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NOTICE.

NOTICE II Hereby GIVEN By TIM
~ City Council of sult Lake CITY. state OF
Utah. OF the Intention OF such council TO MAKE
lhe following described improvement, 10 VII
Construcung q sewer lat. rnl IN tue center OF
First street from 20" to "E" streets, IN sewer
district No. OF said city . and uefrny he cost
thereof, cstmhted at iuc. per front or ilhehI
foot or Four Hundred and Forty four ana
AO-l0O tS4lI b1-lOu) dollars by local nssess
ment upon the lots or pieces of ground within
fNhc following described district being the dls-
rriot to be Affected or bencn,ed By shid I'M
All of Lots andl Block TO- PlRt "D " Al
of Lot and the east 40 feet OF Lot ~ Blocs w.
Ilht 3D." salt Lake City survey.
All protests and objections 10 the carrying
out Of such intention to make said improve.
city recolder on or before the 3ist day OF
August 1872 heing the time set by said Coun-
Gil when win heai and consider sueh o0lec-
tons as may he ninde thereto.
BY order OF the City Council OF salt Lake
CITY. state Of Utah, aiede the 2'ih day otJuV
DAVID $. EMERY.
city Recorder
Salt Lake City. August 8. 1891
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DURsUANT TO AN ORDER or SAID
4 court, IN said mater. notice is hereby
gwen that Saturday, the II h day of
August, A. u. lsg7, at 10 o'clock a. m E,
at the County Court House 10 SAT- Lake City,
utah In the court room OF said court has been
appointed the time and place for tho hearing
OF a petition OF Harry T.. Uottlo, praying for the
admission to probate of certain document
herewith presented, purporting 20 be the last
WIN ami Testament OF Lucy :. ottlo.decensed.
wnen and where all person. interested may APP
pear aud oppose theprobalo OF said VIII, orthe
irautlngot lcttcrs testAmcntary 20 Harry L.
Uoitle Ms prayed for in said petition.
In witness whereof, | have hefeunto set my
hand and afiAe ed the seal OF said court. this Srd
day Of hugust. 1891.
tsEAL.) DAVID u DUNBAR,
T. ERIK.
ByGEU. +. BLAIR. Deputy Olerk.
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VoU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO LnI
Il pear IN an action brought agdl1dtd.
by the abDvo.nhmed pleinpf IN he D,faI
Court OF tho Tnmd judicial district OF tte.us
therein within ten days teNclusiy' Of tho tT
Of service) after the serve, on you Il vi
sunmOrs-if served within Ihls c0gnJ. o. II
served out OF this count nut In ihs dsrti
within twenty days; OhorvlEs within iorT |
days or Judgment nv default will he ibid
against you. according to the prayer Of "a.
complaint
Tine ssid action Is brought to have N o'ar |
OF this cOur, appointing a guardian Al AeH |
for d Yfendant Joseph y. Flanagan, Vlq
non coinpos menus; TO have jutgmenupnI
tho defendants, Flanagan. tor the sun eii.3
principal ana interest thereon al the Tsle q
per cent per month from Decembd1 ~
Tor s. 20 taxes, with intcresf q. per esiilE
Annum from April -, is9i for 5lla aNonq,
fees AMI Tor costa OF SUI alleged 10 he cue wa
n certain promlssury ,CIeculedb ny ~ d
PENDANTS, Flanagan, 10 one o.. ,, 'chelud
agent for the plalntir at SAT- Laae w, we
ith 1873, for the sum OF ~ beafng hhe
nj nor cent per month. ZANE beng teeurdI
NOR gage OF even date ihetrwlih 90 lnaru
hereinafter described, executed by tall dctls
ants, flanagan, TO plAlnlu, who u hoH "
legal owner ana holder OF sara ne'e Anl nH
gage; that no mart ot sad note has vstn "
exc pit the sum Of ;J on tue interest, Wy Wy.
April -. 1877, plainiln uhlr on sAd pttAlst
delinquent inNes the sum 81 So, vac u
not been paid by sHid defendants 70 hW "
usual statutory decree Of tlus eoutI lel
foreclosure OF sad mortgage and Wy ~
said premises; thai proceeds OF sho ~.
applied in payments OF amounts que y t ~.
rnd that defendants and AL persons thJi
under them be barred and toTeelosea y !.
claim of equity Ofredompilon theIen. NV
other relief ssid premises beng ge'''I''
follows. r.,
Ioginning 60 rods W, Of tho ) ; E h o% ~
the :. W 4 OF Sec ~, T. $, Of H. W. sa
Lake Mer thence W. ~ rods, thence
rods. thence r. 80 rods, thence y, ~ ~
place OF beginning, containing ~ -, sJ ~,
land, being situate in sali Lake Coqly, NJ
And you are hereby notified tht u ~,
TO appear and answer tho said eolp .sai,,
above required, the said plainun VIZ sp'T
the Court for the relief demanded lhna. a,
Witness. The Honorable Judges and ~, ",
OF The District Court OF m,
judicial District IN and w
(sEAL) state OF uiah, this .9l1 W
April, IN the wear Of our n t.l.,,
thou sand eight bundled Anai'''
DAVID C. DUSnAR clHt
pxrpn II JpnNgg peuutv CleIL
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OFricE OF THE BOARD OF PUBIC WORKS.
Room 3Ji CITY Han
sALT LAKE CITY, Aug. =, 1897.
IEALKD PROPOSALS WILL BE RE.
> ccIved at this once until O'Clock y IN.
pf Monday, August Us, lsy7, for the work OF
cons ructing pipe sewer on the south side OF
Second South street between second East and
Fourth knst streets in Fewer district No ]. OF
sAlt Lake city. Utah, according to plans in the
CITY yneiHsCT's oflco
Instructions to bidders together with speci-
ficntions ana fOrms for contract and bond can
be obtained upon application at the Office of
the Boar
The right is reserved to reject any and all
bda
by order of tho Hoard OF Public Works.
A. f. DDlsIMtS, Chairman,
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TINES CREAsEs.
Tho Origin and Progress OF tho Wrinkle
on the Face.


