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A factory for liquid air is being erect
ed at Los Angeles. CAL. for rsfriger-
ating purposes.
Careful experiments by Monsieur
Brunhes, In France, Indicate that the
X-rays have a definite velocity which
" Of the same order as the velocity OF
fyht.
There are 12O firms in Germany en-
gagged in the acetylene industry. Most
Of the burners are made at Nuremberg.
There are no fewer than twenty-six
mail towns IN Germany lighted by
cetylene gas. The first plant OF this
tind for lighting small towns in 0er-
many was erected at Hassfurt, Q town
II 800 Inhabitants.
In England a lamp-post has been In
troduced which combines . IRE by
drant, tap and fire-alarm box. The hy-
drant can be used for fire purposes, flll-
ing water carts and for street flushing,
while the small tap can be used by an
individual for domestic water supply.
There 10 . water meter and siphon at
the bottom. by which the water 10 shut
on from the hydranf, thus preventing Il
from freezing.
According to q report published BY
the Home Office in London showing the
mineral productions of the world for
the last year. the United States easily
leads all its rivals in this form Of
wealth. Great Britain ranks second,
but far behind the leader. the total
product Of the United States having
been about $72O. O.OOO. 900. while that Of
Great Britain was $4O0. 900. Ger.
many stands third. with nearly $780,
600, 600.
Lord Rayleigh. in discussing our abil.
ity to tell the direction from which
sound proceeds, calls attention to an IN
teresting difference between the eyes
and ears with regard to the size Of the
waves that strike them. The average
wave length Of light Is about one ten
thousandth Of the diameter Of the pupil
Of the eye. On the other hand, 'the
waves of sound issuing from . mans
mouth" says Lord Rayleigh, "are
about eight feet long, whereas the d.
ameter- Of the passage Of the ear is
quite small and could not well have
been made a large multiple Of eight
feet" One consequence Of the minute
ness of light waves in comparison with
the size OF the eyes is that the lenses
Of the eyes are able to eoncentrate rays
of light upon the retina with great en-
cheney.
Prof. John Trowbridge has rscently
had installed a Harvard UngvGES1lJ Tie
most powerful apparatus in 0hs woe3d
for the production Of ejeoeFosmot3vs
force. The plant comprises 10000 stor-
age cells giving 10000 electrical units
OF pressure. and this can be increased
to 5000, 600 volts. But In order to OBJ
tain the full effect Of so enormous q
pressure. Professor Trowbridse says 1t
would be necessary to remove the ap-
paratus into the center Of an open neld
and elevate 1t ut least thirty feet from
the ground in order to avoid loss from
the inductive action Of floors and walls.
With this great battery the highest D.
gree Of instantaneous temperature yet
attained can be produced. Professor
hopes with its aidsto OBJ.
tain some clew to the temperature at
which hydrogen exiits In the stars.
This plant furnishes, he So. IN IDEAL
method Of producing ~ x-ravA =
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ynsincerity.

"our civilization demands create,
~. dooree Of mendacity." remarked
VI - esstruse person. I'VE are constant
,n anoounter.ne some empty phrase
y enrontiopal remark which is alb
.o solutely devoid Of sincerity" -.
..rhats perfectly true. I am
agent - - n every time l walk up to
remin - rbere there is a door mai
9th . the word welcome on IL wash
ington Star.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1900-12-19

She (sushipsy are cay
Sne soou more in unison with ma
wnen We o.har Zines. when our hearts
seem ~ - of the universe. Have
you %aindeed EN- Inve. 1t it always tna'
Hem ,,.n me on par day.-Tat-Bst'
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CHAPTER III.

II was about five o'clock when Nesss
reached her destination
'Is it far to Grahame Towers! SIZE
asked the porter
a matter of four or FIVE miles before
you got to the park. and then there's the
best part of mile to the house. Take .
iy, Miss?"
S-s--fetch my luggage, please. There
are two tin boxes with icy name on them
-Grahame."
She changed her last half-sovereign al
the refreshme Mt bar, where she had a cue
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Snail Farms.

