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Von Waldersee Will be Ready
February 23, If Requirements are Not
nftmnliedWith
Demand For the Execution
of Two Officials Gansing
Hitch in Negotiation
President of the United States Vigor
ously Opposes tlie Expedition(and
.. ' Instructs Conger and Chaffee!
to Use Their Influence .
Against it.
Pekin, Feb. 18. Last Saturday was
an uneomf ortaible day for the Chinese
(pace commissioners.
The German minister vistedi the oni-
nese envoys xnai cuay auu iiu.wjiukm
theni Waldersee would Jbe ready to start
with his i&reat expedition for Singan
Fu. February 23, if the Ohinese did not
comply with the demands of the minis
ters 'before that date;
-Tttie British and Japanese ministers
also cal'led on the .commisioners and
notified them to force their respective
nations to join the expedition. The
n.TYiimii'iraRifneTs immediately informeid
the empress of (these notifications and
strongly -urged her to agree.to the ae
IA I l.r t r , .
Two edicts were received from the
court today in favor of 'reforms.'
THE OHINESE 'QOtTRT TIEUDING
Pekin, Feb. 19. The ministers were
acinroacked "today toy attaches of the
Ohiirese commissioners, who inquired if
the comipulisory sui'dde of cnao wnu
Chao and Ying Iiieu, whose beads are
damaged' by the powe s, would be sat-
IsiCaJctbrV
, They-1 added, .tnax H wa numo..
agreed .to this an e ict would. Oikely be
issued shortly complying siuiy wna
demands in regard to the gaity ,cui-
' It'ls understood the minister Replied:
taatvthe? uicMie of the: persons named
would ibesatisfactory, if. the other pun
ishments were inflicted. . : '
It is probable the action of the Chi
nese commissioners is oa.on instruc
tions receivd from the empress.. The
punishment of the two officials named
ia the only qiiestion causing tiwuber
Of course if an edict is issued com
plying with the demand for .punish-
i ment the military expedition,
lies will 'be abandoned.
.Washington, Feb. 19.-Durittg the
cabinet meeting today a cablegram
from Minister Conger was euhmtt-tted,
c immmosed imiitary ex-
.edition, in China, under command oi
Count von IWaHersee. , .
It 'discloses tne fact that our minis
i. voi ntMted to the ministers'
.i i 4- uyc.Mek rmfneiments ox
council agswiwn- w..
this character, Imt that bis protest
had (failed receive consideration, ..the
ministers, waxlTssg cne
.,r,d that they had.no authority to
influence - military operations one way
or the other.
,TT?T5tSTiDEN,T OPPOSES
trroo.?r,rfn Feb. 19. InstrucUons
. i nha.free today
were sent x v-x -.-r
to -use their influence against the pro
niiitarv expediaon of iht allies
to China -designed, toptt
Fu, and drive tne impensu
of the province of Shanei. ; :
rm. ms are the result of a
Prractedca
. . r ,t!he expedition
Spates i - TTIted
The .position .aew rflwar
Sta-tes 4s that the powers JS
Sfohhm ? ee d would
cause a renewal or iuuiui j-.t-
the (people with whom; peace negotia
ttXLES? progressing and such a course
would ibe a .breach Of faitai, -
The instructions nu w v-.-- -practically
.the same as .those , sent ,to
Par5 Feb. U.-Ax Havas agency Aer
epatcli.from'Pekln siys Hung Chang
and .Prince Ching have informed' . the
legations that xue coun.. ,-7 -7.
flict the (punishments aeui-.
" ralf "minister of .foreign
Paaatr - i the
i
) Right Kind pt Glasses. 1
' EXAMINATION FRKplv t
: Glasses to 'J Patton , Avenue,
fit any eye. J.Opposits Postoffice ;
to Start For Singan Fu
Freacavmiiiolster at Pekin, PinjclKxn,v had
notified. be Chinese gKrvernnuenit' of the
earlr retoim of EYeneh. agents to Mcmg
Tse and Tim iNan and demanded , that
Viceroy Tun Nan sendi a Ihdgh imajida-
rin to receiitihiemi and express regrets
forpast efvenlts. ; : i :
The- CMnese governmienit, the minis
ter added, had just replied that a first-
class mandarin wiTl '(be sent;
HAZING DISCUSSED
III THE SENATE
Wacott Spoke in Oppbsition to the
' Conference Eeport.
