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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-02
THE QUAY FORCES
ARE VICTORIOUS
William 7, Marshall Elected Speaker
Of the House by Bare
Majority Of One Vote.
nEr AssocIated Press.l

HARRISBURG, PA, Jan Both
branches of the Pennsylvania Legislature
met in biennial session to-day at noon,
and the feature was the battle between
the Quay Republicans and the allied
forces of the ;lnti-Quay Republicans and
Democrats for control of the House OF
Representatives., resulting in a victory for
the Quay forces.
William r. Marshall, of Allegheny, was
the choice of the Quay forces for Speaker.
while the Democrats and anti-Quay Re
publicans We're lined up for General Will
liam H. kuontz OF Somerset, anti-Quay
Republican. The membership of the
House is 2o&, there being 4 vacancy in
the Sixteenth Philadelphia District. OF
these 10. are Republicans and y Demo
Gratis.
Senator Snyder Of Chester county, was
the choice OF the Quay faction for presi-
dent of the Senate, and was elected by a
vote of 81 to l3 over Senator NistI@r
DemJ, Of Cumberland.
In the House the proceedings began
with the formal swearing IN OF the mem
bers after which the roIl-cal showed
three ubscuteeS. Nominations for Speak
er being in order. the names OF MIR. Mar
shall and General koomtz were presented.
AS The voting progressed il was seen that
the vote would be close, and it was an
nounced at 100 for Marshall and 80 for
koontz. Four Democrats voted fo- Mar
shall.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-02
Won KETTELER'S
SLAYER PUNISHED
Beheaded in Presence Of
Number Of Spectators.
MINISTER'S TO NJ EET
So Soon as Sir Earnest Mason Satow
Shall be Well Enough.
EMPEROR READY TO COMPLY.
Earl Lii Says His Majesty is DESTROYS
of Grantin. All the Demands
of the Powers-Hc Thinks
the Irritating INpcdi-
tious Should BE
Abandoned.
EMPEROR READY TO COMPLY.

pF.KIN Dec 3l-The man who killed
Baron Won ketteler, the German minister
to China. in June last, was beheaded to-
dav in the presence of a large number OF
spectators.
A meeting of the foreign ministers Will
be held as soon as Sir Earnest Mason
satow. the British minister. who is suf-
fering from chils and fever, shall have
recovered sufficiently to be present, and
when a date and place for meeting the
Chinese commissioners shall have been
agreed upon.
representative of the Associated Press
to-day had Il personal interview with II
Hung Chang. who shows plainly evidence
of his recent Illness, but whose mind mas
not been affected by his sickness and is aS
vigorous as ever In the course OF his
conversation with the coffeSpCa dent,
Earl Lii said he should prefer to meet the
ministers and commissioners at ms house
if such an arrangement were lioSSlbie, on
account of the condition OF his health,
but would not in the circumstances make
suggestions He said also that the Enr
peror is desirous Of complying in all
particulars with the demands of the
Powers.
UrNNECCESSARY AND HARMFUL.
on the other hand he thinks, the
Powers should order a cessation Of the
frequent irritating expeditions which he
looks upon as unnecessary and as doing
"A deal of harm.
1t will be quite possible now, he says.
to maintain complete order in the pro
vince with the assistance of small
number of Chinese troops and he hopes
the Powers will agree TO keep as at pres
ent, the troops now stationed at Pekln
and Tien Tsin and along the railway
The Emperor, Lii Hung asserts, is Will
ing to punish all those named by the
Powers by banishment to the furthest
pact-tf The Chinese domiuions, on the
northwestern frontier, ana their return,
he declares, will be prohibited Under
penalty Of decapitaticn. His Majesty is
anxious also to have the number Of lega-
ton guards limited. and that other boun-
daries be specified. and he hopes the for
eign armies will be recalled as early as
Possble in the spring. China Will
deavor, says Earl Lii. by every means in
her power to prove that she intends com
pliance with the demands contained in
the note and to show her desire 70 make
the country safe and habitable for for
eigners He believes the Powers will not
insist upon the total destruction of the
forts
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-02
FAMINE THREATENED.
Crons in The Amnr ana Maritime
Provinces Are Poor


