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’08 THE HOLIDAYS.
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fanousn TO ORDER, A'l‘ '
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attainment mm
“var-Winter'eathnllasl'atalteptn
firm Unitary Activity In Ian-hula.
“momma
mam-r.
Susanna. Doe. lit—«An impcrlal do-
cree has been issued adoring Li Hung
Changtoarrost Kong. the iaotai of Port
Arthur, and the four Chinese generals
who were in oommandat Port Arthur and
toundthemtol’eking fortrialandpnn
ishrnentfnrthe louofthatimporlaut
doehyard and fortress.
Admiral Ting. who. by the way, was in
command at the disastrous naval enlarge-
ment of! theYalu river, has been arrested
for falling to defend the doekynrd of Port
Arthur against the Japanese forces.
The Chinese government has heard of
the Japanese excesses at Port Arthur, and
a strict inquiry is now proceeding. Some
of the Japanese officers are now being
tried by court martial for not restraining
their men after the capture of Port Ar.
thur. Most of the foreign correspondents
declare that the excesses were excusable by
parallel cases which have occurred in the
best European armies
The officials of Port Arthur report that
the J pancse have made stringent regula-
tions for the protection of the inhabitants
of that place. who are now sold to he re-
turning. Many of them are receiving food
from the Japanese. d4
A Chefu dispatch on Nov. 28 none ‘
that Chinese fugitives declared that the-
Japanese sacked Port Arthur. shooting
everyone. old and young. and that pillage
and murder were supreme for three days.
mutilated, their heads. noses and ears be
ing chopped off and other atrocities com-
mltted. No resistance, it was added, was
offered by the people, but the Japanese
scoured the country for days. killingail
the Chinese the could find. All the
streets of Port rthur, the fugitives fur.
ther declared, and the harbor were filled
with dead bodice.
These reports of the Japanese atrocities
at Port Arthur were on the day following
confirmed from various sources But it
was stated that they were provoked by the
persistent atrocities of the Chinese.
News From Yokohama.
VICTORIA. B. 0.. Dec. iii—The strum-
ship Empress of India arrived with Yoko~
hama advices to Dec. 7 All is quiet in
Port Arthur. The army is rating from
its exertions. and the navy is busily en-
gaged in removing torpedoes and other oi»
structions from the harbor. Owing to the
feeblenesa of the defense by the Chinese,
the inj mice of the fortifications were slight.
The Japanese losses in the several engage
merits betwwn Nov. 19 and :22 were “:0
killed and 23‘). wounded.
A singulnr‘and unexpected demonstrp
tion of Chinese spirit was made during
the attack on Port Arthur. While the
main body of General Oymna's army was
devoting its energies to this enterprise a
Chinese force (ultimate-i at 25,000 was hur-
riedly sent from Foo-Chou. a town on the
Western ctxist of the Lino 'l'uri‘g peninsula,
with the design of surprising a small gar—
rison left in charge of King-Chow. The at-
tempt was an utter failure. Although
heavily outnumlmred. the Japanese defend-
ers repulsed the enemy after a contest of
thrr-o hours.
Correspondents of Japanese newspapers
tell ghaslly and revolting stories of struc-
ities committed by the Chinese whenever
accident had thrown srmtll bodies of Jap-
anese soldiers Into their power. Many of
these are officially cormlmratmd. with mi»
nutoness of detail, which leaves no room
for doubt as to their authenticity. it Is
rumored that these sis-ms have engender
ed fierce revenge in the soldiers or the
conquering army and have mustvd them to
throw aside all mstraint and show no
mercy to the enemy. but it should cause
no surprise if evidence was prmlucml that
and." perpetrators of hundreds of unspeak-
b.able infamics have been taught for once
that forbearance is not a rule without ox-
aceptlons.
No new» respecting the movements of
the first army in Manchuria has been re
wived this month. and the announcement
of a sudden change of t'oltmmntlvl'u opens
a new field of speculation as to its future
operations. General Yamagata has resign-
ed and ’is succeeded by General Noun.
whose promotion from the grade of lien-
tenant general In understood to be an up
proprlate reward for his awful inan-
agemt-ut of the l’hyong Yang campaign.
