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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-23
answers RECEIVED IN BERLIN

Berlin. Sept. 22.-The Foreign ONCE announces
that France. Austria and Italy have agreed 10
The German note The Foreign ONCE official
Who made the statement added
The statement that General Yung Lu has
been proposed as one Of the Chinese Peace Com
r.isstoners is untrue Neither Great Britain
Germany would accept him"
While Great Britain and Japan have not yet
formally accepted Germany's proposition, It IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-23
GOLFER's SKULL FRACTURED.

John H Duffy, OF No. as West observation-disclosures
forty seventh-st. wholesale paper dealer, al No
66 Duane-st.. accidentally struck on the head
with golf stick at Van Cortlandt Park links yes
terday afternoon by Albert s Helm. Of No. %
West seventieth-st. he was taken 10 Fordham
Hospital by Or. MuIhollAnd. where IL found
that he had sustained a fracture % the skull
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-23
CALLED ANDREW JACKSON \ KING.
CARICATURE WHICH SHOWS THAT M
PERIALIsM IS NOT A NEW CRY

Joseph H Maney at the Republican National
headquarters yesterday exhibited copies OF what
he said was a facsimile reproduction Of a famous
caricarure that was used against President An
drew Jackson IN the campaign OF 1892 when Jack
son was seeking reelection. The picture represents
President Jackson in the robes OF a king with a
crown on his head and a sCeptre in his hand
trampIing on the Constitution Of the United States
Under the picture is printed King Andrew the
First" and below he is declared 20 be:
a king who would destroy our currency. and
substitute Old Rags. payable by knows who
and one knows where instead OF good Silver
Dollars.
A king born 70 command, as he has shown him
self by appointing men 70 Office contrary to the
viii Of the people
A king who While he was feeding his favourites
out OF the public money. denied pitLance 10 the
Old Soldiers who fought and bled for indie
pendence-
Mr.. Manley said the old caricature had been re-
produced TO show that the cry Of Imperialism was
not new IN Presidential campaigns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-23
DINNER IN HONOR OF M4RKSHES.

The officers Of the 18th Regiment, Of which Colonel
caorea P Over IS the comma ndng officer. gave
dinner IN the Union Square Hotel last night for the
members OF the rifle team OF the regiment, in rec
ignition OF their work in capturing the state trophy
al Creedrnoor TWO weeks ago The trophy had been
in the possession OF the TIN Regiment FOR time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-23
TOPEKA TO Cruise WITT APPRENTICES.

SHE Will SPEND THE WINTER N THE MEDITER-
RANEAN AND VISIT WEST INDIES.
The United States cruiser Topeka. Commander
F. H DeIauo anchored on TompkinsvilIe yester-
day. She came from the Charleston Navy Yard
where she has been fitting out for q long winter
cruise as a training ship. She viii take a bat
talon OF Iandsmen and proceed TO Lisbon and the
Mediterranean. From this port she will 90 70
Hampton Roads She will arrive at Lisbon October
10 December 81 Will bring her out OF the Medlter-
raneau 10 FuuChal Azores, and January 20 she viii
reach Barbados West Indies She IS due az Hamp-
ron Roads again April :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-23

Cold taken il me Fall Of the year Is d dan
ze-ous Cold: II may hang on" all Winter long
YET II z an easy Cold 70 get rid Of before the bad
1eatner sets IN and the Cold settles into Grip
Dr. Humphreys Famous Specific. IL re-
stores The checked circulation. Indicated by q
-al or shive- The hrst sign o. taking Cold.
-rarrs the blood col-s.Hg through the veins and
-=aks up~ me cold
seTeary-seven~ consists Of . small vial OF
pleasant pellets ats tee r-e- rsc11t
Al druggists -
Doctor book mailed free
E-1-PHreyz Homeopathic Medicine CO. COR William
John stz-. Kew York
% Rue Etienne-HarceI. b, Paris
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-23

