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The sun., 1900-12-31
STATE DEPARTMENT nor INYORhED
But II Has Been a Foregone Conclusion That
China Would Accept Terms.

WAsHINGroN. Dec. 3l.-The State De-
partment has not received any confirmation
of the announcement from Pekin that the
Chinese Emperor has agreed 20 the demands
Of the Powers. but no doubt is felt hero that
the news is correct. II has been generally
understood by the Powers that China would
agree to any conditions. no matter how
severe. with which She felt capable Of COM
plying. As none of the conditions imposed
+ impossible for the Chinese authorities
To- fulll IL has been a foregone conclusion
that they would be agreed to
This Government expected however. that
some attempt 10 secure notifications would
be made by the Emperor and there was no
surprise felt here, therefore. over the news
report from Pckin that the Emperor had
sought 10 bring about some changes in the
conditions Of the Powers, notably those about
the ra7ine uf the forts between Pekn and
the sea and the maintenance Of permanent
legation guards a. rekn II was believed
here that Rwaug-su had sod the reservations
made by the United States tn these terms
~ an entering wedge to bring about modi-
nCaton- With his acceptance of the con-
dtion-,the next step Is III" beginning of formal
negotiations for pence between Prince Ching
ard Ii Hung Chang, on the one hand. and
the Ministers Of the Powers in Pekin on the
other
The sun., 1900-12-31
Abraham Ephraim Elmer Of Vtica Is = tiIi Spr,
Likes Tobacco.

UTICA. Dec. so-Abraham Ephriam Elmer
OF ~ Henry street on Tuesday will have lived
in thrc" GsV1. IA Mr.. Elmer today 10 in
ddESaT. II $S s9H is as naariJy az iiHyb ybi,ns time
I'MS7' Ia IoiisMh,,d can Walk ABOUT
cAsmyGToS FORECAST FOR ate user of to-
To-MoRRow. ,
For sarrn Ns York. rain snov 70 hcraai,, niI'er
moron. colder. ,d'r IN soLrh and prOoabp
nort. portion; fresh usa uind.,
For the District Of Columbia, Delaware, Ma
eastern PennSyyania. New jersey, rain or Tvs
" day; tomorrow. colder and fair; variable wfeen-
becoming northwest 10 night. 'ay
For New England rain snow to day 10 morrow. 4
colder and generally fair eScep, prohshly snow IN
extreme north partitions: fresh ives, wirds.
For western New York, and colder 10 day.
cold wave 10 night tomorrow, fair and cold. e1.
S,pa snow nuries near the Lakes.
The sun., 1900-12-31
FATAL INITIATION PRANkS.
Widow Of a Man who Died OF His Injuries Gets
$1,000 Damages

CARBoNpALF. III. Dec. 3O.-R. q. Deason.
a saloonkecper. living at Desoto. small
mining town six miles north OF this city,
died several months ago Of injuries received
while being initiated into the knights OF
the Royal Arch. This order Is composed
exclusively OF liquor dealers and has grown
to large proportions In the ceremonies
OF initiation a paddle was used. having on
one side blank cartridge The user OF the
paddle accidentally turned the side with
the cartridge attached and the wad was
imbeddcd In Deason's thigh. Two days after
the ceremony Deason died OF blood poison
Ing.
Mrs. Deason brought suit to recover damages.
alleging oarlessness on the part Of those
who participated In the Initiation. The
case was recently decided in favor OF the
widow. The jury gave her $4,000.
The sun., 1900-12-31
ACCUSES THE GERMANS IN CHINA.
English Correspondent SAYS They Killed Inne-
cent as Well as Guilty Chinese.
.spe,idi CaGs Despatch 10 THE {

