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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-08-30
So Bauer, bas TT tpas anpercs.

rGtn Solbat, Der iiinsit bon ben
Bbtltpptnen auriidtebrte, eradbIte fol-
9enbe 9ei4idte, bic gu bibi4 1T, ais
bdB lie DerlOreH 9eben iOute. Seine
Gompagnie tebrte bon einem Recogs
nosaisrunss5uge suriid. auf benz OiJ
meiiten ibre &Ieiber eingebiiBt batten.
Dor elmer Dobnung neben elmer gros
BEN Stetntir9e fab er Spet Semosn
auf elmer 2eine bdnger. Su er Ielbit
nur nod elm babies Semb duf benz
Riiden bate, beIdlob er iOfort, fid
Gins berielben dn5ueignen. @s tam
aber cine Srau aus benz SauIe uno
fa4te Jpn buran gu 6inbern. Qls er
iebO4 Sugriff. rief ie in gutem @ngz
lif9: nSte iperoen bafiir am iiinsIten
Sage gu aa6len baben." @r anttpors
tete: rDenn sic mir fold langen Grsz
bit geben, 10 nebme i'd beibe Semoen,"
mas er aud fofOrt that.
90 srSdblt bic gbtcdso 0ailD Netus
bonn q. Suni, unb bdlt bies fir
pfmart".
SGtte elm Sdgale ober Siirte GEE
tpugt, elmer qmeritanerin bic Semben
gu fteblen, 70 pGre fOfort Elm Diploma
ttIder 3ptI9enfaI baraus entitanben,
man bate $10O,0O0.OO S9abenerIdB
berlunst, unb I'm @eieerunssfale bisIe
2eute init ether Reugsburt Der Srsis
belt beidsntt, beren neue unb ebrenoe
@erantportli9tett bas ameritaniI6e
Bolt bubOn setragen bdtte", mad ben
Worten Der famofen Pbilabelpbtd
platform. - Might makes right.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-08-30
Npfer Der Giaaretten.

nebermdbissS Gisarsttsnrauden Bat
fur Sranf Rittie, etnen %befannten @e'
iH~aftsmann in @len @ope. 8. s., i6red'
Iide Solsen eeseitiet. Rit9ie, tpelder
nit itiner 5rau unb feds &lnbern cine
Der i46nften 8iaen in Glen @ope be'
pobnt, bate nur cine 2eiosnibaft, unb
baS mar baS Rduden bon @iearetten.
9lie fab man Jpn obne bic ,,@iftnuoeI"
i'm Nunbe unb an man6en 9asen lisb
sr $50 b%erislbsn in Raua auiseben,
8erstbsnS madten ibn feline Sreunoe
sarauf aufmsrfiam, baB bic i9limmen
Soleen nibt ausbleiben fonnten, unb lei'
Der ioQten iie nur su febr Redt baben,
8or einem Sabre beeann bas AuBenli6i
Ritdie'S nud;uIaHen. gr coniultirts
bic 4erSte, tpelhe totale @rbIinbune por'
ausiustsn, iuenn CT bus @iearettenruu'
den ni6t aufsebe. 8ereebens periudtC
Rit4is, eS su ibun; er fonnte es ni6t.
uno Dor stuei Woben erblinoete er gang
lid. Gu6 ieBt lieb er has 8auber
ni6t iein. unc bat iiG nuumebr sur SIine'
bsit aud 9eiitesseitbrtbeit eeiteat, oi,
feline leberflbruns mad benz State So
ipitaI in Rings 9arf, 8. S., sur Roib'
p~enci8isit ma&ts.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-08-30

