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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-15
Tclcgraphic Brcvities.
,1snn,ial nisna1ch 10 Tic Times. J

JACKSON. MISS. Jan. 1.-THE Kinds
county grand jury this afternoon IN
dicted j. e. Gibson. the Indiana build
ing contractor, arrested several days ago
on the charge of attempting to bribe GOV
ernor Long, in order to secure from MIN
the new State House contract.
SANTIAGO, DE CUBA. Jan. l4.-(Nla
Hatien cableD Bancs. small town on
the railroad between Gibara and Ho.suin.
was totally DESTROYED by fire this morn
ing. Some fifty houses and warehouses
We're burned down.
VIENNA. Jar. 1.-THE results of the
elections for the Austrian IReics.>rath
leave the relative strength of parties In
Vienna unchanged.
COPENHAGEN. Jan lit is under
stood here that the sale of the Danish
West Indies 10 the United States will
soon be completed.
MADRID. Jan. 1.-THE police have ran
sacked the rasidance of the Marquis of
Berratbo a representative of Don Carlos,
failing. however, to secure the documents
they Were seeking.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 14.-President Nc
kinley continues TO improve. he is
1ransIcting q little business.
LONDON, Jan. 1a.-Four deaths from
bubonic plague occurred on the steamer
Highland Prince, which arrived in Shields
harbor yesterday from the River Platte
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work in the various States. Mr.. Tongue
said that were Caesar alive to-day he
would not have divided Gaul at all as
Mr. Cu<tan1an had suggested; he would
have left It in the original package in
its pristine integrity and have proclaimed
TO the world taat the gentleman from
Washington Was not only the real
tt7Ing'' but the whole thing
Mr.. Sparlln2an. of Florida. and Mr.
Meyer. Of Louisiana, also defended the
bill.
After The reading lad proceeded for
some time. NJ. Cushman moved to recon-
nit the bill to the committee.
Mr.. Maddox. of Georgia. made the point
ST order that the motion was not in order
and the point was sustained
Mr. Cushman moved to increase the ap-
preparation for Tacoma, Washington, har-
Dor from $4,000 TO $iGo,G00. Tne motion
was lost.
Tie committee rose after completing
% Of the 81 pa ges of the bill.
The District of Columbia APPROPRIATION
bill was reported 1t carried S1.141,5Gi
At 5:05 T. N the House adjourned.
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4 JURY DRAWN
], RECORD TIME
Trial of Men Charged With Murder
of Jennie Boschieter Be-
gun Yesterday.
CBy Associated Press.>

NEW YORK, Jan 1.-THE trial OF Wal
ter L. McAlister. Andrew Campbell, and
William A. Death. three of the four men
accused OF the murder of Jennie Bos-
chieser, Il mill girl of Patterson, n j.,
under circumstances revolving in their
utter lack Of humane considerations,
commenced to-day before Judge Dixon.
in the Passaic County Court George j.
Kerr, the fourth man under indictment,
was, not in court to-day, as ne has been
granted a separate trial on the ground
that he was not present when the fatal
does; was administered to the girl
The little courthouse was surrounded
by an excited crowd. The counsel for the
defense made a formal motion to with
draw the pleas and quash the indictment
on the ground that they were defective
The motion was denied. and Immediately
the court began TO examine the talesmen
They drew the jurors in record time. Ihe
ranel being completed in an hour.
The four principal witnesses were Mrs
Nina Bosch:eter. the mother of the un-
fortunate girl, her daughter Susie, Chris
topher Saal. the proprietor OF the saloon
where it is alleged the drug was adj
ministered TO the girl and Gus Schulthorpe
the hack driver OF the horrible midniShG
ride. Mother and daughter told of Jen-
MES life at home and at the mill. telling
fully OF the incidents just previous 10 the
girls rnyIgter5Gus disappearance
sSculthorpe told to the minutest detail
the story of the crime. He graphically
described the taking OF the almost un-
conscious girl from the saloon TO his Vie
toria. and of the ride-out out in the coun-
" and unspeakable crime committed on
the dead or almost dead girl.
Prosecuting Attorney Emely. in his ad-
dress to the jury. pointed repeatedly at
The three prisoners. shaking his finger in
their faces while he pi!Ioried them. Me
Alister leaned back in his chair and blink
e1 with haIf-shut eyes at the wall in
front of him: deaths face flushed. his
eyes; filed with tears and his glance fell
to the floor. Campbell White and neg
vous. stared back at the public prosecu-
for With 4 Sneer.
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GOVERNMENT SUSTAINED.
Motion 10 Separate Church and State
Overwhelmingly Defeated
(Bv Associated PrcSs.)

