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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-26

Tho pre.emineuce OF Paino'a Gallery
compound over all other remedies could
not be better illustrated than in the
case OF the IurnOy family of St. Antho'
ny, Iowa,
Mrs. Turney had recovered her health
by tho uso oil Paino's celery compound.
She hal suffered roma variety OF ills,
all duo to a notvoui system improperly
nourshed.
As frequently happens, tho entire
family, overcome perhaps by anxiety
and care, began to iasI run down" and
to suffer with tn, hardol: disease in the
world to diasnoslsTIho trouble they
have whom thCy say; doctor, | don't
feel we'll"
Tho advice OF their physicians TO nsG
paine's celery compound, tue one known
remedy that restores lost nervous Oh.
ergy, creates an appetite, pnrlieS the
blood and builds up the strength OF the
entire systam, was followed. Mrs. Tur'
ney, In n letter to WcIls * Richardson
Co.. who prepare the remedy, soon
wrote as follows:
my husband and three children were
as greatly benefited by the use OF Paine's
ccler compound az was after al nn'
usually hard siege OF the grip, with va
riations OF tho disease, We regard the
compound as = most TemarkRblo
remedy"
As the winter comes OH many people
will begin to suffer from debility. and
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CoLuuurS oct. .. Hon, John Little.
OF Neuil. member OF the state board Of
arbitration, was selected to arbiirato
the differences between the Ohio miners
and operators on the wage question.
Under tho agreement Ohio Is to have an
advance proportlouate to the advance
in the Pittsburgh district, The opera.
tors claim the prevailing rate IN the
Pittsburgh district is sIEty.four cents 4
ton for mining and tho miners sixty
nine cents.
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How, russ

Wo offer One Hundred Dollars Re.
ward for any case OF CatRrrh mat can
not be cured by Halls Caiarrh Cure.
+. j. CnENrY 4 Co.,
propriotors, Toledo, o.
We, tho undersigned. have kaown +.
]. Cheney Tor tho last 10 yoats. and be.
lieye him perfectly honorable in all
business transaction, and financially
nhlo to carry out any obligations made
by their firm. WUsg * IauAS,
Nhoic,uIe Druggists, Toledo, o.
WNLurE, KlSSNS& MN.ytS,
Whoicmlc Druggists, Toledo, ..
Halls Cnlarrh Cure Is ,ak'n in.
lernally, acting directly upon the blood
and muCuGs surfaces Of tie sys'cm
Prcc, 100 per bottle. Sold by all drug.
cists. ie.timonin'girrr
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IT Is NEEDED, SURE,

General Manager Hurt, Of tho Ohio River
Road, Ohors slStsrsVIilo Depot
Speeiai Dispatch 10 m inio1gtnar
SIsrERsylLtE, Oct 25.-Gonoral Man.
arer Burt, Of the Ohio River railroad,
this afternoon offered to erect new
passenger depot in this city, providing
4 new site is Offered free by the citizens.
A meeting was called tonight, but it
failed to matcriRiiEe. Action will be
taken later. and site will probably DO
selected nearer tue centre Of the city, on
Diamond street
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ROLE co ZANE,
20 FJTETE..yTG srl.sHr
FOR SALE.


Fl-n. ~ aafcg, u sores bottom land t.s
Grave cry'G 81 miles south o. c,tg, cheap 5l
rA,y terms, 81 80.
Farm, 10 acres. ~ mI,el eos. Of c.'T ~
terms. 500.
Farm, acres, 90 acre, c!ccS boston, s zas
east oil CITY. uasy terms si,UJD.
Farm. 10. nufts. Omiles east %. r..".
Farm, - acres, irgu'igg On AH.n1l 'l4
mile, ca. NJ the cit7. E,sy p'sHTs, gfI.I
Farm acres, . houses and OfgbH is las.
Ing on river u miles sOut1 Of The u.yi YER
cheap, SAll.
Farm. ~ acres, . miles ea5. VI .lrc,ir.
splendid farm, 80 acre. on EpuH.l'g.
100 acres OF same river bottom go pei as.
Farm NJ 3GJ acres on Rpund1Ot1h
Farm, Is acres. BalmOn. cyGa,y, u..e1E
OF city. q go
Farm, Oacres, Belmont county. , mUHTz
oil city $3.50.
Farm. 70 acre, = miles east Of 0i'f f1na
Farm, acres, miles east o. city, W.41T
eight roomed house.
Farm, :! Ecres, mile from Fan Gm7l
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NESBITT & DEVINE,
III 81 1870 Mlrl.at -l.h..-
Special Sale Of Real Estate.

