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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-25
NIHTLIsTs IN a RIoT.
New York Mass Meeting Breaks Up
in u Fight.

NEW YORK. March Pa lively out
break occurred at meeting CT sympa-
thizers with the Russian Nihilists held in
a hail at 49 Henry Street last night in
which considerable blood was spilled and
damage done 10 The furniture The object
of the meeting was TO raise funds for the
NihiIists.
The meeting had gone peacefully until
an indiscreet man in the middle of the
hall began to count ? roll OF money. Then
a rush Was made for him and free fight
followed. Chairs and benches we're used
as weapons, and bowls Of rage were heard
on every side Some Of the more timid OF
the NihiIists sympathizers tried to get
out Of the place, but somebody had locked
the door
There wer cries of XIII the spies,
There are Government spies among u.s.
and several OF the men were thrown
! bodily downstairs when the door was fin
| ally opened.
A call for the police frightened the com
| baJantS and the fighting ceased L was
| then decided to mold a mass meeting at a
later date
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-25
Fugitive's skeleton in "A swami.

WARREN, Ohio, March 25-The recent
finding Of the skeleton OF James J.. Tod
ia the marsh lands of Strickland Bav.
near Daytonia, Fla, clears up a mvs-
terry Of ten years standing Tod was a
resident of Warren, but in 1885 left for
Florida to escape criminal prosecution.
He resided at Daytonia for five years.
and. supposedly. while intoxicated wan
dered away the last traces being found
OF him at Strickland Bay. His skeletoa
Tas identified by {. r Cox and Oscar
Michael, former friends Tod was a
nephew OF Governor Tod. Of Ohio. and
was finely educated, but eccentric.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-25
VICTIMS of scarlet Fever.

GETTY SBJRG. Pa. March 25.-Scarlet
fever broke out in the family Of George
Weidner, of BcndersyiIIe. this county, and
in few days Weidner. his wife, and four
children were all suffering. Luther, the
six months old baby, was the fir.st to sue
cumb to the disease. About a aalI h9ur
after his death Laura. eight years Old.
also died. The children were buried in
tho same grave The next victim was
" iliie. the eleGen-year-Old son, who died
Two days after his brother and sister Il
is thought that NJ and Mrs. N'eidner and
Emma the oldest and only remaining
child, viii recover.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-25
SHAMROCK II NEARLY READY.
The Cup Challenger to Be Launched
Early Sext Month.

NEW YORK. March "a Glasgow
despatch TO the Evening Journal quotes
Captain Sycamore as saying in an inter
view today:
I have a coed knowledge Of American
yachts ard ! am confident that Sham
rock II, viii be an eye-opener over yon-
der
Captain Sycamore who is to be Sham
rocks sailingmaster, and Sir Thomas Lin
ton uad been out 10 the yards 10 view the
y4cht. which is nearly ready for the
launch.
The trim .-essel will be slid into the
water. as now arranged. the first week in
AnriL Lady Roberts and the Marchioness
"f Duiterin have accepted Sir Thomas in
vitatIon 70 be present at the launch
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-25
a YALE RUNNER CRIPPLED.
serious Accident to Ernest Mead
Baker While at Practice.

NEW HAVEN. Conn. March 25.-ErB-
est Mead Baker. one of Eale's most prom
Using track athletes, is crippled and will
II IL believed. be unable To rejoin the team
this season He wrenched tendon 50
badly yesterday that he cannot walk
Trainer Murphy said today that il
W ouId be impossible for Baker TO show
any speed again this season. Baker was
practicing 4 trial sprint when he turned
his ankle, Straining the tendon He is a
member OF the freshman class Of the
Sheffield Scientific School His home is in
Detroit. He Was a candidate for 100 and
2nl yard daShEs.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-25
YOUNG MoULToN INSANE.
May Ruekiey's AssaiIant In n Semi
COmatOse Condition.

