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Solomonville Bulletin:

Solomonville Bulletin:
 Pedro Michelena left on Wednesday for Bonita creek to look after some horses running on the range in that locality. He will visit Clifton and Morenci before he returns.
 w. A. Smith, better known to many as 'Shot Gun" Smith, expects to go in short time to the Soldiers Home near Santa Monica, California, where he will remain for an indefinite period
 James P. Gillespie, who was in Solo, monville this week, informed the Bulletin that his father, A. F. Gill lespie, was now at Cape Nome, Alas ka, and that he considered that coun- try greatly overrated. Every inch of ground has been located. Mr..Gil- lespie went to Cape Nome with mining company and is yet in its em- ploy.
 Clerk Pedro Michelena has com pleted the abstract of the assessment roll of Graham county for the present year and forwarded it to the clerk of the Territorial Board of Equalization. It shows the total valuation of as- sessed property to be $2, ,624, 823 .35, di- vided as follows:
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Bismarck's s Iron Nerve

Was the result of his splendid health. Indomitable will and tremen- dous energy are not found where Stomach, Liver, Kidneys and Bowels are out of order. If you want these qualities and the success they bring, use Dr. Kings New Life Pills. They develop every power of brain and body. Only 25c at all dealers in med icines.
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My baby was terribly sick with the diarrhoea," said J. H. Doak, of Williams, Oregon. "We were unable to cure him with the doctors assist ance, and as a last resort we tried Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. I am happy to say it gave immediate relief and a complete cure" For sale by Dunn.
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For the convenience of it's patrons in East Clifton the Gila Valley Tele- phone Co. has established a public pay station at L. w. Smiths Ice Cream Parlor.
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NOTICE!
ME HEREBY NOTIFY ALL WHol

WE HEREBY NOTIFY ALI WHOM IT
 W may concern that we will not be respon- siole for any debts. bills, or accounts con- tracted by any employee or sub-contractor engaged in the construction of the Morenci Southern Railway, unless upon our written order.
 All persons are also warned not to handle or cash time statements issued by sub-con- tractors on this work, as they are payable only to the person who actually performed the work. STREETER 6 LUSK.
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J. N. McFate & Co. are handling the celebrated bottle beer made by the Lone Star brewery of San Antonio.
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Leave your orders with the Duncan Dairy for milk for ice cream, or any other purpose.
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752,967 O7
All other property

All other property ............... 752967 O7 Total. S2S 3o
 Last year the total assessed wealth as fixed by the county board of equal ization was something over S2, 465,- 900, but this was reduced about S125,- 900 by the court decision in the De- troit Copper Company tax suit. Stafford Arizonian:
 Considerable alfalfa is being mar keted in the valley just now.
 The summer camps in the noun tains are becoming depopulated.
 The ninth session of the Grand Lodge of Arizona, I. O. G. T., will convene in Stafford on Wednesday, September 5.
 On last Monday, contracts were awarded for the erection of a brick block of three stores on Tenth street, by Sam w. Price The building will be 60x55 feet in size, and divided into three stores.
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The finest brandies in town at John c. Smiths, Chase Creek.
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Call at the Delmonico, Chase Creek, for first-Class meal or lunch.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-12
SHORT NEWS STORIES.

