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Chinese to be Deported.

San Francisco, Sept, 1.-two import
ant decisions from the treausry dep IT.
ment have been received at tn citice
OF Inspector James II. Dunn, In charge
Of the Chinese bureau, The first Il
these covers the case OF 26 overtime
Chinese who are at present held at the
detention shed for HAVING return afier
the limitation OF their legitimate GER
tIfcate had expired and without re-
newal from the consul at tie port II
departure. The Chinese consul-gener-
al requested executive clemency In their
behalf, pleading their ignorance Of the
law. The treasury department rules
that there is no excuse and orders that
the men be deported,
The second ruling overrules a pre-
yious decision. Ii Is 10 the effect that
all sons Of Chinese resident merchants
who,are under a are admissible with
in the boundaries of the United States.
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G0NFESSES TO
A CONSPIRACY.
c,oIgosz Makes Another Confession
TO the Police.
TIC NAMES EMMA GOLDMAN
If Certain Papers Known 20 be In h1-
i.teuce Are Found, VIII Lay
Bare Whole Plot

Nu York, Sept. 1l.-A special to the
HERALD from Buffalo says
reou Czolgosz has confessed to the
,ollce that his attempt upon the HE
~ President Mckinley was the result
81 conspiracy In which many besides
himself had q part. So far as can
ha learned, Czolgoss has refused TO
mention any name except that OF EN-
ana Goldman but papers are in exls-
,enee which, II they can be discovered
win lqy bare the entire conspiracy ana
anil r.sult in wholesale arrests, follow
cd BY prosecutions.
Although Emma Goldman has been
arrested In Chicago, 1t is probable that
she will be brought to Buffalo for trial
The center of the conspiracy Is here
Rufalo is filed literally to Overlooking
with agents OF the secret service ~
search is being made OF every sewer
mat underlles the city, for 1t Is known
that in one OF them is a package OF
napers containing the details OF the
conspiracy and the names of those con-
rerned with CZolgosz IN the plot, TO-
eether with an outline OF Its ramlilca-
tons, 81.
In his confession Czolgosz told OF his
attempts 10 destroy the written EVIL
dences of the conspiracy, He said that
time did not permit him To burn the
napers as he had desired.
Before leaving his room IN Nowah
hotel he gathered together all OF MS
papers, taking them from his pockets,
and from the drawers Of his table. All
were bound together in one package
which he concealed beneath his coat.
Cgolgosz says that he made cir
cultous and aimless trip about the clly'
and that at some point, which he can
not now describe, he came upon an
omen sewer. In this sewer he cast his
papers. a.,
Inch by inch the sewers Of this city
are being searched, and If such a thing
IS possible those papers VIII be re-
covered,
on authoritative information Il can
be said that during the last ten weeks
Emma Goldman has visited SIX an
arohist organizations. She has been III
Buffalo three times since July II, haV-
ing left the city the last time four days
before the attempted assassination
Emma Goldman, Czolgosz ana ApIa-
nam Isaak and Marie lsaak were III
consultation in Chicago on two occa-
Rlons. Marie Isaak accompanied Emma
Goldman TO Buffalo the last time the
arch leader Of the anarchists was mere
Leon Czolgosz accompanied 10
Buffalo and about the city by mys-
terious Bohemian man and woman VINO
cted so suspieiously as to warrant
the assumption that they knew OF the
intention OF Czolgosz to assassinate the
President.
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unite" says one journal, "in fighting
criminals who Unfortunately organ
ize. execute and celebrate assassna"
ton In America and in Europe. Every
where in Europe the energetic action OF
the United States against anarchism
would be hailed with satisfaction
The Cologne Gazette, semi-ofllcial'
says; Europe has already done so
much TO check anaIchlsm that II can
now leave the problem to the Ameri-,
cans, who are an elninently practical
people and will otrbtless devise means
OF roofing out the evil in their own
country Europe VIII look with the
greatest interest to the Inauguration OF
such a crusade ard viii doubtless learn
something to iis own advantage
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MOST DANGEROUS MAN.
Name Not Divulged but II Is Known
TO Proper Authorities.

New York. Sept. il.--James NJ. Trim
bic of Newark, who has just completed
his work as commissioner foi the state
OF New Jersey TO inquire into the kill
Ing Of King Humbert by Bresci Is
quoted as saying: my Investigation Of
the Bresci affair has shown plainly that
there Is man in this country who is
the arch conspirator In all these assas.
sinations. | cannot now give his name.
i sent all the evidence 10 the Italian
government. Who was 1t that gave 10
bresci and his colleagues the money
necessary for them TO accomplish their
deeds Of violence?
The answer to this question Will give
the name OF the most dangerous man
IN America today"
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say 1t is believed the Lorando claim will
soon be settled.
The attitude Of the sultan toward the
French claims is undoubtedly attribu-
table 70 the action Of the decree OF the
French minister OF the Interior In ex-
pelling Turkish spies from France. The
decree has been held back for several
days In the hope that the sultan, who
naturally was aware that It had been
drawn up, would take the hint. but the
patience OF the government was finally
exhausted and yesterday Feridoun Bey,
head Of the Turkish police in Paris and
another spy were ordered 70 leave
France. This step was followed by to-
days announcement that the sultan
has settled the Tubini claim.
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Colorado Convicts Escape.