NEW YORK. March 25.-The physicians
at Bellevue in charge CT the r. II. Noul-
ton, the young man who shot Alexander
Dingwen at the Pabst Hotel in an at
tempt TO XIII MAY Buckley. the actress.
hope the arrival Of his mother today Will
have beneficial effect.
Moulton this morning was slightly i'm
proved, although there is a possibility
that mis- mind viii never recover. Since
he was taken to Bellevue, MouIton has
been virtually insane and with his system
shattered by the excessive use Of NOR
phine and alcohol he has been in a Semi
ComatOse state in the prison ward A
telegram was received at the hospital
from his mother. who stated that she was
en- route from Springfield, Tenn
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-25
THE ETRURIA's STORMY TRIP.
One Passenger Commits Suicide and
Another Becomes Insane

NEW YORK. March 25.-The Cunard
Line steamer EtruIia, which arrived last
night from Liverpool and Queenstown
WAS detained in the lower bay on account
Of dense t]g &hl6n prevailed all night
Heavy weather was encountered on ;he
slst and I'D. courfen2j2G; with westerly
gale, changing - the northwest and now
ing a hard gale with ueIcc hlH sc..:t:ls
and high seas The seas boarded the shin
and caused considerable damage about
the deck. Several passengers were brufs-
ed and some sustained injuries recurring
the attention Of the ships surgeon
An Irish girl. one Of the steerage ms
seugerS. was 50 alarmed by the violent
pitching and tossing Of the steamer that
she became deTnented. One second cabin
passenger named Frederick SaUickf. q
RouFnanian. committed suicide by hanc-
ing Ills body was buried al sea
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-25

GREENSBURG. Pa, March 25.-The
CruciDle Steel Company has secured a
site at Monessen. between the river anu
railroad upon which it viii erect an i'm
mense steel plant, employing ]. 900 men
Negotiations b. w cen the repreE eritati.-es
and laudO #acrS OF Monessen were closed
Saturday light and work on The new
plant is L begin at once.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-25
nentl, of an Insane Broker.

NEW YORK, March 25.-John Freed
man. broker. Of 500 Broadway. Brook
lyn, who became violently insane last
Monday night and murdered his two
children. Helen and Jesse. died at the
RAYMOND street Jail at o'clock this
morning. From the moment OF his ad-
mission 70 the jail on Tuesday Freedman
acted ike a maEiac- Everything he could
lay naaos OF S -, al ms E heepgr uAt
slsian said that freedman suffered from
softening Of the brain.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Mr. JOHN Y BARROSS begs 10 announce that he
has associated himself with the banking hC'ise Of
h F Baehnan & Co, % New York and Ehiia-
deiThia5 and that he viii be pleased 70 see his
Direct private wires and quOtatiOr1s and gossip
from all exchanges. e25-3
SPECIAL NOTICE-Ceorge Il. Peschey Is N
longer IN our employ. and Is not authorized
TO solicit on our name. NATIONAL WINDOW
CLEANING COMPANY.
March p 1901 nj
SPECIAL NOTICE-Tfe co-partaerslip heretofore
existing between Lewis p LiJzinger and Thomas
J. Wade has beeu dissolved BY mutual consent
The business VIII be conducted n INT ne bT. and
ali settlements viii be made and accounted for
to LEWIS P LTTZINGER. TIA 18th St
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-25
sIseptics Turn neIierers and &C

Cured--"Nhcn | read that Dr.. ASuely's
Catarrhal Powder could relieve Catarrh in 10
minutes I WIS fJr from being convinced. / tried
ia single pun through the blower afforded IN
slant relief stopped pain the eyes and clean
sed the nasal passaees- Today l free from
tat1rrh. b. J. Eagan. Esston, Pa. Fifty
ceEtS- Sold 10y +. = Wiliap-S. Ninth and =
Streets; Edwonds x Williams, Third Street and
Pennsy IIania ANenue.-I.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-25
AutomobIIe sIeisl.Iag In Germanx.