tho Origin and Progress OF tho WRINKLES
on the Face.
We all become Interested sooner or
lator in the subject Of wrinkles, They
ARC the "irroparnblo outrage" Of RAJ
cine, but although they are 20 univer-
sal few have underworld to explain their
origin and progress Wrinkles arc pro-
duced in the first instance by tho fire.
quent repetition Of some muscular con.
traction or by sickness. They are not
merely superficial, hut appear when tho
epidermis is removed, and nre 2ound
not only in tho face, but MI over the
body They do not run in any regular
direction, and no law has been found
including all thoir directions. 1t has
been said that the life history Of man
can be- written from his wrinkles, but
physiology hardly agrees in this in
stance, for it has still to no proved that
a generals wrinkles differ from thosa
of physlcian's, or n laboror's from a
lawyers A man does not always or
even generally carry about a faithful
autobiography in his face. Although no
part Of the body is free from them they
visit chiefly the face, particularly round
the eyes and lips. They run in all di.
rections 49, horizontal, vertical md
ohliquo, straight, curved and crossed.
Going in the sun with the fnUo insult.
Cioutly covered brings them on prema
turely, but thoy are in every case nor
NAL at 80 or even earlier.
Vertical wrinkles between the eyes
come quickly to mon who study or wor.
~ Themselves. This can readily DO inn
agined. The eyebrows contract natural.
ly when in deep thought Grief ~ wor'
~ produces the same action, which.
when repeated frequently, produces u
fold in the skin, marking emotion uu.
iergone many times. Between these and
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AS Sc meNT N0T n : .:


NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN Thar .,
Az meeting If The Board OF DIfsS,.,,i ~,
tho buckeye Mining COMPANY. bsIs ",
oiice IN Salt l. he Chy, utaG, JOY ips "
hn assessment OF ono y sen, per share =.
payable at once to Frank v Tayl6g Nv,
lafy, No. u West First outh Street stif1s
CITY. Utah. and any stock on pbist -
sessment shall remain unpaid on he lrI y.
OF August 1897, will be delinquent A5t IN,
ment Is not made before will he odd as..
sat DAY OF August. l'g7, at the hout az ysa
at the Office Of the Company. no. il MI
first south Street, salt La-eCly IN,
pay assessment and cost OF adyeftlstgu,|
expense Of sale.
FRANK Y. TAYLOR
Salt Lake City. Utah. July I'll. I.si '''A''
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Considerable success has attended the
treatment of plants with ether. Plants
thus treated have been forced to do
more work than normal. Conclusions
are as yet not very definite. 1t seems
probable TINT the increased energy in
duced by the vapor Of chluroforin will
be followed in time by collapse and
death,
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ASSESSING Mt Morn,
The star Gold and rnyd, A.
with PRINCIPAL nlscei a;
Progress Building. saft u
Utah. az

The star Gold and rilyd- A.,
with PRINCIPAL risceI a, 'inlss cer,,.
Progress Building, saPt t..a5shtil \ \,
Utah clI:aass
NJ Office Is HEREBY o,r
IN meeting of the g,iltN Thar =.
Thursday, June 3rd, 1897 t,.eeion, ttt y
two la) cents per share an s.sss,Ts., =
capital stock OF The corr. va. levied e.
medlately 10 Thomas ksse a.lot, paT.bi, y
corporation at its Rencrst stefeiAry N ~.
Progress building, IN An ioWce, NJ ~
Any stock upon which In, LAle ciy H..
remain unpaid on the lin asst.su,Ai ~.
viii be delinquent md d,ay OF Jniy NJ
public auction, and unltss uttlsed fofit,l.
before, Will DO sold on the 1i a. "a, meat NY
TO pay the delinquent .uAl ot Juiy ~
,snd cIpsrie o'sss
NhOhAs NAM "a
street. H'-l@ kogh "
me timo At which Tie sto-.
shall DO delinquent 10 ierei.oEe 1ttur,,
ST ~ ie' 1881. and the day Of tae t uy'e III
Dated June "a, 1897. a
silver o MisIh az G GSsIS Of nr'eer star o
THOMAS KAyr
The timc at which the oho,, ss,ttlitr
shhll be delinquent ia hereby W. t.e,,l,n
HasSss l7IS ISL, e. and THO day Of NJ, "a,
BY order OF the board OF d.re,.,..
Dated JulY 10. 1897. W. st'iei,I
inc time at which the sbov.
shall DO helinqucn, IL hereby ss',,e,iau
August En- 81 ISL Srs and the day Of "a, n,
~ vote OF stockholdeu dulv 49,.
Illus. KANt
k0ar.t
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sTOCKNoLptRs, MEEIl.o-

