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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-07

CpfcAoo. Aug. ts--splepdid sport
was The rssult OF todsy's Gsrheid park
card.
Fret race. 2 yeay-olds. three fourtbs
mile-Pfspcese Lorraine won. Ipcs
billiard seeoud, Columbia third, tirpes
I.2o1.
second. one onefesrth miles
Chimes won, Carlsbad secopd, Lord OF
ti1e fIsfefn third time. tisi
Third. selling, one mile and seSenty
ysrde I5pfnan won. Newcastss seconos
Lady Ipdss third; ssne, j s51i.
Fourth. haBascsp STAKES. worth
g ESQ. three foprths niis--o Oregon
Eclipse ~on, Eclipse secopd. Highland
third; tune lse7t-
Ffth, seslins, seven .eiehfhs mile
lister won, vstsei second, kinestock
third tine. issi.
Sr,b. ceiling. seven -e,ehtise mile
Little Crete Won. Hbsle Nose second,
One Dime third; time, BE.
rsnnouth Psrt Recess.
vrv yosx, Anr. s,--1odsy's recruits
ss Monmouth PARK
Ffvp, rars, fiSe-esrhtbs of . nsile =
Drerzs Fsily won. Espeflment second.
Thor third tinss. ;sft.
-<f.,oa. sfsres fouYtns of q mile -.
xahsei wen. E~Tle lard eeeorfd. Iese-
lace third: time. Isis.
Thsra. ons-balf n1ss--I oehsscs.ce
son, Pct s,oout secone, 1enns tnvc
tsnse. ass.
foarth. thrse fourshs Of . mlie Par
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-07

CTxcTxssTT, Aug. Ga Main street
electro car ooiilaed With pbaeton at
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-07

Fatal Accident N Street Car Phseton
Sfnash-Up.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-07

Time, 2:2oi. 2;ist. 2:2i. 2.2o., 2.lpk.
Pacing race. purse $1,000:
hai fointer........--..+-.-- y
Direct. .........2
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-11-19


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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-11-19
GOLD CoIH.

Heating Stoves Dslev SpskAAs Prices.
l wish to announce to my many
patrons and the public generally that
my stock Of heating stoves have at last
arrived have the largest and most
superior lot ever seen in these parts.
Having bought In car load lots am
determined to give my customers the
benefit Of low pricea Call and examine
this elegant line and compare prices
with Spokane. Have the exclusive sale
Of the celebrated Gold Coin and
Majestic steel ranges.
FRANK BRIsrow,
C9ur d'Ale0e, Idaho.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-11-19

The departure of Rev. Aleridge and
family from their former home, Browns.
vile, Orc, was made pleasant BY fare.
well reception rendered by their numer-
Gus friends. The reception was one Of
the most successful affairs Of the kind
ever witnessed in Brownsville, and q
delightful evening was passed by the
assembled company. The local paper
gives very complete account Of It, and
says that, while regretting the departure
of Rev. Aleridge aud family from their
midst, they congratulate C0ur d'Alene
ON securing them for residents of our
city.
Our young friend, Ira Shallis, returned
from . weeks hunt In the neighborhood
Of Sprague. Ira IL about the happiest
boy we know Of, and II We had killed
swan as large - the one he brought
home, somebody would have had to sit
up with US for q week. We award him
the medal for killing the largest swan
ever seen or heard Of in this county. 1t
measures feet, ; inches from tip to tip
Of the wings, and weighs SAX pounds.
The skin win be stuffed and mounted
by IN experienced taxidcrmist We are
not At all envioas, but We would like to
have that bird.
Companies b and G, Fourth infantry,
In command Of Lieut.. Col. Cook, passed
through the city last Wednesday en-
route to Fort Spokane. They were Ne
ceivcd at the dock by the officers Of Fort
Sherman. The Fourth infantry band
discourscd the sweetest of music ~ 4
tribute Of welcome to their returning
comrades. To judge from the amount
Of hand-shaking, one would think he
was In the midst Of political campaign.
We noticed . number Of familiar faces,
among them being Capt O'Brien and
Gus Tillman. The boys all looked hearty
and happy. and all seemed pleased at
the prospect Of boon being In comfort
able quarters.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-11-19

