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TO BE DEPORTED.
FitEhRrris and MuI1ct Not Permitted
to Land In America

to Land In America.
The announcement will be made before
tonight or tomorrow morning that Fitz-
harris. otherwise known as Skin the
Goat" and Mullet the parconed Irish con-
victs, Will be deported. The opinion OF the
Solicitor Of the Treasury is in the hands
of Assistant Secretary Taylor to the effect
that according to the law these men
should be depOrted, and it is understood
that the Attorney General whose approval
OF this opinion has been asked. concurred
in Solicitor O'Connells opinion.
Commissioner General POwderly's we'll
Known views on the matter are thus sus-
tanned by the Department OF Justice and
his final decision will be written today
II will be for deportation. and unqual-
flied.
The Irish ''Invincibles'' have made a
hard fight 20 get into this country They
maintained that the crime for which they
were convicted. that of alleged completely
in the murder Of Lord Cavendish and
Under Secretary Burke in Phoenix Park.
May 6. 1852, was a political offence"
Political Offences" according TO the
immigration law OF 1891, are no bar 20 the
admission OF alien convicted persons. mar
doned for such crimes Political ufuenee
has been brought 10 bear upon the Treas
ury Department and Department of JUS
tice. TO no avail in this case, as both de-
partments are thoroughly convinced. ac-
cordlng 70 expressions of various officials
often repeated, that theE men should not
De allowed 20 enter the United States.
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A DESTRUCTIVE RAINsToRM
Maryland Streams Flooded and Field
Crops Damaged.

SABILLASVILLE, Nd, June 60
thunderstorm, with heavy fall of rain and
hail, swept across Harbaugh Valley Mon
day evening, doing considerable damage
to corn and potatoes and to fruit ant grain
crops generally The rain kept up for
several hours. AT Deerfieid the food was
pronounced. The high bridge over TIRE
brook south of the town was covered with
water knee deep. and at the end ap-
breaches the water was waist deSp
through which belated pedestrians had TO
wade en- route to their homes.
MfDDLETOWN, Nd, June 20-A fierce
thunderstorm. accompanied by vivid
flashes of lightning and a heavy downpoul
of rain. visited this section of Frederick
county Monday night between and 9
o'clock One inch of water fell in thirty
five minutes. making a total precipitation
of "A inches in the past eleven days. The
small stream that empties into Catoctin
Creek a short distance west Of Middle
town cverfiowed its banks, flooding the
fields along its course. Charles Biser lost
quantity OF hay which had been cut and
left in the field. A number of cornfelds
were badly damaged. During the storm
lightning struck and shattered a locust
tree near the Reformed Church
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REFUSE OF THE BOXERS.
FOreign Guards XIII One Hundred
Rebels at Tfentsin.

LONDON. Junf 20.-In the House OF
Commons this afternoon Right Hon. Will
liam ST. ]. Brodrick, Under Secretary for
Foreign Affairs, said the Government had
received a message from the British Con-
sui at Tientsin. which probably left there
on June Is and came by way Of Chefoo to
day. 1t reads as follows:
The Boxers yesterday evening did
much damage to the line north of Tientsin
and burned the Catholic Cathedral,
mission chapel. and numbers of Chinese
houses The Chinese troops made no Wis
ible efforts to restrain them. On the
Boxers attacking the settlement, the for
eign guards killed about leo.
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PAINTED AT THE ALTAR
Unconscious Bride Causes Excite
nsent in New Haven Church.

Unconscious Bride Causes Excite
nsent in New Haven Church.
NEW HAVEN, Conn, June 2O-The
bride in the wedding ceremony in St
Francis Church yesterday tainted as he
priest concluded the ritual. She clutched
wildly at her husband and fell backward
into the aisle in a swoon The wed ding
party was thrown into confusion and the
audience of friends feared a fatal stroke
had marred the ceremony
The contracting parties were Miss Nellie
Whalen and Thomas Maroney. During the
ceremony the bride was observed to trem-
bic and to grow pale. Her responses were
given with great effort Just as the ring
service was concluding she tottered and
swconed. Mrs. Maroney was removed to
the vestry, where a physician in the audi
ence attended her. In half an hour she
was able To leave the church with her
husband The wedding trip was postponed
temporarily, however. Physicians say the
fainting spell was due TO excitement.
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The delegates TO this Convention came here
to nominate President Mckinley. But af-
ter the events OF yesterday and last night
some Of the delegates began to ask each
other if it could be possible that Governor
Roosevelt had listened to the talk of the
men who are designated here as the Gov
ernor's fool friends
The Governor has been told plainly that
if he does not accept the nomination for
Vica President he viii not be renominated
t0r Governor He has been notified that
the Republican leaders and organization of
the State Of New York will work hard to
prevent his denomination and friends have
told him that IL renominated he would be
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ARRIVAL OF WITHAMITES.
Large Party of Georgia Bankers ON a
Pleasure TriD.

