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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-27
Il am faithfully yours,


Especial TO The Tmes-Dispatch.l
Charlottesville, Va, October "a
celebrated at O'Clock this evening at
the FIRST Methodist Church. when Mss
Clara Wyndham Martin was united in
marriage to George Lawtoa Estes, OF
st Augustine. Fla -..--. --.-'- .. 80. E
The onuron was decorated with ferns
and pot.ed plants. and the chance1 ran
was q bank of green vines surmoAnt~o
with many candles The Row J. Wiley
Bledsoe. D. D. performed the cere-
upony. With DR.. Gilby C. Kelly. pastor
Of the church, assisting. XIX Payne
presided 1t the organ. While waiting
Murray Hunter. Of Ashland, sang two
seIectSons-an aria from ~Tannhauser,'
spirit Of Love-" and For You. Dear
Heart" by Obey Speaks. 'Traumear5
was rendered during the ceremony.
her father, was gowned n white duch-
ess satin trimmed with panels and
drapinga OF real lace Her tuue ven
was caught with lilies Of the valley:
and she carried q shower bouquet OF
ment was a pearl brooch. the Gift OF
The matron Of honor vas Nrh W.
Russell winfree. Of Lyncn5urX- The
bridesmaids were Miss Nelly c. Payne.
Of Hot Springs: Miss Rebekah Clark.
Of Rtchmond, cad Miss Nanine Kelly.
Of thu city. and Miss Mayo Masss. Of
Dany.Ile: Miss Matte Behrendt. OF this
city. and Miss Virginia Estes. OF 81
AUGUSTINE These entered alternately
The best man was A Edgar Pilgrim.
Of 81 Augustine. and the ushers Harris
Nelson and Nelson Harris. OF the Uni
yersity Of Virginia: Dr. James Lewis
Bibb and Lttleton Wood. OF Char
iotteev.lle: Edward Hellweg, OF Lynch
burg. and Howard Hawkins. OF 81 Au-
gustina
the ceremony were Mise Evelyn Dor.
MIN and Woody Dckerson; Russell
I.ynchburg: Mrs. J. Wiley Bledsoe. OF
Orange: NJ. and Mrs W r. Peabody.
Of washington. d. c.: Mrs Fred A.
H.nder.oh Of St Augustine: Mrs O. d.
Middleton, Of Florence, s C, ana MIS-
Caroline Payne, OF Hot Springs. va
A small reception to out-of-town
srcs,e and intimate friends followed
the ceremony. and later In the evening
Mr. aad Mrs Estes left for q Northern
trim After November IL they VIII be
a, home a 2ss South St George STees
e Augustine. in their new hons the
Sfft Of the crowns father.
Mr. Ester 10 . son Of J. w Estes. 9
re,sred business man u &. Augustine
Pa He ie assistant cashier OF TIE
P1rss National Bank u 81 Augustine
ana a member Of the bcasd 81 directors
~ IRE institution He IL an alumnus
a she University Of vfrsSia Gso3 -es,
and o member Of the F'hi Kappa sigma
m. br.aa wno hos lived n Char
to.tesv;l,e FOR the greater part 81 hef
Tfe. 10 q young woman OF many low
shle traits Of character. She 70 the
oniv daughter OF william Tbornton
Martin and CorneIia Jannsy Martin
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One Cause of Bad
Con,pLexion-the Cure
1rrom Family Physscias-,