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN mn.
~ meeting OF the stockh5Ids,,' MAJ
losepa Agricultural aud storl TX, y d.
DC held AZ the company's orce. IN W. Vi
n II 6ici S,ah' On INC VI day Of August 70
board OF directors to serve foS ~ l eteiis
TWO years josh II II. DEAN HI
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DO you know what an
emulsion isl" 1t is when
each drop of the oil is broken
up into minute drops, so small
you can hardly see them with
the microscope; so minute
that they pass at once through
the tissues into the circula-
ton. SCOTS Emulsion does
not disturb digestion, is not
unpleasant to take, and does
not fail to do its work be-
cause digestion can deal with
1t at once. You may be able
to disguise the taste of raw
oil and get it past the palate.
You can't cheatyour stomach
HANAI lie CheiHists, New YosE
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possible. We htst
use the horizon
tai knife that
is, a knife with
blades running
horizontally as
shown in the ac-
compnnyiug cut.
Ifthis knife Nvere
showed straight
down into tho
ourd, tho fat
sides Of the blade
would jam the
coagulum, and
the yield Of
cheese would be
decreased.
The knife ID
rested on the end
Of the vat in a
horizontal posi-
ton aud then,
using the top Of
the vat as u ful-
crum, the knife
IL swung down
into the curd in
10 ~ r,DrnnnLlinn.
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City and County ot salt Lake
/, David :. Emery, Tccoraer IN and for salt
LAKE City. State OF Utah. do hereby certify
that the above and fore gong IL full true al Il
correct copy of AN ordinance entitled IAN
ordinance amending lection XN OF Chapter
.2 of the Revised Ordinances of salt Lake
CITY OF 1892 " passed by the CITY Council OF
sad city June rth. 1881 and approved by the
Mayor June 10Th, 1897, as appears of record in
my Office.
In witness whereof l have horeunto sct my
hand and nlixed the cooperate seal OF ssid
city this the lsth day OF June. A. u, 1891.
fSEALl DAVID g. EMERY
CITY Recorder
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The state of Utah senus greeting TO Jo,,A
l.. Flanagan, Mary Z. Flanagan aas
Margaret Mitchell Blytu, De.
iendApts.
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An ordinance lcvying u tax on Inc assessed
value Of the taxable property withii
the corparate limits OF SAT- Lake City
County of salt Lake. State of Utah. for
the year 1897,
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HORIZONTAL KNIFE. lar position In
this way the sharp edges Of the blades
cut the ourd, and the knife is put into
position without breaking the curd. 1t
is then pushed to the other end of the
vat, cutting tho ourd into layers. To
put tho knife in position to shove back
to the othor end of tho vat ono side is
used as center and the knife turned
through an arc Of 1870 degrees, After
the coagulum is cut into layers with
this knife tho Perpendicular knife IL
used to finish the cutting.
1t is used first lengthwise OF the vat,
for cutting that way diaturbs tho posi-
ton of tho curd tho least and then
orosswiso It may be cut once or twice
again if a finer curd is desired. In largo
watts the curd cannot DO cut near as
evenly with tho perpendicular knife
alone, hut in large number of factories
find that it ia the only knife in the
possession Of the maker.
Where the curd is cut uneven the
large pieces do not firm as rapidly az
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DELINQuENT NOTICE.

The New Guinea Ainlag and Milling Com
pany, pTlncipai y ace OF bus nose .aIt Lake
City, state Of Utah Location Of mines
West mite, Uteh,
NOTICE. Their ARE DEL NQUENT
~ upon the following described shares OF
stock OF sGid corporation, on account of as.
sessmont oil one cont ~ per SCARE levied on
tina cspItal sock Of the company, June 49,
1871 the several amounts set oppOoiEc & q
names nr he respective shareholders as fol.
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4 silo can DO made to pay even for
two or three cows.
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CURD CUTTING.
t,e First tho Horizontal Knife, Then the
Perpendicular ono.

Why do we cut the curd2 To o1pel
he whey readily. We must Therefore
nut il in as near even sized pieces as
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and in accordance with the law and order
OF the Board OF Directors made on the 18th
cav OF June, lrai, sH many shares OF esch
parcel OF such stock ae may be necessary Will
be sold on the llth day OF August, lsv7, at 4!
O'clock OF tuat day, NJ the oilice OF said cor.
poTAtion. rear suu1eDasor Bros Mig. Co,
tate street. IN tie city and county OF salt
Lake, state OF Utah, to pay the delinquent IA
| advertising and expenses OF tho sale
- j. X. HAY,
1 Secretary Of said Corporation
.Iely Is, 1891.
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Lincoln Mining Company Locauql HI
cipal place OF business san L'''
Utah.
NJOIICE-THER AllE pELi,Vtt h
~ upon the To- owing deserlpysu. Hi,s .T
account OF assessment levied on NV wy ia'fr,sla
OF June, lsy7, the seyeral Amouusi' ~, 1, y,
tho name OF tue respective snAfeH''1'
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An Ordinance amending Section Nv of Chap.
ter 2lof the Revised Ordinances Of salt
Lake CITY of 1879.

