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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-08-14
Iurora. Sa., 10. Dug. 1900,
Werther 6err @pnner!

Der Cur. Snb. : Club bate in feis
ner i'm Monat Suli absebaltenen 0ers
idmmlung bei9lohen, cine grturiiou
na6 Dubuque, Sd., gu peranitdlten
uno baSu elm Gpmite ernannt, um bic
nOtbigen @ortebruneen su trsffen, Die
g., 9. e 8. Giienbabn bat uns
dber gang unb gar absetpieien uni
min uns duf ben Sonntas feline @r=
t%uriipn seben unb iiber bic Hprtbpe-
tern uno Sainpis Central tit ss gu
peit fur cine Sagesreife, 70 bat nun
oas Gomite beidlohen. na9 Clinton
gu sebeH. Sn eieiem i66nen Stdbts
den am llfer Oes MiiiiiFppi psrosn
mir uns einen pergniigten Gag berei=
ten unb laben aud sic periOnlih, 10.
pie ale 2uremburger BON Na6 linh
5ern Elm, iid gu betbeilisen. Ollie
iinb berSli6 ntQtommen.
Wir tperoen fir nGhiten Spmmer
periu6en, cine Grturiipn mad Oubus
que gu balten, Inn bort unfere airmeE
gu feiern na1 edit 2uremburger Mrt.
Sir oisfes Sabr lab ii9 bieies ni6t
tbun.
46tungspoait Sbr ergebener
&drl 3, WeiIano b.
Die BORT @aibinstpn 3situns"
I6reibt:
Srau Mdrsaretba 9ialer, bic
Satin unIeres gea6teten Mitbiiraers
Serrn 9enrD Bidder, lit am Montao
Wloreen, ben 6. &uguit, fur3 nah &c
ubr. ms Senieits a~bberufsn worbsn
Die Dabinsei6iebene. cine aeboreu
&rdus, purbe am 6. Sebruar 1843
gu Hadenbeim am Rbein in Sehens
SarmItabt geboren unb tam i'm Sabre
1856 nit ibren gltern unb @efdpi,
tern Gus europa nu6 Sreponia Sta.
tion in Ssalifse Gountp. 4m rs,
Gpter. FER 1869 rei6te lie ibrem nun
tiefbetriibten '8atten bic Sanb sum
Sunbe fiir's 2ebeu. Die Srauuno
pol5ps pfarrer @elter in Der Solr
groB Stride in Sppn 8elatum.
Ia6 ieiner @erbeiratbuns aos Serr
gidlsr pom Solp Grob mad Yori
WdfbinstSn uno trat bier in bas
Sdneioersei6dft bes 9rn. M. Siirii
als S~beilbaber elm. @uber ibrem
@atten binterldBt bic Sabinseiaieoe.
ne neln &inoer, bic ibren, aI5u friiber
COB auf's Snnisite betlasen. Gs iint
oiss: Inna 3D., Sobn, Carl g., Gli.
labetb, ieBige Sruu Wm. Semes,
Margaretbd g., Seinrid D., Mart
%. Srant %. unb &atie s. Bidder.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-08-14

Ottneen, %. Suli. Ginem
lang sebesten Wunide Der Ginmpbs
neri6aft piro ieBt Oant Der SiirIprss
Der @emeinoebebDroe in better. Weiit
pura bic Seritslung elmer WaKerlei.
tuns entIproden. Die 4rbeitsn lint
in Mneriff senommen unb pirb mos
mentan an Der grbauuns zines Heier-
poirS 9~earbeitet
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-08-14
Werfwarotgcs.