Canon, City, Colo, Sept. ll.-Three
convicts at the state penitentia
Caylness, sent up for murder; Frank
Harris, for stealing beef cattle, and ID.
X, Reed, serving time for larceny
escaped from the penltentiary ranch
two miles from the prison They over
powered Oyerseer King, and taking his
carbIne and revolver and taking horses
from the stable, started for the noun
tains a large posse is following with
boodhounds, The men are expected 10
fight If overtaken.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-11
Denver Boy Murdered.

Denver, Sept 1.-Some weeks ago
Homer Roahatl, an ll-year-old hoy
was found dead near his homo IN Wost
Denver with a bullet in his brain. He
was thought To have been accidentally
shot by a hunter but the police now
believe IL was a case Of murder. and
eight boys have been arrested on SIS
piclon. They are: Sam and Casey
Gaul aged IA and II years respectively;
Chester John, aged Il; Ray Pool, aged
IL: Henry, Charles and Roy Bruno,
brothers. aged respectively is, Il and
~ years, and their cousin George w.
Bruno. aged a.
The detectives believe Reahard had
quarreled with some Of these boys, and
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TURKEY AND FRANCE.
Sultan Anxious 20 Resume Dip.
lomatic Relati0ns.

Paris, Sept lit Is expected IN off,
cial circles here than the sultan OF Tur-
key Will ask the French government.
now that the Tubini claim has bean
settled by direct negotiations between
the claimants and porte. 70 resume Dip
lomatic relations, France. however,
will reject any such proposition. and
until the sultan has Welded In the case
Of the Lorando claim, which Is nearly
four times the amount OF the Tubinl
claim. NJ. COnstans viii not return TO
ConstAntinople Adviees from that city
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-11

one Of the soldiers and forty or fifty
reservlsts surrounded them and en-
deayored to release the man CRYING.
Long live the revolution" Down with
the gendarmes, and Long live an
archy." The station master intervenea
and made the reseryists re-enter tho
train, which then left and the incident
was closed
Montceau-le les Mines is the place where
the mining strike occurred recently. 1t
is notorious as being a hotbed Of So
clallsm and the miners do not change
their opinion when they don t. mill
tary uniform. Being intoxica,ed Oh
Sunday, some Of them noisly pro-
claimed their sentiments. The incident
has no further significance.
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KILLED by Midnight Robbers.

LeadvIlle, Colo, Sept ll.-Joseph
Manshine, bartender at Dettlers sa-
loon, in Strlngtown. three miles from
Leadyille, was killed by robbers at mid
night Manshine was closing up the
saloon when two masked men attempt
ed to gain admission In the struggle
which ensued one rcbber drew q ie-
volver and shot MarShlne dead. Oct
tier the proprietor OF the saloon, pulled
a gun and killed one hold.up who has
not as yet been Identified
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-11
Smuggling Dynamite into Canton.

Canton Sept flowing to the report
that quantities OF dynamite are being
Struggled overland into Canton. the
municipal officials are actively search
Ing domiciles II is believed that the
students, disappointed by the abolition
81 military examination, have brought
dynamite into the city with the inten-
tion Of terror2inR the officials into re-
establishing the examinations.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-11
EDELBERT STONE ARRESTED
Charged with Completely In Plot
Against President.

Camden. N. j., Sept. 1i.-Edelbert
Stone was arrested in this city last
night on the charge Of aiding and
abettlng In the attempted assassins-
ti0n Of President Mckinley"
The arrest was made by City Delec-
tive Painter. United States secret
service officials were notified on Friday
afternoon last before 5 o'clock Stone
is said TO have told two OF his fellow
employees In the New York ship build
ing yard that he would not be surprised
II President Mckinley was killed that
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-11
Russian Duties on American Goods.

Washington. Sept 1.-THE state de-
partment received a cablegram on the
ilh instant nom Commercial Agent
Green at VladIyostock. TO the effect
that the new duties against United
States goods imposed by the tariff OF
European Russia have been enforced az
that port. Duties will be levied on the
gross weight and the measurement OF
goods.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-11
One Jap Kills Another.

