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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-06-11
Racing mt Brightvood.

There will be three events at the
Brightwood half-mile track Wednesday
afternoon, with unusually large fields.
Racing will begin at 2 O'Clock p. m. The
purses in each event, with the exception
of the stake race, will be 500. The en-
tries are:
Three-minute class-Princess, Joe D.,
Bay Streak. Eddie H., Director Hannis,
Lady Mambrino and General Hayward
2:37 trot and 2:40 pace-Dick, Salton,
Coupon and Mr.. Happy
Stake race, four to start-Tom Thumb,
Beulah b., J. r. X, and Purdy Wilkes.
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A True Maxim,

Whatsoever a man soweth that shall he also
reap" Let this b. your maxim; i. you call
for dark" or eight beer and mean Heurich's
Maerzen, Senate. or Lager, then you can only
blame yourself il cheap, inferior beer of poor
taste is served you instead of Heurich's Ask
for Heurich's by their and you will
drink a beer brewed Of the best malt and hops.
Phone 63i, Arlington Bottling Co., for case
Of pure beer,
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baseball Today,

The Y. NJ. C. A. and Corcoran baseball
teams will cross bats this afternoon at
National Park. The game ought to prove
Interesting. The teams are evenly
matched. The batteries will be: Corcor-
ans: Hamacher, Sherman, or Heffner; Y
u. c. A., Herring, Harding, Or AcQuade.
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Weak, Nervous,
Run Down People.
AT LAST A POSITIVE CURE (!

Help is at hand. No sufferer need longer de-
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Harlem Selections

First Race-El Photo, The Butcher. Santa Luis
Second Microscope. Satan, Mandamus
Third race-kitty e., Brownie Anderson, Clara
Woolcy.
Fourth racc-Great Bend. Fly BY Night Tenby.
Fifth race-kid Cox, Luorana Invictus.
Sixth race-Rollins, Calico The Bobby.
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Entries mt st. Louis.

ST LOUIS, June 1O.-En,ries for tomorrow
races:
First race-For four -year.olds and upward; sell
ing: one and one-half miles.-.Jim Conway, loi
Klondyke Queen, 81; School Girl, lOl; Musket,
1O2; Jack Bradley, l0i.
Second race-For four-year-olds and upward;
selling; six furlongs.-Aunt Maggie, lG1 Schnel
Lauier, 107; Capron, lOI; Lauza, u; Ned Wickes,
lI2; Lee King, %; Imp. Loiterer liz; Iii koilor,
10; Troubeam, lO7; Mamie Lou, le2; Tenole. 100;
Marie G. Brown, "a.
Third race-For four year-olds and upward;
handicap; six furlongs.-Yellow Tail, 40; Theory.
lO2; Cotton Plant, "a; Imp. Clonsilla, Sc; Hi
Nocker, 90.
Fourth race-For four-year-oIds and upward;
seven turlones.- 06; iiarrie F,osd l0i;
Tom Gilmore 96; Lady Callahan, loi; Hcla Foa-
so, lG2; Mystery, l09: Guide Rock, ic6.
Fifth race-For three yearolds sni upward;
selling: one mile.-Myth, l0;; LiyaLil, 106; Tick
Full. IS; Morgan Stern, So; Moroni, 10; Onsde.
lO.; Helen H. Gardner, l02; Iron Chancellor, 1903;
Cas- SIS; Clarence H., los; Laureate. los.
Sixth race-For two-year-Olds: five furlongs.-
The Mecca 1903; Adcante. %; Mintara, 81; Miss
Fora O2; Free Girl, %; Siddara, los; Isabel, 100;
Ad Gibson, 100; Loone, 81.
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Graxesend SELECTIONS.

First race-0liver Nc. Marblehead, Neehanus.
Second mechanism. Long Isle, lancewood
Third racial Green, Blues, McAddie.
Fourth raee-Central Trust, Intrusive. kinni'
kinic.
Fifth race-IIOlstein Cresson. Lady Georgianna.
Sixth race-lIardly, Tinge, Merito.
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FREE TREATMENT

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st. Louis Selections.

First raee-sehool Girl, Jim Conway, Jack
Bradley.
Second race-Tenole, Aunt Maggie, Imp.
Ioterer.
Third race-Theory, Yellow Tail. Hi Nocker.
Fourth race-TulIa Fonso, Guide Rock, Harrie
Floyd.
Fifth race-I.aureate, Livadia, Myth.
Sixth race-The Mecca, Sddara, isobel.
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Washington Mort7age Loan Co.
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-02-24