BE It ordained by tho City Council OF Salt Lake
City, state OF Utahi
SECTION !.
That section xv of Chapter % OF the Reviaed
Ordinances Of 1892 be amended by strikIn z
out everything after the word Same" on line
Of SAID section, and insertirH in lieu thereof
the following: upon the flinE of such appli.
cation. ana upon payment into the City Treas
ury OF s2i per hnnum for each billiard or pool
table. and of S26 per amman iorleach and every
pin or ball alley or nine or ten pin alley, and
the RUNWAY thereof. specified In saif appica-
ton, yearly licenses may be Issued thereon"
SECTION II.
80 much of Section Ky Chapter 60 Rovised
Ordinances OF $50. in conflict herewith, 10
hereby repealed
SECTION III.
This ordinance shall be IN force from and
after its approval.
Passed by the City Council OF Salt Lake
City, state of Utah June 9Th. 1891. title APP
proved and referred to the Mayor for his APP
pToyal.
IsEAL DAVID +. EMERY
Tity Recorder
Approved this the 10th day OF June A. u. 1897.
JAMES GLENDlSAISG,
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sTAIT OF UTAH. L.
City and County OF salt Lake. th'
J., David s. Kmery. recorder In and for salt
Lake CIiy, -tate OF Utah, do hereby certify
that the above and foregoing Is full. true
and corIect copy Of mn ordinance entitled IAN
ordinance increasing the number Of men on
the police force OF salt Lake CITY" passed by
the City Council OF and city July 9Th. 1897
and approved oy the Mayor July 9TH, 1897, as
appears OF record IN my once.
In witness whereof have hereunto set my
hand and affixed The corporate seal
SEAL Of said city this 23rd day Of July, A.
d. 1891
DAVID S. EMERY,
re-. ~
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The PARTICLES of PERPENDICULAR KNIFE
lurd will pass between the blades with
lut cutting.
Two makers may cut four times with
the perpendicular knife, but if their
strokes arc not Of the same speed tho
pieces of curd will not he of the snmo
size. A fast working curd. or ono that
is desired for long keeping cheese,
should DO cut finer in order to get rid Of
tho moisture faster, but whether for u
firm or soft cheese get it cut even.
After cutting rub the ourd off from
the sides and bottom of the vat by pass
Ing the extended hand over them. Then
stir the curd over with thp hand sever
al times and turn on the steam, very
gently at first. Tho rake can be used
now. and the curd kept in u rolling mo-
tion, at tho same timo watching the
corners to SEQ that the curd docs not
roll up there in chunks, II we did not
stir tho curd it would settle down into
one large mass on the bottom Of tho
vat. and we could not get it cooked.
The cutting is therefore to distribute
tho heat through 1T evenly, MS well US to
let the whey out more readily. The
heating accolerates the expulsion Of the
whey.--Hoard's DairymOn.
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BE II ordained by tho City Council OF Salt Lake
City. state OF Utah;
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NOTICE.

NoIIUE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the TAX nsseszed against he properly on
the nouth side OF second Scuth street be
tween second and Fourth Enst streets, in
salt Lake city, Utah, Tor the purpose OF de-
fraying the expense OF constructing sewer
along said portion OF aid street viii become
delinquent september ~. 1891, IN accordance
with inc provisions OF tho ordinances OF said
city. j 1. MAY,
Aug. 0, 1891 CITY Treasurer.
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In Ordinance Increasing the number of men
on the police force OF SAT- Lake CITY
BE itordained by the city Council OF Salt
Lake City:
SECTION l. That the Board OF Police and
Fire Commissioners OF salt Lake City IL here
by authorized TO appoint an additional mount
ed policeman, TO be assigned TO duty at Liber-
~ Park, aud such other places within the city
as the pub &c service may require
Section IL. This ordinance shall take effect
upon Its approval
Passed by the city Council OF Salt Lake CITY
state OF Utah. July 9Th. 1901, title approved
and referred to the Mayor for his approval.
tsEAL) DAVID = EMERY,
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Salt Lake city. August 8. 1891
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-12-09
A SOCIETY AFFAIR
i
A Very Pretty Wedding
at st. Andrews.
Marriage of Henry B. Price and
Miss Katherine French Banks.
Music--Company-B