Consul General Guens rer. OF Frankfort
reports to the State D partment the APP
pearance at Nurembefg of the first auto
mobile sleigh The vehicle siides along
he says. with great speed and perfectly
edSy motion
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-25
An Indian Girl EIopes.

LACROSSE, Wis, March 25.-The In
dian settlement near this city had in its
colony n nineteen-yeaF-old Indian girl
the daughter of Chief Charley White Boy
a historic old WinnebasO. She left here
suddenly Saturday night for Chicago with
John Waukoa. buck who lives at To-
nah. Chief Charley has enlisted the
services of the police 20 bring back his
daughter.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1901-04-12
Springville Items.

Springville, Va. April S.-Mr. O
s. Faulkner went TO Bluefield Satur-
day to visit relatives and friends for
a few days.
s. b. Carter, who has been work.
ing at Davy, w Va, for some time,
came home last Saturday.
w. w. Wells went TO Hinton, W.
Va, Friday to bring home his brother
James, who has been working at that
place the past winter, and who ID
now quite sick with rheumatism.
Misses May and Bette McAIulliu
went to Clear Fork on last Friday to
visit friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Carter, who
have been sick nearly ..sll winter. ars
getting much better.
Miss Ella Garter, daughter of Mrs,
Jennie Carter, is quite sick with the
grip.
Misses Mscie Wingo and Minnie
Walker went to Bailey Saturday to
visit relatives.
1t is reported that work will begin
in the iron mines at this place as
soon as the weather gets better.
Rev. j. G. Campbell. of Graham
will begin q meeting at this place
Monday night. April 10Th, to con.
tinue for few days days.
An entertainment will be given on
Saturday night, April 9th, in the
school house at this place, by the
Young people to help complete the
church, which is being bnilt at this
place, and which will be completed
in the early summer. The exercises
will consist in rotations, speeches,
dialogues vocal and instrumental
music All are cordially invited &c
at end and help in this noble work
Price Of admission, 10 and % cents
"ZANY."
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SteelsburR.

Steeleburg, Va, April s.-As there
has been no items from this place
in your valuable paper, 1 will send
you the news from our Valley.
Farmers are very busy with their
Spring work. Some sowing oats,
others preparing for corn. The un-
certainty of the weather has thrown
them back considerably.
Several of the friends of Mr. JAS.
Brown attended his burial at Paint
Lick on lat Friday.
Mrs: VIM. Ferrell, and daughter
Blanche, have ben visiting friends
here.
Mr.. George OneY met with quite
painful accident last Thursday.
He was driving q nail when the nail
few up hitting him in the eye. cut
ting through the lid and fracturing
the eye to such an extent that he
is unable to see at all. It is not
certain as yet whether the eye is out.
Mr. Thomas Blankenship has
moved into his new home Oh Grays
Branch. He purchased the property
from Mr., Whit Monk.
Messrs A. snd P. Griffith took 3S
nice two year old cattle to their
grazing farm last week.
Mr. William Lester Is very bad
with cancer.
Mr.. Thomas Compton, who had
his house burned on March 18th, has
gone to housekeeping in the house
from where Mr. Thomas Blankenship
moved The people were very
generous towards Mr.. Compton in
bis great disaster,
Mr.. Ephram Claypool is very
sick; he is one Of the oldest men in
the Valley.
w. O. Witten has been at Liberty
Hill the past week.
Rev. P. ]. Lockhart will preach
here the Bird. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Ferrell spent
Easter at Cedar Bluff.
Miss Bertha Stinson spent Friday
night with her sister Mrs. T. r
Ferrell.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1901-04-12
Cedar Bluff.

