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We e have serious news n ws from Tientsin an announcing nnnounclng ¬
nouncing the death in battle of the gallant gallantColonel gallantColonel
Colonel Liscum of the Ninth Inth Infantry Infantryand lBfantryand
and the probable killing of Captains Da Davis Dahi ¬
vis vi hi and Lemly of the Marine Corps and anda
a number of men In all our losses in inthe inthe
the attack of July 13 on the mud wall wallof wallof
of the Chinese city are reported at over overthirty ocrthirty
thirty thirtyAVo thirtyWo
AVo indulge the hope that the startling startlingintelligence startlingIntelligence
intelligence of the day will servo to tobreak tobreal
break down the front porch policy poIlc of the theAdministration theAdmlotstratloo theAdmInistratIon
Administration and stir it to action For Fordays Forda
days da s we have ventured to t warn Mr 11 Mc McKInley ¬
KInley and his advisers that they have h e a aheavier ahealer
heavier task on their hands iuaBd < than they have haveimagined haOImaglnatl
imagined or are still willing to admit But Butif Duti
if they will consult c General eneral Miles or Gen General GenHal ¬
eral Wheeler or both lOt oa the subject they theywill theywill
will be assured ured sured that the repulse with withslaughter with61aughter
slaughter of o a rush of 7WK 000 civilized troops troopsat troopsat
at one point on the Chinese line at Tientsin Tientsinis
is 1 an alarming evidence that the array of ofChina o oChina ofChina
China Is one In the modern sense of the theterm theterm
term and no longer a horde of o barbarians barbarianswith lMIrbariaDsUh berbarianswith
with Uh spears and bows and arrows IB a ashort ashort
short action it appears the allies have havelost haelost havelost
lost more He than three hundred In killed killedand killedand
and wounded Although the arrival of the theNinth theInth
Ninth Inth Infantry has increased jlrerea the inter interrational loterrational Interrational
rational force orce at Tientsin a little and andthere andtre
there may have been SMHO l s rne other ac accessions aclon8 acerione ¬
cessions lon8 as far ae we can judge from frominformation fromwarMllon
information at hand the civilised force is isjtill IsiIl
jtill till iIl perilously inadequate iDad UAte to held tb the place placewithout Jtlaeewithout
without great danger of total annihilation annihilationThat aftDlhllationThat
That the general situation In China is isgrowing IsgrowiDg Isgrowing
growing rapidly worse is too apparent to torequire tonqulre
require argument sr meDt One of tb < ominous ominoussigns ominousE ominoussigns
signs E gD1l is the reported fact aet that LI Hung HungChang HungChang hungChang
Chang has ordered ten thousand Utou aDd Black BlackFlags mackIlags BlackFlags
Flags to Pekia whither he Is starting startinghimself startlDghimse1t starUnghimself
himself The Black Flags are so notorious notoriously netorkHIIy ¬
ly antiforeign aDd in sympathy with the theBoxers theBoxers th thBoxers
Boxers that this movement can hardly hardlymean hardlymean bardl bardlmean
mean anything save that t at LI Hung Chang Changhas Changhas Cben
Cbeni
has determined to go with the tide and andjoin andJoin anJjoin i
join with the Empress s Dowager Tuaa ami amithe alldthe w I
It
the rest in the general war against the thecivinaed t1leciI th thcivilized t
ciI civilized world His defection will set the thesouthern tke60UthwR th i
iI
southern provinces ablaze in no time and andthe aDdthe ae I
the scenes of Oo pillage arson torture and andmassacre anc ancmassacre I
massacre that t have reddened PechiIi may maybe ma msbe
be expected to eztee extooJ 3 southward sad west westward wtward ¬
ward until the whole Empire is in a state stateof stateo statEof
of o anarchy aBarek and war warIn warIn
In these circumstances eircu ances the civiiz ch z d d dpowers L
powers America among them mutt act actand actliml actLEfll
and act quickly Our little force of troops troopsnow troapsnow troopsnow
now in China mast net be left to butchery butcheryas butclur butcluru
as the ministers mlnl er women WOc children aD and mis mi
blonarics blonale were in Pekin More ore sodies sodiesmust s sodie dle s smot S SL
must mot be sent lnt and preparations preprtos made m for fCr forlong a along L
long campaign Cmpign But ul it is I doubtful loubul if i any anyfurther aoyfurthor an r rfurther
further detachments detehment can cn be spared lpre from th thPhillppinee thrhipne thPhilippines
Philippines rhipne General Generl MacArthur is catrng catrngfor eJng eJngor cailnIfor
for or reenforcements reeoforeent himself hlmtel The Te rebellion rebellionwhich rebeli 1 1which
which Otis Ots crushed eruthe is in ine fne fettle fettc still stillYet am amYet
Yet the part of o the th United Unite States Ste ia i Chine Chinemust Clil Clilmust Cimmust I
must be Ic performed pforme How lo ran tD it it be b Why Whyby Whyby
by b means meDS of D Mr McKialeys JeKlal laataat mDt re Ntr
turn tr to his hi pest I of 8 o duty uty and u his is immediate t tcalling
calling ulOK of o Congress COlre8 together u etH ia extraotdf etdt etdtnal exlxaodtnary
nary aesIon aesIonIlazziaziisii
nal 10R
11111111 lliiiimilsin in II Ii Cleveland Cl IC elail elailWhile llllt lllltWhil I IWhile
Whil While we have ve felt compelled J oa several aerere vt vtola I It
oicasleaa ola to criticise the public course caere of oftbe o t
erltl I e i
the Hen Marcus Iar A Haaaa naa cad 1 have Uf evea eveaentertaiaed e I
entertaiaed ntrtia grave KYe doubtaoa b the 1 subject sb of f I i ihis
his aualtfleattoBs ttl for f a seat Mt ta IaSenate the U I j jSenate
Senate nate we We have Jye aever er c eeae4 aed to t admire e j
his serve aerv a ia i earrytajr forward f ate political I
erry Ut Utf
and f nd pertaaal t desigas d ia 1 dotoace e t1aac t1aact of e oaaeai oaaeaitioa
tioa fO t los paWie Jwk oaiaisa or 1 1 aaytMaa atw aaythI ease elee that thatmight at thaimight
might millt chaace c to t Mad ia his i way > lad laeidcntaMy Ja laddfntaDy
dcntaMy 11ntaty It Urecognise may I be re yeerke tt Ekes we werM a areeoaie i
rM recognise aad a applaud appae the O Is same oaalKy tat tats Ia Iastyee1
styee1 s verel historical characters e arctets sane sanecf aom aomof
lyf ee M8 M8If
cf If whom w have ae f toac J lm Mass JoiaeO JoiaeOthe j
the tb majority U Ameas A Ab them tb may r j jthe
b be aId f the U late l Caanata K Kth sW i ithe itlf I
the tlf th late lt WilliaM Im M Tweed Tw aad the t1 atill atilllater atl stillater
later latfr Ohgrlta oh M Carter CarterWhoa Cer CerWb Oirterbee
Wb Whoa bee Xr r liaaaa I llaaa wants aMythtog alJg he h sets setsabout t I Iib3vt
about bl aettlaa etti tU It I with a dtrectaets te aad aadfixity al aa I Ilizity
fixity of o purpose pr rpoae that dees him W credit erelL lie lieis HiIs
is a trust l magnate sate te in aflillattoe aAlotl with with Itl all allthe at n nthe I Ithe I
the ether el leaders le ef o monopoly miey y la the theID thetni thitalon
ID tni talon km His nl views s and his Jis method M s are rc the theview tle tk tkviews I
view Itw8 sad methods JUtod a + etbo4s of o his Hi kind sail u lie 10 is isneither Isneiler ii iineither
neither neiler ashamed amed ef nor J does d he attempt attemptto aUtlpt aUtlptto t tto
to hide hie them 1e He is i or rather rther recently reenty recentl recentlwas 1 1was t Iwa
was wa as frank ia the ti connection caneten as a hie hiecoadjutor bli blicoadjutor
coadjutor codjutor Mr Havenu Iaemter hiavemryer > yer Readers Reders of ofThe o oThe f fThe II
The Times Tlre will wi remember reembr that It I Is I not notso LotSo no t tso
so long ago he declared deJlre at a political pltcl meet meeting met metIng neetlog ¬
ing that hat trusts trusc were useful and were weribubluess t tbusiness IbUblne
business bUblne affairs nfalrs which hleh concerned coneorne only onl their theirproprietors thot r rproprietors I Iproprieor
proprietors proprieor It I is evident that tb he is i atill atillof sUI sUItlf I Iiif
of the same snle mind mindThis mindThis mindThis
This is made plain by b a certain move movement mocmtnt movement ¬
ment mtnt in Mr Ir Hannas lannas home city cl by which whichit I Iit
it Is proposed proP to secure a twentyfive twentyfiveyears S Syears
years yeas extension of o the franchise franc1se for what whatis whatIs uha uhais I
is known as the Little Litte Consolidated Consoldate Street StreetRailway StreetRalha StreeRailway
Railway Ralha Company of o which the Senator Senatoris SenatorIs r rIs
is president and is said to be the prin principal Itlncpal ¬
cipal cpal stockholder stokholder The present franchise franchiseit franchiseI S
it I appears appers has yet six or seven years to torun torn Ii a arun
run rn but It i Is always aIW S well wel to provide lroide for fortbe fo or orthe r rthe
the future while whie one has the power At Atthe Atthe A t tthe
the end of the franchise rnchls municipal municipl condi conditions condldons conditions ¬
tions which are ae now no alleged aleged to be very verymuch ver cry crymuch F Fmuch
much under the control of o Hanna might mightbe mightbe t tbe
be otherwise othewlle But while whie he Is unquestion unquestionably unqucston unqucstonably unquostienably ¬
ably wise la In making the hay of corporate corporatemonopoly corpornteluonoply e emonopoly
monopoly luonoply while whie the sun of Hannalsm Hannalsmshines Iannalsm Iannalsmshines a ashines
shines unclouded In the Ohio sky sk many manyof manyor man I Iof
of his fellowtownsmen felowtownlmen are opposing oppsl g his hisprudent hisprudent hi S Sprudent
prudent purpose with I a bitterness biternes which whichwould whichonl whie whieWOUld
would onl seem to suggest that there are peo people people peopie ¬
ple who do not entirely ontrely belong to him himeven himeEn hiweven
even on Euclid Eucld Avenue A yenue and Superior SuperiorStreet SuperIorStreeL Superb r rStreet
Street StreetIn StreeLIn StreetIn
In fact the Clcvclarxlere CloYcaue have ave held bel a amass amass amass
mass mass meeting meetng to protest vrtet against ugalnt the alleg alleged aleg aleged alleged ¬
ed intention Intenion of their thol Municipal Council Counci to totnake tomake t 0 0inakeMr
make inakeMr Mr Ir Hanna and his associates aolat0 a free freegift freeg1 fro C Cgift