IteusuFc Trtp.
The Witham excursionists from Atlanta
TO the number of 105 arrived in Washing
ton this morning. and went at once to the
quarters reserved for them In the Metro
politan Hotel. The excursionists are made
up Of the cashiers Of thirty-four banks and
the secretaries Of nine cotton mills Of the
State Of Georgia, which are all controlled
by President w. S. Witham They are ac-
companied by the wives of a number of
these officers and by about twenty young
unmarried and beautiful Georgia ladies.
The party will remain in the Capital
sightseeing until Friday morning. when
they take their departure for the Quaker
City. Their itinerary announces that,
being from Atlanta. We will have no trou-
Bile TO do Philadelphia in five hours
when they viii take the train for Asbury
Park and Ocean Grove, n. ].
A convention VIII be held at Asbury
Park 81 which the members Of the William
Banking Association will discuss banks.
bankers. and banking and will be addressed
by Two prominent New York bankers, Al
van Trowbridge and Charles 4. PugsIey.
Sunday will be spent In Ocean Grove
The excursion win hesitate" in Asbury
Park until the morning Of Tuesday follow
ing. when departure will be made for the
metropolis Several days will be spent in
New York seeing the sights which in
cludes visit to COney Island
The William excursion left Atlanta on
Monday in their own special train com
posed CT several Pullman cars and
smoker. and arrived in Norfolk at O'Clock
Tuesday morning The party went to Old
Point in the afternoon and at night took
the steamer Newport News for Washing
ton.
w s Witham is the protector Of sys-
TEN OF country banks OF which there are
now thirty-four in the State OF Georgia
and OF which he Is president He is also
interested in nine cotton mills which he
has established in conjunction with the
banks He bears most OF the expense OF
the excursion
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defeated at the polls. All this failed 20
change his. attitude and he put aside .ae
proposed endorsement of his delegation
after Mr.. Woodruff had offered to with
draw in his favor This action and eonse-
Quent situation has left the delegates from
other States puzzled. They do not know
what to make of it. There has never been
one loud clap OF enthusiasm here for any
other candidate for Vice President, and
leaders and delegates who want to vote
as Hanna suggests have begged him again
and again not to pledge them to Secretary
Long or any other candidate except Rooss.
welt Every hour Of delay, however. sp-
parently is helping the plans Of Hanna TO
prevent the nomination of Rockwell
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Two-MILEoN CLUB AROUSED.
ChieRgOans Insist That the Census
Statistics Must BE wrong

ChieRgOans Insist That the Census
Statistics Must Re Wrong
CHICAGO, June 2e-Ro5art c. Givins.
president OF the Tw Million Clue. insists
that there are idly as many people in
Chicago as the name of his organization
would imply. He adds that any count OF
Chicago which fixes its population at sew
eral hundreds of thousands less than
2.O00.GC0 is plainly wrong. and calculated
to do immense injury 70 the reputation
and prestige OF this city throughout the
country.
Backed by the club. which comprises
most of the citys leading business men
on its rolls. he viii complete a register
OF Chieago's population even If il becomes
necessary to make the operation practi-
cally a recount
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from Vice Admiral Alexejeff. the Russian
commander at Port Arthur:
'N0n June IT the Taku forts were
captured by landing parties after
night engagement which was begun by
the Chinese and which lasted seven
hours. There participated in the en-
gageSnent the Russian gunboats kore-
jetz. Giljak, and Bobr the French
gunboat Lion, the British sloop Al
gerine. and the German gunbOat Hits
under the general command OF the
Russian captain. DObrowOlski. who Is
the senior OF the commanding officers.
The Giliak was seriously damaged
ard will have TO be locked for repairs.
She was struck below the waterline
and rendered leaky. The Korejetz is
leaking in six places and one OF her
cabins was destroyed. The Bobr was
not injured"
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Census, Man Attacked by a, Roo.,er

CUMBERLAND, Md. June Ma game
rooster savagely attacked Gustave Kin
eriem. census enumeration in North Cum.
beriand, Monday evening white Klneriem
was in pursuit of his work and out him to
flight The rooster repeatedly spurred Mr..
Kinereim, and drew blood Sfx OF the
twelve census enumerators In Cumberland
have finished their work The first to I'm
ish was Hartman Lehman
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Worried ABOUT CONGHR
Lack Of News From fhe Minister TO
China Causes Anxiety.