ST, JOSEPH Mo.-Pollce Officer
Charles Scott shot and killed Thomas
Smith. gambler.
ELGIN, Ill--John A, Russell OF Elgln
has given in his resignation as attorney
general of Porto Rico.
MUSkOGEE, I, T.-Thomas Owens, city
attorney, shot and mortally wounded
Noah Watts. two bullets taking effect in
the breast.
OMAHA, Neb--P. c. Peters of Omaha,
who was injured in the wreck of the
Overland limited near Missouri Valley,
Iowa. died of his injuries.
BUCYRUS, Ohio.-Mrs Amos Dice filed
suit for divorce. and her husband shot
and fatally wounded her. Dice then shot
himself in the breast and cut himself
with q razor
. CHARLOTTE, N. CT. D. Neal OF
Rutherford, n. c., was walking through
the resident part Of that town, when he
drew pistol and shot himself, falling
dead on The street
CHARLOTTE n. C.-safe blowers
opened the safes in the postoffce and in
the general merchandise store of j. f.
Black & Co. at Matthews, n. c., and Sc
cured $1,000 in cash.
ORLANDO Fla.-Deputy Sheriff Wild
den has been called to Lake Cowel to in
vestigate the probable mysterious sui
eide of George A. Hume, wealthy or
ange grower Of that settlement
/ ATLANTA, Ga.--Many datinguished
| Unitarian ministers are here to attend
the fourteenth annual session of the
southern conference OF the Unitarian
churches.
! BUTTE, Mont.-Fire broke out In the
200 level of the Bell mine, an Arlalga-
mated Copper company property. Satur-
day night, and is still burning. II Is
under control. but grave fears are enter
tained that 1T can not be extingushed
HUNTINGTON. w. Va.-Rev. John
Holden, prominent in the Methodist Epis-
eopal conference OF this district. was
probably fatally shot by Robert Bostick
at Matteawan' There has been trouble
between their families for some time.
NORFOLK, Va.-The carsheds and cleo
trio plants OF the Norfolk Railroad and
Light company in Huntersvllle, suburb
OF Norfolk. were totally destroyed by fire
The loss is estimated at $l50,OOO covered
by Insurance,
i INDIANAPOLIS, lnd.-Ellzaheth and
John Gum. mother and son. aged SIS and
% respectively, were found lead at their
home by William Gum ami and a son ana
a brother, who reside in another part OF
the city. Natural gas had asphyxiateC
them
CHICAGo.-There is every probability
that the long standing difference between
the board Of trade and the Western Unlor
and Postal Telegraph companies Will be
settled At conference TO BIZ h2ld in tho
office OF President Warren OF the board
Of trade.
NASHVILLE. Denn.-Psesident n
Baxter Of the Tennessee Coal and Irol
company, before his departure for Gin
cinnat, denies the story printed few
> days ago that the controlling interest o
his company had been purchased b!
Northern capitalists.
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countries OF the world those bodies rep
resenting tire supreme authority OF the
nc. ion have also exercised jurisdiction
and tbeneere, have taken part in gov
ernlDg the country. Tnere awe even been
cases as happened With the constitution
al assembly n the French revolution, III
which such conventions have welded eN-
elusive mower while they were IN session
Continuing lei 4 empo says: This re-
etriction lmpo ed by order OF The pFesi-
dent oi The United states. SHOWS clearly
his purpose moi 10 release for single
Instant the authority which the United
states exerc SEES In Cuba and as dciega les
10 The convention having no real power
viii MT be restrained by any sense OF re-
spousb.lty IT is clear hat they VIII IN
dulge in most Utopian tlgAts OF mag ma
tion ard Will soon disagree among them
selves afsoIdlng 10 the military the power
desired. pretext for breaking NJ the as
semoly and either postponng the grant
ing Of ndepe lGence or decreeng al once
Z annexation Of Cuba TO The United
States
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should Literary Men Marry.

Leslles weekly.
Tne sensible conclusion of the matter
would seem to be not to pronounce tina
doom OF celibacy upon all who write
books, but to impress upon all such per-
sons the necessity OF extraordinary care
and elaboration before embarking upon
the matrimonial sea. No man has a right
to make woman wretched if he can help
IL, even though he be a second Dante or
ohakespeare He can not be allowed
10 cover brutality, neglectfulness and
petty tyranny under the cloak OF eccen-
.ilcltles of genius. When man marries
MS hrst duty is to be good husband. M
mater how loud the world may call upon
MN TO enrich 1t with the products of his
ART or now able ne may be to meet that
demand II he Is SO closely welded to his
arr SO absorbed in it, that he has no
aplulhs room in his heart for the feelings
ana directions made imperative by the
marriage relation, he should let no pass
ing iancy, no sudden passion, lure him
INTO 1t. Many OF the greatest and noblest
men OF letters. including Browning. Ten
Tyson hawthorne, Longfellow and Low
Ell nave shown how 1t was possible to
serve Two masters, to be men OF trans
cehdent literary gifts and at the same
uhe tender, gracious, loving and faith
iul husbands and fathers. No richer and
happier lot could fall to any man thar
would come from following their sbininf
example
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BATTLE IN SOUTH CHINA.
Great Loss Alleged TO Have Been In
hicted on Boxers.

Victoria, b. c., November il.-News was
received by the steamer Vi1a concerning
the rebellion in South China The Trads
have broken out in Kwang 81 and Mar
shall Su commander in chief of the i'm
periaI forces. is asking for 10000 men
to suppress them. The British have dis
patched infantry and artillery to guard
the Kow Loon frontier,
A battle was fought at Tsan Tsou on
the shang Tung Chi Ii border, October
II, between imperial troops and Box
ers. General Yuan's troops numbered
5000 and the Boxers IL 900. Two thous-
and men We're left to guard the Sans
Chou and General Mel, in charge of the
imperial troops, gave battle outside The
battle lasted all day and resulted Ia the
defeat Of the Boxers with great loss
Their leader. Chen, refused TO retreat
and when the fight was lost, fought with
500 desperadoes In a ravine until al
were killed. His head was taken and
hung on the walls of the city. Six thous.
and rebels were killed.
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FOREIGN BRIEFS.