Werfu arotgcs.
9u mubt me6r aus Dir berausges
zen, prsbigte Der SaAn Der S@nede
- ba pidte er lie duf.
Dim blauen Simmel felt mdn4er Die
Sonne ni9t,
Ser frpb i9r 5ujau95t, ipenn Tie bur9
@olten brt9t.
&c beiber Der &f bes 2ebsns,
tsito tiibleres glut muB mar bepabz
zen.
Sc IinD meiit CUTE Weni9en, Die
aunt 5eiten ge6dlten rperoen.
Srau &ublids: .Ou, Glitter, mas 1T
benn bas ba firm blutiges 8ilo?"
S9ld6termeiiter &ublide: r0ie
grmcroung Gdiar's!"
Gran Subtitle: .@ott! BON Gds
far's grmorbung b0re i6 ia oas critic
@ort. 8appn bat ia nod gar ni9ts
i'm GptalzN n5eiger geitanoen."
Sm Sabre 1890 CAB es in ben Der.
Gtdaten 100000 itimm6ere4tigte
9iirser. Sn Der YrdiibentenpuGl BON
1892 purben aber nur 13,723,102
Stimmen ~abgeseben - 80 Yrp3ent
Der @eiummt3abl. Die .3abl Der i'm
fommenDen Hppember Misunderstanding
ten 8iirser pirb auf circd 20 Miilioz
men bere9net. 9ana9 Ioaten 16 Wiils
lionen Stimmen abgegeben tperoen.
@ielfa9 nirb beuer in &dnids ni6t
muir bel Sage, ionbern aud our
Nddt5ett @ei5en gemGbt. Quf Der
groBen' 9oroou &an9 in Glf6orn
Sopnibip, 3. g., liefen Die ,@inbers"
iiber cine @o9e btnbur9 ununterbros
den Sag uno Ha9t. Srei @ruppen
@rbeiter l0iten ii9 babel ab unb our
ytd4t5eit Bangle man ben pferoen Ca
ternen an.
qus Dem Stubentenleben.- S6neis
Der: sd sebe ntdt friiber fort, e6e
Id metn @elo babe" - StubioIus:
pSd. ba miiFen sic nit meiner Quar-
t%ierfrau reoen = i9 3teb' in pierSe6u
Sagen aus"
Der Gr5bii9of bon Cincinnati bat
anseorbnet, bob in alien airGer feiz
mes Sprengels pGbreno bes Mpnats
&llguit td9li9 bas @ebet ,prp qua
cumque t%ribulatipne" in Der 81. WleFe,
tpoimmer bic Gubriten es 5ulaiIen,
Inb elm Batter llnier uno @pe Maria
bon ben 9ldubisen na9 Der Mefe fir
bic beordngten Gbriiten in China pere
rt4tet peroe.
Die Qa5ariiten tperben ibr neues
Seminar In Netp Orleans am IL.
September bieies Sabres eroffnen.
Sotip. q. 2anorp tpirb ais Hector
fungiren.
9ii6pf Mc0uaio BON &pfeiter gez
bentt i'm Sttober feline Hpmreiie ans
5utreteu.
WGbrenb jebt in ben meiiten beuts
f9en Staaten bic Staatseiienbabnen
pDaig iiberpiegen, tpmmen bod audi
neue Pripatbabnen. 60 bat iebt in
Wiirttembere cine Observation-Disclosures
bic grloubnib, Hebenba6nen gu bauen
nnb in 9etrieb al nebmen, natiirli9
anter StaatsaufIi6t. llnb nit Der
bieier Sage unter srobem Subel croft
neten 8abu bon Hiirtingen nad) Neuf<
fen hat Die PripatseIeal9aft sinen
lbibi9en Infans semadt.
Die 8erleibung bes .Gbdrafters
alS Wirtli6er @sbeimer Hat6 nit benz
Sitel GrcelenS" an ben Rei6staass
prdiibenten @rufen 8alsItrem bat bic
0oifif6e 3eitung in Berlin gan5 aus
Dem SGus6en eebra9t unb entlodt
tbr ben S4mersensi9rei: u&afbolii1
TT Srumpf!" 0arob grobe !Seitera
lett in Der GentrumspreIie. Den
S4lub: &atbOlii9 1T Srumpf!" -
idretbt bic &Oeln, @pltsSeitung, -
Sieben mir aus Der Qus5ei6nung pes
grdfen 8dleftrem in feinsr Weiie;
mir aieben pielmebr ben S6luB, oaB,
oa 4us5ei6nungen bon &atbpliten
perbaltnibmdbis ielten -iinS, pa, mo
cine iolde pprliest, lie ii9er am
WlQhe fein mub"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-08-14
4us BEN ibriseu UruRbersostbum,

