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OBITUARY.

LONDON, Dec. 1.-Daniel MacAleese,
member Of the house of commons for the
North Monaghan division, is dead DAN
lei MacAleese was born about 1884 He
was the editor of the Belfast Morning
News under the late E. Dwyer Gray, NJ.
P. and at the time of his death was ed
itor of the Ulster Examiner. He was a
home ruler of the anti-Parnell faction
WASHINGTON. Dec. Mrs. Eliza
Miller, widow OF the late Associate jus
tice Samuel E. Miller. of the United
States supreme court, was found dead in
bed this morning at her home on High
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FOR FOUR YEARS MORE
DIAZ AGAIN TAKES THE OATH OF
OEFICE.

DIAZ AGAIN TAKES THE OATH OF
OFFICE.
MEXICO CITY, Dec. President
piaz, escorted by his military staff and
presidential guards left his house at 9
o'clock this morning, and, passing
through the streets lined with troops,
went to the hall of the house of repre-,
sentatiVes, where he took the oath as
president of the republic for the next
four years. When he entered the cham
Der of deputies, all rose as he took his
stand in front of the speaker of the
house, who asked him If he promised to
observe and comply with the constitu-
ton. The president replied in the at
firmative and the speaker said: IF you
shall do so, may the nation reward you,
and if you do not, may it call you to
account"
This constituted the simple ceremonies
Of affirmation. The president then drove
with his staff and escort, accompanied
by all his cabinet ministers to the na-
tioral palace, where he received the con-
gratulatiOns of the diplomatic corps,
foremost among whom was Gen. Clayton,
the American ambassador, who, by his
rank, takes precedence in matters OF
diplomatic ceremonials.
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amount to about $4,000. sixty-five
judges of recognized ability in their
various departments have been secured
to pass Judgment on the exhibits. Even
the United States is not large enough
territory from which to draw Judges.
and Mr.. J. B. Ellis, of WaIsinghan,,
England. will judge the fat cattle.
The entire diplomatic corps of the
South American countries at Washington
was ordered by the, different governments
to come to Chicago and to get all pos
sible information. srhesparty arrived to-
Gay. @
Senator Chauncey NJ. Depew is expect,
ed to deliver the opening. speech Monday
night. r. w. Hall, of Texas, viii also
speak on that occasions 9.,-
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TELEGRAPHIez BREvITIEs.

Philadelphia2The second annual exhf-
bition of lhe Philadelphia Dog Show as
ISOLATION closed after a successful four
days. 73
San Francisco-Charles II. Cummings a
school boy, died today~from injuries re-
ceiveG in the Thanksgiving disaster max
ing the number of fatalities nineteen
San Francisco-An2eng the cabin pas
Sengers of the Thomas were Mai J. A.
Hull, son of Congressman Hull; Col
Webb Hayes, and Lieut.. Col. Jesse M.
Lee.
New York-Lieut Richmond Pearson
IIobson, u. S. N, was removed from the
army and navy club to the Presbyterian
hospital. He is threatened with typhoid
fever.
Silver City, N M.-Joseph Corn, a well
known mining man. was shot and killed
near here by Jules Welghausen, a promi-
nent stockman Welghausen claims self
defense.
San Francisco-The transport Thomas,
from Manila, bearing the remains of Col
Liscum, who fell at the battle of Tien
Tsin, arrived today, and was sent to
quarantine.
Pittsburg-About 100000 bushels of coal
started for the South, requiring 112 coal
beats and "a barges to carry it. This
shipment brings the total for the rise
II GOO, zoe bushels.
Frankfort-The appeal of ex-secretary
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vice presidents, a. H. Maxwell. Univer-
slty of Nebraska; r. P Cross, LeIard-
Stamford university California. and
Madison Bell, Morrison college. Oxford.
Ga; secretary, Gaylord r. Hawkins
Frlneeton; treasurer, +. I3. Hamilton. of
the Illinois college
letter of greeting was received from
ing the Mckinley administrator wtr.
adopted.
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stea,nship Belgsa Disnblec.

