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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-10-05
MASSACHUSETTS, REPUBLICANS.

BOSTON, October 4.-The Republicans
or Massachusetts, met in the Boston Thea
tire to-day to hold their State convention,
and the following ticket was nominated.
Governor, w. Murray Crane. Of Dalton:
Lieut.. Governor, John d. Bates, of Bos-
ton; Secretary of State. VIM. M. Olin, of
Boston; treasurer, Edward A. Bradford, OF
Springfield; Attorney General, Hosea NJ.
Knowlton, Of New Bedford Auditor, Hen
ry f. Turner. of Maiden.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-10-05
washington District.

There will be a special and import
ant meeting held by the Washington
District Democratic Club at their club
room, Stanke's hall, this evening.
Every member is expected to be pres
ent. The uniform rank will be fur
nished with their uniforms and should
all be on hand to receive them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-10-05
ALL REPORTED

PHILADELPHIA, Pa October A.
President Riley. OF the Lehigh, to-day
said hat all OF their ten collieries in
thei Eanther Greek, valley are working,
q |bt coaldale, Rhich is shut down
u a break IN the machinery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-10-05
Eikins Cadets.

The Elkins Cadets reorganized at a
meeting held at the city hall last night.
The old uniform was adopted and off,
GERS were chosen as follows: President,
Harry Bodley; Secretary, Percy Gala
han; Treasurer, Roy Crago; First Lieu
tenant, Harry Bodley; Second Lieuten-
ant, P. r. Callahan; First Sergeant, Mr..
Beabout. The captaincy was not filled,
but will be rendered Captain Travis.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-10-05
In Ritchie District.

The Eighth Ward Democratic Club
will meet every Friday evening at
Meyers hall during the remainder Of
the campaign. The meeting of the or
ganization this evening promises to be
largely attended.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-10-05

officers were elected: w. R. Hearst,
president; Max P. Ihmsen, secretary;
Marcus Daily, treasurer.
Resolutions were adopted reaffirming the
Kansas City platform and denouncing Re-
publican legislation and policies. Speeches
were made by Gov. McMillin, Lewis G..
stevenson, Augustus Thomas, Mrs. Eva
Mcdonald Vallish, Of Washington. d. c.:
Mrs. Maribah e. Walker. of Chicago.
president of the National Women's Bryan
League. and NJ. l.. Lockwood, Of Pennsyl-
vania, president of the National Antitrust
League, and Adlai f.. Stevenson.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-10-05
DIVISION.
Industrial Parade.

First Division will form on Chapline and
Sixteenth streets.
Second Division will form on Chapline and
Fifteenth streets.
Third and Fourth Divisions will form on
Chapline and Fourteenth streets.
Fifth. SIXTH and Seventh Divisions will
form on Chapline street, south of Sew
enteenth.
Time for parade. 100, a request of knights
of 81. George of Pittsburg, who will take
part in the parade. -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-10-05

FOURTH DIVISION.
H. w. Schrebe.
Adjutants, H. Stuck, l.. Strobel.
Marshals-J. Nj. Schenk. H.. Brandau, J.
Wenzel, j. Minkemeyer, c. Meyers,
w. Stenger, j. Klukas. A. Erie
b~ertshaeuser, H. Warnecke,
D. Siehler, j. Fischer.
Wheeling Turner's.
Koerner District Of German Beneficial
Union.
Humboldt District of German Beneficial
Union.
Humboldt Lodge No. 2.
Germania Lodge K. of p.
German Harugari.
Gray Eagle.
Red Men.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
W~einverein.
Summers Band.
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h Fatal Card.

There was another big audience at the
Grand last night to witness the production
of An innocent Sinner" which was pre-
scented by special request. The Two Pucks
made a pronounced hit in new specialties,
and will appear again this evening in the
strong nnelo-dramatic bill. THE Fatal
Card This is said to be one of the very
strongest plays in the repertoire of the
company, and it is predicted that it will
make an ever more favorable impression
than has AN Innocent Sinner"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-10-05
SECOND DIVISION.

