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WATCHING—AMERICAN: iNTERESTS.‘

final-rel May Be Eitended Until the .

Large Treaty Ports Are Aflected.

Washingtbn, Dec. 8.——The “German
advance in China is being watched
withltk‘een interest in official and dip-
lomatic circles. here, owing to the
latest cable reports that Germany had
followed up her occupation of Kiao~
Chou Bay and fortifications by sending
an armed forCe inland and occupying

the town of Kiao-Chou. While it is said . ..

that the United States has no direct
concern in the trouble, every develop-
ment is being observed as a part of
the process by which the larger nations
of Europe are seeking the dismember-
ment‘of the Chinese Empire.

In such a movement it is understood .

that the position of this .Government
would be that of a disinterested ob—
server, always active, however, to pro-
tect these American interests which
have been built up at the large treaty
ports. At present there is no sugges-
tion that these may be affected, but the
controversy is assuming such a phase
by Germany’s forward march that it
may extend at any time beyond the
question of occupying Kiao-Chou Bay
and involve the treaty ports, as well as
all China This is the view taken by
some of the best-informed diplomatic
.officials.

OIL KING SUES WASHERWOMAN.

W‘Nl‘lam Rockefeller .Wnnts $17 .50
for Pa-tnrage.

Greenwich, .Ct., Dec. 8. — William
Rockefeller has sued Mary Yessen for
$17.50, which she is unable to pay, be-
cause of an attachment put upon her
only earthly possessions.

Mrs. Yessen, besides supporting he:
two daughters by going out to wash.
«found time to nurse one Nicholas Cas-
sidy when he fell 111. At his death 11:
willed to her $1, 500 in money and a
‘horse. The money was to have bee1
paid to the widow next week, but t1.
horse has meantime been grazing 1:1 :1
pasture owned by William Rockcéfellc‘;

The millionaires agent a few days
ago demanded $17. 50 for the pasturage

“and Mrs. .Yessen told him that she
would gladly pay as soon as she ob
tained possession of the money left her.
This proposition did not suit Mr. Rock~
efeller’s business man, and papers were
served upon Jeremiah Tierney, admin-
istrator of the Nicholas Cassidy sstate,
prohibiting him from paying the widow
her legacy. As the matter now stands
Mrs. Yessen cannot get the money
justly due her, and thus cannot liqui-
date her debt to the millionaire, while
" costs in the action are rapidly increas~
111g .- .

CHINA BEFORE GERMAN GUNS.

Ready to Pay Indemnity and Grant
All Demands.

London, Dec. 8.—A special dispatch
from Shanghai says: "On Friday
last Capt. Becker, with 210 German
marines, left Kiao Chou Bay to occupy
the surrounding villages, whence they
proceeded to capture the city. The
Chinese forts opened fire and the Ger-
mans replied, killing three of the gar-
rison, which thereupon fled in disorder.

“The Chinese General in command
was captured, but afterward liber—
ated. Several German sailors were
injured by stones flung by the inhabi-
tants of the villages. In return for
this the headmen of these villages were

 

 

beaten with bamboo sticks by order of ‘

the German commander.

“It is reported here that China is
. willing to pay an indemnity of 1, 000, 000
iaels (about $781,250) and to grant all
the German demands, including the
temporary cession of Kiao ChouBay
and adjoining territory.”

A dispatch to the Times from Pekin
confirms the report that China, hoping
for the evacuation of Kiao Chou,
agrees unconditionally to all the de-
mands of Germany. ,

Killed by Barry’- Blows.

London. Dec. '8.—Walter Croot, of
Newcastle, England, who was defeated
for the bantam-weight championship of.
the world. at the National Sporting
Club Monday night by Jimmy Barry, of
Chicago, died. yesterday'morning of the
injuries received during the contest.
The kn00k-out blows consisted of a. se-
vere punch over the heart and then a
crushing right-hander on the jaw. It
was found that he had sustained a se-
vere concussion of the brain. He never
regained consciousness.

Barry, who was arrested shortly af— .
ter the death of Croot, was taken to
the Bow Street Police Court. The af-
fair has caused great excitement in
boxing circles.

Sentenced to Ten Years.

Boston, Dec. 8.-—.-Albert A. Thomas

" pleaded guilty in the United States

Court to counterfeiting at New Bedford

. and was sentenced to ten years in State

Prison and $5, 000 .fine by Judge Aldrich.

His father and grandfather were

counterfeiters, and Thomas was under

indictments in Indianapolis on seventy-

. eight counts for passing bad bills.

Thomas raised. $2 bills to $10 and $20
' bills.

New York- Policeman Killed.

. New York, Dec. 8.—‘Policeman Mc-
Donald, of the Elizabeth street station,
was thrown from a. wagon in Central
Park yesterday’ afternoon and received

’injuries which proved fatal.
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pants, sizes 16 and 18 only, regular ‘

prices 150 and 250, take your pick._of the

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Shirts and pants, 8 years to 18, take

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AT $ [.00 Men’s fine wool Un-
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AT 49‘; Motqrmen’s Mitts, the
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RIBBONS

AT 25E lOOOyds. of fancy ribbons,

in Plaid Moire,and fancy Roman stripe,
reg. prices 490 and 690, this sale 250.

AT 106 500 yds. Roman stripe,

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$100 saved , 25 per cent.

Dress cost

6 yards 52 in. Illuminated serge @ $1.25 2
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