QUEENSTOWN, Dec. THE c,nard
line steamer Umbria, from New York.
NOV "a, for Liverpool, which arrived here
TO-DAY, reports having passed Nov. 20, in
IEautGde 81 north, longitude Is west, the
which left Hamburg, Nov. "a, bound for
baltimore. The Belgia had stopped for
the purpose of repairing her rudder,
expected that she would proceed an Inc
following day ga nc
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CHINESE CoURT ORDERS
DEATn OF W NSlEN.

PEKIN, Dec. 1.-The ministers met to-
day at the home of Minister Conger, DR.
Mumm Won Schwaraenstein, the German
minister, remaining about half an hour,
and Sir Ernest Swatow, the British min
lister, about two hours. Though the min.
listers declined to discuss the object Of
the melting, it is understood Minister
Conger requested their presence on re-
ceipt of a message from Washington af-
fecting their positions on the joint agree
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ment. Ii Hung Chang has received a
dispatch from court, which has decided
to behead, or otherwise kill, Isien, for
,nerly governor of Shan 81, who personal
ly killed many Christians. Members of
Ii Hung Changes staff say that the en-
peror will probably send Yu Hsien "a silk
cord, which is an intimation that he
must hang himself. Mr.. James W. Rags
dale, consul at Tien Tsin, reports in
creasing activity among the Boxers in
the neighborhood of that city.
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santiaRo,s bath for women

SANTIAGO DE CUBA. Dec. 1.-The
law public bath for women, built by the
sanitary department. was opened today,
of the opportunities offered Heretofore
women Of the lower class have been in
the habit OF bathing in cove without
projections. and have been frequently in
ing
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Two Burned to Death.

F., PORTLAND, Me, Dec 1.-Two persons
lost their lives and two others were Sc
vere1y burned as the result of a small
house fire this afternoon. The dead:
Mrs. H E. Crossman, aged 45 years;
Ethel Crossman, a daughter, aged 10
Two boys, Leo Crossman and John
thompson, were taken from the second
story, suffering from burns
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Coinage at PhiIadeID6ia,

PHILADELPHIA, Dec 1.-The United
Il, 600 coins, valued at S2254 45814 az
this $116,33814 of gold and was for the
government of Costa RIGA. The rest was
II; American silver, nickel and copper.
Of base metal $3.50, 120
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OLEOMARGARINE CASE.
Armour Packing Company Sues the
State of NeM York

SYRACUSE, N. Y, Dec. Representa-
tives of P. D. Armour and the Armour
Packing company today moved before
Justice Frank E. Hiscock to dismiss the
actions brought by the state of New
York to collect $2,0C0 GOO penalties for the
alleged legal sale of oleomargarine in
this state.
One of the principal difficulties in the
way of continuance of the action IS that
the railroads claim to have destroyed
books and vouchers upon which the state
depends.
The court took the papers under advise
ment.
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Fflinfnos snrrender

MANILA, Dec. Twelve hundred bo-
iomen entered Vigan, island of Luzor.
yesterday afternoon and surrendered to
Capt Green, of the Thirty third infantry
This is the largest number of men who
have surrendered in Luzon at one time
Gen. Tinio has been keeping a swarm
of bolomen among the mountains, and
they have impoverished the food supply
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SALT TRUST CONTROLS.
And Pacific Coast People Will Have
to Settle.

Anu racine coast FeOpAe Will HAVE
to Settle.
: SAN FRANCISCO. Dec 1.-The Chron-
icle says:
The price Of salt to the trade will jump
from IS cents to 81 a bag today. The
Federal Salt company has acquired
complete control of the salt industry in
Alameda county and of the entire out
put west of the Rocky mountains
D. E. Skinner, president, and A. S.
White, a, director of the National Salt
company, which control the output east
Of the Mississippi river have been on
the coast some time, and it is stated,
have brought up the small concerns or
contracted for their output for five years
and consolidated them with the Federal
Salt company, which Is subsidiary to
the National Salt company.
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Texas PresidentiaI vote.

