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Consul General Gummere
- Ordered to Visit the Court
- of the, Sultan
Disconrtesy of the Grand
Vizier and Foreign Minis
ter.
CRUISER NEW YORK
WILL BACK -THE CONSUL
OONSUU INSTTRUCTESD TO PRESS
iA'LL. CliAIMS AMERICA -GIT-IZENS
!AGAIlNT '.aiOSUXXO THAT
AjRB UNAjDJUSTED .
Wasflilnston, IMaaxh, 18. The state
departmeaalti tdaMed OonisiU) General
itfo piwcieeid ..-'to :!tihe coiirit. of the '-saltan.
1 aiiki'ilDiaioKediby' tihe cruiser CNlew. T'crk at
the ae!aire!3t fpodrit,.aziiadfein)ajid an
lapciogy for; the. appent &(unsiiD)f
.the grand Szier and fordtgn ffninister
in ihedr efforts tt defeait the-puaipose o
the .Uniitedi - tates J in sjjfateiilhg a
epecbil .ifDssion -.Motwxidi City to
airxange a-' istementtT'pf peWtSaJin claims
of ; Aimieitoan ' izensTThie cnsyjuis
talsa ineitrtuotefd :.to-:pres9''-:ciaiL. un-
The New York Is expedted to reach
Tangier Saturday and -convoy Gu!mimere
to Mazigan . The, grand vizier arai for
eign m4nister ha.ve threatened! to &nve.
tihe reerKjeor f,.ttoour -i-:"Gttneii
comes o Morocco City. . .
fflll IIEWSlROM - ,
S? THE PHILIPPIHES
Froerress of the Taft Commission
Through the Provinces ,
JMainla, - QTfcihJ 18. Genera.1 Trias,
mx& 'will isend an
emdssary to tlhe Jake -region fbo persuade
General Ca31es;to sunrender. ' i
ITwd 43ioisand! - JFllirpinos at Lteipog
Ihiave itaken Hlhe oatn aJSegSance . J
Residents of JBoac, Mindara; (petition
ed the .PhiUpplnei conmnisBfton, -wihioi vis
itted that p.Iiace last tfrsday, to or
ganize a pMnkaal governimfenit. Judge
TadEt pToised tbestfafoU
imen'tj - if tehep-rovinee -was peaceful on
Hhe Jr6irwraf''qt. the-edrtmflsfeop.. ;
Th conilmilsslonT paxceededLto the i'
Jand of '! 'As the
resuBt of 5Mjrar Sirns vigorous .ftlicy
in dealing! wiith Itlhe insuirgents ofthe 1s
fliarid of tMaTdnduque tlhelre are -now only
20(V Inisnixgenrtia nt the Island :
Theyl visCifce IRon and,
efetatoisflvad a cfivil govertmnent in tWat
piijovln!k..;Vi'-;- ' - V-
THE IRSHMEII AND THE KING
Eedmond's latest is to
. v:"-V;Ward,s Title.
Attack Ed-
comimons'tpday ; Irish
nattoBfcQist,: gave aaotitee that he would
take 'an" eiaMy oopo intformdng
King; tBdwiaTdJ ?
right-to-use Ithe title of defender; of the;
tfaith .v The; to&tr.
Redmond question as tto jwhether th
title woufld tappeajr.-oaf the new coins,
and; if ' so, 4What partticular tfaith; was
aneanit.r . yL.'tf - " -
IThe chancellor of - the , exchequer, 4r
Michael Rtcks-Beach,- replledl that . so
aongiEs,the Klng's.,ti!tles remained un
alteredt tthey "woufld appear, on the coins.
" Then Mr Redimond pates'ted! land was
caiaietdo order.. . ' .
REGULARS TO BE SENT-tfe
; REPLACE VOLUNTEERS
WashJWgtoi" March 18. CXdters were
issued! today, Iby eieretaay Root lor ;the
eariy . diepartu'ref of - 4,500 regulars -to
Mamllflj.vThese 'orders arerthexesuUt of
a cWblegranri (fronii MJaoArthiur todiay, say..
ln!g he' would senaV the volunteers home
as rapidly as ithey could Jbe replaced! hy
fresh trocro.,L ' r-V - t-"
Accurately
Fitted yi
GlQS
IMAM
preserve
your sight and re
..BieVe your . head-
s ache. iliamdnatlon Free
Fr6H(ll Afllifamr TtiAlinA 4- T
7 J iUV;imou w
JLiauuie miS J5fttWPftn KiitiQii and TTfpnTi
That Itesult
' London, ;. Maroh 19 .The Daitet de
spatetoes -frota Tien- TMn say the eit
!aJtJion herev8iaa nndeigioaie no xiange
watlh- iregand .to bhedaafp:ute of Engand
wu,fvua9u oyer (the Tail-road, siding.
iParis, (March 18 .-JA. despatch from.