PARIS. Jan. 1.-THE Chamber of Depu-
ties to-day devoted its entire session TO
discussion of an Interpolation OF the
Government by NJ. Mariol Sembat, Radi-
cal Socialist, on the Interference Of the
Pope in the domestic affairs of France,
as shown in the recent letter of the Pope
to Cardinal Richard, the archbishop of
Paris.
This letter dealt with the proposed bill
of the Premier NJ Waldock-Rousseau
known as the law of associations, and
aiming at the suppression of religious
communities in which the Pontiff defend
cd the religious orders. Nj. Senbat asked
the Government to protest against this
letter.
The Chamber adopted resolution en-
bodying both paragraphs. The Govern
n,ent Vas sustained by a vote of 80 to
10. on NJ Sembat's Interpolation.
Other extremist motions, one proposing
the separation of church and State and
another proposing to denounce the con-
cordat. were rejected by overwhelming
majorites.
To-day's results has greatly eated the
ministerialists. who declare that 1t pre-
sascs victory for the law of associations
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She Had Him Arrested and Sued 70,
Damages.
SUIT TFORTWENTY-FIVE HUNDRED
The First Time That the Value of n
Slap Was Eyer Determined in u Vir-
minia Court-The Blow Given
in the Presence ofan Ofi-
Ger of the Law.
Able Counsel.
1speclal nisnatch % rhe rtmes.l

FREDERICKSBURG, EA,, Jan. IT,
The case OF Mrs. Sadie Heineman. grand
daughter of the late Charles E. Hunter.
for $500 damages on the charge of having
slapped her in the face on the streets here
some months ago, came up in the Corpo-
ration Court to-day. Judge Wallace pre-
siding
Hon y. T. Embrey and Judge John L
GoolricE were counsel for Mrs. FIeine-
man, and attorney w D. Carter repre-
seuted MIR. Hunter.
THE VERDICT.
The jury after dehberating an hour re-
turned a verdict for the Plaintiff. hiking
the damages at three hundred dollars.
The difficulty which resulted in ths
trial today occurred last September. Mr..
Hunter and his niece. Mrs Heineman.
had not been on good terms. They had
q quarrel at the home of Mrs. Hunter.
mother of Mr. Hunter. and grandmother
of Mrs Heineman. Mrs. IfeIneman sent
for an officer.
DARED HIM TO STRIKE.
While Mr. Hunter was with the officer.
and about to start away with him, Mrs
Heneman dared him Hunter to strike
her and he slapped her in the face The
case was tried in the Mayors; Court and
Hunter was fined. Mrs. EIeineuan was
not satisfied and appealed to the Corpora
ton Court with the result as stated
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the place of conservatism among military

the place of conservatism among military
men. the cause being the numerous sur
renders. captures and destruction of IN
sur,gen.s' camp. coupled with the IN
creas.ng understanding of the Americans 5
intentions among the natives.
The cutting of Communications and sup
plies has destroyed the remnants of the
insurgent organization 1t is generally
goslieved that the paciticauon of a sufficient
number OF provinces TO dnaugurate gen
era scheme of provincial government
will be accomplished before many more
weeks have elapsed.
The most pronounced resistance at
present is in remote southern Luzon
northern Mindanao. Cebu and Bohol-
The first batch OF thirty leading in
surgents who have been ordered to be
deported 10 the island of Guam sail on
the transport Rosecrans tomorrow.
General Wheaton reports that fifty
three armed Bolomen have surrendered
at Benguet Sixteen of Geronmo's band
were captured Sunday night and brought
to Montalban.
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NEW RIVER CHANNEL.
The Amendment of DIR. Otey Shared
Ill Fate of All Others.
Especial Dispatch 10 The Timeso


WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. H-Repre-
sentative Otey. of Virginia. greatly en-
Iivened the debate on the river ard har-
Dor bill to-day by characteristic speech
in which he advocated his amendment to.
authorize the Secretary Of War to expend
the unexpended balance of $2,5oS for the
purpose of maintaining the channel con-
structed by the Government in New
River Virginia. fIis humorous remarks
were listened to with great interest. but
the amendment shared the i'll fate of all
other amendments so far offered.
Representative Rixey has received q
telegram from Superintendent VAIN
wright. informing him that the witnesses
from Stafford county. Virginia, in the
case OF Hobart Green. have been sum
moned to appear as soon as practicable
before court of inquiry of the Naval
Academy.
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FAST MAIL SUBSIDY.
Unusually Determined Fight TO Be
Made Against II.

Especial Dispatch to The Tmes.)
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE indica-
tions are that an unusually determined
assault will be made this year on the
fast mail subsidy 20 the Southern Rail-
way Company, which has to be especially
authorized whenever the postofIice APP
preparation bill is debated in the House
1t is known that the Congressional Postal
Commission has decided to report ad-
verScly upon the proposition. although IT'S
report is not yet ready for publication
This Will be a handicap in addition TO
the objection which Chairman Loud, OF
the House Committee on Postofices and
Post Roads, and Chairman Walcott, OF
the Senate Committee Postofiices,
have always entertained against the sub
sidy. Heretofore the subsidy has always
been carried in committee. and the two
houses have stood by the committee
action. This year it is not SO certain tlat
it can be carried even through the com
mittee. There has never been n conSld-
cradle majority for the measure, ana TINS
year the element of uncertainty has been
increased by the resignation of Represeh-
tative Smith Mcpherson, of Iowa, from
the committee and the House and the
substitution Of Representative Hedge of
that State whose position is not defined.
The question will be decided at a meet
ing Of the House committee on Tuesday.
Those known to be opposed TO II are
Loud. of California; Bromwell, OF ONO;
Little, of Arkansas; Cromer, of Indiana;
Burke of Texas. and Moon, of Tennes-
sect
Those who will vote for it are Smith,
of Illinois: Bingham, Of Pennsylvania;
Lorimer, of Illinois; Grggs, of Georgia,
and Sibley. of Pennsylvania: Swanson. OF
Virginia. and Cowherd. OF Missouri.
The doubtful ones are Gardner, of New
Jersey: ketcham, of New York; Sperry,
of Connecticut, and Hedge, of Iowa..
Pevea. the delegate from New Mexico.
favors the subsidy, but will probably
have no vote the proposition.
! Hedges predecessor likewise supported
it The friends of the measure have
hopes of carrying it through the commit
tee but look forward to an exciting con-
test on the floor of the House.
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IMPORTANT SURRENDER.
DelGado, Commander-in-Ci.ie Iloilo
Province Gives Up.
(Ey Associated rresS.1

