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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-24
THE STATE UNIVERSITY.
MONTHLY PREACHERS = INTER
EST IN AMATEUR FOOT
BALL.
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tSpeclal to Nirginian-Pilot.)
Chapel Hill. N. c.. Oct. 23.-In the
series of monthly preachers TO the Uni
versity. Rev. T. N. NJ. George. of the
Episcopal Church, of New Bern. N. c.,
Is here for the month of October. Rev.
Mr. George delivered an excellent SER
mon in Gerard Hall Sunday night on
Positive Christianity" listened to by
4 large audience. all of whom went
away instructed and much benefited.
Quite an amount of interest is shown
In amateur football, caused by the So
phomore Class football team defeating
the Horner Military School team with
a score of IL 10 at oxford, n. c. The
game was characterized by fair play
and the absence of brutality. which
unfortunately has appeared in some
games of this and of former seasons.
This new idea of the class football
teams of the University, playing the
State schools and colleges is being met
with approval. and all are looking for
ward to the other games to be played
this season. It's object is to do away
with professionalism" which has had
n tendency to show itself in some of the
college teams.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-24
HALIFAX.
CRIMINAL COURT = PERSONAL.
NOTES or INTEREST.

CRIMINAL COURT = PERSONAL
NOTES or INTEREST.
Especial to -PilotD
Halifax, N. c.. Oct. pa special
term of the Criminal Court will be held
here on the Goth, which will in meas
ure conflict with the Weldon Fair.
Judge Moore has been too unwell for
several months to hold any court, but
is so much improved as to be at work
again. and will preside here next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Graham Bond Of
Edenton. are again with us for a few
months after an absence of about six
months. We are glad to have them
with us again.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. II. Cole. who were
married here on the 10th instant, are
expected home Wednesday from their
trip North.
Mrs. W. II. Blacknall, of Raleigh. is
on a visit here to her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. l.. Ousby
Miss Virgie Nelson has returned
home from n visit to Mrs. e. n. Kicks
at Enfield.
Mir. w. a. Wilcox made flying trip
to Wilson one day last week.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-24

Its unseen current puts life and force
into whatever it touches. Tho constant
steady life extended 10y my new Electric
fails to cure Rheumatism. Backache.
Nidnev Troubles. Early Decay, Night
Losses. Lack OF Nerve Force ana NiSor,
Nervous Debility. Cudevclupment and
Lost Vitality. You may not have faith
III 1t now: but wear ii for 30 days ana
confidence In it as to send it 10 you on
trial ~
receive the most wonderful testimo-
mails dav after day. Rev S. r. Stephens
of Derry Station. Wcstmoreland. Co. Pa.
saws 1t cured him OF terrible disease
that had deprived him of happiness Ills
nerves were in Il bad condition of weak
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-24
KINsTON.
INTIMIDATION ATTEAIPTED-THE
MARSHALS FOR NEW BERN
FAIR.
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X.
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Kinston, N. c., oct. 23.-Mr. ]. G..
Fox and other registrars have received
circulars containing distorted extracts
from Judge Boyd's charge. This is an
attempt at intimidation. The attempt
will not be successful in Lenoir coun-
ty. The registrars will do their duty
and keep negroes not entitled to vote
from qualifying and voting, and in
thus doing their duty the registrars
have the countenance and support of
the best people in the community.
THE NEW BERN FAIR.
Chief Marshal C. D. Bradham, OF
the New Bern Fair has asked the fol-
lowing gentlemen to assist him as
marshals during the fair. November
12-17: kinston, Messrs. w. d. Pollock.
w. a. Bobbitt, Hoge Irvine, G. +. Har-
vey, DIR. II. ID. Harper. Jr., c. Oettin-
ger, Randolph Meade, f. c. Dunn. DR..
Ray Pollock. Hebe Mccoy. G.. Webb, e.
Wooten. Harry Stevenson, d. j..
Walker and w. b. Coleman.
LAGRANGE, Shade Wooten.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-24

fortunate discovery that what has here
tofore heen known as impotency or lost
manhood Is due to paralysis of the
ton of the nerves to contro, the muscles,
the professor has found II '/vaderful pow
err that instantly awakcns the nerves and
thus restores completes muscular.
strength. He says:-The marvellous pow
er eNerted by recent additions and Inn
provements to my electric, belt and APP
free trial. so certain am | that IL will
cure and that the wcarer will gladly nav
trial.
To men who have battered their stom-
achs with drugs 1 want them to excr-
else their judgement and consider that
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-24
WILMINGTON.
LEE KIRBY KILLS HIS BROTHER
IN-LAW.
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Especial to Virginian-Pilot.)
Wilmington. N. c., Oct. 23.-Robert
Lee Kirby. nephew OF DR.. G. L. Kirby,
superintendent of the State Hospital
for the Insane at Clinton, Saturday
night stabbed his brother-in-law, Lee
Murrill, so badly that he died early
Sunday morning. Kirby was wild with
drink and became enraged when Muir
rill advised that they go home. He
whipped out n knife and made q lunge
at Murrill. cutting him severely on
both arms. An artery was severed and
death resulted next day. Kirby is un-
der arrest.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-24
EDENT0N.
THE COMING AND GOING OF PEG
PIE.

