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DEATH MAY STOP
CONTEST OF WILL.
Mime. Connoly's Husband. John Fitzgerald
Drops Dead, and Her Relatives
May Now Agree.

lively and high.splr.ted AZ the average
woman OF thirty-hve.
Mr. and Mrs. fitzgerald wsst to Eu
rope for their honeymoon. her patrons
believing that she had gone abroad on 4
While IN Paris Nina, Connolly me, Mrs
William Minnsck. wife Of q Now York
contractor. who was In Europe IN the
employ II Mms. Donovan to copy the
designs Of tho Paris modistes. Nine,
Connolly won her away by an offer II
higher salary and left her to look after
her business In the French capital.
Rich Gswas ssssea.
on Oct, II. 1881. Mrs. Minnick reached
New. York on La BretaSne. Her two big
trunks and a anal steamer trunk were
seized. When searched they were found
70 contain gowns made up In different
the work OF Worth and Felix. Xppfals'
eIs valued the seized goods At 1000
Tho hHery had been adroitly packed
Each garment was squeezed into 4 small
space In the trunk and hidden away be-
tween Mrs. Mnnick's soiled and worn
out wearing apparel An assistant sp-
praiser. Joseph O. Bislin. met Mrs. Min
nick at the dock. II was inferred at the
time that his influence was sought 10
secure the passage Of the trunks. but
an investigation by tho Treasury de-
partment eNonerated him
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Breeding Of beagle packs 10 the latest
fad among local followers OF the chase.
Harry Payne whitney. c. Albertson and
George u. Post have recently mads OK.
tcnsive purchases Of the miniature fox.
hounds.
They win sstablish packs 10 compete
for prizes In the nett annual speed
trtalA These gentlemen are members Of
the National Beagle Club OF America.
Mr.. whitney 10 having erected q largo
kennel on his estate In the wheatley
Hills.
Dsoa fer Beagiss.
Recent activity In the Als and pur-
chass Of beaGiss srows out OF the sale
Of Mr.. James L. Kernochan's ksunsl
He disposed Of HE Hsmpstsad pack. one
OF the sirss kennels OF beasiss In Amen-
ca 10 0eoree wharton, Secretary Of the
National BEAGLE Club. Huntsmen all
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Pollcemanln Pacific Mood
Beaten by Man
and Wife.
HIS BATON THE WEAPON.
Pistol Brought Into Play and
the Bluecoat TrI-
umphed.

This Il ~ way I, happened. ara ehcsgh
he 10 sore IN head and body. Fo'icsmAn
Michael r. ksamsy. OF the East ons
Hundred and Fourth street station, ~
jotcss that he vNs not bninsd with his
own nightstick this morning. and tia,
he winged and landed his BIRD"
!, was q narrow escape nom murder.
Fred I.abowitch. tough character.
came on the island yesterday. AS(er
duly celebrating the event no loaasd up
his wife. and nrly this morning. Il IL
said. found hsr IN bad company. Their
homo Ia q tenement ~ ik3 East Ninety
eighth strssf.
They were auarrslins no.s,ly at THIRD
avenue when Ksarney came up and
tried 10 play pescemaker. lie met the
usual success Of those vino 90 bctwsen
husbands and wives
The woman held his attention while
iabo witch. stealing up behind him.
snatched his nightstick and struck him
. terrible blow on the head II knocked
Kearnsy down and would have crushed
In his skull but for his helmet.
The policeman was struggling 20 his
feet when Labowitch struck again. The
policeman cried out. The hoodium
frightened by the blood which covered
the face OF his victim. started TO nee.
"stopr' yelled the policeman. stop
or RI shoot"
Look out. Trsd." yslisd the wumsn.
Ksasuey nrsd thrss ttmes, and then
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over Long lslAnA ana New Jsgnoy afs
now breedinG up packs through the Dis
posai sale.
The beagle has been sseadilv growing
IN popularity among American breeders.
Being n small animal, the pack can usu-
ally be followed on foot The n, snda RI
adopted ny the American Beagle Club
describes him as . miniature foxhound.
solid and big for his inches. with the
wear and-ttBT look 81 the dDg that can
last IN the chase and follow his quarry
TO the death. He differs from the fox
hound In the shape Of the head and sire.
Mast Mott NJ Too High.
He must not exceed Is inches IN heisht
at the shoulder. His cry IL melodious.
In color. quality and character he II
similar TO the foxhound.
The sale OF Mr.. Kernochan's kennel
does not mean his retirement. The
beaSies he has Just disposed NJ were -
fourteen inches and under. lie viii now
commence the brcs ling OF another pack
from twelve TO thirteen inches In height.
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SHARKEY IS
STILL ALIVE,
Escaped Murderer Is
Hiding in South
Of Europe.

