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Evening star., 1900-10-25
AFFAIRS IN ALEXANDRIA
THE CITY DEMOCRATS TO HOLD
MASS MEETING.
Arrange to Occupy the Opera House
Tomorrow Evening-General
and Personal News.
Evening Star Bureau.
No. 7O1 King St.,
Dill Talanhnna No 1R


Bell Telephone No. 1O6,
ALEXANDRIA, Va, october 25, 1900. 4,
The city democrats will hold a mass
meeting at the Opera House tomorrow
evening. This gathering will be under the
auspices Of the Bryan, Stevenson and Rixey
Campaign Club and the city democratic
committee Attorney General A. ]. Mon
tague and Mr.. r. Walton Moore OF Fair
fax will be among the speakers. An all
day meeting of the democrats Of Prince
William county will be held tomorrow at
Manassas Mr.. John M. johnson OF this
city, Messrs. r. E. Lee. jr and Lewis n.
Machen of Fairfax and Mr.. Eppa Hunton
of Warren will make addresses. In Alexan-
dria county the leaders expect TO arouse
enthusiasm among the voters the 5oth IN
stant by barbecue at Court House Grove.
The same evening there will be speaking
in the Opera House in this city.
Welded Last Evening.
The marriage Of Miss Stella Kaufman.
daughter of Mr.. Joseph Kaufman, and Mr.
Aaran Katz took place at Z O'Clock last
night at Odd Fellows Hall on North CO.
Iumbus street, in the presence OF large
gathering of prominent members OF the
Hebrew society in this city. The spacious
room had been tastefully adorned for the
ceremony with plahtssiiferns ana MOWERS.
Rev. DR.. Stern of Washington officiated
and Mr.. Leo Ruben Of this city acted as
best man. The ushers were Messrs b.
Baer, jr., Jerome Kaufman, Fred Bend
helm and AlexandeT Kaufmann of Alexan-
dria, and Samuel Dealhah OF Baltimore ana
Julius kaufmaan a. q ~ Masn sr,dai ' party after
the ceremony at the residence OF Mr. HauI-
mann. No. III South Eairfax street; Later
the bride and groom left for a tour tnrouen
the north. They will reside in TINS CITY,
e. H. 8. vs.. western Maryland.
After defeating aaifaudet in Washington
Yesterday, the foot ball team representing
western Maryland college visited Alexan-
drta today and lined up against the strong
Episcopal High School deleven at the high
school grounds near thisjcity this afternoon.
The kick-ofr was made at o'clock, and
hotly contested game was in progress when
this report closed The lineup OF the OPP
posing elevens was as follows: Episcopal
High School = Davis, right end; Moncure,
right tackle; Dew, right guard; Carter. CEN
ter; Waters (captain), left guard; Trigg,
left tackle; Macgill, left end; Campbell.
right half; Heald, left half; st. Johns, full
back, and Berkeley. quarterback Western
Maryland - Smith,, left end: Melvin, left
tackle: Roberts, left guard; Robinson, CEN
ter: Talbot, right guard: Tarr. right tackle;
Gilligar right end; Shannahan, right half:
Legg fullback: Chaff1nch. quarterback, and
Dashiell, left half. :,
Evening star., 1900-10-25
Lace Curtains.
SECOND FIOOI

$50 Lace Curtain Ends. consisting of
ends Of lace curtains that sold up to S4 so
pair Choice for Bargain or
.
Dnuble-width Lace Stripe Curtain Scrim-
openwork patterns that sells at &C. q
yard. Choice for Bargain Fri OShr
day. ...AaNtNe
Nottingham Lace Curtains-3 yards long
with taped edges. Well worth 81. so GN0c
a pair. Bargain Friday price. >CSo
Heavy Chenille Portieres with deep,
rich fioral borders and heavy tassel
fringe: Real value, $3.50. Bar CD zm
gain Friday. ..-......-.....-..... pZe6>
Rich quality Bagdad Portieres, In new de-
signs and colortngs and deep fringe.
Well worth $3.50. Bargain CO O0
Nottingham Lace Curtains, in Guipure and
Brussels effects. 3h yards long, 90 inches
wide; rich. snowy patterns. Real G zm
value, $2.7o. Bargain Friday. ~ o2>
Evening star., 1900-10-25