General Yamagata's retirenurnt is said to
be mused by Illnesa The emperor has
sent one of the surgeons of his hmuehold
to attend the invalid. who was expected to
return to Japan without delay.
at Hung Chang's Last opportunity.
The winter cold in alrmdy wvcrely felt
Ill Humburla. At Hung Winona the bum
persture avers” 5 item below m
The Yalu river is frozen over and can he
crosmd on htwscbaclt near Multdrn.
It is reported that order: have harm is»
sued by'lbc Japanese marine authorities
that the Chinese ships of warari- not to be
molested hurt-after except under rirruar
stanwa of alaolulo mmlty. so they are
canton-d prawn“! to form part of the Jay
anese navy. To these Instntctlons the
immunity of the Chen Yin-n from attack
may be perhaps “tribunal. as that vim-I
is new lying bombed at Wri-Ilai-Wsl In a
milieu which might be melted without
much difficulty by the Japanese long
range guns. but is thus far unmoleslrui.
The attitude of the Li family. the still
powerful furtllm of which the vireroy of
China is the mum, is mganlml with deep
interest. The conviction is moral that
LI Hung Chang had a great opportunity
open helm him two mtmlhn am and that
If he had alarm to not with premiums-
aad energy the destiny of China world
when) blunt-admiral. as on aformrr
melon. be wasted too much time In
weighing dances and allover! the earl-r»
isomer his smallest swarm tom
aid whitetail-was nakln option-ladle
If“. a “loin blew I’M—Ileana
Tau-(W might have her-akin Rum,
buthmldmtmnwm lashes“
bar-lonesome thebeml of forces aunt
sleet Iodetnlnatothe situation. and now
he dare:- not venture beyond his ollelal
W In 'l'len‘uia. animal: mural
areas W tn the capital. Inertia-ts
taunt, «may from the Ionian-tot
liken-rains. where min the
at am. lisp. Mend olmvm Mm
tilt If he had” not pmelaimcd bitten-if die
taunatthodmdgndrhammshm
till” the entire course of events might
have been wt: implied and them
at Ghana's mm averted.
anaemic-no the chief
themuntryhehelnvltedtovlsitthelenilv
anagram accorded the privilege-cf
Ar soon'utheresolutlen had been nail
Iaidon thetabie, astheleglalatureshould
a.“ hmorrmanforwhonr it had-clit-
heing that a debate might be precipi-
tated that would not be creditable to the
house, wort: were made by the more con-
servative numbers to get Magill to with-
draw the resolution. lie mfused, and oth.
ers thought that It would be as much
an insult to withdraw it as to reject it.
At last Spmker Jones hurriedly put the
question to a vote, and It went through
without a dissenting voice, the speaker an-
nouncing that it had been' ‘unanimously
agreed to."
A large majority of members are free
silver men and blame President Cleveland
for having much to do with the financial
stringency of the times. They are intense-
ly opposed to his political views. and
hence their indispesltlon to show him any
courtesy. '
A ‘FLORIDA LYNCHING.
Body Labeled ”Dime by One Hundred of
Marion County's Beat Citizens.”
Jacrsoxvmw. Fla, Dec. l9.-—Ayonng
negro called at Dir. L W. l". Sandcrson's
home, about three miles south of this
place, last Saturday morning and attempt-
edto amult Mr. Sanderson's daughter.
She screamed The negro became fright
cued and ran. Miss Sanderson then ran
to a neighbor’s house anti gave the alarm.
and in a short time a crowd was scouring
the woods. their number being incrmaed
every minute.