SECOND DIVISION.
Chas. Dorer, Commander.
Two Adjutants.
Aides-Aug. Kraatz, ]. Keiser, Geo. Schad,
Cnas. Jaenke, Fred. Kraatz, ". jan
da, P. Federmeyer, Louis Schnei-
der, Conrad Guth, o. H.
Auber.
Citizens from Bellaire, Bridgeport. Mar
tins Ferry and Steubenville on foot.
Brewery Employees.
Suabians.
Carriages, Floats and Cavalry from Ohio.
Meister'S Band.
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Cre,ton clarke Coming.

The announcement that Creston Clarke
was soon to appear at the Opera House
has been received by theatre goers with
more than ordinary pleasure. and there is
no doubt that Mr.. Clarke will be greeted
bv a house that will test the capacity of
that theatre to its utmost, on the occasion
of his appearance here. Mr.. Clarke will
be seen in a magnificent production of
Hamlet" and will have the leading sup
port. as in former seasons, of that talent
ed actress, Miss Adelaide Prince. whose
great beauty and charming personality
have won for her a high place in the es-
teem of local patrons of the theatre. The
supporting company, SO well remembered
for their splendid work here In the past,
is this season larger and stronger than
ever. now numbering twenty-five.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-10-05
The watch on the Rhine.

A good, old fashioned comedy-drama,
which depends largely upon the unfolding
of a deeply interesting story. is the prom
Use held forth by Messrs. Chas. II. Yale
and Sidney r. Ellis in presenting AL. II.
Wilson in Mr.. Ellis new play. "The Watch
on the Rhine" which opens at the Opera
House Saturday night. This piece is con-
structed upon lines in which comedy and
pathos happily blend. The story is grace
fully told in a dialogue that is brisk in
action, crisp and sharp in both situation
and climax and from a scenic and dra-
matte standpoint the effect is said to be
admirable. There is much light as well as
many shadows in the play, but the COM
edy element overtops them all. Inter
spersed through the piece are many beau
tifuI songs and ballads which allow Mr..
Wilson to show the exquisite sweetness
and richness of his wonderful voice. The
Interpretation will be of a high quality.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
o~ ~ -.
I'M .Ef9fSSEPf Eb y

GRAND OPERA HOUsE-All this week.
Huntley-Jackson Stock Company in roper
toire; Tonight, %The Fataf Cafd.s first
half OF next week, Town Topics.
OPERA HOuSE-To-night, because
She Loved Him Sol" Saturday, matinee
Monday. Creston Clarke, in Hamlet"
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Because She Loved Him So.

The freaks of a jealous woman is not
a new theme; in fact, we had thought
that this much abused basis of many the
atrical concoctions had been quite ex-
hausted. Mr.. Gillette, however, in his
adaptation of Because She Loved Him
&c." from the French of Bison and Lee
clercq, which will be presented at the OPP
era House Friday evening, October 5th,
succeeds in redressing the old subject in
such a brilliant garb of clean comedy that
it possesses every merit as a genuine
pleasure producer. Because She Loved
Him So is a bright, clean and deserved
ly popular comedy, and is played by a well
balanced company of exceedingly clever
people, in fact, the same company as seen
last season is promised.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-10-05

Societies Will Turn 0ut with Plenty
Appear In the Seventh Division.
Hundreds of vfsttorssAre Expect
ed-Other Features.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-10-05
FIRST DIVISION,

A. A. Franzheim, Commander.
Adjutant Bruno Hoehle and Representa-
tives of the Uniformed Rank of the
Knights of ST. George.
Aides-John Medick. L.. Kneirim, A.
Muenze. II Bach. VIM. Mueller;
Chas. Woeber. Peter Jochum,
CHI. Bachmann, Jno. Schell
base. A. Quanz, Geo.
w. Stamm, C. w.
Weity, Fred
Theirs,
Louis Schwalb, John Weisgerber.
Uniformed Rank knights of st. George.
Kriegerverein.
Singing Societies.: Arion, Beethoven, Mo-
Fart and Martins Ferry Maennerchor.
ST. Alphonsus Beneficial Union.
knights of st. George, Non-uniformed.
st. Alphonsus, Dramatic Section.
ST. Alphonsus, Young Mems Society.
Official Guests of the Day.
Executive Committee in Carriages.
Committee In Their Own Car
riages.
Heatherington Band of Beilaire, O..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-10-05
THIRD DIVISION.

