 the party
welfare. bus hr L. not pleased 20 have
4 assumed that he regards thr ureas-
dcney amt all the patronage of the
uiiior aH his personal prrquisits. or
that he IS ili ask the Republican par
~ la rnnumiuafe him In order that
he may emphasize bis personal av a.
erahlp
Thr ueNt chairman - the Hspuh
trau national committee ST De- Sc
Irrtgi with view 90 harnunIEius
amt uniting aii the elements ia thu
Republican party ard an TIE people
Wha are ready u support the Ercaf
principles thBt viii b. thrown In the
''s t q +t.'HAsAf HHfN ta"W H .AH inH
name - the Republican candidate
Tor nrvsit-nt o. 3. present their cor
tlnuance a. principles " government
II next June Senator Hanna app~ara
20 he the man wha can harmonic
al those political elements into a
compact support 81 ihn Republican
ticket. be viii undoubtedly b. pc
lsctel far chairman nut II hs
stould not De- 81 f.aatiaI sanls
other man nili br selected - mat
aver ~ thr campaign. auI fhr per
sonal obligations az TIRE president
Niil have ms weight ir tho selection.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-06
SENATOR MASON POSES
AS A BOER CHAMPION
Introduces a Resolution in Congress
Expressing Sympathy With the
Followers of Kruger.

WASHINGTON. n. c. Dee. a.
In the senate this afternoon. Mason.
Of Illinois. introduced resolution
expressing the sympathy Of congress
for the Boers In their struggle with
England. ana hoping that they would
be victorious. The resolution vas
referred to she proper COMMITTEES.
Mason announced his intention %
speaking on the question at some
future date.
WASHINGTON. n. G. Dec. l.
ConEressmau-siset Roberts was not
seated yesterday The hostile Tay-
Ter resolution. referring the case to
a special committee. passed b. a
vote OF 50 to 2tse The interest in the
matter overshadoNsa the presidents
message
The galleries were crowded with q
thronT which stayed through the
three hours % debate
Taylor conducted hls side Of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-06
HORRIBLE TORTURE
OF A NEGRO RAPIST
Burned Alive and Subjected to the Most
FrightfuI Forms of Violence.

MAYEsvILLE.Ky.. Dec. e.--Rtch-
ard Coleman. the negro who outraK-
81 and murdered Mrs. Jas. lash
brook last August. was burned by "a
mob this morning. headed ~ the
husband aud brother Of tho muir
dercd woman. The negro WAS taken
from the officers and dragged To a
pit. where he vas tied to bush.
Then wood was piled around him.
saturated with oil and set on firr,
Blue vitrnl aud cayenne pepper we're
thrown IN the victims eyes. his skull
WAS crushed in with ciub. and his
eyes EouEed out The body was trr-
rlhly disnRured In his agony tie eui-
pfit rose SO a Hittiag posture and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-06
DRAWBACKS
FOR REPUBLIC

REPUBLIc Wash. Dec. s-Thc
snow j. visible an the mountain.
and even low hills are mantlrd IN
white. The streets AZ Republic arc
as muddy as mud can make them.
In consequence eyefythlna IL prar-
tieally AZ atan1stul. Most COR.
Waiitiss ar" scarce In the market.
but there is no danger 81 actual want
aa Hour and othct mechanics can be
packed la II u becomes necessary.
There are less men employed in the
mines than at any times Tor tho paat
u months. The numerous mines
that arc virtually 4dle would give
employment 70 a large force Of rn.n
II the machinery now on the road
was In place. Il has been on tho
road for weeks. but no estimate can
BE- made as to when II Will arrive
This la a serious matter 10 the mine
owners rs well as 20 the businas,
and laborinE men
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-06