~9eneruG aguinaIbosp olttit f6tiebt
AUDI bic unabbdnstgteit Der 6iliptnos
NIT elm -. ameritanti4er S4ub tpdre
aettpeilig erpiini9t, etpu in ber>
ielben Weife, pie er fpdter Guba piels
lei4t sepdbrt pirb."
4rtiteI in Der rSingapore Sres
preb" bonn 4. Mfut 1898, In tpeltem
bic @ereinbarunsen nit Commodore
0eipep bur9 9eneraIconiuI pratt bes
tannt semadt unb BON bieiem am s.
Mai 1898 an SeeretGr Dan geIanbt
ipurben. Senatboeument 81, Settle
345.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-08-30
@urDe en- anTere gerbano eten
betro8en2

~geun (SuGi 1888 tau6te gum .rRen
Wsale Der 9ebante an lndbbdnsisteit
auf." = Pbiqipptnsn : GOmmiIIiOn,
~porIdufiser" 8eri6t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-08-30
g(nOentnm9em fit Ytamo &duter.

Bsnn elm Sabrtant, SAMPLER. Ssttdufr Obr @eitdhsrsuenosr bic Snfru.
mente zines Wubenetb1S itleht mabt, 10 mrbuuut ibm. Ser Wann peber
ourb prshen Iener lSaaren feline 8efaufe MAIDEN fam, 1T bs 2utrauens nht
nIrbe.
bb urSpsHslbuft frsmo if BET smHr ASGnO SrunsathOn, pUOub elm anOess So.
brat BON 9ianoS npplpmt III.
SIN ben meten 6duen, penn mon emn aRuftr oer Gstrr mtninmt, 70 En-.
ballet Sr ieneS 9ianO. bshn Giscntbdmer bic srbbte GOmmfiOn bssabl, unb
bue @ommtHUn pro su benz BreIe peretnet.
Gtabirt in 1912, puben StWf 9ianOs unter elmer @aruntie usrtauft, bic
ssfarh ut bur6 sm babies Subrbunbet BON ebribem SanSeu entIang ben 2nien
Der bbtfsn @bbunet in Der Nuup Contribution.
OR bette @arautie fir ben aaufr 1T Der Auf ub bic Stipulation bes 5abri.
fanten, fope bsS Gamblers, ba bic pmtide 8pte zines YianpS in fdner Dauer.
biisidt ub in Con AuaItat bsheb, uO Ove ionnen nur Ou& 8t uO Sc.
brand erfannt psroen, fOoab Der &dufer, penn nibt feltt elm grpert or burb
etnen @rpsrt mhrunt, af bic Experimentation Oss 5utritanten Obsr gamblers f6
bsrIaRsn mub.
sthff 8iunOs Fno ben saidsbenfen unb senausRen qrafunan untsrpOrfsn
porpsn unO Ibaben nod nimalS enen 9utt Der Sdpade erssbsn.
8srsbt nemaa, bB Der SuupnbeL zines PianoS Der We6anisuus in. ben
Sbr nitt isbet, unb bob Der ern8he Sbel Der Soften 1T. ben Sbr iebet.
StHff pianos. bon 5atkuien oer 8lnflen mtniutt, eaeussn in beiben
ben @ebanfen: Isle fmb poQndnbis."
gdni4t cine 9uiOn Sbnen elm BunO su Ueraufn. ub fdneibst babel ben
9res sinbaIb, mibtnut ibE. ebe Sr ben 2aesn psHGbt. Sic pGrpe Sic beraubt
batr. .penn fb bic @eleeenbet 8eseben bate.
StHt 9ionos psrbeu M enem mdbeen 8refe berfuuit in Inbetrabt ibrss
tlnIthrii6en 8etbss. Gdn bnber Pus fir biz 9rputahon.
Obne S~uddFdhsuns Sbrr 4bh6t M taufn. ipsdsn de iotaO ne mBsi6
bel uns Dor. Mr oferWen Elm srDberes aHctement bon ls9t eebraudRn Iianos
u prtid nnbrissn preien, -ganOs pelde permiabst pmbsn parsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-08-30