Abe Wheeler. colored, forty-seven years
old, living at 1929 Riagdens alley north
west. fell from a scaffold at 1911 7th street
northwest about noon today and broke his
left arm. The injured man was taken to
the Emergency Hospital for treatment.
Evening star., 1900-10-25

vacant house at 1st and streets
southeast, the property of Joseph ]. Weller,
was entered recently by cutting Stats from
a rear window. Gss fixtures valued at $40
were stolen
Evening star., 1900-10-25

The Best Prescription for Malaria,
Chills and Fever is bottle Of GROVES TASTE
LESS CHILL TONIC. 1t is simply iron and qui-
nine In tasteless form. No cure. pay. Price. t0c
oc13-sn.th.n
Evening star., 1900-10-25
Ladies' and Childrem's
Underwear and Hosiery.

Ladies' Jersey Ribbed Vests and Pants
extra heavy-heece lined-well made-pearl
buttons and silk trimmed. Regu- DE-,
lar 39c. value each Bargain Friday ZOSe
Ladies' Fancy Boot-top Hose and Seam
less Fast Black Novelty Dropstitch Hose.
Regular 1Sc. value. Bargain 4 OH/
Childrens Extra Long Hose-seamless and
warranted stainless-doubie knee, toe and
heel. Regular 19c. value. Bar n ONc
gain Friday. ................. SZ2So
Ladies' Oneita Combination Suits-perfect-
1y elastic-fitting like glove-white nat
ural gray-pearl buttons and silk trimmed
Regular 69c. value. Bargain Fri ND~
day. Observation-Disclosures. FSSs
Children's Extra Heavy Fleeced Vests,
silk trimmed and we'll made; sizes 16 to
%. For Bargain Friday-size 16 n 6Nr
(Rise &c. q size).
Evening star., 1900-10-25

Pursuant to resolution adopted By the
board Of aldermen at the last meeting Of
that body. an election will be held In the
second ward the first Tuesday in December
to fill the vacancy in the board caused by
the death Of William n. Marbury. which
Evening star., 1900-10-25
The Presidents Recommendation.

President McKinIey's recommendation
for temporary increase In the army was
sent to Congress on December D. 1885, and
said: For some time in the future 10OOO0
men will be none too many to meet the
necessities of the situation Nobody fam
iliar with the history of affairs In the
Philippines during 1898 can doubt that
President Mckinley knew al that date that
there was absolute necessity for large
addition to our forces in those islands
General Otis in numerous cablesrams re-
ported to President Mckinley incidents Of
the insurgents attacking our forces and
augmenting their regular army and max
ing extensive prepa rations for long war
fare against our authority. All these facts
were well known when the President made
the recommendation for action to Congress
and If any of Mr.. Bryans friends in Con-
gress knew that there was no necessity for
an increase in our army and no arm was
| raised against our authority they should
have spoken then, but the well-known facts s
at that time. with which l believe Mr.
Bryan was familiar or must be familiar
now, would brook no adverse action upon
the part of any in Congress. 1 cannot
but believe that Mr.. Bryan Is playing the
politician in giving out informal ton respect
ing not only the circumstances under which
our provisional army was increased, but as
to the entire conduct Of our government In
| the Philippines'
Evening star., 1900-10-25

TO CURE "A, COLD IN ONB DAY
Take Laxative Bromo- -Quinine Tablets. All drug.
Rsts refund the moneS -if 1t fails to cure. e. VI
Groves signature 10 on each box. 25eS
Evening star., 1900-10-25
Jewelry & Leather Goods

Gold Pen, with beautiful carved pearl
Penholder. Regular Csc. value M
Bargain Friday for. lWSs
Ebony and Sterling Silver-trimmed Blot
ters, Paper Cutters, Curling Irons Shoe
Horns. Egg Darners. Nail Files Button
Hooks. etc: Regular 25c. value 1fN<-
$50 Ladies' Solid Leather Combination
Pocket Books. assorted lot, in grain. NOR
occo and French calf. with polished nickel
frames. Regular 39c. value-Bar- OSc
Evening star., 1900-10-25
Our Popular
Domestic Department.