Cedar Bluff, Va, April 9.-Our
former townsman, M. NJ. Hankins of
Richland, was in town Saturday.
Judge Swaugo of Kentucky spe 1t
several days last week. at the Blue
Sulphur Inn.
Rev. r. 7. Webb preached at the
Methodist Church on Easter Sunday
an eloquent discourse on the immor.
taiity OF the soul, and the resurrection
of the bodo.
Mr.. Will Ireson, of North Tazewell
is visiting friends and rel4tives at
Cedar Blnff
We hear it limited that New mer
cautile business on large scale, will
soon be established near the Blue
Sulphur.
Our townsman N. T. Adams has
been in a happy M ,od since last
Wednesday, and upon his numerous
friends bestowing smiles right and
left Its a boy and will vote the
democratic ticket.
Messrs. Patterson and Peters.
showmen. were before the Mayor
last Saturday to answer for an
evasion of the license law. A light
fine was imposed and the parties
went on their way.
The continued rain Is retarding
farm work to q considerable extent
and farmers and gardeners will
necessarily be late this Spring in
getting their crops planted.
Mr.. w. M. Cecil of the firm of
Cecil and Hurt of Wise. Va. was Wis.
iting friends at Cedar Blu0f Sunday.
We are glad to record the recovery
OF the little child Of Amos Lipford
and wife from the severe burn
received some weeks since.
Some sales and purchase of
real estate have taken place in our
town during the past week and sey-
eral new buildings will be erected
this Spring. OCCASIONAL.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1901-04-12
the PLOT TO KILL soEBEl.
Sensational Testimony Given be
ex-Goverror Bradley.

SVASeseiOhoi Ac6tlmOny Given be
ex-Goveriior Bradley.
Frankfort, Ky, April 10.-Ex>
Governor w. o. Bradley, chef
counsel for Ex-Governor w. s.
Taylor In the gubernatorial contest
case before the legislature last
year, gave sensational testimony
today in the trial of Captain Gar
rett A. Ripley. who is charged with
conspiracy with others, TO bring
about the murder of VIM. Goebel
MIR. Bradley detailed q conver.
sation which, he said, he had with
Captain Ripley while the latter
was in Chicago with his military
company during the occupancy Of
the State Capitol by the Taylor
uoops last Spring, in which Ripley
told him of frequent conferences
with Governor Taylor prior to the
assassination.
The witness said Ripley told him
he was in the executive Office the
day before the shooting and COM
planned to Taylor because he had
not called out his tRipley's) com.
pany, and asked when he should
have the company ready. Taylor
replied: "My God, have yon not
brought them yet? Goebel will
not live twenty.four hours,' or
"cannot live tweaty>four hours"
III have forgotten which he said,n
declared the witness.
Judge w. II. Yost, associate
counsel with Bradley in the contest
case, according to the witness, was
present and heard the conversation
In response to a question as TO
whether he, the witness, heard OF
any conspiracy to kill Mr.. Goebel,
the Witness stated that on January
20, the day the train load OF noun
taineers arrived, some one, ,he could
not now recall who, told him that
parties in the crowd were waiting
In front of the State House to kill
Goebel.
"l said," continued the witness,
sit shall be stopped, / will go in the
Senate Cham ber and come out with
Goebel and see that he is not hurt
or insulted."
"I looked up and saw Wharton
Golden and told him to get Finley,
Coulton and others and send them
to me. He said 'Goebel is not go.
ing to 0e hurt Coulton and Fin
ley told me it was fake, and that
there was nothing in II; the con-
demned violence, as 1 did"
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Bailey Notes.

Bailey. Va, April 8.-The little
child of Mr. and Mrs. Huston Moore
died Sunday afternoon and was
buried today.
Mrs. Nancy J.. Neel, of Richlands.
Va, is visiting her sister, Mrs. A.
Hounshell.
fiiss Bessie Hounshell returned
Saturday from Talbot, Tenn, where
she has been for seven months going
to school and visiting her sister, Mrs.
j. e. Massey.
Misses Nina Walker and Mary
Wingo, of Springville, werc the guests
OF Miss Bessie Hounsbell Saturday
night and Sunday. Miss Ella Wig.
ner, of Tell Branch, was also o
pleasant caller on Miss Bessie Sun
day evening.
ID. D. Shrader was a guest at tie
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1901-04-12
Items From Italy.

