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   Wellsville Allegany County Reporter (Newspaper) - November 28, 1911, Wellsville, New York                                la Hardly m Hia la ( on Naw Ra 27.The of tuad task daily more His control it affairs ia hardly more than even in and bla authority is to the Hia attempts to form a cabinet have hitherto failed and none of bis appointees to the chief posts has The of recognize the fact he is and of his inability to his outside of certain narrow oyer the at the which eVaporated on the arrival here of Yuan to the premiership are recurring to such an extent that the through Sir John the British formally to Yuan the dangers of possible Legation Guards Are The legation guards are constantly on the alert and may at any time be suddenly face to face with It la believed that they are strong enough to handle any such outbreak and prevent a massacre a thing was thoroughly The anxiety of the Chinese here has increased by the report that Mandat a battery of artillery and six machine guiis brought to the palace secretly the past Chinese newspapers print the reports about the republican movement and boldly on coming republican Tlie of. ministers contain the of Sun Yat as TJ Yuan Hang as Wii Ting as minister of foreign Admiral Sab as secretary of the Qea as minister of AT Claim a Great Victory In Nov. 27.Beyond the fact that fighting Is still going on at the position Is not Tlie here claim that they have dispatches from Gen. Li Yuan the rebel a great victory on Saturday after two claims to have driven the imperial out of the positions which they recently Other say the fighting has been except that there has been a slight improvement ia the imperial revolutionists began bombarding taking the outlying None of the numerous reports In regard to what happened there can bs Those statements that General Chang's imperial troops lost 800 killed and a large number Refugees Reach Nov. 27.Thirty Europeans from Yuan Fu arrived here The ani imperial commanders passed them through their lines safely under armed rebel soldiers escorting them through their lines and imperial troops performing the same service In the government say that several Europeans are still at Tal Yuan They believe that their lives and property are Five of are going to Sian Fu to bring out the trom that Troops Start for Nov. 27 is about to start troops for A battalion of and a small corps of machine men were ordered to Pekin and Tien In conformity with an agreement reached by the foreign diplomats in a conference at Pekin on The Japanese contingent will number 200 trouble here There Were - b Chinese on the police and the governor ordered 400 British troops to patrol tiie GIVES One of the on Joachim He Some Deficiencies In 27.The on the In the arrived at Port here hy special who is one of said in an Interview that there were three lessons to be learned tbe stranding of the the need of two wireless operators 0!i each one for day and one for in case of each steamship could carry some lifeboats with that a lighthouse should be built at Atwood Bryan will spend some time here with his Mrs. OLD Socialist Writer and Wife Take Poison 27.A was created among Socialists here today by the announcement that Paul La Fargue and his who was a daughter of Karl suicide today at they lived on their handsome Fargue was a He was years of He was a noted and The couple possessed a comfortable fortune and no reason Is known for their act beyond what was contained In a letter which La Fargue left for his nephew in which he said he felt coming on and had resolved to by the of the effects of which La Fargue recently Tt is supposed that La Fargue told hid wife of his nnd that she did not care to survive him and took her own THE HIGH Revenue Receipts for the Fiscal Year Greatest In Nov. 27.The internal revenue during the fiscal ended June 30 were the greatest In the history of the ag the enormous of and other interesting facts in connection with the Internal revenue are revealed in the annual report of the Royal E. just made making returns under the new corporation tax law numbered 270,202. an aggregate of 19. The net Income to the stockholders was 2.')0,G42. Tho amount of tax collected was knM n iw ' the Man H Into C Esca J a who came to from Ireland this fall in hope of securing an died In an ambulance which was her from the Van Kolf Cortlandt Fordham Hos Death was caused carbolic The coroner made an said he was not willing at present to say the case was of ordered his physician to make an usually went by her professional her maiden Alice arrived at the Van Cortlandt Park Hotel about 9.4p She met a party of six or eight some of whom she apparently and sat down with them at a The party had and more or less to little after was Mr. proprietor of the battle Mrs. Tristram arose from the three took a few steps and Dr. Dolan ran to the woman and worked over her for two Finding his efforts fruitless he advised lhat an ambulance be Dr came from the Ford h am boa Mrs. Tristram