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CHINESE FORM OF OATH.

Or. ]. i. Moy. the Chinese govern
mcnt inspector, was asked what attun-
ton Chinese witnesses paid 20 the us
ual form OF oath. lie replied;
Not q particle. n docs not bind them
al all. They are very supcrstltiouH, but
they do not believe In the Christian
deity; 30 II has NO influence on them,
THE most binding method ~ Go write
tho oath on yellow paper In red ink.
then make them repeat the oath. then
cut on "a chickens head ana sprinkle
the blood over the paper, then burn u.
The form isi 4 swear, before God, that
l will tell tho truth about this matter.
and N / shall swear falsely death may
fan on me In the same manner az ON
this chicken. II travel by road a tiger
may follow ana eat me; N I go by sea
| may be lost ana the fishes eat me-
III a crate OF chickens was brought
up 20 this court house In ten minutes
three fOurtha OF the witnesses would be
IN the depot ready 60 80 home. They
think that N any bad luck bcfnlls them
during the year It IL because they have
done something wrong. The fear Of
what may happen Will restrain them u
we can get some oath they win respect,
We have been trying for two years TO
get some Chinese form OF oath IA Yer
mont II that were adopted II would
20 long way toward solving the ques-
ton.
Preparation for the testimony he
must give" continued Dr. Moy. rs the
chief work during a Chinese voyage to
the country. Experienced coaches beat
the proper answer into their heads so
that a sllp-up r. rare,
III the applicants are coming In ne
merchants, they are furnished with
maps " Boston and New York, with
explanations IN Chinese, FOR 81 each,
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been gathered. with che result that
enough money was forthcoming from
shrewd and unlmaEinntlyv men 20 ne
out this expedition. The world soon
will hear remarkable news from the
Zumbesi.'
Or. Carl Peters started on his. ox-
petition quietly. In the end Of April AZ
the time his "Trip was dismissed with.
out much talk. "a being merely one OF
many lesser exploring enterprise. HIS
second In command IL Captain George
silver. who commanded IN the famous
Black Watch till recently, when he was
relieved 20 take part IN the romantic
quest. Many mining experts accom-
pany the expedition, which ia escorted
by native SumuliH,
The expedition was carefully and law
iahly equipped. The start Into the In
terror was made through Portuguese
territory. the port Of Chludl being see
lectcd na the most convenient, A storm
wheel steamer, like those which wgrc
used with such good eject on tho Nile
IA tho Kitchener campaign, was used
TO transport the party 20 the upper
reaches Of tho Zambcsl river which
we've reached about month ago,
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commander at Guaymas Immediately
with President DiAz. ac-
quainting the latter with the situation,
and asked what should be done Win
the prisoner. The President replied, Or
deflng that the girl be cNlled from Mex.
leo. She was placed on a ngrthbound
train on the Sonora railroad that even
iug, In charge OF an armed guard, and
taken 20 SOgaloa, Arizona, and turned
loose with the strict Injunction that u
was captured she would be shot.
santa Teresa remained In Nognleh
for several months, Thousands u az
nlcted MeNlcnua and fnqui Indians
visited her there, She dlsappeared one
day and when next heard OF she was
the leader Of a band OF faqui Indians
who made "a raid on the town o. IRON
toras, near tho United States border
Several indians ana a number OF Mex
leans We're killed In that raid, Again
she was forced TO leave tho country
and this time she sought refuge In III
Pnso, Texas, where she lived IN COM
paratlvo quiet for several months she
performed many apparently miraculous
cures OF afflicted persons while In III
puHu.
shr again disappeared and next oamo
Into public notice AZ the chief actor IN
an army Of about 1000 fanatlch AleNl-
cans in the State Of Chihuahua, MeNi-
co. They had their camp Just across
the Rio Gruude from Preside del Norte,
Texas. and the wonderful woman
seemed TO have full sway over her fol-
lowers. This gathering Of fanatics be-
came 80 large that the Mexican author
tiles became alarmed, the report hnv-
ing reached chihuahua that they inten.
drd starting u revolution against tho
Mexican government, A regiment OF
soldiers was sent out from chichuahua
90 dispense the fanatics, The troops
went 10 Sierra Moi1da by train and
then marched overland 10 the border, a
distance of 100 miles. The religious
fanatics refused 10 obey the order to
dlzperse, and "a conflict took place In
which six soldiers and twenty fanatics
were Killed.