Look At . section Of skin under tns
microscope and you viii readily underana
WV cosmetics generally inture the com
niexion." says DR.. H. Robert Macken.ie:
The skin. smooth as u looks to the nakea
.vs under the glass exhibits .ace-"o,k
~ INV hoIes mouths Of myriads OF nttle
glands To keep the skin healthy these
Sores must be unob..ructed. that the per
.o,,s,,on and natural oil can have free out-
Ie, should the glands be blocked Up win
i-r..a,fne gritty particles. common Iesu''
a. using powders and creamA Nature re-
ta,istes BY causing saIio~ness roushne"
b4o:ches or pimples
"A, A Substitute for al cosmetics recon-
n.De ordinary mercoi;zed wax. II not only
does wha. the various face preparations are
sYnno.ed to accomplish. but It's peculiar
.bsorhen. action frees the pores from the
asrv accumulation OF impurities, also 40
sorbinx the devitalixea particles OF sutisce
.k.n This produces . natural. heeitny.
you,h.u, complexion One ounce OF tbs
var. to be had At any drug store, usually
sun,ees to rejuvenase the poorest comple1-
ion. I, Il put on nightly Ike cold cream
and wsshed on OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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GOOODAY's WORK
MAKES HIM HAPPY
Colonel Roosevelt Tired When
He Goes to Bed Soon
After Dinner
WILL CELEBRATE TO-DAY
This Is His Fifty-Fourth Birth
day, and There Will BE
Family Party.
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Especial te The Times Dispatch
oyster Bay, october 2S.--Tired, but
happy at the thought that he had done
a good days work, Colonel Roosevelt
went to bed shortly after dinner to-
night that he might 2e in fine fettle
for the celebration OF his nfty-fsurth
birthday Tomorrow.
Just before retiring he greeted his
son Quentin. who returned home from
Groton to attend the event. Three
members of the family will be absent
tomorrow. Archie, who is detained at
Andover Academy Oh account VI ex-
am!nations: Mrs. Alice Roosevelt Long
worth. and Kermit Roosevelt. who Is
in Brazil.
The birthday party, with dinner a.
P. NJ. will be a quiet family affair.
Many presents. letters and kilograms
Of congratulations have been received
by Roosevelt. but the best part OF
all. in his opinion, was permission
from the doctors to take the second OF
his walks since he returned home. He
will not attend church.
John F. McGrath. the Coloners sec
rotary. showed him telegram OF
sympathy from Don n. Dickinson. OF
under President Cleveland. this after
noon. Roosevelt dictated the follow
ing telegram in reply:
Your telegram has just been brought
to my attention. In the enormous mass
Of kilograms and letters. its signifi-
canoe was not appreciated and 1t was
answered according to the usual form
Now that 1t has been brought to me
personally, am not willing to wal:
in order to answer by letter. but am
sending you this message by wire:
Il am profoundly moved by your
support There is no man in this
country whose action would appeal to
me more than your action appeals
value your action particularly because
[ am most anxious to make IT evident
that ours is a movement genuinely in
dope ndent Of both the old political
parties, and one which should appeal
to all good citizens alike, and to the
former Democrat precisely as to the
former Republican. With hearty thanks
and good WILL
I am faithfully yours,
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
The Colonel has practically complet-
ed his Madison Square Garden speech
This work took UP nearly his whole
morning, and afterwards he wen, for
tho arst OF his walks, strolling down
to tho tennis courts and back to the
stables. where he stopped to renew &C
quaintance with his favorite horse
Sirdar.
Mrs Roosevelt made q pretense OF
picking flowers on the lawn while she
kept q watchful eye on tho patient Tine
Coloners wound still pains him al
times, and those near him have ex'
pressed doubt a. to his ability to make
his speech at tho Garden.
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South Richmond Bureau
The TiIpes-Dispa tch.
loo Hull Street.