tPLE.
Especial to Virginian-Pilot.}
Edenton. N. c.. Oct. 2s.-NIiss Mary
Bell, of Elizabeth City. is spending the
week with her aunt. Mrs. A. t. Bush,
on Queen street.
Rev. Thomas G. Wood, of Bell Cross,
spent last evening here with friends
and relatives. *
Mr.. Joseph Campin. of Hartford, was
in Edenton yesterday on business.
1t is likely that the public school
will open next Monday morning.
Miss Partridge, of Norfolk, and Miss
Smith, OF Avoca, We're at the Bay
View yesterday.
It is again warm and dry. the streets
being quite dusty.
The large plate glass window In the
store of Mr.. NJ III. Dixon that was
broken some time ago by an unknown
party Is being replaced this morning
by Mr.. Theo.. Ralph.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-24

Oxford. who will represent Brown be-
fore the Coroner's jury to-day.
evans was considered q bad man
drinking, drank good deal and had
many trials. both in State and Federal
courts. Brown is a quiet man. lives
In mile and q half OF this place. His
father Is q hard working man and has
the sympathy of our people.
The killing was in Granville county,
SIX miles above Franklinton.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-24
for New York city. for medical treat.

Inent. n 49, n '7|
Mrs. Thomas Gard received a tele-
gram yesterday from Windsor. stating
that her sister was dying. Mrs. Gard
and her husband left on the South
bound train for the sick lady's home.
Mr.. William BURGESS. formerly of this
terday. He will spend few days Wis
ting his parents.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-24
HAMILTON.
THE CROPS-NEWS FROM HOB
GOOD AND SUNMERTON.
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Hamilton. N. c., Oct. 23.-The crops
are much better than had been ex-
pected. The people were never more
prosperous than to-day.
The Rev. Henry Wingate, rector of
st. Martins Church, preached to large
and attentive congregations on Sunday
last. He and the people seem mutually
O1enSeu
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-24

nor RENT.-THE TWO MODERN
j. business buildings corner Water and
Main streets. Elizabeth City. n. c.. now
occupied by Moses Weisel. Possession
given January LIST. 1901. Apply to JACO-
BOSKY BROS, Portsmouth. Va. se1i-lm
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-24
HORGOOD NEWS

There was a great fire at the depot
on Sunday at p. m. The engine, in
passing, set fire to lot of bale cotton.
The loss is right heavy. Our town
seems unfortunate.
SUMMERTON NOTES.
The community is delighted at the
coming of DIR. Ii. II. Hunter, son of the
late DR.. Hunter. Of Gates, to practice
among us. He is a genial. clever man,
Il graduate of the old Medical College
of Richmond. Va. He graduated with
high honors last fall and we know our
people will like him.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-24
A DIsPIITEp WARRANT.

State Auditor Aver on Saturday is
sued the warrant for 1851 to Theophi-
lus White. This is the sum over which
there was SO much dispute, and which
the State Auditor and State Treasurer
said that there must be an order from
the Supreme Court before they would
pay this money. for they considered it
not Il legal affair.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-24

Our stock and prices Will lift load off
titv of Fine Clothing you can get at the
Strike Sale for little money.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-06-02
CLEARING HOUSE REPORTS.

1t is well for the business of h by
and not by political bnncomh As have
system with the present saving
of machinery takes but short
the country then lul clearing.
house reports country
ing well labor
The clearing house for last week show falling of
compared with year follows New Boston,
lG5; Worcester, Springfield 81 Portland Fall
243 Lowell ISL; Knoxville Tenn PSI Springfield. o.
The following cities showed Philadelphia Pittsburg
los; Kansas City New Orleans Omaha Indianapolis
PA Denver St Joe, Sioux City Hastings.
A. The total decrease for the whole United States
Outside New York the per reports give
country compared with
one year
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-06-02

lr is said that SoOO,OpO, 800 a
year Is paid 10 foreign ships for
carrying American exports and
imports and that this money would
90 10 American built vessels if the
government would. subsidizc them.
The point is this: American vcs-
sells cannot compete with foreign
ships upon the high seas and. con.
scIucn,ly the government should
make up the difference so ns In
encourage our merchant marine.
When the government starts ont
in bols,cring TIP enterprises thn.
cannot do business in competition
with other concerns where will II
stop. II government Is going To
put money into u merchant marine
let IL do 50 ON lis own account and
not donate il To the Standard OH
company as il has been doing.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-06-02