ST. PE"TERSRUBCi, Jan. IA dispatch
received here to-day from Vladivostocil
reports that famine threatens the Amur
and Maritime provinces. The crops there
are bad. and the railways being almost
wholly engaged for war purposes, cannot
be used for the transportation of food To
the Inhabitants
In addition the prohibition OF foreign
coastwise trade has prevented importa
tions into the threatened provinces. The
situation is depOrahIe and is becoming
worse.
Count LamsdorH. the Russian Minister
of Foreign Affairs who is at present at
Yetlta. has telegraohed to the United
States Ambassador here, Mr.. Charlie
rnagne Tower, hearty new years congrat
ulutions
Mr.. Tower, in seplying, reciprocated the
compliments of the season and also eN
pressed qualification over the recovery of
the Emperor.
The news that China has accedcd to
the demand OF the Powers is re, eiyed }cy-
fully in all circles. official ald unofficial.
here Tho press, which had steadily
prorh6sicd that there you'd i,c no peace.
has thus far made no mention Of the
news. but probably will iind its 'tcr que
tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-02
PAT GROVE is
NOW A CAPTIVE
Supposed Abductor of Ed
ward Cudahy Caught
AFTER A WILD CHASE.
Tried to 0utrun the Horsemen in His
Blackboard.
SIX-SHOOIERS CAUSED A HALT.
The Three Detectives Who Were Fol
lowing the Dcspcradoe's Trail
Came Gpon Him on the Pine
Rid "e Reservation on Lime
Between Nebraska and
South Dakota.
SIX-SHOOTERS CAUSED A HALT.
fBy Associated Press.1

SIOUN CITY, IOWA, Jan. IA special
to the Journal from Chadron, 'Neb,, says:
Pat Grove, the supposed abductor of
young Edward Cudahy, has been captured
near the State line between Nebraska ana
South Dakota. Three detectives following
Ridge reservation near Oelrichs, South
Dakota. and captured him after q wild
chase. Grove was driving 4 team and
blackboard. He whipped the horses and
tried to outrun the horsemen, who soon
brought him to i halt with their six
shooters.
John Delfelder 4 cattleman, has just
reached town with the news, ana says
the posse had stopped at Il ranch about
thirty miles ont for lunch and to feed
their horses
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-02
SUMMARY OF TO-DAYS NEWS
Local.


-New-Year-s Day was quiet.
Colonel Harwo0d hears from Mehtn-
ley.
Morris divorce case called to-day.
-Deep Run Hunt Club contests.
Good scores ut Lakeside.
State.
James Louis Cary. aged seventeen
takes his life with strychnine-
John s.. Moody assaulted and robbed
and left for dead on railroad near Dis
putanta-
Tug Ocean King lost and her barses
breaking up.
-Hill City Lodge, banner Masonic loSss-
in Virginia, celebrates fortieth anniVer-
sarS.
General
Pat Grove, the supposed abductor OF
Edward Cudahy, arrested after Wild
chase.
Senator Quay Won 4 victory In orsani-
cation of the Pennsylvania Legislature.
The Presidents New-fear reception at
the White House was a grand pageant.
Fnrei.n
The slayer of Baron Won ketteier de-
capitated in presence OF throngs.
Famine threatened in AInur and mart>
time districts OF Manehuria.
-Boer Invasion of Cape Colony greatly
.disturbs tue British.
Macarthur held grand reception is
Manila.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-02
THE SENAT0RSHlP FIGHT.
Quay the Unanimous Choice Of tie
Republican Caucus.
(By Associated rress.)

(By Associated Pressl
HARRISBURG, PA. Jan. l.-Colonel
Quay was the unanimous choice of the
joint convention of Republican Senators
and members, held tonight in the house
chamber to nominate Il candidate for
United States Senator. The caucus was
attended by one hundred and twenty
three legislators, or fottr less than the
number necessary to q choice IN the joint
convention of the Senate and House
which Will be held January 18th.
Three of those present were Messrs.
Hill and Tiffany, of Susquehanna county.
and Mcpherson, of Adams, who absented
themselves from the House caucus and
voted with the Democrats in the House
to-day for General kooutz for Speaker.
Thompson, of Center, and Haldeman, of
Montgomery who are detained at home
by Illness, are pledged by their colleagues
to Mr. Quay. This apparently gives Mr..
Quay l26 of the 12i necessary to a choice.
The other absentees voted with the Demo-
Gratis on the organization of the House,
and are classed as anti-Guay Republi-
cans.
The Quay people are jllbilant over the
result OF the caucus, as the number pres
ent exceeded their expectations. and they
claim that. before the vote on joint ballot
for senator. they Will have many niors
than the number necessary to elect.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-02
Robbed the Mail.
(Ey Associated Press }