died before the ambulance could return to the to of Man a Panic Later Was 27.Pulos a fugitive murderer from trailed 7,000 miles by thd nephews of the man shot and seriously Patrolmen Charles F. and Thomas when they to arrest The shooting took In front of the Southern Pacific ticket office In IaIA Hit 17.1 a ftM in last night K7 opium Joints open and 210 users of were hundred worth of and par ABUSES were of people In the vicinity at the time of the shooting and the battle caused a and women Joining In a scramble to out of the range oi the flying Man in years ago killed a man iji Greece and escaped to this The police were Informed some time ago that the fugitive was believed to be in this Sam and George three nephews of who live struck the trial of the He Is Unfit to and She Is Dragged From Anna F. said to be a followed him to tlie Ferry bulla of Oliver a Pittsburg snt with arms akimbo and When bought a ticket for shouted at of the Condos brothers court of this on Patrolmen Castor and unfit to be a Did Ito arrest The officers refused hear act without a warrant and screaming and she was led from the Mrs. divorce suit had just been to the IN Chinese rebels begin their attack on says a cable to a cable has a long with is sent through the mails to of in start for D. as tlie time the session cable from Rome gives the names of Americans in theological br for the du Pont divorce case in G. of kill Ing B. found guilty of in the degree at Is in the arrest He with who threw him drawing a fired at bu: then joined In the battle and shot through the body and made his er policemen joined in the fight the heads of the crowed to frighten the He was finally overtaken and arrested after o hard wounded officers arc in a critical raid waa Inaugurated br the itate board of pharmacy to put an end to the opium traffic in California The Joints of the city have been under observation for months and every place where it is possible to buy or the is city police were called on to aid In the raid and 85 officers were as signed to the duty with 45 special deputies of the while half a government agents gave their the prisoners 120 are 31 and whites but there were only two white women in the police Following this raid the state propose to begin a campaign against the of of opium in the residence BODY Best Beside That of His Murdered Nov. 27.-^Although the utmost secrecy is maintained as to the it was announced that the of Henry would be burled some time today beside that of his wife In the Beattle in Maury body was taken to tbe Beat tie home Saturday It was viewed by relatives and a few Intimate FALL IS 0. K. POWDER Journal Declares Help Miladi Keep 27.Indoraeme.nt-of and rouge pot has come from an unexpected Today's of the New Medical the most staid periodical of physicians in the use of face creams and universal and the of tho is becoming settled Our women now scientifically handle the in Rome upholds the oi the face and Claude t award of the of Liberty | is in the meet of at to OF 15 A of a country woman of no years faded and the face of a city woman of same age frequently is smooth and On account of protection Tumbles Into Shallow Pit and Is Nov. 27.A 12-inch fall killed a factory watch fell over backward justing a bar at the elevator well which is one foot His skull was DIVORCE AT Dawley Files Suit Against 17-Year:Oid 0., Nov. 25.Wedded in April to Noyes Dawley who is 17 years Lillian Huntington who is 15, wants a Her at tomey filed a petition in pleas April Miss Huntington was in fashionable school in and her the wife of Commo W. Huntington of the San dusky Yacht took her for the Easter holidays to N. C There they met young Dawley and who had from Parkers W. where the senior Daw ley is a The people got an Asheville preacher If marry what grounds a divorce is ask ed could not be as attorneys was permitted to withdraw the from the court Shoots Himself From Unknown Nov. Wcr a policeman in the icp of a coal He leaves a and l children Tbe of his art RUN ON MAN BURNS TO D. Donates Big Sum to First Baptist Church at N. Nov. 27.John D Rockefeller attended services in the First Baptist Church Sunday He joined heartily in the singing of the Thanksgiving hymn and appeared to take a in terest in The Rev. Arthur T. the have ye freely the plate was passed Mr. Rockefeller put a new of good sized denomination on it. At the close of the service Uie pastor their appreciation of the the - folded it put his saying that the Grandson Upsets was to death at his lionie lav helpless from Mis four upset nil nil sttne caused the bod tc of Allay Fears of Panic-stricken Nov. 27.Fr an hour banks and business men had a a run on the Citizen's National it was with malicious rumor spread among the silk wirkers that the bank was about to close its and an army of smaU the of the soundness of tho of from iti deposits heaped a thousand were MARQUIS Obituary Notices Japanese Denounce Komura's Signing of Portsmouth Nov. 27.The newspapers In their obituary notices of the late Marquis severely his action in signing the of claim that in this with gained nothing by her great sacrifice of men an I during the AT Try to Risk 27.