Phone Madison Its.
Both sides interested IN the Chesterfield
County Courthouse removal controversy are
getting down to hard work. Petitions calling
upon Judge Robert q. 6ou,hali. OF the
Cbesterfield Crcui. Court, to authorize .
special election are being circulated. The
signatures OF abou; 100 freehoiders are nece:-
sary TO the petition before II can be granted
The opponents OF the movement have or
sanized into q working body. They have
empowered their secretary. DR.. RaSianA. TO
send every voter n the county letter set
ting forth the Disadvantages OF having the
courthouse moved At this time. Both sides
will have workers at the polls on November
g. Those .avoring moving base their nigh
on the grounds Of the inconventence In nav
ing the courthouse at such distance from
the railroad They cite the tact that many
states, by statute. make q railroad . neces-
eary adjunct to a county seat They also
no,n, out the loss not only In time, but
IN extra mileage paid by the county to tur-
ore and others attending court 81 ---
On the other hand. the antincvers con-
tend that Chester 10 TOO far east p the cen
tire Of population, and that farmers oepehn
ing upou teams would be put to . hardsa!p
by the extra six-rsi!e drive. Then. again.
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use at once and continue regularly NM
your system IL able to assimilate the raw:
elements OF your food; then YOU VIII sror
plump and have plenty of red oiooo, VIII
color in your complexion and bright, spark
Ing eyes Of health.
''Sick NJ. G." writes. Il have peen sHect
Ell for some months with rheumatism ane
have taken much medicine in vain. Please
give prescription that win cure
Answer. The most efficient presentation
have ever given for rheumatism II! ioaioe
% potassium > drains, sodium saneyiate.
drains; wine of colchieum' one 'u s',,d
comp. essence rardio', OF comp. nuia
ba !mwort. l OF. and syrup sarsApariiia comp
ozs Mix and take q teaspoonfui al mea'
time and at bedtime.
..rarmw!re" writes: You once recon-,
II and found 1t the best cough ana coo
syrup that I ever heard OF. IL was 90 promP'
In relieving the severest coughs siiu -"
and a pint bottle made 1t nome iseo ~
long that I have forsotten the insFeo'en's'
kindly publish again.
Anxwer: The splendid laxative. home. maoe
cough syrup 10 made by mixing "a OF
bottle OF concentrated essence mentho. lax
enc with Il homemade sugar syrup. D're rec
tons on the bottle tells how to make aSsa
use. 1t Is fne, cheap remedy.
w with INDIGESTION. Things ! like to eat
nearly always cause q heavy El-at-ease !eei-
ing in my stomach. and my breath 10 PAD.
while I an, nervous irritable and frequently
cannot sleep"
Answer: A very excellent treatment when
is widely prescribed for It's gradual cuiAuse
action. a. well as the instant Keller II AZ
lords, L. tablets triopeptine. packed IN sea-
ed cartons Take a pink tablet a!ter oreaA-
fast. white tablet after dinner ana oIus
, a Mo, after supper. Continue and tho cofo-
tsva agencies Will soon restore natural d.
gestion.
"Nrs NJ c." writes: II am recovering
from a long illness. but am very weak. nefv-
ous .JeepIess and have little appetite Can
you give NE a good tonic restorative 'reA'-
ment?"
Ar.w.r. Have the following prescription
riIed and take teaspooneui nefofe "e
syrup OF hypophosphites comp. ozs-. tine-
mr., ca rdomene comp. 1 OF (not cardamon)
Nix ana shake we'll before using. THIS 10 2
enc nerve tonic and system tonic for old ana
young.
M d C." wr!tes: IT have always oeen
a<,atd TO try to reduce my weight, but II you
wifi publish a safe. harmless but enectiHe
medicine, l will begin at once. as am set-
ting too stout for comfort"
Answer: Obtain separately to aroid SUD
etitutes OF. OF s,ycoi aroolene ana OF.
o: aromatic elixir. Mix. shake wen ana TOT
three days take a teaspoontul aftef eacn
meal: thereafter take two teaspoontuis.
Continue a sufficient time to properly reouce
the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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man. employed At tho plant Of the
Rritish- American Tobacco Company.
died suddenly yesterday At his home
On st. Mark Street He was on his
way to the factory when stricken
James H. Bailey. State deputy OF the
Knights Of Columbus. has returned
from a very satisfactory omclal WISH
paid to Stanton council Of the order
Mrs. Robert W. Price 1eft to-day
for Norfolk to attend tho STATE Conven-
ton Of tho Kings Daughters. OF
which she IL treasurer. which meets
next Tuesday.
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.,s.. that come from that source. Head
aches sallow skin kidney trouble. darS
spots before my eyes. o!zxs SUES >,
twinges Of rheuma tism are getting "o'se'
Answer: Take three grain suipherb tap.
lets mot sulphur. They are pacheo ~
sealed tubes with directions and are con
yerient effective and highly curative lo'
such ailments as arise froei chrome s'ns,
patton. II you are dyspePuc, siss take 'a'-
lets triepeptins.
MRS A. D."-Incontineuce Of urine can
BE- cured by using the following; Tincture
cubebs ! dram. tincture rhus sroniauc
drains and comp. fluid balmworu Oh. soiSe
from 10 to Is drops In water one hour Do
tsro meaia
IONA W." wr1tee: - have suffered with
catarrh Of the head for many years This
has become bad that II has affected my
blood. also my stomach and bowels to a
very great extent. j shall appreciate an I'M
mediate answer, a. j suNer greatly.
Answer: 1 would advise you to purchase
9 OF. package OF Eilane powder. take
one half teaspoontul OF the powder and add
to this q pint OF warm water. snun the
water from the palm OF the hand through
the nostrls several times a day. Make a
cstarrh balm by mixing one teaspoonful OF
powder with one ounce OF vaselfne, or lara
will do. and apply as Ear up the nostriis as
possible. For the stomach. bowles and blood
L
syrup sarsaparia comp. ozs.. comp. fluid
baimwort. l o.. and OF OF nuid ext
buchu. Mix by shaking well IN a bottle and
take one teaspoonful after each meal and
at bed time
.Glorta'' writes: I would like you 10 pre-
scribe a good hair and scalp treatment 1
am bothered with itching scalp and dandruh
Ny hair is faded and falling and none OF
the remedies I have tried have done any
permanent good
Answer: Go 20 your druggist and obtain
a OF jar OF plain yellow Minyol Apply as
pc, directions. This treatment differs from
ali and / have actually seen the astonishing
transformations which result from Its use.
The dapdrun and itching are cured with two
or three applications. while 1t makes the
hair glossy, wavy and full Of intense natural
color.
Myrtle" writes: lowing to my extreme
thlrness / am frequently embarrassed by
sighting remarks Of Young people. Can
you prescribe a safe remedy to increase my
weight?'
Answer: have 80 many gratifying re-
ports from the users OF three grain Hypo-
NucIane tablets that l have become to re-
gard these valuable little tao!es As spe-
cifc and prescribe them to all VINO are
aere-nic thin. wasting, nervous ana deoil-
itated. / recommend that you begin theif
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Elsven-Year-Old Petersburg Lad
Accidentally Run Down
BY Auto.
PRINCE GEORGE SCHOOL FAIR
,Ayill Be Held in New High
School Building on
November IS.
TImes-Dispatch Bureau,
i Bolllnsbroek Street.
T.taubaps lSsS,