THIRD DIVISION.
Adjutants A. Korn, F. G. Stroehmann.
A~ides-Joe Goehring, G. Hadorn. J. Jo-
chum, V. Korn. F. Miller, 10 Zilles.
p. Lasch, Geo. Weisner, H.
Schweitzer, w. Rapp.
Bavarians.
R~hinelanders.
Hermann Lodge No. A, A. O.. u. w.
lions Beneficial Union.
Swiss Society.
Grand Opera House Band.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-10-05
FIFTH DIVISION.

FIFTH DIVISION.
Angus Schad, Chief Commander of the
Fifth. Sixth and Seventh Divisions.
Adjutants II. Bonlmahn, Charles Holder
man.
AidesIC. II. Seabright. l.. Sehad, Chas.
Seabright. Sr., l.. Sheummrick, Chas.
Grimm, ]. Diebold, J. Becker. j.
Pastorius and w. Juergens.
Flag Bearers, L. Cooke, Jr., w. Altmeyer.
Butchers Protective Association.
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SHORT TELEGRAPHIC ITEMS.

Goes TO waEhingtOn Monday
CANTON. Ohio. October A-President
Mckinley has arranged 10 90 20 Washing
ton Monday. Mrs. Mckinley will accom-
psny him As yet II IS not known when
they win return TO Canton.
Treasury Condition
WASHINGTON. October ~A-To-day's
statement Of the treasury balances ~ the
general fund exclusive Of the tl9VglNyo
gold reserve in the division 81 redemption,
shows: Available cash balance, $751;
rs; gold, H5.m.l@t
Listened to Papers
RICHMOND. Va. October A-The ses-
sion OF the American Association
this morning was devoted largely TO hear
ing papers read.
NenotfnfIons Failed
HERMOSILLO. Mex, October 4-Sego-
ttatIons bet ween the FIVE Yaq1i indian en-
lSsaries and President DlBz for the settie-
ment Of hostilties now existing between
the Yaquis and the Mexican government
have failed.
Governor InnHgurated-
MONTPELIER. VT, October A-Ths
Vermont Legislature assembled In joint
session to-day and Goverror-e!cct w w.
Sfickney was inapgurated.
War Taxes Abrogated-
CARACAS. Venezuela, October 4 via
Haytian cable-AN wal taxes on imporia~
lions from foreign countries have been abb
rogated.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-10-05

Fine Seal skins. Capes. Jackets,
CoIiarettes and Scarfs, the finest line
I'm the city. and at a discount of ~
per cent, at StifeI & Co.'S.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-10-05

Our Night School is in session four
nights a week. Elliott School, 1918
Market street.
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\ MONSTER PIAADE.

FINAL ARRANGEMENTS ron THE
STREET PROCESSION ON GEN.
MAN DAY.
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SIXTH DIVISION.

August Pestinger, Commander.
Carriages and Wagons from Elm Grove.
Triadelphia and Fulton,
with their own band.
Dairymen. Farmers, Etc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-10-05

Last evening the executive commit
tee for German Day met at Arion hall.
After this meeting there was a joint
rehearsal of all the German singing
societies of this city and Martins Fer
~ at the hall.
The executive committee decided to
engage some one to carry the German
flag at the head of the parade and to
reeompence him for his services.
The committee on reception will
meet Sunday afternoon at 8 O'Clock at
Beethoven hall.
The press committee reported that
the B. & o. suggested that from Fair
mont and Washington a rate of n
and one-third should be allowed to all
visitors to Wheeling on German Day.
The B.. z. & c. road offered one-half
fare.
The next meeting of the executive
committee will take place at Beethoven
hall Sunday afternoon at 8 o'clock.
The order of parade follows:
Uncle Sam.
Cathedral Drum Corps.
O.. S. Flag-German Flag-U. S. Flag.
Chief Marshal, B.. Bach.
Chief of Staff, Jacob Korl.
Adjutant General Gust Medick.
Assistant Adjutant, Frank J. Mueller.
~Staff-Theo. Keller, F. Fl. Eick, jos. .Korn,
l.. Bueshce. p. Felsheim, C. w. Sto-
ker, c. w. Kreiter. W. F. Huss,
Phil Schneider, F. Biery, B.
Gartner, w. Scholl. A..
Seifert, Jacob
CHASER.
Carriage Containing the Mayor, Chief of
Police and the Honorary and
Acting Presidents.
Carriages of Speakers for the Day.
The Pioneers.
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No sign Of A BREAK
IN The Miners RANKS.

