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THINKS Ill HUNG SINCERE.
Such the Opinion of Capt Lockhart,
London Times Correspondent.

Chicago. Jan. ia special TO the
Record from Vancouver b. c., says.
cent y. /. Lockhart correspondent
OF The London Times, in China, who
accompanied Gen. Gasclees relief force.
left for New York, en- route 20 London
today. Speaking Of the situation n
China he said:
II think that so faras Ii Hung Chang
himself is concerned. he Is perfectly
sincere In his position as mediator, but
my observation leads me to judge that
any agreement the Chinese make now
would be kept by them no longer than
II suited their convenience. The em-
press dowager will by spring have a
tremendous force OF men armed with
modern rifles at her command, and
neither she nor Prince Tuan has the
slightest chance OF falling into the
hands OF the allied forces. Next sum-
mer will see the great struggle between
the well organized Boxers under the
empress and Prince Tuan ana the allied
forces IN their attempt 90 seat the
young emperor fri1ly on the throne
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GALLANT RESCUE BY
' FRENCH FISHERMEN
- coro the Crew and Passengers OF the
'"'' Russie-Fierce Struggle With the
Waves-ReIief at Last

Grated the sea became calmer and the
wind having shifted from east TO north'
me Caro- fishermen at about $3.50 am
sgain nut TO sea The spectators
watched with fast beating hearts as the
boat disappeared through the waves.
More than once II was thought she was
engulfed but the small craft rose IN
SIGHT again on the crest Of the waves,
approaching gradually nearer to the
Russle.
Then a rope was thrown, which the
fishermen caught and the life boat soon
afterwards was alongside Then ABOVE
the bowling wind, rose cries OF JOY from
those on board the Russie, which were
re-echoed by the crowd ashore. Another
boat. manned by four men. was then
Launched and succeeded In reaching the
wrecked vessel a few minutes later
tho CAIRO boat left the Russie's side,
heavily laden. As she approached the
shore the occupants were seen TO be
women and one baby The enthusiasm
was delrious. The spectators plunged
into the sea. Some OF them dragged the
life boat ashore and other lifted the
women out OF the boat and carried them
In their arms through the waves 20 dry
land. one woman was clasped In the
arms OF her SON. who had been waiting
ON shore since Monday She swOOned
and had 10 be transported on a stetcher,
hastily constructed from wreckage and
covered with blankets, 20 the light
house. The other women collapsed from
fatigue cold and hunger. Their bag
gard faces and trembling limbs told OF
the awful experiences they had gone
through.
It was unfortunate that want Of fore
sight resulted in all the nourishment
being kept at the lighthouse, two miles
distant. for the sufferers had 10 walk
there assisted by their friends before
restoratiyes could be administered TO
them.
The four-oared boat next arrived with
seven more passengers, and the life
boats then made repeated journeys, un-
IN all were saved and sheltered In the
light house.
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GERMANY AND UNITED STATES
Former Declined Latter's Proposal 10
Submit 60 Conference.

Berlin. Jan. 1i.-There seems no long
er to be any doubt here that Germany
declined the United States proposal 10
submit the articles In the China agree
ment relating TO indemnities and com
mercial treaties 20 a conference to be
held at Washington or elsewhere but
Il is believed that Germany agrees 20
the new American proposals for ac-
celebrating the negotiations al Pekln
The German foreign office. answering
a direct question, admitted that the
German answer has been sent TO the
United States but declined 10 state the
terms. leaving them for the Washing
ton authorities 10 publish. II was IN.
tmated, however. that the answer was
not favorable The exchange Of views
between the various interested cabinets
has been completed and the matter Is
now regarded as ended. The foreign
office does not believe that the United
States lays great weight upon the pro.
position or viii press the same.
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John Marshall pay Program.

Chicago Jan. l1.-Civil and military
authorities. the judiciary the clergy
and students and scholars Of local and
foreign distinction. viii unite with 9TH
ers In the celebration Chicago is pre-
pairing for the centennial anniversary
OF the induction into the Office OF John
Marshall the first chief Of the United
states, The celebration viii De general
throughout the country. Final arrange
ments for the event have been COM
pleted by Adolph Moses secretary Of
the National John Marshall Day assoc
citation, and IN charge OF the Chicago
celebration The program win begin
with an Grafton 90 be delivered al The
Auditorium By Senator Henry Cabot
Lodge. Of Massachusetts. az ?:30 p. m.
on February T. All courts viii De closed
on that day and there Will be obser-
vances at all the schools and colleges.
The celebration win conclude with a
bankuet az the Auditorium hotel
Toasts and speakers follow:
John Marshall" Judge p. Grosscup.
THE Nation and the stats" John 5.
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HAzING Ar WEST POINT.
The Congressional Committee Re-
sumes Its Investigation.

