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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-11
DIED SUDDENLY.
afr. Il. n. Trischilorn Passes Away.
Other Deaths.

other Deaths.
Mr.. Louis N Frischkorn died suddenly
at his residence. No. 1908 East Marshall
Street. at ll:l5 o'clock yesterday morning.
He had been in failing health for two Years,
but was about as we'll as usual until
I,hanksgiving-D when he caught a
severe cold which settled upon his lungs.
Mr.. FrischkcE1 was for many Years en-
gagged in the restaurant business on
Seventeenth Street.
He was born in this city, November
lfth. 1876. and was tifty-four years OF age.
The deceased was at one time prominent
in Masonry and other secret Oruer work
but in latter Years did not devote much
OF his time TO the lodges. He was a
member of Monumental Church,where the
funeral services will be conducted to-
morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Mr. Frischkorn married early IN life Miss
Julia Meredith, of this city. who died
about eight years ago. He leaves two
sons and one daughter.
Two brothers. John II. and Barney
also survive him.
The following gentlemen, old friends of
Mr.. Frischkorn, have been requested to
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-11

mond Chapter. Daughters Of the Con.
federacy, will be held at Lee Camp Han
on Wednesday, December 10Th, at 4 80
O'Clock.
Mr.. and Mrs j. Randolph Coolidge, Jr.,
Of Boston, are at Tuckahoe for few
days.
An engagement shortly to be announced
&c ,l,., of Miss Martha Hichborn, daugh-
Ter OF Rear-Admiral and Mrs. Philip HIGH
born. and Mr.. James G. Blaine. youngest
son of the late Secretary of State
Miss Hichborn was presented 10 society
several seasons ago, and has been reisnins
belle ever since. BY many admirers she
is regarded as the most beautiful young
woman in Washington
Mr.. Blaine has resided. since his father s
death. chiefly in Washington. with his
mother and sister. Mrs. Harriet Blame
Beale. He had not figured extensively IN
society since the separation, some years
ago. from his first wife.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-11

monia and everybody had been expecting
the worst for severa, days, yet hope I'M
gcred in the minds of all, as he was so
Young and robust Although being COM
paratively young, somewhere near forty,
vet all OF his numerous family locked up
to him FOR advice and admonEon- He
was widely known and greatly beloved by
all who knew him.
A wife and three children survive him.
lie had a remunerative position under
the Government. and was travelling q
good deal. 1t was thought this brought on
dcap cold which resulted in death.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-11
SEIZED HER PURSE AND RAN +.
Augusta Harris Has an Experience
With {. Hi.l.Wayman.

The entire force in the Third Police Dis
trict was set to work last night about IL
o'clock to find the man who held up, and
by main force. robbed Augusta Harris
tcolo-ed) Of her purse and its contents
Amanda was on her way from her place
Of service TO her home, No ITO St John
Street. When she reached point on
Federal Street between the st. James and
St. John Streets, a burly negro sprang
urron her and wrenched her purse from
her grasp. She screamed and ran. and an
hour later reported the matter TO the o11l-
GERS at the Third Police Station.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-11
WantIoLearn of Him.

Cox & Shea received telegram yester-
day morning from Stevens Pottery, Ga,
saying Mr. c. G. Cox, who has brothers
and other relatives living in Richmond,
died here this morning. II Interested,
wire instructions.
The gentlemen do not know OF c o.
Cox and the police are at work on the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-11

act as pall-bearers at his funeral:
Honorary-Messrs. 7. Wiley DAVIS, v
uechler. James C. Smith, w. &. vat
h11ls. Ashton Starlle. w. G. Puiler, W. II.
Thompson and Richard NJ Taylor.
Actire-N1essrs. Newton Ancarrow, w.
IT Rra,,er George Epps, ". G. Stokes,
CHARLES w. Hardwicke, C. G. Burton, john
Lindsay and T c. Walford.
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Elizabeth W. Quarlrs.