gift g1 of a franchise frnchl said sid to tO be worth wort thirty thirtymillion thirtymlon tliIrt I Imillion
million mlon dollars doiars the tht same to o take effect effectfevcral eecteycral effec t taeveral
fevcral eycral years ear after afer date iate In order to cover core r
accident accidents ac cidents The meeting meotng as reported repred was wasnddreso wasdressed
addressed nddreso ad adad dressed by a dissenting dl enlng councilman councUmn wno no nond1ed
advtsed nd1ed ad vised his hI hearers hOrers to go to the council cunel
oambr chamber eh ehex amber with ropes rope and an then and ther the6 to toeete
execute eete ex ecute swranaary 6DUDr justice justce upon members mamberwho
who wh o should shold vote ote for the Job jobn
It is i not to to be h expected epeted that such a adrastic ndrsIc
drastic drsIc dr drto astic measure mcsure will wU be resorted reorted to In a atown atewn
town to wn so peaceful peacul and well wel governed gObtne as asCleveland a
Cleveland CleeIand Cl eveland is except when there arc arcstrikes nrcstrike
strikes strike st rikes The consensus consesus of local opinion opinin is isthat Istot isat
that tot th at Mr Ir Hanna Iannn will w1 get his extension A Amajority Amajarty
majority majarty m ajority of the council is charged charge with withopenness withopenne
openness openne op enness to corruption corrupton which of course coursethe coure courethe coursee
the th e hero her of the fight fght at Columbus Colubus would nev never never ¬
er countenance It I is unon ulon upon his hil frank frnk geniall geniallty genial
ty and superb powers power of persuasion pcrualon that thathe thathe
he will i rely to pull pul him through and ad not notupon notupon
upon up upop on illegitimate iegiimate means mens If I the contrary contraryopinion contrnr contrnropinion
opinion op inion is held in Cleveland It Is not our ourbusiness ourbusiness
business b to endorse cndose it itIn iL iLIn
In another man circumstanced crcumstanccd as Mr rr rrHanna
Hanna hi anna is politically we should think it Itstrnge
hist pcHtlcaly
strange strnge st range that he would risk open pen connec connecton connecon
tlon ton ti on with such n i monopoly nopoly adventure adventureat
at a time tme when the candidate cndidate of o his party partyon partyon
on o n the front porch at Canton Is showing showingvisitors showinglsHors
visitors vi sitors the club with wih vhlch hlc hicb he purposes purposesto purpo es esto
to smash the trusts trs In case their campaign campaignsubscriptions cmpaign cmpaignpubsriptons
subscriptions pubsriptons s are large enough to procure procurehis procurehis
his h is reelection reolecton But Hanna is different differentHe dUerent dUerentHe
He H e Is a man apart epartTlie apart aparthe
rite he lekin Horror HorrorAs UrurAs
As far as the main fact Is concerned concernedIt concornc
It I Is Impossible Imposllblc not to accept the Chinese Chinesestory Chinesestory
story s tory of the massacre masacre In Pekln as true truethough truethough
though t we do 10 not regard it 1 as true in de detail detaU ¬
tail t ail There here Is I too much Internal Internaedence Internaedenceor evidence evidenceof
of o f a design to construct a case cse that might mightexcuse mightexcus
excuse excus e the Chinese Chine Government In Inthe the eyes eyesof oyesof
of o f the world From Jrom that point of view viewthe Ie Iethe
the t he work has been bcn cleverly cleerl but not con convincingly conlncIDgly conineingly ¬
vincingly v done except ecept as far ar as oilicials oilicialswho otclals otclalswho
who w ho wish to adopt the Chinese position positionmay poton potonmay
may w ay be concerned concernedTo cOlurned cOlurnedTo coocernedTo
To other oher p peope people ople the Sheag story sor will 11 Rot Rotappl ot otappeal
appeal appl a in accordance a ln with wih its f purpose prJ Tot Terrible Te Terible Totibie ¬
rible r ibie as are ae its It admissions dml6ou it is morally morallycertain moly molycertain
certain c that it does dl not cover all 1 or near nearly nea neaI nearall ¬
ly I all al the th sickening skeDDg horrors lrer of the foul fouldeed foulde fouleed
deed de d eed Of O these tee we shall saJ know 1BOW fully here hereafter hereafer ¬
after afer a fter In the end if I all other oher sources surce of ofcomplete otcomplete ofomplete
complete c information II rmatol should shld fall tal the t1e Jes Jesuit Je Jeui ¬
uit ui u it Fathers Fther some s re of whose wb people must musthave
have h ave perished prihe in 1f the massacre m ere will wi fled fladmeans fl flmens
means mens m eans of getting getlog at the whole truth truththrough trut
through tsr0gh native converts cOerU or friendly heath heathen htb htbcn heathn ¬
ea en e n At present preat we can cn only ORI guess gue at ts tsatrocities tu tuatrodtf <
atrocities atrodtf a which whih were committed committe in the theclosing
closing clong c hours hr of o the siege s e aad aD ass butchery butcheryDoes btehry btehryDc butcheryDoes
Does Dc the Chinese CJifoe account a < nt agree agre suM sufficiently suj suMetly ¬
ciently deaty d etly with Itk admitted admite facts aet to rate ralle a pre presumption pe peSmpttn ¬
sumption Smpttn that thl the Chiaese C he Government Governmentwas Goveramnt Goveramntwas
was w as innocent InaeDt ef participation prtilptj in the t e crime crimeWe crimeWe
We 0 think not BotI If it t had kul been bes perpetrated perpetratedthe trat
01 b y a mo mob ale alleged e latea instead o of CB eoaciiag eoaciiagthe IBg IBgtie
the tie fact fat as a long Il as a possible pble and spend spendtwo s speoJin speoJinwo
two t wo weeks wek in lying JyD1 denials delh the th authori authorities autboriies at1i at1ite ¬
ties te t ies at Pekia would woulc instantly JDeaU have hn ad addressed adreeed d ddr ¬
dressed dr d reeed t the powers pwer deploring dplorlDg the catas catastrophe uls ulstrophe catasrophe ¬
trophe t and as asSlns a t1 for o aid ai against agil the t e re rebellious reblots rebetiious ¬
bellious blots Boxers There Tre is evidence cec that thatthe t thathe t ti
i the te t he final tnal overthrow of f the legation legattaf legattafeurre logsttcnie Oc Occurred ¬
curred eurre on o June JUR M 3 or July 1 and aD not Rt on onJuly Of I
July Jul 6 or o 7 as the th news B S given r1ea out ot by the theTaotal theTaotal IhiTaotai n
Taotal Sbeng Sb Dg has 1M it i It is i all al but bt cer certain cr crlain certam ¬
lain tam thathe had complete coplete knefwtedge kne1ee of ofthe oftbe ci cithe
the occurrence Oteurrene as early rl at t July 7 or S Sand SaD
and aD 504 probably probb earlier earler Ar Ai A the time tjm later latertbat laer laerelu
vesing elu ba has beR been u used 18 wokig workieg up a tale taleI i
that would OUld tend to moderate me te the Western Westernanger WCtern WCternanger Weeteranger I
I anger against aginst China ChinaIt CbIDaI ChinaIt t
It I l I is Hot Bt mot id t b b oe forgotten ror oten that 1 a the Em EmpressDowager E EI ¬
pressDowager prcDser through her he ally aU Prince PrinceTuan Pr nce nceTIa S
I Tuan TIa was known 1own to be b secretly srety at the head headof I
I of the Boxer Bxer movement m eIBeot It was wa she who wio wioal led ledall Is Isall I
all al others oher In the tie Empire Empre in 8 her hatred MUe of offoreigners orI o
foreigners foreJaer It I was ws she so who wJo rer8aiz rer8aizthe reorganized reorganizedthe I
I the TsungliYamen Tsngl Yamen early r last las month motb a ad adplaee ac acplaced d dplaced I
placed plaee Toss at the t e head he of o it it It I was not notBoxers DotDoxer L LBoxers
I Boxers Doxer but regular Chinese C lnE8 troops trf wr wlo wloI wloop wI wIoi1oci > o oopposed
opposed op the th march mTh of o Seymours Seymurs relief r < le cot co coturns
urns umBo and prevented peeled it from frol rescuing reulur tie teI tcforeigners
I foreigners oelgner in Pekin All the ti facts at go K to k kshow
i show shw that tht weeks week ago ao not J ouly Oly Tau but It ItI ba bathe
I the Empress Empre Dowager Dwager and the leading leadingmembers leg legmembr leadinimembers
membr members of o her I Government GOYlrRlat bad h deter dtEr dtErmine determined
mined mine upon up the t massacre msere of the tle ministers mlal6tersgur ministersguards
guards gur missionaries mlkr and every eery other for foreigner fore forelgiser ¬
eigner e r in if Pekin l kjn and a as a far as a possible possiblethroughout ple pletrobt
throughout trobt Chins Ckl Baron r Von Ye KeUeler Kea Keztelecrhom e
i whom w the t Empress Dowager r hated ht par prrnly parsonatiy
tonally rnly was wa the list victim T of o her J Tea veageance Tf8 Tf8I Teageesce
I geance tB It I was w not I atone aH Boxers Ixer who at atI attacked
I tacked tl4 the legations ll atI4mL The T Chinese Cil ttory ttoryso Ioy Ioyl ator r rdeclares
so declare l but ht falsely fle Boxers lKer are aot aotarmud I ao aoarmed
armed a with It Manser a rIos r aad are a aot aotdrilled I IcUied
drilled tle to rush defences ma aiaM asps m is eel column
n e
ama tD sad aa deliveries dinrq volleys 1 as they ail
viwce aace Xor hj It I credible ee ceedib e that u If I K were S
true t In the t they saisod the d Wg awaa P sees from tve the tI Ski SkireaIars
regulars ren they t seeM we 1 them u the Tbe whole w wham S Stiae
tiae 5 tJIflfl54 M aM eS4etM exccvte b by tI thi S SrecckaIEd
recOKaisod ri authorities al of 0 the t Empire It I I t twas
was militarily 11 Ca eodaete4 conduct d from lent l to t last J lastwa
dowa wa to H the l Baal aal iafaatry at attack at t tk tack ia tbtte llte a aooiam
ooiam pree4e O by y a tetp deva56atbag ar acti actitory
tory I are 8 It was sot the U work w of e a aof mb ha l la eIf
of a al nation nationwas at although O the meb ef Cr CrPr coons coonsw
was w > M lo sympathy sympsthylrlace
Priaee Pr Chlag Cla ChIe may 1 or O may r sot I have Jye Made Madeaa l a aas
aa effort da to save sve e tho ministers Iaite In the theahseace tJ C Cabseace
ahseace 1 of o proof I there tle is i I ao reason r for forassuming fon r rassassiog
assuming ig that tlt he Je Md t As all the t1 ladles lli ladlestiona
ttons 1 are that the th other ef high li1 omcers es of ofstate o f f5ss
state sad the t1 mea Re and aa guns gaD of the rage regular regt ragelar ¬
lar ariaywere engaged e e in the t e attack atoe bis bisalleged hi b S Salleged
alleged g attempt ateMp at a intervention intevet may my be bedismissed C Cillsmiued