The war has already cost over
Sloo,Wo. 900, and not n single ben.
ciicial result can bc pointed out.
Mckinlcy's war of conquest fur.
nishcs the most shameful page IN
American history. a canal from
the great lakes To the Hudson
river. large enough To carry the
largest steamers on the lakes, and
another from Chicago To the Mis-
sissippi could he built for the
money that has been squandcrc,l
IN n useless war. journal. Ash
land. Ncb.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-06-02

W. L. HEARST. of New York. is
mctIoncdas n running mate for W.
}. Bryan. Bryan and Hears,
would enlist the Young men of the
country in every walk Of lifc-thc
rich and the poor alike. They arc
both men Of heart and brain. pat
rioiic aud energetic. battling for a
better and grandcr civilization.
such n good men everywhere.
wi,hou, regard 10 party. delight Ia
honor. II the second place on the
pcoplcs's ticket is 10 go east no
better selection could bc made than
William X. Hearst.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-06-02
JOHN G. BELL.

When Judge Bell was nominated
for congress six years ago he was
much more of n democrat than Il
populist. He said let us get To-
gcthcr and make II fight for silver.
Many of the best popullsts in the
district voted against his nomina.
tiOn ut that convention. But his
every uttcranco stamped HIM ms IN
honest man. one who would not
stoop to any subtcrfugc or duplic-
iiy To gain II point. That was
wha, finally gave him the nomina.
tion. l,ut since his election MIR.
Bell has given great deal of study
to economical questions and as u
result is thorough populIst and
can give n reason for the faith that
Is in him.
During his six years in congress
Judge Bell has never abandoned
anything democratic that is worth
contcndlng for. Furthermore
Congressman Bell has been con.
stant at his post. lie has refused
to act rs attorney for corporations
or for any one else where his use
fnlncss to his constituents could bc
impaired. Hence the voters of
Colorado cannot well dispense
with Mr.. Bell in congress so long
as he cares to remain there. His
acquaintanccs and general insight
into congressional proceedings
make him more valuable To his dis.
trictt han any new man can he. The
Second Colorado district should
follow the precedent established in
the east by keeping good man in
congress as long as he cares to
remain there. and not drop him
SIMPLY to make II place for some
ambitious politician less worthy.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-06-02

Is speaking of II candidate to
represent this district IN the lcgis-
laturc 1t Is urged by one of the
Governors appolntccs that Jesse
stephenson Is the proper man. as
he is opposed TO the Hon. Alva
Adams ms Wolcott's successor and
would stand for Chas. $. Thomas
first. last and all the time!
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-06-02

Gov. THOMAS, who helped the
republicans To redeem the state
from Gov. Waitc's misrule is now
followingin the ex.governor's foot.
steps. Tbc.Colorndo Springs Tel.
egrnph sums mp the situation in
this wise:
There WAS no excuse, whatever
for the bolt made by Gov. Thomas
and his nppointees. L, was due
solely 10 the facf he could not cor.
troll the county committee md
because il would not lend itself to
the governors ambitions. The
entire strength behind the boi,
consists Of the governor, the mem.
hers OF the fire mud police bonr,l
and Of other boards whom he has
appointed TO office. He found
himself in the minority upon the
executive committee. but instead
Of taking his medicine in n manly
fashion and abiding hy the will OF
the majority, he attempted to over.
throw the regular organization md
form one IN which he wonld be in
control. There WAS, thcr fore,
absolutely no Legitimate excuse for
the bolt"
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-06-02

In the American flag is run up
On some other nations pole with
ont their consent and against their
will don't hesitate about pulling it
down. II is cowardly patriotism
that Is afraid to do the right. Pull
down the flag and run il up on our
own flag staff.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-06-02

Can anyone give n good and
sufficient reason why Sirn,ton aud
Brown were selected NJ delegates.
nt-larec to represent Colorado in n
national convention? Have they
any special training for 50 impor.
tant on Office? Can il he TINT tho
men who dcnouncc Senator Clark
of Montana nr- selecting Clarks TO
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-06-02