SHff1l Cg@s Despdfeh 10 THE SUN.
LONDON. Dec Sl.--The Pekin correspond-
ent of the Times sends a long despatch In
dicating that the Germans are pillagng and
killing innocent and guilty Chinese indis-
criminately He declares that they are
generally harrylng the country. and creating
instead of repressins disorder.
He cites instances that were recently tans-
mitted by the correspondent OF TIE Sun.
and adds that while the German Emperor 70
processing anxiety for the court to return to
Pekin the Germans are preparing to despatch
an expedition TO Singanfu in tho spring.
which will have the certain effect OF driving
the court into Kashgaria. While he 10 pro-
Tossing an academic desire 10 maintain the
integrity Of China and to support the central
authority the Germans by their action in
Chill are provoking sympathetic unrest In
the Ysngtse valley. which might neoessitate
military action there as In Chill.
The correspondent complains much that
the obloquy incurred by the Germans BY
their wilful harshness is injurtng the repu-
ta,ion Of the British, who are every where
advertised ms being subordinate TO Field
Marshal Count Won Waldersee. although
no British officer IL admitted TO his councils.
The correspondent suggest that the Brit
ish forces be separated from Count Won Wald-
ersee's command
The sun., 1900-12-31
CHINA ACCEPTS THE TERMS.
ENJOYS NOTIFY THE MINISTERS THAT
DEMANDS ARE GRANTED.
win Sign the Preliminary Note Of the Powers
M soon as joint Meeting Can BE Arranged
The Demands Were Not Omoiaiiy Pre-
sented UntiI Dec. "a what China Grants.
.Spfcid! CGhs Despatch 10 THE SUN.
From a StaN CORES pondent


From Stan Correspondent
PEKIS. Dec 80 Ii Hung Chang and Prince
Ching. the Chinese Peace Commissioners.
to-day notified Senior De Cologan. tho Span
ish Minister and dean Of the Diplomatic
Corps. that the Government had agreed
to tho demands OF the Powers az set forth
in the preliminary note. They asked that
a meeting of the foreign representatives be
Immediately convened and said that they
would sign the note in their character OF
representatives of the Throne.
SHANGHAI. Dec. s0.-Chiness papers here
announce that the throne has accepted the
demands of the Poeers contained In the pre-
liminary note presen ted a few days ago to
the Chinese ENJOYS.
1t Is stated that the Emperor has ordered
that Yu Hsien. formerly Governor ofsshansi
who personally took part In the murder OF
missionaries. shall be Immediately behsadsd
1t is reported that ninety carts have been
sent to Taiyuen TO meet the court returning
to Pekln from Singan-Fu.
PARIS. Dec so.-A despatch received here
from Pekln states that The acceptance Of the
p'oNh"na' ho'e Vi 'ne rosp oon.".ueo
In an edict issued By the Emperor. whioh Ii
Hung Chang has communi Dated TO the MIN
i.,sr. Ths hs.dic,ou,hortv.. Az. ch,n... Co,,-
,ei, '','r ne ee'.e'au,noi'.e' .ne " Cninese .om-
missioners to negotiate on the basis OF tho
note, and asks for a suspension Of hostilitlea
Tho ,o,,,,.I..,,,, -, ~. a.. u-I
i"o COMMISSIONS say 'udt the emperor mas
declared his wish to hasten the negotiations
and the signature OF a treaty Of peaoe He
d..,ros - sa,,,n e. p.,,,, 49, 90.
uee"es 10 return 70 reAih py tine sho Oh Feo-
ruary.
Briefly, tho terms Of the Powers which
,ba Cbin.o. an,,y. arnonro. -n, r." ~.
'he |hiHe'e enSo's ahnounos WI % 40
cepted. are The despatch 20 Berlin OF q
mission headed BY an Imper1ai primo. "a
a,nra.s ,ha CS,n. rn,,.,ns.. 80. S -. ~. W
express tho Cninese hmpsroIe fssres Tor the
murder OF the German Minister and tho
erection ON the spot of aasass,natdon In pehin
=, ,,,ao,,or.,,,. ,,s,n..,., a.
oomineihorauVe monumeh': tne -.
verest punishment for the parsons designated
in the Imperial decree Of Sapt Is and others
-, - r--
"hom the fo"efs may hamet the suspsn-
sion for five years Of examinations In cities
where foreigners haya been maasaorad or
,,au,, ,,...a, s-..., ...~ a..
cr"eiy Hea'ou' hohoIooie TepaIsuon 10 the
The sun., 1900-12-31
HAS HESS GOT A PROMISE?
n,rOR VAN WICK EXPECTED TO let
MN HOLD OVER.
Didn't lie Vote with the Democrats on New
Captains? Judge Cohen Sees Plsu About
the Two Police Bills One Headed Com
mission and bipartisan Election Board