Washineton. Dec. 19. OEazing twas a
subiedt of -nribitriactedi discussion in the
senate today and was recapitaifea oy
the cajline uid of the conference report
on the military academy 'bill. ..
- Over a-Jdozen senators paTticpaJteoj m
the., discussion and! a majority protested
against the penalty providecii in the bill
for the offense of hazing as too radiicai
(Wolcott snoke in opposition to the re
por. saying that hazing as praictised at
Wsst ."Pirriniti and lAnnia-noliS was tne
ibest democracy on earth. He added
"WttuBTi: we denounce hazinig we are en
deavoring! to maka milksops and' prigs
of our eOldiers.
The conference report was rejected,
yeas 18. nays 42, and a new conference
orderieid. .
(After a Ibrief executive session the
senate (adjourned .
IN TH)B HOUSE.
The sundry civil appropriation bill
was .further considered in thie house to
day, ibut flack of a quorum compelled th
adjournment of the house vdthou't. com
pletanef the measure.
In the early hours of the session a
resolution was agreed tt calling for in
forma tAoiri in rfifgard' ito ths.sale of muni
tions of war to England! to ibe used in
the OBoer walr-; ,
DID BELGIAN G0I1SUL
il II
Lett There When His Partner in Busi
ness Was Arrested.
Manila Feb. 19. -M. Andere, Belgian,
consul to Manila, left here today for
Brussels. . M. Haeltmanv this associate
in business, " has been arrested toy the
police on the charge of. having violated
the parole issued by General Bates. He
also implicalted in the case J. M.
Carman, who ii said to have furnished
the rehels iwlth supplies. It is reported
that the consul fled in order to escape
being involvjdi in the matter; He said
he was going to Europe on 'business.
RYAH'S RAILROAD
HOLDIIIGS BOUCHT
Opposition to Scheme of Consolidation
at an End. ,
Baltimore, Feb. 19.-The ,Williams
'Middendorf syn'dicate, which . controls
t;twi iRpeihoa-Td Air line Railroad comipa-
ny.has acquired Thomas F. Bjyan's
JwnldaniE-s dm the Seaiboard & CRJoanoke
anidl the iEliajleighi and Gaston nailroads
This ends all opposition to Mr. Wil
liams' scheme of onsolidbition.
GONE iliTO HANDS
OF A REG1EVER
Loan Association Involved
For
Large Sum
Rochester, N
essee National
Feto. 19.- The Gen-
and! LiOan asso
elation, with
icone into the
ofl . .A in, his city, Has
hliAs of a receiver. The
i?;antP9. swihir.n ireadh 2oa.ouo;- are
more tan dbutole the assets.
The receivership wias established up
on the petition' of the state superinten
dent of :ibanks.
:4 TO INCREASE CAPACITY. '
lbertocv 3ia.;, ' Fetoruary ial-eEl-toerton
iGflanlte Jompany is arranging to
double its capacity. Its -tousiness has
wi.''jwHt'hi,i- ithe -last few
months, and. to meet requirements they.
.have'dcstermin d to ouDie tne caipacmr.
some. Children .
all cry for it. On
! ;lv 5 centsahox;;
:-retit:;atv
26 South Main, St. Phone 183
Armed Men Arriving in Win-
field and Battle May En-
1 4. y
sue
: Mayor Alarmed and Calls on
Citizens to Uo Armed and
Use Influence For Peace
MRS NATION'S CASE TO
BE DECIDED TODAY
THE MHJIJWOOD CRiTISA)tBRS BE-
INiG GUARDED IN JAUL BY REL
ATIVE TO PRDYENT UYNCH--ING
BT THE SADDOONESTB .
(Wtafieid, Fb. Id. Many. armed. men
are arriving itonight from , .to'orderingf
towns The saloon mien are defiant and
refuse to leave. It is feared that a -bat
tle rwill ensue. Ntomorrow whien . an -at
tempt tiwil'I be made toy the temperanice
ipeopl to remove the saloon ; fixtures
which, have not toeen sent out of town
in complianta With the notice, served
on the saloonists a week ago.
'Mayor Allbright is so alarmed) at the
situation that he issued! a proclamation
declaiing the town in a state of terror
and calling on all .good citizens 'to go
armed tomorrow and use their influence
to preservta ipeace and prevent blood
shedu . . ; -
The mayor says he expects bloodshed
Unless the saloonists go.