~gtne RepubIit lit bier prsanifirt,
ipie auf Cuba" - Goniul Diuiams,
MantIa, an Silfsiecretdr gribIer, %.
Sebr. 1898.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-08-30
Snmlpt 3u p~erfamfem,

stItssn nabs Der Stipsnfabrif tn her 10. @art.
Stitie AnjabIuue, iptnu 9tmane bautn mill ;
her Stlf fam fsbsn bIsibtn. Na6iufrastn In
pisisr SHisr. ba
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-08-30
3u o~erfaufen

Gin usuts, aus a6t 3immen brfsbtntss
Wcbnbdus nit mCctrnsn Ginrittunssn, uoas
eet, nit 6ru6tbdumtn, 8aitnpIdB unp riurm
f6Gntn Gar en-. Ssiitnpsgs unp alss roll,
fGnbis. Giut l6But Sttmaib fir sius SAINT.
lie. In gutter RaHbari6aft unh BEN btRtn 5btilt
etr Staet stltstn. grtis $4,000, Gin Shell fam
fsbsn bltibsn. Ndbsrts pirb In Der ,,BOhtn.
bIatt" Sfiss btianut etma&t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-08-30

r8or benz Inseit9t Der ganSen @elt
babe i'd pertiinbet, bab bic bD9iten Be-
~ftrebungen meines ganSen 2ebens, Der
Gnb5ped aller metner &raft unb @rtz
itrensunsen nur Der mar, Cure llnabz
bGngigtett gu erringen. DEM t9 bin
p~oGitGnbig bapon ii~ber5eust, bab bies
@uer Iteter Dunf9 mar = unb bab
bic llnubbGngtstett fir uns 8efreiung
bon Stluperei unb Spraunei, unb Die<
berberitelluns unierer Ssibeit uRb urs
fer @intrttt in ben Srets Der cipiliIirten
@6lter bebeuten." - IgItnalbps PrOz
cIamatton bonn 18. Suni 1898 in Ga
bite. Senatbetument 60, Settle 432.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-08-30

rOb @bmipaI SeipeD rnb bic gprs
fuln pratt, @ilbmdn unb Wiutums
aguinalbo cine @erf9erung seseben
baben ober ni9t, bab bic pbiltppinenz
Regieruns ansrtannt tpesbe, 70 babeR
bic SilipfnOs biefes bod eetpibli9 ses
slaubt, ba ie bies btslet9t mebr aus
ibpen Sunblungen, dls aus tbren WprE
ten f9lieben mubten. Wenn Elm 4ufs
ftanb f9ou I'm 9dnae mar, mas folte
man ipobl aus Der Sbatia9e i9lteben,
bab G~euinalbo unb Is anbere pers
bannte Sagalen duf einem dmerttants
iden &riessf4iffe nod ben PbiHppts
men sebpa9t unb in Gabits seIanbet
~tpurben9 abmiraI 9enep CAB ibnen
Waffen unb Munttton, mas i9 aud
ipGter uuf fein Grfu6sn that. Nan
erlaubte ibnen, etns Menge Daffen ans
suiummeln, bic bic Spauier in's mai
fer getporfen batten. 80.
r&inige Sage fpGter Gam 1. Suit
1888 ma9te er NgutnaIbo) einen
amtli1en 8eiu9. besleitet DON Ieinsm
Cabinet, ietuem Stdbe unb elmer Mu.
ftttupelIe. -. Gr frGste uns, OBJ mir,
bic Rorbamsrituner, tpts er uns nanns
ts, bedbIi9ti9ten, BITE Pbiltppinsn ala
dbbGnsise ProDinoen gu be6alten. Sd
antiportete, bab t9 ibm barduf tetne
lnttport seben tOnne, bab mir uber
felt 120Sabren feline Golpnien gesriiuz
bet bdtten, %fporauf er bic bsmertenss
tp.rtbe Grtldruns abigail: sd babe BIZ
Contribution Der Der. Staaten forgs
fGltig burdftubirt unb ftnbe bGrtn
tsiue 9eredttsung fir GolOntsn, unb
Id fiir9te baber nihts.-
rgs mag fem, bub meine antipori
duspeihenbsr 4rt mar. aber i'd pers
iudte serabe gu Der 3eit NIT ben Sill
ptros einsn SanbeI fir bic 2ieferunq
bon Pferben. @dsen, Geuerung unf
Gutter ub5uidlieben. "-9sneral Sbo'
mas M. 4nberIOn in Der rROrtb Dime.
rtcan ReOistp" Dum 5sbruur 1900.
Settle 275-277.
.Seber umeritaui1he Biiraer, bel
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-08-30