THls year would bc II star year
for the democrats of Colorado if
they but had IL leader who could
see something else but his own per-
sonal selfish ambitions. Selfish
ness in leaders disgusts the rank
and file of the votcrs.-EX.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-06-02

represent this state in national
councils? Can it be that the
great republican party have be.
come Mammon worshippers or the
party of rich men? Dave Moirat
WAS Bryan man four years ngo,
bat the national bank act, passed
in March, seems to have converted
this millionaire to the party of
gigantic trusts and special privi-
lsges.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-06-02

How many populists, and Teller
people and democrats. yes. and
good republicans will rally around
the flag and help defeat WoIcott.
ism. That's fair question. gen.
tlcmcn. This Is n plain business
proposition. on.-Pucblo Press.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-06-02

Ed. WoLCoTT is entitled to some
praise for helping to do up the
rubber trust steal. But his action
IN standing up for the National
bank steal Is to he most severely
condemned both now and hereafter
for all time.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-06-02

The Mckinley republicans will
insist upon nominating candi-
date from this county for repre-.
sentative and many of the fusion.
lists demand that their candidate
come from the county that has
nearly three-fourths Of the votes
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-06-02

The Catholic and Protestant
missionaries are making trouble
in China a secret organization
known rs ''boXcrs" has been
been formed, the purpose of which
Is To cxtcrminatc the converts TO
the Christian faith.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-06-02

" HAT "A pretty mess the demo.
Gratis OF the state are getting into
over the senatorial ambitions.
There are Gov. Thomas and Tom
Maloncy lighting in Denver like
two cats for supremacy in state
machine; there is Ex-Govcrnor
Adams smiling blandly and sug-
gcstlne that hc don't want anything
unless Paddock and the people
want to give it 10 him, while half
dozen lesser lights over the state
are iiNing n chain lock on every
other democrat they can sec in the
interest of themselves. What will
the harvest be! Even in Boulder
county n pretty mess is in the pot.
There is Paddock. knowing that an
open advocacy of Adams would
not bo II success, demanding that
W.isla'ois nc nominated VINO are
for any good democrat" while
Hairy Ca-aday. the prohibition
end ut the Boulder county machine.
demands that each candidate lr
pledged for n l.. ). senatorial can.
didatc before he i, nominated. and
that each aud all bc democrats. II
Is all laughablc and the most com.
ical feature Of il is that the demo
cra,s of the county look nj both Of
these ambitions gentlemen rs fairly
good Jokes and are preparing To
support Tom Patterson as n com.
mon peoples friend Boulder
Representative.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-06-02

HE monument erected at Fair
mount to the memory of Myron W.
Reed was unveiled Memorial day
by the Denver Trades Assembly
and the Building Trades Council.
Addresses were delivered by j. ID.
Faulkner, j. d Evans, Rabbi
Friedman and Father O'Ryan. on
the character OF the late Myron
Reed. Miss Julia Caldwell sang
MIR. Reeds f;ivoritc song. MY
Country" and the national airs
were sung by the entire gathering.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-06-02

SENATOR HoAR. ai II children :
day celebration some five years
ago Is reported To have said that
the tree of liberty and self govern.
mcnt sci out by the fathers of the
republic. having spread across the
continent. MS roots would III good
time thrust themselves beneath the
waves and spread 10 the isles of
the sea. The venerable senator
did not. however. advise the school
children Ia foim battalions and
90 10 the distant isles with sword
and cannon in order to plant the
trees of liberty.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-06-02

JOHN Pres
CUMMINGS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-16
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

The police. Thursday. seized 4 large
quantity Of liquor IT the house Of baVi1
aiarshall. i School street, brunswick.
Murdoch & Freeman 90. Of Portland,
bottlcrs. have applied FOR permit to ere L
boiler and engine in Bangor. evidently in
tending Ia move there.
Aaron Cohurn, aged 50. one of the most
respected citizens Of Newport. died.
Wednesday, after several weeks Illness.
lie was a Republican AMI once represent
ed his class towns in The Legislature. IL
was twice married. 4 son. Frank h,
survives him. FCncr3l, l.. VI. saturday.
Internal injuries resulting from Il fan
Of ~ feet. Thursday, caused the death OF
James Ryan, ~ years If age. 4 labor"r.
1T Saco. \ wife ana three children re-
side there. Ryan was walking along n
retaining wall in the Boston n Maine
freight yard when h. fell over The railing.
striking on his head.
corinth has offered ?lH1 reward for III
capture ot John Mcintirc. wanted for the
hrItaI assault nn ne aged Mrs Elliot
ana Mrs. katha1, NoV. III. Ills compan-
ions wer. in court 4, hanger. Thursday.
Kelley pleaded guilty to EelEg drunk and
was given - days. Curry and Flynn
pleaded not guilty and the case was con
tinucd till today. Mrs. Elliot and Mrs.
kaJhan were 4" worse. In trsday The"
is no trace Ot Mcintirc.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-16