Continued From First Page.
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Chew Q. v. Scrap.
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ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., 100 WILLIAM ST, NEW "
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-02-14

Pallarfi's Obelisk and Guthrits Finest
Patent Flour for $3.50 per barrel at Van
diver Bros. Free city delivery. Phone 70
When you have any kind of Plumbing
I would Ike 10 figure with you on it.
S-tf John !. Rurr'as.
There are no two things IN This " rid
exactly alike. a difference exists be-
tween them all. But with soin- objects
this diffe, ence rurls to greater extent
and can be more easily detected. You
have possibly heard it said thar some
other Plow was '.ju.t like" and inst az
good" AZ the great Oliver Chilled Piow,
bat remember there l. u difference q
vast difference. Rob the sunlight Of its
glorious sp pendor by a comparison with
the dismal night sooner than dishonor
the great Oliver by comparing it with its
pitiable imitatOrs.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-02-14
Local News.
WEDNESDAY, FEB. II. 1900.
THE COTTON MARKET.

Corrected Weekly by Brown, Osborne & Co.
Strict Good Middling-St.
Good Middling-Ss.
Strict Middling-8.
Middling-1s.
Stained Cotton-6 to IL.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-29
BANKING N PHILIPPINES.
some New Laws Relating 20 IL and
others for Barroom-.

Manila. Nov. The Philippine COM
mission has passed bin requiring banks
to accept deposits whe,her Ia Mexican
or local currency. ana TO honor che X In
the currency in which the deposits
against which they are drawn was maie.
A liquor license law for Manila has
been prepared. which will dehar saloons
on the Escolta and some other streets
from obtaining licenses in the same lo-
cations after the existing licenses expire.
'rhe commissioners and the provost mar
shall intend 10 relieve the Escota ot ne
conRcsted condition largely due % tne
presence Of 20 many falcons. Under thc
new law the license Zee viii be SaDo Soidi
ana the term six months.
Next Saturday the commission will mail
20 Secretary Root report covering the
first three months work. outlining exist
ing conditions the progress made. the
present status of affairs and the situation
generally and embodytng suggestions az
to the future. togother with questions on
certain matters
An the military on duty will BE- relieved
Tor tomorrow. Thanksgiving Day with
the exception Of necessary guards on field
duty.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-29
WRECKED WITH DYNAMITE.
Robbers Blasted open "A hank safe az
Emden, H., and Made Away
win $1,000 ln cash.

Bmdcn. H.. Nov . -Four masked men
wrecked tho Farmers Bank OF Emden
early to-day. II Is stated they secured
all the funds OF the bank. between 500
and s400O
when the robbers discharged their first
blasts Of dynamite In an EFFORT 30 oacn
the vaults tho explosion aroused a ciuzen.
John Albcrts four blocks away Alb .
hurried to the bank One OF the robbers
was on guard IN the street lie seized
Alhcrts. who was bound hand and ioo..
and dragapd into the bank where he wit
messed the gang drilling into the vault
door making ready second blast when
the fuse was lighted the robbers step pIed
outside and Alberia lay IA the corner
when % went on. lie was not seriously
Injured. however
The second blast uuhinFe1 the vault
doors. and the robbers made on with al
the cash Securing a haud-car they pull
ed in the direction Of Dolavan. There
they were met by Might Patrolman San
ford. who attcmips.1 TO arres, them. ono
OF tho robbers nrrd and sandford feH,
mortally wounded through the body
outside OF town the men boarded "a pas
seurer train on the Chicago ana Alton.
An traces Of them Wcre lost. The enEi-
ncer % the passenger train claims that
Doe saw "a man jump from the hrs car
near MINER. while the train vas moving
al high rate. bat search OF the local
ity failed 20 show any traces OF the man.
Tho bank building was almost com
pleto wreck and the vault was entirely
ruined
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-29
MADE BIG PROFITS
PHILLIPS CoHNER IN conn WILL
GIVE uINi 4 FORTUNE
SOLD OUT AT FIFTY CENTS.
uAD BOUGHT 2.OOO.OOo BUSHELS
AROUND THIRTA FIVE.

