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TUAN's SON BARRED.
Latest Edict Means He Can Never BE
Emperor of China

London, Nov. 16.--A news agency dis
patch from Shanghai, referring to the
alleged new imperial edict deplivina
Princes Tuan and Chwang of all rank
and offices and handing them over to the
imperial clan court for close confinement
pending further punishment. says the
punishment Of Prince Tuan means that
his son. the heir apparent, can never be
emperor.
The cdict also makes The early opening
nj formal peace negotiations probable.
\ dispatch from neking says The Rus
slams are abandoning surveillance of the
rilroad from Taku to Tang-Tsoun and
that Field Marshal Count Won Waldersce
has telcgraphcd direct to the Russian
minister Of war, complaining strongly of
this measure, nf which he had not been
previously notified.
Minister Wn III Washington has re-
ceiYed frola Director General Sheng the
following cahlegram;
"Nn imperial decree of NOV. Is de-
priNas Prince Inan and Prince Chwang
o. their ranks and offices and orders
them to be imprisoned for life: Prince
Nih and Secondary Prince Wing 70 b. I'M
prsoned; Secondary Prince Lien to bn
deprived Of his rank Duke Ian and Wing
Mon 70 BE- degraded ii rank kanl vi
being dead Ito penalty can bc imposed
upon him and Cba1 SIN Chao to hc he
graded, but retained in office, and 4u
lslen To ~ eAilcd % tie fuethcsl bound
ary.'
The sun., 1900-11-17
The Trocadero I.uriesquers.

:. 0lie q The strongest anil best eaiIipned
h&hf eNtraYaganza companies over sent
q upon me road is Wal4rua y Bryant's
lrocadcro Buresquors which nil he
VIC attraction at thp Academy com.
inehclng Thursday nest. lhr nnups II
the people comprising the roster Of tbis
ofsanization stand Tor successes won Lv
merit alone. The Girls of tho coinnony
VII VIZ SUD % be exceptionally pretty and
talented lot. and these with tho Glove.
comedians of the organization serve
present ~ entertainment that is III
ithd pleasing throughout. The enso
= introduced in two up-to-datc n
conceits entitled ~ Fifth Aynn,,
crPtlon and a Night at the Par.
position. both abound in bright
sweet and catchy music and ii,
Speclaiitles, and with the brilliant
settilSS. gorgeous costuming. mn
ana brilliant electrical and calciInn
effects. The olio includes AIinnin T,alIo
= dainty comcdicnne and musical artist:
JACK Crawford and Blanche Washbuln
clever farce duo; Larry Smith and
Mamie Champion, a great pair of mirtb
producers; Law Palmer. one of the
clevefcst monoogue comedians and
,niitators nii before the public; Nelson,
hlinserretti and Demonio, who as pro.
tcsquc and eccentric acrobatics arc
alone IN their class; TilIy Cohen and
Florence Gardner, two accomnJisbed
vocaliSts.
The sun., 1900-11-17
yellow rever serum Farm.

San Antonio. Tex, Nov. 1G,-Dr. An.
gel Bcllinzaghi the young Italian special
ist who has had such remarkable sue
cess with yellow fever serum. has arriv-
cd here on his way from the City Of
Mexico to Washington. lie viii remain
hero for few days to arrange for his
projected stock farm for the production
Of the serum. At Washington he OK
poets to close negotiations with the min
lister of Nicaragua regarding the use of
the serum. From Washington he will
go to New York and will then return to
San Antonio.
The sun., 1900-11-17
AMONG The tHI RCHTS.