dismissed IIHIe as a probably pbbly nothing nhing more mc than thanChinese a aChinese I
Chinese CllD invention inventionIt Inveatln InveatlnI inventionmay
It I may be h convenient cOeolet for or political JoUtel cr crInternational crlaternt0al c r rinternational
International laternt0al reasons relns that 18 the ti Administra Administration Adminletratioe ¬
tion ti should shold accept acept the he plea pl ef o innocence innocenceon IDDoeee IDDoeeeo e eon
on o the par P1 pe t of o China but bt the truth trth will willsurely wi wil I Isurely
surely develop that tht that t at plea pea 18 is a I lying lyis i
one The Themalsereoorrepnseatathe massacre of our representatives
their wives and children chidren guards the tie mia missionaries mitsionarle miasionsnies I
sionaries sionarle under und their protection proteton and their thel r rservants j jservants i
servants lies les at the door 11001 of the Chinese ChlncsoGeernment a aGovernment i iGovernment
Government and the responsibility respouslblty cannot cannotbe eanno I
be shifted sbUte to an Irresponsible Irrespnlble barbarian brbrian a apopuumac0 j
populace Our authorities authorlte will wt take what whatever J Jever t Ieor
ever view of the crime cr e is J be best > et t suited suitedto suied suiedto suite I Ito
to their purposes purp09 The T American Amlricu people peoplehowever popl poplhowever penpithowever
however should be under no illusions mu ioQ with withregard wih wihregnd wit ii iiregard
regard regnd to it itTIio it itThe it itThe
The The 1 Urnmmer > rni tncr in luUtcl luUtclThe Politic IoiItisThe
The Kansas City Times says saysThe saysThc
The ni drummers drmmr will wi be b a potent pten Influence l eD in inthe inthe I n nelcetioncedrg
the olectieortrirc 1Ctrr fild fld because bu tli tincy y go every everywhere ee evenswhrrc ¬
where wMrt and meet Jlt and aO talk to all al sorts Srs and coed condition I Itiofle ¬
tion tioT of mm The Te antitrust anttrst plank plan in aD the tl Demo Democratic Dm C S SensUe ¬
ensUe crt platform plfo is i going 0 to caufc Cil rsor mr IrtminXTs IrtminXTsto inm irninmeito 1
to work ork for the tle election tkl of the Hemcoratic Dtotle ticket tcket ticki tickititan
than thn worked CIMl for for McKinley and Hoboit lo 110kv t in tbe last lst la laPteMial
Presidential Pre nlal campaign campaignThe emplgn emplgnThc campaignThe
The drummer or as he sometimes sometmes pre prefers preers prefers ¬
fers ers to be called ca1ed In these days day the com commercial commercal cornmercial ¬
mercial mercal traveler is a peculiarly peculnrJy American AmericanInstitution Amorlcn AmorlcnInsttuton a ainstitution
Institution Insttuton He exists in oilier countries countriesbut countriesbul countrieibut
but not as he docs in this He has bee becmade been beenmade n nmade
made necessary necesEay by two thigs thlS one the thegrowth lbegrowth th e egrowth
growth of the large cities cites which has rap rapidly rapidly rapidly ¬
idly robbed robbel the te smaller smnler ones of their ad advantages ndanlges 1 1vantages ¬
vantages anlges as commercial commerial centres the other otherthe otherthe othcithe
the Immense distances dlstlces between these thes cen centres centrcs eectres ¬
tres of o trade nnd Innumerable small mal towns townsand town tovnond s sand
and villages iges in which the inhabitants Inhabitant havt havtthe haY haYthe barthe
the characteristic charcterstc desire of the American AmericanTorkingman Americn Americnorklngman a aworkiagman
Torkingman for the best goods obtainable obtainableThe obtainableTe 5 5The
The Te farmer in this country is always ready readyto read readto y yto
to discard dlserd the homespun bcmcIun for store storeclcthes storeelc star e eclcthes
clcthes elc e This Tbl Is true of him whether he hebe hebe h hbe
be of parentage parCntage Celtic CJc Celtic5 English ElgJsh Swedish SwedishGerman Swedish SwedishGtm 1 13erman
German Gtm Italian Itlan or African Hence the thedrummer thedrmer th e edrummer
drummer drmer finds fnds It I profitable proftable to carry eT the th o
1 luxuries lu xuries and refinements rennem nts of o the large cities citiesInto ctos citiesto I
i Into in to the remote corners or the country countr to tothe tothc
t the th e country storekeeper and the proprietor proprietorof proprietorthe
c of the emporium emporum of the county scat He Heis HeIs Hethe
j is the connecting connectng link lnk between the man of ofthe orthe
j the th e country countr village or small smnl town and the thebig
big big bi g outer world His hat his boots boot his histie histe
tie te ti e his slang all al speak of a wider knowl knowledge knowledgc ¬
edge ed ge of the commercial world than the thestayathome thestRynthome th
stayathome st business busines man has ha acquired acquiredand acquire
and a nd he is often oren the Instructor and informer informerof
of o the latter later uon u on other subjects than thanthose thanthoe
those th ose of trade tradeSome trde trdeSome
Some drummers are shallow sha10 quickwlt quickwltte quickwl
te t ed d cheats but others are men of the theworld te teworld
world w orld shrewd sagacious faithful to their theirIdeas theirideas
Ideas id eas of duty enterprising without ihout being beingrash beingrash
rash ra sh wellinformed welJnorme without wihout being pedants pedantsThe
The T he world has been ben a university to such suchmen suchmen I
men m en and an their Ideas of o politics poltc and society societyhave societyhae
i have h are been cleaned Ieaned from rom their own un unusually unusually ¬
i usually u wide observation obseraton of all al sorts sort and andconditions andcondItons
i conditions condItons c of neople Icople They are thrown thrownconstantly thrownconstant thrownonstantly
constantly constant c < with wih many different dUerent classes casses of ofsociety ofsoiety
society soiety s they are obliged oblged to make them themselves themseles ¬
selves s acceptable acceptble to all al and to understand understandthe understandthe
the t he motives motes which govern goer human conduct conductThey conducLThey conducthey
They T < hey will wi be wise guides gides for the men who whohave whohae
have h ave seen less of o the world because becuse they theyreason theyreason
reason r and understand how to express expresstheir expresstheir expressheir
their t thoughtslore thoughts thoughtsMore
More lore than this they will wl serve sere as live livenewspapers le lenewspapers lireewspapers
newspapers n disseminating dlssemlnntng throughout the thecountry thecountry
country c impressions Impresions as to the motives motes and andmethods andmethods
methods m ethods of o the two great geat political poltcl parties partiesIn partes partesIn
In I n this case they have a personal peronal stake stakeIn stukeIn staken
In i n the outcome of the contest in Novem November Novemer ocm ocmbel ¬
ber bel b er Tho Republican Republcan party Is that of the thetrusts
trusts 1rsts t rusts and monopolies monaples and the drummers drummersknow drummer drummersnow I
know k now it it They will wi be among the first frt of ofthe
the t he middle classes elnBes to be reduced roucc to sub subjection subjeton ¬ I
jection jeton ection by b capitalistic cpialstc monopolies monopolcs As com competition competton ¬
petition petton p etition Is crushed their salaries slarie will wl dis disappear disappr ¬
appear appr a ppear When a great gret house hus has agencies agenciesestablished agenele agenelectbleho agenciesstablished
established ctbleho e ei In every eer city ciy in the land where whereIt
It I t can s so send wl its goads gls without dickering dickeringwith dikerJog dikerJogwih
with wih anybody aDby when these thee branch brneh bouses bousessupplant
supplant suplant a the local lol merchants merchat the drum drummers drm drmrrs ¬
users rrs occuootioa olUO will wi be b gone gRC He le will willknow i
know knw k now bow hw to argue arJue on the trust trt question questionThere qUosUol qUosUolT qucatlonThere
There T re is I one < prominent Government offi official omcial ¬
cial d el who still believes Iees that our Minister in iaPekin inIlJdn inekin
Pekin l ekin aad tile ether foreigners are safe It ItIs ItIs
Is i s unnecessary to state that the optimist optimistin
in I a qtieatioR flHe tioR is the Hen John D IxwgWhea IoagWhen Ixwg LoegWhen
When finally he is brought to a knowledge knowledgeSIMbe kDoWledtebe
SIMbe be truth he will 111 of course remembei i ithe Itlte
the t he Maine Mate allN aDd seateattotrely s teat1cHMly exelain exelalaFke i j
11te The responsibility retlfl of China fer the acci accident accident accident ¬
dent to the legations l has been B entirely entirelyeliminated eatlrelyeUmiaattMl
eliminated e from rom the t e consideration considerationExDetective couWeratlouExDetectle
ExDetective Rathbene bad a good time j
ia Havana Hk while It lasted as Ida hills hillsshow WI
I
show s Ills coachman alone meet have been beena beenI II IIa I
a dream of beauts One O e pair of top boots bootsfor bootafor
for him cost over thirty t lry dollars and nd he j
had ha hats In profusion One was Panama j janober I I II
anober is described as a Jipijapa and andallO j jbe
I be also was supplied with a uniform uniformand
and a liver livery Rathbone e bought miscel miscellaneous ¬
I lessees supplies from rOBl John Vaaaiaaker Vaaaiaakeramounting Wnnareakeramounting 1ralftak r rI
amounting to U3 13569 6t which w 1eh included a atrunk
I trunk and an overcoat A WashiaRtoa WashiaRtoadealer Vasblagtoadealer a lat08 lat08dealer I
dealer furnished him with other miscel miscellaneous d l llaDCOUS ¬
laneous supplies sUPli eoaeisting eott lstlDg of uxpensive uxpensivecrockery uXlMuslec
crockery c ktry and glassware gias ware He worked Uncle UncleSam UneleSam
Sam for or as tine a personal and family plant plcntand p1nand plantand
and wardrobe anlrobe as the average millionaire millionaireindulges MillkHtaireIndulges
indulges in His accounts have been dis disallowed disallowed ¬
allowed to the t theextent e extent of 5115MI7 Ncr Nevertheless e eert1Ml ¬
ertheless ert1Ml 81 s Rathbone Rat tooae is all right Ills Illsthreat JIht
threat t real to pull down the pillars of the thetemple
I
temple Is a good 4Bough oOtIg voucher for tea teatimes t a atimes
times that amount Ultimately no doubt doubtone doubtODe doubtone