Elizabeth Winston Quarles. the bright
little 12-year-old daughter of Mr.. John P.
and Mrs ELLA Dennis Quarles, died at ]
O'Clock yesterday morning at the home
of her parents. at Forest Hill.
She was a niece of Mrs. G. Percy Halves,
Mrs John S. Elicit and Mr.. Mann 5.
Quarles, of this city.
The interment Will be in Hollywood at
- o'clock to-day, services being con-
Quoted at the grave.
The pall-bearcrs VIII be Messrs. Richard
II. Smith, John C. Robertson. w. NJ.
TompNns and w. TazewcH carrinston
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Mrs Frances G. REGISTER.

Mrs. Frances Grey Register Wido" o.
Rev. DR.. Samuel REGISTER Of Maryiano
died Sunday morning at ':io o CLOCK
at the residence OF her son. ME-. Saiiiue
REGISTER. No SIS West Franklin Street
She was in the seventy-sixtt year OF hel
She had been i'll about three weeks
Funeral services were conducted oVel
the remains at O'Clock yesterday allei'
noon at the residence. DR. w. v TUDOR
Of the Methodist Church, and Rev ]. J
Grayatt, of the Episcopal Church, Off
cating.
The pall-bearers We're her four sons-Mr
Samuel REGISTER. of this city; MI X
Frank REGISTER OF Troy, N Y: Rev. r.
b. Register. of Alexandria, Va; and Rev
Dr. j. A. Register, Of Buffalo, New
York
At $50 O'Clock yesterday afternoon tbs
remains were taken to Baltimore, the
interment taking place this morning III
NJt OIiyef Cemetery.
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Henry StockInan.


Especial Dispatch to The Timcs.)
FREDERICKSBURG VA, Dec. 10
Mr. Henry Stockman died at his home in
Spotsylvania county, near this city, last
night, aged eighty-three years. Two sons
and two daughters survive him.
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William l.. Stillman.
Especial Dispatch to The Times

Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
KING GEORGE, VA, Dec. lo-Wil-
liam l., St!llalan. a prominent farmer,
died at his home. Comoa, this county, last
night, in the 90th year of his age. He
had been sick for a long time. and went
to Baltimore for medical treatment
few months ago. Two sons and a daugil-
ter survive him
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-11
Mars. Aiabci Nin:fleld.
lsreeIal Dispatch 10 The Times. J

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, Dec. TO-
Mrs. Mabel e. Wingfield. wife Of Captain
Herbert II. Wingtied. died last evening
at her residence on Market Street, aged
thirty years. Her husband and three small
children survive her She was a daughter
of the lnte Ellery Piper. of Boston.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-11
NIARHIAGES,

McLAUcHLAN COSBY. - Married, in
Washington, d. c., December 10 1900,
McLAUCHLAN. of Richmond, Va, and
MARY e. COSBY, Henrico county, Va.
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VIRGINIA Trust Company,
Richmond. Va
CAPITAL,
ALLOWS INTEREST ON DEPOSITS.


sisnee, Regis
t is LegalD
in the
the other
rInsuran
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PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About lsichmonu
Citizens and Other Matters

Mr. r. W. Haw, Jr., left yesterday ioi
Philadelphia to spend few days
Mr.. John r. Wells, of Richmond, VINO
has been in i'll health for some 'iiilt. 10
sin with relatives in Charles City
county.
Mr.. r. T. Burton, one of the clerks a! t
the jefferson. is very i'll at the home OF his
wife in Pittsburg. Pa. he is thought TO be
beyond recovery.
James Lee (colored9 was seized with
;lemorrhage while near the First Police
Station last night DR.. w. Armistead
ellis, of the ambulance corps, treated him.
Tie Mu Sigma Rho Literary Society
Of Richmond College has selected Messrs.
y. Mercer Hartman and John S. Essies-
ton to represent the college in the inter
collegiate debate with Randolph-Macon
CnlleCe
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-11
DEATHS.