AUSTIN, Tex, Dec Texas vote for
presidential election as cast Nov at
the general election resulted: Bryan,
26I, 432; Mckinley. 121, 173: Donnelly. d
100; scattering. $4,000 organs plurality
is 146 259. The total vote was 10000 short
Of that cast four years ago
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GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Dec. l.
Chauncey Pelton, SO Fountain street, was
found dead in bed today He had lived
here fifty years, and until four years
Michigan lumber interests. He was born
in AIiddIesex, Conn.
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WITH HEAVY LOSS OF LIFE
STEAMER MARIE SINKS IN THE
MEDITERRANEAN

LONDON, Dec. "A special dispatch
from Naples says that the steamer
Marie, trading between Naples and Mar
settles, has heen wrecked and the forty
three of her passengers and a part OF
her crew have been lost.
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FRANKFORT-ON-TH MAIN, Dec 7
Prof Tycho Mommsen, brother of the
historian, Mommsen, died yesterday even
ing. He was born in 1919.
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BOARD OF TRADE RULES
Futures Contracts Limited to Ninety
Days, Excepting May.

F CHICAGO, Dec. 31-Tha proposed
amendment to the rules of the board of
trade, which provides for q perio1 of
ninety days for trading in future deIiy
cries Of grain, with the special provision
that contracts for May delivery may he
entered into after the list dav of Octnb,.r
In each year, was adopted today by
majority of 562 votes
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LONDON, Dec. Mr. E, IT. Wander
felt, the well known actor, died this aft
derfelt had recently taken the Court the
alter for short season, ending Jan. 20
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LOWRY FOR THE SENATE
STREET CAR MAGNATE WOULD
LIKE A TOGA.

DULUTH, Mimi, Dec. 1.-G. 6. Hart
ley, of Duluth, a close friend and business
associate of Thomas Lowry, of Mime
apolis, has returned from a trip to New
York with the latter, and today stated
positively to the Duluth Evening Hera d
that Mr.. Lowry will be candidate
before the coming state legislature to
succeed Cushman K. Davis in the United
States senate
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ST. PETERSBURG Dec. 1.-Prince
fmiritinsky, governor general of Warsaw,
died yesterday evening.
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ROCKEFELLER WEDDING
Postponed Indefinitely Owing to the
Bride,S Illness.

Bfide,s Illness.
= CLEVELAND, O., Dec. Miss Alta
hGcketeiler, daughter Of John D. Rookie
r Is tsa mas scabled her paother from Wen
Prentiss, a Chicago lawyer, has been
postponed indefinitely. Mr. Prentiss is
with his f1ancee in Vienna. Mr.. Prentiss
ana Miss Rockefeller were to have been
welded on Dec. l. Miss Rockefeller is
oe'ng treated for deafness and the doc
TORS at Vienna desire that she should re-
nam abroad and continue her treatment.
Inc wedding probably will take place
early next spring.
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land terrace in this city. Death had oc-
CURED from angina peoria.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. Miss Eugenia
Washing; on, great grand niece of George
Washington, one of the founders of the
Revolution, and president of the Society
of Daughters of Patriots, died in this city.
Dublin-A dispatch to the Evening Mail
from Paris says Oscar Wilde is dead.
The dispatch says that he died in ali
obscure house in the Latin quarter from
meningitis.
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Write at once for copy of 'WeItmerism'' which
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Nevada, Mo.
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, + Full line of Xmas teweiry at Harms,
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LEARN WELTMERISM.

WeItmerism, the method of heal
ing originated by Prof. S. A. Welt
mer, has been the means of curing
more so-cslled incursble diseases
than any ether method or means
known at the present time. If YOU
are sick, if you have friend who is
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Keep your glasses clean from frost and
steam by using Verpoli. Try it,
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AS OTHERS SEE US.
News.

Birmingham News.
The proposed Constitutional
Amendment to restrict suffrage
will be voted upon in North Car
DINA August 2 and the indica-
tons now are tha. the fight for
white supremacy will be wen, de-
spite the united opposition of the
Republican and Populist parties.
The latter are making a desperate
resistance and have even gone so
far as to import ontside orators to
talk against the amendment, a
notable instance being "CJclone"
Davis, of Texas, who poses as one
of the warmest supporters of the
Democratic Presidential candidate
and attends conferences with him
in Lincoln, Neb. The registration
of white voters has been very
heavy and this is regarded as a
promising sign of Democratic sue
cess. North Carolina has had a
terrible experience with rule by a
combination of the ignorant and
vicious white and black men and
the best element are moving with
all their might to throw off the
burden. With the ignorant negro
vote nulIi6ed, the INSCRIPTIONS
white politicians will be disarmed.
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KING HUMBERT KILLED.
ITALY'S SOVEREIGN SHOT
DEAD WHILE ATTENDING
FESTIVITIES.
Assassin Fired Three Shots. One
of Which Pierced the Kings
Heart-Died Almost
Instantly