LONDON. Dec. 6.=The Times, IN
second edition today. prints a lis
patch from ladysmith dated Nov. q,
which says 1t Is quite time for re-
lief To come. The Beers have sue
ceedcd In bringing third biz gun
within 5000 yards Of the town. which
r. quite different matter for guns
posted at S0an Yards The enemy
has found the clty's vulnerable
points and It's Smelling IL becoming
dlsaRreoably effective. Ratious have
been reduced. and there IS some sick
ness. but we are CHEEKY from the
news OF Il British victory"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-06

shrleked III you will take the flames
away. I vii cay something ihfh
he fcll back dead while WHINING
In agony. a crowd 81 1000 personH
giaated over and hooted at him
Many women we're present INC
mob was orderly and composed OF
the best citizens Of Mason county.
The crime FOR which Coleman was
iyuched was unusually airociout. He
entlced Mrs iiarhbrook. who hal
given him home and food. into a
woodnhcd. where he struck her down
with club and outraged her and
then dragged her 10 a couch IN the
shed. and while she screamed for
mercy. cut het throat \ few days
after his arrest he confessed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-06
NEW INDIAN CHIEF
IS ACCEPTED

Dec. s.-white Buffalo has concillat-
Dec. White Buffalo has conci.iai-
ed the opposing factions In the Win
nebago tribe Of Indians. ana has been
accepted az the chief Of the tribe
20 succeed Black Hawk white Buf
falo IL the only Iriahman who ever
became an Indian chief he 10
resident Of Chicago, where his name
f. Thos Il Klddy Before the death
Of Black Hawk about six months
aso. the venerable chief requested
th.t his friend Roddy be chosen aa
b. ssccesaor. In fact. ne wanted 70
-.-isn his proud position In favor 81
wOsdy. but ROddy refused To accept
the Ulas during Black Hawks life
bsoras.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-06
lmpalcd on an Iron Bar.

DoYLEsTowN. Pa. pec. s-An.
thon1 Dunlap. q Caraersvtlir. EN-.
pioyed by W Classou. a drove~
Nas seriously injurei here this morn.
ing whiis unloading cattle hy jump
inE on eroN bar.
The iron entered his bady about is
inches. tearing BE vital organs in a
terrible manner The physicians
civ" no hope frr his recovery. "a
pectinE psritanitis q set in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-06

NENOMfSEE. Mich. Dec. "a
ohambefmaid In the Stephenson no
tel found a small dynamite bomb
I'm one Of the rooms this morning,
and. not knowing what II was. threw
n into the waste basket IT was dis
covered In the engine room by Geo.
Tausher. the fourteen ycar-old son
Of the engineer. who picked II open
An explosion followed. and the boys
hand was badly lacerated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-06
Report Of vigan Fight.

WAsHiNGTOS T.. e. De-. a.
den CTS rthird e. tar War depart
nrnt today fuil account q the
NIGHT attack az NiEan tNa lays ago
To states that the American iuss
vsa eight killed ali enlisted men.
and that ~ insurgents wefe siain.
lie gives assurance that the place
can nw held Indeuitefy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-06
St. Louis Jobbers' Suit.

San FRANCISCO. Dec. s.--fngor-
nation is now given that the hear
ing Of the suit brought By the ~
Louis iobbers over the transcautin-
entail rates will BE- resumed b fore the
Interstate commerce commission in
Urls city January Is. The proceed
ings will probably occupy 10 days
Rebuttai testimony Will be taken in
Washington. where the arguments
will also be heard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-06
DRIVEN CRAZY
BY A WRECK

NEW YORK. nee d-EnTIns-r
RrArian. ~ha was blamed fur the
wreck at Patarsan. y J.. 10 At his
home 10 Harrison. y J.. In a state
% complete collapse NJ ore ia AZ
lowed 60 see him except the paysi-
can and nurse
The doctor In ATTENDANCE said TO-
lay that he would rot BE- aurufis-
81 " the accident ard the strain
which followed It lett Heardan In
sans
keardan has heen railraadinE FOR
exrr p years AMI claims never be-
fore - have had an accident
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-06

Tho following Falea Of real proper
~ were filed for record today. Nor
ton T. Brewer to James gloeson,
three lots on Twentieth avenue. near
Edca street, for s325O; Ida ]. Weller
to J. W Goodwin aud wife Tot cor. ~
Tcnth avenue and jefferson street,
for $3.50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-06
!, e%~e<~<<~%~e~~s~s

PARIS. Dec G-The Petit
) journal Says today that the
minister 81 fnrelEn affairs has
received proof that the diaord-
ers which resulted In the mur
der Of Fronch naval officers at
kwang Chao, china. recently,
We're fomented hy the British
The paper urges that now Ia the
time FOR France 10 aVenEe Fash
} oda The whole French press Ii
urging war with England.