Petersburg. Va. eeteeer 20.
/ ,.,t,. Johnpie Kinks, the eleven-year'
>a son Of Mrs. Csra Kinks. ~ rear
a.r.s,, rhe was accidentally struck ana
Injured last night by an sutomeeAe
driven by DIR. r. n Hams. Is gettihs
slsns comfortably an the Petersburg
Hoep,tal to-day, and his condition 20
s,xor.ble. though his injuries are very
s.r,ous. involving. II 10 stated. s"sn'
fracture 81 the skull. The acciden'
Vas unavoidable. The little boy ~
,ssmu,sd 10 run across tho street iInES'
! a.a,ely IN front Of the machine.
Prince George school Fair.
The event OF the fall IN Prince George
vi, be the county school fair. to De
n.la IN tho new high school ouho'hs
-. ,ha courthouse on November 10.
i~,. ,s,r PROMISES to be the best OF its
hind ever held in the State. Inc ne"
..chool building is atself monument
! =, ~. enterprise OF the people OF the
..,,,x and all are working for the
success OF the iaif, hoe S~'~
Ga 70 interest the children boys anu
.,-,, along the lines Of general eou-
.,,,on each IN their separate depart
..,.. n make them better citizens
e,.c,nens Of all work done BY girls
.,a hovs will be exhibited. and there
x,ll be school parades. a'hieCc e'eh'S
.,c and addresses by several sooo
speakers.
Colcred Elks Elect.
pora, Lodge. No II. Of colored Elks
81, this city, last night elected the
,SoI,owinE officers: Exalted ruler Leo
- Ho,,oway: esteemed leading knight.
Wiuiarn Patterson: esteemed iosaI
nris-ht David White; esteemed lee
is,,rinr knight. Lee A. Harris; record
sne secretary, John T. Chissell: fnan-
,ria, secretary, Or. ". A. Srowder'
treasurer, W. H. Hill: esquire, William
y Edwards; chaplain. Rev. Beverly
Ho,lins; inner guard, John Butler. Or
~an,at. Albert Avant; trustees, Alien
Marshall, C. T. Myers. J. W. Robinson.
Compliment to PetersburEer.
Jsm.s B. Blanks. Of this city. who
vas reelected grand secretary OF the
Poval Arch Masons Of Virginia at the
recent session Of the grand lodge In
Richmond. enters on his eighteenth
consecutive year Of service In that po-
si+,on Mr.. Blanks has been an active
Mason for over nalf century anu
has always stood high In the councils
Of the order Mr.. Blanks was also
reelected grand recorder OF the Grano
Commandery Of Knights Templars OF
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rscectsl 20 The Ttmes-Dispasch.1
sYarntoa. va. October 2s.--yudge n.
a Eer Of the Corporation Court sss
decided that there cen be NO e,ecuen
NE - Po!sce yu4ice ffiseA oy the
c1uvcl Ths decision spciss She pssSs
"A s10os Ne WSsbee ehaHOe . IL
~ 90 - - . ssseSeeee 10 y
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portance OF manual training and CO.
mescic science being added to the one
room schools The people were urged
TO stand behind the school ofhctals
in their efforts to establish these de-
partments. Mr.. Eggieston commended
the work Of the local school cfncials
in building twenty-one modern SCHOOL,
houses during the last two years ana
splendid high school building at
Grundy, now In the course OF construc-
fion.
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News Of South Richmond