AGAssIz. B. c.. Jan. 1.-The mail stage
between Agassiz and Harrison Hot
Springs was held up oy three masked men
with rifles. The driver was forced to re-
Ifnquish the mail bag. A number Of Papers
were taken from the express box. There
were nina passengers in the stage. and
these were forced to hand over their
purses. watches and jewelry. About $50
in cash was secured by the bandits.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-02
TROOPS CALLED OUT.
Celebrating The New Year Caused
UncaSneSS in pekin
iHy Associated Press,

iHy -ASSOriNTed I'rrssl
. PIl<lN, Jan. 1.-The advent OF the ncw
year and the new century was celebrated
in Pekn on an elaborate scale. The dis
charge of numerous guns at midnight
created q scare and many troops were
sent to discover whether the city had been
attacked or whether it was a Boxer ris-
ing.
Genera! Chafee held his reception in
the m"rninv. and Mr.. Cnnger received in
the afternoon.
y feature which caused considerable
comment was a review of the British
troops III honor OF Queen Victoria, and
of the Australian Federation. 10 which all
the nations were invited to send repre-
sentatiVes. The French was conspicuous
by their absence, not Il single t'renchman
being present at the review.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-02
Sold Bogus Bonds.

tBy Associated PrcSS.l
CHICAGO, Jan. 1.-The grand jury has
returned an Indictment against S. George
d cssauer, who left the city several
months ago under charge of having sold
a number of bogus bonds of the North
western Gas Light and Coke Company
to Warren IL. Baker
The charge against D.Essauer was for
gerry, and he is alleged to have forged
the names of William NJ. and John S.
Van Norwich bankers at batavia. to 1t
note for $5,00o Detective Roche went to
New Orleans last night TO get D'Essauer,
who is being held in that city and who
has admitted his identity.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-02
Denies the Story.
LRr Associated Press. J

~ ASsocAted J1fesS.l
CHATTANOOGA, TENN, Jan. 1--State
Senator J. Walter Peake, Of this city,
denies emphatically the story from Lex
ington, Ky, last night, charging his wife
with Kidnapping the two ctlildren of her
divorced husband. and bringing them to
this city. He states that Mrs. Peake ar
rived here last Saturday from Lexington,
where she had been visiting. and brought
the children with her but only for a visit
and not with any intention of OBTAINING
them.
He Odds that the children have visited
his wife before and that -tleir guardian
mas never objected to it. The children are
here now for a montns visit.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-02
OCEAN KING LOST.
Cannot &c Gotten OFF and Barges
i'reaEi ing Up.

Special Dispatch to The Iimcs)
NORFOLK, VA, Jan. 1.-The tug Ocean
King, now ashore near Cape Charles, it
is now anticipated, Will never be gotten
off. She is valued at thirty thousand dol
lars. The barges Astoria and Rondout,
which went ashore with her, are breaking
up. The tug and barges are owned by the
Luckenbachs, of New York.
Colonel Pugh, telegraph editor of the
Nirginian-Pilot, to-day received news of
the death, at Clifton Forge, of his broth
er, Charles Z. Pugh, who for twenty-four
years past was a trusted conductor on the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway.
Creditors of n. r. Jacobs, Il Norfolk
pawnbroker, formerly of Richmond have
filed Il petition here seeking to place him
in bankruptcy His liabilities are about
one thousand dollars He is alleged to
have recently transferred his stock to
the Norfolk Auction Company. Credi-
tors charge fraud.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-02
NEGROES CELEBRATE.
Parade Held ana LincOln's Emunci
patton Proclamation Was icuu

tBy Associated IrcSSD
CHARLESTON, S. C., Jam I-lImanci-
patton Day was celebrated with more than
the usual enthusiasm in Beaufort, thi
State. to-day. There was a street parade
OF colcreQ veterans and coiored militia
and reading of Presideat Lincoln's procla-
nation Of emancipation. at the school
house. General SmalIS described the first
emancipation celebration in Beaufort, in
1869, and read a congFatulatOry telegram
from General Rufus SaXton, who had
been present on that occasion.
The main feature OF the day was the
address Of @x-Coneressman Miller
(colored1, now president OF the South
Carolina State Colored college He
preached good will between white and
black and said that, when all the circum-
stances are considered, it is a matter for
congratula tion tnat white people are do
ing 50 much for the educating and up
lifting of the negroes. He opposed any
reduction Of Compassionate representation,
claiming that ii WouId indirectly ne a blow
to the coIored man, who will eventually
come 10 his own
He cited the alleged persecution OF ne
groes by Governor Tanner. Of Illinois,
and said that neither the North nor the
Republican party wanted the negro; that
nothing in favor Of full suffrage right for
the negro could be found in President Nc
Kinley's message. and that perhaps the
only leading Republicans now standing up
for the race were Chandler Mason, Alli-
son. Tom Reed and Harrison.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-02
THE IST HMIAN CANAL.
Officials and People Of Costa Eica
Much Interested i'll the Scheme.