Remnants # Fun-bleached Irish Table
Ltnen-66 inches wide-2, IN and 3-yard
lengths-extra heavy and beautiful damask
patterns. Regular 7oc. yard Ahc
quality. Bargain Friday-yard. SSe
Fun Blea -hed Irish Dinner Napkins-N
size-exQuisite scroll and floral designs.
Regular $1.75 value. Bargain Sn OS
Remnants Of Extra Heavy Canton Elan
nel-long, fluffy nap-2 to 1O-yard lengths
Real value...... &c. Sc. 12lac. 15c.
Bargain Friday. s7sc. bNc. 7%c. 1oc.
so pieces Novelty Plaid and Stripe Outing
Flannels-new dark colors. Regu-
lar 1oc. yari value Bargain Fri AZsc.
Remnants of Table Oilcloth+7 inches
wide-1, IA. and 2h-yard lengths-spen-
did assortment tf patterns. Regular 25c.
day aya...rii1. yard value: Bargain fFi. l211c.
Remnants Black and White and Brown
lengths. Regular &c. yard value. A7kr
Bargain Fri y.............-... TYSSSe
Remnants Of a6-inch Bleached Muslin
such brands Utica Mills Dwight, An
chor, Nonpa-iei, etc.-5 to 10-yard lengths.
Regular 1oc. va.ue. Bargain Fri nv
day ................... IZSSo
Remnants OF Dressmakers' Silesin. in
brown, drab and slate-2 to 5-yard
= lengths. Regular 10c. value. Bargain S~
Friday .-...-.............- oSe
Evening star., 1900-10-25
Bargain Friday
Specials Mems
& Boys Clothing.
Mems Suits.


About 1875 Mems Suits, In cassI.
meres. worsteds and blue aud black
cheslots. either single or double
breasted coats with single or double
breasted vests; well lined and made.
RsSpaip sssSai5 Fsidss slI,@ values. S.. so
A Top Coat Chance.
Your choice OF oxford grays, tan
and black all-wool Thibets. lined
with Farmers satin and some with
serge, made with cloth or velvet col
lars A perfect fit guaranteed and |
worth $40. Bargain Fri Sc ON /
uay '..-.-........... SOeOO
Children's Suits.
200 Suits, double breasted style. in
Scotch plaids and blue and black
chevfots Sizes 6 to l6 years. Good
Friday f4iSS values. Bargain Sl.08
800 'Children's Double-breasted
suits, in dark gray and brown plaid
eHects. The very best for school
wear. Ages to l5 years,
and worth 50. Bargain Fri OQ,
day. ay................... YSCe
tnre Knee Pants. Ages 10 l5.
strong and serviceable. soc. n N,
value. Bargain Friday -. QYC.
One lot Of Children's Shirt Waists.
pleated front and back; perfect
make and good quality; Acc. S7,
values Burgain Friday. -. Z6Se
One sample lot OF Tams for boys
and girls. In blue, red, brown. gray
&C.; worth up to 81 25. Bar dmr
gain Friday. y............ u YNe
Mems Wear.
100 dozen Mems Full-size Hem
stitched Handkerchiefs, in plain
white and cOlored borders. Reg
ular Zoe. value-BarSain 21k.
friday for. O NV
so dozen Mems Extra Heavy
Camel's Hair Shirts and Drawers
full cut-extrs well made Reg
ular 39c. value - Bargain D
Friday. ................& Il "
20 Go zen Mems Heavy Working
Shirts-made Of good quality duck
fast black with white stripes. Reg
ular Soc. value-Bargain Fri Omo
day Tor NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. A>Ss
Evening star., 1900-10-25

Ladies' All-wool Black
Cheviot Dress Skirts, with
deep flare fiounce and
satin folds over flounce;
will be $3.50 later.
Bargain Fri ca 7m
day. VSs ~
Evening star., 1900-10-25
Skirts.