LONDON Earl cadogan has consented
TO continue in office as lord lieutenant OF
ireland. VI
nAhCELoNA,-The government troops
nave captured band OF fifty Carllsts
near Villa France del Panades.
ROME Sunday being the birthday OF
hlng Victor Emmanuel his majesty
mails. 'ii'
PARls.-Eight persons were killed ana
nlteen wounded in collision between a
Leroi. a. Nno'ses
NAfEIoWN.-Among the Beers who
were killed in the recent sghtiny ,,asr
mandant prlnslee.
I'M I'M ON ,,-oenerai Baden Powell ac-
~ r 10 90 the Capesown correspondent Of
.ne DAILY Mall. has contracted ,eIloy,
'evef' His condition is serious.
81 pETERsBuRG.--Tae Russian GEN
efSi stan recently proposed that Siberian
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A BANDIT IS TROUBLING ITALY
GOVERNMENT Is TAKING REVENGE
ON LARGE NUMBER or PEOPLE.
citizens RuIIdoxed nnd Murdered by
the SoldierS Because the Dcsp"r-
ado Can Not he Caught.

London November 1.-THE doings OF
the brigand, Mussolino, are now attract
ing attention through The whole OF Eu-
rope, thanks to the extraordinary fash
ion in which the italian authorities are
proceeding Something like thousand
soldiers are quarCered in the district, in
addition To hundreds 81 gendarmes and
police. and iull general in command OF
the operations.
The effect Ct all this has beeu to III
crease popular sympathy for the brigand
and render even more difficult the task
Of laying him b. the heels. The soldiers
aud police are an treating the Inhabitants
or Reggie Calabr.n MS accompices OF
Mussolino and are maltreating men IN an
ahomipaple manner. Honest peasants
ami farmers have been arrested by
wholesale ana shot at sight whenever
there is the slightest resistance or even
protest offered In the meantime, the
main force is beseigng rocky emnence
at the summit Of Mount Asspromonte IN
der the delusicn that Mussoliuo is hiding
There Ofhcers say that iJ is Impossible
70 carry The place by open ASSAULT. which
means mat they and their men have NOT
The courage TO get 20 close quarters with
the hriEAu1
( There are tho best reasons for he
lieMng that MussJllnu is sUl freely
roaming The country It is certain, at
any rate. mat 40 the beginning OF tho
week when he was supposed to be al
Munt Asspromonte he entered the town
Of Scilia in open day disguised rs a
Eeniarme partook OF refreshments at
cafe there aud wrote number OF letters
which he afterwards posted. Two were
addressed TO newspapers, Gazctta d,
Messinn and La Calabra, and the thir,
Sc the project of Reggie. In hem. Mus
solino challenges the world to rapture
him. ana wNrns the project thar in "a
unlikely event Of his capture the entr
pr.viuce VIII rise in rebellion and rescu
him.
He takes exception to the tone OF Ger
tain articles in tne newspapers men
toned and promises 10 send contribution
of his own. He has also addressed
werung 20 the general commanding tn
roops 30 the effect thai IL the officer
value their }iyes they had better refus
to do paitry police duties and clear on
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NATIONAL JEWISH HOSPITAL.
1t LIS to he Extended and Muny I'M
nrONeMenIs Made.

Cincinnati Ohio, November 1.-THE
trustees of the National Jewish hospital
for conservatives at Denver, met at the
Phoenix club here today and perfected a
permanent organization. The following
officers were elected: President. EMANUEL
Grabefelder; vice Residents, Sol w. Levy,
Cincinnati, and Lauis Gerstlein Of Phila-
dclphia; secretary. Alfred Mueller of Dem
yer; treasurer Ben ALUhe.mer of st.
Louis. Executive committee-L. A. Loeb,
Chicago; p. Numberger PiNsburg, and
Ignaulus Rice, New York, together with
all the officers as ex offlcio members. Tne
executive committee was fully empow
cred to increase the capacity of the hos
pital. which means a large extension 81
buildings and other improvements. At
the meeting tomorrow afternoon a board
or managers and other officers will be
selected.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-12
LOCAL.