West Point. Jan. 1.-THE congress
sional committee whlch has been in
vestigoting hazing Of WI Point cadets
resumed its iabors today. Cadet George
r. Spalding, Of Michigan, who acted as
time-keeper at the Keller Booz fight.
was the first witness called. and after
being sworn. was examined by Con.
gresham Wanger. He said he was
an eX-otlicio member Of the "scrapplng
committee being vice president Of his
class
Is that a standing committee?'
YES, sir, but there Is not as much
use for IT now as there was some time
ago
The testimony then reverted TO the
Bookseller fight, bringing out moth
ing new.
Some Of the congressman wanted 10
know why the cadets did not settle
affairs OF honor" with the army six
shooter. but witness said he thought In
that case the fourth-class men would
be at a worse disadvantage than I'm a
bare kmuckel contest
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May be Pat Grove.

Waltham, Mass, Jan. 1.-Two men,
one OF whom is said 20 bear a striking
resemblance 10 the newspaper pictures
Of Pat Grove. the alleged Omaha kid
napper, were sentenced 10 serge six
months at the state farm today on the
charge OF vagrancy They gave their
names as Fred Miller Of Putnam. n.
Y, and Fred Wilson Of New Haven,
Conn They had been occupying a
camp In a secluded place. Both were
well dressed.
A newspaper from which a picture Of
Pat Grove had been torn was picked
up near the camp. The men We're photo
graphed today and their pictures will
be sent 10 the police Of all the large
cities for Identification.
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SELLING LIQUOR TO INDIANS.
Dispenser of Fire Water OF Fort Du.
chesne Gets Into Trouble.

Deputy United States Marshall l.. II.
smyth has been despatched to Fort
Duchesne TO arrest man there by the
name Of Walker II IS said that Walker
has been selling bad whisky 10 the
braves at that place, with the result
that much luminosity has been engen-
dered So far as Is known nothing ia
tai has resulted frpm Walkers FIRE
water. but trouble has been narrowly
ayerted In many Instances. The Of
fcers at the fort have been trying for
some time 10 locate the source OF the
trouble, but they were not successful
until the other day. lie has not We;
been apprehended but Mr. Smyth
knows where he IL located. As soon as
he is arrested he will be brought 20
Salt Lake.
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Jcnries-Ruhlin Fight

Kansas City Mo, Jan. ll-Tele.
grams were received here today from
VIM. A. Brady by Frank Jones and
other local sporting men asking for q
bid for the Jonries- Rubin fight
scheduled 10 take place at Cincinnati
on February 49, The matter has been
referred % Convention hall directors,
who will meet and consider the PROPOSE
ton this evening
A Convention hall director said today
that he could see no objection 90 the
match taking place in Kansas City
Convention hall. in which the contest
would take place II brought t0lKpnsas
City. has seating capacity Of nearly
twenty thousand Il was in this hall
that the Democratic national conyen-
ton was held last July.
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Finn Colony for Tennessee.

jamestown. Tenn, Jan IA, f.
Dreutzer, Of Chicago, and Olai Berg
strom OF Nebraska, have made arrnage-
ments for colonizing about lOOp'o Gcres
Of land in Fentress ana Morgan e'uh.
ties with Firms. For several years past
Nfr Rargstrom has been cll0uIlug
Firms IN Nebraska. Films are leaving
Finland by hundreds yearly n' recount
Of the oppression by the Russian gov
eminent.
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OIeomarrarInc RnI Hcnrinp.

WashHton, Jan, 1.-THE Senate com
mittse On commerce did not succeed
yesterday 90 closing its hearing on the
oleJmargarne blu Today y. $. Peters.
OF Texas president OF the American
Cotton GroHers association, opposed
the bIll on the ground that lt seeks 10
discriminate In favor of one agricul-
tural interest as against another. which
Mr Peters Thought was unfair
Secretary knight. OF the National
Daiy union followed Mr. Peters. con-
unllng bus argument begun yesterday.
ne thought The cotton seed mill product
used 10 The manufacture NJ oleomargar-
me was comparatively small, and that
'he passage Of the bin IN his opinion
could have but little effect upon the
cotton seed industry
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DANISH WEST INDIES.
Negotiations for Sale TO United States
Approaching Settlement.