In an out-of-the- corner IN South.
ern Europe William J. Sharkey. IN,
Tweed ring escaped murderer, is said
TO he eking a living as guide.
for many years the police had be-
neved sharkey dead. Recently word
came TO hieh Official that the European,
representative q local corporation
had seen sharkey abroad.
rms man was summoned 70 Police
Headquarters. When told tina, curiosity
solely prompted the inquiry. he sdmitie ted
having seen and conversed with the
man who thot and killed Robert d.
Dunn.
sharkev was the black sheep Of q
good family. He gamblsd. drank. and
moved In the fasiest set. The sharksy
Guards" which he organized. gave him
political prominence. Failing TO become
an Alderman, he started a fare bank
ana Ies is S Of sEs;r::11.h al, .s employ x
the Buffaio rambling den,
tho return, S, !; RS r. a sas,k'Y Ssn. So,s
shsfEsy's eciitie:i ps .o1s ssas Va, no,
ion Ne Wss t nv r pm !'o sna seavss.
ience Of death whsn escape came
Hn as 'hs az s q b, ;xs,'h S On
Maggie Jordan, who had been a favprite
o. MS. She afterward became the wife
was Mrs. Wesley Allen. WI" "''
They were admitted 10 sharkev's rel,
The murderer. disguised e. a woman
R ins s.S Su, % ID. VT Tome: III,
d: - &! rs ss;t s. . s: e.
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Minister from the Orient
Will Establish Secluded
Place for his Family,
Who Are Now Restrict
ed In City HOUSE.
Forbidden to Mingie In
Society, the aides VIII
Receive Only Their Own
Sex In Harmony with
The Country's Custom.

0D.AA y ~ 1vu1,s wvia.)
WARRINGTON. March 6-Ths Tub
ID Miustss. All Fssrouh Boy. 10 busy
houss hentn0. rhs fac, thai hs nov
has his family wSlA him makes II i'm
possible Eor him 10 continue In The
small oity house which served him for
legation end homo when no kept bach.
aor's han and vas the gay leader Of
he Joyous ~ II the younger diplomatic
His present residence was amply COM
0odious and even furnished accommo-
oa<ions for q Nc Q club OF his friends
b days gone BY. City houssA however.
% not readily afford the exclusive
quarters necessary for . harcm.
All Ferouh viii therefore. AZ soon ~
- can sscurs q lease. probably move
cut In tho direction Of Chevy chsss.
where thers are several rest1enceh
sufficiently isolated 10 permit his vile
end sister 10 enjoy the outdoor air with
cut mourning unsecmly publicity.
lie has several villas under consider
alton. and one OF the Joys OF Spring this
year among fashionable fcmininity Wi
be the ''at homes Of Nine. Esrouh q
ths country Legation Of the Turkish Mn
After Only ladies' viii bo invited 10 call
and visit the wife Of the Turkish Min
lister.
The Turkish Minister y srAty
worried because the pubic will persist
in misunderstanding shs generic terms
Of his ianguAss and country. Nins pso-
Pc ouf Of - conceive . harem to b =
COLLECTION ot womsa. whsa n rs0ltty 4
simply means . fobddsn place. Thsrs
ere harsms IN nosquo - veil - In
1omiolisa slthou0h womsn. Aocordins
- the TurtAaA relig1oa. paay . VET
minor eass u -. oersaoa6O q ths
0seqaA
wa ~ asss vshsnaass sAaa D.
1naaI - NsO ssannsl tAAs 'vsaasa
4aA - a1sa1 n - ohuFvAss." yst Ia
SfsU osoUDs ehesV = Q hnssA - Vaass
Sseh1Adaa = mbsnsvUn.
ne hAsom Of ~ ysgvssA q DeOsnk
ssasls1s q ~ el1sa sessy e ~ La0a-
~. Ne LAUnllaA e0o9s seeuVy ~ /,
~ ~ 0tiss essan1 nsss. asd - Sas.
~ aaA dll1noSsso ~ AsUt. Il viii
'sAoe1nse - - - Ma1Ans IsrUuA.
aeAA1h1asG1,s' T9euh the Annstsrs |
sister. and Madame Hanim. ~ oomean-
ION Of the ladies. are rsther crampsd tor
ouarters-
LADIES' Can't O. OF.
The present legation has . back yard
about a. big ~ an old-fashioned BAN
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MORE FIGHTING IN LUZON
Gen. Basss's Expe11tAsa - ouUsh
err L~ssa oeses l>s9esseaa
0ollsh0gso Late.

