The Carwile Journal. (Carwile, Okla. Terr.), Vol. 2, No. 52, Ed. 1 Friday, August 17, 1900 Page: 2 of 8
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OOfipcYCATTi-E TAXATION IN COURT
Mllliu' of Stock t Aeseasllieilt
Sent To The Chinese Government
It Is Emphatic
AID IN SUBDUING BOXERS
Still rrirtl‘l-
Topeka A lip- n — Suit is nimnwivvl
in the supreme emrt to test the consti-
t ut imiality of t he Wiley law concern-
ing the taxation of movable personal
propeitv Some of tl'e cattlemen of
1 Western Kansas have heen in the habit
of evading the pavment of taxes on
VI aMUHg loll i u ” 1
partment male pnhlie the follow ing j eattle for years hy moving them n m
memoramUim sent to the Chinese gov- one eounty to another about the tune
eminent through Minister W: j the assessors are making their room s
We are availing ourselves of the Represent ative W i ey put a lull tin ough
opportunity ollercl hy the imperial J the legislature in 1 s'7 provolmir that
diet of t lie tiftli of August allowing I tlie assessment of eattle in sueh eases
to the foreign ministers free eommuni- eould ie extended on the rolls any
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ration with their resieetive (govern-
ments in cipher ami have sent a
communication to Minister longer to
which we await answer
“We are already advised by him in
a brief dispatch reeeivi'd August th
that the imperial troops are tirine'
time between March and eptenibei
A live stock commission company of
Kansas t it v moved a hunch t l-’dd
head into Sherman eounty hist year
after the regular assessment time and
the county authorities slapped the
humdi on the assessment loll 1 he
mo
daily upon the ministers in lVkin We i company refused to pay hie tax amt
demand the immediate cc-alion of the shcritV advertised tlie eattle for tax
hostile attacks by impel ial troops upon 1 sale Tlie company lilcl suit to enjoin
the leirutlors an! tho ommvm- ol
every power mi I energy of tin im-
perial uverniiient for tlie '!oteet ion
uf the lenation anl all lMutn
therein
Ve an al-o :UYel hythe -ame
tlisnateli f !'i i i i M i t 1 1 I e r V t i 1 1 1 t -in
h) oporon fur In fnivi -h minis-
ter to leave lYk'n pniiw-rT i
fliict of A n r i ’t '-I"h WimM Y c r‘v n
ileatli I:iieu of the fart tliai the
i mprrial troop-i are ii"'v liriiur :P":1
the leyalioiis an-l in iew of the i!mih:
express'd hy the imperial p'overnineiil
in its eiliet of August '’inh as to h
power to restore order and seeure ah-
t In aie and tlie oistrict eourt rendered
a judjMnnt in fa vor of t he slier’ h An
appeal from that !erUioii li:m Wen
tilfd in t lie sioii'eme eourt d he eoiii-
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U— I'lmt the dis-
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g o eminent to it-
m'ess forw ai d the
toward IVkin is
Has Been a Fugitive From Justice
Over Three Months
LANDERS CAUGHT IN TEXAS
STRATEGIC POINT TAKEN
solute safety in Pekin it is evident
that tliis apprehension is well founded
for if your (government cann it protect
our minister in Pekin it will pre- !