Guy Davis returned from Tekoa "a
Friday.
Gsorge Gloves made visit to Latah,
returning Friday.
Cash Cole, Of the Harrison Hotel. ne
turned from Spokane Sunday.
Mr.. Allen, Of Ceur d'Alene. spent tie
latter part OF the week In Harrison.
Edwin Wheeler, Harzisons post-maD-
ter, visited friends in I.atah last week.
d.. Lorenger spent . part Of last
week At some Of the neishhoring towns
W. o. Wheeler, our snterprising hard
ware merchant, visited Ceur d'Alens
city this week.
Mr.. Buckley and son, Of the min In
1t Anderson. returned from their triple
Spokane Saturday.
A. A. Stevens, from Gennssee. made
his old friends here . pleasant visit Tho
first part Of the week.
The Rev. Watson, of the Presbyterian
church ut C9ur d'Alene, made u avey
pleasant call Wednesday.
F. L. Burgan visited our city during
the week. We sre pleased 10 note the
interest Mr.. Burgaa displays In our
town.
James Bamford was In Harisen this
week. Mr.. Bamford has = large camp
on the Cear d'Alene siver getting out
logs for his mill at this place.
Ma James Nagee left Tuesday for
Elain to join her Husband. Mr.. and
Mn. Magee intend making their home
there during the winter months.
Messra T. L. and B. +. Hemingway
started for Pomerey Saturday. T. L.
intends remaining during the winter
months to attend term ut the college.
Hans Stave, Of the firm Of Stave
Bros, returned from . visit to Kendric
the last Of the week. His wife, who
accompanied him ON the visit win 10
main some time among her trienda
We greatly regret the departure OF
Dr.. Price. which occurred Friday last
The Doctor has been among ~ for some
mouths and has won the esteem of his
many acquaintance His home d In
Pennington, and - therc b q Cue open
ing there ut present for = pAysician, he
decided to make that place His psrma-
nent homo. We wish him success In
his new field.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-11-19

Farmers and Others desiring to plant
fruit trees vines. shrubbery, &c, can
secure choice home grown nursery stock
Of al varieties By calling on the IN.
dersigned, four miles north Of Ceur d.
Alenc, or addressing
G. A. WArERs,
nov ~ Il C1ur d'Alene, Idaho.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-11-19

Mr.. Al Butler and Mr.. Ed. Schuek
have gone 10 the Wolf Lodge mining
district 10 open up their loda They
have tine prospect and . good report
can Be- expected from Il 10 judgs from
assays already obtained iron samples Il
rOck taken from their claim.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-11-19
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EDrT0R PRn1-ln this 49, Of spe-
csnlixnsaon Il y . vel recognized fece
thss . man who would grim success
must Do two htnes-nFt lessn Tor WHIST
line Of WORK IN NE b = bat httsd y
nature and circumstances. and then
stsussie with ~ his might 70 perfect
hmse1f IN this Wogk. Whist b tgue Of
4osy uo0 =.
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proportion OF toose small o. even large
msnuisctuf1nS inoustf1es wnicn sex
sashe1 t0Wns f1tnet Unsn iatSe 0oes
Az over tne word. When We have said
tnis' however, Ne nave saao eseeythin9.
10 ma tns real superiority Of CeuE
q Acne We must HOOK furtnef.
Inc one respect In which Ceur d.
Aiene /" mo. sutpasseo IN tae wnose
northwest u iocataoo. lts neaitniulness
n pteemineot. Inc oeeaa tase OF Idaho
y tAae lowest IN tne UniUeo otesea. ana
nowhefs IN idano could IL be lower than
mere. "hss may be termed natural
oeatn y almost unknown. Neary every
aesta mere u que 70 neglect or accident.
PERSONS lesve tne gloomy ana IN some
cases maaafiai towns OF tne upper MN
ing county 70 ger ne i'ee dfy ar wlIn
10 abundant sunlight oy tne axe we
nasuiy spprocaa1e tne caimsac oinetence
between Ceuf o'Aiene ana tne mining
region ABOVE Inc mountains eass OF
os iofm = caimauc ootoet between tne
eleat psaseso ana tne racine csope' ana
inc Iorce OF storms makes user ieit
mucn more ABOVE IL - no unusual
tnins 70 run Out OF sunshine on tne iAke
ln'o STORM IN tne mountains. AZ N
instance OF tne oinefence, IN tne IAN OF
1871, wniie IL was raining neFcesy IN the
mountains. tne people OF Ceur dAiene
were enjoying oeaooiai 1noian sum-
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1892-12-15
2 - -