Tien Tain says ithat the tentlon is in
creang; and ftlhiat a conflict -may,hj
expectedf t any moment . The teooix3
i ijmtwmta. .iare uaraer arms. The
uiation iarounld thie staltion 4s; unchaag
""eu tun i uisqiueiung. iit is
possible French troops rwlll interfere in
fche tjaarrteJ despite -he efforits" of the
offtoers ta preserve neutrality.
EIGHT HUNDRED
STUDENTS l
A Revolutionary Outbrcak .in St. Petersburg on
.' Soldiers and Students Fight
-' St. Petersburg, (March 18. A denWstration (by students in fronit
the Kazan cathedmi Sunday develop
were oHes of .''Dowin (with the Czar,"
ibetrwteeni the soldiers clnd the students
nuaidredi students w.ere arrested.
FIRE ATTRIBUTED
. pSillOlS AEOON SMASHERS
(Kansas City,tMaroh 18. As Whe re
; 7te11 n6efir. -; 8St30WQS-ffla: iat,&
-iJArmoursdale, aneas.; It was (plainly
. gasoaine.to fire Patrick Brosnian's
"i nv . were seen 'nurrying1 (from
uiBwvwry oi nx-e.
The less in $40.-
COMMISSIONERS
AT FRENCH CAPITOL
Street Crowds Cheer For Krnser as
the JSn'slishmao. Passed.
Paris, March IS. The special mission
headed by Earl ICteurringiton to fformally
notify the French fi-overnameint of the
death of the queen and the ascension of.
King (Edward to the throne arrived! this
afternoon.. The party was imet at the
station hy a representativfei of President
JEouhet andother dfBcials. "When they
deft the station Ho go to the hotel tthey
were escorted 'by a deta'-hmient of ouir-
isiere.'-.Aanong-ith'.tsrowds on the
street ifihiere iwas some hooting at the
CE2nglishmen and "cheers f or Kruger and
the Boers las the commissioners passed.
HAY AND MORGAN CONFER
fASfll ISTHMUS GAiiAL
(WasMdgton CMDarch.. 18. HSecre:tary
Hay haxS a long conference today with
Senator. Morgan jiespecting isthmian
bainalt anatters and the laklvasahllity of
'I reopening negottaitions with Great -Brit?
tScfc'm'Ojtt-: :wie secrenary . s
losing -ino opportdni ty of acqtaainting
himself with, the views of senators on
this"tsnb3eot and the conference today
wftthf tSenator IMorgah is only one jof
cieiajrly a dozen he shas had on, the same
subdeat with leading senators and, rep-
i resenltative since the adaournonent or
the fifty-sixth congress. '
ASKE1 TO LOOK OUT .
FOR OEORCE B CLEIIH
Knoxvil. e Police Becfeive a Eeq.uest
7 i f: From This City.; :" ' ,
iKnoxville, '.Msarch 18. The police ,de
paTitment is Injreoelpt of a cornmunlca
ititom fromi-'thie authorities of : Asheville
N Cir requesting tthe arrest of 'George
B. Gl&nii,. a young anan 18 years of age,
itf he appears here ; It .Is said! Glenn mys,
teriously ?4uasappeared : $romi his . father's -residence
in Asmeville, N C, on March.
tteaving witthonxt . amoaey or - Bneana . of.
transportation Prior to his diSappeax
n h Tfcaikea fcticoodl deal about -Tex
hsy.ttnA1t is presumed he started, tor
that stajte ,:u ' A.-"T
13.
i
Oroklnole- and Oftrroia and. fifty other
games can he played .on the '-came
board." " "
ENGLISH
- a - -. ... A i ;t 'ri
Auitfier in me Angiu-Russian
m Bloodshed.