Miss Katherine French Banks was
made the wife of H. B. Price at ST.
Andrews Cathedral here at noon yes
terday by the service from her own
prayer book, brought from the United
States. Rev. Alex. Macintosh was the
officiating clergyman. Miss Jessie
Stowe Banks was bridesmaid and DR..
r. K. Smith was best man. The bride
was given away by her father, who
with his wife and two daughters ar
rived in Honolulu last month. H. B.
Price is passed assistant engineer
a man of excellent family. Admiral
Miller and staff were present as we'll
as all the officers of the warships.
The ushers were four officers ST. An
drew's was beautifully decorated. There
were present the American Minister
and Consul and Deputy Consul and
their wives, the Japanese Minister
Minister and Mrs. S. M. Damon, Theo
H. Davies, Give Davies, Gov. A. S.
Cleghorn, the Princess Kaiulani, Mr.
and Mrs. H. NJ. Won Holt, Mrs. ]. H.
Fisher, Mr.. J. L. Stickney.
Wray Taylor was at the organ and
gave a musical program arranged by
the bride. Before the ceremony there
were three numbers, Bests Wedding
March, Thomas Gavotte and Scotssor
Clark's Offertoire in F. AS the party
entered there was given Wagner's
Bridal March and during the ceremony
very softly the beautiful Evening
STAR" from the Tannhauser of Wag.
ner. AS the people left the Cathedra
there was heard Mendelssohn' Wed
ding March and at the last "Star Span
gled Banner" The bride had a mos
beautiful costume of white satin, er
train.
After the ceremony wedding break.
fast was given on the Hawaiian Hotel
Here again there were special music
and decorations. Altogether, the wed
ding was one of the prettiest ever seer
in Honolulu. 1t was made a society
function. All of the people interested
have made many friends in the high
est circles since coming to the city
The Banks family is of Philadelphia
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GERMANY,S DEMANDS.
China Must Pay Dearly for Murder
ing Missionaries.

China Must Pay Dearly for Murder
ing Missionaries.
PEKIN, November 29.-Inquiries
mode here in Chinese official circles
confirm the statements contained in
dispatches from Shanghai, giving the
substance of the demands made by
Baron Won Heywing, the German Min
lister to China, as a result Of the muir
der recently of German missionaries
and the destruction of missionary
property. Germany, through her Min
lister, makes these demands:
The discovery and execution of the
murderers of the missionaries, Mics
and Hennle.
The punishment of the implicated
officials, including the Governor of the
Shantung province, in which part of
China the mission was situated.
The reconstruction Of the missionary
buildings.
The payment of an indemnity of
sixty thousand taels to the relatives OF
the victims.
The payment of a heavy indemnity
to cover the expenses of the German
naval expedition and the maintenance
of the German force at Kiaochau bay
The railroad monopoly Of the Shan
tung province.
The occupation of Kiaochau bay as
a German coal station.
| China will refuse the demands Of
| Germany, but will express her will
ingness to make ample reparation fol
the murder Of the missionaries and fol
| the damage done to the mission
property.
Russia, it is understood, is not help
ing China, but the latter country ha!
decided not to provoke hostilities an(
to trust to diplomacy for a settlement
of the difficulties which have arisen il
connection with the mission outrages
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Asked To Interfere.

NEW YORK, November ga
Herald Washington special says the
Haytian Government has asked the
United States to use it's good offices
for the settlement of it's controversy
with Germany. ambassador White is
feeling the pulse of the German author
tiles on this phase of the subject, and
if it can be ascertained beforehand
that Germany will not reject the good
Offices of the United States they will
be rendered. Thus far the United
States has held aloof from the con-
troversy. ambassador White has re-
ceived instructions to ascertain what
the German programme is. The Ad-
ministration does not want to put it.