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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-03-03

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There Is nothing easier than to manage
woman, but you must go the right
way about it."
Jack went home with q boundless
admiration-for Dora.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-03-03

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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-03-03
Removal Notice.

The Hawaiian Soda Works have re-
moved their plant and offices to EN-
ma street near Vineyard makai of Mrs.
G. d. Freeth's residence. Orders
promptly delivered.
I45o-tf
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1900-11-03

One IEaZan Kurim died in the village
of Jajrani. in Banda, and his widow,
MuSsamat Bhagonia, made up her
mind to burn herself on his funeral
pyre. y considerable amount of prep
aration appears to have been made.
Different people were called in to pre-
pare the lady for the ceremony, birds
were painted on her feet and bangles
placed upon her in order that she might
become suffice. The fact was pro-
claimed in the village by drum being
beaten, and practically the whole vii
lagc assembled to see the lady burn
herself on the funeral pyre. 1t appears
from the evidence that none of the
people present did venture to fire the
pyrc and that the lady had to do it her.
self. When the flames began to shoot
up. her courage failed her. She jump
ed down from the pyrc and was taken
away by her relatives.-Allahabad
Pioneer
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1900-11-03
The NNIISsinr Link

An important scientific expedition to
Java and the Celcbcs will very shortly
be undertaken by Professor IIaccllcl of
Jena university, the eminent German
biologist. Very great geological inter
est attaches to the venture. as the chief
object which Professor Uacckel has in
view is the discovery of further re-
mains of the PithecanthropuS crcctuS,
or "misSing link" 1t may be remcm-
bcrcd that about six years ago Dr.. DU-
boiS, a surgeon in the Dutch army,
startled the geological world by finding
a skull and other bones which he as
serted were those of Il creature higher
than the anthropoid apes, but of small
er brain power than the lowest type of
man. This view found great many
supporters. prominent among them be
ing Professor UaCckcl, who has never
ceased to advocate the Importance OF
making further excavations in the dis
trict of Java where DR.. Dubois found
the remains. He has now arranged to
go out himself in the hope of bringing
to light some more evidence of the past
existence of the so called missing
link"
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1900-11-03
Prizes For Road Members.

In some English counties prizes are
offered for the section of road which
is kept in the best order throughout
the year. There is an honorable rival
ry among the rOadmasters for obtain
ing these rewards, and the winners
are proud of their distinction as cham
pion road members. When all the roads
are pre-eminent for their excellence, it
cannot be an easy matter for the most
critical committee to make the awards,
but the effect of the competition is to
put every man on his mettle and to
increase the efficiency of the road serv-
ice.
How different are these methods and
processes from those which prevail in
rural America, where highway commits
sioners draw their salaries and set
gangs of laborcrs at work a few days
before election or where farmers in
the autumn, when there is nothing else
to do. unite in a weeks voluntary serv-
ice as road members!
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1900-11-03
Wrecked by the Wind.

In india curious railway accident
occurred lately. While a train was in
RuXaul station terrific storm began,
and although the brake was applied in
the van and on the engine the force Of
the wind was such that the train was
driven along the line. The engine dash
ed through the buffer stop at the end of
the line and travelled along about six
lengths of rail laid end to end without
fishplatc faStcningS. After leaving
these rails the engine plowed along the
embankmcnt and then came fortunate
ly to standstill
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1900-11-03
How to CInrify SOup.

While boiling rapidly take off as
much of the scum as possible, using q
cooking spoon. Throw in n small cup
full of cold water This will cause all
remaining scum to rise. which is re-
moved in the same way. Then pass
through a straincr. return to the sauce
pan. mix an egg and its shell with a
cupful of cold water, add TO it a cupful
of the hot soup, mix, pour into the
soup, stir and stand little off the fire
to settle. Strain again through cloth.
and you will have transparent Jelly"
stock for any clear soup.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1900-11-03
wisconsin,s Good Road. Plank.