Oifferbiugen, 9. Musuit. =
9ier iit's nit benz Sterben ni6t ges
beuer: Snfluen5a, Nerpenfieber, Sp,
pbus ufD. itnb an Der Sasesoronuns
ieit Sonntue besruben mir 5ebn err
rpu9iene perfonen, uno beute ldutet
pus 3iisensl0dlein pieoer fir bret,
Wir leiben an lei6tem u%npp6lfein.
berri6ten aber uniere tdglifen Sc,
i6dfte. Wte lange es mod oauern
mage @ptt aGein peib es. 9ei an
benz berrfdt bier elm Saeen uno Sreiz
ben unb Raien na9 9elb unp @eloess
fpertb, baB es cine Nptb bat. Wir
tommt' Sutpeilen in ben Sinn: .Wenn
crit meme S9lDte rauden, meins
SGmmer, penn lie .bGmmern; piro Die
9otteroamm'rung tommsn uno bas
9Dttli6e perbdmmren." = "a WtIio,
men ST. iteben iebt in benz 0ert; 20
MiQionen i'm Ssrrain uno 8au unb
IL Wiaiunen Tim G%burbpnndge DAM
nenbdum. Su nunberit Did? =
Serr Sils papnet bat iein 4npsieu
fir $4,000 Srs. an bic 9eieniddfi
pertauft; nur ous n~eusrbaute Saus
am @ingans oes Sprfes nebft benz
ouranliesenoen 9arteu unb tleinsu
part. !Serr be Serlufe bat fir 500,
900 5rs., Ssrr be Miscault, Baron
be Soleupre, be gra6ac fir mebr dla
100000 Srs. pertuuft. Mainsz9 ons
belinser, 9enrt 9aaI4, RoIinger,
9auiemer, 8rafeur Sils elm jebe1
mebr uls fir 100000 Srs. Sir Mie-
TIE betommen mir iebt, mas mir for=
bern. gin5elne 3immer a 80 5rs,
per Simmer. 9eifern fpurben mir TO-
gar ssfrast fir Die S~taaunsen.
uripelt, 80. Suli. @eiteru
Nu6mittas iturb allbier Der iebr ses
f4dBte 5err Rentner @rmant 9ouz
bier, poblberieben nit benbl, Sterbss
iatramenten, i'm alter bon SO Sabren.
Baf6Ieiben, 81. Suli. @esen
balb 4 ubr beute Na6mittag ftarb
bier, na4 ldnserer. nit 1riitliher Sc
bulb unb mebrmaligem gmpfang Der
bl. Saframente, zines erbaultden,
ia0nen Sobes, Serr gonitant Mebing,
Osputierter bes 8antens Wilb. Der
ielbe mar felt benz 10. SUM- 1890 Elm
Mitelieb Der 8ammer Der Mbssorb=
neten.
Wetbiuaeu, %. Suit. Mm
ndd7lten Sonntds iptro in Der pfarrs
tlrde gu NteoertpllB oas erite teierlids
uteBOpfer Oes 9rn. epnrao eonrarpt
BON bier ttattttnoen. Die pfarrei
rulfet ltf oarduf nit auer emilgteti
untsr algemetner Betbeiligung. Der
9srr yteoprelbpter bat I'M Golesium
pontttteum Soiepbtnum in Imertfa
ietns Stuoten sema9t uno mill iit
Dem WttfttonStperte ptomen.
G1terna6, 81. sSuli. Seuts
Morsen fano mar in Der Sauer api=
iten @6tsrna9 unb Steinbsims
MinDsn Die 2ei6e elmer Munnsperion.
Seute Mittas mar oas @eri&t DON
Srier Sur Steae, um ben Sbatbetanh
aufaunebmen. Sn oem Grtruntenen
erlantle man pen adsrer S9mlf'
aus 6eIl9ipeller Sasi: 2rler), Der III
lleBter Rett QetteSQe1t0rf mar. Wut
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-08-14

&c beiber Der &f bes 2ebens.
tefto fiibleres 8lut muB man bepabz
zen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-08-14