Mona, Italy, July 30.-King
Humbert has been assassinated.
He was shot here last evening
and died in a few minutes.
The King had been attending
distribution Of prizes in con"
.nection with a gymnastic CON-
petition. He had just entered his
carriage with his aid de camp,
amid the cheers of the crowd,
when he was struck by three re-
volver shots fred in quick sue
.cession.
One pierced the heart Of his
Majesty, who fell back and ex-
pired in a few minutes.
The assassin was Immediately
arrested and was, with some diff
fculty, saved from the fury of
the populace.
He gays his name as Angelo
Bressi, describing himself as OF
Prato, in Tuscany.
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GENERAL NEWS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM ALL
PARTS OF THE WORLD.
News of the Stage, Social, Political and
Otherwise, Culled From Our
Daily Exchanges.

Miss Faith Ripley, of Minneapolis,
has started for Buenos Ayres to
marry Howard G.. Aterbury, because
her betrothed is there and is pre-
vented by business from getting
away, Miss Ripley will go by way
of London, and it is a journey of
$4,000 miles, with the wedding being
set for August 80.
Hanna's announcement, imme-
diately upon his arrival in New
York. that this is going to be ga
business campaign" is cheering to
many good Republicans of that city,
while to many others who are ex-
pected to make handsome contribu-
tons it comes as an unpleasant re-
hinder Of what a painstaking and
persistent collector the national
chairman is.
At Middleton, N. Y, milk inspec-
tors r finding that some of the
dealers put as much as six quarts of
skinned milk into each can they
send to New York. Since even then
the resulting product stands the
legal test the "adulteration" does
not seem very serious-what it might
be for instance, if Schuylkill water
were used.
Cork, July 29.-At the nationalist
demonstration held here to-day John
e. Redmond, leader of the United
Irish party in parliament, made a
vigorous appeal for funds to assist
the candidates of the party at the
Forthcoming general election. He
publicly repudiated the statement
that the United Irish League was
lopposed to certain Irish members.
William O'Brien and others spoke
During the meeting hand bills were
distributed discouraging the work
of recruiting for the British army
and urging that, as England's army
was now 'discomforted" in South
Africa, the time was ripe for an Ir
ish rebellion.
The United States would have ne
trouble in recruiting an army o
1OO, 900 men in a few weeks for ser
I vice in China. Already Individual
and State militia organizations al
over the country r oner1ng thei
: services, and the young man with
martial spirit is especially anxiou
I for duty in the Celestial domain, no
, garrison duty so much as activ
fighting. China, as a field of warlik
operations, is alluring because of it
. remoteness, it's mystery and it's pc
S culiar civilization. Military life
Cuba, Porto Rico and even the Phi
n ippines pales into commonplacenes
~ beside service in China. There is n
other country on the face of th
globe like it, and regulars and vol
unteers alike would welcome the OF
~oporunity to see it and participate
a campaign against the strange pol
u ulation it contains.
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The real proof of the pudding is
in the state of your health the morn
ing after you have eaten it.
A polite bachelor always gives up
his seat in a crowded car to a widow
of long standing.
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WILL BE HELD IN PEKIN-
Arr Ordered Not to AL
low a Single Foreigner TO Els
cape: Sheng Admits Du-
plici Y.