JOHN T. RYAN NAMED FOR ASSEMBLY
Northport, Long Island. Sept. The Democrats
OF the I'D Assembly District held their convention
here this afternoon. John T. Ryan who recently
made trouble with the side Path Commissioners
was nominated unanimously Efforts had been
made 10 name other candidates. but nOns would
accept. II vas said
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-23
Peking. September 10


Joint Anglo-Amertcan expedition OF hr-
teen hundred men and four guns, about half
tsrltlsh, proceeded 10 Lin-Ko-Chao September
10 ana thence, by night march, got in the
rear OF the Boxers headquarters at Pei-Ta-Chu
me Wen known eight temples twelve miles west
or PeIdng. The Boxers were completely sur
I'll.
N the evening squadron Of the 1st Bengal
41ancers went on TO Sau-Kar-Teu and DESTROYED
the new arsenal there. September Is the Anleri-
cans and the bulk Of the British returned to
Lhelr quarters. Two hundred remain at Pei
Ia-Chu, with Macdonald, for few days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-23
BANK ACCEPTS GOVERNMENT OFFER.

Rio Jauerio. Sept 1.-THE Bank OF Rio
Janelro, IL is announced will accept the project OF
the Government 10 take over the management OF
institution and assume responsibility for the
payment ot deposItors 81 issue OF per cent
bonds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-23
REVIEWED BY Won wALDERsEE.
FIVE THOUSAND FOREIGN TROOPS PA
RADE AT SHANGHAI

Shanghai, Sept 22-Field Marshal Count Won
Waldersee, Conmauder-in-Chief Of the Allied
Forces, reviewed five thousand Of the foreign
troops to-day. The Bengal Laucers furnished q
field ularshaIs escort. The troops marched past
in the following order: Germans French Vol
unreers composed Of Americans, British, French
japanese and Germans Bengal Lancers and
other Indian troops.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-23

PROCLAMATION BY II HUNG CHANG.
PEOPLE AND SOLDIERS CALLED UPON TO
ExTERMINATE THE BOXERS.
Taku Sept 19.-Li Hung Chang has caused
q proclamation 70 be posted in the principal
cities Of the Pe-Chi-Li Province calling upon
the people and soldiers to exterminate all the
Boxers All the Taotais Magistrates and Pre-
fects deserving their posts Will be replaced by
others. The military officials are directed 10
count the troops and report TO Ii Hung chang.
who the proclamation says. VIII arrange all
matters with foreign nations.
Leading British residents in Tien-Tsin have
+elegraphed 10 the Premiers in Australasia and
other Eastern colonies urging them TO aid in OBJ
tanning strong Government action TO safeguard
their interests
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-23

very high compliment 70 the genius OF any man 20
say that he, private citizen. Is Die 10 induce
hundred thousand men 10 quit work without the
existence OF any other good or sufficient reason
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-23
COAL STRIKE TO BRYANs CREDIT.
DR. GIRDNER SAYS THE CHARGE OF IN
prCTNG IT IS REALLY a COMPLIMENT.

DR. GIRDNER SAYS THE CHARGE OF IN
DUCn;G IT IS REALLY \ COMPLIMENT.
Dr. John H Girdner. often called the original
Bryan man in this city was the principal speaker
Yesterday noon ar the Commercial Travellers and
Hotel Mems Association. IN Broadway. When
Richard Croker four years ago looked askance az
William J Breunings." Webster Davis called
him al Kansas City. Dr. Grdner a valiant
champion OF free silver. the reconstruction OF the
United States Supreme Court and the destruction
Of the gold bugs. and amid evil and good report
he has kept the Bryan altar fires burning IN this
city Now the genial doctor is beginning 10 get
his paw He was allowed 10 speak yesterday be-
fore the druumers whose fathers and grand
fathers were Democrats before them. and who
can't get out OF the habit Of voting for the good
old times" Of 1894 and 1885 when several thousand
people Of this city had their first introduction 10
free soup houses
After using a number OF Mr.. Bryan's stock ar
guueuts" against trusts. Mr.. Grdner said:
II Is my opinion that the Interstate Commerce
IA " should be amended, so that where A state In
licenses corporation 70 crush competition close
factories. deprive men OF employment, depress the
price OF raw material and arbitrarily raise the price
Of any OF the necessaries OF life that corporation
should be made 10 COut1ne its depredatious 10 the
State and the people who legalize lis acts
Nearing conclusion the speaker said.
The Democratic party is often charged With
arousing class hatred and Mr.. Bryan mas been &C
cused OF being the direct nstgRtor OF the strike In
the coal mines When the opposition charges him
with this they com piiment him more highly than
they IN the habit OF doing, for It is certainly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-23
EXPEDITION TO PE1-TA-CHU.
BOXERS TAKEN BY SURPRISE AS A RESULT
OE NIGHT MARCH