the cost 81 nav buildings would amount t.
81. ooo, which would mean raising the county
levy . sinking fund to retire the bonds
was attempted
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yuO1 TWEosOeyCAL SEMINARY
FINALLY WILL GET EsTATS
up,--sa, % The Tsm.s-pspasaA-I

pp-csal % The Tsmes-pespatM1
S.syx.oa. Va. October 7s-Aieran.
Ae- ri Mrs,oe. VINO died this week -
rsnersy1IIa. lees ME estate. valued at
ga. Aee- - hls wife. ard then % his
brosAer. HI Move. % F1sfshureh. Pa.
Sor tbe}, natural nvea aod then 70 so
SrvtN~rn frsSoyssrias Church as Eich-
GucrA
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warrepton, Va. October 7s.-Hons.
Claude A. Swanson ane Charles G.
Csrisn addressed . large ard repre-
here last ssghs In the interest Of the
Wilson. MsSshaIl-CariinC Club. Colonel
Grenviile Gaines. Major Robert A.
Mcintyre and Colonel Thomas Smith
were the local representatives OF tho
club who took part In the meeting.
The Wsrventon Cornef Bard furnished
the music for the occss.oo.
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The Doctors Answers on
Health and Beauty Questions
By DIR. LEWIS BAKER.

The Questions answered below are general IN charac
ter the symptoms diseases given and the answers
will apply to any case OF similar nature r,
Those wishing further advice, free. may address Dr.
evils Baker, College Bldg College-E llwood SITS, Day
ton Ohio enclosing addressed stamped envelope Tor
reply Full name and address must be given but only
initials or fictitious will be used in my answers
The prescriptions be filled at any westocked drug
store Any druggist order Oh wholesaler.
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rSppcsai TO The Times pispssch.

RschIands. va October 3s.-The
Ruchsuao feacherr Association has
been On seesicn e 0rsndy sisce yes
ExxjeseOn wss vresesa snd sodressed
q jarge aU6ssoce IN sAo eSuStnoucs
CO. ay TAe 0ccsssoa hoa been yell
advertised sN1 there were preee0 ~
!ssss sss 80 s:Ssscs.s = =
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Virginia FOR the eighteenth consecutive


year.
General News Notes.
A mission will be begun at 81 Jo-
seph's Catholic Church tomorrow oS
the Rev Fathers Turner and Jones
Redemptionist priests. to be conducteo
throughout the week
The evangelistic services neid our
ing the past week or more IN the 1rose
Ayenue Baptist Church have been
Wrought to a close Much interest was
aroused and much good was done.
Richard johnson, q worthy coiored
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-13