TIE tr5-h q tfis szs1eznz11 r1ky b
0ozb3e3 u EEr- bE1 Ebs1 Dr.
Frznk KIN Mzas- tie eui8szT Il1iEzz
s-serisi5ss- sEEs fhsf be1r1 disease j.
rurEhls- Al proves i q ihousxo1s q
-s-s15-la-iEls q Ho11srfll curss by Tia
NsW Hear CDrs- i zf1rzc-s ths zf1sz-
112 q 1he ELEgzs szEsr8g with
s1u-z h-ss-a EElrisaiio1- irregular
g--ls..- Ei-1 il s-OEErh. p,zin u si6s
OF s181llr s-1111ETE-E srlels. faint
IL dropsF. efz A-F Davis silver
Cree Nsb- o. Esi1g fogr b0tIiss q
Dr. M7las' New Hszr7 C1re. Hks o0u-
TlE-ssF cared sf1sr sBzsri1g for u
TsE-s 6-u-l kaEyt dzsszse This E0z-
6s-ful rsDs,1T i sod bT smith Drug
CczTEF- BooEs Free
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1892-12-15

Coy. EAGLE certainly exhibited
unnecessary haste in the appointment
Of successor TO the late MSjor John
D. Adams IS agricultural commission
er Besides giving no heed to the
deferred claims Of many worthy cii-
izens and Democrats throughout the
State, the governor appointed one Of
his personal LoDOkc friends ere MAJ
Adams remains had been laid TO rest
The incident has evoked much unfay-
orable eOmDent-HOt Springs
Graphic.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1892-12-15
Graphic

WY should the roll of government
pensioners be withheld from the pub
lie? II these men are getting pen
sions because they have legal right
TO government support there is Ger.
isinly no reason for Withholding their
names. II there are, however, as We
suspect men IN every community OBJ
tanning government aid under mlsrep
reservations and by fraudulent means,
the people should know il, so that the
rascals could be exposed. Why no,
publish the list?--Arkansos Demo
crst
By sll means. let name and post.
Office address Of each and every pen
sioner be published for genenll infor-
nation. The new Democratic admin.
istraiion viii do this if the Republi.
cans refuse.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1892-12-15

AZ exchsnge relates the following
interesting political history: at is
an interesting political fact that the
Federzliss party was in existence
just SO years; il wss succeeded by
the Wing party, which maintained a
nsiional Organization SO years. That
in turn, #as followed by the Republi
e4n party, which is &c years old this
year
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1892-12-15
Tezre ne glnnsr Bsll /!

WhE1 3 clz71sTlng and clustering a.
The clIl1reu s-swer tie dinner bel
and rLzh i--o t1s dining room On
sfe zrrAziE cation 3 good srpetite a.
lords 3 Sur nOgEdAy-s nal j. sei BE-
fore Il Bur This FEczzf chair. whzt
does i Eazzs o.. that L CBcle Char
ley's se8L Gzass ke d0a't fee Ike
eating he's got dyspepsia yol know.
DFgvsEss. horr0rz Deliver Il from
Dyspepsia Whz1's the Use Of being
plEgued Eith sleb 81 silIne11 What
the Uss gfhsving stomach soirrits1ed
and sors that evSu 3 bite Of food gives
L distress Why not heal the soreness
s1d zLzT 1hs irritation and Strengthen
its Hl1scgl&E processes BY using BO-
ta1ic Blood Balm VIII II cures II
certainly VIII MSny. many 3 former
former dysEeptic owes his enjoyment
q life % B B 3. Give II s trial
: J Chandler, Richmond Va
~ritHs: NO one can afford 10 be
without B 3 B who wishss IN spPe-
tife- ] could scarcely ear 3 single bis
cut for breakfast but since taking Z
B B I clean the whole table, 20 70
speak
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1892-12-15
GROVER cLEvELAND's SIZE.