WASHINGTON, .lau. 1.-The Costa
Rican Minister, Senior calvo, said today
in inc course of a general talk On Mica
rastlan Canal affairs. that ono IF the
mos satisfactory features OF the eX-
tended negotiations. SO far a; Casa Rica
Was concerned, WIS the universal accept-
ancc OF thar count,y's substantial risnts.
and interests in the 1sthalian waterway.
There never tlad been any doubt Of these
rights on the part of Costa Riea. but for
munys years they We're brought into con-.
troyersy, it being claimsIi that Costa Ria
had no sovereign territorial rights over.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-02
KIDNAPPED HIS BOYS.
Joseph McCann Brings This Charge
Against His Former Nif..

stl1S ASS"ciaic: lf'SS.t
LEXINGTON. Ky. January l--loscph
McCann, q farmer OF this county, charges;
ul.lt mis- former wife, now 1lr<. j. Walter
Peake. Of Chattanooga, wife 3t the Sena-
to-. from Chattanooga. in tllc Tenness ee
Legislature, kidnapped his two bays aged
ana q. here last sunday ard took tRem
IN Chattanooga.
Senator and Mrs. Peake cume To Lex
inston ten days ago to visit Mrs. Adams.
McCann claims that according 10 agree
ment he brought the two children to Lex
ingtcn last week TO remain few days
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-02
Fell ir III the 1IixXcH Mast,
(By Associated Press. j

SAVANNAH, GA. Jan 1-The Norwe-
san bark Piazza, which arrived at quar-
anCine yesterday brought the body OF
Fareatnd ToleasoE, 4 young sailor. who On
Friday fell from the usizzeu rigging dur
ing a gale At sea. and was instantly
killed. His head struck a deck house ant
was hrofen. His father. the ships gar
penttc. witnessed the fatal fall. The body
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-02
Bishop ruruer Resigns.

(By AssVciated Press.f
ATLANTA, GA. Jan. 1.-The resigna-
ton of Bishop II. NJ. Turner as president
of the College of African Methodist Epis
eopal Bishops was announced here to-day
1t is stated 10 be due to dissatisfaction in
the college.
Certain bishops. it is understood, object
ed TO assignments given them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-02
OBEYED THE COMMAND.
Scventccn-Icar-OI Boy Shot His
Fathers Antagonist.
By Associated Press.l

EAToNToN. GA, Jan, 1.-Win Turk, 4
boy of seventeen years, to-day shot and
killed Ilimbau Aiken. near here. Thomas
Turk. a prosperous country merchant, was
engaged in fight with Aiken, also a pros
porous merchant, when he called on his
young son. VIII. 10 shoot Aiken. The boy
did not hesitate, but fired nj once upon
his fathers antagonist who fell dead.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-02

VITA their mother. Since tie divorce the
children nave been With McCann=s S
mother. He came for the children Sunday
and says he learns Mrs Peaka has taken
the chiCren to Chattanooga.
Mrs. Peake secured divorce from Nc
Cam in 1897. Mr.. Peale was then an
attorney hero and represented Mrs. Nc
Cam in the case. Tncy were married
shortly after the divorce acs lived IN
Tennessee. McCann married Miss How
ard, of this county, three weeks ago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-02
PATHS ESTATE.
Eumored That it Has Been Sold TO Sir
George Ncwnes.
lI;,. Assncia I,rnsS

LONDON, Jan. Mime. Adelina PATTI s
beautiful estate. Crag-y-Nos. upon which
the Prima Donna has expended upwards
of Gl30.D00 during the twenty years of her
residence there. is about to change owner
ship. Ii is understood that Sir George
Newnes, the London publisher is the pur-
chaser of the estate
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-02
Eerie,v of Negro Troons.

tET Associated PfcSS.)
SAVANNAH, GA, Jan. 1.-Emancipa-
ton Day was celebrated by parade and
review OF the colored troops OF the city.
under command of Colonel j. II. DeveauX,
who is collect of the port. There was
{; long line of carriages filled with pros
porous negroes Large crowds witnessed
the function.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-02
w.th,lrcw :, Su .si.nation.

tbE ASSoeiltt'i
LONDON, Jan. The Masqus of Duff
ferin has withdrawn his resignation of
the chairrnanship of the London and
Globe Finance Corporation, Ltd, and
postponed his departure for South Africa
IN order to meet the shareholders and
consider the position of the company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-02
Big British Loan.
(Rr Associated Press. ,