ness in each side, could not stand tight
clothing, and was irregular. was COM
pletely run down. On advice l took
Lydia Z. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound and am enjoying good health. 1t
is now more than two years and have
not had an ache or pain since. I do all
my own work, washing and everything,
and never have backache any more. |
think your medicine is grand and | praise
it to all my neighbors. If you think my
testimony will help others you may pub
lish it. Mrs. OLLIE WooDALL, Nor
toms Gap, Kentucky. .-.....
If you have the slightest doubt
that Lydia Il. Pinkham's Ncgeta-
bic Compound will help YOU, write
to Lydia E.Pinkham Medicine Co.
(cOnfidentiaD Lynn, Mass, for adj
vice. Your letter will he opened,
read and answered by a woman,
and held i'm strict confidence.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-13
SITUATION BRINGS RELIEF.

PEKING, China, Feb. i2.-Thc pub
LEGATION of the three cdicts establish
ing the new Chinese Republic on Il
legal basis have brought profound re-
lief to the city which had begun tn
suffer severely from the long strain OF
the civil war.
Everyone on the streets, in the Of
fees, In the native city and in the for
eiSn quarters expressed delight that
the struggle was over at last and that
the republicans had been the vlctors
The three edicts issued today firmly
establish the republic, The first il
the edict OF imperial abdication, the
second Is the acceptance OF the repub'
lie, and the third approves all of the
conditions set forth by Premier Yuar
Shin Kai, and Is an unconditional sur
render. The third edict Is a surprise
as II was believed the Manchus woult
seek to safeguard their titles and priv
ilegcs.
News received here today Is that
the imperial army was routed near Su
chOwan.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-13
CASCARETS CURE A
BILIOUS HEADACHE
Gently but thoroughly cleanse your
Liver, Stomach and Bowels and
you feel great by morning.

You're bilious, you have throb-
bling sensation in your head, bad
taste In your mouth, your eyes burn.
your skin Is yellow, with dark rings
under your eyes; your lips are parch-
ed. No wonder you feel ugly. mean
and Ill tempered. Your system Is full
of bile not properly passed off, and
what you need is cleaning up in
side. Don't continue being bilious
nuisance to yourself aud those who
love you, and don't resort to harsh
physics that irritate and injure, Re-
member that every disorder OF the
stomach, liver and intestines can be
quickly cured by morning with gem
tie. thorough Cascarets-Athey work
while you sleep. A Decent box from
your druggist will keep you and the
entire family feeling good for months
Children love to take Cascarets, be-
cause they taste good and never gripe
or sicken.
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Cable News
TO COPY j. 5.
F.. CONSTITUTION
tAssocIatcd Press r,abreJ

NANKING. China, Feb. 12.-Presi-
dent Sun Vat Sen today received a
formal telegram from Premier Yuan
shin Kai, acknowledging the existence
of the republic and honoring the cN-
ecutive and expressing the hope that
he may soon meet Doctor Sun and dis
cuss affairs and plans with him.
This, In conjunction with the news
from Picking of the issuance of three
edicts formally establishing the re-
public, announcing the abdicatiOn of
the infant emperor and approving oi
all the conditions suggested by Yuan
shin Kai, produced tremendous SEN
sation in this city. Adding to that eX-
element and bringing II into a more
orderly shape. was the announcement
made unofIicaly this afternoon of
many of the details of the proposed
Chinese constitution upon which Doc
tor Sun Vat Sen and his advisers have
been working for long time.
It Is understood that the document
will contain seventy articles and will
be modelled in It's most important as
poets upon that of the United States.
One of the constitutional guarantees
assured Is that of religious liberty,
This is thing Doctor Sun has been
fighting for ever since he began his
work. aud 1t Is regarded here as GER
tain to become part of the organic
law of tho new republic.
Another bit of news that caused a
great deal of joy here yesterday was
that Marking, instead of Poking. will
in all probability be the capital Of the
Chinese republic.