no. % TWELFTH ST. tine brick and '63'
dwelling n r1lihN all modern, lot ugEI.l's'i
so. ~ SIXTEENTH ST. brick aud azl
dwelling rooms lot snxi11 fee
NJ. 81 NATIONAL ROAD. frame dwt.!1ii
rooms Is feet front
80. ~ FOURTEENTH 81, brick daA..2:
rooms 10! J9xlsJ feet brick stahieoa Faa' 99-
house has all modern coaTeuieqcr-
No. ls1 NORTH HURON ST., frame dEeAA'
4TOoms lot sOKlil feet
40. lJi TWELFTH ST., new frame daa.a'
5roomS lot 20 fee. front ,,-.
No. L. SOUTH YORK ST, irat3s aNe1tl'
5 rooms. lot gjEl2O feet ANTI
40. 1913 ClINpIISE ST., brick dwelling
rooms. lot iSIlS0 feet. ,.,.--
No. 1918 ST. fine bE.ck dHt-al
gToOms, modern, .,....
nos. IGl AND i33 ALLEY H.. double ott'
dwelling, rooms each. aud good hHsA 'Aot'
lot daxdU feet corner Wood street aud Alt! /.
No. ilG ZANE ST. ISLAND, D !o0l EA-'s
dwelling, lot 61Sl2U feet ..... ,
NO. 100 FIFTEENTH ST.. frame dwelling
rooms. lot 9OEiuO feet ..,--.
no. lO6 SOUTH FRONT ST., btlcs dTt4.sE
rooms. lot 20 feet front ,-.-......
Fine building lot corner Main and 'S'ses''
streets t7xiG0 feet, ,.l..-
RnildinG lots on Island, in Pleshni Ni.'T
Edgingtuu and Leiihcrw1Od
MONEY TO LOAN on REAL ESIAI.
RlNEHART g. TATUM,
CRY BANE BUiloFS5. ~,
Telephone ia. W
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OIL CIty-liiyor inch anu slN.ionntv.
weather clrAr ana cool
slcubonyllIp- l,ivof Z inches aud ola.
llOnAfN Weather clear nnd cool,
Warren Liver iuurlonlhs vi A foo.
below low water mark Weather cIcar
Anl cool
Greensboro River Il foot inrhos and
stationary Weather lair and pleasant,
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Spst'ol Dpaei 70 gr mhH1a,er
lIUS1lSGroN, W. Vs., Oct. Ca
rumor got circulated hero this evening
that President Cleveland and cabinet
would pass through on special train
on their way to Washington from At.
lanta. Ono thousand people gathered
AZ tho dcpo! 10 see them. aud instead
got Wow OF President ingalls,, Of tho
Chesapeake d ohio. with ChaunCcy
Dspew mi Cornelius Vanderbilt, who
were making tour OF that road.
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Bp,eia! 0igacib tie intligmer
lIuSnSGroS, oct gj.--snrah Hay.
worth, Il ioaiou,.hONlol woman, at.
tempted to XIII Mrs. Dude Rhodes to-.
day. ShO fred FIVE shots at hor, mono
ol which took effect, and was caught
whilO NttsmnLing to escape to the Ohio
side. She wGl hold Tor tito grand jufg.
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MlHSGApoLs. MISS, Oct. 2J.-Iho
member OF tho Cuban juntanow in Tho
northwest to-day declared that there
was u seerOt compact between Spain and
England which accounted Tor the SELF
urO, OF iiihdsioring expeditions in the
Bahama islands, by which Spain Is 10
turn over tho Isla do p,nOs, at the south
western eud Of Cuba. to England IN re-.
turn Tor Enulnnds promise to prevent
tho fitting out Of expeditions from her
West Indian dcpendencei The lsIa
do pineI would give England an i'm
mensoly valuable naval station com.
manding the only channel to tho Nica'
raguan canal not now controlled by
England. He also ASSERTS that Cuba
will Aoon have modern navy OF Tvs
vessels under command OF Admiral De
NIollo, the brazilian sailor, Two SHIPS
ATE to come from Brazil and one from
Chile. He admits that an effort IS .oon
TO 10 made to float an issue oil s2OOOO,OOO
OF Cuban bonds
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NWfihl DHtd'tt 10 ~ lH'Ng'i"r
SrErnrsynLr o., Oct, 9j.-.1ho strife
Of tho employees Of H. Graham's gIasV
house, NJ Brilliant, this county, va,
settled to-day when all thu old nyIl
wotu paid oil and discharged aud now
mon werO hired who 90 on Monday nj
tho luIl union scale ol wages.
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+. uermnns and vito. OF kingwood,
registered at the McI.ure.
u. NJ. Cochran, Of Morgantown. auto.
graphOd at tho Windsor Yesterday.
lion. II. G. HOryey, Of WeIlsburg, was
hero yesterday, CUES: At the S!amm.
George II. SIearrr, OF Huntington,
was a guest a! tho Mcclure yesterday.
y. NJ. Pomoroy aud wio. Of Sisters.
vile, were among Yesterdays arrivals at
the Mcclure.
Charles Glib Carter, Of Pittsburgh,
sou OF Colonel Carter, tho oil naennis,
was at tho Windsor
G. g. showalLef, Of tho WOst Virginia
state reform school, PnntytDwn, was at
thOStamm yCSlerdiy
DR.. Riggs will leave this morning on
business trip 10 pennsylvania and
will DO gono until about Tuesday.
y. l.. Woods aud Alex B,bout, vol.
known planning mill mou Of Wheeling,
arc In tho city to-day. --SHrrWs Ecrisp.
W. A. Rodgers. Of Bethany; A. IT,
Donnoly, Of lNlrmont aud q. J.. 10.
bout, oislslor'yllc, wOto Wost Virginia
people NJ tho lieii1f.
George W. Henry, Of Chicago, prosi.
dGnt Of tho llohfy Oh Company, ono Of
tho larger Coucarns ObotatlUH In tho Sis.
tenyIlc field, isa WindsorgupsL
o.. &. Marshal CARBON In getting
along very nicely lie was nbls yeilur.
day u at IN Tor tho first time aud ato
tho first solid lnpd lnaL hO has takon
since ho was scnldol In lhD Tunnollon
accident. lilo B.Il has to talk In a
whisper, however
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%'roi bttHieh OH' Ir,1ig,uv.
klSdwooD, w. Wa oct. 70. John
Iolingef escaped from tho county Jail
here last night lie Was awaiting trial
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TRUSTEES SALE.
VRUSTEE's SALE OF
City Real Estate,