suinpti vel v be unable to protect him
upon a journey from Pekin to the
coast
“We therefore urge upon the im- I
perial government that it shall adopt
the course suggested in tlie third
clause of the letter of the president to
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utmost elide'’
advance moi
certain for Mr Comer's inisuiv'c
makes it clear that for the ministers
to leave Pekin would result in their
death
The oilieluls had been led to believe
from recent dispatches which had pur
ported to emanate from Chinese
sources as w ell as from imperial edicts
that the condition of the legationers
was much improved hut this shows a
very different aspect of atfairs
Manila Currency Affairs
Washington A up s — The war de-
eiause oi vne iciier OL lhu jm
r oartment is considering a remedy for
his majesty the emperor ot China of iwru"’
1 l 4 i r flm Htri'i M:i mlf ilIIIKS
7 nl v “3 PKKI and miter into communi-
cation with the relief expedition so
that eo-operation may he secured
between them for tlie liberation of the
legations the protection of foreigners
and tlie restoration of order Such
notion on tlie part of the imperial gov-
ernment should he a friendliness and
desire to nttain these ends"
Ilryun’a Acceptance Speech
Indianapolis A hr f — Tim arrange-
ments for tlie democratic notification
ceremonies had been completed llryan
and Stevenson and their party and
thousands of visitors liad arrived and
the city was in g'ila attire for the oc-
casion when the day dawned The
Bun shone out upon a clear sky making
it quite certain that the program for
the action of the three Manila hanks
whieli have combined to reduce tlie
rate of exchange on American gold
This action on account of the disturbed
condition in China has resulted in in-
creasing tlie value of the Mexican dol-
lar It is probable that tlie war
department will authorize General
MacArthur to take measures to guard
against tlie action of the hanks and
have tlie rate on silver fixed in tlie
Philippines as it is hy the treasury
department here
Ill Paso Tex Aug 10 — A suspicious
character arrested at his camp near
the city ten days ago lias confessed to
to the sheriff that his name was George
R handers and that he had borrowed
iliiooi) from the Kvans-Snidcr-i’uell
Company of Kansas t ity on eattle
that afterward died lie said lit took
advantage of tlie bankruptcy law in
Wichita lxas and then w ent in hiding
a year ago
The man had just returned from
Mexico and was driving overland He
had a tine lmrse and buggy ami carried
provisions with him Among ot lion
thin cs tie told the othcers that he
owned sr0 noil in stork of the first
National hank of Anthony lxas hut
the bank had turned against him and
applied for a receiver Landers tirst
gave his name as George llrennan hut
subsequently admitted that his real
name wasilcorge R Landers lie was
terribly frightened when arrested
Landers has been a fugitive from
jusl'ee for mole than three months
having jumped bond in the sum of
Siiiiii w'h’eh had been given for liis
app nr: nee in tin- North t ty court
Kansas! itv Ks siime la Irtt the
country his lawyers have instituted
suit to recover the money deposited for
liis appearance on tin grounds that the
city court had not legal right to accept
a cash bond The ease is still pending
Landers is a middle aged man and j
was at one time regarded as one of the
most substantial business men in An-
thony Kas He was a hanker there
ami w as w ell known among all of the
financial men of the state liis hank
handled much cattle paper The com-
plaint made against him charged him
with having mortgaged tlie same eattle
several times It is also claimed that
he mortgaged cattle and then caused
them to he driven to some other part
of the state and then reported them as
having died After thiswasdoueit
is claimed lie re-mortgaged them
I In C'uilnre 'insiilrr‘il of Much Import-
ance It was a SI roiiKlioltl
Washington Aug 11 — The follow-
ing has been received from (ieneral
Cha (Tee:
“Vang Tsiin occupied Wounded:
Second Lieutenant Prank K Long
Ninth infantry moderate casualties
about ii() men Ninth 1 nited States in-
fantry Fourteenth I'nitcd States in-
fantry and battery F Fifth l'nited
States artillery Nearly all from Four-
teenth infantry Names later"
The capture of Yang Tsiin is regard-
ed as a highly successful military
achievment and especially in view of
the fact that it was looked upon ns a
stronghold whose capture might give
the foreigners considerable trouble
Aside from the military developments
of the day flu diplomatic aspect was
made clearer hy the publication of the
demand made hy the 1 nited States
upon the imperial government of I hina
and transmitted to Minister AN u
Vang Tsiin is the town which (en-
eral Chall'ee indicated as being the ob-
jective of the international lurees on
their then pending movement It isat
the junction of the Pci llo and the
railroad leading to Pekin i-s capture
will insure to the internat onal troops
it is hoped two route- of t raisport a-
i tloa to Pekin It is 17 s miles from
Tien Tsin
Like the
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New York Aug -- 1 1 L proposed
to oiler to the I'nitcd Males a corps of
intelligent Americanized ( hinese to bo
attached to the American forces in
China it is said they eouhl he of
great aid as scouts guides boatmen
bosses of the coolies necessary for the
transportation of supplies and as in-
terpreters Thi I hinese head men oi
the Chung AN a recognized this and
mentioned it in tin recent memorial
sent through Minister AA u to Li Hung
Chang and they olVcrcd their services
to Li Hung Chang hut now being
assured of tlie l'nited States' attitude
they will offer their services to aid Hen-
era! Chaffee
which grasps one without warning - -y
the mucous membrane which line: V
the entire body suddenly become'
weakened in some spot and dLsea- i
is ecablished It may be of tJ
lun al the head throat stomac’j ' j
bowels or any other organ Wliei 1
ever it is and whatever it seeins
all springs from the same cau-se- I
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Mile Wants to go to China
Washington Aug s — Lieutenant
(ieneral Nelson A Miles has recently
applied for service in China His ap-
plication has not heen granted AAar
department otlicials say that (ieneral
Chaffee was sent to China to command
Corruption in Culmii Courti
Havana Aug 10 — The press unani-
mously criticises and condemns wliat it
terms the corrupt condition of the Cu-
ban judiciary system Hold charges
have been made by the newspapers
that judges and other members of the
courts have been receiving fees for
cases coining to trial in the courts and
or inflammation of this delicate pii '
membrane '
The system is weakened in wi c
ter The delicate lining is me j
Eusceptible to irritation or inflamnuj
tion and thus we have pneumonia !