~Thero hap been at Tripoli and The result of the former is not state l in the which say il befan on Saturday evening by COO Arabs to were occupied by the 93d Infan Arabs were with loss of 40 killed and lOO Frugoni ordered the troops to ad vanee and occupy forts and The was There was lively fighting on the Ital Ian right Turkish report says the light iniC was stiffer than any which yet action at took place on It lasted for eight and the fighting waa At the conclusion of the time Turka faded away after having suffered severe The Italian then fell back to Their losses were 12 killed and 40 WEATHER Fair Is Prediction for the Nov. 27.^Tho following is the weather bureau forecast for the coming The coming week will bo one of generally fair weather In the Eastern and Southern states and the first half of the week will be fair in the Middle disturbance that Is over the plains will be attended by and Tuesday In the region of the and local rains or snows Monday night or Tuesday In the North this disturbance a chanpe to colder weather will tho Middle West and the ern and Southern states Tuesday and Tuesday VAN CAMP lu tlis III feeling is Cropping Om Ulf Opinion American la Plana for to of Wayne Democrat Passes Away at N. Y 27.William Van owner and editor of the Wayne Democrat died here last night from aged Camp was known his paper having wide was a member of the and Elk Surviving a one a T. Van and Mrs. STEAMER Large Consignment of for Use in Durbar at Nov. 27 - The Heachy London is stranded al has aboard a largo con of articles for use in the dur bar al include the for Kinp many gowne and and -ton ol Tt is improbable of these articles will reac li in time for the ALL From tlie great of figure heart fiction amL lung The where It to the shoulders go loins hold tho trunk well and the feet take their correct It running made the Greek Tho more and from the to the heels nro | inore than tho average of white which the beauty of Stepmother In the nui were as bitter on the of the as any modern ' usea of these for a stepmother are Thus the bad an complain to a meaning to in and no or for ditches which drained off 1ui[ierfectTy and Tbe as bad with their word spoke of lucky and ' and brands o as. to Revived That America Tried tc Prevent Germany Acquiring Nov. 27 Berlin Correspondent of the revives the story that the intervened indirectly to prevent fiom acquiring the of correspondent says the States it clear that it would throw ail its in tho scale to Germany to Seek Missing Him Slumbering at 6 Nov. 27Kallinii while at Feler and Church last to awaken rhn mn and he in the he to the arents the and Silent all Sean for the oiu the h t 6 he found child fast Of America in tbe affairs U the fear belag Mexican ing is cropping ont In the coll the native press and tlie opil vails that the United States H fully laying plans frr Quotations from two ia national capital Pais fa that there was aid for United and that M cut ion for a stands as a example In political history of the Published No has published no tlon he haa not declared himself an enemy of the government of Mexico and yet he is arrested aad judicial and tbe of war is and not the partiality And is it to conceive of Yankee some mercantile or Interested without an Tt is horrible to think bird omen over the frontiers and its name is gave a noto ali Mexicans la words not to forget the em the north will rome new barbarians with the elements which civilization and the art of war have placed In their ara not dressed in the of beasts nor do they dance around the bonfire In but in their pride of race they like blood of they merge In the sea of their the nymph of. the national ior a new constellation will be the American has made effort to set the natives fn 3 statement he am and somewhat chagrined that the activity of mv government In ing the neutrality laws of the clearly in the interest of peace and order in should inspire tile and ungenerous protect enforcing the neutrality laws on the utmost rigor and in and punishing all violators of I the Mexican law from I American the American highest of a attempt of newspapers j show a difference the wd by the American the j at the present moment is a credit I of that the circumstances then 1 now are entirely The American had not the of the in the It lias the events of he it had nor how e disastrous TO but to the Plates whose interests here an DODGE of Panama Honors the New Diplomat to That Nov 27 - President an reception honor of the ni u to All the n X of the foreign dtT pupil 27Si.minr itec an Was ehile a in WILL BACK Blockading the 27 that Sir zone w l Presi ' ' lady of English birth asked an danie iu bad any painters in tbe have some of them and Abbey and Mrs. Menitt and the tlie Russia in her blockading of the llover board Cup Race outlook Uve it und her tiv but I never n s city I over ' -  

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