War and Navy officials in Confer
cnce with the President-More
Regiments to he Sent TO Taku.
General Macarthur Urged to Hurry
the Ninth Infantry From Manila.
The Transport Thomas Not at Nag
nsnki-Tf State of War Is DecIar-
ed GO Exist UnnHturaIized CeIes-
tial Residents a. the United
states Will Probably he Deperted.
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LET AFTER THIRTY YEARS.
Reunion of n Brother and Sister Who
Parted in Germany

BALTIMORE. June 20--Mrs. Mary May
krantz. wife Of Nr- George VI Maykrz2-z.
435 North Front Street. is enjoying a Wis
il from her brother. Charles DolIeHberg.
whom she had not seen before last Sunday
since she was an infant in her mothers
arms
Thirty-twO years ago Mr. DOlsnbers.
then a young man OF seventeen years. LETT
his native town Of Hanover. Germany. and
came 20 Baltimore A year later he went
West and settled in ST Louis. whore for
the last twenty-five years he hiss been
connected with a manufacturing company
MI DoIlenbsrg Kept in correspondence
with his family in the old country and
sometimes heard from his sister who when
grown decided to come 10 this country
She settled in Baltimore and efterward be-
came the wife Of George " Maykrsntz.
Sunday Nj DollelbeTg arrived in Balti-
more from ST Louis on his way to attend
the Republican Convention At Phiiadei-
phia Re went to his sisters home where
he viii remain until next Tuesday
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CHASE AND JONES ADMITTED.

Credentials Committee Recognizes
Them ns District Delegates.
CONVENTION HALL. Philadelphia.
June 20.-The Committee on Credentials
this afternoon ratified the action Of the
National Committee BY declaring that J. K.
jones and W Calvin Chase were the regu-
larry elected delegates from the District Of
Columbia.
II the Quay resolution. fixing a new
basis of representation is adopted the
District of Columbia viii have six dele
gates in future conventions.
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A sIeep-waIker's Terrible Fall

LANCASTER. Pa. June 20.-WhiIe walk
ing in his sleep yesterday George B. Grit
nth. young man, whose home is in Scran-
ton. broke the window in the third floSr
OF his boarding house and fell forty feet
TO the pavement. For two hours he lay
unconscious a. the rain At St Joseph's
Hospital it was discovered that he is SUI
fering from conclusion of the brain ard
ternal injuries. He is not expected to
recover
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-06-20
CHILD POISONED BY MISTAKE,
Mother Gives Her CnrbOIic Acid In.
stead Of Medicine.

BLOOMFIELD, n. J., June 20.-After
suffering terrible agony for half an hour.
Alice A Stumpf, eight years old. died
Monday night in the home OF her parents
at go Bloomfield Avenue. the victim Of a
mothers mistake
Alice was the daughter OF Mr. and Mira
John 5. Stumpf. She had been i'll for about
a week with tonsilitis, and the doctor had
left medicine for her II was set rear A
bottle Of the same size containing carbohc
acld. In the night the child's mother rose
TO give her the medicine and. taking the
wrong bottle. administered a spoonful of
poison
You have given me the wrong meH-
cine mamma" cried the girl. This burn
terribly"
The mistake was discovered and the ply
stefan was hurriedly summoned. but his
efforts to save the life of the patient were
unavailing.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-06-20
HUNTER AT KRUGHRSDORP
English Forces Occupy the Town
Without Opposition.
Mefhuen ROuts the Beers Under De
Wet Near HeiIsroa Hstfon's
Mounted Infantry Capture Two
Guns From the 3arShers-Com-
munication Completely Restored.