4sutnaIbo beaeidnet In einem 9rtefe
an Mc&inlep bonn 10. sunni 1898 bic
Gilipinos als rein Bolt, ipeEdss bIinbs
linss has 8ertrauen in sic iebt, baB
Gle es nidt mebr Der Sprunnet Spa
MEMS iiberaptpprten, fpnoern tbm feline
Greibeit unSllnubbdngistett seben ipsrz
ben. ielbIt tpenn sic NIT Spanien
6rieben f9Lieben tperben." - SsRntz
document 62. Settle 36f.
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&ubolpb stcfeny
Deutsrber met3ser,
Sard StraBe. Gds aNams
WhPnue Srrnutnu

gtltss friidss uuo geIaI,ents 8Isiid ftets
friidt tslbtgsmadte 8urft an Sano.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-08-30

pllnmtttelbar na6 meiner Intunft
in Gdbite acknowledgements cine
8etdmtma9ung, lpelde t9 fir i6n,
ebe er abreiite. entporfen bate, porin
er Pliinoerung perbietet unb bic Wibs
banblung neutraler perionen fir elm
acknowledgement ertldrt. Gr organis
itrte natiirlid etns Regierung5form,
beren Dictator er mar, mas unbebingt
nptbpenbis mar, tpenn er boffen tpolte,
feline Serri4aft iiber bic Ginseborenen
dufre4t gu erbalten. unb BON bieiem
Gage an Bis beute 1T er ununterbrpd1en
erfolsrei4 i'm Selbe setpeisn unb piirs
bepou unb gere4t ais Sdupt ieiner Rez
gtsrune.
Die Gtngeborenen tGmpfeR fir ibre
8efretung bon ipanii4er Serrihuft
unb perlaHen ii9 in 9eaug auf ibre
3utunft auf ben poblbetannten Sc
re4tigteitsiinn. tpel9er ole Sanblunz
gen u~nierer Regierung beberri9t.
Sum S9lub m0dte i9 hermit con-
itattrt BADEN, buB bic Regierung Der
5ilipinos nidt 10 bebanbelt nerben
tann, als tpenn IeBtere norbdmeritaniz
f9e Snbianer pdren, bic ie Da9 Der
Wiatiir ibrer Serren fi9 bon elmer Rez
ierpation our anberen perieben laFen."
@onfuI WiIbman. SOn9tons, 18.
Suli 1898, an StautsiecretGr Dan.
Senntbotument 62. Settle 337-338.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-08-30

rJilipinosl Die grobe MattOn bon
Norbamerita. bic Wtese tpabrer Greis
bett, bic besbalb Der Sreibeit unisres
Bottles freunblt4 seitnnt 1T. 1T erI9ies
men, UNI aud uns bier in uneisenRiibis
ger Deiie ibren trGftissn Sdub gu 9s-
tpdbpen ba ie uns fir seniigenb ctpili<
firt eru9ten. bies. unier unsliidli9es
Ganb. felbit resieren gu tDnnen." -
aguinalbos Proclamation bonn "a.
gtut 1898 in Gapite. Senatbpcumnt
60, Settle 431.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-08-30
au8lanb.