A snail farm has been started by a
farmer OF Anet, France. He has al
ready 100000 Of these creatures, and
they eat as much green fodder as two
COWS.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1900-12-19

Did you ever notice that a boy
huntar never wears a hunting coat,
which has game pockets on the inside?
A boy wants to carry his game u---
MN he aaau.
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Finger Nails and oentflity.


In China long finger nails are a mara
Of gentility. They are an indication
that their possessor IL man Of leisure.
When they are excessively long, ap-
preaching the dignity Of talons, as they
sometimes do. they indicate that the
gentleman-or lady-attached to them
has passed the mere gentility line, and
has become a full-hedged aristocrat. In
AMMAN, where the finser-nail habit has
persisted for hundreds and perhaps
thousands Of years. these signs-manual
Of extreme gentility sometimes attain
by careful cultivation the length Of six
or eight inches, and instances are on
record where a length Of sixteen and
even eighteen inches has been attained.
This custom prevails generally
throughout what is known as Indo-
China, which includes Siam, Burmah.
Cambodia, Laos. and the Shan states,
etc. 1t Is also common throughout the
Chinese Empire. more especially in the
southern provinces.
noblemen never have their nails cut
from the time of birth. In such cases.
of course, the poor creatures are prac-
tically helpless. and have to rely on ser
wants entirely for assistance in the dis
charge Of the most common Offices, be-
ing unable to either clothe or feed
themselves.-NewY York Sun.
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Captain-Tve been noticing lately
that many men and some petty officers
are often drunk! Accordingly, order
that hereafter when anyone has been
drunk he shall himself report 1t to me
the next day.
Petty Officer-I have to report, hici
cap'n, that L was drunk yesterday.
Captain-But you are drunk now!
Petty Officer-Cap'n, I'll, hic! report
this drunk, hic! to-morrow!Unsere
Gesellschaft.
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To Lady Voters.


Some years ago a traeveler through
Minnesota stopped to read a notice in
regard to the election Of school officers,
posted On q tree at place where three
roads met.
The following paragraph, which was
appended to the notice. seems to indi
cate that some student Of the diction-
airy had seized the opportunity to dis
play his knowledge and confound all
ignorant passers-by:
N. B.-The wisdom Of our laws hav-
ing tolerated woman to cast the light
of her benign influence beyond the con-
fines Of the nursery. by permitting her
to practically use the genial rays of her
susceptible intelligence in directing thu
moral and mental culture of man, it is
desirable that the lady voters
of this school district should use their
franchise with a steadfast purpose to
of the rising generation, to
whom destiny intrusts the guardian.
ship Of human happiness in the near
future.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1900-12-19

English Public Buildings.
The public buildings Of England alone
are valued at sum approaching
81. $50. 100000.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1900-12-19

b allow
|etion of
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bur por-
Jams Of
entirely
sery BY
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of Mira
record
r nedi-
EN- who
getting
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| her all
ee.
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No Right to Ugliness.

The woman who is lovely in face, form and
temper will always have friends, but one who
would be attractive must keep her health. II
she is weak, sickly and all run down, she will
DO nervous and irritable. Jf she has constipa.
ton or kidney trouble, her impure blood will
cause. pimples, blotchos, skin eruptions and ,
wretchsd complexion. Electric bitters is th.
best medicine in tho world to regulate. stom
ach, liver and kidneys and to purify tho blood
II gives strong nerves, bright eyes, smooth
velvety skin. rich complexion. 1t will mako
good looking, charming woman Of run -dowr
invalid. Only SOC at j. +. w DeLormo's Dru,
Store. 2
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THE PARAMOUNT ISSUE.