Sr
v.
v-TesteWdcuy aflternoon severa frroupa
of .JFiienich ' troops jwent to' itSh ritisJi
concession sSiianinng, "'Downi-'with the
En "iish A qiuajrrei resfnlted and in
soane .cases bloodshed. The French
Ptt&:ofmtibxtbaiymlte. Once
three. iFienchtoien! Taitrtteucke1 Oa'ptain
f Bogler of the 'Brfitdsh array iLa forced
PftKD3 ieravja Tilokshaw.. TSie idaptain
deienldedhlnelf with his fkitafc. A par
y Of iSHklhs daime to his re0cu;
. General Oadiupbell theni ealied on the
tlroops to dirlve the French 'fjojn the
concession. He placed sentrie around
fchec jowoeisfa5on' and ordered' (them- mot to
alfew the French to enter, -
RUSSIAN
of
ed into reVolultiojary'.butbreak. There
VLongaIveObeT!ty1,', letci In fight
many on both -sddjes were hure Eight
'
-
suit of the joint smashing crusade,
- :ij6es were iburned ithis anorning at
the work of Incehdaaraes who uesd
saDoon. A . high wind 'did the rest.
ttoe-ineighhoahood vjust previous ito ihe
000 :
i
SERIOUS FIGHT OVER
RELIGIOUS EMBLEMS
University S ndents at Bnba Pjst Nail
Crosses to the Walls
- Budapest, March 18. Serfxxus dis
turbances have occurred here between
the university officials and the students
in consequence of Orders issued' by the
minister of instruction for the removal
Of. aill crosses from .the lecture rooms pf
the university.
In spite df this prohiblifcion: when the
rooms were opened this vttnoniing the
professors discovered that the students
had gained' entracice iand nailed crosses
tt the walls
The officials commenced! to remove
(the religious emblems 'buitwere hustled
and insulted by the Students . Some of
the flatter, however, supported the of
ficials and violent scenes - ensued and
thtet lectures were suspended'. The mat
ter will be discused in parlitement.
FLAMES CAUSE A LOSS
OF $200,000 INST. LOUIS
Et. OTjouIs, iMareh' 18:--The See storage
warehouse of , the Anheuser-Busch
Ibrawery, the Aimerican car ifoundry
shops, several dwellings andrdther prop
enty, were tourned today. The loss is
$200;000. fFgve (persons were lajuredi by
jumping ronm th
TO PREVENT RESCUE
... OF OP0RTOTB1S0IIER8
Udndton March 18. A" dispaitch (from
IJshont says ;ifche pr isomers, jintmibexlng
about 200 captured recently in the con
fltfetts : with the authorities at Qoorto
andi elsewhere were cemoved this anorn
ing on -hoard two m&se vessels In order
to iffevent. attempts to resoue-them.
A LlAJEjGE "LOT' BE7ST - TRIPLE
PiL(ATBu MCBaIUiM" SIZED K2NTVES
ONIiT. " IN fPWO SHAPES, AT 11.50
PER SET CXF SIX. AlKT OAT THIS
WU3EK;'rJ;':H. JJASW. ST. PATTON
FiRU- FOR BXCM1T6B.
' Oneof Vthe t best farms j- In
; Western ? North - Carolina, x with
'substantial " dwelling and ' onlt-
j houses, is, offered , for exchange.
.'t.-v-f-- - -3 " ' r t ' .
for Improved cASheviUo property
.
4
;
RRESTED
PomaUtee AppsiDtiCto Draw iro an
.;' EnahlinAct
Kow "TOj aa-ch 18 .Mayor Van
WycK, CSomptrolller ::oler'-Corporation'
Counsel -TPhaleni, Ieputy . CoinptroUer
Levy and George tL., Rives had a con
Terence today iiegardiuig the gift' of 5,
200,00a by Andrew Carnegie for public
libraries in fchisTcitv:- s.After the con
ference Mr. Cbler said:
' -'"Mr. Rives, Mr. Levy and MrrWiha3-
eti have tbeen appolntiedi aconmlttee .to
uraLc an enaniing (aofcrto he presented, to
iuue legasiature tet once, r This will She'
hoMried to a conclusion and 1 -believe'
uuv uiiHpseuas wiui'-o9 comipiete
with'jal a yearv"The arragnemerits -will
be lefit to the hands of Mr. CUrhegie
ana .Ihe diectors.of the .New York pub
lite gbrary and 'Brooklyn public libnary.