Inc FIRST United Presbyterian Church.
west and Third streets, Rev. j. ]. Hus.
ton, pastor. 10.45 a. M. subject. "Tha
Christian, One Like Christ" 7.45 n. m.
hrst sermon Of a series to young mon
subject: The Formative Period az
Character. Christian Endeayor meet
ing at 6.45 p. M.
Grace NJ. Il. Church, Rev. William
Writ King, u. d., pastor. Preaching nj
1880 a. III. and 7.30 y. m. by nastor
Sunday School 2 p. M. Epworth f,eagn.
GAS y. III.
J First Presbyterian Church, Market
street above Ninth, the Rev. w. NJ
Sclall pastor. Services AT 1920 a. IN.
anu '.So p N. Sunday School at 2 D.
N, junior Endearor Society at 3.45 D.
IN. u /. ). 9. Il. III Gas. Praise and
~ 4. /. ,. Z. r. at Gas. Prayer and
praise service Wednesday evening al s
O'Clock Women's prayer meeting Thurs
day afternoon ii $50. \ cordial welcome
TO AL our services.
East Lake Presbyterian Church.
IWenty-scventl and Market streets. Rev.
George H. Trull, pastor. Dcvine service
and preaching by the pastor ut 10. 80 a. m,
ana f.45 p. IN Sunday School at > n.
m. y. I. $. 9. +. at p. M. Prayer
and Bible study Wednesday at 7.45
O'Clock
81. PaulS, Seventh and Market streets
s.SO 4, IN. class and prayer meeting. 10. 40
4. N. and 7.SO p. M. preaching by the
pastor. y. III. Sunday School. $50 n.
N. \. L. 5. G. Il. w. L. S. Murray. +
Harrison Street Methodist EpiscopsI
Church Rev. W. Il. Avery, pastor. Glass
$50 a. M, led by Geo. ii. Collins.
l'reaching, 1890 a. M, by Rev. j. p.
Otis. Preaching, 7.45 p. M, by Rev.
John France. Sunday School, D m.
Linton Howctt, superintendent. En-.
worth League service 6.45.
Epworth Nj. Il. Church T. 3. Short.
Glass meeting at $40, led by George
Booker. Preaching at 1880, subject:
An Important Question Answered.
Sunday School at p. M. Rev. John
White, Supt. Preaching at T.30, sub
Ject: Peter in Bad Company. Every-
body invited and cordially welcome.
Church of the New Jerusalem, corner
of Delaware avenue and Washington
street, Rev. Philip b. Cabell, pastor.
Services nj 1890 Il. m. Morning sermon
on 'lsrac Crossing the Red Sea" SUN
day School at 9.15 a. III.
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church.
Delaware avenue and West streets. Ar
1880 a. M the pastor Rev. John Shame.
will preach the eighth sermon in a
series on the Epistc to the Romans. the
subject being What Advantage Hath
the Jew Bible School 1T > i. M. g.
=. twilight service at $50 u. nj. and
preaching by the pastor 1T 80 y. m.
Subject Of the evening sermon: THE
Bible Estimate Of Sin" the ninth SER
mon IN series on Romans" New
Testament baptism 1T night Special
singing at the morning service by two
'hoirS. Strangers cordially invited
First Unitarian Church, West street
lborc Eighth Rev, Alexander T. Bow
'er minister. Subject Tor Sunday. Nov.
S, by special request: "A Rational Use
If Prayer" Service 1T 10.45 o'clock. All
'eats free. Sunday School meets at -
o'clock.
Central Presbyteriaa Church, Sunday.
Sov. IS, 1900. 1880 a. M. preaching by
Rev. T. A. McCurdy. d. d., subject:
The Law of SacriiirJ. 10 m, Sabbath
school. 6.45 p. M, prayer meeting of the
!. 7. 5. G. Il. 7.45 p. m.,preaching by
rev. L. A. McCurdy, d. D., subject:
Daring the King"
The sun., 1900-11-17
what New York Candidate. spent

Albany, Nov. 16.--Hon. William f.
Mackey, candidate for lieutenant gov
ernor on the Democratic ticket. filed his
certificate Of election expenses with the
secretary of state. In all Mr.. Mackcy
expended 500. L. A. Armstrong. the
candidate for lieutenant governor on the
Socialist Labor ticket, and ,Tustus Ebert,
candidate for attorney general on the
same ticket. expended nothing John b..
Judson, candidate for state treasurer on
the Democratic ticket, spent 500.
The sun., 1900-11-17
Bishop ON Divorce EviIs.