the Two Police Bills One Headed Com
mission and bipartisan Election Board.
Politicians are asking whether or not Mayor
Van Wyck will reappoint Police Commits
sloner Jacob Hess tomorrow when Mr..
Hess's term expires A great deal OF feel
ng has arisen over the recent appointment
Of sixteen new police captains. The Republl-
can Commissioners. Mr. Hess and Mr.. Abell.
got" only one police captain apiece and
Mr.. Abell's friends said yesterday that this
situation was brought about by the attitude
Of Mr.. Hess. They declare that Mr. Abel
appealed TO Mr. Hess TO stand by him 50
that by preserving a solid front the two
Republican Commissioners could get very
many more than two captains "or know
the reason why" But no, Mr.. Abells friends
continued. MIR Hess would not stand by
Mr.. Abell on the ground that he had TO act
with the Democratic Commissioners Mr..
York and Mr.. Sexton because Mr.. York
and Mr. Sexton have promised that | shall
be reappointed by Mayor Van Wyck."
Il was declared last night that pending
the police legislation at Albany the Repubi-
can organization of New York county will
not recommend to Mayor Van Wyck the
appointment of q commissioner to succeed
Mr. Hess and that Mayor Van Wyck will
ing or removing Mr.. Hess, but that llr Hess
will be permitted 70 hold over In other
words according TO a slang phrase of the
day. there will be nothing doing But
In the estimation of politicians. when there
Is nothing doing, somebody Is being done.
Last evening senator Platt and eG-Supreme
Court Justice William n. Cohen conferred
as to the police bills to be introduced at
Albany. MIR Cohen has been busy for nearly
a month drafting police bills. Senator Platt
said last night that he believed only two bills
would be introduced, one for q sinRle-hesded
police commission for New York city and tho
other for "A bipartisan board of elections
for New York city II may be some time
before these bills can be- passed, and after
that Mayor Van Wyck, according to the
constitution Of 1894 has flfteen DAYS In which
to pass upon thom. Should these bills be
passed at Albany and rejected hy the Mayor,
the Republicans have sufficient majority
in the Legislature to repass them over tho
Mayors veto, The Republicans have fifteen
ma iority In the Senate and sixty majority
Senator Patt, Chairman Dunn Of the
Republican State Committee and senator
Ellsworth, who is again TO be President pro
tenn. of the Senate. had a final conference
at the Fifth Avenue Hotel yesterday con-
cerning the make up of the Senate COM
mittees. The finishing touches were put on
and TODAY Chairman Dunn is TO take tho
list TO Albany. 1t will he submitted 70
caucus of the Senators to be held on Tuesday
evening.
The sun., 1900-12-31
GEN. C0ivILLE DEFIEs WAR OFFICE.
wont Resign. and Demands Full Inquiry OF HIS
south African Record.


LoNpoY, Dec 81 MAJ Sir Henry
Colvillc, who has been called upon TO resign
by the War Ofice. owing. It IL presumed. to
bis connection with the disaster which be-
fell the Yeomanry near Lindley. South Africa.
last MAY. has sent 20 the press long state
meut which IL practically an appeal to the
public against the War once. He contends
that the War Of!ce has reversed the decision
of the Marquis of Lansdowne. formerly
Secretary ~ State for War. in tho matter.
Gen Colvllle's defence Is energetic and
interesting. He lays tho blame for the Lind
lev disaster on the General Stan. which he
ACCUSES Of bunRing and mismanagement.
He concludes by rehearsins his services in
South Africa. and declares that he does not
intend 20 play the scapegoat for the stan
He courts full and open inquiry. and says
he ia confident that such an inquiry will re-
.ult in his entire Justification.
The sun., 1900-12-31
DIR. WHITE WOUIDNT PAY CABMAN 50.
Took a Police Opinion and Made u o. IS win
Probably Proceed like Mark Twain.

Mark Twain has another di- ciple in the
matter of alb drverS in Dr A. Campbell White
Of s47 Fifth avenu. Dr White had occa-
sion last night To drive from the IIote
Eudicott to the Hotel Netherland and back
again lie made one stop on the way TO
visit patient John Ryan, the cabman
who had the Job H~led for - when he e0t
back 10 the Endicoit. DR.. White declined
TO pay So much and offered 81 80. RYAN
refused II and doctor and Cahman went 10
the West SiSty-eiCh'h street station for a
police opinion.
Srrgt Wade studied the card Of legal
cab charges and then told DR. White that he
owed RYAN o.. IS and that's all Ryan got
Dr White said that Mark Twain had set
an excellent exam pie by prosecuting a cab.
man who charged too much and that he would
probably do likewise by making a complaint
against Ryan.
The sun., 1900-12-31

Finds Ono Of His PArtshi ioners In q 3 aioon and
Sends Him Flying.