A thousand temperance people have
armed! themselves to run the saloon men
but of town tomorrow and! smash al
salloon fixtures. . ,
The vigilance comtoibtee today issued
a notice to saloonists. threatening to
hang anyone who harmed the crusaders
MAY HOLD MRS. NATION.
'Wichita, Feb. 19. -In view, of the fact
that a woman was shot and killed- and
several people Wounded in a raid on
Iockner's saloon at 'Millwood last night,
Judige Hafetar the district court here.
,, tma aiternoon announcecL that na iwuid
; decideJMrs Nition jcase torrasTi
.,r, it $amM 4he Judge will deaae - the
saloons legal Ind holdi Mrs. Nation. .
.. ' CRUSADlSltS IN.fiJ!AIL. '
" Leavenworth, Feb. 19. Mrs. Hudison,
Wire of John Hudson, a Millwood sa
loon keeper, was shot and killed! in a
raid last niight in the saloon Hudson was
running. Two mien were wounded and
one prolbatoly fatally, and) four of the
rioters are in jail.
The raiders entered the saloon at mid
night. Hudson toegan.to scuffle with
one for possession of a shot gun and-
the iece was discharged. This brought
Mrs. Hudson screaming from a iback
room into tone saloon. 'Just at that mo-
nieat a shot was fired which entered her
head and breast . She was terribly man
gled! and died instantly.
The kininig of 'Mrs. Hudson caused in
tense feeling and relatives arrested the
men and are guarding. the jail to pre
vent the ealooniste tfiromi carrying out
the threat of lynching.
TAMPA STRIKE SETTLED- P
Tampa, J la., Feb. 19. The strike of
.tihe cigar makers, at the factory of San
chez & Haya has toeen .settled. The
strikers, numbering toe tween three and
four hundiried.-reurned to work today.
This leaves the labor situation, which
has been threatening (for some iime-
01 earer man at any time recently .
EDITOR RETIRES.
Greenville. S. C., Feto. 19. On- ac
count or ithe condiition , of his health
and by urgent advice of "his physician,
'Mr. W. U. Wallace, retired todiay from
editorial Charge of the Greenville News
He will quietly rest from work- for some
time andi then take editorial charge of
mis paper, the Newbesrry Observer. John
A. Morasa, of Richmond, Va., son of
the date John A. MOrasa. succeeds Mr.
Wallace as. editor of the News and iook
Change f tne paper today.
MURDER ANOS.UICIDE.
St. JJouis, Fetr. JL9.JC5harles . Bent,
25 years 0 shotand killed his wife
at 8424 Laclede ayenue yesterday, and
then put a bullet through, his own -head
uydiis iiiwutixwy. j.t is itnougnt the trag
edy was tne result of ,a auarrel erow
ing out of jealousy
Wood's Onion Setst Garan and Flow
er Seeds e. Uranfs -'Pharmacy. tf.
WILPi
READ ESTATE AlGENTS.
23 Patton : Avnue, Phone 661
For Saler .
v "Wia are goffering for quick; sale
several pieces of - imjproyedi and
.unimprotved -4dence tproperty on
Bailey and jGp jve: streets. ; Owner;
' Is very, anxious to sell and! will . X j
'mrnibatoly accent- your offer if a.
iprotoatoly accept- your offer i
reasonaoie one.
For Rent:,
1 Somiel of the most desirable res
idences ' in Asheville, , oomp-letely-
; furnished for immediate occur
A.' few. . furnished houses T
paracy.;
also. - :
Central Sngaf Company Organized W
?gnt,tne Trnst
Ohicfaso, Fjebt is. The XPost
X7hloago' - caiijtalists tbave organized
a 1,060,OOOJ oflporar4on ,known as the
Centoal-'Sugar HipaBr5 to compete
with tike American (trust in home i?u.
Ply. -
"Cton tracts, have already (been closed
by" "the newly organized company for
the erection of a beet factory at Shel
by, Indiana."
A SUIT INVOLVING
TWENTY MILLIONS
Claims to a Large Amount of Cleye
' . land Bealestate. '
(Lexington, Ky., Feto. 19. C. C. Cal
houn of this city and O. "W5. Adair of
Maysviile, attorneys, have been given
instructions .to file suit in eland,
O.,' involving. J20,000,000 in property.
The suit is to toe brought in behalf of
the heirs of Leonard 5ase, who left all
to his son, Leonard jr, Leonard, jr
left a $20,00OJM( . estate at his death
He had nO issue. The chlldtren of Shad-
rech' Case, his ifather's torother, are the
present claimants.