Fresno Cal. Sept. 1O.--A japanese
named Tanicugani was shot and in
stantly killed by another japanese ear
ly this morning. The murderer fed
and was pursued by police officers Nc
Swain and Nelson. The fugitive turn
ed and shot Mcswain twice, innictlng
painful wounds. Nelson then fred and
wounded the japanese. who was forced
10 surrender.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-11

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-11
Want Restrictions Removed.

London, Sept. 1.-THE Toxic cham
Der Of commerce. says a dispatch from
Toxic to the Times. has memorialized
the japanese government to remove all
restrictions oh the foreign ownership Of
land and foreign mining operations in
Japan.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-11

that he was first stoned and then shot
him. They claim to have the evidence
Of a boy whose name they refuse to
give on which 70 base their theory.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-11
Mrs. Phoebe Hearst's Generosity.

San Francisco, Sept, ll.-Mrs Phee-
be Hearst has agreed to pay all the ex-
penses Of a department OF an,hropo'ogy
at the University Of California. which
win be devoted especially to the study
Of Indians OF the Pacific coast The
cost will be about $4,000 a year
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-11
1t Strong to Report TO Gov. Taft.

Washington, Sept 1l,-Lieut. Richard
7. Strong has been ordered TO report In
person to Coy. Taft az Manila for duty
as director of the government biologi-
cal laboratory at that place.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-11

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ROck=a=Bye Baby

These are sweet words, but how much
pain and suffering they used to mean. It's
different now. Since Mothers Friend has
become known expeeisnt mothers have
been spared much Of the anguish Of child
birth. Mothers Friend is a IMMINENT TO be
applied externally. !, is rubbed thoroughly
into the muscles Of the abdomen. Il gives
elasticity and strength. and when the final
great strain comes they respond quickly and
easily without pain. ho,hers Friend is
never taken internally. Internal remedies
at this time do more harm than good, II a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-11
HOUSE WHERE PRESIDENT MKINLEY LIES

Trsdece o G President Weldon heevnrg h
The Washington times., 1901-12-15
CAB HORSE KILLED
BY A LIVE WIRE.
THE DRIVER NARROWLY ESCAPES.
Another Man Saved From Similar
Fate by His umbreIIn-Receives
a Severe Shock-PoIicemnn
to Warn Passers.

live wire in front OF the Howard
House. broken from its fastenings by the
heavy winlstorm which prevailed during
the night. at an early hour this morn
ing caused the death Of a cab horse. the
driver of the vehicle narrowly escaping.
Just preYioas to this accident a man,
in crossing the. street. was saved from a
fate similar 70 that OF the equine by his
umbrella, which came in contact with the
wire.
About o'clock Alexander Jones, a col
ored man, on the box of a cab owned by
his brother. Horace b. Jones. was driving
in front OF the Howard House from a call
on Fifth Street to the cab stand at Four
teenth Street and Pennsylvania Avenue
AS the horse suddenly came in contact
with the wire 1t dropped dead
A warning shout from Henry Johnson,
a colored porior OF the Baltimore and
Potomac depot. probably save the cab
drivers life. Jones jumped just in time
to avoid the wire.
Walter Crouch of 1O11 Delaware Ave-
nue., who was crossing the street on foot
not ten minutes before, with head bent
and umbrella up. to keep out the driving
rain. narrowly escaped death. The UNI
brella came in contact with the wire and
he experienced a severe shock.
The condition Of the wire was reported
to Police Headquarters. which was un-
able to discover to whom the wire be-
longed Policeman Hibb. of the Sixth pre-
cinct. was stationed at the scene Of the
trouble 10 warn passers of the danger.
The Washington times., 1901-12-15
DIED.


TORRENS-On Thursday. December u. 1901. at
$50 .. M. at st. Joseph's Hospital, New York
CITY. JOSEPH +. TORRENS. husband Of Martha
NJ Torrcns and son OF Mar. and the late Capt.
Joseph Torrens. aged ~ years.
Funeral from 500 Ninth Street southeast on
Monday December 10. at p m. lnterment at
Congressional Cemetery. -
BY HIS MOTHER.
BUCKLER--At her late residence, Ssi ID street
southeast, at $50 p M, December u, 1901,
MARY j., beloved wife ~ G.. Howard Buckler
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
BuLAND-0n December H. 1901. after a lnscr-
ing illness, GEORGE r., beloved husband Of the
la'c Winifred Boland, and loving father OF Mary
A. Kraft. at 12:ij O'Clock p. m.
Our father has departed.
Our days are wrapped in GlooH,
Why should We not be broken heartfelt
When tears Of SORROW reach his tomb!
Funeral from his late residence, 1Ol1a L street
northwest Notice OF funeral hereafter ml5-2
GRINDER-On Friday morning, December ~.
NJ $50 o'clock at his residence. 0lS Ninth
Street northwest DIR. GEORGE W. GRINDER.
devoted husband Of Sarah T.. Grinder, and oldest
son OF Edward NJ Grinder.
Funeral will take place on Monday, December
IL. lOJl at o'clock from his residence. thence
to the Church Of the Ascension, corner OF Twelfth
Street and Massachusetts, Avenue northwest. at
ESQ o'clock p. m. Friends and relatives invited.
Ell
The Washington times., 1901-12-15
FATAL BUILDING COLLAPSE.
Boss Workman Killed in the Cinrys-
Vile Power House.