HOOPER.-Died, at the residence of her
son, a. ~ Hooper. No 500 Porter Street.
Manchester, December 10, 1900 Mrs.
SARAH A. E. HOOPER.
Funeral from the house TUESDAY,
December 18th, at 8 P. NJ Friends
invited to attend
QUARI.Es.-Died. at Forest Hill; at 1
O'CLOCK A NJ. December 10th. ELLA
BhIii WINSTON, daughter OF John
ana Eila Dennis Quarles, in the twelfth
year of her age
Funeral services at Hollywood at l.
oclock. NJ. DECEMBER 18th.
REGESTER.-Died. at the residence of
her SON. Samuel REGISTER, No SO west
Fran sl1,l, Street. Sunday morning,
FRANCES GRAY REGISTER, WIDOW
OF the late Rev. DR.. Samuel REGISTER,
of Maryland
Funeral 81 services at the house at 3
s p. NJ. yesterday.
1ntorment in Mount olivet Cemetery.
6alumore. TO-DAY at 10 a. n
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-11

WANTED, BOARD IN PRIVATE FAM
lily in the vicinity of Third Street, bv a
lady who wishes to Teach Music in part
hemenco, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-11

WANTED, TO RENT A SMALL. COT
TAGE of three or four rooms Must be
located in the outskirts of Richmond.
convenient TO car line. Address TEXAS,
care of Times.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-11

WANTED, BOARDERs; NICELY FUR
nished front rooms; good table. Apply
S13 East Grace Street.
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Virsinians i'll New York.
ISpccial Dispatch 10 The Times

NEW YORK. Dec. 1o.-Among the lat
est arrivals at the hotels here. are the
following:
Richmond-D. ]. Anthony. Astor House.
Petersburg-S. A Reinard, Continental
Hotel.
,Portsmouth-H S. Maynard, Imperial:
7. II. Mention. ST. Denis.
Virgina-C. j. Ryan, Imperial; S. j.
James. j. X James, Barthoidi.: A.
Wal;her. Nendome.
North Carol.na-Winston, T. II. Tine.
Barthol1i
West virginia-Dallas, ]. Abercrombie.
Broadway Central.
wheeling-s. E. Giffin, Imperial.
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SALESMAN WANTED.

WANTED, AN EXPERIENCED SALES
man for Pork Products. to work retail
and jobbing trade in Richmond, Peters
burg, Lynchburg. Resident of Rich
mond preferred. Must have reference
and experience. Mail application to P.
ROSE, 7O6 Lenox Street, baltimore, Md.
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FOR SALE.

1>r>-->~~>~~-~- 4><>>->->->->t>>~
STOCK OF GOODS FOR SALE AND
STORE FOR RENT, in the country. for
1891 or longer This is a fine onnortu-
nifty to anyone wishing to enter r,er-
camille business. Over fifteen thousand
(S15,0U0) dollar business for 1900. Books
will show it. Address GENERAL MFR
CHANT, care The Times Company.
Richmond, Va
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FOR SALE. DRIVING HORSE; NEAT
size, perfectly gentle and thoroughly
sound: with Phaeton and Harness. Nice
complete outfit. Address TURNOUT,
care Times 75s
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The regular monthly meeting of Rich
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-11

Miss Maude Leland after pleasant
visit in the city. has returned to her
home, in Lancaster.
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Benjamin Sims.
(Snccial Dispatch TO The Timcs.)

istt@R,N
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Cary Ellis Stern have
returned from their wedding journey and
are at home to their friends at Nc 80
East Grace Street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-11

Miss Rena Carlton, Of 1920 Park Ave-
nue. returned "Wednesday from Omaha
where she has been visiting her uncle
Mr.. John Rallm. While she was away
she also visited st. Joseph, Kansas City
and Chicago.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-08-23

DIoSUNzI ": CHIN ACE

C|hihczycy itch ojczyzna 50
sczems tax dalece niezrozu-
mialem dla czlowieka Zacho.
du. ze " sadach Q Mich ma
.potyka sic CO krok wrecz
ssprzeczne zdania, kt6rych
trudno wyrobi i6sobie pojecie
0 rzeciwistym stanie kultury
chiliskie;;. q zasadach religij-
Inych Chin 9 jego cha
,raktcrze. npod baniach, zwy-
s1owem 9 tenn wszyst.
KEN. 60 sklada sic IA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-08-23
zamaz powt6rnie !.