The property comprises 887 house? in
the tousiness ddistrict of Cleveland
The majority of the plaintiffs are Ken-
tuckians.
ABANDOIIED AT
BELLEVUE H0SP1EAL
Use of th? . Straight jacket Discon-
tinned at This. Institution
(New York, Feb 19,-JPhe use of the
straightjacket has toeen .abandoned in
Bellevue hospital. This applies to
.tooth Jhe alchoholic ward and the insane
pavi'HJon. The exit of the Jacket was
hastened toy the presentment of the
grand jury which said:
""We find that for many years me
ohanical restraints in thie nature of re
straining belts, straightjackets, hand
cuffs, ankle cuffs and other 'means,
have beeii'icomirruoinly used in the Beild
vue insane pavillionv whereas their use
has long toeen atoandonedi at the Man
hattan state, hospiitalf . Bloomingdiale,
tewan - and "most of the prominent
tationS'oftist
KitdHEHER TELEGRAPHS
TO THE WAR OFFICE
Thinks He Can Intercept Da Wet's
Movements
London, Feto. 19. TJord Kitchener,
telegraphing from Pretoria to the war
office under date Fetoruary. IS says:
"DeWet is reported still moving
north and! nor- is west of Hope town.
He will probatoly double back to south
west. Troops are prepared! for this.
"A train was derailed between Ve-
reening apd Johannesburg, this imOrn-
in., tout the Boers were driven off be-
ifore 'they sacuedi muchi. "
. j-
LONDON ENVELOPED
IN DENSE FOG
Traffic Impeded and Nnmerons Ac
cidents Occnr.
- Lndon, Feb. 19. A dense if og en
veloped Uondon this morning imped
ing all traffic and causing a number of
accidents, .the most, serious of whichwas
a rear-end collision ion the , under
ground! railroad, as a result of which
half a dozen persons received injuries.
HARRIES A COUNT.
Cincinnati Yonnff Lady Weds a
'r frenchman.
Ohcinnati, Feb ., 19: Thenmrriage of
Miss Clara B. Longworth of Cincinnati
and Count rechamtorumr of France was
artipwnirjpd, at noon oday toy Archibish-
op Ireland, a close friend of the bride-'
groom. The weaamg tooit pnace a-u wc
hkwne of .the 'bride's mother, the widow
of Judge Nicholas Longworth, on
Grandin axiad.east Walnut Hills.
BOTH LEGS CRUSHED
' BY) AG COM MO D ATIQ1I TRAIN
iGTiffin, Ga., 'Feb. -19. --Hal Goodman,
one of the bridge force of 'the Central
railroad was struck toy Itbe Griffin , and
Atlanta accommodation tonight at Po
mona , four miles northv! of this iplacet
and tooth legs were crushed just toelow
the knee. V He is In a critical conaitiop.
noodiman. - who was on his-jway.to 'Ma
con to assist in anaMttg' some repairs on
ttibe carshed.'sieraaOed the acCommoca-
kffrtrt - recihrih stonned a Short distance be-
nartrWuR station. naooi was roacKins
- , n 1-
to get (him;- when the (rear coach sttuck
(him, - two of the .trucks' passing; over
Sils ilegs. He was brought to uns-cuy.
ttof irrmw wf the train takiine the precau-
tion to cond Up 'both legs to staunch ; the
; j -NATIONAL TPURMAMENT.V c
jjNew.Tork; Fbi9.The national Indoor-
lawn tennis championship tourna--ment,
of , the -Unitedi;Statea will' Jbe held
toy the Seventh, iRgimient Tennis asso
ciation at .its armory, 'beginning- today
and lasting-until next Saturday., . r ?
ISSss tlon sets in, !XL-o..y: ;Vtr:' ; '
as tt woiUd ipe nsejess. , ? -; 4 ; pollard -came to -Selma' and. gave - w
HIE JUDGE
f
managers . 5eiected'.-by:itta,-';;V
nouse to. Appear Before
the Senate. e . .
Politicians Already Clambiy
Wg lor the Ijieegf of the-
Accused jToticest'
DR. K'RBY OF;STATE
ASYLUM VERY ILL'
THE ETJLi. PROHIBITING THU SAt,E .