Copenhagen, Jan. 1.-THE negotiations
for the sale OF the Danish West In.
dies TO the United States are seeming
~ approaching a settlement. The mat
ter has been placed in the hands Of the
finance committee Of the rigsdag with
the view OF arranging the difference in
the price asked and offered. The king
and ministry are In favor Of the sale;
but final action may be delayed by pow
erful opposition both in the islands and
hupg
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Murdered in a Mania Hotel.

Victoria, b. c., Jan ll.-News was
received by the steamer Empress Of
Japan that on December G. Mrs Hoist
OF Port Blakely, was found 100 a Manila
hotel murdered. Her husband was ar
rested Both were among the crew Of
the bark Topgallan!. which sailed from
Hongkong. Nov. 3, for Port Blakely,
Wash. and was almost wrecked by a
typhoon and driven 10 Manila, where
her crew refused 20 go 10 sea IN her.
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amendment Of which he had before
given notice. providing that no further
military force shall he used in the Phil
ippines except such as may be neces-
sary to keep order in places in the
peaceablc occupation OF the United
states. etc.
Mr.. Carter moved that the amend
ment be laid on the table. The motion
prevailed. 30 10 49,
Mr. Pettigrews amendment providing
that one-third OF the appointments to
commissioned rank IN the regular army
should be made from officers Of the vol
unteer army-the amendment which
was under discussion when the Senate
adjourned last evening-was defeated
80 10 l6
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Embe1zler Brown Not in New Orleans

New Orleans. Jan. 1l.--Detectlves here
who have been trying TO locate Frank
Brown, charged with embszzling $4,000
from the Newport KY. bank. haYe
reached the conclusion that although
he has been here in attendance on the
races. Brown has fed from the city
within the past few days 10 escape cap
ture. Several persons claim TO have COM
versed with Brown at the race track
and that he was going 10 San Francisco.
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Cold Spell in Nevada.

Keno Nevada Jan. ll.-Nevada Is
ll'lag a cold spell, the mercury drop
Eih rom b 10 IL degrees below zero.
ls backbone OF the spell is broken.
however ana a snow storm is IN the
e e,L Inc farmers and stockmen are m-
e.lahl ana thankful for the way the
Weather cleik Is treating them. II in
So an abundant harvest Of grain.
Nevada P''"e throughout
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Funeral OF Grand Duke Charles.

Weimar, Jan. 1.-THE obsequies to-
day Of the Grand Duke Charles Alex,
ander Of Saxe-Weimar, who died Jan.
uary 0, were imposing. The ceremonies
were attended by representatives OF
Emperor William. the foreign courts
and numerous military and other depu-
tatiOng.
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F,ran'r n,ssl Of terrible suspense AL all
ATE, .,s passengers a,.~5 FL and crew Of the the
q lns . g', Russle, from oran, Az !.
i l,a'I which stranded near mere ou BEEN
gene, ',.o, storm Monday have O
n,,' ,s t,"l me- line connected from l..l the
As W, ,.s ,ss steamer parted again
'noIs S',' when night set in no COM
ye',, ,.-,,,o with the stranded steamer
WAS possible The last slsna''su ''
,,ga read as follows; 10,
sls ',, .', s.rs not scrap Of food Iet'
c.. "1 prevails on board
'@ oa -,csIpt Of this signal the fisher
made TWO more plucky launches OF
, ..,', bost. but we're beaten back and as
w., ..,,' pns.ls disappeared in the darkness
WV, Wv on hoard apparently were trying
10 launch their only remaining BOAT
~ rro Storm ragged with renewed fury
during the night and only those WI" .ho
uu,'Ns ,,, g"S TO do so stayed on the
, gs,, BART OF them huddled penea M, .
,eHr1,piln and others seeking I I'VE,
, w the gale in the Faraman nsn'-
house Nth lines At
,soss5 10 them were launched out pom
stsmpts 10 reach the Russle were lfu''-
less a.. morning
torches gere lighted at the bow on , .he
Rpssis and in response to the signal lhe
esbemsn made another effort to reacn
me- wreck But they were again tossel
9ebora and the crew of the lie Doa',
wbo belong 10 the fishing village OF
CAIRO gathered round a bonfire MADE
NJ wreckags from the steamer, drehehel
10 The skin and with teeth chattgring
from cold but not discouraged. IheT
beroism finally was rewarded. as. WIN
ao,.bro.t tho weather perCeptibly mod
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Beers Attack Machadodorp.