Santa Teresa escaped across tho river
and kept M hiding in Texas until the
excitement died out She then returned
90 m PuHo. whore she lived until her
recent disappearance.
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HINDOO WOMEN AS Servants.

According TO the custom of Hnloo
households. where the women servants
call their master and mistress "nthpr
ana mother and the daughters Jewel
sister, nothing n commonor than frr
old attendants 20 attach tnrmspiygH 90
privilege uf sc1ldlng their employer
ana spelling those employers children
90 the end M their days In such cases
the social inforiorty or this member
OF the family group would not Boz easily
perceived by stranger The mIHtfHsf
prepares her servants food ana rlyef
Il 10 her with her own hands Ga curious
inversion " our uotlunsl. and when
the latter dies In the fullucFH OF time
adoption ns one of their own blood -
church Gazette.
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Grhmann. and we nsccndcd H. un-
duuhtodly the first whites who have
done 80 Tor centuries, as Mr. puzcy had
only looked az II frum the bottom. -
We stood IN a courtyard before an am
Client CyClOpcan wall, partly fallen 90
pieces, partly rising 10 " feet 10 10 feet
In height With "a feeling OF awe I stood
m the midst OF these remains OF an
Client, very ancient human activity.
We discovered toward the center OF tho
top another ground wall, which had
undoubtedly been part OF "a building,
maybe temple. maybe "a store house.
This wall had been worked into tho ma
turil rock. The remains OF "a ground
wall along the edge OF the top led me
10 believe that second wall former
IS ran round the platform itself Why
the old cOnqucrora chose this spot for
their fort " easy 70 see. The Mulrn
touches the bottom OF tho hill 50 wat
or was handy, A second river We have
discovered at the back OF the ruin. I
am certain We shall hnd atlll more or
these Cyclopean buildings"
with this first authentic news from
Or. Peters expedition the tongues Of
the British officials who have In their
charge the aftnlrH OF Africa have been
looaened sufficiently FOR them 10 aC-
knowledge that the explorers trip "
not In the interests Of Germany, IA his
previous expeditions have been. us his
wv AANNNHAN " ~ AhANA ahAAANtA NNAAN anu
simple. And the big men In South
Africa have admitted even morc-they
admit now that Dr, Peters and his
British colleagues, among whom arc
men Of tho British army have been
directly charged with THE exploration
and exploitation OF the auriforous terri
tories on the southern ailiuenta OF tho
Zambcsl,"
"Of course" said one Of the officials
recently, I'VE couldn't AFFORD Go invite
rldicule by announcing In No many
words that we were after was tho re-
discovery and acquisition OF the lost
mines of Ophir. But that " what we
have sent this expedition for, and we
have every reason % believe that % has
"a fair chance 20 ind them. For many
years hard-headed and pronlc but en-
tvrpTlslug capitalists have been cncour-
aging and helping Biblical scholars,
untiQunrlnna and gcogrnphcrs Go puZ-
/ Gle out tho problem Of the territory ln
] which these mines probably are, And
| AN Immense mass Of testimony has
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Austin. Tcx,-santa Teresa, the pat-
ron saint uf the Yaqui Indians. has been
among that tribe for the past three
months yndeuyoring Co lugitH them TO
revolt against the Mexican government,
and how well Hhp hns succeeded h
shown by tho recent uprising OF the
Yauuis. which promises 90 result Too
great bloodshed. n is not Improbable
that the war will continue until almost
every member ur the tribe has been cN-
terminated. santa Teresa Is urging the
braves to throw on the yoke which she
claims the MoNicnn government has
placed upon them and 20 resume their
old spirit NJ freedom and Independence.