Sc TinD meiit quite Weniden, Die
aunt 5eiten ge6dlten peroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-08-14

Dim blaueu Simmsl felt mdn4er biz
Come ni9t,
Ser frpb ibr 5ujau45t, ipenn tie burd
@olfen brt9t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-08-14

Jrau &ublide: .Ou, Otter, mas III
benn bas ba firm blutiges 8ilo2"
S6ld6termeiiter &ublide: nOie
grmprbung Gdiar's!"
Gran Subtitle: n9ott! Bon Gd.
far's grmoroung b0re i6 ia bas eritt
8ort. 8appn bat ia nod gar ni9ts
i'm 2ptalz@n5eiger geitanoen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-08-14

9u mrbt me6r aus Dir berausge=
fen, prebigte Der 9abn Der S4nede
- ba pidte er lie dllf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-08-14

Sm Sabre 1890 CAB es in ben Der.
Staaten 16,940,000 itimmbere9tigte
9iirger. Sn Der grdiioentenpubl bon
1892 purben aber nur 13,723,102
Stimmen abgeseben 80 Yrp5ent
Der @eiammt5abl. Die .3abl Der i'm
tommenDen Hppember Misunderstanding
ten 8iirger pirb auf circa 20 MilioS
men bere6net. 0ana9 Iolten 16 Wlilz
Iionen Stimmen abgegeben peroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-08-14

4us Dem Stubentenleben. -S6neis
Der: sd ssbe nt4t friiber fort, e6e
i6 metn @elo babe" - StubioIus:
pSd. ba miiTen sic nit meiner Quar-
t%ierfrau reoen = id 8teb' in pisrSe6u
Saeen aus"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-08-14

@ielfa9 pirb beuer in &anfds ni6t
muir bel Sage, ionoern aud our
Hddt5eit @ei5en semGbt. auf Der
eroBen' 9orbon &ana in Gltborn
5opnibip, 3. g., liefen Die Binders"
iiber cine @o9e btnbur9 ununterbroz
den Sag uno Na9t. Srei @ruppen
@rbeiter loiten ii9 babel ab unb CUR
ytdat5eit Bangle man ben Pferoen 2as
ternen an.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-08-14

Der Grabii9of bon Cincinnati bat
onseorbnet, bob in alien &trber Iei=
mes Sprensels pGbrenb oes Mtpnats
Iusuit td9li9 bas @ebet rqro qua
cumque t%ribulatione" in Der 81. Mefe,
tpoimmer Die Rubriten es aulaTen,
nnb elm Batter Infer unb 4pe Maria
bon ben 8lGubisen na9 Der Mefie fir
bic bebransten Gbriiten in China pers
ri9tet perpe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-08-14

Die 2a5ariten iperben ibr neues
Seminar in gep Orleans am IL.
September bieies Sabres er0ffnen,
Softp. .. 2anorp tpirb ais Hector
funeiren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-08-14

8rabe bes 81. 9enebitt oareebradt
piro} fir oieie Ramen beitebt Elm eiaez
nes &egiiter, bas auf benz @ra6e nie=
gelegt piro unb oeponirt bleibt. Wirb
AUDI i'm Namen bon 0%eritprbenen Elm
gettrag gegeben, 10 pirb ebenfaas be-
rem Namen in Die bl. Stiftuna einper,
leibt. 3peitens 1T alen frommen
WobltbGtern pom 81. Batter SEQ benz
OreiSebnten elm ganS beionoerer apps
itoliifer Sessn bulopolit seipsnoet
rporben.
4nfanss Mai iinb mir in Hep
Yprt %seldnoet, uno Der Often Der Ser.
Staaten bat i6pn 8ieles gum beiaas
ten Werte eetban. Merbinas folten
ii6 ia nur Die 8ensoittinerr &lDiter
uno Pfarreien Der Sa6e annebmeu.
Oas tbun lie audi nit GROCER, berg
li9er 2iebe unb tein Spfer ideuenp.
4aein ibr Huf tann nidt peit genua
binaus bringen. unb i6 bin iiber3euat,
baB nod 0iele, 8iele bereit ipGren,
ibre Mitpirtuns in 8eitrGaen au be-
tbdtigen, ipenn lie MIR bic Sadie
miiBten. 9aber babe id. nit @enebs
misuns meines bpdp. s.. graabtes
uno auf ben @orI6las bin bon mebres
rem meiner bieiisen Serren Mitbriiber,
II. a. beg $. $. q. 8regor. pfarrers
in ct. Gloub. Minn,, Der ebenfaus
elm 2urcmburser 2enbsstinb 1T, mir
pprgenommen, Sbnen iiber bieTes une
Ter Wert 5u beri6ten, mas ib i'm
8oranse9enoen gu tbun psrIu6t, I'M
sic fir oahelbe gu iniersfiirsn unb
Sbrs Mitbulfe unb untsritubuus ba=
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-17
TWO YOUNG LADIES DROWNED.
Were Swimming in q Welsh River
and Persisted.