Geo. A. Allen, who was called here
at the time of his sons accident,
returned to his home near Elliston,
Thursday, accompanied by his son,
Rupert, and grandson, Master CIaud
DeS erie.
Granger Compton went to Roa-
noke in charge Of fine horse from
MAJ. Walton's stock farm.
Ask A. b. G;lardi the price of in
sect powders.
Drs. Frazier and Williams are
kept pretty busy these days-an-
swering false alarms.
With the advent of sunny days the
Quarries are putting on quite a
lively appearance.
Is Young, the hustling Supt., for
S. Walton g. Co., spent last Sunday
in Bramwell with friends.
A. B. Henderson, of the firm of
Henderson and Bailey, who have q
sub contract for S. Walton & Co.,
at Five Oaks, was in camp last
Tuesday looking up old friends.
"Pat" is as hard to handle as ever.
1t still takes elk men to shoe him,
Maj, s. Walton returned last
Monday from a business trip to his
works at Elkins, w. Va
Italy can boast of her progress.
1t now covers a portion of Mercer
and Tazewell counties. Falls Mills
is no longer flag stop.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1901-04-12
DIR. Harry, Agent.

DR.. w. A. B. Harry, the agent for
the News, is meeting with much sue
cess in STRENGTHENING up our list, and
getting new subscribers. We want
two thousand good bona fide sub
scribers-these many and no more
and we are making an honest,
persistent effort to get them. We
want no dead heads-only those
who want the paper, and are willing
to pay for it. Only this class OF
readers are worth anything. generally
speaking. to our advertisers.
Read our special offer in this issue
OF the News. througl, the Spring and
Fall campaigns. for 20 cents, and
give rs a trial.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1901-04-12

Tazewell Hospitality and Hotels.
A friend in Pocahontas, in a pri.
vate letter, has this to say Of our
hotels:
We had quite number Of citizens
from Pocahontas attending court at
'razewell last week. They came
back perfectly elated at the hospi-
tality OF the citizens, many stating
that they were as well entertained as
II at their own firesides.
Tazewell, being in the blue grass
belt. her farmers raise the finest cat
tie In the State, furnishing your
hotels with the finest beef butchered
In the State. The Accommodations at
the different hotels at Tazewell are
unsurpassed in the State, always a
waiter at yonr elbow to cater to your
wants.
Focahontas people are always glad
OF chance to go to Tazewell.
Though the trip is q little expensive
they consider they get the worth of
their money. We would bring the
whole Of i'ocahontas down one OF
these days if the N. & w. could
furnish transportation and the hotels
could accommodate US.
Our people are a floating popula-
tion and like to be on the move,
especially after pay day.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1901-04-12
,FEARED:HE WOULD KILL HER.
Note written by Miss Cleghorne
Before Her Death

Note written by Miss CIeghorne
Before Her Death.
Summerville, Ga, April lO.-The
killing of Miss Minnie Cleghorne, by
j. j. Arlington yesterday afternoon
and the tragic end OF the murderer
has stirred every portion OF Georgia
the young people being well known
and popular. Members OF both
families who were not at home,
came to Summerville on special
train last night. The body of NJ.
Arlington was taken to Rome, where
the funeral was hello this afternoon.
Miss Cleghorne will be bun led here
tomorrow. She told several people
here, In Atlanta and in Quitman, that
Arlington had threatened to kill her.
This evening the following note was
found in Miss Cleghorne's writing
desk:
"2;3O p. m.-If anything should hap
pen to mel have gone to meet
Jim A. for the last time. He will be
responsible for what occurs.
"MNNIR CLEaHoaNK."
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1901-04-12