BIZ virtue Of a decd OF trust, made BE- H.sl
wicdehusch and Frances Wiodcbu'ch' hs W,s
TO Tic undersigned as trustee, beaalS u hN ~, X.
tho Slh dag OF june. 1851. aud trgy'a.d " "
Ollie. OF tie CLERK OF the C0uuD tolH g' ya'
county, West Virginia, IN Decd 90 ltl'. hs'
80. -, folio $50, VIII proceed 81 srl o. Pl91ii
auction. al the front door OF tho ,pnI' hv.~"
Ohio county, In Wheeling, West Virginia %
Saturday, November 80, 1922
commencing al 10 O'Clock a n,, the io0.oNH
real estate: \ pnti OF plrgt. OF g5nHlI ''t1s
Oh Caldwcll's Hun being part ui ios h1.l' me-
fourteen (lil Ia CRidWc,is Addition 10 Aa "
Ol Wheeling on TWCuy. u'ulh Sii'N1 ll" ", y.
sClihed Ms follows Beginning nl q 'AAs ", ".
hundred and Soycuiy.tNu l5N feet uNlA. @. .. ~,
southra,t corner OF said lot. thence naNa W.
said CastCta line utty lli feet 20 Ns.e ~ 80.
Wrst one hundred llOl) feet TO q stake .'l'a
Eoulh d'y tiJi feet 20 q stake, thruhe N,,' tr'
bundled liO)l ient TO q sake iacugc |NN 'rg
l,Il feet to stake. thence C7s, one hnAIN, !.
icut 10 tie place OF beginning, iogr'lH, WY,
Improvements thereon being pas N' ~ .vI
Il, conveyed 20 the said Henry NtelI 49,
wife b. William Sgh5eScy BY deed '''.' '''
|, lSS5 ..,t.
Trau OF S,Lr-Onc.hali OF tho nlS,l.,Ts.
munev, Rud Va MUCH mc'c a' me lgls," En-
ma" elect to nav. cash on the CAV 20, A,,,bt
the ~ due IN two equal ln'i1llmrNN wv n.
tc'n1ril,tly ~ six aud iNcNe WuAWl ,..s tg'
uiNlr With Interest igum ina la'n Wy, y n,
chaser 90 .i,e iIs uo,rs With good "'1.H "
tho deferred payments. and The 'i'I. W ''N
estate he retained until prym,sl il lN'r.. q.
Tho title i believed ~ boz gpnd on. .',.,,l
trustee will convey only such uNo" ''
In mo by the said decd us iru.i Nd. ...,..
up2l J. o. EL~pN L-.--
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FOR SALE
No. ClSor,h IrlUg street,
lot on south Frnnt stree
10. oil South Huron street
Residence NDDtsil,B,
Residence, @ullu llHrOuf.anaL
Six,ruORrd hpu.r lcUlsaUl
House Hni lot, SGA1uG' r1I4. sIlL
Residence, hCB;UCgy fyaat
Residence, Ih,riF'bnt HJoeL
Rl.d9uge. CAapl.ne s,aC'L
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HARRY j. FINK g. BRO.
REAL ESTATE AGINI,,
Telephone GS7, W. llia 'I1rfot,rr..l
FOR RENTI.