New YorkAug. IA dispatch to the
Journal and Advertiser from London
says
Misses Eugeula and Virginia Brand
reth The two accomplished daughters
Of Harry Braudreth. who ls the Eu-
ropean representative and manager of
the Alcock Manufacturing company.
We're drowned 10 the river LIaler. iu
Wales, before the eyes OF their Two
younger sisters and brother
The family We're 3t their beautiful
Welsh home. Lleder Hall p0nypanta.
near Bettws-N-C0ed by which flows
the beautiful river from which 10 IS
named. The five went swimming to-
gethgr
Miss Virginia, who was 20. got into
difficulties iu deep pool and bier older
sister who was am accomplished ath-
lete and "a strong swimmer. went to
her assistance
For several minutes they struggled to-
ggther On silence. Then suddenly the
dying Virginia got "a grip on her Sis
ters throat Eugenla bad just time
o. call for assistance when they went
down for the first time The younger
sisters. Mortified by the unexpected
turn Of affairs. screamed Justify for
help A gardener heard them and
came running 10 the river Other help
soon arrived ana be unconscious
young women were got t0 shore.
Miss Virginia died almost mmeli.
ately. The eldest lived fully two
hours but never regaiugd conscious
ness
The bodies VIII probably Doe taken
back to Hoyiake. IN Cheshire, for
burial.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-17
AMERICAN VISITORS IN MOTT
STREET.

II Is plain 90 be seen that Chinatown
has become OF great interest 90 the
New York general public since the De.
ginning of the fighting There have
not been So many visitors 20 Mott. ppll
ana DoNers streets for many years as
there are now. Not e day passes with
out streams Of CaucasIaus passing
through these narrow th0r0uehfares.
And tho visitors are not at all Of the
sort the MOngollaus are used t0 seeing
pass their queer little shops. but men
and women from the upper west side.
The AmerCaniZa1 Chinaman quoted
above had a few remarks Co make zee
gardlng these visitors. I'VE Ike %
have them come through our streets
just as much as they Ike 90 DO s0." De-
said, because they amuse MS quite as
much as We gmusg thCm Now % get
my meaning you watch this man and
woman coming up the street DO you
notice the half sacred expression on
the WOiuan's face as though every
minute She expects somebody 90 spring
ont NJ a doorway and hit her over the
head with "a club. II @ peaCeable Chi
naman should step out on the sidewalk
directly in front of her. she'd fan In "A
dead taint See how she clutches her
escort Watch his expression. 10 SAYS
as plainly as though the words were
painted ON his face Lay so much as a
finger on either OF MS, and I'll DO YOU
damage Isn't 20 fInuy?'
Most of Ch.n8t0Vn's den.zens are
from the province VI Canton. iu SOUTH
ern China, and known as Cantonese.
whereas The Boxer uprIs.ngs are in
northern China and this probably exc
plains why the Chinese OF New York
have not become uufrlendly with the
white men here
The stories OF the l0otIng OF Tlen Tsin
by the allied troops produced "a disc
tnctly unpleasant impression ON the
New York Cinnamon My American
lied friend h.sitatei a long time this
morning before Doc would sneak about
the matter at am Then he said.
~ the dispatches sent 10y white men
about white soldiers concerning the
footing % the native city OF Tleu Tsln
are true then the 0ccIdentals in certain
circumstances ere as bad as the worst I
Orient0ls Can't you see that this
makes it an "a thousand per cent worse I
for an COuCtncdg'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-17
CAUSES OF TROUBLE.
Trying to Force Christianity on Chi.
nose, Land Grabbing, Etc.