Lincoln. Nsb. July l7--Wm j.
Bryan's attention wss called today to
the fact that some anti imperia!ists
had announced they would be oppos-
cd to him on account of the silver
plank IN the platform. and be wss
asked 90 TO whether this fact would
seriously affect the snti imperialist
vote. He said (: "
Several gold stsndard opponents
OF imperialism have already sunouuc
ed their intention to support the
Democratic ticket, although the anti
imperlsl,stic league has not acted
officially. In such . matter each
individual 10 governed by bis own
views 90 to the relative importance
OF the issue. The Democratic plat.
form declares the question Of imperi
sIism TO be paramount issue II any
opponents Of imperialism refuse IA
suppor. the Democratic ticket be.
cause Of the silver plank il must be
because he considers the money
question more important than the
Philippine qnsstion .; that 10, he pre-
fers Q gold standard to . bimetallit
rep1blio. When the test comes.
believe that those who adhere to the
doctrine that governments derive
their jost powers not from superior
forces but from the consent Of III,
governed. will support our tieke
even though they do not endorse thu
silver plank A largo majority o
the Democrats believe that o restcra
tion Of bimetaliism would prove ,
blessing, but the nntiimperlalis,,
who dispute this will admit that ON,
evils that might arise from bimetal
lism could be corrected more easil,
than the evils which would follow
from the deliberate endorsement O
militsrism and imperialism :" '.@ '
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women hsuled into the street by
shriekiDg Boxers who stripped them
end hacked them 70 pieces Their
discovered limbs were tossed to the
crowd and carried OF With bowls of
triumph Some we're already dead
having been shot by foreign
civilians
He ssys he saw Chinese soldiers
carrying the bodies Of white children
aloft on their spears. while their com.
panions shot Of the bodies. He
givss other details too horrible to be
particularized here.
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His Life Was Save d.

Mr.. ]. s. Lilly. . prominent citizen Of Han.
nibal, No., lately had . ~ondsrfui dslivsrsneo
from frightful death. In telling of 1t he ssys:
IL vas taken With typhoid fever that ran into
pasumonia. My lungs became hardened.
was so weak I couldn't even cit up in bed
Nothing helped mo. expected soon to die Of
Consumption, whom I heard Of DR.. Kings New
Discovery. One bottle gave great relief.
continued to use Il. aud now am we'll and
strong. can't say too much in Its praise"
This marvellous medicine Is the sursst and
quickest. cure 10 ne world for all throat and
lung trouble. Regular sisss 50 sts and $t.oo.
rrisl bottle free at +. W. DsLorme's Drug
Store, every bottle guaranteed. 90 O..
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tbe admioistrstion ofisisls. II was
pointed out by one OF the officials m oss
Interested that the weight Of iuterna
evideocs in the dispatch was 10 favor
Of its geouiueness. Beside there we're
the several strongly oorroborative dis
patches from Consul General Goodoow
sod Consul Fowler. The fact tba.
Minister Conger mentioned the BON
bardment of the British legation was
considered good evidence that the dis.
patch vas written subsequent to the
9th. as the best informauoo here is
that the bombardment Of the Legations
did not begin prior to that date. Il
was said at the state department that
it was not thought expediens to give
out either the text or q parsphrase of
tho message sent by the state depart.
meot on July IL to Minister Couger.
MINISTER CONGER'S DISPATCH.
Washington. July 2O.-Tts stale
department this morning received the
following eablegrsm from Minister
Cooger ct Pekin
''lo British legation. Uoder COO
tiousd shot and she'll from Chinese
troops. Quick relief only cso prevent
general massacre"
The message is not dated, but i. 10
understood was sent from Pekiu on the
18Th.
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Conflicting Stories Continue
Coming.