Gen. Basss's Expe11sAsa - DuUsh.
sr. L~sss Ceses l>ssosaaaa
0aDsAssss Late.
MANILA. March A-0sn. Baesss q
petition TO sssthssa ISospn, ooeais.in,
OF the Fortssth m Yorsy-Afth Re-.
ments. q total a ~ ~, - eOunoled
Nucva cansgss. PreviAas of 49, Can
Arinss; Dast. Provincs q North Can.
arines. ana the ne4ghbossne smaller
towns. The enemy revisited At ono poin.
and two Ame~icans we're killed. includ.
Ing Lieut.. John y. Gaileher. OF the
Fortic,h Regiment.
On Feb. 70 the expedition arrived a,
San Migual Bay, landed, and IN three
columns Immediately pushed inland
cohverying upon Nueva tacsrss and al.
tempting 10 control tho soemys routes
of retreat :
Al Lihmanan. northwest u Nvssa
Caeefes. the cGemy was concealed, In
the rice helds ana revisited a batto1on
~ tue Fortieth Regiment, which en-
saxed them az close quartssv With bay
onets. Aftef forty minutes Ashting the
enemy fei and Hbmenan wa1 ocU6pied.
enemy. whoss total los IN killed and
wounded "a cstiusata4 q 100
From Lithuanian the expedition mo-
oeeded 20 NuevA caosres. tho gnn6oat
Paragus arriving ten minutes ahead OF
the.troe2s. The town was found prse-
tically Deserted The Americans. daily
:asg ,As maori Il. thai So sas
tains.
The insurgents around Legaspi and
Albay, Province q scssh Camspnss.
are hArrassng the Amsrtoans Nightly.
Foreigners doing bsisiRsos q TeCSSpi
are living on ships IN the hafocr or II
the American basfscks. q
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dana aandk schisg. BsadsA \ y over
looked at close range By the window
Of the surrounding dwsiltnSe. Since
their arrival In Wellington the ladies
sSArofeeo have bssa unable 70 leave the
hAfo0 aoartmoutA
Madame rsefouA has oeeo oslSoefe 20!
Oe0o yearA end one Of the principal
reasons WV All FsrouA obtained per
nasG1ea 81. hee 20 egcoognny Nm 49,
that her .physle1en prteoehee ebooluse
49, Al climate end . - voya0o.
Il 10 SaDoctea dat whom they mevs out
10 the country all this win be changed,
uniG0 the cnrioeity Of thoss who VIII
b proud to 90 about and ~. \ saw
her" ehAll intstefe.
This, however. 10 mot probable, -
WashanGton 10 one Of the most phlss-
matte citiss In the world. After the hrst
furuP eAsfo are very few Who would
mAbo the journey for the saks Of grati-
fytn9 fnQuisitivenesa-
W00en VINO have seen TIE three TURK.
ish ladies say that both the younger are
very handsome. Madame Hanim II a
rather distinguished old lady. All are
inclined 10 plumpneR.
Society here. has been very anrous 10
know whether these mysterious ladies
would be included IN the diplomatic list
issued every month by the State De-
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KILLED a n .
IN REVENGE.
u. S. Soldiers Burned a
Village to Avenge Lieut..
koehler's Death.