Chihczyk stale sic jakb,
innym czlowiekiem.
Jezefi niezliczons moo e.
gzam'n6w, przy kt6rych po.
dobno protekcya prawie tax,
jak u mas, odgrywa niepo-
slednia role. pozwoli Oh NJ
czykowi dobic sic jakiego<
urzedu, stale sic OH wted,
nielitosciwym zdzierca wobee
swych wspefobywateli a la
pownikiem niegorszym Cd
rosylskiego czynownika.
CaIy system administracyii,
oparty ma swiadomem prze-
kupstwie ] oplacaniu sic jed
nego mandaryna drugi7mu.
stale W oczach Europe. czyka
czemS potwornem.
Chihczycy iednak przy)-
go, jake zlo konieczne,
s.kt6rym zzyh sic Cd wicklow.
Natomiast administracya
chihska odznacza sic 2 POI
wodu uproszczenia form
wielka centralizacya. czyni Z
niej potezne narzedzie W reku
.pana 10. 900 lat, jak brzmi
jeden z niezliczonych tythlow
cesarza chihskiego.
Jezeli administracya chin
ska W oczach Europejczyka
uchyla sic z pod wszelkiei
krytyki, to sadovnictwo ma
ley uwazae "a nieustepujace
jei W niczem.
Chcac mice pojecie Q
dzisiejszym wymiarze spra-
wiedliwosci " Chinach, nale--
zaloby por6wnae go z tym.
jake posiadalismy W Euro
pie o zaraniu wicklow sred-
nich, z ia tylko r6znica. ze
przewyzsza je co do okrucieh-
stwa j sumarycznosci.
w dodatku sedziowie 50
r6wnie przekupni. jak
urzednicy administracyjni.
tax. ze ramie karzacej spra-
wiedliwosci ME dotyka nigdy
prawie czlowieka bogatego,
dajac sic TEN wiecej uczuwat
biedakowi.
Wrodzone wszystkim iu-
dom Wschodu lekccwazenie
zycia ludzkiego i okrucied :
stwo, wystepuia przy wymia-
RE sprawiedliwosci " Chi
mach W spos6b bardzo
jasklawy.
"a wszystkie prawie zbrod-
ME wyznaczana bywa kara
smierci. a tortura W mai
straszliwszej formie do dis
jest " ciaglem uzyciu.
Wiezienia zas 50 prawdzi-
wemi iiaskiniami nedzy j
rozsadnilkami wszelkich "a
razliwych chorob.
Wsr6d nader licznych
6w. ktoremi drecza
winowajcow sludzy ch'hski lei
Sen jedno. ! pierwszych
mlei1 zajn,l rozma;tego
rodzaiu dyby la.ki. bsdace
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-08-23

Iskich, Yyzyskuje ]atwowier-
nose )udu, bo umie W danym
razie podbudzac go do wybu-
chow fanatyzmu. szczeg6lnie]
wobec cpdzoziemc6w j wszyst
kiego, Go oni ze soba przy-
nosza.
Zassdy moralnosci, poda..
Ewane Przez jakakolwiek re-
ligie, ME daJ4 jeszcze miary
moralnosci narodu, kt6ry ia
wyznaje gdyz moga bye pre-
zen " praktyce st6sowne lub
'i'C
Stad .tez owartosci moral
nej Chinczyka: ME MONA wy
rokoWaf 2 samych ksiag tresci
moralnfj. W kt6re tax obfta
Jest lheratura. lecz nalezy
przypatrzec sic, jakim on jest
" zycia prywatnem publicz-
mem.
Ma tym punkcie zdania
znawcdw stosunk6w chihskich
50 zgodne bo przyzn'na'a one
synom Niebieskiego pahstwa
mnostwo zalet W zyciu ro-
dzzinnen i wog6le prywat-
,nxma taxa sama sumo wad
tam. gdzie on, wystepuja ma
arene publ'czna, gdy sta)a sic
sedziami, urzednikami admi-
nistracyJaymi j t. P.
Chidczyk. jako czlonek ro-
dziny. Jest wzorowym ojcem,
mezem synem. z dziecmi
obchodzi sc bardzo dobr1e,
podobniie, jak iona. chociaz
ia. wedle ustaw i zwyczai6w,
1adnych praw wobec niego
ME posiada.
Pou5szechnie zas znana Jest
ia ro.czulaiaca wprost milose
! czext dla rodzic6w. iaka ce-
chuie chihczyk6w.
Wystarczy powiedxiez. ze
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-08-23