PATERSON. ". j.. Dec. so.-The Very Rev.
Dean McNulty made a tour OF the saloons
after mass this morning and found q number
OF them selling liquor. 1t 10 expected that
he will make complaints against some OF
them tomorrow.
In Main street saloon he found one Of his
parishioners. John Gibbon. standing at tho
bar. The priest grew very indignant and
be gan to belabor Gibbon over the head. at
the same time reproaching him for being
in such a place on the Sabbath. Gibbon
was so dumfounded that IL was some time
before he had tho presence OF mind 70 run
away.
The sun., 1900-12-31
WIDOW FOR THE EIGHTH TINE.
Mrs. Boyden's Husband browns Himself Here
Two Of His Predecessors Did the Same.

INDrANAPons. Dec. so O-Georgs Boyden.
farmer living near Newburs. committed
suicide last night by throwing himself in
the cistcrn near his residence He was tho
eighth husband Of Mrs Emily Boyden.
and the third In the list to commit suicide
Two Of the husbands died of natural ca uses,
three committed suicide by drowning and
throo were divorced /. two on their own COM
plants and ono on hers
A peculiar coincidence of tho suicides
IL that each Of the husbands drowned him
self in the sa me CiStern.
The sun., 1900-12-31
A FINED BAKERS SINDAY CRUSADE.
Buys stamp. at Post Once and n Cigar at Drus
store Of Justice who Fined Him.

TRENTON, y J Dec 30 August Inter
nahr. a baker. was nncd 90 by Police jus
tice Jackson last week Tor selling bread on
Sunday as the result of u movement AGAINST
erocers and bakers who have been keep
inc open on the Sabbath To-day Mr. Tn
ternahr bought "A cigar az the drug store
kept by the Police Justice who fined him
Next ho went TO the pot ONCE and bought
three iwo-cent stamps Now he declares
that the Government sets the example for
violating the sunday lav and the authors
ties encourage II lie says he will test tho
old blue law under which he and OF hers have
been fined during the past week
The sun., 1900-12-31
CLEVELAND GOES SOI7H.
with Fighting Rob" Evans and Others Vie Is
After Ducks at Murphys Island.

COLUMBIA. 6. G., Dec. 80. Grover Cevo-
land. Fighting Bob" Evans and other sports
men arrived at Georgetown in a special car
at midnight last nieht. They slept in their
car and this morning went by launch to
Murphy's Island, where for ten days they
will be the guests OF the Murphy's Island Gun
a dinner Of the falnetto Cmb to.morfoW og borrow
night. Mr.. Cleveland f. an honorary mem
Der.
The FIRST real duck Weather of the year
set in this morning with cold northeaster
driving fine rain.
The sun., 1900-12-31
SENATOR PROCTOR CLOSES BIG DEAL
Buys the Famous Carrara Marble Ouarries for
$40 900, 900.

.sTseill Cable Despatch 10 THE Sun.
LONDON. Dec. &c. 1t ia stated that Senator
Proctor of Vermont has bought the famous
Carrara quarrics NJ Italy. thus securing, with
his Vermont holdings. control Of the bulk of
tho worlds output of statuary and building
marble.
IL is stated that an agent named Korta re-
Gently came TO London on behalf Of a number
OF Carrara proprictors TO soil most OF the quar-
ries there. He has been treating with London
Ga pitalists for some time when Senator Proc
for cabled an Qner and sent a representative,
who. upon arriving here closed the deal in a
few hours. The sum paid was about iO.O00.-
OD.
The sun., 1900-12-31
cR0ssy sHA now 0y THE noon.
NO substance In sight to Cast It and "a Revival
u Going On.

GKEENvP, Ill, Dec 30 At Clear Creek.
ten miles north o. this CITY, the peo' 10 are
much excited over IA" appearance of tho
shadow OF Il cross on the church front A
big revival was Ia progress when the shadow
wa, discovered IOr siN mornings LARGE
crowds gathered t. view ia" phenomenon
on the seventh dHy Il ceased 10 appear As
no trees or, So far ~ may I've seen, any other
substancp stands b"tW"rn the church aud
tlr rising sun no one has been able To solve
tho mystery. IL was no doubt shadow
thrown by some mysterious r"0"X Of licht.
blt the supcrstitous insist that 1t has a mean
ing aud that something Is going % happen
The sun., 1900-12-31
REFUSE TO RECOUNT THE VOTE.
County Clerk and Commissioners in JAN Now
for Contempt Of Court.