one who w o Is perhaps the chief cllie and prise pil pillar pillar ¬
lar will make it good and secure for the theerratic tlteerrtUc theerratic
erratic brother another fat place placeI placeWe
I We 0 Have ofteswondered hew he It was tbat tbatI thatOtis
I Otis stanched to crush the Aguioaldo re rei rehellion
j
i hellion M quickly and effectively zs the thei tlteAdRlhtratiea theAdmtutstratioa
i Administration says he did One of his bismethods I IJIIet1tod
methods which wlllic in part explains the asys asystery mystory I Itery
j
tery is related in a prose despatch from L LMsnikt j jManiku IIullA
Maniku It te 1 stated that the t e generals g < Ia Iathe latile inthe
j the Held having JlaTt cent him a large consign eouJgnI consignmeat I Imeat
I i meat of rebel generals for confinement confinementbe
I be loaded them on a Lost and nd landed item itemoa t1eatI themthe
oa the northern shore aItor of Luson whence whencei WMIICet1tey whencethey
I
i they promptly made their th lr way hack to the thefiring tkeftriac theline
firing line Otis U truly tnil great greatTHE gretTHE greatTHE
THE GOLD STA ST STANDARD HAKD > PASTY PASTYftiionhccil PARTYI PETYlrniouhed
I Irullonncell ftiionhccil iiti ntiIlHnt fnt Against A nlnt u Xn Natlflai > n ntiitiinl
i tiitiinl Ticket iickctINDIANAPOLIS
I INDIANAPOLIS I DlA APOLIS Ind July 1C UJohn John P PFreaaei PFrftHI PFrensel
Freaaei treasurer of 1 the Gold GoI Standard SaadardOe L LOmiimtttei
OemusiUee Oe which wltk will 111 meet here oa oaWednesday
i Wednesday the 26th 6th te t consider the ad advisaMIHy RdTtaaWltty i iviMIIt3 S
visaMIHy of eailia tailing a convention to 1HMft 1HMftl noeslasts
l lasts candidates ea tII for or President P t and Vice I IPresident
President has had a number ef consul conceits eoIlSU1tatleDa conceitstls ta tattons
I
ttons tls with members of tbe Gold Standard Standardparty I
I IS
party rty tbe past week and h hi > satisfied that thatthe thattile S
the seattmeat ie very proaouaced against agaiasta S
a national ticket It has been suggested suggestedto I Iin
to him that It would be impossible h MHi8lWe to Ind Indmea nd I Imen
mea who would consent to act ae State Stateaad Stat Stataad Statsand I
aad district electors in Indiana for the thereason thereaso I Ireason
reason that those who were willing to toserve toerve tc S Sserve
serve in such a capacity four years ears axe axeare uoI agEare
I are now either ia harmony with the regu regular rccuJar regular ¬
lar Democracy or are open IB their advo advocacy vo voeacy ¬
I
cacy of McKinley and it would be impossi impossible ImpoNihie Impopsibin ¬
bin to find men who would wou appeal success successfully sueeessulty successfully ¬
fully to the people te vote ote for a third thirdticket tJllrdtleket tkir I Iticket
ticket when the electors themselves would wouldbe wouldbe I Ibe
be known to favor the election of o Mc McKinley McKiniey Ie IeKinley
Kinley KinleyThe KinieyThe I
The opponents of a third ticket point out outthe eu t tthe j I
the fact act that Palmer and Buckner polled I Ibut j i I
hut a few ow votes otes in excess ex of 2W 2 200G four fouryears r ryears
years ago and say that it IB hardly proba probabte
hie that tha a a Gold Standard ticket would poll pollioe pot I Iz1oe
506 votes ot s this year enr and that to conduct a acampaign acampaign i 1
campaign in the face of o such conditions cosdltlonswould eonditionwould 3
would slmoly slmnl mean a waste of time and andmoney andmoney i imoney
money No o man of reputation rep iatJon would care careto earnto I
to be on the electoral ticket or make makespeeches makispeeches I Ispeeches
speeches for a lost cause A large num nurnher I
her of o the most prominent Gold Democrats Democratst I
in the State will attend the meeting of o othe 1 1the 1Ihe
the committee and protest against nomi nominations aominations I
nations nationsClimntic nationsClimnUc nationsCllnzntic
Climntic Conditionx ii iiFrom In China ChlnllFrom ChinaFrom
From LeslieV Weekly WeeklyThe Weeklymmers WeeklyThe
The summers mmers in North Sort It China CII D1 are dry aDd hot
Then comes a short bort period j of torrential rain rainand raln1I1 n nand
and 1I1 then a tens dry fall and inter Frost t will willoome wil I Icome
come about the middle of October and the last lailtof las lasof
of November the river will fieeze f ze up to stay eta V
closet until the middle of February tltou though h often olte Ii
till a month later 1 There is almost n6 snow no dur dur1ft
inc the entire winter wioterhto two or three little flurries urri s 5 5never
but never enough enou b to cover the ground round The Th cold b bcotnparnstively
is comparatively steady stlQd without the incesctmt incesctmtAnother inl 8i lnt lntfreeze t tfretse
freeze and thaw that we 1 have In this count countAnother country countryAnother
Another WOiunn Womans oIunnlII Unity UnityFrom I1n1 I1n1From flnlvFrom
From the Barnjor Ba or Commercial CommerciaLS CommercialAs
As S a Banker business man was as going home hometo bonnto I Ito
to dinner a day or two ago he almost tumbled tumbledover twubaoye1
over a email mall girl who was trundling a IleNmbu IleNmbulator irmbulater > erambu erambulator I
lator down the street She could not have been beenover beenover S Sover
over seven and the baby was not more than thanas titanas I Ias
as many months old Hello Udlo said the boanCK boanCKman lMi busineaman rine rineman <
man as he steered out just in time giving your
baliy L b a ride heyj hey Xo sir answered a the theMvenyearold theFevenY8rold thi thieerrnyearold
Mvenyearold gravely Zls aint my baby
Its it a asozcr womansl womanslTelephone womanIiIf woman ci ciklephone
Telephone f 1ephone Service In 1nrin 1nrinFrom InrhiFrom InriaProm
From the International Magazine MagazineOf MagstinOf agailMOf
Of course they are a benighted benr lt d set in Paris Pari Pariswhen
but wr to when > < n it comes to telephone t ae conveniences coneaie S
they are a trifle in advance of us p Far r in inance InitInce I Istance
stance ance everyone who is a subscriber there is I S i
furnished with a ticket which entitles aim to use useany u > e e2DY
any an public RihlIC telephone at any hour of the lay day < or ornight ornight c c cnight I
night and for aa Ion long a time as It suit suit Ms pur purpose ¬
I
pose Every tVt > ry Initromtnt is attached to a desk has hasa us a aa I Ia i
a metal circuit and is provided with itb a most con convenient I Ivenient ¬ I Ivtnlent
venient receiver and tratiini tnumitcr tcr cipbjn crbjnd d which whichenables wbidltnLbltS wbic h henhlca
enables the user to sit in ui ixliattver pasi5t posj 1 lie lieprefers e eprefers Cprefers
prefers and to be free to write when 1e1l necessary y
THE CUBAN POSTAL PO FRAUDS FRAUDSFentnrcK FRAUDSFentnrcK
F FentnrcK Thnt 1Vi 43jAppear Uppenr vpeJtrln In Mr Mrflrlstotea Ir IrDrlltoa
Brlntoiva Itejiort ItejiortFourth tepurtFourth eIJUrt eIJUrtFourth
Fourth Assistant ASsistant Kjfctmaster 1tmaator tm ter General GeneralBristow GeneralBrlstaw
Bristow Br istow Is l now ousllyeiteaged Qwnf aged revising reVI sing his hisrevort hisport
revort re port on the Investlgaton oC the Cuban Cubnnpostal
postal po stal frauds ape scantjiis s an4its Ie Ie expects to tGhave
have ha ve the report cotrtpleted c J5 and ud ready to tosubmit
submit su bmit to the Postmaster tmaster General by the thee
end e en d of the week The report r Port will 11I be very Yer Yere
exhaustive e ex ausUe covering every phase of the thescandal
scandal s A halfdozen or more exhibits exhibitswill exhibitswllJ exhibitsll
will wi ll accompany the report A grtat many manyenquiries manyenqulrieg I
enquiries en quiries about the th report are nt made daily dailyat dailyatthc
at atthc the Postofllce Department thus show showing showIng
ing la g that interest in the scandals is not lag lagg lagWhile
glng g gl ng
glngWhile
ngWhile
While the department officials will not nottalk nottalk
talk ta lk on the subject for publication nor nordeny nordeny
deny de ny or affirm the corcctness of o the differ different dlflereut
ent cu t stories that have found their way into intoprint Intoprint intorint
print p rint enough is known to warrant the thestatement thestatement
pst
statement st that there will be a general de deinand demnnd
inand m and for copies of Mr Ir Bristols report reportIt reportIt
It is believed that when the report is isgiven Isgiyen
given gi ven to the press the following items will wille ilI ilIbe
be b bm e found among the many expenditures expendituresmade expendituresmade
made m ade by b E E G Rathbone late Director DirectorGeneral DirectorGcneral
General G eneral of o Posts PostsBill PostsDill
Bill of Lord Taylor for or miscellaneous miscellaneoussupplies mlscellaneoussuppJles
supplies s which on investigation proved to tohave tohae
have h hn ave been Dagdads Cretonne tablecloths tableclothsnapkins tableclothsnapkins
napkins n rUTs etc 12169 12169Bill 12169Dill
Bill of Woodward 4 Lothrop Washing Washington Washlngton
ton to n D C miscellaneous supplies supplieswhich supplieswhich supplieshich
which w hich on investigation proved to have been beenglass beenglass
glass g lass and chinaware 13333 13333Dill 13333 13333Bill
Bill of John Wariimakcr Val maker New ew York Yorkhousehold Yorkhousehold
household h goods of o various kinds the first firstitem firstHem
item It em being a trunk and the last an over overcoat ocrcoat
coat c oat 135 l3iIG9 l3iIG9Dill C9 C9Bill
Bill of o J E h Mason Co New York Yorkfurniture Yorkfarntture
furniture f ft for official residence and < freight freightthereon freightthcr
thcr t thereon n JC157 JC157BUI G15 6157
BUI of J W V Mason Co New e York
furniture f for official residence Including
freight f and insurance 34739
Bill of o J W V Mason lason Co Now ow York
Furniture F urniture for official residence including
freight f reig and Insurance 5892 5892BIH 9 9Dill
Dill of o J W Mason Ia on Co Now ew York
Furniture F urniture for official residence including ineludiZl ineludiZlfrelllu
freight f relgh Bad insurance t36i t36iDill 3525 3525Bill 35SBill
Bill of J 7 W V Mason Co Non ew York YorkFurniture YockFurniture Yorkurniture
Furniture F urniture for official resideeee including
freight f and insurance JS325 JS325Bill flS flSmn 5625
Bill ol 0 J W Mason Co C New ew York