London. Sept 22.-The Secretary OF State for
India has received the following dispatch from
General Gaselee. the commander Of the British
troops at Picking:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-23
CAPTAIN MCALr.A CONGRATULATE

Washington, Sept. 22-secretary Long has sent
the following congratulatory letter TO Captain
Bowman H. McCaIla, who, in the first expedition
toward Picking performed such valuable service as
10 elicit high commeudation from Admiral Seymour
and the other English officers who participated:
September % 1900.
sir: It gives the Department great pleasure TO
express TO you its conmenda ton Of your conduct
curing the recent operations IN China IN which
you TOOK such prominent part 1t IS always
source OF qualification 70 the Department 70 re-
- such compensatory reports concerning its
oIncers as have been made concerning you. The
- y. ld-e el4 yuersy which you nave again
SHOWN are an added title 10 the esteem IN which
Lhe Department holds you. and II gladly adds to
your record this expression of its further appreca-
uon or your good service Yours very respectfully
JOHN D. LONG Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-23
AN ANSWER TO THE POWERS
Continued from first page.

Ger the assurance OF my most distinguished -
-=-a--o1'- STERNBURG
II
Acting Secretary Hi to the Ir7nerts1 c.-
-harze d'Anaires)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-23

RUSSIANS HEADED sTORAIING PARTY.
s. Petersburg. Sept 22-vlce-Adnairal Alex
le-'s report q the capture q the Pei-Tang forts
ssvg that gixrv Russians headed the srorming
parry The Total loss was thirty wounded
There were NJ casualties among the members
r. --e landing force.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-23

3Lz-o-z-6u1a handed 70 M Adee by the Rus
s-z- Charge 6'AEat-es. Nr. De Wollanr. Sep
~ Z 100 1n-45 z Y.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-23
FLORIDA.
A Superior Through Sleeping Car
Line Between st. Louis
and jacksonville.

Commencing December estl. the Louis
Through Sleeping Car Route q florida
Through Sleeping cars s-ra1seG 20 leave
ST Louis SIS ,. N. daily. passing Louis
Vile q. n, Lexington lu.ss5 4. n reach
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d n md jacksonville SEQ q. t. Second
fnoruiESl. S.sp-overs allowed Thss
route IS through large cities and interest,"
Ing country z15. while -ew ta~our-
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This line Slso afordS passengers for
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This IS also the best lI1e 20 points r.
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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-06-27
The Worst Kind OF LIQUOR License.

II we are not mistaken, Colonel Hoyt has
been quoted as being once in favor of "high
license " as against "Iow license"
This editor claims the right to have an
opinion on " high license" AS far as our In.
formation goes, we are led to believe that bar.
keepers in every town are in favor OF "higb
license" and II Colonel Hoyt is really In
favor Of "high license" under any circum.
stances, he would please the saloon men.
"High license" II high enough, makes the
sale OF liquor monopoly In favor of the more
wealthy class. They would be able to buy
the license, while poor man, just as good and
jussas honorable. would be compelled to go
out Of business
Under the old plan OF license we presume
there was4not town in which there was
not saloon man who would have been
glad to pay the entire license for the ex.
elusive privilege Of selling liquor,
"iIgh license "!&beId give to the rich man
a monopoly, ana, when competition was Gu,
OH, he might charge high price, or fhe felt
disposed, he could adulterate his liquor.
VI all the forms Of selling liquor the high
license" would be most acceptable TO the
rich saloon men and most Objectionable To
Che men who may be solicitious for The
sobriety and welfare OF the people. y
III Colonel Hoyt ever once expressed HIM.
self In fovor OF "highilicense under any cir.
oumstances, we know he did 80 without Civ.
Ing the matter proper thought We could
never believe that he for an instant would
align himself with the worst possible form OF
license.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-06-27
War in China.