WASHINGTON. Jan. 14-General Mac
Arthur reports the surrender of DelGado,
eommander-in-chief on lloilo province
Panav. He also reports that other sur
renders are expected during the next few
days.
tieueral MacArthur's cablegram fol-
lows:
..DelGado, omnander-inch:ef .;Ilolo!
province. Panay, surrendered January
llth. to Robert P. Hughes (Brgadier-gen-
eral volunteersl, with four officers,
twenty-one men, fourteen rifles. His COM
nand much scattered Other surren6ers
expected during the next few days. I'm
portant: signifies end of organized armed
resistance Iloilo province. Panay.
The expression, armed resistance in-
d:c.ts.s that there was considerable of TIE
unorganized marauding still in progress.
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yesterday, and, therefore. postponed the
afFixing OF his signature; but Prince
Ching was hopeful that he world be aose
to sign to-day, which proved to be the
case.
Prince Ching has protested TO the Court
against the appointment. said to be con-
teynplated of Viceroy Chang Chih Tung
as a plcuipotentary in the place of Ii
Hung Chang He thinks the iatters ad-
vice absolutely essential. although he be-
lieves it might be advisable to appoint q
third plenipotentiary for China. and re-
iterates his desire for the appointment of
ShenG, who would be acceptable to the
foreigners.
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SUMMARY OF To-DAY'S NEWS.
Local.


Plans fer cleaner streets.
Colonel Anderson's fine record.
Big day for politicians.
Governor Tyler improving
CAPTAIN Daughtrey elected major.
Charged with attempted assault,
State.
The schooner Churchman. bound for
Richmond, rammed. beached, nils AMI
@ ga negro minister in Lyaehhurs
charged with carrying concealed weap-
ons. made 10 resign his charge
a lady deliberately sets hre 10 hei
clothes, and burns herself up.
Recent purchase of new hne oS .as,
Norfolk and Western will create large
export trade at Norfolk
General.
Trial of three men accused or Jennie
r,oschfeterss murder begun on YESTERDAY.
Publications point 70 election ct QUAY
10 tbt Senate to-day,
No progress made on the army biz
in Senate
Foreign.
The Chinese enjoys have signed thu
Joint note
Talk of naming substitute for I'll tfuRA
.,harr ON account O. his sickness
French Ministers sustained IN vote On
Interpolation rx..s
successful.
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WILL GET HIS MAN.
Altoona Officer Goes TO Norfolk foi
1fcNeaI,

Governor Tyler yesterday honosed the
requisition of Governor Stone for S. a.
McNeal. who is under arrest at Norfolk.
and who is wanted IN Blair county. Pa.
for alleged conspiracy and forgery. Caief
of Police St.edenburs, of Altoona. Pa, has
been here awaiting the papers since SAT-
urday. but the Governor withheld thsns
until yesterday at the request of counsel
for McNeaI. who said they would he here
to interpose objections TO granting them,
but who finally did not show up.
Chief Seedenburg left for Norfolk to
get his prisoner yesterday afternoon.
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INDICATIONS
POINT TO QUAY
The Bitter Senatorial Struggle Will
Likely End To-Day in His
Election.
lRr AssocintcA Prnss.

HARRISBURG, PA, Jan 14.-There is
every indication tonight that the bitter
struggle for United States Senator will
terminate tomorrow with the election of
NJ S quay the nominee Of the joint Re
publican caucus.
The Democrats will vote for Col. James
n Guffy, OF Pittsburg, and the anti-Quay
Republicans are expected to distribute
their votes among several ''favorite sons.
The House and Senate will vote sepa-
rately at > O'Clock tomorrow evening.
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NO REJOICING.
Conditions i'll South Africa Do Not
Warrant ,jubiiation.
(By Associated Press.)

LONDON, January 14.-Lorl Roberts has
written a letter to the Lord Mayor Of Lon
don, Frank Green postponing the city's
reception, and expressing the opinion that
In the present unhappy circumstances
in South Africa there should be no fur
ther feting for some time"
His Lordships decision applies to all
similar proposed functions. He is visit
ing the Queen at Osborne, to-day, but 1t
is said his visit is not connected with
the war.
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NEELEY MUST BE SURRENDERED
Supreme Court Holds That He Is Sub
icct to ENtraCiition.
(By Associated Prcss.)

WASHINGTON, D. c.. Jan. 1i.-The
United States Supreme Court to-day rem
dered a decision in the Neely eNtraeition
case The court held that Neely was sub
ject TO eXrradition and must be surren-
dered TO the Cuban authorities.
The court held that Cuba is foreign ter
ritory, our only purpose in the war with
Spain being to free the Cubans from Span
ish domination. The decision was based
upon the act of June 6. 1890 which act
was held to be constitutional
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His Head Struck Eirs1.