Furniture F urniture for official residence ee including
freight f and Insurance lU91 lU91Bill ttS91 ttS91Bill
Bill of New eWlo York Furniture Exchange ExchangeFurnHure Exehu e eFuraiture
FurnHure F urniture 23773 23773Bill 3773Bill
Bill of j Borboife BorbollPCJtaatlellecs Chandeliers far offi official tMBcia e ¬
cia c cial liii I residence 113 113Bill 113DiU
Bill of Gowez OBrien Co CoCl CoGlsae Gtese plates plat plator
for or chandeliers e 5 2 placing M same IIM IIMDill S SBill
Bill for repairing irhg furniture belonging to tothe
the t he Marquis de la Gratitude and rented rentedto reatedto rentado
to t o Director Dlr tor General of Posts IW 17 17179 17179Tetal 7t 7tTotal
Total 3 35S4 5247 5247The n nThe
The cost of repairs r p ln to the residence reside ce of ofthe ofthe
the t tc he Director General of Paste so far as ascan ascaD
can c an be ascertained was as as rollowa followsFor rollowaFor
For placing ga ttxtnres xtures ever the billiard billiardUMe 1ItlU4ntable
table t I5 45 for plumbing material labor laboretc laboretc
etc e tc 1391 IM l for gas > sJlictpre Kictures Lct4treI i 550 33 for in instantaneous jDataataDeoaa intantneocss ¬ i
stantaneous I heater placet in bathtub at of official taial ¬
ficial I sisi residence resl kn < 8135 13 for f r bathtubs at t offl offleal
eal e eo at residence resid n < 1135 llJ for paperhanslog paperhanslogterial i
o ielal o residence < s 45l foillabor palat ma material
terial t ete l3t 123 ll231n for j en r ga lump for bath bathroow batroota
roow r oom at official re r resbi4ncs175 kJ4oeaf7 to t7 e gas Mil at atofficial I
official o residence rttd e for whfcb C F W Xee Xeely ee I
ly l y was wa reimbursed S73 2732 7325 repairs 118 at offi official ¬
cial c lal residence r id e for or which C F W Xeely Xeelywas Neelywas eelr
was reimbursed J 3 3W total S97 S97bills 97 I IIa
Ia a4itlou to t the e above there are la laiIIs unpeld unpeldills I
bills b ills for labor plumbing plumbl and improve improvements ¬
meats at the offlcgrS oCkal oitlc1 sWence to the theamount themount 1
mount a of 176 17 176030 03 3t oS wfeleh w leh amount n1Se 1CS9 1CS9is
is I Ih s due d to Messrs PuYdy l PsWd > Henderson 1IeDef1lOll of ofnaTaDa f fHavana II
Havana h avana as s by a statement st temt made by b Mr MrBuchanan I IoJelianaD
Buchanan I oJelianaD This makes a total of 3244927 244327 244327The i
The expenditures of Rath Ralhboa in iDCOUilee coaaec coaaectkw couseciosi I It
tkw t iosi with w tth his official ofllctla1 carriage so far as asascertained isertaIDecl as I Iscertained
ascertained a ertaIDecl were M He1i1tWloS He1i1tWloSC06t aoflswsCost fellows fellowsCost
Cost i icoachman of carriage < mount paid to toJuaaD te I Ipaebma
coachman c paebma JuaaD white whi bi employed emplo AS Mmu such JSSL20 JSSL20salary SLtHlary
salary s pate to feouasu t JlG 1 ltsrent Nent ent odoffice odofficeeeaehbouse odom odofikeonebbouse I
eeaehbouse c cechmaas room aw5 JId stable stableto stableto
to t o Seraflaa Moliner oIlaer de Jorrin 71D 7l 1 rub ¬ I Iber
ber tires for carriage 1 W5 Manuel Yalles Yallesand S Snd i iaacl
and a at nd others ot ra miscellaneous mi eeJia bills incidental incidentalto inc ntal ntalte I Io
to t o the carriage and out outfit t aggregating
41271 repairs to the carriage car e and to s t
hired carriage earria 253 one set double bar harness barDean 1 1IteM ¬
ness and fixtures J3 36S9 S8 one set single
harness and fixtures ftxtur 2 2YSO SO that for forcoachman forCOKbmaa fec r rcoachman
coachman 8 boots for ur coachman e eJu 212 212suit 5l2P 5l2Psuit lO I Isuit
suit for coachman 1S35 183 1535 jipijapa JpiJa j + pjape hat for forcoachman foi foioachman i
coachman c 1JS 123 panama pa bat for footman footman3SS
3 3SS boots for coachman aR t65O 65 650 shirts for forcoachman ton toncoachman
coachman U S2 uniform ionn for coachman
oM43 4 43 livery for coachman chaD 2 2553 S3 rain raincoat rat ratoost I Icoat
coat for or footman foot 2 2t50 4i 3 slt cotta ug for forIDaD on coach coachman conchman ¬
man and footman 174 74 1 paid extra to hon hostler hontier ¬
tier tJ r 15 laundry for or coachman coacbau paid by b be4JY b3
Xeely e4JY 20 laundry of coachman paid by It Iteely bJ r
Xeely eely SS 2S total S444S07 S444S07DISTRIBUTION StH9 StH9DISflRIBUTION 444907 444907DISGRIBUTION
DISTRIBUTION OF THE AHMY AHMYQurMioiiM A3MYQnel 03MYQttlUIU
QurMioiiM Qnel lot That Are Now J lI nltllrhln nltllrhlnour llal tiirl ii rlln rllnVar > Inc
Vitr our I IJclJ1rtmcnt > ejinrin eIarent nt Olllclnls OlllclnlsThe OfllclnlMTJte OflIciitlThe
The Admiaistratlea anticipate a asity ashy JH JHsity
sity of urni urniSn JDlLiDtainlAf at leant 40000 1rGcp
Sn the Philippines for the next year and andpeesibly aadHMlSlblf nec necpossibly
possibly much lllUC longer longerSuch IonglSacll longerSuck
Such an 11 army is BOW nearly aan OMaalf the themeatc tilet8 thi S Stotal
t8 ll audterhled 8trea strength tR sad IC tile Tf gl glateRt gimeats
meats are ail regular as the t e deaanmeat deaanmeatlader depart lReat lReateXlMda men menexpects
expects they will ill e be where tile Feaiachr Feaiachrare lader laderbeing r rare
are to come from rom io event e a big for Insen e ebelab 0 0being
being demanded for China CIII is problemat problematical prDbIelaatlceJ problemalIcel ¬
ical The possWlity of Congress c le leiog tejD helug
lug called in extx ex seasien should the Chi Chinese ChiB Chinose ¬
nose B situation gro r more serious has been beendiscussed beencliKUAe bees a adiscussed
discussed h here re hut the chances c are re remote remotc remote ¬
mote The President does not desire Ire a sea seaeiea seaales e3
ales during the eampUgu eam J8u and a d strong in influences iJlIhHlDecs Influeneea ¬
fluences would be exerted ag8ia against any aD luch luchIRene sue suemave uch uchnteve
IRene that might be contemplated coBte tlatei In ihnt ihntdirectvH iha lnt lntdlrect t tdlrectsn
directvH directvHMilitarism dlrect dlrectsnMilitarism a alIJilarism
Militarism is not popular JIOPU r with the masssa masssaand masstIaDd meass a aand
and any extra session for the pmpoie ptupo e of ofincreasing tInertllsiB o f fS
increasing the military establishment establishmenthowever estabiishDlEIILJtoweer establishmantbawever S
however urgent singontnecli such a course nTgat mS t seim seimwould setmwould I Iwould
would unquestionably be viewed Iewed with con considerable consicfentble considerable ¬
siderable alarm by party managers managersThere managersThere managersThere
There are now about b4MO HO troops equally eoual
divld divided between regulars
ao1 volunteer ohmtrsunder a aunder
under General MacArthur but this force torn e
is U t be reduced redtl by about 3609 for or Chi Cainese Cbin Chiservice I
nese n service under present orders Troops Troopsnow e enow
now being equipped here berefor for China are in inclcued InclttJed Iaclttled I
clcued in the estimate of o 4 45I40 vM requited r S
in the Philippines as S s they will be trans tra s ¬ I Iferr
ferred ferr d to Manila Ianna immediately hn etIlately their ser services senIces serrvices ¬
vices Ices can be dispensed ed with yith in China ChinaWithdrawals CbinaWithdrawals ChinaWithdrawals
Withdrawals of 0 troops troolS are to be made maderom mad e
from rom COO so that b t OCtober 1 not more morethan mar 0 0tban
than J 00 men wi1lrintn iill rim ln In the IIisnd I
distributed between the Havana and San Santlago
tlago provinces The police work of the th 0 f 1 I
island will be left to the native oi3cals oi3calsand ofiiclIlsand oidcai S Sand I
and only onl a small detachment aeac ment of regular regu regua ar r rtroops I j
troops maintained at the leading ports orts and Endcommercial an d dcommercial I Icommercial J
commercial centres The order for his hismovement hi himovemeM S 1 I Imovemenc
movement will also result most mos probably probabi I
in the detachment of o General Lee Le end his hisassignment hisassignment hi S Sassignment
assignment to service at home General GeneralLee GaneralLee GanersLee I
Lee has hls been In Cuba for nearly two yeais yeaisand yeaisand
and lias nasscen has seen more continuous srvice arric arricthere I I
there than perhaps any other high officer omerexcept offle offleexcept I Iexcept I
except General Glm ral Wood The reason fori for to I
bringing home so many mnn troops is open o n to toWar toconjecture t 0 0conjecture
conjecture and 15 not explained al the th e I Iar
War ar Department It is assumed that it is I S San I Ian Ian
an indication of o the purpose urpose to establish establishan estabis ii iian
an autonomous government goernmentln In Cuba It is isquite isquite I S Squite
quite as probable however that the need needof needor nee d dof
of troops in the Philippines to take the theplace theplace th e eplace
place of o the volunteers the debarkation of ofwhich ofwhich c if ifwhich
which is to begin In November furbishes furbishessufficient furishes6umcient 5 5sufficient
sufficient excuse for the present plans It ItIs I t tis
is not yet definitely known whether any of ofthese ofthese c if ifthese
these troops will go to China ChinaThe ChinaThe ChinaThe
The Notes oteK of the Cuckoo CuckooFrom CuckooFrom CuckooFrom
From the Loa Globe GlobeThe GloWllH GlobeThe
The ewctoo kUll tl1l saran < cras to be attracting a good got
deal of attention from our rad readers olu r in fact tlxre tlxreare tereare tiers tiersate
are a number si human lM vocalists who would be beglad 1 1glad
glad to bear se great an ietercst i iter tut t taken UI > cn is their theireffort tJacir tJaciretrllr the it iteeostm
effort etrllr l at song son One > ile corr corrnuEonsdesz ei I < nt statea tfcat tfcatlie tbatIll tbs it itlie
lie has frequently fr < bean an interval of a whole wholet whok10ft who Ic Ictoee
t 10ft B only o l which interval w wfr may lUll add a d we 1 our oursclrw ourtel eu F Fselves
selves tel heard a cuckoo riint 1 iUl out no longer ago agothan a athan
than lift Sunday Our cofrespjndint cot1 pndtnt further nates natesthat Itlitesthat Stat Statthat
that heias he liaS ba also a le heart r intervals of a Tourth and andeven ondntn as I Icrew
even a filth adding addin that Sir rrrd rdrik > ri k Ouseley Ouseleyonce Ouseleyon Ousele y yonce
once on heard a pair of cuikooe ttteriny 1lurin tuenur minor millGrthirds mipi Sr Srthirds
thirds one ne singing i jllg < a tone below bel 1I the tbcoIttr oOtrr An Another As