Otto Dorner, eX-chairman of the l.. A..
W. highway Improvement committee,
is still active in his work for good
roads. His latest achievement is to
secure, with the aid of State Senator
Stout, good roads plank in the Re-
publican state platform of Wisconsin.
The section adopted is as follows:
eve believe that the demand for bet
ter highways made by the farmers Of
Wisconsin should be encouraged by
the state as favoring an improvement
of great practical value for agricul'
tural interests"
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1900-11-03

Dams Rock excursionists take either the 7
a N or l y IN train at Cum berand, and return
to Cumberland by the 5:l5 p m train at Vale
Summit.
Carriage service between Vale Summit and
Dams Rock may be secured by application a
day in advance at the Washington street
office of the 6. q. and G. r. Co.. Cumberland.
JAMES A. MILLROLLAND,
Sept "a ferarsl Manager
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1900-11-03

On the shore of the river near West
brook can always be seen many cords of
river wood compactly piled up. This
wood comes from the bottom of the river.
For many years a thriving business has
been done in raising water soaked logs
in the river between Wcstbrook and Nal
lisOn Falls. by the use of wide, fiat
boats the logs are drawn to the surface,
lowed to the landing and split into cord
wood 1t is estimated that an average
of 100 cords yearly has been recovered
from the river bed.-Kennebec (Me.)
journal
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1900-11-03

In Chinese length measure 10 fun
equal one tSun, or an inch: 10 tsun
equal one chin. or the standard treaty
foot-that is, the foot arranged by
treaty between China and the various
foreign powers holding direct inter
course with the empire. This being
al inches. 10 chin equal ! chang, or
about two fathOms, or u feet.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1900-11-03
Gravel and Macadam Roads.

The initial cost Of a road depends
upon the cost of materials, labor, ma
chinery, the width and depth to which
the material is to be spread on and
things vary so much in the different
states that it is impossible to name the
exact amount for which a mile Of a
certain kind of road can be built.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-11-02

NsH t1aoftow
Hseh rsonss rsturssd 30 Asads,so
today
Nsa .paass 20 oHsado SOD msf-
ahal teiaY
JoAa ) s,aII aad ~Ifs % Umsba.
afe iu taa sItY
Mo-. Is W Rsmsav retafatd frum
kanaaa Cay tataT
W. b lIbba 90 s...4aI ata Ia
busIats ss rIsItor today
fraW wFatt ID Laa asIUe. Nf a
q Nasst at Che oaIa hoia.
walter Io.es. of Na.baI. aaa q ees
Iaeea t.sItof Befe tuday
SOD Ns~eaa.H af kIoaBsh.I fsH.I
tha saeaatlse Hm.ea codes
esise NefsDeaAs aa Ihe covers
us1t aefa tum.ffaa afI.Tn..H.
saa- a rf.u.HsaE .arIf
saIsansu. Ia .a Ibe HtY t.IaE
IaHst stal.a uafsHaI u . I..ur
tHn .elaIaea iT.u E..I ..|aF
SOL. uauus la. aa.H 81. I.
l.ate.a. eaa .. I.. ...I |a|
Iafss N.r snaaas .. f.. ss.f.
u.Ht a.Ie l.uHI .F a'...H...
nss i've us.aaI .I I...t .s..
ns boo .ater ~ t Ua.Ia.a
5aBse Ner sp.aas .n ..s ..s...
n ut a.rr tomorrow af..fu..u
N.s a 81 Hu.osI.ari Moo 49,
haaana 20 au %. a.e sl.pH aI the
Ih|a
uu. Nsy..f auI Hs.gbftr
lens. s.ut to huauu ..day ia ttIt
usr dauautsf
Mise Fraahlo lurI esut .a ssaaii
today whtrr she sI.I us th. saeat ui
hiss saIIio MaAey
Constable del. 90 uuaulu. nloasnt
'n Albert hru~u. urgiu. taIay cod
placed him iu tuo s'uaty jail
a % uagau ~iIl nos spssk here to
morrow ue wIIl 10 tl EuIu tu Je tbt
cbtct sDsahor ln che U.g oIusIuE falIy
.of uatacld county
%. b bow a@u t,prssouuug burn.
bam, MuuKvf a. co.. ot hauaaa uity
Waited tne dry goods merchant tuiay
meu trayeuuk tu uHIabuma
Rev N ID Matthews ~tut 60 NUf
man tuuay ue ~lu a,uu ramuFo B.,
thst elty 90 taAr charge pt thv ~ b.
cAurgh south. paatotate. ta ~IIl 60
Sara saturday evening
Meeting tho k OF o. bta uss,
changed hom Monday evening tu va
DaY .youiuK Au kulRhta aud Walt
AZ kuighta a.. iuylted 90 ooms GOA
tonight - D bu.,s 4, a. UhAe ronu
u uf q aud
Miss Mauo sauuicls arrived h.u
NashtuKtDu. 10 O.. today 500 vii
Do tho guoat OF Misa Loo thompson
Miss saunders has beoa employed d
tho census department gna Will DO th
atcu, X fapGrr at the tuitUd state
laud 4inue iu thla CITY
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-11-02