MANILA, March l-Lieut. Edgar r.
Roehlsr. Of the Ninth Infantry. was
shot In the abdomen and killed at q
village six miles north OF Tarlac. where
he went IN search Of some hidden rifiss
a Filipino. promising to produce the
rfhes. led him into an ambush away
from his command.
The soldiers In revenge burned the
village and killed twenty-four Of the
enemy.
The transport Sheridan viii sail to-
day with 10 soldiers and couviets and
% insane soldiers.
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FOUND WELL.DRESSED VAlR
Pretty Bahy Ny PsekeA % o.
the steps of - Aabpsse's
Church, Brs0klya.

In . bundle watch he saw lying last
night on the steps Of 81. Ambrose's
Church. - Tompkins avenue. Brook.
lyn. Policeman Dsiahanty. OF the Gstes
avenue station. found 4 two-weeks-old
baby boy. II was wrapped In a shawl
and sleeping. II was nicely dressed and
well fed.
Dsiahanty took che INFANT to the police
station. II vs. handed over TO Mrs.
Ulrich. City Nurse n riatbdsh avenue.
who vii care TOR II pending efforts Of
the police TO hnd IT, mother The ohild
evidently belon0ed 20 wealthy parents.
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RAID n INV TREDBRLOIh,
he Police 0aAs Aspsse, n -.
1sssss u West sixsy.sisA
Street.

Acting Captain Rear and Detective,
pseessg and Saver. u The West sixty
ssehth street statiea. early this morning
ra1as4 two alleged disordsriy houses and
snested four women and t9o men.
G1ty ~ ft ,t ssss' 1850 va . West
,vsSss'fous 49,. scn r nanehe Cohen.
twenty-five Year, Old. Wers arrested
Ihey had tvo nee visitors. Who At the
S$as!Se sou.s ss;e !hsy were. William
; i%R:f,.! .S'e 1., and HSyes.
Thirteenth street.
~ police than west aeroes ne street.
vas raldsd. uIIis Day. t.en X
zee Escr, ,. s,S; e Sad 9cssi; 3s'dsn; twenty:
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Row Over . Long Branrh Card
Game Caased n Murder
searehtug for slayer,

LONG BRANCH. n. j.. March a.
William White. Of North Long Branch.
was murdered early to-day In Laird
street. Limerick The murderer escaped.
Both men were negroes.
White was stabbed In the jusuiar
White and two or three companions
were playing cards and got into a dis.
pute In the scuf'ie some one stabbed
White. Some OF the witnesses have been
arrested.
by Joe King No traes OF him can he
found. The police VI nearby towns have
been notified Of tho murder, and an
effort IL being made to apprehend the
murderer.
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Mrs. George Lautsrbaeh. reported by
On error Of the ceronsrs elbes 10 have
committed suicide Al hss bssnA. n Laurel
avenue. staplstca, last Sunday night. 10
alive and extremely well.
bed through fear Of ubosfgoins an OPP
Grafton for absceks on her law was
neighbor Of Mrs. LAuterbaeh and no
relation.
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vessA Decd cana .. vaisss.

August sehmios, Of IL Alien street.. last
nigh, found the dead body Of . weed ola
male child In . vallss In the rear OF his
home lie turned II over 20 the police
and u was sent 70 the Nofgus.
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Mr. and Ma Joha y. Day. Of Main
avenue. OcSnn Grove. celebrated sheis
golden wedding last night Mr.. Dey,
who IL seventy years old. 10 hale and
hearty and singS every Sunday On tbs
Auditorium choir az Long Branch.
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HORSES SAVED QROn PIRR