Chicago. Nov. 16.-The Right Rev.
William 4. McLaren, bishop of the Epis
copal diocese of Chicago, declared that
the rapidly increasing evils of absolute
divorce had so lowered the tone OF public
morality that ecclesiastical legislation was
a necessity. Bishop McLaren announced
himself as favoring the adoption Of the
canon proposed by Episcopalian authori-
ties, which forbids rectors from perform
ing the marriage ceremony when either Of
the contracting parties is divorcec.
The sun., 1900-11-17
nig Gns ENnInsinn In Indinnn.

Poru, Ind, Nov. rs. \ natural gas cX.
plosion in the basement Of the wholesale
grocery house of McCaffery 4 Go. here
resulted in the probable fatal injury oi
Aaron Diesrh. i clerk who was looking
for the leak with lighted match. Gus.
toners ana clerks had narrow escapes.
The building was partially wrecked, and
the shock was sufficient to throw goods
from shelves nearly block away.
The sun., 1900-11-17
Arnold Held For TrinI.

london, Nov 16.-Julian Arnold, the
son of Sir Edwin Arnold, was brought up
on remand at Bow street police court
charged with misappropriating trust
funds, on which charge he was recently
extradited from California. He was COM
mitted for trial.
The sun., 1900-11-17
Ironmaster waIc, Dcnd.

Boston, Nov. 16.-John Wales. presi
dent of the John Wales Iron company
and treasurer of the National Wire cor
poration, died Of heart disease while be,
ing driven from his office i'll this city to
his home i'll Brooklinc. He leaves a son,
Mr.. George Wales, president of the Ma
tiona Wire corporation, and daughter,
Mrs. w. Howard Barnes, whose hus-
band is a member of Williston Barnes 4
Co., brokers, of New York
The sun., 1900-11-17
Death of a Vi4iculturist.

San Francisco, NOV. 1G.-Arpad Ia
razsthy, a prominent yiticulturist anf
wine merchant of this state, was found
unconscious in the street hero. He died
soon afterward. Heart disease is sup.
posed to have been the cause. His ia
thcr was one of the most noted viticul.
turists of America.
The sun., 1900-11-17
Predicts foIanas rreeuom,

Chicago, Nov. 16.-Dr. Felix Lengfeld,
who represented the University of Chca-
go at the celebration of the FIVE hun
dredth anniversary of the university in
Cracow, Poland, last summer predicts
that Poland again will be an independ-
ent nation.
The sun., 1900-11-17
SHERIFF'S SALES.
sHERIFF's sALE,--BY VIRTUE OF A WRIT
of Levar Facias. to me directed, will be ex.
posed TO public sale at the Court House on
Market street between Tenth and Eleven h
Streets in the city of Wilmington, New Castle
county, State of Delaware.
ON FRIDAY,
THE gsd DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1900

at 2 o'clock p. H.,
the following described real estate, viz;
All that certain lot OF land beginning at
stake at the northwesterly sl c of Marsh Dad at
a corner OF land late Of lohn terris, now Of the
Harlan an HDiings worth Company: thence
north 60 "a degrees west i2 feet to the middle of
ditch. dividing this ftom land Of the Whining
ton ana Northern Raltoat Company; thence
along the mddla Of said ditch south 3G "a de-
grces west li3 icettu the northeriy side Of Beec
street at 50 feet vide thence south 81 - degrees
east 5s4 feet 70 stake IN the mid le Of the Marsh
rnad Aforesaid. rad thence thereby north II IA
dcg'ees east 100 feet to the place Of beginning,
containing 5 and 49-lG0 acres Of land, be The
same more or less.
Seized and taken in execution as the lrfpprty
Of the OK. Hydrogen Company. and TO be sold
by
JOHN L. TAYLOR sheriff
sherif's Oaicc, Wilmington, Delaware Noy-
ember 4, 1900.
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Ex-Governor Ramsdcm ncnn.