Inc missionaries and other foreigners In
China are about to bring the world into war.
The "Friars" In the Philippine Islands seem
successful In bringing trouble both to the in
habitants and 10 the constituted authorities
OF that part of this country.
Foreigners In China who make tbemse,ves
obnoxious might just as we'll get their tickets
ofleaVe Coming home might be better than
Waglng war to protect the enforced presence
OF foreigners who are not wanted in China.
ihe United States forbids the importation
o1Chlnese citizens into this country, Then
let China make 1t unlawful for Americans 10
put foot on Chinese soil.
IL each nation would shinny on Its own side
there is no reason why the world should 90 tn
war with nation that Ia being intruded upon
by unwelcome guests.
lf1hls were done the Chinese wouId bave
less grounds for charging us with bvnocr,cv
They may not understand how the sopI NJ :.
Chinaman may be good enough to 90 TO
heaven. direct from China, by our route, while
bis living body and imperishaple soul are
unfit to enter the domains Of this country.
and who are unworthy Of the protection of
our nag. We think 1t better that China
should expel by law all foreigners from their
land, even as we expel Cinnamon from this
country, than to 60 to war. But II there is
to be war we want America to be there. We
want our share OF the spoils, II the empire is
to be divided. TO secure a just and equitable
division. this country should send her ships
and her soldiers to convenient places, to be
ready for the fray. AS it Is a slow business
conquering Indians, 1t might be we'll to spare
some troops and some ships from the Philip
pines and when the Chinese war is ended, we
can attend to the rebellious Filippinos at our
leisure.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-06-27
The War on Gov. McSweeney.

The Governor on this compaign has been a
little patient with gubernatorial candidates
who have been making charges and insinua'
tions against him. Last Saturday he thought
lorbearance had ceased to be virtue. and he
in the most emphatic manner denounced "as
q liar" any man who made charges that the
Governor had been drinking blind tiger IL
quor in Treoger's place of business on Sunday
night.
We regard the assailing OF competitors as
not up to the highest standards, and we are
glad that the Governor has been little slow
to anger, but we are still more pleased that be
has denounced any man who made the
charges which Patterson was reiterating ev
cry day.
Governor McSweeney has made, as far as
we have seen, an honorable campaign and
has not in single instance stopped to any
dirty practices in making either insinuationt
or direct charges against anybody. He has
run on his merit, and the good way in which
he has been received by the people may
have been a little e1asplrating to some OF his
mpetitors, but they should not forget the
proprieties, and the people shonld not forget
those candidates who give evidence OF Ill
breeding.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-06-27
Kerr'A Locals.

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Satisfied customers are daily advertising
the merits OF the Dexter mattress for US. Our
sales on them are way beyond our expecta-
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Now is the time to get your mosquito nets.
We have them and prices are right
What about lawn swing? Only few LEFT.
Prices will advance as soon as this lot is sold.
A full stock Of lounges, rockers, sideboarda,
tables hall racks, rugs and and pictures al
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What about q revolving book case and die.
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and at such little money.
How about toilet set? We have them in
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set for only 2.75.
Iron beds In colors, pink, blue and white.
The best that are made and prices no higher
than the cheaper Ones
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What about 9 hammock for the summer?
See our line. Nothing equals 1t in price or
quality ia. ~ -.
See our line OF jardienes, toilet sets and pic
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