rrained morse ana an experienced mana.
The cnvalcade had covered nearly 80
yards before they could pull up The
freed captive had covered half that
distance up hill. The road was no
narrow that only two shots could he
fired. and these broke dust two yards
ahead OF the fugitive. They had no<
dared to fire low The horse was the
more valuable animal The fugitive
knew this In his extremity also and
would have gladly taken n SHOT In his
own leg to spare that Of his horse.
Five men were detached to recapture
or kill him. The latter seemed inevita-
BILE. But he had calculated his chances.
Before they could reload he had reach
ed the woods again. Winding In and
out between the pillared tree trunks.
he offered no mark. They knew his
horse was superior to their own. AZ
the end Of two hours they returned.
for he had disappeared without track
or trail. The end was briefly told IN
The Sierra Record:
Red Pete, the notorious horse thief
W nv b"o W iohb tiuutu WIN
captured and hung by the Sawyers
Crossing vigilantes last week. His con-
federate unfortunately escaped on Q
valuable horse belonging to Judge
Boompointer. The Judge had refused
$1,000 for the horse only week be-
fore. As the thief. who Is still at large,
would find 1t difficult to dispose Of 30
valuable an animal without detection,
the chances are against either Of them
turning up again"
Salomy Jane watched the cavalcade
until It had disappeared. Then she be-
came aware that her brief popularity
had passed. Mrs. Red Pete. In stormy
Mysteries. had included her In a sweep
Ing denunciation of the whole unt-
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-02-24

"Ttt tell MIN that trhcn he's on hts tpav -
be hung III kiss HIM"
verse. possibly for Stimulating an ems
ton In which she herself was deficient
The other women hated her for hes
Only the children still admired her -
one who had undoubtedly ''canoodieis
with man "a-goln to be hung" a das-
Ing flight beyond their widest amb<
ton. Salomy Jane accepted the change
with charming unconcern. She put On
her yellow nankeen sunbonnet, a hide
Gus affair that would have ruined any
other woman. but which only enhane-
ed the piquancy Of her fresh brunette
skin. tied the strings, letting the blue
black braids escape below Its frilled
curtain behind, jumped on her mus
tang with casual display Of agile an
kles In shapely white stockings. whis-
tied to the hound and. waving hes
hand with 80 long. sonnyr' to the
lately bereft but admiring nephew,
tapped anu 6uttered away In her shoTt
brown holland gown.
Her fathers house was four miles
hoI ,ns. n,,,,,aS 4, ,ros su,,,r,or
dwo,i,na ,,,,h a lon, ..,ao, 60, a, IN.
ZOOS Witch hrorch, Tho oov.s o,,,o.t
20 ,ho Ground onS uodo I, ,oo,, III. .
low ,r,onr,o =, nod = lone In "a ara
oo,,,o shaJs ,or MoaIson S,ov ,,..
-, s,ocr ro,sor ami tho cwn.r ~
"ouar,ar ssct,onn ~ had a sI,,,n,
r,or, ond n n,r,or oroo, wboso ,rons.
nor,o,,on thither had hoon a marvel ~
nocr,no These thing. were snnnosed
- o,ra so,onv iono an ,ndra ,,nnor.
tonce hint m. c,rl's reserve and Inac.
co.sIh,,I,y % Local advance. war. ra,b.
or tho rcsnl, ~ n cool law t.mner..
mont and tho nreoccuna ,,on NJ a largo
nro,sc,ing adm,rotion FOR ber fa,hsv
Co. sor,a zoo p. n ,r,1nuor
NJ Madison Claws life had h..r
threatened In one or two feuds-I, wa.
said not without couse-and II ia NOS.
allie that tho nothetic snectocle az
her father doing his visiting with a
shotgun NAV have touched her closely
md somewhat nreiudiced her against
Tho neiyhborjnp masculInItv The
Thought thai coitle. horses and "ouar.
tor section" would one day he hers
did not disturb her calm. As for Mr..
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-02-24
She pressed a kiss upon his lips.

She pressed a kiss upon hts tips.
launches. with his fore legs firmly
planted on the slope. The rest Of the
cavaicade swept on. The man who
was leading the captlve's horse by the
RATA. thinking only Of another acci.
dent. dropped the line to save himself
from being dragged backward from
his horse. The captive wheeled and
the next moment was galloping furi.
ously up the slope.
II was the work OF moment, a
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1900-12-06
MEANS MUCH FOR SHIPPING.
Newport News Harbor Improvement
Plans Hailed With 10y.