London, July 20. 4 .. m.-"Th.
Washington idea Of sending MI
Rockhill to China 10 90 excellent one,
and might advautsgeously be initiated
BY the British and other govern
ments." says The STANDARD editorial.
y this morning
The Cabinet couocil convened BY
Lord Salisbury, it 10 expected, will
be followed BY . statement in parlia
ment throwing light upon the situa
tiou. The Chinese assertions tha,
the members Of the foreign legations
are still safe have been 90 often re
pested that they are again beginning
to raise hopes in some quarters
According to the Daily Telegraph's
st Petersburg correspondent, how
ever, the Russian government ia al.
ready in possession Of definite news
that oil the foreigners in Pekin were
msssaored 90 July 6.
Very little further news is availa.
bio this morning The Yokohama
correspondent of the Daily Mail who
repeats bis statements regarding the
Jealousy felt among the allies on the
subject Of japanese commander in.
chief, sdds: "The Japanese cores
pondsnts charge the Russian soldiers
With appalling barbarity toward the
Chinese They declare that the Pei
Ho 10 full Of the corpses of women
and children and that the Russians
loaded 800 bodies on q junk and
burned them
Shanghai reports that three mis-.
sion stations on Pc Yspk Lake have
been destroyed, bot it 10 believed
that the missionaries escaped All
the missionaries at A She Ho. KERN
and Kusn Cheng Tzu. in Chinese
Manchuria, have srrived in safety at
Vlsdivostock.
Il 10 rumored that Yu Lu, the miss
iog viceroy of the province Of Chill,
bss committed suicide.
il was stated that when the allies
entered the native city Of Tieu Tsiu
they found tho Chinese dead piled
high. and il was feared that this
would result in 90 outbreak Of pes,i
Ieooe. Sixteen of the captured guns
are quite modern wespous.
The Times understands that the
chief representatives of the Moham.
medsn clergy in Constantinople have
Issued . strong protest based upon
Koran. against palace sympatby with
the Chinese asssscres.
a ccording to the Canton CORES.
poodsn' Of the Daily Telegraph six
Chinese soldiers have been beheaded
Tor asssoltipg 90 American medical
missionary.
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REPORTED SAFE AND SOUND
THEY HAVE NOT BEEN
MASSACRED

Paris, July 20 The foreign Office
has received Information frou . Chi.
ness source 10 which, however, certain
relisnce may be placed. thai. the foreign
ministers at Pekin have not been mas.
sacred. According to this inform alton
90 July 7 the ministers we're attaeke ed
and the legations burned, but tho
foreigners succeeded 10 crossing tho city
to Prince Cbing's palace. which was
then barrioaded aod the Europeans
we're holding their own up to the time
the news left. July 8. Since then
nothiog has been heard from Pokin.
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A letter from Psoksville dated July
10Th 10 the last issue Of the Mauuiue 2
Times. says that Maj. A. j. Richbourg
has been elected captain Of the Couuor
Mounted R,aes. aud . moetiog of the
company will be held At PacHsville on
July 9th.
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The county of Greeuville, tho home
of Colonel Hoyt. will place a separate
box in the primary election to decide
the questions Dispen sary. High License
or Prohibition.
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ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY
MASSACRED

London, July 2O.-A dispatch from
Shanghai received here this morning
reports that 80 missionaries aud 100
native con nverts have been uassacred by
Boxers 1t Tsi Yuan.
Tai Yuan is fortified and populous
oity 10 the province of Shan See, 90
the Fueu Ho. 40 sffluent Of the Hoap g
Ho, 250 miles south west of Pekio.
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Our Government
Awaits Result.
Special Commissioner Ap.
pointed to Visit China and
Ascertain tho Situation.