odrazu wiezjeniem tortura..
Iedna nich ma mp. ksztalt
|pionowo postawionej beczki,
W ktorej g6rnem dnie wycie-
ty jest otw6r ma glove
delikwenta. dotykajacego Ia
ledwie koicami palc6w Cd
n6g ziemi.
Musi on wszystkie silly
wytezat, ably ustae W tel
.pozycyl, bo gdyby stracil
oparcie. to grozi mu zawis-
niecie ma szczekach i skre-
Genie karku.
Mniejsi zbrodniarze podle.
gaia torture, podlegajacej ma
sciskanie n6g W kostkach i
pa!c6w u rak. ola wieks1ych
zarezerwowane So inne .strasz ].
niejsze kary.
| tax temu, kto dopuscil
sic obrazy maiestatu -zbrod-
MIA uwazana ma rowni z ojco-
b6jstwem "a nalciezsza
bywa sk6ra waskiemi paska-
mi zdzierana z calego ciala.
lub tel kat wybierajac ma
chybil tra6i z kosza noze z
odpowiedniemi napisami, ka-
leczy jedna "a druga Geese
cia}a delikwenta. starajac sic,
aby umar} jak najp6zniej.
Wobcc takich kar, mic
dziwnego, ze uciecie .glowy.
lub powolne duszenie, zasa.
dzajace sic ma tenn. IL opraw-
ca trzykrotnie okreca sznurem
szyje skazanego. tax, ze ten
tract przytomnost, zanim 60
udus;, uwazane So "a kary
nader lagodne.
Rozwazajac zalety i w4dy
charakteru Chi6czyka. ME
molina pominac. chcac bye
bezstronnym. lego w;elkiego
patryotyzmu.
Patryotyzm ten jest uczu-
CEN Observation-Disclosures, lecz
przebija sic ma kazdym kro-
ku. czy to W przywiazaniu do
jezyka, czy do przeszlosci, a
a szczeg6lniej " milosci do
ziemi ojczystej.
Chihczyk pedzony bez-
. .s . i u .=;E
wiednym instynktem. lub po-
trzeba. chetnie emigruje. 1de.
alem przeciez jego jest po-
wrot do kraju rodzinnego "a
zycia, a gdy tego dokonat
ME moze, zabezp zpiecza naprzod
ably przynaimniejj jjego prochy
spoczely wsr6d swoich.
Rowniez, pod wplywem
tego patryotyzmu Ch,hczyk. /
chotby 1nu najbardziej doku-
cali wsp6tzio kowie, ME szu-
ka pomocy obcych j ME
stale sic kdrajca ojczyz-
ny.
Znaczna Geese wad !. jake
teraz posiada. przypisat na-
ley wiekow5m DEM ralizula
Gym wplywom zeE sutej
gruntu administracy, pad-
stwowej. kt6ra ~ytwor1yla Y
Ch'nach z,any zreszta
gdzieindz roxlam glebo
q q nisdzy klasa rz4dzonych
] rzadzae, ch
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-08-23
Redaktor wyd.woa: Hieron,m Derdow.ki.