Teresa dc urrcn. who h known TO
the Indians and lower class 0t Mex
leans throughout Western MuNlep hH
Santa Teresa de tuhurl, puHsrHHyH
wonderful and uunrguuuuhlg powers
us "A healer uf the sick and AFFLICTED, ana
TO the simple minded Indians Hhe lH "a
divine being. II was through hyr add
vice that the huqui Indians went ON
the wurputh about i've years ago ana
made such bold and daring attacks on
the Mexican troops That theS won
every battle. At that time l,rrHot was
d mere giTl NOT over 10 years ui age
She was born ana was ~ that imo
living near uup ui the Nuqul Indian VIE
iares iu the northern part OF rho state
VI sonora. tier parents were Ignorant
TomHphIp Indians. She claims that
one beautiful morning iu the early part
Ut summer she went To- thG spring nraf
her home Co got SOME water when the
ArchuugUl Gabriel appeared before her
and handed her a lollrr Wnllvn IA
spanish. of which the following lH tie
English translation, Js printed and
sold hy the thousands uf copies by ihe
glrl and her followers along tho MUNl-
can border during the past few years,
To the saint ut tnu9rl, Teresa de
Jesus My Daughter. II my sacred
heart had NOT burned with divine love
for man, ] should long ubu have cNst
them into the depth ut hell Tor the tcr-
rlblD onyuspH with which they have proc
famed my Justice llut nH ms heart iH
that ~ living father aud Tor man "a
salvation, ] have shed my precious
blood upon the cross boo order that they
may have time Go repent ut their sins.
Now. NJ they do not 500 / viii make them
feel the Igur off my Justice. / VIII visit
upon thuu sickness ana ] VIII hasten
the Judgment Jay when the GOOD hhhl
be separated frJm th. bad and VIII say
90 the iHt,l. "tu, "lnuurH. Co the iltea
OF hell Con 900 eternity, you would not
hear mg when 1 Hp1k.u0r have you paid
attention Goo my advice Go, go 90 i've
ln the eternal flames uf hnIl.' And tu
tho good I viii say: 'tumg, blessed of
my father. who listen Goo ms WuulH,
como and share ln my Story H your zoe
ward fUr submission ANA obedience
come aud enjoy everlasting lfH.'
Therefore I desire that they should
repent 900 their hearts. huNr care Cot
their souls, udtr and NuuugatH tNn llulN
Mother Mary who lH the ONE thai
pleads most with WH for the salvation
of sinners and happiness Vt mrui ro
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and II they are at all bright they can
name the streets and locate public
buildings IN "a way 10 shame some
people who have lived In the city all
their lives.
"Tho care of the rich patron dos not
nng. ~ Montreal they are asked " they
have lost the paper or any Information
sent them, II ~ new Instructions arc
issued and the applicant does not 80
10 Richford until he "a prlmcd Tor ex.
animation.
THAT ~ thc theory. ~ course, but In
practice 10 isn't always carried out, and
blundcra follow. but that Isn't the fault
~ the system. The Cinnamon who 90
duty nH fathers have "a regular price
now, II a. So Tor each case and ull rN.
pouseH. ln Wow ~ the zeal % the proc
taken II o. tho agreement IN writing
pcuFes. In view OF the zeal NJ the pros
sDutOrs new preyuutlou has Co ~
Jury Dc shall receive s. a week while
he ls serving his sentence. In case 70 ii
"a year. he comes out 500 richer than
he went In, 10 no wlscr"-Ncw York
sun,
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PIN MONEY.

A Girl can scarcely bee too young 20
have some idea of the value OF money
and weekly allowance viii teach her
the pleasure OF providing little gifts
and uiCknuuks out Of her own pocket
Al the age uf 10 or l6 every Girl should
have am allowance, out OF which she
should buy her own gloves, stationery
and ribbons This win teach her the
use her pocket money can be put TO.