LONDON. June z0.-TheTe is little CT in
terest from South Africa General Roberts
announces the peaceful occupation Of
Krugersdorp on Monday Methuen has
routed force led by Christian De Vet and
Hutton's Mounted Infantry yesterday took
two guns frcm body Of burghers under
command OF Duplessis- The country is
settling down into a condition Of Quietuce
and railway and teIegraphie communica-
ton between Pretoria and Cape Town has
been completely restored Business af-
fairs both at johannesburg and Pretoria
have been resumed.
General Roberts despatch to the War
Office follows:
Pretoria, June 29-Hunter's ad-
vance column occupied Krugersdorp
without opposition on June IS.
hethuen. who is eseorting a large
convoy to Hebron. yesterday routed
a force under Christian De Wet Who
endeavoTed 10 prevent his entering the
little town. Methuen had three cas-
ualties.
.Baden-PoweH Left this place today
on his return journey TO Rustenburg-
The country is quietiug down in that
direction. and there is a satisfactory
state Of affairs. which viii be ma
terially assisted by the capturt be-
tween here and RCstenbuTg on June u
OF two guns OF Hutton's Mounted In
fantry from q body Of the enemy under
COmmzndant Duplessis-
Railway and telegraphic cOmmunf-
cation with Cape Town is now com
pletely restored.
Everything is quiet here and at
johannesburg The shops are open and
the market is daily becoming more
crowded and business-like
-.
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KTTcHENER's MARROW ESCAPE.

Nearly Captured by the Beers while
Sleeping in a Train
LONDON, Js:Ee 2O--Lord Kitchener has
had a narrow escape from being captured
by the Beers
A news agency despatch from South #
rica says that while be was sleeping n
2 train at Kopje Station on June Il. par
~ Of burgheTs appeared and Kitchener
managed to get away in the nick Of time
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nIorocco,s sultan Prote.,.

TANGIER. June 2o.-The Sultan of Mo-
rocco's representative has addressed a
communication to the powers. protesting
in the name Of the Sultan against the
French encroaehments at IgIi and other
places.
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ALMOST DESTROYED BY FIRE.
Wisconsin Village Loses Its Entire
Business District.

MADISON. Wis. Juns 20--The village
OF MiddletOwu. west Of here. had its en-
tire business district wiped out by Ere
last night The loss was $3.50 900.
Nearly thirty buildings, including all tia
structures Of Consequence in the village
were destroyed The postofice. two hotels.
the opera house. and the town hall vent
I'D in smoke.
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seward,. Private Secretary Dead.

BAYoNNE. n. is June 2o.-CIarence Ey-
tinge is dead at his home here. aged sixty
Secretary of State Seward from 1862 until
1865. From 1865 until 1868 he was secre-
tary Of the United States Legation at Ii
ma Peru
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Most of Us seldom Do.


Ruby-kirby EawdIer IS 20 d'4H; be always re-
members that he has just bcard something funny
but he never can rCmembc. vi At II Is
Jacyuth-Don't be hard OF him / thiuk
he does pretty well 70 rcu1r mber thlt he has
heard something funny
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THE ATTITUDE OF AMERICA.

Policy In China.
PARIS. June 20.-The Figaro" protests
against the statements attributed to Amer
lean officials to the effect that the United
States Government is not at war with
China
The paper says: at is impossible for
the United States to refuse to join the
European nations. Her interests render it
imperative for her to do So"
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A DEsPAECH FROM KEMpFF.

Aching Secretary Hnekett Refuses TO
Make liz Public
An important despatch from Admiral
Kempff, dated aehefoo. was received at the
Navy Department this afternoon.
Acting Secretary Of the Navy Hackett
declines to take the responsibility of Civ
ing it out
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ROBERTS

The War Once IS expecting TO hear that
General Butler has succeeded in restoring
peace in a large part Of the southwestern
territory OF the TransyaaI.
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ADOPTED DAUGHTER DIsowNED
She Loses a Fortune by wedding the
Family COachmau-