Der Streit Der S6ifsperIaber,
Sei5er unb NatrOien in @urisiaes 1T Su
gnoe.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1900-08-18
WILLIAM w ASTOR
ABANDONED AarEHcA TO GAIN
SOCIAL, FAME. y
Aaa New Elnds Hlnssie nIuis.afrs
WltAs1t csantzy. Having Dssn
Tsssssd ~ ths Pnsss q wsiss sss
saA 0tAsr EaklAsh Hohass

The story Of william waldorf
Aston. who grossly offended English
society Q short time ago BY insulting
Sir Archibald Milne. particular
friend Of the Prince Of Wales, and
who Il now ostracissd BY tho smart
set, which basAs In the princess fayor.
n that Of q man without q country.
He began life with unlimited wealth
and boundless ambition. He still has
both, for the latter has never been
satisfied.
About twenty years ago q group Of
yeung men among the rich New York
en- were starting out In life, al with
some Political ambition and al backed
NJ BY an old family and q big rent roll.
None Of them promised 30 much and
failed % dismaily a. william waldorf
Aston. He intended to b President Of
the United States. He Il now Q man
without q country, disspr Sinted, Gym
zeal, with no future before him at 50.
He was the son Of JobG Jacob Astor
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1900-08-18
COILS p. HUNTINGTON.

Coils P. Huntington, the railroad
millionaire, says that he never won
or lost dollar on q horse race or
any game Of chance" OF course he
didn't; he always wants a sure thiDg.
There Is no chance about his dice
they are always loaded. He plays no
game except those in which he is sure
to win and the other fellow is sure to
lose. He would bet on a horse race
II his horse was a good one and the
opposing nag had only three legs.
He also said that he never went
hunting or fishing a day in his life"
Poor fellow. he Is much to be pftied.
He never had any genuine fun. What
good Is all his wealth II he don't play
poker, run horses, fish for suckers or
hunt jaekrabbits?
We wouldn't begin to trade places
with you, Coils. We wouldn't ex-
change our enjoyment of life for all
your millions. You are very old. You
are almost dead. You will shortly 90
lowell, somewhere, and leave all
your millions behind you. 1t is Just
as well, too. for tie gold might melt
and the bank bills would be sure to
burn.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1900-08-18
THE CORED OK.

The same papers that were lam
pooning Carl Schurz four years ago
because Of his refusal to swallow Is
to / are now devoting columns OF eu-
logy to his backsliding. But all they
say cannot make less convincing the
arguments Of four years ago, prov
ing the folly Of following the free
silver Observation-Disclosures paper.
And the same papers that lampoon-
ed Senator Hoar . few months ago
and called him an imbecile and
laundering old idiot, now say that he
is a conservative, intelligent and pa
t-iotic statesman. The reason is that
the senator has recently said that he
would support Mckinley for president,
although he said last winter that on
account of the presidents course in
the Philippines the destruction Of the
American republic would begin with
the administration Of VIM. Mckinley.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1900-08-18
BRYAN OR M'KINLEY.

The middle-of-the-roaders In M
braska are demoraliEed. Their ,t.,.
'convention at Grand Island has prov,S
to be q boomerang and It has Tow
back and killed its inventors. IN.
honest men In that crowd are reDD-
dating the whole business. The sv,.
dence Of Republican management ana
Republican money was too strong IA
be resisted. All the true reformer,
among them are esming back to IN.
regular party organization. As be-
tween Bryan and Mckinley they win
choose Bryan every time. The mid
dle-ot-the-road movement has already
spent its force. 1t was conceived in
sin, brought forth in iniquity, and II
has died the death of the wicked.
There will not be corporars guard
of the malcontents this fall. They will
not carry a township in the state. The
people will vote for Bryan or McKin-
ley and will not waste their time on
side issues.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1900-08-18
Outstanding Ear