Newport News, Va, Dec. 3.-The an
nouncement that the river and harbor
committee of the house has decided to in
clude in its appropriation bill an item of
1925, 900 for the dredging Of Newport
News middle ground bar to depth Of
thirty feet at extreme low tide is received
with great deal of satisfaction by the
shipping and shipbuilding interests here
Inside of the bar the harbor ranges in
depth from fifty to sixty-six feet.
This will be the fret appropriation ever
made for work on Newport News harbor,
and it will result in material increase in
the ports business, as the largest ships
can then go out fully loaded day or night,
no matter what the tide. Norfolk gets an
appropriation of $4,000.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1900-12-06
TAZEWELL. vA THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6 1900
This declaration is accompanied with

This declaration is accompanied with
reproaches, Mr.. Kruger being charged
with "having encouraged useless guer-
rilla warfare and having disregarded Ger
many's advice when he might still have
followed it."
The press generally strikes the same
note.
Cologne, Dec. 2.-Thousands of people
waited today in the vicinity Of the Ca
thedral Hotel to catch glimpse of Mr.
Kruger, who, when replying to the depu'
tation of Bonn students in the afternoon,
described the educational progress Of the
Transvaal, thanked the students for their
kind welcome and shook hands with each.
&fterward he appeared upon the bal
cony, where he was loudly cheered from
below.
Having rested for half an hour he went
into the vestibule Of the hotel, which was
crowded with visitors.
1t is expected that Mr.. Kruger will re-
main here until Wednesday.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1900-12-06
THE CHINESE
TAKE A STAND.
YOn WaIderSee Sends a Detachment To
Proceed Against Them,
KALGAN EXPEDITION INEFFECTIVE.
All Attempts To Engage The Chinese
Troops Prove Futile-Twenty-
Three Boxers Executed.

Berlin, December "A dispatch from
Field Marshal Count Von Waldersee.
dated Pekin, Monday, December 3, says
a considerable force of Chinese regulars
have taken up position at Bang Chou,
ninety.fve kilometres southward of lien
Tsin and that two detachments of troops
from the Tien Tsin command, under Colo
mel Lorscheldt and Major Falkenhayn,
are proceeding against the Chinese.
DR.. Mumm Won Schwartzenstein, the
German minister to China, cables that he
has received a conciliatory dispatch from
Yuan Shi Kai 1.-THE military governor Of
the province of Shan Tung], assuming full
responsibility for the safety of Bishop An
zer, who is about to proceed to Tsi Nan
Flu, to confer with Yuan Shi Kai.
London, December A special dis
patch from Nan Kow Pas, dated Novem'
Der 30, says the Kalgan expedition was
ineffective, the Chinese eva1ing all at
tempts to engage them. The towns en-
route were occupied unopposed, and some
tolls of skins and silver were levied. The
cavalry captured the baggage of the re-
treating Chinese force at Sven Hwa Flu,
killed thirty of its guards and secured
10000 taels.
Three mandarins who were instigators
of the massacre of converts at Tsi Ming
and twenty-three Boxers were executed,
but the Germans generally ignored evil
dences of anti.foreign activity.
There are continuous disturbances in
the interior, where the dispatch adds a
bad impr, ssion has been made by the ex-
cessive withdrawal of foreign troops and
the compacence of the allies. The mis-.
sionaries anticipate a recurrence Of the
outrages.
Ambassador Choate had a long conver-
sation with the Secretary of Foreign At
fairs today, in which the proposed alter
natives and amendments in Secretary
Hay s recent note and the notes of the
other powers were fully discussed. Moth
ing definite was arrived at. Lord Lans-
downe showed the most friendly spirit.
Mr.. Choate is notifying Secretary Hay of
Lord Lansdowne's views. Further con-
sultations will follow shortly.
Shanghai December 4.-The Yangtse
viceroys, who are masters of the situation,
gave Vice-Admiral Seymour satisfactory
assurances of their future policy, on the
occasion of his recent visit to these Off
cials.
Tien Tsin, Monday, December 3.-Tang
Wen Huan, the author of the outrages
upon the Pao Ting Flu missionaries, ar
rived today and was paraded through the
Victoria road in cart under strong Ger
man guard, previous to being handed over
to the provisional government for decapi-
itation.
Shanghai, December At is reported
in Tien Tsin that the Germans lost twenty
killed and many wounded west of Pao
Ting Flu, where they we're attacked by
twenty-five hundred Boxers.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1900-12-06
EDITORIAL PARAGRAPHS.