Ladies' Rich Quality
Fine SILK Taffeta Dress
Skirts. with embroidered
f1Ounce effect and new
fare bottom, elegantly
lined, and we'll worth
*li.'o; Bar SD. Q8
Evening star., 1900-10-25

About l25 Mems Suits. In cassI-
meres. worstcds and blue aud black
eheviots. either single or double-
breasted coats with single or double
breasted vests: well lined and made.
Regular $3.50 values. N9 en-
Bargain Friday. eSW
Evening star., 1900-10-25
ChiHdren's Sn1its.

800 Children's Douhlebreasted
Suits. in dark gray and brown plaid
effects. The very best for school
wear. Ages 6 to Is years.
and worth 50. Bargain Fri MQo
day SSCo
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-10-05
HANNA A TARGET.
Somebody Throws a Chunk of
Ice at Him.

Chicago, Oct. 5.-Senator NJ. "A. Hanna
was the target for a ten pound chunk
of ice last night at the Thirty-first ward
Republican meeting at Sixty-fifth and
Halstead streets. The missile was
dropped through an aperture in the tent
directly over the speakers stand 1t
did not miss Hanna's head over two
inches, and had it struck him would
have knocked him down and probably
fractured his skull. The police who sur
rounded the speakers. stand were as
founded for a moment and then made
a rush for the street Senator Hanna
retained his composure and quietly seat
ed himself. while Congressman J. R.
Mann went on with the speechmaking.
The police found the place where the
ice had been placed on the sidewalk,
but could get no trace of the person
who threw it. They said it was probably
the work of some mischievous boy who
had secured the ice from a neighboring
saloon.
Senator Hanna left the tent escorted
and protected by a double row of po-
lice
AS he was rolled away in the car
riage there were cries of How would
you like to be the ice man, MaTk?''
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PROMPT WITHDRAWAL.
Army In China to Be Immediately
Transferred to PHILIPPINES.

Washington, Oct. SIN accordance
with instructions received from the war
department, General Macarthur, COM
manding the troops in the Philippines,
has made arrangements for the prompt
transportation from Taku to Manila of
the United States forces al Tien Tsin
and Pekin, not included in the Legation
guard to be maintained at Pekin under
the personal command of General Chat
fee. Nearly 1000 troops are to be with
drawn Immediately from Chinese terri
tory and transferred to the Philippines.
Four large transports have been assign
ed to the work of transporting the troops
from Taku to Manila. These are the
Warren, with a capacity of 1900; the
Sumner. capacity no; the Indiana, ca
pacity 800, and the Garonne, capacity
900.
Word was received at the war de-
partment today that the Indiana has
sailed from Manila to Taku. The other
three transports are either at the Chi
nese port or in the Immediate vicinity.
There are also two or three large freight
boats available for the transportation
OF the heavy arms and accoutrement of
the artillery and the horses and equip
ment of the cavalry and infantry.
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NO MORE DELAY.
Trial of Youtsey For Goehel
Murder Begins.
Judge Overrules All Motions
For Delay.

Georgetown, KY, Oct. 5.-When the
Youtsey case was called today in the
circuit court the list of witnesses that
the sheriff of Breathitt county had fail
ed to summon was called. but none an
swered present, though the returns
showed that all had been summoned
since Wednesday. Mr.. Crawford re-
ported that the sheriff of Knox county
had made no response at all to the
rule and said that the defendant wished
to await a response. Judge Cantrill said
the defense had been given ample time
to prepare for trial and must now pro-
ceed, if the commonwealth was ready.
The commonwealth insisted on trial and
the judge ordered the regular panel of
jurynen to be called. Colonel Nelson
moved to discharge the defendant be-
cause the indictment filed in this county
was only copy Overruled- A motion
for postponement was then filed and
OVerruled.
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ROOSEVELT IN IOWA.
Begins Canvass of the State at
Waterloo.