About 5 o’clock Saturday afternoon the
negro was found. taken before the girl
and fully identified. He acknowledged his
guilt. lie was then brought to this place
for preliminary hearing before Justice
Willon andwas committed to jail. As
there was no way of getting to 0min at
this time of night except by private cop-
vcyancc. Constable Billingsly started to
his home with the prisoner, nlmut u tulle
from the station. where he ittvmlwi to
keep him until Sunday and lllkl‘ him It)
Ocula
0n the way the nlnstuble “’lla met by a
crowd. overturn-mi and the prisoner
taken from him and visited with the fate
that is usual in such cases Sunday morn—
Inghewas found Imaging by the neck.
dead. with this card pinned to his breast.
“Done by Hill of MurIon county's twat
citizens" The jury’s verdict was that the
negro more to his death at the hands of
parties unknown.
LABOR CONVENTION ENDS.
Ito-ire and Morgan Buried the llatcb‘,
and Harmony Pro-valued.
Drawn. Dec. ill-The gn-ut labor con-
vention was in a melting mood when it
adjourned sine die. A few minutes before
adjournment two of the strongest loaders
~P. J. McGuire of Philadelphia and
Thomas J. Morgan of Chicago. who have
for five or six years enlivened cosh recur-
ring convention with a food that summed
to grow stronger every your—told the con-
vention what they thought of mob other
and then shmk hands and decided to be
friends amid applause of the assrimbled
delegates. The chasing hour was devoted
to telling personal experienu-s. President
Campers took part In this recitation of
grit-venom
The rumt important fmturr-of the day's
work was thvndoption of n-soluiions on
the Debs matter, and those wr-ro of a
character that was fully anticipated.
All attempts to resurrect the political
qumtions wo-n- promptly suppmasni.
The new otliu-rs take tin-Ir lunitlons on
Jan. I. and in the tumntinw the removal
of headquarters from Sun York to indian-
apolis will Ell llmllt. ’l'rmaurr-r liannon will
rennin as a resident of New \ork city
Dr. Mdrhoy iSlur! by Burgh".
Ktsosrou. .\. \.. llm. lib—Dr. Herbert
A. Starkey of Harvey. llis.. a surgeon of
the Grand Trunk and lllinols Central
railroads. was shot In the thigh by bur-
glars, who attempted to rob the house of
his mother-inlaw. hire. Sleight, near this
city, where he was visiting. About 18
months ago Dr. Starkey was shot and
tomb-grad In Chicagoan-i left ferdead
on the tracks of the Grand Trunk there
by other desperate criminals. lle will
probably recover from his wound. although
it is quite dang-mans.
Crushed by a Three ‘l'on Back.
Honours. N. J.. Dre. I9. -— Whlle a
number of men were drilling rocks at the
foot of the Palisades at West Nineteenth
street, Wcrbawksn. a three ton rock ba-
t-ame dlslmlgr-d alnloat at the top of the
Palisades and came crashing down upon
the workmen. All managed to get out of
the way with the eruption of Joseph
Tralnorof 2M Ilodsrm avenue. West IIo—
bokcn lie died arm after.
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS.
If. Brim-on was Martini president of the
French chandler of deputies to allowed the
late I. Burden".
lawyer Wllson llama. Jr. was sand-
bagged on one of tho winch-a] residential
«treat! of Willie l’laimg N. Y.
Goverrmr Flowvrbaaapprnated J. Beam
Paaeof New York city a mailer of the
grater New York mmlsslrm.
its Cabs. formerly a may metallic.
was shot and killed by Fmtrr Pollard dur-
Ing a quarrel in a salmn at Kansas City.
The mfo in the railroad station at
maxim». N. .l.. was blown «men by
dynamite and MM by lmrglnra. who .-
IBM
At (imam. tiara. Dr. Fran: I'll].i
llama, ’9. a prominent dentist. was on
dead in his bed. having been sum-mm!
”I ’5
At West Tiny l‘lty. Ills-It. by the mplo
donor almllerln them Mirror Itas-
sel When five men mm: killed
and two others artfully Injured.
In Dry Hollow. lilo. arriving a at":
W lulu WI lion: can out
than” of In ll and ‘lyvarold children
with a raaor and than «untitled wields.
laps-v lirlmprssldentdtheAmr
manner “ my...