oVooe01 poa10 A0o06 4e0Aato
- n 0sesl usxs Dew.
Hrs vas A1sssvsrsl In he Avs-sessy
tenement housA Nh Third avenue. sasiy
th!s mernius. Il sAstsd h ~ bose
nsnt sssupas1 ~ Jacob LOuia siasiss
md painfef.
Great sxcitsunn1 pssvofisl for . few
moments among the tenants and In Q
3Ainss iAv hSta nssk 1noe Danags.
NeM
fvslvs hssso vss sassl sAas nasns.s
~ . are vAiGA stares1 n re voed
~ q Lsimslaar . O.. - ana ~
Assnus 4 al 4 - zAsy were rescued
- &c Ssn,.g sss,a'as b. Charles
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The threatened contest over the estate
left by the late Nine. Connolly may b
aysrted BY tho death Of her husband,
John r. Fitzgerald. last night. He
dropped dead from heart disease In the
Colonial Cafe. "a: Columbus avenue. He
was ifty-iive years old and a lawyer
when Mrs. Mary A. Fitzgerald. better
known a. Nine Connolly. died last No
yember she left fortune Of 10000
hlch she had accumulated at her Aress-
making establishment In Fifth avenue.
| Immediately some relatives poiitioned
Surrogate Fitzgerald 10 appoint q tenn
porary administrator. but the husband
came forward with q will Under II he
had a life interest, and after his death
IL was TO go 10 brothers living in Aus-
tralia and China
Then another will was produced. max
Ing other disposition OF the property.
and the subject was In allegiance when
he died. His death removes the prin-
cipal obstacle to az agreement among
the dead woman's relatives.
Fortune IN Drsss1akisg.
Mime. Connolly was well known TO
fashionable New Yorksrs. Her estab-
lishment ~ III Fifth avenue has been
= landmark. and out Of II she made an
immense fortuna On the dsath Of her
first husband In lsS she established the
business which efterward made her for
tune eix ycars later. when on the
high road 10 fortune. she married Dan.
Jet n. Lyddy. He was a fugitive Fenian.
having escaped from Mount Joy Prison.
In Ireland, where he had been confined
for participation In an uprising aeains,
the Government, In the Prudential
can sssor % ana a :: 0; rssssd:a H s,S
position In the Custom Hsoes. Amer
rabid Dsgnocrai He sssslsd Ia Nsatsrs
Point and sttsmptsd 70 run ~ oSYice.
p Irssai''sS: &. n n: Ssssasaip saps'S
Al this tine he net NmA Cuano,iy
and mArrsed hss aftss . ~ esuNsh1c
s..d Sc vsss.s SSsss.s 4 - :: 3. a. :.
Z .S tts e, 800 RvsGl..6
is:a e s..Iss ~ s. az ~ =.
CURED IN ~. h bPoSk0go 001o -
ysiuaSls psrcsis q eSoSss,y vhicS hey |
claimed were not owned outrtgne 81 |
..ms. connsIly.
1esbesA Ne. q
within q year Nine. connauy ~ IN |
love With John y i1sss.raA . hand.
By appointment OF orevsr Cleveland. |
Collector Of the Port. He ives q leader /
In fr.sh.Amsricaa eircIss 7Ns mar
rage occurred on Fee. In. Oaiy sil
persons outside Of the contracting
preserved woman Of hfty-odd year.. ~
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NO EXTRA CHARGE poR IT.

A1yuls-.sss - ynE woxle al ;. -.
q l!ssl g.. - {. - ~ c.Y {
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Patents


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DGNN0NX
Lining Specialdes,

"sUsS OkCStcS1SSCSs
rs pieces finest grade silk 6nbhed
Pecalines, black and oolors, have Z
very high lustre,
Tomorrow 15c. I'd
Retailed everywhere for CSC. I'd
10 pieces finest quality shr,nk
French Hair Cloth, black and gray,
10 inches wide, value CSC. yard,
Tomorrow I've. ID
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| They ass Nh.
folk, Sailor, ~
Nor and Twp-i
| Garment Kniclk-
erbocker SuitA
| They were
made last season
you wouldn't
know Il, uoegA,
If we didn't u
you. ~
Sizes 4 b i&
and you'n M
the patterns
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100 full size Marseilles anl.a1l1
finished White Bed Spread nags
nifcen. designs, imported 10 ~ -
D.y,
ro-nerev $3.50 ...A
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-20