4. ,,,,,.f .,-.t - a #Ja
hot water nov rlpgFgul psluL . g..
turf, T. TpDlni,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,, . Oh
No, - TWOnuJih sifrGi .,.............,..
20. 90 iEgui,Clh street rHlEus UaWm
30, ta-I EJb sIrca., % u'..,,,...,........ D..
No. -ri-Auf,h luT. stsrgl. ,,,......
M. ~ Seventeenth stWgtru.,uu..,....
NJ. rs seyuuivGUl. street. .,.,D.,.
80. 1895 MCtuluCI street EUuu.I H.. D.
No. .lni iil.u street, iuDh Du.Agp.s !.
No. 3iiI Market stTertn,,,.,. .,.,...,...,.......
lhgrc foUns, Pleasant bu.gy ................
Six IOum-. Pleasant NRlirg. ....,.............
10, ~ Vain street, TaDair ..,..,..., ...... b
NJ, .,yi lugob street room ..,..,............ Z
No. slri hHluslrcel rODUs,r,.-...,......,..... ,
lTounl near Terminal lurC
yarsut to-, Oh Elizabeth EUo
AG!H gad twenty siD.s sJlm.
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.IBour pHOrLE.
strauSsrS In tirs cay AMI Theo,In; Folks
Al,rnnn.

Strangers In the Ui'y ami Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
William Crockard, OF Bonwood, has
returned from trip to Colorado, This
is the Grst vacation Nr. CrOckard ha'
had 10 twenty. -four years. lie has boon
manager OF tho RiVeraids blast furnace
At Benwood ever since it has been
started. twhRty.six yesrA ago. Mr.
CrockErd leaves to-day for StGubOn.
vile, where he taxa. charge OF the
blast furnace OF the Riverside company
at that place. SIR. Crockard will move
his family TO StoubonyIl,c. whore he viii
reside in tho future. Ills son, Frank,
will take his PLACES a. tho Bonwood
furnace.
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for unlawful Jsolling liquor, lilo save,
oil two barS from the window ant
madO good his escape.
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Chief Deputy Marahal Berry l..
Priddie, Of Huntington, was in the city
yesterday afternoon and visited his
chief, MaJMal a. j. Garden, who is
slowly recovering from injuries sus.
tanned at the recent railroad wreck Mt
1unnelUn. Mr.. rriddic states tina. the
postponed torn Of tile Unllod States
court in this city will be opened on the
I'd OF December. Az Is usual in Wheel.
ing, IL will DO Il short term.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-11
EPIsCOpALIAN CONVENTION.