The origin OF the Young Mems Chris
tian Association. was discussed at the as
scciutlon hall.
Meeting of industrial exhibitors In the
Texas Fruit. Flower and Vegetable res
tival called for this evening.
Henry Bradley. foreman OF switch en-
CINE lost leg in the Central yards last
night.
Houston Light Guard return from An
derson. having In charge Sherirf Garrett
Scott
Fire department was called on to put
out six nres, as a result of the cold wave.
Post C, T. p. An will invite the state
board Of directors to meet in Houston
in December.
Situation regarding the strike OF the
employees OF the Southwestern Telegraph
and Telephone company is still I'M
changed.
A very pleasant dance was given by the
officers OF the Young Mems Hebrew So
ciety at Montefore hall.
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An AGREEMENT REACHED.
The Price which China Must PA
to the Powers.

to the Powers.
Berlin November 1l.-The following is
the full text OF the statement. evidently
insp red, in the Cologne Gazette of Sat
urday as to the understanding reached
by the representatives OF the powers in
PeSin regarding the Chinese settlement
Pour parlours between the ENJOYS in
PeEin for the purpose Of agreeing upon
the fundamentals for peace negotiations
with the Chinese plenpotentiaries proceed
favorably on the whole series OF important
points
An agreement has been reached between
the powers particularly regarding the
punishment of the main culprits, the
mandarlns and princes; also regarding the
witnessing of the execution Of such pun
jshments by representatives of the pow
ers also regarding the principle OF pay
Ing damages to the several governments
for the cost of China expeditions, and for
damages sustained by private persons anu
missions; also regarding the permanent
staioning OF sufficient guards for the
protection OF the PekIn legations; also re
gardng the maintenance OF secure and
regular communication between Pekin and
the seashore.
About a number OF other demands by
separate powers negotiations are still.
pending.
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STATE.

Catt.emen met at Fort Worth to dis
cuss then protest against removing storm
fences in New Mexico.
new Methodist church at Fort Worth
was dedicated
sherin Garrett Scott has been removed
in safety from Grimes county.
The penltentiary board Will ask for an
appropriation to build cotton mill.
wild deer was killed within the city
limits OF Austin.
rhe Carrick hotel at Waxahachie was
burned, one man was killed by hose
reel
The telephone strike has spread to Dali
las.
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Boarded by Canary Birds AT Sea.

Morning Oregonian.
The schooner J. NJ. Weatherwax, which
arrived at Port Townsend from Honolulu
last Saturday. had an unusual experiences
few days before reaching the port.
When $50 miles off Cape Flattery, the
schooner ran into an immense flock Of
birds, resembling the wild canary,
thousands OF which settled in the rigging
ana other parts of the vessel, The SAIL
ors furnished the feathered visitors with
rood and drink. and hundreds, if not
thousands of the birds remained on
b ard till the schooner reached the rort.
They became very tame and left the yes
sci when it approached land.
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0ysPeasia 20 ~,
Gould Lat Only st,J. \,
Else Caused Dis,,ss'.s.a y

Else Caused nIs,, s'.ad
81 have derived 80 ms.s
from Hoods sarssparilla .A w.. s'''
been sufferer for more Than \ s.'''
from bad stomach trouble rs
was Obliged to live on stals Me- I '
inc juice Of bcefsteak. had u
deal Of Inflammation .na s'''
trouble and was twice At ds sS s,,t'i
A friend told me Of Hoo Sus's's door,
rilla and | decided to try A sssssp.
derived SO much benefit from Oy |. y
got 60. three more, and after t *; l y
lelt that was entirely cured s''s 'asaI
now 90 years old and eniov - s,,.,, aIa
health for one of my years, b ea's sssa
spring ! take a bottle q H II, XIV
that kmay feel strong and wall .uv ~ u
the summer, and | recomm snsi 7
anyone VINO suffers from drs
or Indigestion Mrs. A. a Mv'Ispas|
IL Mason Street, Salem, Mass AA'01
All Run Down : Torpid Liver. |
!" Every spring | suffer from 49,,
liver and the debilitatinu insn. .p4|
of the change from cold "a ~.
weather. Last spring found ~ .'r as
usually run down, having ~ N.Y.. y,
four of my children. ,'n,,.;,.s /
through a siege Of scarlet fevs .,'' /
took Hoods Sarsaparilla and n,,..i
through the trying months W iu''s
any inconvenience whatever. liz Z
lieye for persons having an iuaetj,,
liver and poor blood Hoods Sau, ",s
is a good medicine, Mrs n X X
Gross, Findlay, Ohio. 7
1t is because Hoods Sarsaparilha
Peculiar to Itself that ii effects ,p,s
remarkable cures. Try it.
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wAN nAsNvr srorrnn Ynr,
Fiiipinos Not Concerned over the He-
election OF Mckinley.