vlous views have been. The persistent
iumois that lord Kitchener has asked
for heavy roinfoIcements are ominous'
From the beginning of the conflict the
northern Beers have counted on
general rising Of their friends In the
south. j. Is claimed they had promises
TO This effect and that the promises
would have been kept, but for the lack
OF arms and ammunition. Then came
The reverses OF the Boer armies, and the
time for a rising passed by. But lately
al a general conference OF Afrlkanders
in Cape Coloney,rcsolutions were adopt
ed as warlike In language and spirit as
could be formulated under the
threatening guns that were trained on
them from surrounding hills. The sue
cesses OF Dewet and Botha IN recent
engagements may have their effects on
the Cape Colonists, and the sentiments
may be such as 10 invite an INVASION.
while the main forces Of the British
are occupying the important positions
In the northern colonies.
Mr.. Kruger does not speak OF the
plans Of his countrymen, but In a re-
cent address in Amsterdam he em-
phaslzed that his mission to Europe IL
one Of peace. lie came, he said, IN
obedience 10 an order by his govern
ment to endeayor to terminate the war;
and he added that the hope Of his peo-
pie is not in kings and emperors but
I'm the Almighty. I'VE await the day,
ne said, when God Will make known
His win' This Is, at least, an instance
Of sublime faith and resignation hard
ly surpassed by the warriors Of ancient
Israel who went forth inspired by the
thought that all around them were en-
| camped the hosts Of Jehovah. Speaking
/ from a mere human point OF view, Tho
| Beers are already defeated, although
they may continue a desultory struggle
They have lost their country and indie
pendence forever, but it would be un
safe to predict the final outcome, from
the present situation. Faith In God
productive Of suitable activity Is
force to be reckoned with, not less pc
tent because It Is rare and therefore Of
ten overlooked
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-20
NOTES on CHINA,
San FrancIsco Chronicle.

While we may be filed with aston
ishment that there should be 80 much
misapprehension I'm China regarding
the real state OF affairs, the feeling VIII
be abated by consideration OF the fact
that Americans have also been groplng
In the dark and really know very lit
tie about what is being done I'M the
premises. A few weeks ago the opin-
ion was general that We were standing
shoulder to shoulder with Great Britain
for the purpose of carrying out an in
tegrity program; a little later IL was
announced that Great Britain and Ger
many were united on a plan TO push
China 20 the wall and that we were de-
termined to block the game by allyirg
ourselves with Russia and France.
These two nations We're supposed TO be
putting forward the claim that they
were entirely disinterested, and had no
other purpose In view than 10 see that
the Chinese had fair play against the
British and German ogres, who wished
to gobble up China and were anxious TO
pile up big claims against 10 20 pave
the way for the achievement Of that OBJ
ieCt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-20
Los Angeles Express.

1t Is Wen known fact that for years
the western nations have seduously ad-
yised China to change her brand Of
civilization and otherwise get move on
her in the direction of a strenuous lie.
IL seems that the yellow men have been
politely listening all these years and pa
tiently digesting the advice. Perhaps
the most insistent suggestion made to
China has concerned her army. The in
centiye for this may have been In the
vast commercial possibilities which
gun-makers foresaw IN the business Of
furnishing arms for such military force
as a nation of 400,000,0O0 should pos
sess. Then there may have been the
mere Impotence OF the Intellectual
forces Of our civilization to whom the
spectacle of vast bodies OF yellow men
armed with swords and spears was an
irritating anachronism.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-20
Boston Herald.

II the department thought that the
Chinese authorities would let bygones
De hygones Il is not 0t an likely that Il
would consent 90 include In the agree
ment which is proposed that the Chi
uese authorities shall accept such pro-
visions as the permanent destruction OF
the forts az Taku. the prohibition upon
the importation Of arms into China, and
the arrangement for q military force at
pekin, with the control OF the railway
leading from that capital 20 the sea.
The iusistcncc on these conditions GER
tainly implies q belief that I'm the fu-
turc the Chinese government Is not to
be depended upon 90 safeguard internal
tional rights. and that the interested
powers must hold themselves IN a posi-
tlon 90 meet. without too much loss OF
time. the possibilities Of another expert
anco such as that which came upon
them last summer
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-20

Whatever may have been the terms
OF General Chaffees Offensive note
protesting 10 General Waldersee
against the lootlng of the imperial
observatory, It's spirit was that Of ev-
cry right-feellng American. IN protest.
ing against the mourning Of future and
permanent obligations by the provis-
ional government, he acted with a
sodierly sense Of honor that has been
rarely shown In the whole Chinese bust
ness. Tn lnstructing the American rep
resentative IN the provisional govern
ment 20 receive nothing beyond his
army nav. he refuted the taunt Of COM
mercialism so often made against
Americans, qua Americans.