The Disagreement OF outstanding
ears should be checked in early child
hood, otherwise it Is apt to be an OBJ
stinate matter to overcome. Various
simple little expedients may be re-
sorted to in order to accomplish the
end aimed at. For instance, a broad
elastic strap or webbing band, passed
from the lower part of the back Of
the head obliquely across the ears to
the top OF the brow, will help to con-
quer this Disagreement This band
can be worn at night or for an hour
or two during the day, or as an al
tentative there is the special ear cap
which has been invented with the OBJ
ject Of encouraging the ears to lie
close against the head. The muslin
caps which years ago babies used to
wear acted in a great measure as pre-
ventives against obtruding ears.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1900-08-18

ne must pay her the sold-as
named In the bond-and she wiz Duy
the Grain over there. -
That Il how the price" b fixed In
London 70 New York. Chicago
Omaha and Boggtown crossroads.
How is payment made1 Don't Eu-
rore pay us gold for grain and meat
and cottonf
No, Europe does not pay Us gold.
On the contrary, while we send abroad
a thousand million Of dollars worth OF
products a year. instead OF getting
pay In gold, we send some gold and
silver along with the goods.
What! and get nothing In return?
Precisely. We get nothing but the
interest coupons clipped from the
bonds held abroad, which clipping In
no degree reduces the principal or pays
the debt. but after we have annually
poured our thousand million dollars
worth Of products into the lap or nav
Of London for one hundred years, we
find that this entire vast export has
not paid the interest, and the debt has
grown larger by the sum so unpaid.
But look here, the Republican party
has been telling us that this vast ex-
cess OF exports constitutes balance
of trade" in "our favor" Is not this
true? And II so, how do you reconcile
1t with your statement above?
II Is not true.
'Tr' we took into account ONLY the
goods exported and the goods import
ed, and IN" we received cash for the
excess exported, we might properly
say the balance Of trade was in our
favor, and this half-told story is what
the Republican editors, orators and
spell-binders are peddling for the
truth, when In reality 1t presents an
entirely false conclusion, for we do
NOT get cash for the surplus OF ex-
ports, but the account is balanced with
interest coupons which represent
nothing" and Is only a diplomatic
varnish for the unpalatable truth that
we have tied our financial system to
the wheels Of Rothschilds' golden
chariot and are paying interest" for
the use Of his gold or credit, when
we should have established a system
independent Of him, and then, when
he became hungry and wanted our
foodstuffs, he would have had to pay
"our" price, which we could have fixed
for ourselves IL we owed no foreign
debts.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1900-08-18

A discharged soldier recently re-
turned from the Philippines tells q tale
Of shirt which Is too good to be lost
His company was returning from a
long and tiresome scouting trip, In
which most Of the men had lost the
greater part Of thar wearing apparel,
when he saw on clothes line In the
ground OF q residence adjoining a big
stone church two very good shirts
hung out TO dry. As he had at the
time only half shirt TO his back. he
proceeded TO help himself to q whole
one. whersupon q woman came out OF
ths house and said to him. In passahls
Engiish, You VII pay for that on
the Judgment Day" Madam" he re-
Piled. If yon give such long credit
VIII take both shirts" which he pro
cssded 70 do.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1900-08-18
Rnmnua nTaa.anr.n.

Ss1 b. C. Two thousand inhabi-
tants of Tyre crucifed and 5000 but
chered by the soldiers Of Alexander
the Great.
los B. c. Celts kin 5000 Roman
soldiers at Auransio, on the Rhone.
1o2 B. c. Slaughter Of Teutons near
Ak. in which 200 700 b&rbariAas were
slain
20 A. D. Destruction Of Jerusalem.
Above 1.1oo. 900 Jews put to the sword
By Roman army.
11B A ID. Several thousand Gresks
and Romans murdered By Jews under
Andrae. leader Of revolution.
11ss. A. d. Massacre ut Acre Of
6.eoe Mohammsdans By order Of King
Richard L, In the crusades.
12so "a o. Slaughter Of the inhab-
itants Of AlspDo By the Mongola.
12s1 A. d. ~sicilian vesperAs
About aeoo French killed in Sicily.
lsT2 A d. St BartholomsWis Day
Massacre Of 1eo, 200 men, women aal
children Hugusnots In France.
15s3 A D. Turks slaughter s5,oa
Christians In Croatia.
174o A. d. Settlers In lava slaugh-
ter 1900 Chinese at Batavia.
17se A n mo popery" riots. Mob
LED By Lord George Gordon killed $50
Roman Catholics in London
1854 A. d. Chinese murder 2l,eo0
Christian at KuAng-Tsi, IN AMMAN In
Cochin-ch the same year 2zy0oo ma
tive Christians were massacred.
1885 A D. Turks KIN between 5000
and 5000 Armenians IN Asia Minor.
1909 A. d. Boxer rebellion, havina
for its object the extirpation Of native
Christians and all foreigners.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1900-08-18
co-Edn.at,on Mt Low Ebh.