Nashua. n. H., Nov. 1G.- Former Gov
crnor George A. Ramsdell of New
Hampshire is dead at his home in this
city. Death was due to apoplexy. Ex-
Governor Ramsdell was &C years of age.
A widow and four children survive.
The sun., 1900-11-17
Murderer Morr,son sa,ton.as

Moosomin, n. w. T., Nov. 16.-Mor-
rison, who several months ago murdered
the entire Macarthur family after being
dismissed from his position on their
farm, has been found guilty and sentenc-
ed to be hanged Jan. II, 1901.
The sun., 1900-11-17

the following described real tatc, viz;
All that certain lot d piece Of land with lwo-
story nick dweliins house thereon erected, st-
uate III the city III Wilmington Aforesaid
bound Il and described as follows. 10 Wit:
Hcgihhina ut fnint oil the southeriy side Of
Fifth street at tine distance 0i HI f.Gt Wp, tGfiy
from the westerly side of JACKSON street; thence
,outhetly liarAEici with Jackson street and pass
Ing through the middle OF the division wall be-
tween the house On this lot Hlld tha house On tha
lat adjoining on the vest l0l feet I'll northcrh
side 0 Carp ntcr street tlence easterly alOag
said side Of Carpenter treet IS leet to q corner.
thence nnrtherly paiall with JACKSON street
and passing through the middle Of the division
wall between HE housed on this let aud the house
adjoining on the rast lOa feet to the aforesaid
snutherls side Of III til street and thence there y
westerly ID feet to tile place OF begnn ing, be the
contents thereof what they may.
seized and taken in execution as the pr 5perty
Of Patrick Sheri an and Mary Sheridan, his
wife, and TO be sold by
John E. TAYLOR, Sheriff
sheriG's 0nce, Wilmington, Delaware, Nov
ember $, 1900.
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Smallpox ON Mail steamer.

Kingston, Jamaica, Nov. 16.-The mail
steamer which arrived here from Eng
land by way of Barbados has been placed
in quarantine. She has smallpox on board.
The sun., 1900-11-17
DEATlS.

QUlNN--on Nov. 16. 1910, Sophia J. Quinn.
wife OF VIM II; Quinn, ii htr 6lst year.
services at her lBte rc-iltnce, No. 62p West
Third Street. Monday afttrHQon at O'Clock. In.
erment at Riverview Celnt.s "
The sun., 1900-11-17
chief Main. SLAYER Hanued.

Vancouver, B. O., Nov. 16.-Lip Yueck,
the murderer of Chief of Police Main
of Steveston, has been hanged /,
The sun., 1900-11-17
On FRIUA1,
THE 23d DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1900.

the following described real estate. viz,
All that farm, plantation or tract OF land sit
uate In Mill Creek hundred, New Castle county
and State of Delaware.
Beginning at a stake in the centre OF the Gap
and Newport turnpike; thence with the centre
OF said turnpike to another stake. being q corner
for the aforesaid lot and the land of the heirs OF
Justa Justis, deceased thence in q southerly di-
rection along line OF the said Justa Justls. de-
ceased, to another corner in the centre of the
MilltQwn road thence down the said road to the
plackof beginning, containing acres, more OF
less.
Seized and taken in execution as the property
OF David 7. Bradford, administrator of John o.
Mcfarland and Mary 4. Mcfarland his wife,
mortgagors, and Henry G Conrad, trustee, terre
tenant, and to be sold by
JOHN z. TAYLOR Sheriff.
sheriG's Office. Wilmington, Delaware, Nov
ember s, 1900.
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GRIGGS TO RETIRE.
The Attorney General Announces
His Intention Of Lcasing the
Cabinet - March.