pilCI y.
London, July 30.-The Shang-
hal correspondent of the Daily
Express, te1egfaphing yesterday,
says: ga new imperial ediet pro-
mulgated this evening urgently
orders all Viceroys and provincial
Governors to endeavor to negoe
tiate peace with the powers, whose
Ministers are 'held as hostages
pending the result of the overtures
for the abandonment of hostilities
against China
"The Viceroys ire also COM
mended to guard their territories
vigilantly against attack and to
prevent, by all means in their
power, the advance of the for
eign troops. especially along the
Yang Use Kiang. The decree
says that the officials will answer
with their liyes for any failure to
execute these orders.
"Commands are also given that
not a single foreigner shall be
allowed to escape from the in>
terror, where they are still fully
2, 900 Europeans connected with
missionary work IN isolated stu
atoms.
"When the Governor of Shan
Tung communicated to the Con-
suls the imperial decree of July
"a, he omitted important pass
ages addressed to Lii Hung
Chang:
"It is admittedly inadvisable
to kill all the Ministers, but it is
equally unwise to send them to
Tien Tsin. It will be much
wiser to keep the survivors at
Pekin IS hostages.
"You are commanded TO hasten
to Pekin. You are incurring i'm
perial displeasure by delay. You
have been appointed Viceroy Of
Chi Ii because, you will sue.
~c6ssfuily lead the imperial armies
against the foreigners in Chi Ii,
which Yu Lu, the present Vice.
roy, is unable to do. owing te
his ignorance Of military affairs
''Li Hung Chang, replied tt
this edict asking to be allowed
TO retire on account of his age
"Sheng now admits that hs
has had kilograms since July 1!
announcing that every foreigne
il PEG Ting Flu was murdered
including forty British. French
and American missionaries, AM
announcing also that two Frencl
! Jesuits and a thousand convert
have been massacred at KwanI
: Ping Flu, on the borders of Shal
i lung and Chi Lii. A mejorit
I of the Consuis favor stroni
l measures against Sheng's du
plicity.
, "Local officials assert that tn
Italian priests murdered in e
n Nan were wrapped in cotton
/ which had been soaked wit
= kerosene, and we're slowl
e roasted to death. It is believe
'e that all foreigners ia Chi Ii hay
l. by this time been mastered, ar
. the wave of massacre is spreadin
toward NingPo and Hong Cho1
10 from which point thirty Englis
l. and American missionaries a.
e endeavoring to escape in boa
down the river to Kiang Su. G
fcials here anticipate a gener
~ rising along the Yang Use Kial
SIS abou, August /.
ST
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eldest son of the late King Vic
tor Emanuel H., and of Adelaide
Archduchess of Austria, was
born at Turin March IA, 1914
At an early age he obtained an
insight into political and military
life under the guidance of his
father, whom he attended during
the war Of Italian independence,
although he was then too young
to take an active part in the
struggle. The youthful heir to
the throne was more closely con-
nected with the movement for
the unifcation Of Italy which
followed the events of 1859. In
particular he took part in the
work Of recognizing the anci-
ent kingdom OF the two Sicillies,
and in July, 1862, he visited
Naples and Palermo, where he
shared the popularity OF Carl
baldi.
Wnen the war between Prus.
STA and Austria was imminent
Prince Hunbert was dispatched
SO Paris to ascertain the senti-
ments of the French Govern
ment in reference to the alliance
between Italy and Prussia. On
the outbreak of hostilities he
FASTENED to take the field, OBJ
tained command of a division
of General Claid Ini's army with
a title of lieutenant general, and
was present at the disastrous
battle Of Tustozze, June %,
1866, where it is said he pers
formed prodigies Of valor. Or
April %, 1868, he married at Tu'
rim. his cousin, Princess Mar
guerite Marie Theresa Jeann'
of Savoy. daughter of the lat'
Duke Ferdinand Of Genoa, broth
er of King Victor Emanuel. 4
son was born at Naples Novem
Der II, 1867, who received tn
name of Victor Emanuel Ferdi
nand Mary Januarius and tn
title of Prluce of Wales.
After the occupation Of Rom
by the Italian troops in 1877
Prince Humbert and the Princes
Marguerite took up their res
dence in the Eternal City. E
succeeded TO the throne on tn
death of his father January
1873. AS he was entering Naple'
November II, 1873, a man nan
ed Giovanni Passanante a
preached the royal carriage ar
attempted with a poinard to a
sass1nate his Majesty. The Kir
escaped with a slight scract
but Ciguor Carroll. the Prin
Minister, who was with him, W;
wounded seriously in the thig
Passanante was CONDEMNED
death. but the punishment W
committed by the King to pen
servitude for life. King Humble
received the Order of thu GAR
by the hands of the Duke of A
ercorn at the Qoirinal, Marc b
1878. He was a chevalier of t
Order of the Black Eagle and
the Austrian Order Of the Gold
Fleece.