A popularity Of the attendance In
the public schools OF Manila is the
great excess Of boys over girls. this
being true Of the high schools as well
as those OF lower grade. It is mani
festation Of the local belief that while
education may be desirable for boys. Il
is Of little use for the girls. All they
need to know is their catechism. This
disparity in the school attendance Of
the sexes may be lessened, however.be-
fore the next school term, as the au-
thorities are planning for a system Of
compulsory attendance.
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william C. Royal. q wealthy resident
Of Georgetown, Penn. who died on
Nay 81 and whose viii has been Just
probated. Devised his entire estate,
valued conservatively at Sc. 100. to the
Woman's Branch Of the Pennsylvania
Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty
to Animals. Mr.. Royal devises to his
widow. Emily L. Royal, his horses,
dogs and any other animals may
possess. But should my wife be 80
situated Ct any time a. TO make the
care Of said animals inconvenient or
burdensome, then and in that case Il
IL my wish that upon her request the
care or custody Of said animals shall
deyolye upon the Woman's Branch Of
the Pennsylvania Society for the Pre-
vention Of Cruelty to Animals"
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1900-08-18

IN, the head Of the. great family who
came from the little village Of Wal
DER. Germany, about 100 years ago.
and started in life as butchers and fur
traders. When william Waldorf
came into the world the Astors owned
mae per cent Of the red estate In New
York city, and had taken social pFece-
dence over the old Knickerbocha fam
lies, who once held themselves aloof
from q man who peddlsd furs on his
back. Aston was educated at the law
school of Columbia University. He
imagined himself q second Disraeli
and began simultaneously q caree. in
politics and In literature. He was
elected State senator. He ran for
Congress to succeed Levi p. Morton
and was defeated by the late Roswell
Flower. He was appointed minister to
Italy by President Arthur. He distin-
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1900-08-18
HONOR TO AN ENEMY

When Count de villsbois-Mareuil, In
Paris. was ofsciaily informed Of the
death on q South African battlefield
Of his distinguished brother, who had
died there fighting for the Beers, he
set abopt the preliminary steps to
have the body brought hack to France
for internent A legal Formally.
however, required an examination Of
the dead mans will The instrument
was opened before the court, and the
FIRST line Of the document was as fol-
lows:
Z desire to be buried where I may
die"
In the face Of this specific declara-
ton no option was left to the rela-
lives. and the gallant soldier-to
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1900-08-18

An affecting incident occurred at
Sioux City. George Denison, aged 8.
and George Lewis. aged II, were bath.
ing, when the former was attacked
with cramps and screamed for help.
Lewis tried to save him, but both were
drowned. The father of Lewis came
on the scene. but did not know who
the lads were. He dove after them,
and became crazed with grief when he
discovered that the body he brought
up was that Of his own SON.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1900-08-18

That there Is true sporting blood"
In Central America is attested by the
following advertisement spread across
the top OF page Of The Guatemala
Herald early in June. before the Re-
publican National Convention met:
"A gentleman desires to wager 10000
pesos that William Mckinley will be
elected President Of the United States
at the election to be held in November
next. No wager for less than 500 pesos
accepted. The money has been placed
In the hands Of W. J. Rhyder and viii
Be deposited in any Of the banks of the
city. persons accepting this otfer hax-
ing the privilege Of naming the depos-
TORY"