Waterloo. Ia, Oct. 5.-A great demon
stration was held here today in honor
of Governor Roosevelt, who arrived on
his special train from his trip through
Nebraska A two hour stop was made
which gave the governor time before
the speaking began to take drive
through the city and to partake of a
luncheon with David B. Henderson,
speaker of the national house of repre-
sentatives, who Joined the party here
Governor Shaw, of Iowa, Joined the
party at Fort Dodge A platform had
been erected in the city park, where
the speaking occurred this afternoon.
A large crowd was present, including
many strangers from the surrounding
towns At the conclusion of Governor
Roosevelt's address. United States Sen
ator Dolliver and General Guild, jr., of
Boston, also made speeches.
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WILL Be HERE.
Bourke Cochran VIII Speak
Here Saturday Night.
Missouri Dates Are Cancelled
But Topeka Favored.

Local Democrats We're considerably
excited this morning on reading the
Kansas City Times, which announced
that Bourke Cochran had cancelled all
Missouri engagements, including his en-
gagement at Kansas. City, October 8, the
announcement being based upon a. tele-
gram from the state central committee
of Missouri
Frank 5. Thomas Immediately wired
the Democratic national committee at
Chicago asking if the cancellation of the
Missouri dates would effect his engage
ment at Topeka. and was pleased to re-
ceive the following reply in an hour:
Missouri cancellations do not interfere
with Topeka. D. McCONvILLE."
The Democrats at Kansas City were
greatly disappointed at the cancellation
of their date and the Topeka Democrats
are greatly pleased that their date is not
to be interfered with It is probable that
Mr.. Cochran is being used in Illinois
and Indiana in the meantime where
great political struggle is in progress.
There is an impression prevailing
among a few people that an admission
charge to the Auditorium will be made,
but this is a mistake, There is no charge
for admission. Steinberg'S orchestra has
been engaged to furnish music for the
occasion.
A number of people have expressed an
intention of going as early as half past
six so as to be sure and get a seat. The
management does not propose to permit
the hall to be packed in this way and the
doors will positively not be opened until
7:15 sharp, so that all may have an equal
chance in getting good seats. It should
not a single seat in the Auditorium but
what commands an excellent view of the
platform and the acoustic properties of
the hall are SO excellent that every per-
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TO MEET ROOSEVELT.
Hanna and Others Will Escort Him
to Chicago.

Chicago, Oct. 5-The Republican head
quarters will be abandoned practically
next Saturday and Monday. At $3.50 a..
m Saturday morning, Senator Hanna,
Vice Chairman Payne, National Com
mitteemen Stewart and Foster and Perry
S Heath of the press committee and
others, viii board a special train for
De KaIb, where they will meet Governor
Roosevelt whom they viii escort to Chi
cago, arriving here shortly after p. m
Monday morning the same party will
leave this city with the governor, escort
ing him on his trip to st. Louis, where
it is proba BILE Senator Hanna viii make
a brief speech.
Congressman Grosvenor of Ohio will
arrive in Chicago Saturday morning. At
noon he viii address the Commercial
Mckinley club and at $50 p. m. will
dine at the residence of National Com
mitteeman Volney Foster in Evanston
Other guests at the dinner will be Sen
ator Hanna and Vice Chairman Payne.
In the evening the congressman will
make an address in Evanston.
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STAHL GOES IN.
Appointed Chief Of Police and
Assumes Duties.
Completes His Thirty Day Res
ideRce in City.
HE DOES NOT KNOW.
May Make No Changes In Per-
sonnel OF the Force.
win Retain Policemen Who Do
Their Duty
FIGHT is IMMINENT.
Still Bitter Opposition to Che
Confirmation.
Several COuncilmen Have Modi-
fled Their Views.
May Make No Changes In Per-
sonnel OF the Force.
VIII Retain Policemen Who Do
Their Duty
FIGHT Is IMMINENT.
Still Bitter Opposition to che
Confirmation.
Several COuncilmen Have M0di-
fled Their Views.