|sto:'l]icy, ulwozac Nv ',''i''a Z ze so }.
ba niedo1eRznego |ll'':' dc: ce-
sarza. Kanclerz cesar
Estwa chin.skiego is, chce
|ja'k'.n1lajpred!zej '.1l "a
.W7rze6 '7l' pok6j 2 mocar-
stWami sprzym]nierzloo-- } !
nemi, lecz te tymczl,a- :,
isem ME chca zaprze-
sta6 wojny. Poslowie
)europejscY i iapohshk1 h
i broniacy ich mary
narze, zaopatrze2i
sprz,e'z wybawicieli "
|hywnoSG, dalej pre-
bywaj4 " anglelskiej
amhasadzie.
Spokojni dotad vice
kr6lnwin chinScv a.
strzegaja genera}6w
wojsk sprzymierzo-
nych, aby rodzlnie
ccsarskiej zadnej
krzywdy ME wyrza
dill, gdyz inl:;a|czej j
',lch , |'' proWl!inc'ye Y! roz-: . :
pocz;na z mimi Wojne.,
Og61 Chihczyk6w
postanowif walczy6
do osta'tka, q i to ME- 'l
tyl[kz'o " stolicY, ale
" ca4ym kraip.
BERLIN. Me
mieckie ministeryum
zagraniczne Jest tego
zdania, re wojska
sprzymierzone nieza- !:''l,
d4ugo zostana W Peki-
ME. "a Z'l.'apewniszy sobie
odszkod doWanie "a
sz,kE''o'|gdy E'''|gdy wyrz@dzon[e
przez B:oxerdw ; 9, oraz
ukaranle przew6d[z- p
COW tel handy wr6ca
do Nentsin.
LONDYN. &C.:
neral Boer0w. Devet
ponownie zdolat sic
Wylm.kE'nla6, INK nae, 2 sieci, "a
.stawionych '.l'E' vi on ma nlji.etgo lj.t
.przez Gen. Kitchene-
ra.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-08-23

|czlowieka, jako istote inte:
lektualna.
W tym wypadEu wiece
moze, niz kiedyindziej, wska.
zanem jest trzymae sic drog
posredaiej pomiedzy. wielbi~
cielami chihczyzny, a tymi
co og6lem potepia]a wszystke
majace jakakolwiek stycznost
z Chinami itch mieszkahcami,
Co sic tyczy n. P. rei,giii
jedni 2 podrotniky6 6W twjerdza
ze kazdy Chihczyk jest uro.
dzonym ateista, inni ze
Chit1czyk, to lud, ogolnie
biorac, bardzo IA sw6) spo-
sob, religijny.
Prawda ley niezawodnie
poSrodku.
Sfery: wyzsze, intelligent
niejsze. pozornie przynajmniej
przyznaja sic do religii Kon-
fucyusza, bedacej W obecnei
formie czystym racyonaliz-
mem. olbrzymia zas wiekszost
ludu wyznaje skazony budd4-
i'm, najniizsze zll6w Varsity
EEsa zwolennikani religii La.
I Et,fss najstarakejj religii krajp-.
wei. =.
i, Szlachetne ! madre zasady
tych trzech wyznah W prak.
tyce stracily DUO ma znacze-
niu, gdyz 'wszystkie varsity
ludu chihskiego z wrodzone;
praktycznosci klada ma pierw
Sym planie interes pred
zasadami. a So przy tenn
nieslychanie zababonne.
Wynika tego. ze bez
wzgledu ma wyznawanie tel
lu5 owej religii, kazdy Ch,d.-
czyk ma swych b6zk6w do.
mowych, W rzedzie ktorych
poczesne miejsce zajmuja
przodkowie.
Og6lna jest wiara W stra-
chy, a rozmaite bostwa zdo.-
byly sobie powszechne prawo
obywatelskie. Takiemi b6s-
twami So n. p Punku Wong
.stworzyciel ziemi, lubKwang-
81. bozek wojny.
Powszechna Geese znajduja
r6wniez:: ziemia. ksiezyc
zywioly.
Owa prakt, cznost, cechu
jaca Chihczyk6w. znajduje
sw6j wyraz j W TEN, De ludzie
zamozni wynajmuja hieda-
k6w .kt6rzy "a mich odprawia.'
ia modify Po pagodach, q
kogo ma to ME stat, ten uty-
wa ,maszynki do modlenia
SIG
Jest to walec, ma kt6ry ma.
;kleja sic waskie paski pa.
ski 5papieru modlitwami
drukowanemi d czerwono. Te
walce obraca albo kuli''
wyrobnik, albo sila wiatru,
.lub tel Wody KiedyS moze
isila parry zostanie do tego
uzyta. gdy dostateezDi w
ciwilizujemy Chihczy ykow.
Niezmierniie liczaa klika
.bonz6w. kaplan6!w' buddy 81.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-08-23
TELEGRAMY Z !.