London, Jan. 1.-THE following dis
patch has been received from Gen.
Kitchener dated Pretoria, Jan. 10:
"The Beers attacked Machadodorp
last night but were driven off before
dawn.
"Herzog's commando Is In the neigh
borhood OF Sutherland. Cape Colony.
Settle is organizing a column to head
him or.
In the midlands and eastward the
Beers have broken up into small bodies
some returning north and some hiding
In the northwest Of jamestown"
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Victoria. b. c.. Jan. l1.-Accoriing 70
adyices received by the steamer En-
press Of Japan. a passenger boat on
the Canton river foundered December
10. after striking rock and OF the
800 Chinese on hoard, 100 we're drowned.
The passengers ran 10 one side Of the
boat. causing it % turn completely
over
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Prince Of wales Canard.

London. Jan 1.-THE basis Of a re,
port Of an attempted assassination u
the Prince OF Wales turns out 20 DE
that a harmless foreign musician FOL.
lowed the prince Wednesday when no
was returning from shooting on The
Duke " Devonshro's estate. The
stranger ran when detectives went 90.
wards him He eluded them but was
Identified later.
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ESPECIAL TO THE "NEws"I

Washington, d. c. Jan. 1.-THE
House passed the bin Of Representative
King relating 20 the accounts Of the
United states marshals and the clerks
Of the district courts OF the Territory Of
Utah prior to lis admission to the Union
as a State.
Gen. Penrose Of Salt Lake is here.
The general Is on his way 70 New York
TO attend to some mining matters
The House committee ON public lands
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injured by RoIIer EnnlosIon.

Chicago. Jan. ll.-Three men were in
jured, two probably fatally. by the ex-
plosion today Of the main boiler IN the
Bidar and Morensey NH company
plant at Oak Park. The Injured:
Isaac ProQuener.
Chns. Fuss. serious,
Herman Beck, serious.
The cause of the explosion is UNI
known.
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EXTRA HELP Is GIVEN.
Commissioners Conclude to Give ii to
Aston and james.

st q short executive session this
morning the county commissioners con-
cluded 20 allow County Recorder Al
ston six additional clerks, that he may
catch up with the back work In his
office.
For a like purpose County Clerk
James was given permission to employ
three extra copyists 10 bring the work
in his office up 10 date. Clerk James
was also allowed TO employ Mrs Cora
s Dixon as "A permanent clerk In the
office
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Edouard strauss Better.

Chicago. Jan ia special to the
Tribune, from Albuquerque. n. NJ,
says,
The malady from which Edouard
Strauss has been suffering has taken
a turn for the better. Re started foi
Denver % join his company last night,
although his physician said Il was not
prudent and advised him to remain
quiet for another day.
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col. RooseveIt Leaves RIfle.

Rife. Colo. Jan. ii.-Col Theodore
Roosevelt and his hunting companions
left here this morning for Meeker In a
four-horse tally-hO. on their arrival AZ
Meeker the hunters WIN at once start
with Guide John Con FOR Coyote basin.
where the hunt Is 10 take place.
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Thirty.seyenth Sails for Home.

washlnton. Jan. 1.-THE adjutant
general received cable message from
Gen. Macarthur at Manila, saying that
the transport Sheridan sailed yesterday
with q officers and 56i enlisted men Of
the Thirty volunteer infantry
and that the transports Logan and Len
nox arrived at Manila today
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The Ethiopia FIoated,

London, Jan. 1.-THE Anchor line
steamer Ethiopia capt. Mckenzie.
from Glasgow. for New York. via Mo-
vile. which went ashore on Holy
Island IN the Firth OF clyde. has been
noated and returned to Glasgow.
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BR1NDIsHED A RAZOR.