AZ she Kuts older her allowance
should include money for her eutlrc
wardrobe such an allowance should
be- probationary. and should depend
upon the girls Judgment and care In
thy choosing Of her clothes during the
period when the first allowance IS
spent.
of every penny she spends This Will
teach her many things In the handling
of money. and she will proht by her
mistakes,
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How her brave son rushed IN ala d.
or his own fate gave no thought
Died while in the neld OF ne,,o,
Died auother's life to save
BRIGHT the starry crown he's No.
Bright the crowns Of all 30 brave.
feeg WIN miss him round the cottsr,
Miss the sunshine Of his face sA
Ger your life VIII be a sh1Iov
You VIII miss him from bis place
Though the precious ono has ieft va,
Tho the voice you loved Il atIii.fN
Tho one place will c'cr be vacant
Which on earth cannot be niiSi.
Weep not, mother. God In wisdom
Has recalled the boon onro uiy.1
Tho for on the body slumbera
Yet the soul IL safe In heaven.
lie was gentle. kind and loving.
lie was steady. nrm and true.
Mother you Will meet your loved
Nhcn your work on earth ia through
when you leave this world OF cb,ry.,
Whcn you leave this world Of rrf..
You Will mud your missing darling
In the Fathers mansion fair.
You again will meet your loved ,,.
When the day OF NE iH ned.
You In heaven with Joy viii greet Mia,
Where no farewell tears arc shed
call not back the dear departed
Anchored safe whore storms nrs oi..
Tho It's years SIM. some have mot b..,
Soon viii meet 90 part no more
Peaceful be Thy silent alumhyr.
Peaceful In the grave a1 low.
Thou no more VIII Join our number,
Thou no more win sorrow know.
Farewell, John. but not forever.
There VIII be n glorious dawn.
we WI meet 20 part, no never.
On tho resurrection morn.
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NEWFOUNDLAND Guy MEN.

Tho Newfoundland pioneer was
curious mixture OF simplicity uHi
hardihood. only 10 years ago. before
the Introduction " mngintrateB uu me
West coast shotgun law" WIS tho 0r.
der OF the day. II one offended anuthUr
the nrgrioved party threatened Co shoot
the ngEroaFor ON sight. Although e..ry
man had hIH own gun. aud the threat.
oncd man had equal chances lu Hsbf.
he would hide In his hut and go Zoo or
VI his life for many days, never think.
ms that he might settle the affair by
"a counter threat
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1900 nATrERY n.
go TnEsgementsD

Fob. 4, Attack on outposts.
Fob. d. From Tondo 10 Cnicocon.
Feb. o. La Iona au Llco Cemetery
Ridge.
Feb. SO. Caioocan.
Feb. TO- B1mbnrdmcnt N Caloocan.
Feb. ~. Near Mnrafumn.
Feb. %. burning ~ Tondo,
Fob. 90. Ia Iona and Block House.
March ~. Ia Iona and Block House,
March 25. capture Of Malnbon.
March 20, Advance 10 Malintn.
March "a, Advance 10 Mariola - bat
lie.
March 20. Bocarie and Bogon.
March 20. Geuintu.
March 30. Advance 10 Maloloa.
March ~. Engagement at Malolos
Apri I. battle OF uulgua.
Aphii. $40. Landing and Santa Cruz
capture.
April n. Capture of Paysnnjan.
April i2 Capture 0f Ornih.
April a. FULTON Ford.
April 2l-i, Engagement at Morza-
April as, nagbag river and bat
tie
April %. Engagement NJ Augot.
May !. Engagement nc San Rafael
May q Engagement at BalWag.
May o. Engagement nc Muoslml
May 10. Engagement az san Fcrnan-
do.
May II. Engagement at San fsidro.
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,EsERET EVENING NEWS. SATURDAY !