WICHITA. Kan. Dec so.--C. @. Keply and
H. I. Borinaton. County Commissioners. and
Frank T. Halter. County Clerk. OF Garfield
county, Oklahoma. are in the county Jail on
the order Of Judge John L. McAtee. where
they must remain until they agree to re-
count the vote cast at the last election for
Probate Judge and pay fine Of s4Oo each
for contempt.
was defeated by one vote and on offering
proof that he had really a majority OF one
vote Judge McAtee ordered q recount. The
Commissioners and Clerk say they will rot
In jail before they will comply with Judge
MoAtee's order. They will apply to the
Supreme Court
The sun., 1900-12-31
EL PASOS CARNIVAL QUEEN.
siss q aire Kciiy's Friends Spend ss. 700 70
Secure Her Election.

FL. PAso. Tex. Dec. 20. The contest for
the election of n Queen Of the Carniva al. to
be held hero on Jan. 10, closed at 10 o'clock
tonight with tn" election of Miss Claire
Kelly. Tho contest was lively and $4,000
were spent on the two leaders. Miss Kelly
and Miss rrumbull Two mining men put
up the money and had the banks not been
closed and had not the committee refused
to accept checks more than s2o.OO0 would
have been realized. All the money was in
gold.
The sun., 1900-12-31
SCARCITY or JACK T4RS.
Not Enough Recruits at the Navy Yard Yet TO
Man the Wisconsin.

The officers In charge Of the recruiting
station at the Brooklyn navy yard are ex-
pericncing considerable trouble in furnish
Ing the full draft Of seamen ordered for the
new hattleship Wisconsin 1t was intended
20 raise the full complement Of men in tho
Brooklyn yard. but It begins to look as II
drafts will have to be made on the stations
In other cities in order 10 furnish the full
quota for the big battleship This means
that there will be n still further delay, as IL
is said that the samo conditions exist in the
stat ions in other cities as in Brooklyn
The sun., 1900-12-31
Mute Took Surgeon for Highwayman.

Edward i. frcen. a dear mute. of 23e East
Thirteenth, street. who was knocked down
10y trolley ear on i25th street last night,
didn't know what was up when Dr Levy
9, 9, In" iintlem loslunl n"Snn 20 pun on
ID legs. 1h" mute grabbed his umbrella
and Vh1Ck"d the doctor Ou the head Then
another mute explained hv sign language
that Dr. Levy was not hlghW1ymnn hut
friend in need aud Rre.n submitted 20
being hScd NJ. lie wasn't hurt much
The sun., 1900-12-31
MS SIN WAS VOTING FOR BRYAN.
Revival rcnitent says lie Took Money From
Republicans and Voted the Other way.

INDIANAPoLIs. Dec 80 For several days
q religious revival has been in progress in
the Quaker Church az kcmpton. Howard
county, and there have been large number
OF conversions Al the meeting last night
Charlie. Wallace volunteered to make con-
fcssion Of tho greatest sin that no had ever
committed The congregation was surprised
at the earnestness OF the pcnitent when he
announced his purpose Tie then declared
that b" had voted tor Bryan at the recent
election and asked the prayers of the mem-
bers of th" Oh urCh that b" might be forgiven.
lie also said that h" mad accepted money
for his vote from IA" Republicans and had
then voted contrary 10 hl- promise.
The sun., 1900-12-31
lord DUFPERN WAS OUT.
Resigned Chairmanship Of London and Globe
Corporation Before the Failure.
Special Caas Ds,pAeh 10 THE Sun.