,3“ Ito‘s-Isis
rum note to treasure
-"m
"0 W WMI Confronted “1th I'l-
m (I! III. unlit—Teller (MIMI. Who In
. '31.! of the City.‘ Is Missing. but Blably
”I III In Not lrnplicated-
Boil. N. Y. Dec. l9.-'l'he greatest
was caused by the news that John Biol-
by, the trusted cashier of the Central Na—
tional bank. was a defaultcr in the sum of
$27,000. The shortness in the accounts
was first mpeeted about two weeks ago
by National Bank Examiner J. Van Vrau-
ken of Schenectady, who visited the insti-
tution at that time. On Monday of this
week he suddenly and unexpectedly reap-
peared and continued his investigation
and mode the slums discovery. .
Mr. Bielby admits that he has taken
about 827,000. and says that he speculated
In stocks. was taught in a downward
market and took the bunk funds to recov-
er him all. Most of these funds were also
lost. ’rosident Albert W. Orton of the
bank, ho was in New York at the time
of the discovery. was telegraphed for and
arrived borne. when for the first time he
learned of tho defalmtlon.
Samuel Gillett. the wiler of the bank,
who is also the mayor of Rome, disap~
puired Monday evening. and his whore-
ahouts are not known by his wife. Mr.
Bielby, homvvcr, says no one Is at fault
besides himself. and that Mr. Gillctt had
nothing to do with the defalcntion.
Mr. Biolby sand as high as any citizen
could in the mtivnution of the community
and had been the trusted employee of the
Central bank for runny years He had
rmched his position as cashier by gradual
promotions from the position of messen-
gtm lie htfl‘llllle (ashlar In 1885 upon the
death of Cashier Charles S. Griilln.
\Vas a Trusted Employee.
Cashier lilclby's pecuIat-ions have been
going on for a year and a half. ills meth—
od of covering up his dcfnlcution was
in many instanms. when borer-rived funds
from detmsitors. to concord the record of
such nsbelpt from the bank examiners.
thus making the liabilities of the bank
seem less timn they naily were. This was
carried out. by nit-ans of certificates of do»
posit.
As soon as the erarnlncr discovered the
dcfalcation. he sent foranumber of the
directors and explained to thorn the situa
tion. Cashier lilclby was present and ac-
knowltxigcd that he had appropriated the
funds of the book. He seemed to feel his
position keenly.
Samuel Gillett. who had served as teller
of the bank up to Monday at «I p. m., fail-
ed to put in an appatmnce Tuesday morn-
Ing and has not been seen since. \lrs (.il»
lctt said that her husband. who is mayor
of Rome, left home at 7 o 'clock Monday
cloning saying that ho was going to at-
tend the council meeting. lie was not
present at the running. however.
The (‘ t‘ ntrnl Notional bank handles the
business of the Oneida (3 cunt-y Savings
hank. Stut- Eramincr B H. lint kits of
Albany and an assistant came to llmno to
examine the b-mlts uml accounts of the
ratings bank. It is suspwted that there
maybe a small number of mvings bunk
[minimums out, of which there is no record.
All the depositors” books will be called in
for comparison with the ledger accounts.
it will take suvontldnystogot at the facts.
Even If those suspicion» are found to be
grounds-d tho stability of lliebntiknlll he
unimpaired as It has a gmxi surplus.
ALIX IN FINE FORM.
“he Want a Ila" in I :00 I -I lost lora
I‘rurtit-a Spin.
1.02z .\.\I!;Lt:.~' 1M. ind—lodging from
the pt rionnanu- of Alix. aim has butt
given 1 little ptvllntln-try Wurk at \ng-
l-ultuml park, theworid's romrd Month
an ems-limit rhanco of being uiprd off the
top of the list on Saturday next.
After she had been jogged two or three
miles she was taken luwk to the half.
llctc. withonlyn for head and no urging.
she mrno home In Izilll‘. and through the
stretch In 29‘, ml‘tllllls. Nova-r In bur
eventful «urn-«r luv: this splendid un‘nnl
been in such gruml shape. Robert J also
WorImI out. and at the half hr n'n~ um-n
his brad and mine through the sin-lob
close lo :31! M‘I'Illld“. ‘
Itoy Murdered by Tramps.