a.upps MgNas rryas Aaau
Chicago. iIl. Nov ssuatul Iuu.a
chairman oi tb, Democrat. National
committee speaking of Drukera Del.
cent suksrsuuu that usmu,iau. ,ut
600 .oustssat, auuut Jhe puInus places
900 th, evening of election day count
'uas,a aui them DO tuy election RETURNS
500 bryan 3uu tbIIp With JbeIs .uuut
su utu thy polling pla,sa aud throw
those l,lloua lu charge ut tDe t.tuius
mtu tb. atty.t said don ay,
anything wtuus With that aussystiou
senator ull believe. suss,atvd "a
ball bat as b,lus peculiarly appropu
ato tu rsudet Justice Goo "a corrupt ylry
uou Judge Goa ml opinion. The best
way DO tul democrats tu be at th, polla
oh,u th,t ar, opened and eco remain
There u suud strong rgia5s until thv
count ls complete it shuuid by thv
duD ut th.a, u,mu.Iata to watch thv
Iuds,s auI count oud tu ay. Too it that
uu fraud 10 committed aud tt any
fraud ia attempted Co stop lt then aud
there
The p,mu,,au, pat} Do uppus,d tu
violence. but go tu, came um, tvgl
warranted u aaJus that tby nymu
,,ata mis ut,ud Goo ,rad tuu uuita cot
hrl, victory &c Intimidation 10 at
t,mpted at tn. poua 20, traudul,ut
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-11-02

uue hpubtei thaussui i'snptAs stlt
,lup tNpmbpss nvm t,tts stAts w cas-
uulVN viii salhs, AZ lvllaaappli- ,'yt
a vetspalv sslss avd ,ptvsN hNu's ~
ilshl lhs hgvs pi ienvsspnlau ptlupipigs
ulsin systf killiop ls tes laet us,Npe
saQH hAs ~ h,ewsS v hgsvwith ~ piF
Eupl tatsih sNA Nshawgh ths bailst
hes bet n has SHAT 10 e,egg psteat
taaa aa9neb az agao pf HAAlVsN
weskese shs sAV esl,hss b. sllasi aeg
hoeAht
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-11-02

ae unlpi. mllw.a al ais ltn,iaNt
Ja.u,a u.aul. aau, Nw % nuuau 't
la.taal 40 ta au .s,p a,ats Aii
.slI b. tsl atb lUua uuapie AaA
lha, t. waat a.Du l,a nut hp oaa
u,s,l utp d, htees Moss nis,ptu,y
tu. tuHaam4upn ANar takies Aye
Duiu.a h. aaa snlHsh vu,eA "A a
pusltl,eil ss4,aatsea tp Nu,v AW iH
eAsas ai tbtvAt phssl seA tvsaa
nDlu1ss lpsshs. Nulla. ~ ugipFa
rusvmaala apeatAWls Aa,hmA nas
yv,vN V,eap whoupixa tpeae ppe
aua glVo ttlai bs,tlVa hee A ~ "
NvaWes dusa sssaa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-11-02

tl Reno. OKLA. $50, james y,
ut,uu. Il Fuuus mau sba Recently
came b.I. num Wl.mN haa ani
wac ,mpu,eI Do, tu, 90 Reno Nui aud
Elevator company aa aleausIaph,i
committed au.,l. nat uIshl uy ahlus
"a lu.. cot Iautouula at tUs uni.. au.l
h. uuHb,l uufk uI,u.ta Mm.y
I.a aI Peabody haa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-11-02