The Eplscopallan convention now In
session al Minneapolis IL an Interesting
one, tot tho reason thst ono OF the
questions discussed involves the
establishment In this country Of sn
ecclesiastical ofiice hitherto unknown
here. Tue Representatives ssem TO
think the TINS mas come for tue cteA.
ton Of M American primus among the
bishops, but tho opinions are divided
AZ 10 the mode Of filling this place.
One part are In favor Of election, anu
another part insist that tho primary
should DO held by virtue OF seniority.
In England the church Is tdiyIdsd
In two archeplseopales, that OF CanIer.
bury and York. A similar systsm
maintains In Ireland. Blu In Seotlanu
there IL NO higher authority than the
bishop, except the house Of bishops.
There are no archbiAhops aad no arch
iioe,seL There Ia, however, a pre-
siding bishop holding the ulle Of
ptimus. II Is this idea that the Mir
nsapolls convention Ii endeavorlng T.
Introduce into the Episcopalian church
Of this country.
IL Ia but natural that iae Epla.o.
pAlians OF tho United 5talea should
use tho Section church hs a pattern.
The first bishop created for America
was ordained by tho primls OF 500 /
land when tho Elgllsh prsla,ss To.
fused TO grant the request for native
American bishops, anu the church was
therefore committed 10 tho Scotch
liturgy, which IN some points difivIs
rom that OF tho church OF England.
Another reason IL that II 10 claimed
tor this form Of service that IT, original
author was the Apostle john aud IL,
consequently, nore worthy Of imitation
tuan tnose Of any other church. The
somewhat curious Argument for this
aupIosillon runs thus; John was bishop
ol Ephesus sitter tue death OF tho
LORD. Poyoarp ani IgnAtius were
the disciples OF john. IrotWls had
been taught 10y those ditoiples oi tbs
Appetite. and no established ohuIchus
In Gaul, from winch ouuutry Sco,-
land received her liturgy. la .his way
It's apostolic origin Il supposed 10
no sufficiently evident. There are,
OF course, not tunioisnt historical
proofs for tubs supp0sili0n, any more
tAan there Is Tor the claim Of the apo.
tolic origin OF the liluTgles q certain
other ohuIchef, but II Ia only natural
that the Anero,u EpAc)laIiAua, for
lho,e feGsons, should manifest fealty o
sue 6eo,ou ouufon.
Ihnre ~ one point they seem u
overlook entirely In their discussions
of lnis queslio The government oil
The primitive caulcn was formed 10y
revelation and directed By the dlvu,
splu,, ~ we're ths puOlio altar u The
Mosaic dlspen'ation before the ego ll
corIupllun. wncn tho question Of a
sing arose In israol, long step wa.
taken In the wrong direction; Wnun In
the third century aud later, lhr
matter OF "primacies" anu other oletl-
cal prerogativss became paramount
the Christian ohutcn commenced
To show slgns OF much moral decay.
IL 10 rather arrange thai this Lesson ,,
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rREpARINe rnusEs ion MARKer.