ahsssss of direct usWs frou China this
oessisg sttsesiee vas directed msioly >
- The oses se lsss spssulssivs ssories
4 'ooasssiss lsoa Essopssn capitals iu.
6lsaaivs Of dissosd aooeg the powsru.
10 10 realised that these litsle bulletius
see asssal ssspisies slwsys character.
- allisd oessosst sad % are to be
e1pssssa 10 Ne prescott ssss. Il ean
- sssssa sAss. % lss - Official record
dlDslesss. there 10 absolutely no erouutl
- shso. Oar govssoasas having
lllly ds0ssd 10 isssssioss 10 Secretary
Hsy's ssss es Jsly 8, shs other govern.
\ 0esis ieossssssd 10 he Chinese sisus.
4 ~ Asvs entered ists The spisit Of sbs,
oss)ssatiss ee psissipls With perfect
oosesd IL 10. Of course. possible ,hss
seos st The pevsrs ere svsysd BY no.
1vss that Dc cot sppssr 10 their formal
6eslssssisss. The sssse department.
ooWsvss. sssset 70 behind their formal
e1pssssios ssd Gao sov osly await 70.
ooles. There 10 sos che slightsst dis.
\ Dsslsies % The part Of OUT govern meut
- fellow shs example Of certain Euro.
J peaa powers and restrict 10 ssy meas-
! oee shs liberty Of The Chiosse minister
Ssss. Ne. We. 10 mmunicatiog With
~ Cbissss sisesoys aud whatever re-
nelss of the Msular Chinese govern.
nsss. The department doss DOT credit
ne -ssosiss that soy Of tho Chinese
nlsisssss 10 Essops have been given
'oAsis passports.
uislssss Va snd Nc Wollau.. the
0oslss charge. sgsio called on Score.
;oaey Hey shis oosoiss. but ssi,hsr had
o6Us fre0 Chisa
10. INVESTIGATE THE SITUA.
n TON.
W. W Resthill, director Of tho bu.
re d AUssissa tspsbliss. bss been
,oopsistsd spssisl commissioned from
~ sessssy 70 20 70 Chiss and ievss,i.
~ cod sspsst epee The situation.
.1ss ssos rsssos, the o6isisls did no,
|eoes 70 have Il ksows that Ne. Rock.
IN hsd bses selected foe ,his rsspon.
49, dssy. Wishis . Nssk be will
I've y eael ssolsssses With shs presi
|1eet - Ssssssssy Hay ssd vill leave
JNaf3YQTI0Ns TO OHAFFEE.
~ kttyS1sbisss mss.ios the qsss.
1901 iss,ssssioas 70 Gen. Chades vas
- ever q considerable lsog,h sod Q
loAserso zee drafted which will bs
bevssdsd 70 reach hin, 90 bis arrival
- Nsesssti. Tbsss -iaesssss.sss are Of
= dapIsessie - vsll = a smileav ns.
re ssd isd;esse 6s isspf kel6y to
- psssosd By s6s SoaasSdsS Of The
Voissd 0sssss fossss 10 China The
oos0 UuusU'Sf tbs 'i6stfuSsioSs vss nos
10Dsiess1. sss 10 ess bs stated oo good
eatAssisy shst SAsy follov che sams iios
81 pelisy ihss sisssdy bee been oasliusd
- sssssossst iron shs sssss depart.
uboots lirni" N, t'
oAlD 10 BE SAFE AND SOUND. |
4 pssis. Jelly 10 -As oAisisl Telegram
81 Shssshsi dated Wsdsssdsy. July
10sAs ssssss, shat. ssso.diog TO sbs
gssstsss u 6Ass Taog. The tersiso
oisissess- cad .thsir ,fssiliss N Pskin |
ofs ssfs ssd sossd. bat. ibss the
onssss 10 ssill very greet The vissrOy.
nssosdiss 20 'his dispssoh. ioformsd shs
oessul&s sssPs shss - hsd tslssssphsd
- Pstis sssing tss pss,sssioo of the
)essiss lsgssioo n,e.|
HsuvH d,l --T--ry-r- nsCi NJtaOfu
CHINA AT WAR WITH THE
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WU'S PLAN WORKED WELL