grip colds coughs fevers etc a
catarrhal conditions which re
easily be checked by one catarr-i
cure — Pe-ru-na N
That's tlie only way out '
You may dose forever — you ’ ’
not be well until you try the
cure and that is Pe-ru-na
may think your trouble is
other disease and not catarrh i i
it what you will one thing u
your system is affected and m t
treated and Pe-ru-na is the r
remedy which reaches the
place and does cure T
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ABSOLUTE
Wo Advise Cbines Government
AYnshington Aug 1 1 — Minister AYu
tonight sent to his government the
memorandum addressed to him by tlie
Secretary of State and demanding the
immediate cessation of hostile attacks
by the imperial troops upon the lega-
wliicli they themselves have to decide
The Post charges tlie Cuban judiciary
with having a compact organization
tlie American troops and to relieve extending over the entire system so
perfect that ‘ corruption is conducted
him at this time would be a reflection
upon bis conduct of affairs (Ieneral
Miles is making every ett'oit to equip
(ieneral Chaffee's command to stand
the rigors of tlie climate and operate
cffVetively
conducting the exercises in the 0P‘ " I tons ami urging the imperial govern
air at Military park could he earned enUr inlo tOIIIinimi1atioi
into effect The weather was torrid
Mr Uryan's speech which was punc-
tuated with applause throughout was
received with great enthusiasm '1 he
speech is very lengthy covering about
8 columns of a seven column paper
ArctiMMiop IIunes'j- Wealth
Washington D C August to — Hy
the settlement of Archbishop Hennes-
sey's estate in Iowa and Minnesota
which has just been effected t lie Cath-
olic university authorities here expect
to realize at least SlMiiiun Itisunder-
Btood that his estate approximates
81 oho mm the hulk of which is be-
queathed to various charities lie ac-
quired this vast fortune through
speculation in real estate while a secu-
lar priest
ment to enter into communication
with the relief expedition for tlie
liberation of the legations Tlie min-
ister accompanied it with another ex-
planatory statement in whieli he gave
tlie reasons why in his opinion a com-
pliance with tlie representations of tlie
l'nited States is advisable
Iliaxy l or I'lisifTef
Washington Aug '— The vvar de-
partment is m receipt of a nispntch
from (ieneral MacArthur announcing
that liehas shipped additimml artillery
supplies to Taku for use in the Chinese
campaign Those supplies include sev-
eral Calling guns and the remainder
of the rifle and howitzer siege tram
from Manila which up to date has
remained useless in the Philippines on
account of the had roads
Kiceaniie lleat
Chicago Aug II — The prolonged
heat is having a serious elTtB t on busi-
ness All of those who can leave the
city for points along the lake shore
and in tlie woods are going and many
have materially curtailed their horns
of labor This is especially true in tlie
large office buildings (kings of labor-
ers all over tlie city laid off during th
afternoon There ware four deaths
due to heat and twenty-nine pi'ost ra
tiolis three of whieli are fatal l'x
eesxiye heat is reported from eastern
and northwest ern states
Destitution at Cap Nome
San Francisco Aug It — Clias D
Law tlie well known miner says:
General Randall has heen successful
in maintaining peace but the military
force there finds it next to impossible
to enforce the sanitary regulations
necessary to preserve tlie health of
humanity Practical miners have loft
the beach and arc prospecting in the
gulches Rumors of gold finds are
heard occasionally hut they are with-
out confirmation" Steamers could
not bring out the destitute even if no
charge were made
with absolute safety"
Commander! Have Agreed
Washington Aug P — Con Chaffee s
dispatch to the War department con-
veyed the most satisfactory evidences
that the commanders had thoroughly
agreed in advance upon a plan of ac-
tion and that there is every indication
that this plan hail been followed as
General Chaffee sent a cable saying
that the attack upon the Chinese at
Pci Tsang would be made on Smblay
the day when Admiral Remey and the
press correspondent say the fighting
occurred
rmpliatic Clde(rm to leeroj
Washington Aug — Tlie president
directed and the secretary of state has
sent to Lari id Cluing to Sheng and to