OF CIGARETTES TO iMINORS.IS
NOW A UAW
Special to the Gazette. v ,
'Raleigh, N. C.t Feb. 19. Alt "one
o'clock , today the election of aanav
gers of the impeachment trial caJme up
and the following members were eject- '
ed to manage the trial before -the sen-
ate: Allen, Craig, Graham, Hayes,"
Spalnhour, Rountree, Nicnolison, Shan
nonhouse aijd Sea well. Making' in to
tal a committee of mne. . s
" The most ridiculous part of .this mat
ter is the clamor of poitidans at 'this
early stage of the game as bo who '
shall be the successors. of .the accused
judges. It is a demons trafcion howev
er, of one of the two things: First it ,
is a well organized political prosecu
tion, or, second, the office .seeking
would-be judges do not "'know what '
they are talking atoouit. . &
It has ibeen asserted that -the meas- L
ure iwlli not toe finally settled, in the' , "'
senate. . 'Wl'v i
Dr. Kirby, the superintendent of theX , 'v,V'
insane as yum here, is reported' to be .
very low and the greatest fears latre en
tertained that he may not .recover. " ,
- The Brown bill toe cams, a; law1 tcsday,.
having- passed ttihe final reading in :the Ti
senate. This IbiH regulates the 'sale.'
of cigarettes. to mmors .-i -ft. ;
DEIend!erson; lntrouced?t1&" tolV4 'the
house forithe protectibn'of toirds -nests
.In the senate Broughiton Introduced
a toidl -rv prevent running four-wheel
caboose, cars; , Woodards, to taxdealers
in p"istols and other deadly; weapons $25".-
In the house the-speaker announced as
a committee t present! the resolution
of impeachment to the 'senate, .Winston,
Ardrey. Blount, Zachary and Carlton.
Alexander introduced a state road
laiw. This 5s a 'bill to cover the entire
state.
SQUANDERED FORTUNE
IN
. .... r .
Alabama Planter Under ArrestCharejed
With Bnrgiary - , ' . ;
iHuntsville, Ala., Feb. 19. O: .Fi'SeW
lew, a promiineint planter who resides
near this city, and Jeff Cohen and Wal
ter Collier, negroes, were arrested today
on charges of grand larceny amfdl tourg
lary . Siallew, It is said, induced the ne
groes to burglarize the Dewdrop B&lobn
Saturday night and take $40 in money
and! about $100 worth of whiskey and
liquors. Sellew has toeen dis&iipa'tmg
for a number of months, having squan
dered! a snug fortune. A few weeks ago
his wife applied tfor a divorce.
nnioT l ine iiav Oliv
UUAO I LIIJC HIHI UU I .YvSff !: :r
Spartanbuiig; S. C'Feo.-ig. It js said" 1VV
here on good authority that the Atlanta c .VAi v -
Coast Ldne wflt-buy theiSftith XSafoUna' ;
miles.. TTym d
Camden and ,
of Cincinnati,
tension, which
suit of the great organization Jand plans
of the Chicago, Cinnnatiant JChartes
ton roadi. . The' OoasfoMnereache'iere
toy way of Augusta, and -tne prospective
read to Rutlierfora', N . -C,; and a' stan
dard guage connection tos Clifton will -give
it free access to the finest freight .
tearitory 3n the state. gOiftohi ls'now -
fentirely confmedr to the- SoheTO; in
Shipping andi sends out over a millioa ,;,,
pounds a monttc.
A standard 'uage
track to CHfton
MAOOH SUED
MJajcon, ,Ga., Feto.
while iSUford; !M.
iraCJtsourg. anar,iwaey:.ll JsO-t'
(MofeSanniel Huntj, , k "
:.'"3s.:48tfent-of:tihe: ex-;
Is the only tangioie- re- -. '
is a certainty? vit i'- r p
..---.-Aa-V-. " -."s--- . -I
. 19 Some tSmeago v Sc"--
; '(Davis, the well known ?f,?m"-if
tonrvo. rar,a a nxrallrtttiii i inn - , vViaidh 1 tliBTfcftrr . ,
Aver, he "fell and toroke one of iWs arms.
It is saidl be tvmlecLw ora!& on-.
strucMon on the sidfewialk i oiV. in ,the
street. "(Mr Dartarnow .twants ? JlOOCf
diairnag.s Cromt the
sue for that . amount.
KILLS IIEGRtt:
t 'Selma, !Alai.XIFetorryr ;i9.-rnesuey
Hunterv: v negroj';was .' shot, and almost; ?' 1 1
lnstanti killed od.the BunterrrOarit fr' -v
tiori, fouF miles tfroixi, herer'at noorr t-trx. A' a?
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