The latest reports from China do not
indicate that peace is as near at hand 80
was at first supposed.
The people seem to be happy over the
assurance that Emperor Mckinley is to
reign another term of four years.
Mr.. Bryan asserts that the destiny Of
the American people is in their own hands.
They have proved that they know how to
take care of themselves.
The Machine Democrats have been
looking nervous since the exposure Of that
Scott county ballot. Ii the courts would
do their duty the men who planned such
ballot and directed its use would be sent
to the penitentiary.
The question now with tie Virginia
Democracy is, what to do with their Con-
stitutional Convention. 1t is intimated
that the Machine Is inclined to oppose re.
stricted suffrage. The Machine does not
want to fix suffrage 30 there will be no
votes TO steal. That would leave it without
an occupation.
The Southern Democrats pretend 10 be
very confident that no successful effort
will be made to cut down the representa-.
ton of certain States of the South In Con.
gress. They may find themselves mis-
taken. The mandate of the Constitution
is very plain where suffrage has been re.
stricted in violation of the fourteenth and
fifteenth amendments.
1t is authoritatively announced that
General Walker will make contest for
the seat in Congress obtained by W. +.
Rhea on the 9Th of November by the use
of ballots fraudulent on their face. The
use of such ballot was a confession that
his party was In the minority, and that
his election could not be secured, except
by dishonest methods.
w. S. Cherry, of Chicago, who left biz
home in the Summer Of 1895, for the pur'
pose, has traversed 10000 miles in Africa
where no white man had before ventured.
He is now on his way home, and will be
able to relate experiences more thrilling
than those of Livingstone or Stanley. We
venture the prediction that If the North
Pole is ever reached an American will be
the first to get there.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1900-12-06
EITHER ROUTE
FOR CANAL OPEN.
Treaty Concluded With Nicaragua
Exclusive Right.
AUTHORITY TO POLICE CANAL.
As Compensation Nicaragua is to Receive
a Certain Amount, Probably $5,OOO,-
900 of the Securities Of the Con-
structiOn COmpany-Have
Same Rights Over the
Panama Route.

Washington, Dec. l.-Secretary Hay
this morning, for the Government OF the
United States, and Senor Corea, the Mica
raguan minister for his own Government,
signed treaty whereby the latter Gov
eminent comedies to the Government OF
the United States the necessary rights and
privileges within her bestowal for the con-
struction of the Nicaraguan canal.
This action is taken in anticipation of
Congressional action upon the pending
Nicaraguan bill and the Hay-Paunceforte
treaty. Pending the submission of the
document to the Senate, which body must
ratify the agreement, its terms will not be
made public.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1900-12-06
CLAIMS ON MOROCCO.
The Kentucky May be Sent to Demand
Payment.

Washington, Dec. 1.-The State De-
partment today sent instructions to United
States Consul Gommere, at Tangiers, Mo
rocco, to proceed to the capital OF that
country, as far as possible, on a United
States man.of. war; to present afiesh the
claim of the United States for indemnity
on account of the murder of Marcus E.
Zagui, naturalized American citizen,
who was killed in June, 1900.
The warshlp, which probably will be
the Kentucky, recalled from Smyrna for
that purpose, will convey the Consul from
Tangiers to Mazagan, which is the nearest
port to Fee the capital of Morocco.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1900-12-06
RETURN THE FLAG.
Widow of Union Officer Journeying South
on This Mission.

Milford, N. H., Dec. 2.-Mrs. Mary A.
Lull, widow of Colonel Lull, of this town,
left for Corsicana, Texas, today on her
errand to deliver to the United Daughters
of the Confederacy flag, the distinguish
ing mark of which is lone star, captured
IN the charge of the Eighth New Hamp-
shire Volunteers on Fort Hudson, La,
May 27, 1868.
This is the regiment that Lieutenant
Colonel Lull commanded, and he sent the
flag home as a souvenir of that fight. He
later was killed.
Recently Mrs. Lull wrote to the Texas
Division, United Daughters of the Con-
federacy, and offered to turn over to them
the flag for identification. The offer was
accented, and the invitation to attend a
Reunion of the Daughters, at Corsicana,
December 4th was extended and accepted.
Mrs. Lul goes as a representative oi
Oliver Lull Post, No. IL, q. A. R., De-
partment of New Hampshire.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1900-12-06
THE COMPENSATION.

Nicaragua Is to receive in compensation
a certain amount of the securities of the
canal construction company, and, although
it is not possible now to learn the figure
set down in the treaty, 1t is believed to
approximate s., ,OO0,0 900.
The State Department lhas already en-
tered into an agreement on similar lines
with the Republic of Costa Rica. This
was because Costa Rica has established a
claim to the right bank of the San Juan
River, which must of necessity form abor
a third of the length of the canal, should
the Nicaraguan route be selected and be
constructed on the lines which will be sug'
gested by the Walker Commission.
An understanding has been arrived at
with the United States of Colombia COW
ering the same rights and privileges for
the Panama route as are conveyed by
Nicaragua and Costa Rica, in the case OF
the Nicaragua route. So the State Deoart-
ment now has cleared the way for such
action as Congress may care to take in the
case of either of the canal routes which
have been found feasible.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1900-12-06
Pneumonia Prevented.

Among the tens Of thousands who have
used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for
colds and la grippe during the past few
years, to our knowledge, not a single case
has resulted in pneumonia. Thos. Whit
field & Co., $40 Wabash avenue, Chicago.
one of the most prominent retail drug.
gists 10 that city, in speaking OF this, says:
"We recommend Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy for Ia grippe in many cases, a.
it not only gives prompt and complete re-
covery, but also counteracts any tendency
Of la grippe TO result in pneumonia" For
sale by JOIN L. JACKSON.