SFFV'us OU'F1 1I''IFF'" TO 7 HE pNN'
LONDON. Dec. s0.-Lord DufYerin, who, ac-
cordinR TO the generally accepted press state
ments. was chairman Of the London and
Globe Finance Corporation. which suspended
payment on Friday. authorizes the statement
that he resigned the chairmanship Of the
Whitaker Wright group Of companies on
receiving news recently that his son had
been dangerously wounded In South Africa
He adds that he and his wife are now pre-
pairing to go to South Africa.
The sun., 1900-12-31
ARRESTED FOR SEDTTION.
Ex. Minister Of Cape Colony In Custody tor
Urging Coionists TO Rebel.
sp,cta CaNs Ds,pdiche, 10 THE Sun

.SpsctH cate Dispatcher 10 THE Sun.
LoNpON, Dec 3i.-A despatch TO tho Tele-
oroph from Cape Town says that warrant
has been issued for the arrest OF eA-Minister
Tewater tor making u seditious speech at
Graaf Renet, In which he inoited his hearers
20 rebellion In connection with the Boer in
vasion Of Cape Colony. This is only the
first of a series Of arrests. II heralds a wide
extension of martial law to tho remaining
districts of the colony.
The sun., 1900-12-31
To Warrington In rive Hours.

From New York. Roval Blu. nve hour tain s. leave
foot 81 Liberty street. li.SOA NJ 100 p 81, and the
'Royal Limited no excess fare-at a.il = NJ
OtAef fast sOiid trains at 500 1900 A. ~, l:Sa
b:nn ZOO +. N. and I2i5 night Leave South
Fouy niinut.S earlier. Best dnAS and cafe car
stn &c IN tie world Ado
The sun., 1900-12-31
GERMAN ExPRKSsS BANkER ~ JAN
Arrested In Connection with the Failure of a
Berlin Mortgage Rank.

Spf'I1 Z oNs IJfsfd''Nts T0 Hf NTN,
BERLIN. Dec 80 Edward Schmitt. the
Norwegian Consul here and owner of the
banking frm Of AShalt a Wagner. was ar
rested on saturday in connection with the
affairs of the Prussian Mortgag" Bank Herr
echmitts firm acted n bankers tor the Ger
man Empress
The sun., 1900-12-31
steam Whsler's Trim rot Fr.,6tahle

SAN fRANCIsco, Dec 20 The steam whalsr
Fearless arrived to-day after eighteen months
in Arctic seas She brought 1000 pounds
iOf whalebone. worth nbou, 5000, which
-ill barely pay expenses She loft here on
Xvii q, 1899. and had an uneven,ful trip
The sun., 1900-12-31
Man of ~ We'd. on a Cemrairn B., y.

STERLING. III, Dac. 3O.-Williar
aged 50. was married TO- dar
Mems. aged 20 II was,'
of the BRIDEGROOM 4" liHe,
liCan and dprinryour Troubles,
Elected o IN NE rsightens your Expenses.
WAS xas naif IN ilosf Manhattan, from $500 |
WV p.xontk.
me year contracts. Monthly payments.
= NEW YORK TELEPHONE co.
IIi West 3sth 81. 10 Dey Strest.
The sun., 1900-12-31
Burnettss Vanilla

caves good taste In the mouth. is pure and hol
scme Don't be cheated with cheap foods de
The sun., 1900-12-31

The Centurys ProEre. 81,
Is exemplnrd In the equipment OF the - e.
Lmi'tA Leaves New YORK daily for
cinnhu and St Louis -Adr
The sun., 1900-12-31

'ee, purity In brewery produss IA sxsmplined
Sni'ne'S India Pale Ne Adr
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-02-22
BRIEF BITS OF NEWS.


General Harrison Gray Otis has been
brevetted major general.
The Minnesota Humane society held
Its annual meeting at st. Paul.
Minnesota express companies are
complying with the new tax law.
Minister Merry reports to the state
departmentthat Costa Rica and Nicara-
qua are on the verge Of war.
Mr.. Henry Duff Trail, editor Of Lit
serature and q well known English news
paper MAJ and author, is dead.
Adynamite explosion occurred in the
Union Pacific gravel pits 80 miles west
OF Cheyenne, Wy, in which two men
were killed and three injured.
It's runlored that enough contracts
for freight at cut rates hare been made
to- keep the roads eastbound from Chi.
cago busy for q month to come.
The Neuste Nachrichten states that q
supplementary vote will be asked I'd
provide funds for cable to Kiaon Chou,
which will be joined to the American
Philippine cable.
The house has adopted the senate res.
olntion authorizing the president to al
point one Woman commissioner to rep.
resent the United States and the ma.
tional society Of the .. a. r., at che
unwilling Of the statue Of Lafayette al
the Paris exposition. II