Oakland. Cal. Aug lilo Vow. CHE
nese consul-general at San Francisco.
DO am address before the Ebel society.
questioned the ady.sabIity. even from "a
Caucasian standpoint of converting the
entire Chinese population t9 Christian
ity, There are .OO0I1IU Of my
c1uutrymen" said BIO VOW "rhey
1re increasing 10 yas, numbers They
are quick t0 learn uul taking these.
facts into consideration. wha, would
happen If the white a.. succeeded boz
forcing its civilization and lts uuWl-
edge upon them' They WM ha abI. 90
manufacture guns and aI ODE engines
of warfare with equal facility Under
these CirCums tang.a Christianity mght
triumph and again it NIGH. not"
The three chief cause. Uf the uras-
emit troubles IN China. ITO Vow dee
CIarei. 90 be- missionary work gaau.si.
t.on ~ foreign nations and the Ies.-
Grafton OF the ancient homes and the
landscape of China
In closing H1 Vow said chat ha could
see mo- legitimate reason why one nae
ton should wish 20 force ts religion
upon another
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-17
Money for Cotton crnn.

New York, Aug. 1.-THE Herald
prints the following:
There was made upon the local SUBJ
treasury yesterday the first demand for
funds 90 move tha cotton crop. 10 was
very feeble, amounting only 10 $4,000
IN silver dollars shipped Co Texas and
Georgia, but 90 marks the commence
ment OF the definite movement t0 the
South few days ago $4,000 u cur-
rency was shipped 90 New Orleans.
which may Or may not have been for
crop purposes SO doubt exists as 20
the purposes Cor which the silver dollars
were ordered.
Wall street 's very much Interested an
the present time 100 the future of the
money market The heavy gold exc
portations OF the present and last week.
amounting 90 upward on tl7000O10. are
expected 60 figure unfavorably iu the
weekly bank statement OF Saturday.
The shipments however. have been
offset In part by checks paid against
Alaskan gold and pension alsburse-
ments. Despite this a heavy loss in
cash Is looked FOR.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-17
Tried to Work the Powers for a
Stop Outside Of Pekin,
REPLY OF UNITED STATES,
Would Not Farley While Imperial
Troops Were Firing on the
Legations.

Washington. Aug. 16.--At the close Of
O. day of intense anxiey the state de-
lariment tonight made public the
latest correspondence between the
United States government and China,
constituting not only "a remarkable
series Of state papers. but at the same
Tine dIspelling an doubt and uncer-
laniy as TO the American policy in
lHe present critical juncture.
D.. urgent. almost pathetic appeal OF
a.. hung Chang submitted early iu the
'al' mat the victorious march OF the
awe. stop at Tung Chow. and that the
I"I.lF commanders on the field be
instructed 90 arrange an armistice at
way point was met with "a response
,i'- Gen. Chaitee already had been
.'e. g1mplcet instructions empower
,-s MN Zoo carry out on arrangement
I concert with other commanders for
l.s delivery NJ the ministers and per-
'e under their protection TO the relief
'.a.i. not az Tung Chow. as had
'." suggested but al pekln.
a A'llefuore. IL was known 20 China
s'al Gen Chanee's instructions left
.t- rein as % whether he should insist
,I..n entering Pekln and going 20 the
''..-alons. or should receive the deliv-
a' OF the legauoners az the gate or
, ,D. inner Tartar city or az the great
outer wall
no short China, through her peace
,.''.''E, oesought halt and an armls-
G al Iuug Chow. twelve miles from
N'h whereas the response Of the
can government ls that n there
b. 'o DE- haitian armistlce-lt must
.-e al lhe walls Of the imperial city
, "- conclusions OF the government
,.i'te announced after an extended
h' IVY. mee,ingand were embodied In
m. I'NoN'ng official statement:
t'.| following memorandum was
,.ll-gi 20 Mr Adee by Mr.. WI at 3
IA ' ~, lhis morning a cable from Earl
H." lhe Chang envoy pIenipoten-
rs' 't oi China. dated August 18th. and
ID. .'.l by Minister WI az Z p. m. on
Inn, %, allied forces are approaching
-"s 0Hyw. ] have memoriallzed the
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SALMON CATCH SHORT.
Millions Of Cans Less Than Taken
Last Year.