Manila, November 1.-THE results OF
the elections in the United States have
been quietly received here. SO far ms
Finpinos arc concerned. no change in
the situation has ensued nor Is any likely
~ occur IN The Immediate future. They
are for The greater par, noneommittai
Last week resulted IN minor engage
meats with what the official reports de-
scribe as small casualties" namely four
Americans killed ard ten wounded
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FOREIGN.

There is an increased business in cloths
at Manchester.
London, German and continental oourses
were influenced altogether by wall street
views.
The secret sessions OF the Spanish
American congress will begin today
1t is said that number of Beers have
gone further into Africa to establish
new republic
Because they have not the nerve to
tackle a brgand, Italian soldtery are mis-
treating large number of citizens.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-12

Betliu November 1i.-German bomss,
we're comp'etely dominated last week 10y
che eloction u the United states ana wan
streets interpretation Of g. Finautiers
hero had been algalng that since re-
action here was started in ApgA by the
degiiue In atockg and ron prices IN inu
United states so tle eletu MS eject upon
Inc cuisines would be strongly felt here
ih's view has been strikiugly confirmed
week Attracted much attention uans
unusuai irmness ID German iron share-
and giyips great impetus TO American
raiiways. Finauccrs bare express salts
taetion with he outcome OF the election
interpreting the result as faY rabte d
zee German money market
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IIMMARY OF ToDAY's IMPORTANT NEWS.
WASHINGTON.

indian Commissioner Jones says that
the payment OF money ana issuance OF
rations to Indians should be stopped,
Crowninshield wants ample provision
made Tor nghting the powers OF Europe;
hts report recommends doubling the ca
paclts OF the naval academy for turning
out onicors.
WORK is to begin at once on the meas
IRE providing Tor larger standing army.
Tne British government has decided to
train its soldiers to night.
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DOMESTIC.

The Jewish hospital tor consumptiveS
at Denver is to be enlarged.
lneendiaries are at work at Atlanta Ga'
Venezuela may buy Gould's yacht Co.
lombin having failed to pay for 1t.
The coal miners are not satisfied ana
propose to again try issues with the OPP
orators
The death list OF the Monticello wreck
has grown to thirty-two.
indians in Alaska are starving because
the white gold hunters have killed the
game.
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peasants should adopt the Cossack caste
and 10000 have signifed a willingness to
do so.
HAVANNA.--A movement is on foot
among the Spaniards to form an sssocia-
ton to work in conjunction with the gov
eminent in encouraging immigration
from Spain and the Canaries.
ST JOHN, n. F.--The Allen liner Car
thegena has arrived here. having on board
thlrty-fve iavalids belonging to the Ca
madam contingent in South Africa, who
ere returning from English hospitals,
/ ST PETERSBURG.-The Russian min
lister of agriculture, NJ. Yerloff, after
visiting the coal deposits recently dis
covered on the Black coast in the gov
eminent of Kutais, estimates that they
will yield 100000 tons annually for sixty
years.
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RUSSIA is RESTLESS
Because of uI-Treatment of Chinese
ny British and Germans.

81 Petersburg, November li.-Russia
is becoming increasingly restless on ac-
count of the course OF the allies, par
t!cularly the Germans and British. to-
ward the Chinese.
"Russi-sw says the Bourse Gazette
will reap the hatred OF foreigners which
the Germans and British are sowing"
official circles in ST, Petersburg dc
not conceal their dissatisfaction over the
recent executions OF Pso Ting Flu OFF,
Gals.
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KILLED HER HUSBAND.
Declared that He Had Driven Her 10
Desperation.

Chicago, November 1t.-Mrs. Teresa
Josephine schmitt shot and almost an
stantly killed her husband Peter late to-
Right At their home. 1898 Month Marsh
field avenue.
After the shooting, which occurred in
the parlor Of the house, sohmitt stag
gered out through the front door and fell
dead in the yard
Mrs Schmitt made no attempt TO ss-
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MANurAorrnn on cnowNs.


London, November i1,-There is new
industry in Birmingham, in which Ameri-
can manufacturers may think 1t not
worth their while to compete 1t is
rown-making firm, and has received
orders for several gold crowns set In imi.
tation stones for little native kings in AZ,
rlca. Pa, ment Is sent. not in cash, hu
By large invoice OF ivory or other pro.
duets.
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CHINA.

Russia is becoming restless because OF
ill-treaiment of Chinese by British ana
Germans.
The powers are said to have reached an
agreement as TO the price to be pald ny
China.
From four to six million Chinese are
said to be in danger OF starvation.
The Chinese government says the terms
proposed by the powers are too humlliat-
ing for acceptance.