MeNay hutohisou Nupuals buuant
Auali
Tho Aukay uutebtauu nat,lago at
tslutty Episcopal ehu,,h laat uIsht
was witnessed by large crowd
ut trieuda ct tbo contracting pa,t,,a
Mr aud Nice Mckay lsft laat utgtt
tu' a buu. ymuun 1up go ha,aaa ,ity
thoy ~lli bs AZ huuy tu tbott f,,uda
1u about uuo mHutn al nlt eaat Logan
asouuu.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-11-02
10 OBTAIN oowlt

a,uppa M,ltao riyoa Assn
New York No, mauu,tIuuh
we're received at the bars, unigo TO
dytaiu Eid,r bowie and twenty nye
la,ymahers uuder his charge as Buun
aa inc, hand Admiabluu mat tu.ac
Wutkmeu viii ,aus, bitter Dshts
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-11-02
lnAaala lalrnnNlna


n.,lppa N.hae Ttpas Naau
Nsw Nv,h Np, Nea,lss b.
ippaa vbs epstysast ,s q plet pl
Nuav,h AnN wv'Ae, ,N salp ppsseasien
"a ,hs tv,tusg tf u,ullpaslgs Wlys aaa
eAp tRsA aWys,pisA sslpiAa. h ,vppgt
"a happ,o eA thIs aegeles rhysiplAea
saY h,s tseeel vev 10 NealAi ael
physipei
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-11-02

Laat Niaht
Ibo E~Iug ray Iur gompauy ptoduc.
oo fauat' Iast eight toa large sad
isucc Mise E~iug mado ploaaiuE
Impression iu hes impo,souati1n ot
Marguerite NJ raylot 90 Msphls-
tuphDlta ~ss a. bic beet The ao.iuF
90 the vutitu eum asy was ploasiug
tsulsht tho company Will play tus
thtse Muakoteors ne Tsyior will
have che leading role. that of b'ArtaR,
uau. sud Mlas kwlnE will appear "a
Auuo Uf Auatta Thia 70 Que Uf ths
unest historical plays ever produced
aud uoyvg falls va please The time IL
ut thu tins whea aplendor raisd the
thu sourts ot France Austna aud Eag.
land The costumes 10 DC worn so
uiEht afe probably che noat ocstly
aud gorgeous ever worn BY aay oomr
panY "a thia eits The compauy ap
pears ucsttu thia play aud VII surely
pIsaat all whu attyud
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-11-02
llalal nnNAl AnnlNAls

pssnaA, uAlahswa NWt "A
uaa9.s,. q, tes, b = us~ea veesl, "
d aasw, q y msw~ss, aNsses NW
Ir Asp'ees, ieAe y essn sva wllv.
osasAa, 4 wesa, 81 leeas Ne NJ
kisa. i A lellsa. k.slahauan AZ,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-11-02
EN MAYOR STRONG oEAo.


nVIipph MVHau FrUh1 Abbn.
New York, Nov nx Mayor viii.
lam strong diod suddony at hla
home here eary Jhls mornins lie
oaa HepuulloAa snd was elected
ma,pl uf Now Nu,k on reform tioket
m Is1i iiy wac seventy three Years
olJ
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-11-02