By the falling in of newly built power
house at Clarysville, Md, few miles
from the city of Cumberland. one man.
James Carroll, of Chester, Pa, a boss
workman, was instantly killed yesterday.
and two residents OF Washington. Daniel
Ferry and Frank Thompson. both of
whom have families residing here, were
seriously injured.
News OF the accident reached this city
through a special despatch sent to The
Times, which stated that the building
upon which Ferry and Thompson, who
are both bricklayers, were employed fell
in with a crash early yesterday morning.
The two men named were buried beneath
the debris. They were removed TO hos
pital.
Frank Thompson resided for number
of years at 1888 Kramer Street northeast.
Mrs. Thompson was greatly shocked when
the tidings were gently broken to her
by a reporter for The Times.
My husband left home last Friday for
Clarysville, where he was to work as n
bricklayer for the firm of Fuller Bros"
she said. Il received letter from him
Tuesday, telling me that he was in the
best OF spirits and for me not to worry.
Accompanying him on his trip was Dam
iel Ferry, friend, who lives just around
the corner"
Thompson Is fifty-seven years OF age.
and is regarded as being one OF the most
skilled bricklayers in this city.
Daniel Ferry's home is at 1858 Gales
street. He is a widower. fifty-seven years
of age. and for number of years past
has resided with his aged mother and IA
ther at that number. Ferry is one OF the
best known residents OF Northeast Wash
ington. During his early life he was edu-
Gated for the priesthood. He was con-
siderable OF an orator, and was a prom
inent worker among local labor organi
cations. He is n cousin OF Detective Ser
geant Tyser
The Washington times., 1901-12-15
NOW To PREVENT CRour.

II will be good to the mothers OF small
children TO learn that Group can be prevented.
The hrst sign OF the disease is hoarsene-s. day
or two before the attack the child becomes hoarse.
Thi, is soon followed by peculiar rough cough.
Give Chamberlains Cough Remedy freely
as the child becomes hoarSe. or even after the
rough cough appears and it will dispel all symp-
toms Of Group. In this way ali danger and
anxiety may be avoided. That remedy is used
in this way by many thousands OF mothers, and
has never been known TO fail. It is, in fact, the
only remedy that can always be depended upon.
and that is pleasant and safe to take. For sale
by Henry Evans. Wholesale and Retail. All
Druggists.
The Washington times., 1901-12-15

faith held by the church. and the now
articles to be added to the Westminster
Confession relating to the love OF God
for all men, the work Of the Holy Spirit,
and missions.
The shorter creed makes no change in
the theology of the church. but seeks to
make plain the faith held by the church
in those points that have been criticised
and attacked. So far as 1t was possible
to do so this statement was made In the
language of the Scriptures.
When the committee meets in Febru-
ary it Will finally pass upon all these sub
jects for presentation to the General AS
sembly at its session in the May follow
ing
The Washington times., 1901-12-15
Gifts Suitable
for Ladies'.

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The Washington times., 1901-12-15
REVISION COMMITTEES WORK.
shorter Creed and other Statements
Ready for General Assembly.

The revision committee OF the Presby-
terian Church which has been in session
here for ten days adjourned yesterday
afternoon to meet in Philadelphia. Febru-
airy next. Its work was completed in
a tentative form, including shorter
creed for use in the churches In connec-
tion with the ordination OF ministers and
elders a declaratory statement In the
vernacular of the day for popular use.
informing the public generally OF the
The Washington times., 1901-12-15

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Warm-llned Red Felt Slippers anc
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The Washington times., 1901-12-15
Old soldier Injured by Fall.

While crossing the street at Seventh
and Streets northwest, Henry Col
Inns. an inmate of Soldiers Home. who
gave his age at seyenty-eight years, fell
and sustained a severe cut above the
right sye. A policeman sent him to the
Homeopathic Hospital for treatment. af-
ter which he was sent TO Soldiers Home.
The Washington times., 1901-12-15

The Chi,drens Hospital has a deed OF trust on
1t for twenty thousand dollars on which ID IL
paying interest Help to pay 1t.