CHE FOO. W o.
ska sprzymlefzone E. " "
dniu. ID Sierpni.a i. .rano
pr'z',yp'lu;ls5'ct:llly p'l;l sell szturm ma
tata7rls|ka rs !. d;zile.llnliIce ! j ]. Il
m:iasta P ekln, " kt6.
rel INA znajjdujja sic amba- ;',:
sady,i lido :z1'dl[obyfy ja tego
samegos dEia. Chin
czycy stawlali " zaciety
op6r. Wiecz,orem 70, ia
poo'ilceiz'.ycy2w!y ! / ii !y'ssa'dl[zliiili !y'ss' / Y "
powiie trzeB.s & s bram[l].y,,' d, 7
Chiao-yang j Tung--
chich i weszli do mia
sta. Tymczasem od-
dzialy wojsk europej-
skich wtargne}y do
miasta bram9 Tung
pien. Wyslano natych.
Mast oddzii.a'lly i.a'll do
ambasady angielskiei
" kt6'rle.j Q oblezetni . {: by.
Ii am b'Ias b'IB adorowf6. ci
= niewym6wna RADIO
scia poWitall wYba77
wicieli. Ambasadaro-
vie i ich sztab " do
brem byll zdrOWlu.
w miescll,e les ,l,':, prz'e9'.z'.. '9'.''.. Gala q!
noe tln,'yraly l,' walk u.
liczne. Przy z1d[loby- ( l
waniu van Y - miasta Z sta padio
100 > apolnll Q y lll|'l czy'k6w'.. K
Chiiczyki6w pol][eglo.
okoto 400. z wojska
amerykahskiego tyl-
ko 8zosta}o rannych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-08-23

PEKIN. Wojska
Z isprzymll:lerzl'o'''nte zdfoby.
" tylko czwarta czesc
stolicy chtiIhskiej
dzielnice tatarskae. 3.
Pozostaja jeszcz',e|' ',|' do
zdobycia trzy dziel- q j :
nice, kazda al, la otoczona ( = Z !. q
osobnYm muremI NJ j
stanowiaca miasto dla Z:
siebie, chihska,
cesarska | 6Wieta. Ia Ia,
ostatniia. ley " {. srodku o ] !:
p Pekinlu, ! tn Jest re-
zYdencya cesar'z''a = 2 2
dworem;; tn tez g, mlesz-
kaia na]wyzsi 2 urzer 2
dnicy cesar Al rsttw; i q, a I)zlel B I ll
nice 6wietaI ! teraz e I !, 2 v Wlo(j1 I
ska sprzYmmle|'':rl'z'1ol,|n'le N ! @
bomb u =. Geese 9 :, { S:
Pek III s|''leI pah.
.- q aS
PEKIN. Cesa-
Vd|oW [ I \ q. herszt. e i ! !.
Ichlns kich ( +: Boxeerl6W d e ! !
slslsk Il an jln! Il u
ISiierp Y ciekll ze.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1900-11-08
Manufacture Of Apple Products.

That the project for the establishment
Of an apple butter aud Jelly factory in
this city promises TO bear fruit 10 evi.
denced by the fact that Francis |.
McKenna, Of the board Of trade, IS In
receipt ola communication from a man In
Renton,O o., who writes that he will leave
there about the Goth Of this month,
for the purpose Of investigating the field
The writer is man ofexperience in that
particular line Of industry, aud will
probably makea success OF the venture
# he undertakes II.
That the opportunities for succeis in
this line OF manufacture are ample Is
evidenced by the fact that thousands Of
bushels Of apples annually go to waste
in this state. Many Of them are unfit
for shipment, because they are not per-
feet In form or color, while others are
more or less wormy. For the purposes
OF manufacture into apple butter or
jelly they would be just as satisfactory
az the choicest ifuit raised In the state.
Mr.. McKenna states that there will
be no difficulty In procuring a suitable
site for the factory, as bonus, and II
this inducemeut is sufficient, another
industry ol importance will be added to
Portland. The market foT the products
Of factory Of the character contem.
plated Is unlimited, as since the nita.
ton jellies and buffers driven out Of
the markets through the enforcement
Of the pure-iood laws. there have been
scarcely any such products in the
market. Oregon produces enough fruit
TO keep such an establishment running
full blast with large capacity. during
eight months Of the year.--relegrsm.