Ilnrssnorw. K32. lice. til—A horrible
out mge was [wrwtmted hero on Will I lir-
vin. an lil-year-oid boy. by two lrurnps.
The boy was seized in the railroad yank
and a coat thrown over his head. lie was
carried Into a car and chloroformcd. The
villain» ruled a knife. cutting into the
bowula. They left the boy lying nearly
d-‘Itfl. lie was found by his bmthor In a
pod of blood. Ilosul'furs untold agoav.
lf l‘lllllhl. the villains will be lynched.
line man was arrested on suspicion.
Murdered and Robbed.
Willllendlllfl‘“ In. Dov. III.--.‘III‘TIMI
Ytnuli‘b. a Hungarian employwl as a fort»
man by hlt'llomuld d: Sayre. railroad con»
motors. was found lllllf‘llt'h‘ll on the in
high V alley railroad n-ur I~ u.lrvlow in a
lonely spit on the hard he was weylaid.
nndaftvr being killed was robbed of his
money—oOllle-nwblt-h he carried In a bolt.
The body was then plums! on the railroad
tracks.
Wyn" In ”rill-II "Midi"...
Ktvos‘rov. .lmnaim. llt'c. Minimums
haw gone to Hollie Ilrltlnh Ilomlumu. to
alumnus riot- nmultlng from the lmtsnl
lieu of Ivlrigllsb current-y on tho Inhabit»
nuts. The epinemld bmugbl an appwd
for old. A mm» of nuan‘hy pmvails. and
their has been mono blmnlsbml.
lav. no... liar-go's Daughter Wards.
llmros. Ilvc. lib-"Tho marriage of bliss:
lloh-n. daughter of Rev. Minot 1. Savage
to Nov. Minot nutrient Hlmrsm. son of the
late laumlum film-ms of Manchester, N.
IL. was solemnlrnl at the Church of the
liulty have.
roar-Ill flan Cut-tasters.
Warnrso‘ror. lime. lit—Jf'he folhmlng
fmmh class palliation» were appolnml:
New Yorkwl’reston. A. W. Slater:
Wharton. C. (I. llustis.
i’rnnsylvNila-llannouy. Adam Pippin»
W- __ .. . . -
,. A“ Mar-Ina! Captain Dead.
lire insists. Conn, lino. maintain
Manet (Ir-er. and all, died at his home in
film. its was the olden mambo“. esp
ruin lit-lug.
W In, Dee. lbw-Dr. Kira-I. the
mm Mmilt’. lit-was
surprise Bouton- have had in man years »
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mountain:
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clement
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[Summers to George B. Raymond.
Furniture Dealers and General Funeral
Directors.
so and 48 Main Street. North“. 0t.
Bald-nu. 8 Berkeley Place.
2 Telephone. 77-4.
iii Washington street.
Open dallyfrom 9 to 12 a. m.. and from lie
8 p. m.. and on Saturday evenings from II to 'f.
Winterest allowed on deposits.
ALDEN SOLKANS. Prest.
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JOHN H. KNAPP. See. and 'l‘re.
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JUNE 7. II“.
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feraa dunno. or users. heals and
But of all commodities. stocks and
the mint pron. ’l'hovalava‘ure' .
known and you was always find a m
long tedious walla. m fur months. ’
yourralineapmdtfllin the can of the .,
velopnienteflanthnta constant and I“
change in values. I’M daily on
”'l'lelrr." and which if taken ad
lead to large rains. it in in
forthlnan manor durum. ”PM“
of speculating and the many “W D.“ ‘
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ground. Sonics It to say: We have had a
large experience in the Stock 3m ”-
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explains in all its details the method “”9"
latlon.
Werhargoaeommiasionofbut 1-1. II I“ *
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wordabnyand sell tothe heat ofullr Ma
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