such viceroys as can transmit it to
whatever government there is in the
Chinese empire a very emphatic state-
ment of the position of this govern-
’ ment
lootintf liy Kiissistirt
San Francis 1 I — Professor
O I) Clill'ord of the imperial univer-
sity of Tien Tsin who was one of the
last to leave the beseiged city says:
Looting hy the allied forces began as
soon as they got Ihe upper hand
The Russians led in this and went to
extremes 1 was an eye witness to
eight cold blooded murders by them
The victims were old and infirm Chi-
nese The Russians stole everything
in sight looting the houses in the set-
tlement as the Chinese would have
done
l earn for tlie MlnUter
Washington Aug 11 — Tin gravest
apprensions art felt here in official
circles for the safety of the imprisoned
ministers in Pekin The alleged state-
ment of I i H ling Chang that it is ab-
solutely impossible for the allies to
enter Pekin to escort I lie min isters to
Tien Tsm adds greatly to tlie strain of
the situation It dearly implies the
purpose of the ( hinese guvern ment to
resist the advance So far as is known
there is no present prospect of calling
a halt in the movement against Pekin
Ilnlln! r Ordered
Topeka Aug It— Tlie Santa 1 com-
pany has placed an order for "00
modern ballast ears to he used in tlie
work of reducing grades The ears
will be built on a rush order Thi
order is in addition to the order for
steam shovels unloadcrs and dirt ears
announced last week It will mean an
expenditure of several thousand dol-
lars in addition to tin fd'ioou already
contracted for in a preparatory way
The reduction of grades will cost sev-
eral million dollars
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Knin Save Ihe Sawmill Men
Minneapolis Minn Aug Copious
rains have saved the day for the saw-
mill men There is a foot rise in the
level of the Mississippi river and the
big drives of logs will arrive in time to
keep tlie mills running tlie rest of the
tcason
Seventy-L ight Million
Topeka Aug 11 — Secretary Coburn
of the state hoard of agriculture has
issued a bulletin estimating tlie Kan-
sas wheat yield at TthO-UdJiiO bushels
This is the largest crop in the state's
history There will he a heavy short-
age in corn tlie present condition of
the crop being placed at Tiff There is
still 480000(10 bushels of old corn in
the state
Tlr(raili Cnmpani Sink! llrfcniK
Chicago Aug 10— The AVestern
I nion and the Postal telegraph com-
panies will jointly appeal to tlie feder-
al court for a dissolution of the per-
manent injunction granted by Jndge
W A Henry of Kansas City to the
Cliristie-Street Commission company
and the Grain Rrokerage company of
Kansas City which restrains tlie tele-
graph companies from refusing to fur-
nish them with market quotations
of the Chicago hoard of trade
Yellowstone I’erk rtre Out
Mammoth Hot Springs Wyo Aug
10 — Reports received from the vicinity
of Shoshone lake are that the fires rag-
ing in Yellowstone Park have heen ex-
j tinguished by a heavy rain and inves-
tigation shows that tlie loss is not
serious aud that travel has not heen
inconvenienced
riaiitng Mill 1 s t N Ol
San Francisco Aug s — In all the
planing mills at San raiieiseo Oak-
land Herkely Haywards San Jose
and Santa Clara there will he posted
a notice by forty-seven planing mill
owners to the died that the demand
of mill hands for a labor day of eight
hours will he denied Ihe resolution
of the mill hamls to work only eight
hours a day is to go into effect on Aug
13 Wood workers are now putting in
in many of the mills nine hours a day
and in others ten hours
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AS that will keep you dry In the hard-1 -Rest
torm buy the fish Brand
" 1 Vi town write for cateloue to
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Ton ne Out of the Itace
Duluth Minn Aug 10— Charles A
Town has declined tlie nomination
tendered him by the populist national
convention at Sioux Falls liis letter
is of considerable length and set forth
fully Mr Towne's views in regard to
the nomination It is believed here
the populist committee empowered to
fill the vacancy eati'-ed by Mr Townes
withdrawal will immediately endorse
Adlai E Stevenson for vice president
on the ticket with W J Hryan
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