Daniel. Roy w. Page. Geo. NJ
Dennis. Arthur Ir. pagot, Geo, y.
Donaldson VIM. ~. Porter. elem V.
Dodds, william B. Peterson Christian
poud. Jarvis g. Pratt Ray r.
Dunford. Ntpert 4. Hacker. fred v.
Eldrcdge. Frank NJ. senrle Garry ".
Estes, James w schoppe. Lewis
faircloth. Peter J. gpenat. Paul
Freed Ellis G.. stephens. VIM. ].
Cannon. Walter n. Tcrvurt. Moroni n
Gardner. VIM. ". Weller Geo. L..
Greenwood. VIM. RWhitlnE, Deibert
Hardness. Frank. W
Hansen. George T.. Woodf1rd. JOS. T.
Harris. Abner n. Worley Itleber
HOdgert, Robert L.
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Albert W. Loo Corporal
walter {. tIuWauu .ssss ss.ssssturporul
John o. Wheeling .....,,,.s,t corporal
Louis smith st.t.s ssss,sssssssssfa frl'r
Bmruu e., Wright ........ ,..s.. fhfrirr
John g.. Crawford ........ Musician
otis -. butcher Musician
James Payne ..... ...,,..s.s.. saddler
Marion Grundv .......... Wagner
Adams William T.. Howell, J. 7.
Andrews. Albert Wlfvlne, Ralph
Brandt. Jacob kimball. Elliot T.
ufnttnln. Arthur l.. I.add, Greeley @.
Hreinholdt. oscar Loyeleaa. VIM. D.,
n Jr.
Brown, Homer Lun, Albert W.
Bruwu. joel T. l.und, Martin
Cantrrs. Roger G., March, Rufua ~
gnynnaugh Euoch May, Fred II.
J. Miller, Arthur l..
Goliath. Alex Morrison. Geo. G..
COnkin. Arthur +, Nelson, l.e Roy
Cotnor Perry r. NELSON, NhaH. A.
paiiin. Samuel Ncugcbaucr, G. ID.
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YiQrI INDIANS THIRST FOR BLOOD.

Urged by Mysterious Santa Toresc, their Patron
Saint who Claims that She Received a Message from
the Archonaol Gabriel tho Indians viii Fight Until
They Extormiuutcd.
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THE FAN UMBRELLA

A woman has patented fan AMI
umbrella combined. the handle OFF tHf
latter being hollow. wlth'u sorrow knob
az the end TO which the fn o. ate
tnchod, 10 that d can be closed ana
slipped Into the handle when not 100 use.
For relief ana comfort In Asthma
nALLARD'S HOREIOUND SYRUP
has no equal Price % aud ~ cts. .. c.
NJ. l. Drug Department.
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fafurt.,.t .ttt .t a.y UrypgIaaoA
I'h" '.nIllIN .t " " IN ,Aln
JoNh H. Muiphf 90 " "lHl Lieut.
u'll" ". ~. surrey '''' '-l il.ul
ii'NlN iN, guy %. d" d." " 'si.t SUE.
fIl. l. iAWl'N DO 's ~ 81 sftEt
D1N'l NiNl! 80 90 90 90 90 '''sNrt' H'ikN
.NiN' g. NlloH 90 90 90 90 ''''a'it'tht
uII Van lauhu '' DC Go ''f''sr'tk'ahl
,'ih'l stevenson 90 90 '' ''H'lk oi'hl
~ l.'uh 20 " Go 80 '''s''aelk'Nhl
Aiu'll liuln'll % % 90 90 ''''''H'itrhhl
l.hkAF y hlh'l.U DO 90 's s'Htfk'thl
i'IhgIi w. 'u'hlnt 90 q" &c "l"ippIni
h'fi'l g.. iWHinuHHen 90 e. .ss'lotpolhl
Joseph n. ny" 's 90 % &c 'Ipip"thl
Iuhn ~. l,gyie 3" o" 90 - '.'Iotp'in.