I think that these, gentlemen will be
able to handle the matter in a broaid
minded' (mjaiaer.'" - . v
KING EDWARD RECEIVES
THE AMBASSADORS
Tbey Present Their Credentials to the
New Ruler.
fLoadion, March 18. TTnitftrl SttvA
Ambassador Choate and Itihe nhher sm.
Ibassadors arid ministers to Great Brit-
aani (presented' their credentials to King
iuawara at 'JkLariborough'1ihous f at noon
today.
EacH-, anemiber of the dirlotmajbS
arrivetS in the roral
attended iby three iroyai servants attir
ed in ikmg scarlet cloaks. The diplo
mats wore ievee dk-ess, with orders arid
"decomiaons with the exception OX Am
bassador Choate, who wore the ordinary
evening oress.
Foreign Scretary .' "Lord- Xiansdowne,
ira traduced the visitors t the kin-. .who
was attired! in fieftl marshiaai's omtiform. .
Till CAN TRUSr FORMING.
"New York, Marci 18. rThe Journal
of Commerce says, several of the ven-
ioira concerned aim "th $28,00,000 tto.
oa.-0(msolldlation are now inrthe city
andf ' 4t is expected the. deal.will be
closed fin a few dteys Deeds" of the
various properties are being taken - by
the ipnrdhiasers, and the stocks of the
new company, it is understood, are
about to Jae distributed, v
"PEDDLER" PALMER "DEFEATED-
Eondon, March -18; Harry Harris of"
Chicago easily defeated 'Pedidiar"
Pataier Inr'ia fUtteieni-roundi ibout at the
National sporting club tonight After
the fifth round Palmer iwas -kfcocked
dorwrn; 'fijve times- suoceesively.
was the favorite. "
Washington, ilarc'i 16. Some artpi f5
hensicn Is felt in c facial quarters over
the reported acixn c f Peru iii - r.-Uh-drawing
her Minister -irom the Chili an
capital. Although the. withdrawal has
net been communicated Glacially :to
this government, yet it is accepted as
a fact, since it is in line with what was
expected to fellow the action of , the
Chilean Congress in rejecting the plan
of arbitrating thei-remaining differences
between the two countries on their
boundary question. The Chilean Min
ister was withdrawn some time ago
from Peru, so that the recall of the
Peruvian Minister from Chile, leaves
each country . without a : diplomatic
representative in the other. Whether
this will amount to a complete sever
ance of diplomatic relations has v not
been made clear by the meager advices
at hand, but in any everit it is looked
upon as a ; further evidence of the
growing seriousness of the issues in
volved.
SEVERAL LXVE9 LOST IN A FIRE,
St. Joseph, Mo., March 16. The Noyes,
Norman shoe factory and the Richard
son, Roberts and Byrnes overall'! and
shirt factory. Third and . Farson
streets, were destroyed by, fire this, af
ternoon, causing the death probably
of several persons. All the victims1 are
girls and .were employed in the shirt
factory. Miss Louise Eslonda, aged 20,
is known to be dead; Florence Terry
and Miss Mamie Berry, leaped from the
third story of the Noyes Norman build
ing and were caught by firemen in a
net. They are badly : burned. John
Friede, a fireman, was severely in
jured. The nre is supposed- to have
started in the ' engine-room, where' a
fireman had been using gasolene ? to
clean machinery .-Many people saw sev
eral girls at the fourth story, window
of the shirt factory just a moment be
fore the walls: collapsed and are- con
fident that -none escaped. The . aggre
gate loss is J100.000.-- C?: I i "
VJSvery woman is bmatifal
at some time of AerJJtcS', : I
:-: " 's-Tictor JFXago.' ''"?
nrerjt-womaa fs tnore. beautiful -
some tights and' posltJoos than' m
others.- Wejfind , the 'most be-
eoanto Ujht and , position when -
we make your portrait. Wa. try
to find the mostbecbmlr expres"- J
Bion (the .natural on -)1 but. there
lsr-.here we are dependent trpoa.-9
your teJtv'-jWB-vuave a' pencil;
which" 3t work - wonders ; injv J
straightening irregular Heatures
and roundingxthin hosonM. .Our -
pictures for 1501 hall he better .- J
. an ever before. - - S '
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COMMITTEE i
REFUSAL
To. Accept oiesoflS sfcv
United v Jtates Basd on
y the Platlmehdment.