1
other oorrispondenl rorn n ent sums up the mattrr mattert mattertThO thus thusTbr hun hunDir i
Dir pprics org C1 of the oa urJoo < ioo ii changed cha chacgedthe ed n ntbe
the isrintr Lat Late in n ti tine > e eamrncr cuckoos cannot cannotutter unnotutter canal t tutter I
utter their cry ry rcadiiv uadiJy but b t stammer = over on it
MONEY IN SMALL THINGS THINGSIIoiv THINGSlIow
I IIoiv ow Bullion HaTe Been De en Dlntle Inch by byAttention b bAttention byAttention >
Attention to Trlflf TrlflfA TrIa TrIaA Pr1fle Pr1fleA
A writer in a current publication says saysthat S s sthat
t that th at great fortunes have sometimes hung hungon
on very small hinges that many man a man manhas
1 has ha s made a million dollars or more by bypaying bypaying
r paying pa ying attention to little things and that thatothers
c others ot hers have found that what seemed li in Insignificant
i significant si proved to be very ery important importantindeed Importantindeed
I indeed in deed He continues continuesA
A seedy Individual called on Alonzo B BCornell
Cornell C < In his office on lower Broadway BroadwayNew Broollwa Broollwaew
New N ew York and exhibited a device which whichhe whichhe
he h e claimed would do away with that thatplague thatplaguc
j plague pl ague of the modern business mans life lifethe lIethe
the office boy bo lie held heldtn in his hand a acrude acrude
crude cr ude instrument about three inches inchessquare Inchessquare
square s by two inches deep with a wire wireattached wireattached wirettached
attached a < and a small key or lever to topull topull
pull p ull down Mr Ir Cornell listened atten attentively attentively ¬
tively ti vely to what the inventor had to say sayespecially
especially e to his explanation how a com company company ¬
1 pany p any could C Uld be organized organizedwith with offices at atsome atsome
some s ome central point In a city citywhere where mel messenger melsenger ¬
senger S boys could be kept in waiting to torespond torespond
respond r to calls how callboxes could be beplaced beplaced
placed p laced In business houses to be operated operatedby operatedby
by b y this simple lever and how the boys boyscould boyscould
could c run errands sweep out offices oce5 < and anddo Bnddo
do d o ether things at a charge of so much muchper muchper
per p et hour hourMr hour31r I
Mr fr Cornell paid the man 2000 for or It Itand
and a nd then he organized the American merlcan Dis District Dlstr1ct ¬ I
trict t Messenger service a business which whichenabled whlehcnabled
enabled e him to clear J400WO from the t e sale saleof saleor
of o f his surplus stock and which has earn earned earned ¬
ed e d millions of dollars for him and for the tbetelegraph thetelegraph
telegraph t companies which succeeded him himin himIn
in i n its control Thousands of o boys have havebeen havebeen
been b een given employment as a result and aadmillions andmllll
millions mllll m illions D8 of messages have been added to tothe tothe
the t he business of the great telegraph lines linesIf linNIt
If I f Mr Ir Cornell had ignored Ig ored the matter the thechances theehaDC6s
chances c are that the discouraged investor investorwould Iliventorwould
would w ould have given up the attempt atte pt to In Interest Interest ¬
terest t people in his scheme ICb e me while It is iscertain Iscertala
certain c that Mr Ir Cornell would ould never have havereared haerca
reared rca r ed millions from rom it and that he night nightt mlktrHIr
rHIr n evr bare bec become rD Governor oC t New York Yorka Yorkaa
a aa he did a few ew years later in 1S78 1S78Almost 1mAlmost 1579Almost
Almost a similar experience was that thatof thatol
of o f Charles Could who waa Collector of the thePort thePort
Port P ort of Buffalo Bu < alo sixteen years ago One Oneday ODeday
day d ay he bought a patent ear coupler from froma
a poor man who ho offered it for 54 and a aJob ajob
Job j ob as foreman orenaan of the factory vbeh should shouldmake abou1l1make
make m ake it Mr Gould ould knew that the Patent PatentOffice PateatOOlce
Office 0 111cc at Washington Wain tOR had granted rsnted patents patentson pIlte ta ta1MI
on O s seventyare different styles of ear coo couplers eoupiers ¬
piers p lots and that it re a standing Joke among amongthe atDOB atDOBthe
the t he VasbaKtM officials o that every cran crank in inthe Inthe
the t he United States sooner or later tries his hishand JawliaRd
hand at inventing then Upon enquiry enquiryMr eBCItdrlr
Mr Gould IC < rated < ned eel that while leas than thanIM than1M
IM 1 00 had been give iu iron patents tealS aver I IJT 7M O had fcadbeen d dbHoa
been b een received r eled up u U te that date datea1lliMtt anont 1SS3 1SS3Mr 1SsaBut
But B et Mr Mra Goal Gould did not care If there were wtorea
a million patents in existence eXiste If this was wasa wasgoed
a goad one he would woulan OIIld ADd nd a way to pat It Ittho
an a n th tho market or rather OB th then cars csr of ofthe 9lthe
nII
the t he United States It is now in use on ORD so somany 5 5many I
many D railways that it requires 2000 ae aeto meR meRto
to t o make the couplers aad 3S Jee other < men mento meato
to 1 0 chip them and put thesa tbO on Mr Gould Gouldis GoaldHi
is I s president of many ay large jaanyfactnrlog jaanyfactnrlogeorapaDte JDD mauifactunlngocopenlet raetarlcg raetarlcgCOAIIr
COAIIr c eorapaDte which ldl have gn P9O grou o out t of the thecoMpirr theeu
coMpirr 00 c eu badness Mr 4r r Ga Conk M enjoys enos aa in income 1 1eGIDt Isome ¬
come c of f S3M P000 001 a day from these companies companiesand eoatpaatesaDd companiesnd
and a nd has accumulated a fortune of ofOMWW 1 1MG8iI iO iOesees
OMWW n an ie i the past ten yonra v are n He inept his hispromise hispromise hisremise
promise p remise to the man who famished the eon coupler eoupier eonier ¬
pier p ier
plerTwenty
Twenty yeara age the great brownstone browastoaequarries browutoaeqllarn
quarries q earrien of New England were furnishing furnishingthe turntableShe
the t he cities of the Atlantic seaboard sail otilikms mllIIoaa
ions l of feet of o sawed stone iJt In sawing sawtogthe sawlagtJwo S
the t he stone rough diamonds were used fast fastened factued Bt BteaecI ¬
ened c ued securely in the edges de of great swing swinging lwiBgIRg awingeg ¬
ing l eg blades of steel which were driven drivengiant drhe8Miek
bock alMl am forth by stem power across the tlte1Iiaat thegiant
giant blocks brought brou t from Ibo quarries quarriesBut uan1I11i uan1I11iBul
But the diamonds cost eo t a great deal of ofH ot1B8Ite
H 1B8Ite ey y and wore oat in a few fW weeks ow owag owIe ownt
t ag nt to I the racer Incessant a lit friction wa the sand sandstone Dd DdstoDe ¬
stone It was at possible to split the thestone thestolleDOt th thtonenothing
stone stolleDOt s tonenothing nothing iag but a deaR smooth surface surfaceon surr surfaceon e
on the slabs would do The teeth t t of even evenhardened 6ehantea6d eveshardened
hardened steel tH1 saws were W er < found to wear wearout wealout wearout
out in one day and steel saws cost Many Manydollars JDaDYcIolla manydollars
dollars cIolla each arJt The trade was ripe r1 for some somexenhts aoIftCealus somegenius
genius ealus who Do could lessen the expense expfta of the thesawing thesa thesawing
sawing sawingtan sa sawingHe wia wiaHe
He a appeared in t PftMR et Mr MU MUmaa Tillman
man tan who 110 had an idea that el chilled llft steel steelwould steelwould I Iwould
would be suaViently S1I tI hard to wear at atas leant leantas L Las
as long as diamonds H He fastened te steel steelshot reelIOt I Ishot
shot in tbe saw sa and started it They drop droppad I
pad out sit t because I betas round her cooio cooiotbe eeaiDOt I IDot
DOt be securely inserted near tim f4 edge ol olthe as t tthe
the saw He H e did not notice the mishap un until dtU ¬
til some time had elapsed Then Tlleaped h be stop stopped p ppod ¬
ped the saw and found that all the t tiny tinysteel tla tlasteel tIasteal
steel bullets balle had dropped out But what whatwas wIIatwu I IWas
was hi his astonishment tt to ted thai the saw sawhad sawhad P Plied
had done doe better Uer work than ever e before beforeusing belereiag beSoreusing
using iag the chilled shot m III a detached way wnyturn wa waroIlla wayroiling
roiling < them back and forth III 1 the spec apettltrll spectars
turn H Hstone He < Nt def deeper r and deeper ins tINt tINtst S S5tOt
stone st k having ItaTt Just as many y shot left eftat as asat as r rat
at the beginning < He patented his lai discov discovery d dfOry dieceecry ¬
cry and ones ail the mills Ia m in Xew Xewrand N NlaRd lag
rand were uaia 1tfI his chilled steel shot otMR sbotMR
3 MR R HKINIJEYS MKllU YS DESPOTISM DESPOTISMHit DESPOT DESPOTIrInujerta xrr xrrIrlllrin
Irlllrin utlc rclldocI Fciilniew Slun tlsvz 11 11IIi jc I
Hit IIi Treatment of sf Mr 1r SIinrt ShornR ShornRThe SinurtIriThe < iT iTThe
The suit filed in the Court of Claims by byexSecretary byexS b r rexSocretiry
exSecretary exS < retary Carlisle of the Treasury TreuwrybeJlaI in inbehalf ii I Ibehalf
behalf of Ferdinand M Saurtte former formerGeneral fOllBerGeDftal r rGeneral
General Appraiser of Customs Cast is said to toafford toa In a aatord
afford a a strong illustration of she imperial imperialUti hBperialIUe imperialIstle
Uti Istle tendencies of President XuKfuter XuKfuterMr XcKlaJeyr
Mr r Shurtieff was appointed General Ap Appraiser Appraiier Appraiser ¬
praiser by Present Harrison in 1SS IstIt with without without wIthout
out any application on isis is part He had hadserved Jiadserved ban I Iserved
served twenty years In the tlt customs serv servlee serrlee service
lee on the Pacific Coast was regarded r rded as asan asan an I Ian
an expert and was recommended by lead leadsection lca4iag lendlag
lag business mea aDd newspapers o tkat tkatsection lbs t tsection
section sectionThe sectionThe sectionThe
The act creating the Board of o General GeneralAppraisers GaDemlAppralsera 1 1Appraisers
Appraisers proscribes that they may ma maremoved be beremoved hi c cremoved
removed from rom office for inefficiency neg ¬
lect or malfeasance Dlftlfea aace in office The intent of o 4
Congress C08ressaM and the general understandtog uB41erstaa iltg S
was and is that the tenure of the mem
hers of the board bo rd