iri'} u. flHhet 's ss &c 60 "l"fpnthl
i'ln't Green 90 d" 90 &c '''''', "ip"ihl
ANol ohenHn " d" d" "s''"Ip'rti
iairick ~. Mnllny . &c &c ..,ptpnthl
AlIrUd Nnicg 'ts.'ss's s's'ss'''9fpnlhl
IrurEn W. olsen OIL. OH. 90 .' q. Ehrrlrt
James 3. Manson .. s.u 600. Fnrrler
ltuihgfigld %. Goldman o.. 'Nfluo't
Joseph Hansen ., p. 81. o.. .s,ttlucer
samuel j. ,ardWell d" 90 90. Hhlll'i
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Recruits enlisted by Lieut.. Edgar 4.
wedgvood 20 nii batteries a and 10 TO
maximum strength.
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krorh. g. W. Wyne H. w.
Larson. Warren young, '. o. 81.
Ianyer. william u. Zuhlcr John i.
IIcklnl.rnr. j. D.
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May 4. Santa Tomas.
May Y. SeXnloan.
May Z. CuaguA
May IL. San Luz.
May 10. San Luz.
May ~. Expedition 20 Candaba.
May rs. Expedition 10 Candaba.
May %. Santa Rita
May 20. San Fernando.
May IS. San Fernando.
June o. Cnnitn.
June 4. Moronga.
June 10. Munteulupa.
June 10. San Fernando.
June 20. san Fernando.
April q Santa cruz.
April 10. Santa Cruz.
April 10, payHanian.
April A., Ornia.
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Alexander Roht
Archer David a..
lieuz1n, Glen
nargH. John r.
Bean Harry J
henson. Peter j.
burnett. VIM w,
Burton, Ray a.
liywuter, Caleb j.
canal. A. g.
Chanin, Willard
Council. JAS W.
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Purely Business.

Fine line Of wall paper for season Of
30 at W. A. Darling's. Prices cannot
be duplicated this side Of Chicago.
q. l.. Neal, the well known auction
eer, will give the strictest attention to
all business entrusted to his care. II
you have property to sell consult him.
l2tf.
w. A. Darling has just received fine
line Of wall papers direct from Chicago.
The patterns are stylish and up-to-date
and the prices can not be duplicated
this side Of Chicago. Paper hung in a
workmanlike manner. II
FoR sALE--l60 acres OF good wheat
land, decided and fenced, IL miles from
Condor, 20 acres under cultivation.
Fine well OF water, good house and barn,
young orchard OF 100 fruit trees. Price
$3.50. For terms and particulars call on
or address, THE globe, Condor. Or.
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While riding raw cayuse In Johnson,s
corral Saturday evening, after the horse
sale, Grin Jackson met with quite an ac-
cident. The broncho was "bucklng',
rather gently aud some OF the boys tried
TO accelerate his motions by throwing
a rope under his tail, but the rope went
to low, tripped up the caynse's heels and
turned him upside down. Orin hit the
ground pretty hard and was badly stun
cd and bruised but is recovering rapidly.
II now appears probable that the
wheat crop of the United States this
year will fall short Of that OF last year
by ut least 100000 900 bushels. The gem
eral tendency OF the market is upward
and while II IL not probable that the
price will be high when the new crop
comes in, the situation IL such that the
expectation OF better prices on the aver
age for the next wheat crop than have
been obtained for the crop harvested last
year is jnstiilable. Eugene Guard.
The report published last week 10 the
effect that Fosters band OF trail sheep
had been shot into, on Slide creek, ip
Grant county, and 200 Of the animals
killed, seems 10 have been unfounded.
The last issue Of tho Long Creek Eagle
reports Fosters, Blake's, Looney's and
Beibl'a sheep to have passed through
the county without being molested.
They will all ship from Huntington to
Montpelier, Idaho, from where they
will drive TO their different destinations
In Wyoming aud Montana.
Q. A. Danneman, W. r. Boyer, Henry
- A. 2