Family COachnanu.
NEW YORK, June 21--EIla Cararzu n,
eighteen years old. the adopted daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs W. c. AuEigan, CT FuItou
Avenue. fremont, the prospective heiTess
of fortune, and popular II her circle IN
society. has set aside all brilliant o2portu-
mites and welded a coachman. The eosca-
mans name is William Lahsy. He IS TWEEN
ty-fve years old. When the marriage BE-
came known he was ordered to leave imme-
diately.
The girl too. vas ordered cut Of the
house. She took part, q der clothing and
jeweIry, worth about Sisl Mr. MuIligcn
also gave her q small check.
Mr. and Mrs MuligaR- say that they vii
never allow the girl 10 EetuTn TO Their hCme
and that she viii not reSeive a penny of
their money. All the other servants were
discharged yesterday on the suspicion tkat
they were not ignorant Of the marriage
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The American Government must pro-
tect the person and property Of every cit
zen wherever they are wrougfully violated
or placed in peril"
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No. " NSA huALdNS inc SNAAlc DSIWGeu
them"
Rebellion i'm the Philippines.
OF the Philippines this is said:
Our authority could not be less than
our responsibility and wherever sovereign
rights we're extended it became the high
duty of the Government to maintain its
authority. TO put down armed insurrection
and TO confer the blessings OF liberty and
civilization upon all the rescued people. The
largest measure OF self government con-
sistent with their welfare and our duties
shall be secured to them by law. To Cuba.
Independence and self government were
assured in the same voice by which war
was declared and TO the letter this pledss
shall be performed"
No reference is made to woman's SUI
frage or to Porto Rico. and Of the policy to
be pursued in China there is only hint
in this brief paragraph:
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NEW ITALIAN MINISTRY.
The Duty of Forming One Falls OF
SiEnOr Saracc.

SISnOr Snracc.
ROME. June 2e--Signor Saracc, the
President Of the Senate. has been charged
by the King with the duty OF forming q
new ministry.
He will be supported by signor sennino.
the leader OF the parliamentary majority.
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safe-Breakers YIi% n Fortune.

ST. GAINESVILLE. Ohio. June 2e.-Bur-
glars blew Up the in the county treas
urer's Office early yesterday morning with
dynamite and carried off SIPS in stamps
and cash. They failed to reach the strong
box, which contained $50. 060.
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DIED.

SEDCWICK-On June Is, 1900. al l a m, aftcr
a short illness. WILLIAM n. oniy son o. Noah
Z. and Mary ". Sedgwick. aged eighteen Yeas
Eve months ard eighteen DAYS.
Funeral from residence OF his parents 400
Warner street northwest. Wednrs,iay June 80 At
D. lntCrmeat AZ kt. Zion Ccsnctcry IL
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CIV a MDls not recommended 70,
wv h-'Aa everything. b;-- u ycu have
ROOT ndnsy: 8, iiyg wei or p, biad de-
he remedy ycu need 1t druggists in hitv-
cent and dollar sizes. YoG may have sample
bottle Of this wonderful discovery b mail
tree; also pamphlet telling all about IL and its
great cuTes-
Address Or. KIIHer q Co. BinShzntoa. N 7
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TEE ROOSEVELT REFUSAL
Various interpretations of the GeE-
errors Attitude.

Action of the New York DeIega-
ton Said Not 20 HIVE Eliminated
Him From the Vice Presidential
SituatiOn-A Statmcnt That Ii Has
Aided the Plans of Dir. Hanna.
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AMERICAN SAILORS ARRESTED.
Several Of Them Fined for Fighting
in SOUTHAMPTON

SOUTHAMPTON, June ga dozen sail
ors from the United States training ship
Buffalo got into a free fight in the town
yesterday and several arrests were made.
In court this morning several fines were
imposed.
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THE PLATFORM ADOPTED.
Continued from First Page.)
Rebellion in the Philippines.

ties. to terminate the strife between
them"
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-02-22

fhe effort for a partisan municipal
election seems to be conferred about the
Masonic Temple building, where the Gig
boss has his Office. Post Office aspirant
Major Moorhead is, also, credited with
an honorable ambition to prove 10 Mr.
Wolcott that he is made of good no,
Republican stuff and is partisan OF
partisans. 1t has been many years
since Boulder had politics in her munich
pal elections and the Republicans or
Democrats could only get before the peo.
pie by petition, the recognized parties
here being the Citizens Reform League
and the Non Partisan committees. There
is no city committee of either the Repuo-
lican. Democratic or Populist parties an ]
the road to partisan election involves
original organizat alton all along the line.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-02-22

Byron R. Kibler, the efficient clerk OF
Ethe county court, is in Denver. So. also.
is Miss Nellie Lauritzen of Boulder. Mr.
kibler has not breathed to his nearest
friend anything of his intentions nor did
he take the court into his confidence
Miss Lauritzen's brother-In law, Mr.
Pesrus Nelson. the attorney. was quite
reticent when speaking OF the affair, but
the fact that marriage license was is
sued to them yesterday 10 Denver oush,
to indicate that something in the nature
of wedding happened today. Miss
LaurIlzen is guest of Mrs James. secre
tary of the Y. w. c. A.