WASHINGTON. NOV. fG.-tt the cabinet
meeting Attorney General Gliggs made
the formal announcement lat on tie
The sun., 1900-11-17

Jo.' prigeps neatly ,tssss at rms oaIes.
The sun., 1900-11-17

SHERIFFs sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A WRIT
Of Leylr Facias, to me directed will he ex-
posed to public sale, at the court House, on
Market street between Tenth and Eleventh
streets in j he city OF Wilmington New Castle
count! state OF Delaware,
ON FRIDAY,
THE I'D DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1900,
at2o'cloci \. N.
The sun., 1900-11-17

Fer neat J~s wsrk come to The Sun.
The sun., 1900-11-17

SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A WRIT
OF Levari Facias. to me directed, will be ex-
posed to public sale at the Hotel of William ii
saxton.in the town of Stanton, Mill Creek hun
dred New Castle county, State of Delaware.
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An Interesting Ball Game.

An Interesting Ball Game.
A ball game of no small merit
was witnessed here last Sunday by
q fair sized crowd. The teams
oontesting for honors on the dia-
mond were, the Washburns and
the Scrubs. The game was called
at two O'Clock and owing to the
excellent condition of the batteries
the players frequently famed the
air-retiring repeatedly on strike
outs, which kept the score down
to a league-limit, which greatly
surprised the natives.
The game furnished considera-
BILE amusement and was won by
the Scrubs by the score of 8 to 4.
Batteries Scrubs, w. Richards.
H. Holtan; Washburn, W.. Buck
lin, NJ. Holtan.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

Please take notice that when
YOU are in need of llarnes or
saddles remember the place
where you have more advan-
tage than any other. If l have
not got what you want in my
line [ can make it. Remember
l have IL years of experience.
All good saddlss sell are made
by special orders. They are
easy on the horse and rider.
They are warrented against
roping any horse or cattle that
stands on four feet,
JOHN OL1GEEY.
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The Candidacy Of Washburn.
The Bismarck Tribune says, ed
itorially:
The candidacy of w. D. Wash
burn of Minnesota for the vice
presidency is not only receiving
favorable mention by the press of
the northwest but the advisability
of his selection is being strongly
urged by far-seeing leaders in the
republican party throughout the
west. Mr.. Washburn is emf
nently qualified for the duties of
the office. Minnesota was never
more ably represented in the
United States senate than when
Mr.. Washburn was a member.
He would make an ideal presiding
officer of that body and should
occasion require it the affairs of
the nation in his hands would be
administered in that. careful, con-
servative yet fearless manner
characteristic of the present chief
executive, whose denomination and
reelection by the American peo-
pie is now a foregone conclusion.
Mr.. Washburn's candidacy ap-
peals particularly to the agricul-
turalists of the northwest, with
whose interests he has been SO
closely allied and regarding whose
welfare he is most solicitous. He
is sound on the great question of
the age. He is broad minded
American and of a most illustrious
family. All the Washburns have
been statesmen and they have had
much to do in making the count
rvs history. Favorite sons in
the east are numerous and the
ability Of many who have been
put forth for this high Office can
not be questioned, but there ex-
sists no good reason why the
of the west and north
west should not urge the candid
acy Of one of their most highly
and influential states
men. Mr.. Washburn's exten-
sive interests in North Dakota
brings him particularly close to
the people Of this state and the
warm endorsements received by
his own state makes him a form
liable candidate.
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In Memory Of the Dead.
Decoration Day was observ.

In memory Oh the Ueao.
Decoration Day was observ.
ed at the county seat in a fit.
ting manner. At an early hour
the business houses of the
city displayed the stars and
stripes at half mast. About
9 o'clock teams began to ar.
rive from the country and
when the procession was in
readiness to move, at IL
o'clock, there we're drawn up
in line over thirty carriages
and wagons. They proceeded
to the cemetery, one mile east
of town, where impressive SER
vices we're conducted by Rev.
G.. M. Hughes Of the Method.
ist church, under auspices Of
Washburn Post No. 80, G.. A.
r. After the conclusion of
the services flowers were
strewn upon the graves and
the procession consisting of
about 200. people slowly re-.
turned to the city.
At 2 o'clock a large crowd
congregated at the warehouse
of T. J. Haugeberg, near the
river landing, and speeches
we're delivered by Capt. Ran.
ard, Capt. Heath, Judge Mil.
ler, and Rev. Hughes. The
addresses were impressive and
were listened to with marked
attention. At the close a
lunch was partaken of by the
country people, after which
theyd departed for their homes,
All arrangements had been
carefully looked after by the
old soldiers and to them is
due great credit for the ap.
propriate observance of the
day.
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THE STATE OF WASH NaToN,