L. ~. Duffy, stranger in Rich
rnond. but. from papers found on his per-
SON. whose home is thought to be in
Salisbury, n. c.. attempted to get off a
pidly-moving Broad-Street car in front
of City Hall last night and fell. NIcDuffy
was thrown head first and received a
severe. though not dangerous. wound
above the left temple. The ambulance
was summoned. and DR.. Fisher. after
dressing NlcDuffy's injuries had him re-
moved to the City Hospital.
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Hoar I;cuoninated.
Try Associated Press.l

BOSTON. Jan. 14.-Senator George +
Hoar was to-day unanimously renoml-
mated as the candidate for United States
Senator by the Republican Senators OF
Massachusetts, The Democrats OF the
House and Senate in joint caucus to-day
nominated Hon. Richard Olney as a can
didate for the United States Senate in op-
poSition to Senator Hoar.
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MANY BODIES WASHED ASHORE.
The Italian Steamer Leone lost Off
Coast OF Corsica.
(Bv Associated Press)

LA CHIAPPA. ISLAND OF CORSICA.
Jan. 1.-THE italian steamer Leone has
3een lost Many bodies from the wreck
nave been washed ashore
Steamer Leone. of S6l tons net register,
is owned by G.. Denaro, of Catania. She
was 20l feet . inches long, beam . feet
ana depth Is feet inches. She was built
in Greenock in 1851
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Chinese Troops iictrcated.

BERLIN. Jan. 1i-FieId Marshal Count
Won Waldersee. telesraDhius from PeSin,
under date of January 18th, says:
''The Pavel column returns January
14t.l. having ascertatneti at Kin Ching that
the Chinese troops at Suan Hua effected
a timely retreat.
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Sent to Jail.

The case of John Joseph. VI kIonis.
Chas Massif. the three Syrians who were
charged with assaulttnS Joseph Thomas,
on Christmas day. was disposed OF in tna
Hastings Court yesterday evening Mas
sIf was fined 500 and given s months in
Jail. and the others were discharged.
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MORE FIGHTING EXPECTED.
British Punitive Expedition Cons
pIctrly Successful.
(Rv .Associntnl Press

BATHURST. GAMBIA, Jan. 14.-The
British punitive expedition arrived at
Dumbut, January 18th, and completely
surprised ana routed the rebe,s. The
troops captured the town after an hours
fighting. Sixty rebels We're killed, siNcy
wounded. and two hundred captured
Six important chiefs will be brought to
EBathua..r. The Bh,itish casualties We're
six Wet indians injured. More fighting
is expect ed.
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WaIcott's Successor
Rr Associated Press.l

DENVER. COL. Jan. 14.-The caucus
of the Fusion members OF the House to-
night nominated Thomas NJ. Patterson,
OF Denver as United States Senator TO
succeed Senator Walcott. He received Io
ONT Of 81 votes in the caucus.
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RESIGNATION ACCEPTED.

Mr.. 2. G, johnson Gets Out oc the
Gc"bNar,l Air Linc.
(Hy Associated Press
ATLANTA. GA, Jan. IA private tele-
gram received here tonight from Ports
mouth, Va, says the resignation of G.. z.
Johnson, superintendent of transportation
of the seaboard Air Line, has been accept
ed.
Mr.. Johnson resigned at the same time
as Vice-Presfdent and General Manager
Ct John withdrew.
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THE JOINT NOTE SIGNED.
Another Plenipotentiary MaY Relieve
LII Hun. Chang.
(By Associated Press,

PEKIN. Jan 1s-The joint note of the
Powers has finally been signed by the
Chinese Peace Commissioners, Prince
Ching signed yesterday,Tand Ii Hung
Chang, who Is better. signed 1t to-day.
1t is understood that the maIady from
which Ii Hung Chang is suffering is
sGrIGht-s disease. He was feeling worse
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-15
Had Him Locked Tn.