San Francisco, Cal, Aug 17-Al-
though the salmon catch this year Is
short. the japanese goernment is place
ing heavy orders In the local market for
salmon 20 feed fits army.
Men acquainted with the salmon
packing industry place the shortage
at from $4,000 90 l.23l0OJ cases. and AS
there are IS cans In a case this means
that there win be from 80 $4,000 90 &c.,
100000 less cans OF salmon on the mar
ket This year than last
According TO J.. b. Levy, president Of
the California Product company. CONE
pared with the pack NJ 1899. Columbia
river shows a shortage of 10000 cases
Puget Sound shows a shortage Of 300,-
600 cases
Fraser rivers shows a shortage Of $780,
600 cases.
Outside Of British Columbia river. the
pack Is about equal 90 last years
The total pack outside Of Alaska IS
u.s. 300 cases The Alaska pack will ex-
coed one million cases
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Vcs,makcr. strike.

New York. Aug. 11-Nesfmokors on
the east side 90 the number of $500 arc
on strike. The strike was sudden
one and was contrary t0 resolution
adopted by the executive board 0f tha
Vgstmakers' union, NOT t0 order gene
eral strike. The strikers ask for the
payment of the union s.IIa of wages
established last year for 80 hours work
week payment of wages weekly and
the granting OF permission 90 the walk
iug delegates of the union 90 inspect
Fhuus al any time.
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WoIsclcy Conforms british,

London. Aug. l6.-Vjsc0unt Wolseley.
field marsha. and commander-ln-chief
Of the British army delivered. accord
Ing 20 the Daily Mail. the most scath-
ing COMBINATIONS ever heard az AL
dershot. after witnessing yesterdays
maneuvers. He declared that the 10000
men who participated We're utterly UNI
no 20 send abroad being badly led and
badly taught
Many distinguished officers listened
90 these remarks, among them Gen.
Montgomery Moore. formerly In COM
mand In Canada, but now commanding
al AldprshOt
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L. $. PostonIcos in China.

San Francisco. CAL Aug. 17.-H NJ.
Robinson, superintendent OF the United
States postal service 20 be- established
I'm China, accompanied by his assistant
G.. NJ Hunt. who sailed on the Warren.
says that the post offices 90 be used for
the benefit Of the United States viii be
portable. They can be- put together or
taken apart as readily as camp luggage.
Al military station No. I. 20 be located
az Taku. win De kept a record OF the
movement OF the troops. 80 that as good
mail dispatch 20 and from China may
boz had as In any other part Of the
world
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TariT Decision.

New York Aug 1.-THE board OF
classification OF the United States gem
eral appraisers has announced a dccis-
ion In a case Involving the construction
OF the taHn law as Co reciprocity trades.
Some wine was imported from France
by way OF Liverpool hy Hermann Bros.
Of Louisville. The surveyor OF customs
no Louisville assessed the fun regular
duty and the importers filed q protest
claiming the benefit OF tlg reciprocity
treaty with France
EX-Judge somerVIlle. in the opinion Of
the board says that the goods
as The law provides Gin good faith des-
tined Tor The United States at the time
on original shipment without any con-
tingency of division"
me protest |. su.InInnl
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MANY VESSELS WRECKED.
Storm on Cape Includes Two Amer.
lean Ships Ia IT, Spoil.

New York, Aug IA dispatch TO the
Herald from MJntcvieo says.
a steamship from Port Stanley. Falk-
land islands, which has arrived here.
reports that many vessels recently
We're wrecked on Cape Horn during a
terrible storm.
Among the vessels which arrived at
Port Stanley with passengers were two
American barks. one was the Z. ~.
Blanchard. which sailed from Balu-
more for san Francisco. and the other
was the Henry Failing. which left New
York for Hawaii