LONDON, Jan. 1.-The Government has
authorized the Sank of England to re-
ceive bids for .G4,0n0,00a of local loans,
stock redeemabc in 1872, The stock will
hears per cent. interest and the minimum
issue price will be 9S.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-02
MISS HANNA'S DEBUT.
Comin.-Out Party Il Pronounced
Success.
lRy Assoctnted Prs. J

tBy Associated F'reS>.)
CLEVELAND, OHIO. Jan 1.-The com
ing out party of Miss Ruth Hanna. the
youngest daughter Of Senator Hanna,
to-nigut was a pronounced social success.
The reception and dance We're held in
the Chamber OF Commerce, which was
engaged for the occasion because of the
distance of the Hanna home from the
center of tue city.
The guests included all the leading So
ciety people of Cleveland. 1.5Co invitations
having been issued
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-02
SAW THREE FOUNDER.
Captain Of the Idun Thinks twenty.
Five Were lost.

tbN lNSsVVIdIttI JItSS.J
LONDON, Jan. 1.-The captain of thes
bark Idun. which has arrived ut Cardiff
reports that during the gale Friday he
saw three vessels founder in the British
channel, and he believed that as many as
twenty-five lives were lost.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-02
Hoe,sIake u Capture.
tBy ssocia,nd Press.

tI'yT .
COLISEUM CAPE COLONY, Mon
day, Dee 1.-TWO hundred and fifty
Beers capture fourteen men Of Nesbit S
Horse fifty MS southeast of Colesburg.
The enemy .uce increased TO 500, has
appeared mean clterreden and is driving
of stock
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-02
RANGE OF THERMOMETER

The Thermometer ranged as follows at
The Times eflice yesterday: o a. NJ, IS; i
NJ, ~: : r. Al, 50: 6 l.. NJ, 81; T. NJ,
q: - midnight, IS Average temperature,
W2-S. a a :.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-02
WEATHER. FoRECAm.

Forecast for wednesday and Thursday
Virginia-F'air Wednesday, except rain
on the coast. colder: Thursday fair. winds
generally westerly. brisk on the coast.
North Caro1ina-Fair Wednesday,, except
occasional rains on the coast, colder:
probably fair Thursday. winds becoming
north to northeast and brisk on the coast
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-08-06
n'KINNEY.
Cor-eepondencc,

Special correspondence.
McKinney /. T., Aug. 4.-Another
very heav' ain fell at this place on
last Wednesday evening.
Phe farmers fear boil worms, ow-
ing to so much rain, in fact they
have already made their appearance
in several fields, aside from the
worms the prospects for cotton are
as good as they can be.
l.. NJ. Parker of this place, who
worked for n. s. Douglas this year,
drew a number in the first five hun
dred in the Lawton district.
A protracted meeting conducted
by Rev. Mccullough Of Ardmore Is
in Progress at New Hope.
W. 8. and G.. W. Flanagan and O..
w. Freeman returned from a busi-
ness trip to Tishomingo last Wednes-
day.
c. j. Mckinney was called to Van
Alstyne, Tex on account of the i'll
ness Of his father.
Felix Parish, who has been visit
ing here the past week, left for his
home at Van Alstyne, Texas, last
Friday.
Jas. Baldwin, Sr,. and Mr.. Parvin
and son of Van Alstyne, Texas, were
visitors here last Saturday.
Ernest Flanagan is on the sick
lst, but is reported better today.
The Baptist meeting conducted by
Revs. Ike Stanford and f. A Yves.
son will begin at this place Friday
night.
Sam Martin and family, who live
three miles northwest of Ardmore
were visitors here Saturday and to-
dav.
Brl Beckham and family lett today
on a visit to Kingston and Willis, /
t, they will also visit near Denison
sam Thacker and family of York
formerly OF this place, passed dowr
the road Thursday enroute to Texai
to visit relatives.
Earl and Mac McClatchey came il
from Ardmore Wednesday. The!
brought with them a bunch o
horses.
Every man in the neighborhood
who likes good roads, is requested
to meet at the arbor near the churcl
on next Saturday at 5 p. M, theI
and there to form some plan TO i'm
prove the roads to market.
| "Johnston's Sarsapariila Quart Bottles: as
| blood cleanser, flesh builder and health restore
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A TEXAS WcNcER.
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-08-06
To Cure CbIIis or Malaria In -Four Days

TO Nufe NHIIIs OF WdIdTIH III FUuT UdYHs
Take Quinoria. All druggists are
authorized to refund the money in
any case of chills, fever or malaria
it fails to cure. Price 25c per pack
age