william f. Granger was arrested last
night AID lodged in Second Station. OF
information sworn by Edgar Pohiig,
Poh!is charges that Granger threatened
his life.
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TRAIN WRECKED.
Engineer Killed and seyerri Passcn-
gers Injured.

tBy Associated fress.l
TAaIAPA, FLA, Jan 1i--.rrain wreck
ers are believed to have caused the derali-
ment of a west coast Plant System train,
a few miles south of Dunnell. Fa.. late
last night. causing the death OF Engineer
Tom Roach and the injuring of several
passengers.
The names OF the passengers injured
have not been ascertained.
a rail had been removed Five men sus-=
pectei of having been concerned in the
wrecking of the train have already been
arrested and officers are on The tran or
three others.
The Plant ealcisls aecllas TO furnish any
information.
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Concealed Weapons.

John Ford colorei,. was locked up in
Second Station last night charged With
carrying concealed weapons
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Secret Service Agent Says He Has
Clear Case.
WAS MtD3 OF BABBIT METAL
aEost OF the Spurious Coin Was in
Denominations of Half Dollars
and Mel. .cls-Onc Of Prisoners
Is Scarcely eighteen Years
oCASc-ihe Arrest
u Surprise.
(Bx Associated Press.l

HIGH POINT, \. c., Jan, ia band
of alleged counterfeiters was arrested
here this evening by Charles e. Wright,
of the United States Secret Service, as
sisted by United States Marshal Milliken
and local officers. Those under arrest
are Ezekiel Gurley, James Spencer and
Will Rach. All are white.
William Matthews tcoloredD was arrest
ed also for passing spurious money They
will be carried to Greensboro tonight Tor
preliminary hearing before United States
Commissioner Trogden.
In speaking of the arrest, Mr. Wright
tonight said: II came here four days
ago to work on the case and this evening
made it convenient to meet the parties
in a field near town while rabbit hunting.
Approaching, l addressed the party with
hello. boys, give me Il match. AS one
of them did so, / collared him and called
United States Marshal Milliken and Chief
of-Police Bennett who were concealed,
and thus we effected the arrest of the
gang:
A CLEAR CASE.
''T~he counterfeit money was made of
batbit metal in denomination mostly of
half dollars and nickes. The larger part
bore the date os 1888. There were some
dollars and quarters. I have secured d
sood amount from parties upon whom 1t
was passed. Il was a poor imitation
think they have been operating for a
month or more. and we have clear case
against all parties.
No counterfeit coins were found on any
of the prisoners. One of the prisoners is
scarcely eighteen years of age. All have u
fair reputation and the arrest was some
what Of a surprise.
Mr.. Wright was OF the party that cap
tured the band of Itnlian counterfeiters
in New York some time ago.
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RUSSIANS EVACUATING.
leaving Province OF Chi Iii and En-
trimming for oInnchuri:l.

troops, except 1890 men detailed to guard
the legation of Russia and the Tien Tsin
and Shanghai Kuan Guards. are evacuat
ing the province OF Chi Ii and entraining
FOR Kin Chow Manchuria.
1t is reported they are going to Mukden.
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In Tie House.
lnr Assnciated rrcss }

WASHINGTON. Jan. 1.-THE House to-
da. postponed District of Columbia busi-
ness until next Monday, and proceeded
with the riEer and harbor bill.
General debate closed al > O'Clock, and
the bill was, read under the five minute
rule for amendment. Good progress Was
made.
Many amendments were offered but
without exception all of them failed.
Mr.. Grosvenor. Of Ohio, and Mr. Tongue.
Of Oregon. replied TO the criticisms Of
Mr.. Cushman of Washington. on the
Discrimination in the appropriations for
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PROTOCOL SIGNED.
Protest Will Be Mad. Against Aban-
donmenr of Any Clause in joint Note.

(By Associated Press.)
PEKIN. Jan. 1i.--A protocol was slgnef
against the abandonment of any clause
in the joint note of the Powers.