shall be comparatively comparativelypermanent comperatJvelypermanent I Ipermanent
permanent Mr lr Shurtieff was therefore thereforenaturally thereforenaluraU e enaturally
naturally naluraU v very ery ry much surprised to receive receiveon receiveon i ion
on January 17 ISM the following note not C
from Secretary Gage GageSir GageSir GageSir
Sir The President deem it itCentral his At duty t t11I cek C CSome
Some ehasigra 11I ia dw peaunnel 0 rile Beard ef f feri
Central eri Apnrai tpptaisees ppn Hn rg With this in ini view Joe tIirfts tIirftsIBe sss
i lee e to nxjuttt c4unst you to swbBHt t to b btkm biH1 Tour resigns I
tills to take effect < kt at hit hi Bleaore BleaoreTo pktteTo
To this th s communication Mr fr Shurtieff ShurtleffJtlled re replied reidled ¬
plied at length stating the circumstances circumstancesunder 6 6uader a aunder
under which he was appointed a itetl the faith ¬
fulness and efficiency with which he bad ba S
discharged his duties the absence ab of all allCORIplalnts al 1 1complaints
complaints against him and the th provisions provisionsof C Cof
of the law which
protected him from re remo1 remoral
moral without cause The answer to this tblsclme thi thic4me
came of o date of May Ia 3 1S ISH It was dated datedirom date 4 4irom
irom the Executive Mansion and read as a S
follows followsSir followsSir followsSir
Sir Yea are hereby removed from the he oSee oeI ef
General Appraiser PtvJiHr of Merchandise etehaRdiSE to take effect efer eferupon
upon the aptMMBtmcat afltltl tIBCRt aDd qualiaeatioa qualikat 4NI of y J0tIr J0tIrIUre yes mr mrwccsasor r reseceser
wccsasor IUre oor WILLIAM ViLLlA3lThis MeKlXLEY MeKlXLEYThis le1i1XLE1This
This was ns short and
sweet with a ¬
rca vengeance en engeance L Lgeance
geance Mr Shurtleff was holding an of ¬
fice regarded in no sense as a political one oneBy oneBy t tBy
By solemn act of Congress It had been beenexpressly beonexpr086I bee a aexpressly
expressly exempted from the contingencies contingenciesof S Sof
of o political changes and vicissitudes He was we S
faithful efficient and acceptable to the thebusiness thebusintss lb 0 0business
business interests with which he came In Incontact IncontacL I a acontact
contact Ills removal was summary un uncalled uncaJJed L Lcalled ¬
called for and if an act of Congress ngresa Is Isworth Isworth I 5 5worth
worth anything unlawful unlawfulMr unlawfulMr
Mr 11 McKInley cKlnley was exercising the despotic despoticpowers dep Itlc Itlcpowers c cpowers
powers of a ruler with unlimited preroga prerogatives prerogaUves prerogatires ¬
tires not the constitutional authority of ofthe o othe c f fthe
the chosen head of o a Republic RepublicActine RepuhHcActing
Acting under the highest l legal sgal advice adviceand aal aalan a4vI a4vIand C
and an d with regard to what ho conceives coneetve to tobe 6 6hO
be his undoubted right Mr Shurtlaff has hastreated hastreated be La Latreated
treated his hi cocslled co mlled < removal cs unwar ainwsiranted unwarranted a8r a8rranted ¬
ranted He H has every month made formal formaldemand formaldemand forms II IIdemand
demand upon the Treasury for the thoPflj pay at attached as I Itached ¬
tached to his office and his bill blllllled filed 1ilaija is the theCourt tkeCourt tin a aCourt
Court of o Claims Is for the recovery of the thesame thefame tb LC LCsame
same It is apprehended the question will willultimately wt II IIultimately
ultimately come before the Supreme Court Courtof Courtor Coos t tof
of the United l nited States when w > a nay > ay have havean baa e ean
an authoritative decision deeIs Ion as i the he real realmeasure realmeasure r rmeasure 1
measure of Imperial Im er ll power pa sed cd b bMr I y yMr > I
Mr McKinley I
CHINESE POST POSTWARNINGS POSTWARNINGSlhl1nilelphln WARNINGShlladelphla WARNINGS WARNINGSIhllntlelpltla <
Ihllntlelpltla I Celestials Remote KcmnlnQluetly RcmnlnQluetJ
Qluetly QluetJ > In Their houses HouxcxPHILADELPHIA HouellPHILADELPHIA housesPHILADELPHIA
PHILADELPHIA July 16 1GThe The Quaker QuakerCity QuakerCity
City Ci ty Chinese quarter Is beglning to feel the theeffects theefIeets theffects
effects e of the atrocities committed upon upontte
thc tte t c United States officials am cia Is and other repre representatives revresentntJves
sentatives Se ntatires In China Ordinarily Sunday Is Isone isne
one o ne of the liveliest days in that section of ofRace ofRace
Race R ace Street between Ninth and Tenth Tenthrecte
1 streets St recte known as Chinatown It has hasfor haslJr
for fo lJr r years been the custom of hundreds of
Chinamen C through with their weeks work workover workover
over o ver the wash washtub tub or at the Ironing board boardto
to commence congregating there about aboutnoon aboutnoon aboutoon
noon n oon and by 3 oclock Sunday afternoon afternoonthe
the t he street street especially during the summer summerand
and a nd the Chinese tenanted houses lining It Ithave Ithave
have h ave been crowded with the Celestials CelestialsYesterday CelesUalsYe
Yesterday Ye terday the situation sltua situat1 was different differenthen
When W hen a reporter visl dslte1 rlsitedhinatown tedlChinatown hinatown about aboutoclock
2 oclock in the afternoon less than a hun
dred d red Chinamen were visible on the streets streetsand streetsand
and a nd these belonged in the immediate immediateneighborhood Immediatenelghborhood immediateeighborhood
neighborhood n The Chinaman from the theoutlying
outlying o districts was conspicuous by his
absence a Even many of o the Celestials who wholive whalIe whore
live li re in Chinatown and who would ould have havepreferred haepreferred
preferred p the comparative coolness of the theawningshaded theawnlnlshaded
awningshaded a sidewalks to the heat of oftheir
their t overcrowded stuffy living lIvic rooms re remained toained I
mained m ained inside and out of o view viewAt Iew IewAt
At each of the two entrances to Chlia ChhatownInth I
town townInth I Ninth and Tenth streets slreetstc twe po zo o j I IIIcemen
licemen li cemen were stationed with instructions instructionso j
to t o keep a sharp lookout for retaliatory din disturbances dtsturbances ¬ I
turbances t started st rted by overzealous Amen Americans Amerlcans
cans c ans and to quell anything of the kind 00 in InIts
its It s incipiency jnclpl ncy Ordinarily one policeman is iaconsidered isonsidered I
considered c enough to take care of China Chinatown CItIBatown
town t own on Sunday afternoons The little littlegroups
groups g of o Chinamen gathered here and aadthere utdtheN
there t on the sidewalks chatted with a sub subdued subueE
dued d ueE air and all of their euotomary Sunday Sundayafternoon SundayatterDooa t
afternoon a hilarity and gay gayety ty Was 18 aia nclonieg ing
That T hat a warning of some Kind < had gone Dllettiag1 out otItrom
from f rom those in authority among g th the Celes Celestials CeIesdaIs Celesials ¬
daIs t ials to keep as quiet as possible JMM and to toavoid
avoid a void giving offence oesce ia any way was obvi obvious obvious ¬
ous 0 05 to any aD person at all U familiar with Chi Chinatown CJaInatoB Chiatown ¬ I
natown n customs customsThere iUatolDsThere custoesaThere
There was such a warning ml > IB fact faet there therewere tlterewere
were w ere two of them Both were printed JB lSiChtaese
Chinese C hinese characters on blight red strips of ofChinese etCIIIlIe2Ie ofhinese
Chinese C hinese paper a foot wide and nearly four fourfeet fourfHt foureet
feet f eet long One of them them was posted eni OB the Utefroot
front f ront of 1 lC Race Street Str t wMc whleh te a flour flourishiag SMuriahing
ishiag i Chinese CJaiD grocery and the other etJterthe OR ORtbe
the t he front of 92S S in the opper > pper BOOK Seers of ofwhich etwlileh
which w hich building buIldings ildlagjs s located the Chi Chihouse ChInese J jeS
house h oue Aa attempt by the report reporttain reporter 1er to j noain
lain l a translation of the t e placards which w whichere k kwere 1
were W ere posted shortly before 2 oclock la the theafternoon 1JIeafterueoa
afternoon a amid great excitement exe1t t on the thepart tilepart
part p ert of the residents of Chinatown met metwith t8elwttla
with dismal diem I failure Even the halfdoses halfdoseser I Ier
er o r more enlightened e ll < tlteaed Chinamoa m the street
I
to t o whom w lOlB newspaper men are accustom accustomed aecllta811bb od to togo
go g b for information concerning ernll11 that Queer qonerection r i isectloa
section s of the ci y simply shock their heeds hoadand h haad
and s ad declared they didnt know The i iBealeet
nearest n to success te reporter achieved achievedwas BdlIe achievedwan I Ias
was as when he approach approached ppru od a brightmaking bdghtIeoklgoung ilt iltYOUltg J
young y oung Chinaman ia American attire attire wh wb j IbWtecl
had Just finfebed reading readia ee of 1 the pin piscards i iWhat
cards c
cardsWhat
What does it say John the young youngChinaman 1OIDCCbtaaman
Chinaman was asked askedhim i iHim I111m
Him tell alt U Chinamen to stay home and andwait
I
wait wslt was the reply Xoch UouWe in inChina taChina
China Xo 0 want lit tlcuMe In Philadelphia PhiladelphiaSeveral iR iReeral I
Several days ago Lee Toy T Tu J the Mayor ayor of ofChina ofChinatown I IClttutOWII
China Chinatown town Won Woet Kwostg one of the tHeatjg1eDed moot mootenlightened t
enlightened e and iwosreasive Ye of the t e young yoaagI yoaagIer i ier I Ir i
er e r Chinamen Henry Des Tuna Fook Thug IliosLang IliaLaag
Lang Charlie Law Ken Kee and Mm Tat Leg Lorall Letj Legll
all a ll representative re tatlve Chinese Cltt ese merchants merchantsJoined Iftrdlutsjotaed merchantsI
Joined j oined in a proclamation addressed to diet dietChinese cite theChinese I ICI
Chinese CI He residents of f the city deploring the thedisturbance i idisturbance i
disturbance in China and repudiating alt altconnection aUeoaD altonnection
connection eoaD c < tioa with the Boxers or sympathy sympathywith SllDpallawith sympathyS
with the objects ob of that bloodMmy or organisatin 1 S
ganization This T 1s was before the theof sews aewsc1aDftrm sewsaflrsaig
c1aDftrm c aflrsaig t the a1ou sLughter ter ot the 1IIeof members membersof
of the American aid a other ot er legations legationsFekia at atPeltla a aekla
Fekia l ekla The Th sad tidogs of Saturday 3attlldllye ai aiyesterday and andn