More than % metcors were Melted
during Wednesday night at tn food
Sell observatory AT Mortified, Conn
During the early morning hours num-
Der Of lconideS we're observed, t"gcthcr
with q considerable shower from thr
constellation Gcmini. these Lass beng
unexpected. Prof. Wilson made sc'
oral exposures with the camera a'-
tached Ia the S-inch Clark telescope TIT
the purpose Of obtaining trails OF the
leoridcs. There were tvc distinct
groups Of showers. The last vas ihe
hest. prevailing until the stars faFr"
before the dawn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-16

owing to Il large increase in bust
ness Amesbury * Wakefield have
been forced To lease the rooms for
merly occupied BY Wadsvorth Eros.
for Storag" rooms. Their SalesToomS
will continue 10 BE- where they are
now. bGt having these extra rooms for
storing their surplus stock. VIII ena-
bic them to show goods at their sales
rooms 10 much better advantage. such
commendablo enterprise is what Gar
diner citizens will arrrcciat" anu en-
courage
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-16
POLO. TONIGHT.

This evening. the Portland team and
that Of this city will again cross sticks
in the Coliseum. Portland is q strong
team and has greatly improved since
her last game here and some good
sport will result. The mana cement
feels very sorry about the poor enter
tainmcnt given the audience. Wedncs-
day evening, but they knew of no way
by which they could have avoided it.
They stand willing to do whatever is
right for those who attended that game
on application. The league game will
start ut $50 o'clock. preceded by an
amateur game. the contestants being
the augustus and Remedies of this
city. This is the second of the league
games of the kennebec Valley League.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-16

In response to the invitations sent
out. Il large number We're present ut
the sock" social at the congregational
Vestry. last evening. given by the MEM
bers of the Christian Fcndeavor. The
money WAS obtained by all present dc
posting in a large sock. twice the num-
Der of pennies as the size of their own
sock. and the amount was large. Games
We're enjoyed and cocoa ana cake We're
served
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-16
CATARrH CANNOT BE CURED.

with local applications. rs they cahno.
reach the seat af the disease. Cata!rh i /"
blood or constitutional disease. ana u u
edies. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken IN
ternally. and acts directly on the piooa
ana mucous surfaces. liars CatafIh
Cure is not 4 quack medicine. ~ - 49,,
nrasrribed b. one OF the best physicians
n this country FOR years, and y a regular guar
prescrirtion. 1t is composed OF me , psf
tonics known. combined with the peS d.
bInod purifiers, acting Direct on the n 1i,,
rnu@ surfaces. The perfect combin3 tiol
OF the two ingredients Is what predurgh'
such wonderful results in curing Cila'' II
SEND Ior testimonials free. ,, n
+. j. CHENEY & Co, Props. Ioleuo' n
Sold ~ druggists. price 7sc.
Halls Family pills are the best
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-16

There are now two eases Of scarlet
fever in III" city and one of diph hcIis;.
All are nearly recovered and the places
now under quarantine viii ut "lCc b.
fum gated. Hy the quick action Of IN"
board Of health. 4 spread Of the dis
eases was checked, for there have been
no new ones reported for the last TWO
weeks
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-16

London. NOV. l6-Dr. Morrison, wirlnS
a. the Times from P,ltn. Tuesday, says
The Tartar general commanding In tn
province Of S2cchuIn has been nomi-
hated governor general OF MancnurIa. IN
Difference To Russia s. Invitation 10 CHM
80 IeSum" the government al that tera-
Tory under Russian protection.
The Chinese peace commissioner
have received a telegram from the En-
press HowaScr dattu N"y. 10. ctnSuriA,s
their lailIrr t. prevent tltr dispatch al
iuT"iSN punitive cNpt ditiGHa into the in
terror. 'rhr Empress bnwagcr continn ;
~ issar DEGREES appointing officials I"
office. Shr il unahl, ~ realize Ter pos
tion 1nd has "yrn appointed htrr.iry
chtnctll"rS ~ conduct examinations IN
tn" provinces.
'''rrustworthy dispatches from n
ChWanI assert that dtsriic their asSur-
nnrcs that they Will unt loot the railway.
Tn, Russians arc transferring material
from tile shan fiui X WAN linz across IN
river III Nil Chwuna u me russian Man
chIridn railway.