This raislng Of prunes has been sue
ces,iully tried 10 many sections Of this
Territory, and the industry is one that
promises 10 be - remluerailvs rs 10
suggest IL prosecution ON more eS-
iensive scale. But in order that the
best results may DO obtained, It is metz
essafy that cjrrect msthois in tbs
handling, sorting ani curint Of tho
Fruit bs employed, thus correcting an
error AMI neglect which In tn, past
has militia Of 10 an incilculabl degrees
against the product of the Ulah OF.
chardisL IL IL hardly noos,Bsty TO
say that French pruncs have repu.
lation exceeding all other.; inI with
view 70 giving local produssr. the Pro.
ees BY which gtowera In that cjuniry
prepare their irult Tor expiration, We
quo,e from writer Ia the Blsio
Hetnldi
A. soon az tho prunos arc harvested
they arc taken TO a building called tho
iruitery, whore they remain u fow days
subjected TO not less than three, and ire-
qncntiy hour, disiinc. cooking. before b.
Ing pronounced IL for tho market Tue
hrs. two preliminary cpDkings have tor
object evaporation ~ waer contained In
tho iruii, tho final cooking, which dgies
tho frui impafts certain bfilliaucy
much sought by buyers. You know
that rich glos.9 Tho SUI dried prunos
are most delicious TO tho taste, bu the
"A. a
such long preparation. In several dis
tricls OF France the most primitive
means AFRO prac iced In curing the fruit
In Provence Il IL plunged In pots OF
boiling water, then placed Ia baskets aud
gently shaken until COO, wA1l IL IL pas
upon long t-ays OxpO 'cd - tho suns
heat tocompleio tho de,icca lou. A. Digne
tho pruna. arc not gathered until
ripe. Women feel the frli. with theIr
uls 10 avoid i"lnfy TO the soft pulp.
The fruit IL strung on small twlgs In
such fashion a. not 10 touch. These
sticks Of prunos aro suck into straw
frames, which AFRO suspended In the sun
until tho prun0s easily dntacn from iho
stick; tho pit IN thon removed aud tho
same process OF suu drying II gone
through with, aud when thoroughly dos.
aicaiod. packed for market. The trays
used In tho rufai districts are quaint NJ.
laifHi varying ~ iefut ultuouhlons hhu
construction. accord .ng 10 locality. The
peasants make them during tho win or
months, and they are clumsy aud cum.
borsOmo. and tho only excuse N tho
peasant cannot afford ~ buy and IL not
akillul enough 10 make better onoa. Per-
hap. some day little Yankee skill NAV
enter into thi. primitive construction,
which IL now n frame male Of hoop. 10
which IL fastened a Woke like bottom
fashioned from PUSHES and willow twlgs.
At least this Is the me bod " preparing
prunos In France. The California fruit
growers may have better.
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lion, sni the consequence l. tha' NJ
sooner has one message came stating
that everything has been satsftctarily
arranged, than another Is flashed
across the oceans that more blood has
besn shed.
The fact 10 thSl tho Chinese popula'
ton, though nominally slaves 40
the most arbitrary desp9iism,
arc not aud cauno, be, in
matter Of this kind, restrained by
imperial edlcs from following the
dictates OF tholr own pfopensllie',
planted In aui n1urlshei by tiaditlonl
and superslitions a. OLD as history.
The masses OF the people labor uuder
the idea that the ruler NJ Pshln Is .
IN march 10 whom all the world pays
homage, AMI thai, consequently,
China lsthe real "nub Of the universe"
Undoubtedly the idea 4, prevalent In
that countfy that lhs Chineie emperor
commanded his Rus ian or English
va,ssls TO stop tue japanese army on It's
march to Pekin, and tina. all the
powers stand ready 10 oboy hlm. A.
long no such decisions are fostered by
the Chinese goysfnmeni.-ss has BEEN
the csss Ia tne recent p,tt--no foreig
representatives, eau maze any imrrss-
sion on the pc pie through diplimstic
negotiations. rney Eto more or 10 .
iaTcical aud Ineffective.
The only ronedy IA In humiiiatlny
the authorities Ia China Ia thu eyes OF
the nation, to such az extent that tho
i.wllest ChinamAu eAa be misleJ no
uflhor a, to the power u the "iorolgu
dIsa" to protsc, lnoir people All their
Interests In that eonntfy. How That
can be done tfisotually Is the question.
England Il nOt likely to be very rln.
cers In her proceedings In behalf OF u
few missio nsfios, " hose blood has been
shed only 10 ihs cause Of olvillk ,tion,
a. long as there .s an opium trade to
protect, which yields her millions In
gtofit. AMI u may bs qucaIionsd
whether any other EuropoAu country
would feel iusIlhoi Ia ukiug Cana Ia
hand. Japan might have dons It, had
not Russia interfefoj.
Itseems inpos,ibc, though, that the
world should much lDAgef tolerate the
spirit inat !, manifest b1In IN eastern
and western Asia. Countries entrusted
with the light Of civilization have re-
sponsibililics a. well ns privileges. aud
ono oiIho dollss 4, 10 spread that light,
until ils rays shall encompass the
whole human family. As for Chlns,
either war OF rebellion must oomp,
That the existing order OF things may be
overturned aud now era inau gurated.
The couatty must bo givou re,ponsi.
ole government aud tue people In som
way be placed In a position Of mem.
oets OF the family Of nations. Tho In.
sefcais OF the world would seem to de-
manu- some such arrangement boioT.
long.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-11
WORE pLOonsnEp rs onINA.

Another massacre 10 reported from
China. A mission station at Nan
Ching Ia taid to have been destroyed
And u number Of converts killed; aud
Notwithstanding the appeals to tbt
local authorities by the ogutuls, the
disturbances continue. Il Il hard,
poss bic, on Computing the ppci'y
siR enenis by the diplomatic rupruen-
tatives nj Pekin WITH actual occurfsn-
ces, TO silence the suspicion that those
diplomats are using as much energy
In brh II OF the Chinese government
M OF the countries they represent; they
Nem 10 aim at quoting the excite.
nent the msssacrrs have caused In
The Christian world rat. or than To
compel efficient measured OF protee.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-11
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