4 -
Committee on Eolations fie
jects Senor Tamayo's Pro.
P03il
YET MODERATE ELEMENT
IS GAINING GROUND
SEVERAiL MORE DiElLEGATBS RE
PORTJEiD AS NQW PAVCRABlLiE TQ
YIEDDING WHAT OONGRBSS HAS
rEMANXEiD,
. - . .' -
Havana, March 18 .The committee on
relations ; today considered, the - proposal
offered by Senor Tamayo, iwhich In ad
ditiotu to ceding the Isle of Pines, to the
United iStaites, accepts the PJott reso-
fliuion to so iflar as it " relaftes . to sani
tary laws and intearvenitibri of the Unit-
ed states to roreserve- law, and, tfwidr
the latter to take plaice when Cuba re
questts'it ih the event of a serious out
break. The proposal further provides
In case of war between - the United
States ana a foreign, potior Cuba shall
grant' the United .-States the use ? of
the dslandj aa a hase Of operations. 5 The
propbsaat was rejected. - .x.- . j
The opinion prevails that' ibe mod
erate lelemeict has gained considerably.
Several more delegates ' mow (flavor ac
ceptance of the Piatt resolution.
THE IMPEACHMENT TRIAL.
Judge By nam Speake Justice Fur( li
es Testifies.'
(Raleigh, N.-rr., Mlarjch-18. -Judge By
nuim's pi'esente.tiotni' of the case for the
defense ..occupied the "entire morning
session of the Smpiaachmect count. It
was a complete review of all matters
leading to this trial audi 'the argmment
was abSte and mafiterful. 'Chief JuStdcta
Furches was on the standi this after
noon.
Raleigh, N. C, March 16. After a hard
contest this afternoon in the impeach
ment trial over the admission of certain
evidence, the prosecution won a decided
Victory. The latter introduced a warrant
from the State Treasurer's office on
which Captain White was paid. When
White's accounts . in the Auditor's office
were presented the prosecution objected
Lieutenant Governor Turner overruled
the objection and they appealed to the
Senate. The point was argued .before the
Senate by Messrs.. Osborne and Bynum
for the judges and Messrs. Watson and
Guthrie against. On roll call the Senate
sustained the Chair?s juliag by a vote of
36 to 5, the latter Republicans. The pros
ecution rested the case.
Mr. Jarvis stated the defense would be
content to offer no evidence, but Judges
Furches . and Douglas desired to submit
to a searching - cross-examination. Mr.
Bynum will make the preliminary speech
for the defense on Monday' .
In to-day's decision the prosecution
gain this vital point: Evidence not to be
restricted to simply the issuance of the .
mandamus, but the circumstances to be '
considered. The. prosecution -may prove
not that White's claims were-not In shape
and could' not have , been paid legally by
the Auditor, but the- mandamus deprived
him of the constitutional' right to pass
on the accounts. ' ; . .
Mr. Kenan,, on cross examination ". by
Mr. Busbee,, said the Supreme Court de
cision modified and affirmed the court
below. He recollected, that a peremptory
writ of mandamus had beh Isgued in the.
tase of Caldwell vs. Wilson, but he had
f.ever before 'issued a mandamus, of the
kind. He h.d never' hef ere heard . of a
dissenting opinion1 being- asked to be filed
after a case had been decided at a former
terra.,
THE COAL MINERS WILL SU9
. PENT WORKl 7 .
Hazleton,Pa.v "March 16-By. unani
mous' vote the delegates to.the-United
-Mine Workers convention,-. which" has 't
been in session, in this city for, nearly " :
& week, today decidedto suspend work r- r
at all anthracite mines unless the oper i
athrs-agreed-to meet the jniners. ex
ecutive hoard in joint conference before
April lst-A sjtrike seems: Inevitable. -,-,The,
.operators "have 'steadfastly- re- ; .
fused..-to "recognize the '"miners' ias a"
bbdyand there is not theT remotest :Jn- "
dication that'- the operators,; will isay :
ariy attention to the demands made If
President Jlitchell and'otner-' membei -s
of the executive, hoard tbatihey meet
tne miners in joint conference to adjust
grievances. - . . i - : I
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THE BATTLE OF ANSULING PASS.
Berlin, March 16.- A- dispatch from
Pekin under date - of March 15 th, re
ceived at the War Office, ' says the
tren
t ttl :
strength of "the Chir --' f cress In t'-e
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