How big was Grover Cleveland, "a
Tha. the people called him great
He was 50 big, my son, that be
Could carry every state.
From New York town to Indisnn,
Prom Florida to Wis,
With blizzard wings be few to Kan,
And hovered over Miss.
He was 20 big, my son, that be
Has crushed US all out fat
and now, my son, we cannot see
just whereabouts we're at
--PhiladeIphia News.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1892-12-15

We heartily endorse the following
from the Cl2rksrille HerAld-Journz :
-We believe those Democrats who
held Offce during CleselAnd's first
term should Dos aspire 10 rs4ppOint-
meni, but sllOx other worthy working
Democrats sn opportunity for reEar1
In the interest Of party harmony 70
tzt1on is essential
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1892-12-15

TEE DsmoeEs's have : majority Of
tbirfy O. joint ballot il the iseou-
sin Legislature, which insUres tie
election Of 8 Democrat 70 succeed
Senator szvver. New YORK viii also
elect DenOcrat 70 succeed Senator
Hisooek, while Kansas, Nevada, NJ
brzska and Wyoming viii elect Dem
ocrzts or PopUlisis.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1892-12-15

THEEE are still tEenty widows and
two daughters Of revolutionary vel
ersns on fhe pension roll Tie suTTi-
vors Of the war Of 1912 noE reoeiT-
ing pensions numbsr only l65s there
we're 264 Of them : rear aga
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1892-12-15

II seems tn0n l&s1 rs1z-1s i-sl
Cleveland bzs carried California ,! 5
plurality Of 27l Toie2 Probably M
Harrison win have one elsoiOr froz
that staie.-Ex
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1892-12-15
Hows Trls7

We offer one hundred dollars reward
for Gny case of caiarrh tha5 cannot be
cured bg Hsli's CasaFrl Cure.
FL. CHENEY & Co.. Props
Toledo. Ohio.
We, the undersigned. have known
T. J. Cheney for the last Is years. and
beliye him perfectly honorable in al
business transactions snd fnsncislly
able to carry o0t any obligations made
by their firm
West & TKUAx. Wholesale Druggists
Toledo, o.
WALDINe, KINSAY & MARvIS, Whole
sale Druggists. Toledo, 0.
Halls CasSrrh Cure i taken inter
n&lly, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system
Price. 75c. per bottle. sold by ali
druggisis Testimonials free
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1892-12-15

Is many seesiOas Of tie Soaih
farmers generziiy report The eOii01
crop 50 per esni sboIt q 81 sTe1zgs
crop lhrO8gh0gi this seesiOn and tie
recent he4vy ard oOuiiaUOas rAi1s
have Inflicted a further damage
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1892-12-15
McElres,s s wine Of cardul

and THEDFOROs BLLcK.ORAUG-T arc
ior sale b. the following rerchaats in
Texsrkana:
Smith ru z Company.
w A Robinson.
; Lemly.
EN- Williams
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1892-12-15

J.B. SU7TLLz bzs retired from
Journalism The Ark2Es4s RsrDsr
i ron being run By s L Lindsay
and HOn- Szm J. Crabfrse. Of Beebe,
the former a. Pabl shssE and ibe latter
Is editor. Air. Saiiler Vas nOa s1e-
eess
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1892-12-15

GEx E1sEzzAxs- E.s.lsas- 4 Ia
Treasury, Z sl8xE tTHg 4 AHs--
ugzl NH-T3zs Tr-s-AziaAs ass-s
FsaEs-inz E15 PE-LrEs {. lie Az
xrs tie cszsas
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1892-12-15
aerrou. rsirs,Isa

A large ms11fseturer. whose 2Aairs
we're Te-y rauch embarrassed, and
who was OTerwOrksd and broken
down with nervous eTbsgststiOn.
vent 10 9 oelebrsied specialist. He
wa told that the Only thing beneeded
xas 10 be relieved o. care and wOrry.
and have 8 change Of thought This
doctor WAS more o0nsideTzse Of bis
patients health thsB VI his financial
circumstances lie ought to have s9-
yitzsd him TO ase DR.. Miles Rest0rs-
tire Neryine the best remedy for
nervous prostrsti0n. sleeplessness.
dizziness, Il-efieets Of spirits, tobacco.
coffee, opium etc Thousands testify
10 cures. Book and trial bottles free
ST Smith Drag Store
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1892-12-15