All sorts Of ways We're Tried ,o
Dust Him. hut the shorts Could Not
Make Deliveries aud Had TO Meet
His Terms-It u said he Made Hum
dreds 81 Tbousands-Cnrn Dropped
Back 60 ~ Cents-rhiIlip. l. Doing
No Talking.
Chicago. Nov. Finding themselves
unable 60 proiucc enough contract 40.
corn 90 nn salcs made 10 George u
Phillips for November delivery. the
shorts including several LEADING eleva-
tor firms. Il was announced to-day on tho
Board Of Trade. bad agreed e. settle
their shortage az o. cents.
The announcement came as great
surprise 60 thosr traders who had tail
81 tho Phillips OPERATION Al the mo
ment November corn was selling around
30 cents. one cent from the hlgaest price
ON the deal. a rush 10 sen followed and
the market made no halt until just be-
fore the closing bell. when H rested a.
a. cents
II Is undcrsiood that those standing
short TO Phillips since he began gathering
Hp offerings OF November corn about
month ago, exhausted every effort to Sc
enre enough No corn 90 nn shelr sales.
The local stocks amounted to a trlne over
l@o.eW bushels ana the new crop of corn
was too soft Tor delivery
Plans were even considered 70 bring
back a lot OF corn from the Fast. but theaS
were abandoned nnd as Phillips was up
held b} the Board ~ Trade Committee
OF appeals Ia bis protest against a bot OF
kim dried corn. the shorts finally. late
yesterday, agreed 90 give over the nght
and settle with Phillips at the even half
doiiar. where. d was apparent the manip-
ulatof would have no trouble in holding
the market Various estimates were haz-
nrded az - tho profits of the squeeze.
As Phillips ls said 60 have accumulated
line Of moro than Opl00o bushels around
= cents it was admitted that his pronts
must have reached into the hundreds OF
thousands on this point. Phillips was.
however. non-commlttaI
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-29
IT WOULD MEAN WAR
TALK OF DELIVERING AN ULTIMA
TUM TO CHINA.
POWERS ARE DIVIDED ON IT.
uAJoRrTY SEEM AGAINST TAKING
EXTnEME MEASURES.