w " ASAAOD w WILL.
Washington, July 20.-The follow.
Jog statement was given out today at
the statement department
"O0 the 11th of this month the
state department CON U uDica,ed a brief
message asking tidings OF Minister
Couger 10 the state department code.
Minister WI undertook to get this into
Mioister Cooger's bauds, it be were
alive lie has succeeded 10 doing this .
This morning the state department
received telegram from Cousul Gsue.
raj Goodoow at Shanghai, saying {:
The governor Of Shan Tuog informs
me that be has received today o cipher
message from Couger of the 18Th"
A few minutes later Minister WI
appeared at the state department With a
telegram from Tsotai Sboog. dated
July 20. which bad been received by
Mioistsr WI At 8 80 O'Clock this morn.
iug, reading as follows:
"Your telegram was forwarded and
as requested send reply from the
tsung Ii yamen ss follows your tele.
gram Of tho 18th day of this moon
9th july received The state de
partmeot telegram has been banded to
Minister Conger. Herewith is Minis.
ter Cooger's reply to the state depart.
meut
Then follows Mioister Couger's reply
10 the state department cipher. sigoed
With the word "Conger" 10 English.
REPORTED SAFE AND SOUND.
Brussels. July 2O-The Beleisn
consul at Shanghai sends the following
dispatch under date of July 10:
"Sheog. the administrator of tele.
graphs. announces ths. the forsieoers
ct Pekin were safe and sound Julv 10.
"Ao imperial decree dsted Jolly l6
orders 'be vioeroy Of Tisp Tsio TO
spPrsise the damsgs caused BY the
troubles and orders tho loo.l militia to
repress the rebellion"
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CHINA AT WAR ,WiCH TIE
IS RAJ, WORLD a'pOmo,l 60

L,sdop. JOY 19@vss so,ion OF
Csss, vos ,BaslS.., iAs Gsru.p minis
1ss s( fessigs ldsirs. is ilform,pg tbs
Oh'ssss Iega,ioo ss Bsrl,o tbs, ell isl,.
I Dsaphio Dsesssos nust be 10 plaip
kssusse cod sshui,tsd Tor approve,
lg shs sssssr. aod tbs suggestion Of NJ.
Dslssvse, sbe Fssoeh minister os foreign
aGairs. tsss s1ecrss,isus fson Chios be
Dseh'si,sd. wb'ss ste esusvsAy regard
g bsss % loog stops 10 ,bs rish,
&ssssiss Of Wessioe Chios % . state
eeesssd 10 vAr. 'tsss been sopplsusos.
- ssdsy Ay shs s6sisl sssousssnso,
lseo g. Psssssbusg tbss sssssia por.
o1ees u Ne Aoae territory, iosiuding
Dssss II Ksabssovsk disssiss sud .bs
|, essC sssri,osy 90 Wsll % ,As towns Of
Blseossssshsssh. Khsbsrovsk and
Nikolstsssusi. bsvs been declared iu's
sssss u vss sioee Jolly ~
Rsssis's sousuncemsnt 10 regarded
10 L,~dos % st lesw forsshsdo .iog .
speedy sssosdisisosi reessoisioo Of ,hs
oses shss Q eosdisioe OF Wsr exists
bssWcso Cbiss sod the eivilssd world.
, ssd The sessvsi spioios seems TO favor
sssh sssosoisioo % The bess means Of
Dssslss The bss6sriso uphssvsl while
% the cane ti~s eodssvosiag to isolate
shs isdepsedeos viesroys from the
gsssssl sos1ist. ''''' "' '"..''
MORE THAN THREE THOU
4, -tu SAND, l.o r.
A Dispatch from 6bsoshs, received
bsss sedsy rep pSsss sbse shs losses Of shs
Chissss 10 The 6shtiog ct Tieu Tsio
vss spvssds Of 8, 900. .....
10 10 sodssstood that Lieut. Geo Sir
1ssssis 0Sselsll vill have CON uuaod ol
Shs Bsisish lessss 10 China.
HORRORS OF THE MASSACRE.
The Shanghai correspondent Of the
Daily kxpeeeg says: IA Chinese
nssehans Who bee iust arrived from
1skin givss horrible dstsils Of the
nsssssrs. He ssys hs saw Europest
The courier., 1900-03-10
The Western Art Association.
The Jury System.

The formation Of the Western Art
Association has been accomplished
by merging the Hayden Art Club
into the staSe association. Hayden