AEBk s-sueE -E-ur hzs 11as q
she's II -zlislrz EEz QiE -z-zS-s
r-uE -Hiss aHBnEl al a 1ET sz1-
-n-gsi Z ss.uf 5Er zHniiV E=z
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1892-12-15
r-Eass-

Tae Za1eT lsz5sr. IoEns money oz
WE-e&ss- 1iz-n8lis. jsEslrE. guns. Eis-
tols- Ezs5EzI izszrzEnsz-s Ezd Al kind.
q e1Ie-arzl M bEzi1sss i strictly
r1-5zs-1EL SAN : FALE-
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1892-12-15
Strictly in II.

A iine line Of holiday and Xmas
goods st Sam Falka New line of
plush and silk haed baskets, UmbereIls,
gold walking sticks, opera glasses and
aud new mirrors. The leader.
II SAN :. FALK.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1892-12-15

Naturalization a. bOOEkeeper
or salesman in lsrge mercantile house
or lumber mill Address, W. J. Col
lins, Wilton. ARK. Best Of references
given ll-25 lmd6w
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1892-12-15

Everybody Is inTlIeu 10 call and ex-
anime the elegant folding bed which
Reeve: a Richardson propose giving
away Dec. ~. 1892. If
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1892-12-15

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MfIe 1.aF Hu. tIslerars 81 49,. i.
tErtr HN N aF tFt fl1aIrar s.s "a i 49,
atkNF H. sra t-'.tl,' ,'.eit-- sii.-r 81 ~
af gag aa .ar ra4 Hstr ~ I....'
3 70 sflf iea. So .... 80 -. -
A q frl iaif aiat - nf r.r4 T9..t,.
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ri ifs.g-rs Ne tia f-sI.s ~. IN, -
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Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1892-12-15

Huddleston Bros, the live market
men. have just received fine lot Of
picked tripe. pig snout, feet, and bone
less corned beef fyou want some
thing good to eat. give them call.
90
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1892-12-15

We lead, Others try TO follow. The
contest for the fine pheaton and poHy.
We are 10 give away, is on. Come Try
our bargains aud you may get this
present !. W. STUART & SoN.
-
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1892-12-15

Local and travelling agents wanted
throughout the United States and
Territories. p. z. DUNN. Sec
NStL Investment Maturity Co.,
il-i6-im Box 81. Texarkana. Ark.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1892-12-15

We have on hand, snd keep sup
piled wsh the best Of i've snd dressed
poultry. eggs, butter etc.
II iUDDLEsTON Bios.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1892-12-15

1.s1 8-t- vrs r5-L We give h.r C1zo-4
Wa 81 vzs . Cell she czss3 ~ CxrorlL
-7zi-z Ezs b--z-a- l-iH. Sc eng 70 C-<o-4A-
V7-.ss- Sic E--5 .-ii lz-z, Sc gzrstA.2 C%E.or--
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1892-12-15
I've Donk-s RsEE-a-

IEm FEF fhs above rewsra for q
E-.su7 5r,s1 Dee "a. t,sfWas1 ils tcr-
~ q ILrh and Ast s1rH-ls ED1 l1e
Bs5zr pan 1r---111-= 2 .-lt
.si,EE r-f ua.s ws5s t5Erk and 01s
Esss EE1rE s-z-s FD1s- VI laEFs
f- Tss-C-s-s.aT u.sFas 81 81 ~ rssl1.-.es-
Mss EGr-ZE L NE8
E--. --r1 E-1 AsL >lrEsz1-
r-1E TsEz-kE1A Ark
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1892-12-15
ortnfssaht

III yOu E8nt fDe diamonds. watches,
jswelry. cocks. silver and silver plsted
Ezre, cal On the leading jeWeler,
Il SAX :. FALE-
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1892-12-15

Call Al turner BROS. and get
a pound Of butterine and give
II a fair and unPrqudiced trial
only z5c a pound, Il d
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1892-12-15