tU. ,.mslh ia hes,u uu ,s,J haad.
% buu lyiIpua yla,t yuu, n'slua vuuh.
b u.t,t ny tus u,p ui Hvpuuiiuaa
..t.a .ul Ju., .ulluv tu tho iuotstsps
ai tb. pt.a.n, .DuuJ iuutoia wiii ou
Iulu tha U.puuii.aua teu yoass hgags
n Uuswa tbsw out cd unleet ia
...b uatau.u ths ,eapunap ia Iua.
Iuu u.t tuu, li, va eul tG,s 10 ths
uahl apuIt u uta iussu .uuatf usht
aou ll4 uvt pulitl,a rut question ug
uuu.4, u.al s.te,"meut tD ,pa,ialis
uu.lluU h. lb. pua.ot m.thula at u
.amp.,.u.t auu ,.uu.,y ut ga. taA.
psa.a au.b .uunu,a ,be p.uply if
u. u.u w.a p.a,. taa.aia ta,u ,ham
au, .. aua apuIl .uI 500. ubl"s i,HN
I.u. luaI.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-11-02
MNl - stMIMonInAY

5,npps MgHao ih,aa Aosu.
rtuston. Pa Nov 1t DO un.alD
announced that th, Tempt, ltuu ,u.
viii pas Ita employee ev,D two w,sAa.
Ihs company up,tatya ba ,uily,na
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-11-02

Nue.ss 900 n., Nl.. Nhslt
D.u ta4u. u.puuti.au Hauu"sl .at"
mu.. auuuu..a ,na, "a p4it tsh,p n
ut.,ua h. t.puull.au uaJ"lp olu
u. it 100 lu aoutu uakpla
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-11-02
M'Nptty TURNS DOWN cluae

0IIIUU1 NJ WIV IIN'1 10" "
Canton. o. 30, two Thousand
applications have been made ub Hs
publican ,luba Zee, datoa ~h,u the, ,au
cali uu rt,aidvut Mckinley aud shake
handle uu the front porch t,rD one
has b,yu tuiu,l down
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-11-02

titNu ia eu'Ua ,N wah. 'b nwt
ui hla ut, IA buas ha wp.,a,H
taaaa w ru,,avaluuls .aNvN t,u
has bssn l.,sl,sA mtt ,pluhius ba
,aa su,pnrilsb sp,na,blus hs', Nsst
tusaAafs vu,A ell uplo.el,. blu
ana uaaa i'an,etat
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-11-02

MNltNlN manu-
u,,au aud N,u vluus p uuitvru
% iaiioa uu tutavua,k
,,usvAa ou iiutsoua,h
,jtlsaua iu Na,,lasua
tln.eua uu ruut
,oluab, ,uutalulus uomuv,su. 'a"
ultat. tu, tuns,eaa aud t...p
uuu Nummit,e,
o. % tu,b tktvt Mataba
Aaalatau hatshaia
. UaJlau aUt t,aub ttmlwau
,uu, M.,ahA olu asa, ulu. aaaD
lul aaalo,aut ma,auala ,si aaah.a
Au buaiu,aa bvussa auu .ius.ua
s,uy,.b a,, ,eAuvat.l ,t l..a'at. w
b.pY, cod GA. u.. aa,uu
tiss Vt M-.vh
tta.aaiuU elli wat.b .Aa, ." ubla
bupls at.Uua tu utlaluu st,se, h.u..
,., ul,iaDuu Go da,,,avu a,eau, hu"..
au ua4la,w tu tua Uplsi tpt,l vb,,.
iuls, e,g euI uy ,s.,l,e1 saa .n,,,
tb. ..uI4a. ,l ,bs U..sp'i"" .a""t
t.. ttuu.u .sst pu ta,t'aHH 800 Maple
st.st uyu.a uu,tp VI" Naplp $40
Cleveland a,snu. tnsp.a vaa' w'
Cleveland w p,uAl s',vs' ibo".
sou,b ,a u,vat ,u pAiapewa s'y"o.
,hpuDa vaa, pu uhlabvws 'e 'H. a"'
p,u@gW aue vbv,v iutas Nen o''
aailtv, tbs address pi teo isl
d rNvU
Nhiet Matahal
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-11-02
vorsas va, ssms mssH
woosL

want uu byut inspection ur n0
lave at ail suyu,ulus "a, inspection ot
u.u,,a ,iud Tom Wuuai,y q am
aiau against tbu pubii, wetshoia ,aN
tatm,ta at, stuatJ Interested .u thla
ataivm,ui ui M, Wouaioy they Siii
.uymh.i hlm hu,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-11-02