Marion L. Freekl5ton commences sul
TODAY In the Third district court t'f
divorce from william D. Freckleloh.
mo parties married 100 this Guy Oh
Julv s 1899 there being no children,
Drunkenness is alleged against tls
defendant together with cruel treat
mont and abusive language. 10 T. als'
stated mat during the month ~ Je-
csp,bar iSgq at night. and while plain
I'M was sick. defendant ofandi's.II,s,u y"
open razor. and threatened 20 ~" .,s,
Other vicious and cruel act. avg ~.
alleged. Plaintiff asks FOR dlssllut.l.'
OF the marriage ties and Tor we $50 .,,.
alton Of her maiden name, "hich vi"
Foulds.
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Cattlesburg. Ky. Jan. l.-Pigeon
river is fourteen feet above low water
and Is rIsinS at the rate of one foot an
hour Log boOms have been broken and
many RATS are being lost Fences have
been destroyed drlftwood has been
swept away Fully % miles on each side
Of the river IL given up 20 wheat fields
and these are submerged. They are eX-
pected 20 he total losses.
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secy. Hay Improving.

Washington. Jan. 1l.-Secretary Hay
continues 20 improve, and N Il had not
been for the inclement weather today
he would have returned 10 the state
department.
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Tho Tennessee RISING.

Knoxville. Tenn, Jan. 1.-THE Ten
nessee river Is 1--WE feet above low water
mark here and is rising from 6 10 3
inches an hour. II viii likely reach
from 10 20 % as the water from Pigeon
river and French Broad river must
come this way.
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COURT MARTIALs IN CUBA.
Soldiers Have a Slick Way Of Get
ting Out Of the Army.

Washington, Jan. ll-special orders
emanating from the department of Iu-
ha contain the records Of twenty-five
court martIals Of pHyates charged
with drunkenness absence Without
leave forging passes and other oitenses
ITO the prejudice OF good order and
military discipline" Wood recently
called attention 70 the increasing mum
her on misdemeanors Of this sort, ana
stated as his belief that the enlisted
men were taking advantage Of the
article providing for dIshonorable
discharge after five previous convic-
lions h. summary court martial with
In a year 10 get out Of the service
out Of the twenty cases above referred
10. only In six was the sentence Of dis.
honorable discharge approved In three
OF the others the prisoners were sem
fenced By the court 10 dishonOrable
discharge but these sentences We're dis
approved by the department command
er and mitigated 90 forfeiture of pay
and confinement az hard labor
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Pension Day ln The House.

A., 4hlhsion. Jan ll.-Thls was ner.
i., ugy ~ The House. Before the reeu.
i u, yllsf was demanded some routine
T p-slntss was transacted. SATURDAY
february y at o'clock was ser $3.50
isisp 1pSms tribute to the memory Of the
,sy representative DAILY Of New Jer.
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PRESIDENT IMPROVING.
Thus Far Nothing Unfayorable In
His Case Has Appeared.

Washington, Jan. 1.-THE President
spent a restful night and continues 20
improve. Nothing In his case at all
unfavorable has so far appeared Yes
terday he sat up In bed for a short time
and probably will do so again today.
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INFORMATION WANTED.

no. II. Mitchell. formerly OF sullivan
county. n. Y. Communicate with Jared
l. Mitchell, Monticello, Wright county.
Mlnn.
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ship began this afternoon and VIII II
possible, be concluded tonight The
tournament will be brought to a formal
conclusion tonight
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PROMINENT PEOPLE DEAD.
GEN. PROsPERINo PINzoN.

New York. Jan. ia cable dispatch
announces the death Of Gen. Prosperno
Pinzon at BOgota, capital OF Colombia.
The cause Of death Is not mentioned.
Pinzon was born In the State Of Boy
AGA, forty-fve years ago, He was at
one time governor Of Boyaca.
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". j. TRENHOLM.

New York, Jan. ll-Wm L. Tren-
holm, who was comptroller OF the
treasury during Cieyeland's first ad-
ministration, died at his home in this
city today Of pneumonia.
Mr. Trenholm was born in Charles
ton. 5. c.. February 9. 1916. He was a
member OF the United states civil SER
vice commission in lSS5-S6 and comp
troller of the currency from 1856 TO 1889.
After leaving Washington he became
president OF the American Surety COM
pany holding the position until 1898.
when he became president Of the North
American trust company.
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CAREY p. PAUL.

Delaware, Ohio, Jan. 11-Carey p
Paul. said 10 have been the wealthlest
man In Delaware, died today from
heart failure following pneumonia.