o,,,o.ttion 90 UsinE the word ~'C;Si-
mntun" became Manifest In sew
.rot Quarters Secretary Hays
N,tr. Taking a More Moderate
view. l. being Well Received.
rnHInud WIN Probably Side with
United states.
zg,-..rr,on. Nov 2s-It developed TO
~. ,.at the chief pom, in the exchanges
,...a.lrg China which have been EOing
n, a.. the last few days among the
= rg.-- -eates 10 the wisdom q deliver
irr an aumatum" 70 China, using the
,,.- word "utlmaium" In the text Of
g.. sad 10 be handed TO the Chinese
,-r.,, uvoIving che possibility OF re
r..r l,clarailon OF war against China
&, ..-e ,fe demands Of tho ultimatum be
a., nrHed with.
3. .r-e.rs that some Of the Powers de-
f-.I .h. express use OF the word "ulti-
r.tm tn tie demand relative to che
ds. .ar.1tlcn or other extreme punishment
a. ...r o. che Princes and other high
officials rcep7nsible Tor the outragcs. oni
t r.w of using the most expressive
term of diplomacy seems TO have found
fa.p with the ministers at Pokin
when it became known nt tho several
r.ptl- con iderablo dissent became
manifest. Ahout week ago Japan took
,hc r.uatye 10 an appeal for moderation.
ars ttI- received the favorable c0nsi 'er-
at.oa of Tie United States. France Rus
ri,. ana probably Great Britain. althou n
O positive statement as TO Great Buta n
cluuo, be made
About tho same time Secretary Hay
took leps 20 express the view OF this gov
,rnr.nt that il was inadvisablc 20 pro-
coca 90 the extent Of an ultmatum
r-llrst China but that the dcmands
should no, be beyond what China reason
o,y might nave the power 70 comply
R.tH
Taa lnarlmity of sentiment auron- the
Powers gives grounds for the belief that
re emands OF the ministers will be
r.I tai by the omission of an ultima.u .um
-h % Is TO. yet clear what the anal
n..rla OF tho remaining Powers-Ger-
u Austria and Italy-wlu be-
~. uesodaions in this particular were
o-1 on IN London through Amhassa-
d1 cEoa,e ard il is regarded as siguih-
cr that one of the parties 10 the Anglo
r4u alliance should give its adherence
O. .ac moderate position advanced by the
I...d States.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-29
SOME RAILROAD CHANGES.
Ryan Probably Has Not sold out
Important New Interests 90 Go
Into the southern.

New York. Nov 9-Tne Tribune VIII 10
morrow print the following:
Rumors that Thomas r. Ryan was
about 10 withdraw tho suits which as a
stookholder Of the seaboard and Roanoke
and the Raleigh aud CASTOR Railroad
companies he has brought Ia opposition TO
the seahoard Air Line consolidation pro
iect. and That his stockholdlngs we're 70
bc purchased by syndicate OF which John
l.. Williams & sons % Richmond. and
Middendorf. oliver & CO., or Baltimore
are members. were printed yesterday
"wednesday afternoon. and Sc was addeo
that al a meeting Of the managing COM
nittee OF the Seaooard Air Line held
earlier IN the day terms of purchase OF
the Ryan stock We're discussed Mr.
Ryan being interviewed, said:
II stopped talking about the seahoard
six months ago. and don't want 20 be-
President John skclton williams Of the
Senboard. when seen. would only say.
THE rumors about the seaboard Air
Line are Incorrect
Ii was also reported that an important
conference was being held between Off
cinis OF the Seaboard Air Line Company
ard representatives, OF the Southern Rail-
vnv Company. A. the office OF the last
named company the rumor was declared 10
be uuf0uuded.
Despite All dcnlals it Is believed IN Ger
tain circles that Important new interests
have entered the lisa OF Southern Railway
-tsckholders ard that thc Pennsy wanna
Railroad viii have representative iu the
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-29
REPRESENTATION TO COURT.
Ching and Chang Are Urging the
Government To Act.


London Nov % The Representations
Of Prince Ching. II Hung Chang ana
others TO the Chinese court that the Pow
crs are dissatisfied and are threatening
action on the Yang-tse-K Kiang 70 stop sup.
plies" says the Icldn correspondent Of
the Morning 4ost. wiring Tuesday "are
reported TO be having an effect. and Il
Is said that the court ia likely 10 take
measures TO meet the Powers
An American correspondent reports
from Pao Ting Fu that 5000 Germans un-
der Gen kcttler. and ZOO French traors
under Gen. Ballloud. concentrated there
recently for che winter with the inten-
ton Of making frequent expeditions north
and south TO punish reputed Boxer Wiz
laEes
prince Ukhtomski IS IN daily confer
ence with II Hung Chang and occl sion
ially mccts Prince Ching
He regards the outlook as dark. even n
the Powers agree. for he SAYS. China
may reject the tcrmT and then viii come
war. rebellion and famine Prince TIKI
tom lG flFors allowing China 20 govern
herself the Powers holding the ports un-
IN she does reform hcrsef and does un-
derfake 10 protect foreigners
Russia, hc asserts. has no intention or
auueXinC Manchuria Though she " III
have 10 have more Cos-acks there in or
der 20 maintain a dominating force. Hs
Is convinced that oven II others make
war on China. Russia VIII not