I IWt
yesterday e terday making Jft 1ag U practically certaia certaiathat esetatathat
that not a single tIa one of alt the tileor Americans Americanser
or Europeans w fa the Chinese CI IteN capital had hadbeen 11Mbeft hadbeen
been spared dobUeus tes Inspired yeswr yeswrLast y ypreauttoaary yeszwdays
days precautionary placards S be ed edLut ed
Last night was the quietest t Sunday SaMayChiIe i iChinatown nlhi nlhiChinatown
Chinatown ChiIe has known ItDOi for Seean years Aa extra extraforce ennaforce t tforce
force of aeHeessea tee was oa duty ey hi illSt Xace XaceStreet Xac I
Street St but fonaaotoly th t tr services Mn1etiBOt servicesneeded sei lc were werenot I
not needed D What few white w ite pesama arsias there therewere ueer
were er ia Chinatown as viahers yw emdaeladtheirseires asaiatlsd asaiatlsdtheatselves t tt <
theatselves t ellstI as if nothing oat of the dMliar era eraaary ordi ordiS
liar were w taking place plac in China white whitethe whikthe aiIe aiIetlI S
the tlI CaisaSBea CI na theaeeivee tIt ea resaaiaed fca fcadoors 11Ioon
InS
doors as much as possible ble j jMARYLAND i iXARYLA
MARYLAND XARYLA D FREIGHT WSSCK i iA
W1tECKI I
A 1 PainS I ntnl II at t O C CIUloR IJIsl n nt IIre Drtokt ltrekeTuniel lc lcTunnel p
I
Tunnel TunnelCUMBBRLAND TUD1IrlCUMBERLAND
CUMBERLAND Md X July 1C 1nlPt ItTwa ItTwaiiet Ttae Ttaer I
nlPt trsias No 90 gatag WoeS aM N Nconslag
71 conslag east eastBroob crashed lass each orhes orhesnear
near r Brooks Tunnel sixty raitea was went eCj eCjCumbertaad 8C 8CC el
Cumberland C oa the PUtstmrg dMsiea lviais of eltH 1 1the J Jthe t
the BaJt Baltimore aad a Okie JbdIMaII Watti aai yeater yeaterday JIeItfICcia
day cia damagiat three oaalaoa elM a yesteri helper hetaeraad S Sand I IaM i
and six freight cars ad severity mjmhsa mjmhsatwo IIIjIIrtIIIt
iaJwuIaiL
two t WO I Iiaataatly tramps wile were stealing a rife rifetaataatiy and L
Instantly killiaa kill kUU Edward rIi TomUasoa IIIJCIa of ofCumberlaad 4 4Cumberland
Cumberland j I I
Young l ToatUasoa Toal1 was oa ate hisNttstmrg war to toPittsburg teptttab i
Pittsburg ptttab where Itere he intended to go oa a apassoaser apSSEUer a I
IL
passenger trala but was induced hr a acompaaioa acompat a L
aI
compaaioa eB to take a freight tram He wasr was wasabout as asaboat I
about eighteen years of axe aa uaaaeally uaaaeallybright uyt ncnacafl ncnacaflr r
bright t young man ma and had been ia the law lawoffice Jawom hasoffice r
office om of Benjamin A A Richmond ins insyears several leY iyears
years He was a sea of the late Peter Pet 7 1TUDSOll 3Tamilason j jliaaon
TUDSOll liaaon and resided with wit his mother motherI I Ilid Iand
I and lid sisters His H remains reral were brought broughti I I Ito
i to Cumberiaad CUIBbt > rJa8d last evening for burial burialAt rial I It IS
At t Brooks Tunnel both tral trains were to b bmeet S j jmeet imeet
meet and one was to take a siding there therebeing tbftebeiDg
being only a single track Before one of elthe al althe j jtbe I
the tralssieuW traiaswouid be stopped st teaifef the theother hc hcother e eother
other to take the siding the tb crash came cameAH ealReAll
All passenger trains tnd were delayed lela7edtrai cameI aad aadtrain a atrain I
train trai No C was compelled to come to Cum Cumlaad CtI CtIJaBd Cuesland
land over the main line lineMilton JlaemtOR lineMilton
Milton Norris orrl5 of Cumberland who bo was wasriding wasrWiDg
riding with Tomliaeon was slightly injur injured iaJur1 ¬
ed According te young Norris statement statementhe t the
he and Toasliuson TomIiHOn1aad had purchased atelDftltl tickets ticketsfor ticketstor a
for PiUsburg and took regarar re regular lar paseeager paseeagertrala pnmeagetrain r rtrala ar
trala No o 9 out of Cumberland ia the morn aioraing JIIOnIiog morntag
tag They got off at Rockwood for laach laachand l Isaac I Iand
and the trala left them there They Theyjumped TIle TheJumped I Ijumped
jumped the next freight that can ca came sinai ajoaghoy i
They hoy were riding rWin on a a flat car leaded wKh wKhheavy wisi h hheavy I Iheay
heavy rolls Two tramps were also also ee the thecar eea th e ecar
car ea aad Norris was telling them of nest accidents aecIdents nestr ¬
dents that bad occurred at this parttestlar parttestlarpoint partioulepoint rtielllilr rtielllilrpoint r
point when the crash ease easeBoth eameBoth
Both tramps are fatally injured one oneprobably MeproMbl an anprobably a
probably fatally Tomlinson was waseross caught caughtacross S Sacross
across eross the th body between the heavy bOav rolls rollsand roll 5
and death was instantaneous The ear In Infront Is Isfront a 5a I
front landed half way oa top of the t ie car OB OBwhich oB oBw1llch on onI JIil1
which Tomliaeon was riding rWi g His faee was wasbadly waabadly wa wabadly I
badly disfigured Norris rri6 says he was hurl hurled hurted ¬
ed high in the air by tbe upheaval tll laUrl1 aad aadthen a athfn ann
then down an embankaient Jaadia landing annS IM IMfeet 1 1foet II IIfeet S
feet from the track Norris had little littlemoney hittImoney
money while 566 G8 was as found oc oc Tealiaeea TealiaeeaTomlinson TomIiHCMITomlmsonnd TomlinneeTomlisson I
Tomlinson Tomlmsonnd and Norris orris were on a pleasure pleasuretrip e etrjp etrip
trip
trjpCURRENT
CURRENT HUMOR HTJSIOBXot HU1ORot HUMORNot
Not ot tu < o Be 11 Repeated RepeatedProm nel ReisentedProm ntt11 ntt11Pr
Prom Pr Prom le chicago Raeord RaeordDid RerortlDicJ ResectjJ
Did jJ you y aA Dr Pellets where be was wasXot WII5tlIia 4a 4athis
this III IIIKot taRmac taRmacNot
Not I h last t year I aeked aK bix bixeosMnt I hr 14 lie C Ccouldnt
eosMnt g gte gv auywhire homes esaesdaon WI WII 0 0soled
te soled bad
A Slirewil Observer ObserverFrom Ohse ObserverFrom cr crF
From F the PhtUMpliin PWla PWlaD8t P lre lrelint s sDat >
lint kid js goes s ter tor Smdar Iy schMl m 11 Mk lite ta s M MKK itrtlHarfleaI KrcnsS
rtlHarfleaI tine tint r m mU enmitasty
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Cat be cans it Sabbath tea elt ached achedWorkia L LVorfcInsr
Workia VorfcInsr orkn for n Contract ContractFMm ContrnetoMIR ContractFcm
FMm me HIe Doirott D Delr reIt it Free Prat PratHave Press PressloSS
Ioltft Have yen 5 any Mea what IIltatratL IIltatratL1i nieoiaMutohr nieoiaMutohrlike on t tlike
like 1i spirit IM Odea OdeaYes W WYen
Yes 1 I think SlIM cDterptisiac aapnukw 1 sear aUuted IWteel t tedit
ed edit H it
A Great Chnc ChncF CiranareFrees
Prow F the I1 I1rectom I ih1bdp4 North ba5fla ba5flaJ
1 can recosonend tine Dllltioa eatS as as0IftII beth in
rectom 0IftII Jii Jd 4 tac th l JaB sa man sm j c 8 fr ie l one r this thisaften tin tinafteensess 5
afteensess aften B and apS ft if a MSt Khars re s sih rie serc V i tn tnwrihc uy uyweight
weight ih considerably fooridersblyJlfr considerablyih flt itknbly
Jlfr H tk nb > you you a aeOcst < < OID ouBt for it itVcI itII itwti
VcI II fi r tru n thin thing 1 tcmfr tcmfra tend d tb ibs cO5dif OI1 1tor se sea
a a twr tTCe tw 01 1ac r till ad nd retivd ind x lad 01 1 ir Ln LntxgC
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ai aiNOTES
NOTES OF TBB TH DA DATbe DAy DAYt DAYtcmdss 1 1IIIIS
cmdss IIIIS re4ll trade bee gnaws 4609ikftOO 4609ikftOOnctag 6 o od
c d di r IIIe paK year yearne yearThe
The Salience Seem 1 Uv Liverpool Uver rpool Eagfcad to KOt KOtt liilrs
t = = x x X a S is 24M 2 2TIle 24 Mita MitaThe ihaThe
S
The MHt tumbles tki were made la nsMand n iI They Theywere 11Itywue Thyere
v were w ere brought to t Bi BJtlaat laad in MK MKIB 1056In 1 1IR
IB Fra France e a woman noah 1BIIn m mattke r appear in inJUin maesiiae maesiiaetic
a attke at tic M she me t pays y II a aA Mee s fte It et II W a year yearA nr nrA
A Fi FiBMhod French chesaM stain te line AlMvered af a ashed c cc
wa BMhod shed c f meltia melting sad moldieg MI g u m < tz like k ahu ahuA IS ISA s sA
A French eacinecr is ttytar 5ryi t track Se apdy air in inch
NCIa rack u ch a way to niKhUery M ti wake kc it Mrvt MrvtU ners na nahricatsr a ahtlricator
j htlricator htlricatorIt O C CIt
It fa lia a neirovrtlir fact thst fsrai Mm MUKID I on onMgbest miR 5551gbt
1 Mgbest ki gbt in Se Sccttla Sestlaad tlaad where tefcliHr7 fca IIaI Is IIII loean 3
k Iw ean a better this I ehewhrr ehewhrrllimiatwe eisewbeehlin2atire ill illlIiatatwo
llimiatwe I in4ia 4ba em toRIlNWE groorc hi Brazil The TItear Thee eqss eqssare
g are ar e about tIN stx ae at a little flg Sages r and aD1IiRiu ae aeCrzifii tie tieales
s Crzifii gr ales are as small 0 as nmitard and McdSew IftdSIW andNew
Sew Zeah zahd1I d tax i industry J JrMMd tau renived vetl a a1Itr ai aiurished
flo rMMd exeecdin earroalsigly 1Itr ty esriag < to t ncr r rlki is iskiIippIase
W lki I kiIippIase ih > ptees bering Jam shortened the e fMlt output pwt et f IfSn IfSnfibre bDiIa bDiIafilet 3fSzare
fibre fib re
filetThe reThe
The Tyrol Government leJJt Li aialt a tenorS o of ofcents
i 16 16co cents n per heed Iler for vipers These t snakes aks lft have be become Leer beme ¬
come co = me era1Nnda co ab a1Nnda abnusdaf Ddaot t at limos J5 to v lie a mares maresaagen trTee trTeeThe A Adanger
d danger aagen aagenThe er
The prettdeDtM leBtd oVnurf let s sIB 5e mats en the theew
N ew Yerk Cetcn Ex Exehesga hH ceased a I Imlm leather leatherg425O
i mlm ieenolp WoM the priee prieeI1tere e now be beThere
In g425O
There are tWrtttn baRk hdtdays rs in Wei Weaiern Weaiernectraha n
AIll A i aIia It is sa the proper thug sib lterse Tel Telca raw
ca e atMe CIIHI arrive tar tile coplaysa to 5S en Onzenrelons 1Wafni
uttIfIIieaL uttIfIIieaLIs e zenrelonsIn
IB laSts menaCed oslecni oslecniteiBponry an buveilag IIf raft en entItrt eneaiporary
j teiBponry t eaiporary arty B ony y if ifbicycle tIny peeler tc it We a aMqde acycle
bicycle bi cycle wi wiof wit witie ue at cc expeIIH hi hior ee
of o f a ehMzer ehMzerItoltiBMtre eMrerIII
III tile last three ymca lie IIIiUIMrT shops in inif inleSaa
V if leSaa tWIMCI em absut i 125SIS Mt w el eltrial 1 noni noniial
trial fr ial ha iat iatend4 Iw IH comtics el h hlIat8 liMOS liMOSats
j
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ItoltiBMtre B with M Ii per rem vldrnd iidu I e n all th thea she aileeapiul sheapita
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4 4in
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