Circuit Court was slightly inter
rupted for day or two this week on
account of the slight indisposition of
Judge Jackson. Judge Stuart pre- :
sided for one day. Judge Jackson
resumed the bench and proceeded
with the docket. A few OF the most
important decisions are given below :
Pocahontas Light and Power Co.
VS. Browning was set for vacation,
argument to be heard at Wytheville,
April 30th.
DIR. Almond vs. James Bandy.
Sheriff, for $4,000 damages for false
imprisonment--verdict for defendent.
Jas. p. Whitman VS.. Geo. p. Hall
IL Co., damages, verdict for defen-
dent.
Armstrong, Gator & Co, VS.. Mrs.
McCulla-sale Of property on Marion
Avenue, decreed. j. II. Stuart and
8. d. May, commissioners.
Henry c. Vandyke. by etc. Lock
hart ct ais, case continued. Judge
Stuart, commissioner.
Douglas II. Smith ct als.vs. Watts,
continued.
Bowen Watts, by etc. vs.. j. O..
Watts and wife, continued.
Suthers vs.. H. M. Smythe, ct ais.
decree, Commi ssioner Hicks to paw
certain taxes, and case continued.
There were a number of other de-
crecs.
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Falls Mills Items.

There was little with the en-
phssis on the little show in town
Wednesday night.
w. ]. Fink and l. 81 harry at
tended the Masonic Lodge at
Graham Saturday night They re-
port nice candidates, nice work and a
good time.
Your typo last week made us say
~"nand" instead of ''head'' in report.
ing the injury sustained by Rupert
Allen at the Quarry.
Our Asst. p. M. requests us to say
that he has just retired from the
literary field, Therefore, his book on
the usefulness OF bachelors will not
appear.
Mrs. r. M. Page aud children, of
Richmond, Va, are visiting Mr.. A.
Mab-y, of this place.
We are sorry to report Mrs, +. d.
Moring, of Yards. on the sick list.
Mrs. Sallie A Crockett will move
to the farm owned by her law,
w. w. Shelton and w. e. Dudley
will move into the bonse vacated by
Mrs. Crockett.
A small child OF John Sarvers got
hold of box Of concentrated I've
and got its mouth and hands badly
poisoned.
o. ID. Fields. who we reported in
our last, as being sick. is still very
low.
Grandma Sink is some better.
@. e. Buckland and j. B. Graham
went to Welch Wednesday on a
horse trading expedition.
j. d. Tabor, of Bluestone, is dress.
ing J. 9. Holbrook & Co.'S, burhs
this week. Jake knows how to fix 'em.
Maj. Walton shipped a fine horse
to Roanoke last Tuesday.
p. w. Wagner and O. j. Hale have
each purchased new buggy. Who
ssid this locality was not up to dat,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1901-04-12

L. Blair Hankins, one Of our well.
known young men, has taken the
agency for the celebrated Ivers &
Pond piano in this territory, with
head quarters in Tazewell, and the
most liberal terms are offered. BE
will deliver you piano at his own
expense on 30 days trial, and If not
satisfactory will remove it with no
expense to the purchaser whatever.
Every instrument is fully guaranteed
for 5 years. We heartily commend
Mr.. Hankins 10 the people.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1901-04-12

Mr.. Oscsr Thompson, one OF our
best and most prominent men, Is
very low at his home in Thompson
Valley. He has been sick for several
weeks and his friends have little
hope of his recovery. AS we go to
press this morning his condition is
not improved and his death is ex-
pected at almost any moment.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1901-04-12
Theory and Practice OF reaching

Theory and Practice OF Teaching
There will be q large class in
Theory ond Practice of Teac caing',
at Tazeweil College. beginning the
first week in March and running
till the close of the present session.
Several young teachers expect to
enter at that tims. Tazewell Coli
lege has done considerable work
In the past in training young
teachers and the work this spring
promises to be unusually good.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1901-04-12
Czar Pours Men Into China.

London, April 5-"By the end of
May says the Moscow correspon
dent of the Daily Graphic 'the Rus
sian Army in Manchuria will number
100000 men.
at is understood that the Russian
Minister of War (Gen. Kouropat-
kide) reckons upon the possibility of
having to despatch an army corps
southword into Corea.'