Topeka has a new chief OF police. q.
NJ. Stahi was appointed by Mayor Drew
this morning as chief Of police Of the
city and was sworn in at the police sta
ton
He at once entered upon his duties
and with ex-Chief Of Police Lucas went
over the station taking an invoice Of the
stock Of liquor on hand in the basement
and the beer pumps and other joint par
aphernaiia Of which the chief has to keep
a close account.
It was understood when the mayor ap-
pointed Mr.. Lucas chief that the app
pointment was for 30 days or until such
time as Mr.. Stahl would become a citi-
zen Of Topeka Yesterday he had re-
sided in the city 30 days. which makes
him eligible to appointment and the
mayor did as he said he would dO-up-
pointed Mr.. Stahl chief Of police.
Mr.. Stahl said this morning in an
swer to a question as to whether or NOT
he would make any change in the force.
Il have not thought of making any
change as I am not acquainted with an
of the men and II VIII require some time
before 1 win feel that ] am settled lf
there is any change made Il viii be the
fault Of the men. I expect 20 retain
them as long as they will faithfully per-
form their duties" He said that he had
no plan Of any kind mapped out for any
special work, but that he would do his
best to fulfill the duties Of the Office in
every respect.
There win be a fight on the conhrma-
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Judge McElroy at jennings.

Jennings, Kan, Oct. 5.-Judge Nc
Elroy Of the appellate court addressed a
crowded house here last evening. His
OF the administration policy with Pa
cific islands, and its actions in regard
to trusts. The fusion forces are working
in harmony in this section, and the only
ripple on the otherwise smooth political
sea is the Dylzes-Scott affair. But this
viii not affect the election of single
officer outside a member of congress
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ALMOST PURE GOLD.
Sensational Discovery Reported From
Australian Fields.

Victoria, B. c., Oct. 5.-A newspaper
received here today from Sydney, N. s.
w, says a sensational gold discovery
has been made at Long Flat, near Gun
dagai, N. S. w. Pieces of gold ore COW
cred with oxide of iron, have been found,
many pieces Weighing up to three-quar-
ters of a pound OF troy Fully 1000
ounces were obtained. Half a prospect
ing dish of fine dirt taken out of a shute
panned out about 20 ounces of gold.
Gold still shows quite as good in the
roof drive, there being. apparently, a
seam of almost pure gold
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Tournament I'd Wamego.

WamegO, Kan, Oct. 5-The annual
meeting of the State Firemen's associa-
ton at this place Thursday resulted as
follows: Dry hose test. Marysville
first, time 0:21 10; Junction CITY sec
ond. time 0:22%; hook and ladder race,
Concordia first, time OH 1-5; Marys-
vile second, time 0:1755; ladder climb
ing, Concordia first, time 0.5A; Clay
Center second. time O:5sz hose coupling,
Junction City first, time 0:5%; Marys-
VILE second. time O:i1h
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ENDS VACATION.
The President Likely to Leave Canton
For Good Next Monday.

Canton, o., Oct. st is probable that
the departure of President and Mrs Nc
Kinley for Washington next Monday
will end their summer vacation in Can
ton The presidents leaving is likely to
necessitate a change in the plans for
the Roosevelt meeting on October 18,
which the local committee had been ar
ranging to hold on the Mckinley lawn,
and at which they had hoped to have
the president introduce the speaker. The
meeting will probably be held down
town
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Robbed His Brother

San Francisco. Oct. 5.-A man giving
the name Of Frank w. Travers has sur
rendered himself to the police, alleging
that he robbed his brother. d r. TraV-
ers. of Al Park Row. New York, of 81. 600
last July. He says that he stole the
money from the cash drawer after his
brother had refused to lend it to him.
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F1re at WeIbeok Abbev.

London, Oct 5.-A serious fire has oc-
CURED at Welbeck Abbey, Worsop,
NOttinghamshire the famous seat of the
dukes of Portland. The Oxford wing
was burnt out The full extent of the
damage cannot be estimated at present,
but the priceless pictures and furniture
were saved. The duke and duchess of
Portland are at present absent from
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the railway to Pekin is causing talk
among the commanders of the restora-
ton of the line to English owners for
reconstruction and operation
The sick among the Americans are be-
ing sent to the hospital ship Maine,
which will sail soon for Nagasal1i and
Y Yokohama
Ii Hung Chang will be accompanied
by the Russian Admiral, a Russian
guard and his own body guard.
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schlier is Their Choiea.

Hays, Kan. Oct 5-The Populist
county convention Of Ellis county, Kan
sas, nominated John Schiller for repre-
sentative He was representative IN the
1885 session and postmaster under Cleve-
land