/. THE STATE OF WASHI NGTON,
10 known a. the Evergreen State because
Of its vsetaforssts. Outside of ths limited
areas Of "big trees" in California, there
ere no such foresss of pima, fit. hemloek,
spruos, csdar, sto. ~ are found here. Tbs
tesss are long and straight, and the mas
siys timbs,s aud nne shingles made FROM
them ars shipped oil ovsr the world. II
Washington fruit 10 produce Of great
vsius. Its favor and c0lQr are unsnr.
passed. East Of tbs cascade Moupssins,
the olimats Il dry and warm sn1 'irriga.
tion u neosssaey. This makes ths farmer
indspepdsat Of rain. West Of, the moan
sains irrigation u annseessasy and the
ratnfsil = ample for all pufposes. Can
nsriss and fruit dsyiug establishments
can bs operated profitable II shis state.
Grain. hops aud alfalfa ass very proat-
6bls crops, and bsss sagar u rapidly
msktSg hssdway.
WaahiagAaa ' 4 eoaing sDpirs. Brains
- n demand In sll professions, and
labor y vsntsA end = pai9 rsnsnsrstiys
prisss. Fusi. coal q veil - wood. u
abundsas and cheap. Bshools and sh1rehs
abossd. he stAte y veil supplied sitA
ttsiivsys. &.
vsrssa altitsoss and eaisssss rssdas
this sosntry desirable piaes VI rsanApes
ead all eap b esitsd. 4 s
1of fssShse iptormsAise, satsp ~. a.
dsssa Chs. .. ISs. o.. Rass. Aeaek, n.
2. m. o.. y. Psi I'm.
No .rsksn up" neliaAs vii b. esssivs1
hy she Leader unlsn Gno,nmpssisa By the
full isgsl fatss vhtdA y Three Doilavs.
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NOTICE FOR BIDS.

NOTICE is hereby given that scaled
bids will be received by the school board
of Fairview School District up to IL
O'Clock noon. OF. June Both. 1900 for the
furnishing Of material and building one
school house in said district. Plans and
specifications eau be eeen at the clerks
residence.
The board reserves the right to reject
any and all bids.
BY order of the School Board.
JOHN ENGEL,
District Court.
Dated at Harvey, N. d. May 2Sth 1900.
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TAKEN UP.

= Game 10 my place 1t Turtle Lake, May
-. 1900. One dark grey two year old
mars, .sboot" brand ON left Thigh. One
loan tvo year old gelding; "boos" brand
on left thigh. Ownssa can have same By
proving property and paying .chsrgse.
P1TxD MlII.xD,
{ Turtle Lake.
st Mclean 90. n. D.
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COWS FOR SALE.

Forty head OF COWS for sale. Most of
them have calves at foot. Balance due in
short time. Terms half down, balance
at the pleasure Of pu, chaser At per cent.
DAN WILLIAMS.
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TAKEN UP.

Game 70 my place May 7s, 1900. Ono
grey gsld,sx Stranded 2. y. on left hip
and d. en- left shoulder, weight abou
100 poubds. Ons blsok RsIding branded
Q. y. On right sttfls, weight about 800
posnds. Both have hsrnsss msrks, and
The sbisek horse has rosohsd mans.
J.B. TsyIos,
Ealeossr, N. D.
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TAKEN UP,

One grey marc branded on right shoul.
der. Brand ,ndist,nguishable. Weight
about 1900. On. bay yearIing colt. No
brand. Came TO my place about May
10, ON Sec. IL, Twp. l47, Range l7S.
frank F1LLaY.
Ethel, N D.