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February 2,1000
Mr. Chfts. M. Stieff.
Dear Sir?The Concert Grant
Piano purchased from you bai
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Yours truly,
B. F. WILSON.
Department of Music.
Winthrop Normal and Indus
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December 12. 1801)
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Mr. 0. M. SteifT.
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UOOI> NEWS C'ONFUtMEl). nouncin,
imperial
Allies Entered lVkin And Saved tjrna olla
Foreigners*. left Pek
London, Aug. 17?A Shanghai A cruisi
dispatch unconfirmed, reports when he
that the allies entered Pekin on] Washi
August 15. patch re
Shanghai, Aug. 17.?Li Hung nose le
Chang has received a telegram from the
announcing that the allied forces says tha
entered Pekin, Wednesday, 15th, manders
without opposition. The British was deci
troops will land here tomorrow, atelv to
All quiet hero and in the Vang at Yang
i. Tee valley. Japanesi
London, Aug. 17.?A Special in order
from Shanghai says the allies en- America
tered Pekin on the 15th. Yuan were con
s Kais troops have gono thence to ey of the
Shensi to protect the empress, at Yang
s who, according to reports receiv- of Austr
ed hy local officials here, have mans tui
11 left Pekio with Prince Tuan. British
The imperial household and a haR heel
' bull; of the army and Boxers on that Li I
August 7 left for Ilsian Fu. capital
New York, Aug. 17.?A journ- .?fter an
? al special from Berlin sav : An press, le
official dispatch to the German known
' government from Shanghai, an- press Dc
!. nounces that Pekin was entered take rafi
without fighting. Thn envoys Shang
* and all foreigners in 1'ekin, have advance
been liberated. Ohow th
Shanghai, Aug. 17.? A torpedo the Ohir
boat wa? sent to recall the Rrit- Tung Fu
iah transports which had 1? ft The alli<
witn Indian troops for the north. German
. They returned to Wnflting today, helingra
t Hong Kong, Aug. 17.?The cuh Chow.
i? tornn officers at Canton Ohefo<
1 'have received a telegram an iieae au
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.8TER, 3. C., WEDNESDAY. AUGUST SI
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es, characterizes all Democrats as "cowards."
ickground. They don't blow about their bravery as Roosevelt doe
(Reproduced by courtesy of Hearst's Chicago .
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g that Sir Robert Hart, wort' through spies sent from I'e-1
I commissioner of mari- ">n ">?' ten thousand ol Li I'init
toms, with his staff, has imperial eaurd were in,
t Aide the city with thirty modern I
in under a Chinese escort Krupp guns, and that Yung Lu
er will be sent to him with ten thousand wpre wit in
reaches the coast. the walls of the Forbidden city,
ngton, Aug. 17. A die an(j thht outside the city there '
ceived by thethe.Japa- were fifteen thousand Mancbu r
gation here yesterday an(j Honan forcep, makin a total '
i foreign office at lokio, 0f thirty-five thousand defendt
at a conference of com- jn2 f^e city, exclusive of irreguof
the' doveral forces, it |ar troops and Boxers,
dad to dush on immodi- Washington, Aug. 17.?A high
Pekin, after a conference ()flfjrpr jR authority for the statePsnn,
August 7th. 1 he monf that the government haR a
s forces headed, followed dispatch announcing the relief
by Russians, British and 0f pekin.
ns. The French troops
ipelled by the inadequa
) commissariat to remain
Tsun, while small bodies A Minister's Good Work.
ians, Italians ami "i had a severe attack of bilious
rned to Tien Tsin. The code, got a botile of Chamherlains's
consul at Tien savs he Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy,
i informed from Pekin took two doses and was entirely
v fl , . ., cured,' nays Rev. A. A. I ower, of
; ing ileng arrived at the y;mporia. Kan. "My neighbor across
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audience with the em- had two or throe bottles of medicine (
ft . i. ,,n 'rum t ti?* doctor. lie used them for t
ft with them to an tin- fhr<ie of fo|(p d(|yj( wJtho(|t rHjpf
neat I nation. I ho r.m- t lit- n called in another doctor who |
wager will, it ifl believed treated him for some days and gave
use at Chanai. him no relief, so discharged him. I (
ii.; A.i? 17 In tk. went over tosee him the next morn- .