NlataNsR kusss ~ b ta,Nlua wees
WuAamHsa sac wsltsy slakt tfuw
apslsg psid, Az. whe wlA asAA hattF
NaFspahat )
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-11-02

30 uesa ts.ass,essssa vesssess
wa lSEv,. s.. ...a.'.. .:... !. :: :. ::
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q. eoe n bs,s,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-11-02

tt tsta --tsv- w--t- v~s~-t-i
s.it.s tt aa. b.se tt 90 tet- -att..
v~-ts go aw. ps.pt.. s p.@ eve
t1s.. 90 wut G~se tv ssa-e- zee
.aaatttett.- ts e. &C. sees ve t.-
.sa.aa tGa .uwHttt.tt.@ tt .-.s--s.s
aa aw tNa tstHss ts#s s.~- st
ptupta ss. aa syGstssss tAss w-.t
81. asst ...ss t-ss tsets vw@ Nsrs
tta4 ts tLa sttssstpt. tttF .t~s aua.A
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RALLY TOMORROW
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-09-22
ODD FELLOWS.

The work Of the Sovereign Grand
Lodge of Odd Fellows, 10 session this
week in Richmond, is over, and nearly
all of the visitors have left for home.
Next years meeting will be held il
Indianapolis. San Francisco was Sec
ond choice.
Matters pertaining to the constitu Ion
were considered yesterday, but no ma
terisl changes were made.
The prize winning cantons called mp.
on Hon. Hill Montague, and received
checks corresponding to the prizs which
they had won in the competitive drill
contest.
Olive Branch, Rebekah Lodge, of In.
dianspolis, conferred the Rebekah de-
gree last night under the auspices OF
the Richmond Rebekah Lodge.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-09-22
THE CHINESE TROUBLES.

Gen. Adna Chsffee was ordered la t
night by Adjutsnt General C)rbin to
withdraw from Pekin az once. He is
directed to leave allegation guard SUI
ficiently large to protect Minister Con-
ger, who has been authorized TO open
preliminary peace negotiations with
Prince CaiUg, The legation guard will
consist of one regiment of infantry, pre-
sumably the Ninth; Reilly's battery Of
artillery and squadron of the Sixth
cavalry. All the other troops will
leave Pekin. The infantry and cavalry
will be taken 10 MaDils, while the ma.
riDes will be returned to the ships from
which they were drafted, and the rest
to the marine camp at Cavite. The
legation guard will be encamped in
the American compound in Pekin, and
the American Minister will Immediately ly
take up his quarters in the old Amerl-
can legation. This is ordered so that
1t will be perfectly understood by all
foaeign commanders, whether now in
Pekin or to arrive there, that the sole
duty of the American troops who re-
main in the city is to guard the Minis
ter and TO protect the Chinese converts.
These facts were last night cabled in
the form of a circular letter TO every
American minister abroad, wi instrue-
tions to communicate hem forthwith
to the foreign offices Of the goverDm nts
10 which they are accredited. A copy
has also been sent to Minister Wa. l
this determined way President McKiu :
ley has.answered al the inquiries that
have crowded on him this week from
Russia, from France, from Germany,
Prince Cnin, from Minister WI. Ger
many has been informed that it is not
this governments purpose to ask for
the surrender of the persons respon'i'
ole for the wrongs done to the foreign
ers before peace negotiations are begun
Rioting has brOken out at Sun Tai,
near Canton, and several villages have
been destroyed. A French guuboa
accompanies French troops TO the
| scene.
General Wilson, the American com
mander, took Pei Ia Gnu with the
British aud American forces under his
| command.
Now that the war with the Beers If
! about over, the British will take hand
in the game in China. So far the for
eign powers, in their negotiations, have
only been playing for position.
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