Esz-,G-5szz. Vas - h1z IA TE-,sz
IrTzz- q SzTlzz.s1- -ra8Z hK-ZF VA
fron r1z n - saeG85< EzlE 5sE-s
q IA IaEz P P 2 -Pr5zkT Az1-
Poke R0Cs al F7-IssiI-z EEs rss1-I-
si 70 81 IrTzz Es E5 hEzgE-
Abs.sats E.s7 I-sz-z Ccr- Pant II
uoTas Qu51kiiF = r11k hZz5gls S1d
warts #irhg11 EEzz
L uru1-i-s-t R1zrua1 S1rers-ts1-
dsz1 liEfog n >Eszzzth- 0-s suzsrinz
fo- years fruE1 Wk'Erit E-d 6s1e-s-
DEBILITY. says. O. having recovered
his heath bF lie Use q r P P. think.
tbXs = VIE I've toreTsr II be aE1 T.
EEys gsi P r ?. TPrickly Asa, POKE
Root Ezd P0tt2ssi1I Tais E.sT1F :
n&-ns vii be given q G7Tlseas5ol-
EHEENsTTsH CCEED
P0EsDAsEE's RED SEAB ST0EE !
LAKE CITY FLA-
p. ?. T. MaSUFACTCRIyG Co.
GET-HxTing suffered WiIh Rheu-
n2tisrn foT some time. ard tired great
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-25
ENGLANDS DILEMMA ~ TIE EAST

The British Government has just been placed
in particularly unpleasant predicament by the
action of its subvcntoned ally, the Amer of
Cabul. That monarch has it seems. urgently
rcouested-one might almost say demanded
immediate Intervention on the part OF India
against the aggrcssons of Russia on the Pamrs.
His own hands are fully occupied with the at
lacks Of the same Power in the northwestern
part Of his realm, there taking the form OF a
revolt by the Hazaras and other tribes. In
deed, he is not able, appae entity, to cope sue
ccssfuly with those troubles, and in addition
10 offer adequate resistance TO the invasion OF
Afghanistan at the northeast is altogether out
Of the question So he says to Great Britain:
&" Come and help me, or -" The alternative
is not an agreeable one to the British mind.
Russian troops under Colonel Ianof are
steadily pushing forward, to the south and
east. on tho Pamir>. They have fought
battle or two with Afghans on Afghan SOIL
with Indifferent success. They have fought
one battle with Chinese, on Chinese soil, de-
feating the latter, who have retired space
to prepare for more determined struggle.
The have occupied and fortified Ak fash, Tag
harma and other points east of the Ak-su River,
and clearly upon Chinese territory. They have
not only crossed the Northern Pamirs, to which
they have long laid claim on technical grounds,
hut they have traverScd and taken virtual pos
session of the Southern Pamrs and pressed
their outposts to the lIndoo KooSh and Kara
korum mountain ranges They have thus
abolished the "buifer state" and made the
limits of the Russian and Indian empires con-
tiguous and have occupied strategic positions
commanding an advance at will into the valleys
If the Indus and the larkand.
Now for England to keep hands of and leave
Abdurrahman unaidcd would mean the pcrma-
ncnt. establishment of Russia in the position
thus violently taken the absorption, not only
of Roshan and Shignan. but of WaLhan, Yasin,
probably Taniir and possibly even kafrstan
and Swat. into Russia's Central Asian dominion,
and the bringing of the two empires into direct
contact along disputed boundary line of
several hundred miles. These things in them
selves would be bad enough from the British
point Of view. But worse remains. To turn
a deaf car to the Ameer's plea would mean his
alienation and his return to his first love, q
Russian alliance. For AbdurIahman was trained
in Russian camp, and up to the hour when
England decided to put him on Yakoob,s throne
he was thoroughly Russian in sympathy. lie
ha, during his reign maintained an English
alliance; in some slight measure. perhaps,
through feelings Of gratitude, but chiefly, no
doubt, because of the rich subsidy paid to him
by the Indian Government and the other mate
rial aid coming to him from the same source.
But if now. in his extremity Great Britain fails
him. he will naturally make the best bargain