qai, . A,? '!V ,ne inlie said his bowels were in a ter- '
from It OR) W11 to Chang rihle tlx, that they had been running
e alliea easily acattered off so long that it was almost bloody f
tea* troopa under Uena. ?''* J ""J"/1 h*'" ?' had tried
ho- . c. < hamherlaln's ('ol.c, Cholera and ?
SlRtig and hung (/hung lliarrhoe.a Remedy and he said, 'No.* ,
sa captured eight guns, i went home and brought h?m mj
gtiarda at Pektn wall bottle and gave film one dose; fold f
phed the alliea at Tung hi... to take another dose In 15 or jo I
r minutes if lie did not And rel.ef, hut y
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EARLY MORNINU RIO l'N. oYlock. Uhief Devery ordered
Capt. Cooney to take a large
, _ . >qnad and disperse the crowd.
-requciu moi v.ans moos iry io I Qooney found several hundred
Lynch Negroes Found on Streets. ' niPn and boys at the corner menNew
York, Aug. 17. ? Many tinned and they were acting very
ights between whites and blacks ugly. The mob v as charged and
esulted tonight. Alexander Rob main were clubbed. Patrolmen
)ins, a negro, and a colored Irien I Powers was arrested tonight on
vere on a Thirty-fourth street the charge of being drunk and
sar. Some one set up a shout as I disorderly and nourishing a rehe
car neared Eighth avenue volver to incite the crowd to riot.
hat the two negroes ought to he m
ynched. A man with a clot lies
l, The law holds both muker and circulator of
illO appeared liom SO mow h< r. counterfeit equally Kuiliv. The dealer who
ind the 1 wo neirmcs ? >.?> null..,! von n rlantfcrous counterfeit of Dewltt's
tnU mo IWO negrots \U It pill i y.( nll7, I Salve sinks your life to make a
>fT the car The rone was thrown 111 ' larger protit You cud not trust htm.
ui nit t ?ir. i ik. ropt w miowii M)l ,, tho only ,.onu1no nnd orlginM
iround Robbins' neck and with W.-el. i Solve. a well known cure for piles
. - J :.o I till skin di.Mf hch. Sco th?t youj dealer
>0 mon and boys ptlllllljj: (ne moi> riv?\s you DeYVttt's Salve. Crawford Broa.
darted for a lamp post. A squad I
)f police appeared before the " ' 1 ,
nob had gone tar and with much The Republican National Oomdubbing
they dispersed the miltee has issued as a campaign
;rowd. The negroes got, away. document a statement of what
Word reached the West Forty the government has done for the
leventh street station tonight pensioners. It. shows, among
hat a large mob was at Eighth other things, that, the United
ivenue and Forty second street. States have spent upwards of $2,Hie
reserves were run out and <>12,000,000 through the Pension
lisnersed the crowd which t>nm nanaiim?t>? ~? -toar a'' -
, |?u I Iiirill, I>IIICO lOOt), I lie
!>ered 1,000 persons. South, it may bo noted, has conA
mob was reported at Am- tribnted about $850,000,000 of
iterdam avenue and Sixty first the amount, while petting back
itrect, but are known as '-San only a small traction of it. Which
fuan Hill" at 10 o'clock. A largely explains its comparative
iquad of men went there and poverty in the restored and indiound
about 1,000 mert, who visible Nation, The beloved old
were dispersed. A riot call was flap is very dear to us again, but
lent in from Thirtv-seventh it comes high?News and Conit
reet and Kighth avenue at 10 rier.