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Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1900-11-09

SUMMONS.
the istrict Cour, of the Fourth Judi
c'ai district, Lincoln h"unty, state of
Nevada.
The State of Nevada Sends Greeting

The State of Nevada Sends CREATING
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''' 80 huu''pSs' HenJ ~ 1ohn-
son e "a'A'S thr'' : uiasier' H. O.
D''''N5' r v 'ieify fN"DS anu eaooay'
You are hereby required TO appear in an action
commenced against you as defendants by John Il .
hernan end scott Alien, as plaintiffs in the Fourth
'ulical District arr ofthe stats If New rfa. Lip-
olD o'u Afg, at the town o. Pioche. and answer
he complaint ther In "lteh is on hie sith the
'lerk OF sati Court. with ten days after the ser
nee on yaa OF shie summons exclusive of day
tvicei il served in sad uny nr twenty days
efNed ndt y SAIL County bu within this Distr
ma ~ an other cases forty days, or judgment ~
etaut will be taken ggAinsi you, according IA
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1900-11-09
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Wave Clouds.

The atmospheric ocean surroune'hs
+he earth is frequently disturbed by
gigantic waves, which are invisible eA-
Z eegt when they carry parts Of the ar
CHARGED with moisture, up INTO a coioei
otnosnheric stratum where sudden
condensation occurs. In thiS nl"nn i.l'a. ~,
long, parallel lines of clouds sometimes ,raet
maSe r, their appearance at great
height. marking the crests OF q ripple
- "a mir waves, running miles above oar
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1900-11-09

Powers, the Kentuckian convicted
of completely in the murderer of
Goebel, may be executed if he put
some faith in the idea that thirteen
is an unlucky, number. He was
nominated for office for June 13, 1899
arraigned July 13, 1900, as one of
thirteen conspirators named, was de-
Tended by thirteen lawyers;his sweet
heart was the thirteenth witness; the
evidence showed that 300 soldiers
were ready to defend him; he gave
Culton 81 300 to pay the expenses of
the mountaineers; he took 81 300
with him when he fled; the evidence
closed Aug. l3.
Edward Henry, reputed to be the
Oldest man in the country, died at
his home last week, aged Il6 years.
He was born slave in Culpepper,
Va, in 1884. He was married five
times, ana is survived by his fifth
wife, by whom he had thirteen
chileren. He is said to be the father
or sixty children.
One hundred and seventy pupils
are now registered at the Carson In
dian school, the largest number in
the history of that institution.
The estate of the nonogenarian,
Jacob McKissick, who recently died
in Reno, is appraised at 5000, 900.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1900-11-09

l will receive objections TO the right to sots on
the part Of any person registered until O'CLOCK
p on the fourth day previous TO election, and n
any of the above NOTICE their names erroneouaiy
entered, please appear at my oface and havs such
error CORE cted.
HERMAN HARTUN0.
Registry Agent
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1900-11-09

tsa L. SOC word are Yo', domg.
Jobanv? az cd his mother Of her
voun. EST entering the washroon one
morning The monthly supply OF
soap was scattered over the floor,
and he was ST ppiug gingerly from
cake to caae " n an air Of great ele-
gence aud ease
OF. nothing, ,luot' johhny, With
grin; only having cake walk.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-03-08
SHERIFFS SALE.

BY virtue OF writ OF FL. Fa. issued out OF the
Court or Common Pleas OF Columbia county
Pennsylvania and to me directed there viii be
sold at the Court House In Bloomsbury, county
and state aforesaid on
SATURDAY, MARCH "a, 1900.
All that certain lot, piece or parcel OF land
situate lying and being In the borough OF Ben
ton, county OF Columbia and state OF Pennsyl-
vania, bounded and described as follows to-wir:
Beginning at post by Centre street at corner
OF lot owned by Homer O'brien, thence by line
OF the said Homer O'Bren lot north - degrees
east so feet TO a post, thence by lands OF hiram
Ash north 10 degrees weft so feet TO post,
thence by lands OF Mary Knouss south % de-
grees west 81 feet 10 post by said Centre
street, thence along said Centre street south
90 degrees 32 minutes east 80 feet TO the place
OF beginning, containing 1900 square feet OF
land Having erected thereon
TWO-STORY FRAME BUILDING
used as a restaurant.
Seized, taken in execution at the suit OF the
Cooperative Savings & Loan Association vs.
George b. Crossley and Lille Crossley, and to
be sold as the property OF George b. Crossley
and Lille Crossley. w. W. BLACK
Slit SherlH.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-03-08
HARMER DGsc
well known ns the "Fnthcr Of th'
uouse"-Honored Career Closed.

PHILADELPHIA, March I. 49, Con
grcssman Alfred G. Harmer of the Fiftl
PENNSYLVANIA district and the father o.
the house" died last night at his home In
Germantown n suburb of this city. Mr.
Uarmer had been i'll since last November
when he was stricken with II severe AT
tack of kidney trouble. He recovere,
sufficiently to attend the opening of con
rress in December. but later was agaiI
confined to his bed. \ few days ago h,
suffered relapse and steadily failed un
til last evening, when he died surrounded
by his wife. three sons and two duugh
ters.
Alfred G.. Harmcr was born In Ger
mantown on Aug. 4. 1925. He was edu
Gated in the public schools and In the
Germantown academy. He began his
public career in 1856, when he was elect
cd to city councils for four years. II
1860 he was elected recorder of deeds fol
this city for three years. He was elected
TO congress in 1870 and reelected to cv'
cry subsequent congress with the cxccp
lion of the Forty-fourth. The one breal
in his long congressional career was du,
TO three cornered fight. Neither he moi
his Republican opponent would yield, and
John Robbins, a Democrat, slipped H.
and captured the prize by about 1,O0C
plurality. Mr.. Harmcr was elected by 6
substantial majority in 1876 and since
had had no difficulty in retaining his seat
His majority almost constantly increased
hc being returned to the present congies:
with 10000 majority.
Although not prominent for his ability
as II speaker, Mr. IIarmer had been
telling worker in the committees anC
throughout his long career as congress
man attended closely to the duties of hi
office. Congressman llarmer was en-
gagged in many business enterprises ii
the course OF his life.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-03-08
CUBANS PEACEABLE.
No Truth In the Wi,d stories of an
Uprising.


HAVANA, March I. 49, The frequent
tumors cabled from the United States
regarding possible uprsings in Cuba in
the early future are causing the press OF
the island TO ask who is responsible foi
these wonderful stories. The ncwspa
pers without exception declare that the
people of Cuba never felt less like rising
than they do at present. Even the agi
tators against a continuance of the
American occupation have been counsel
ing moderation of late. and the tenor of
their recent speeches has been greatly
modified. Indeed, the wish Is every
where expressed that the forthcoming
elections may pass off without friction OF
any kind, rs it is felt that just now the
eyes of the world are turned toward Gu
ba in her efforts to attain self govern
ment and that any disturbances or even
objections on the part of the minority
after the elections would be injurious tC
the future of Cuba.
The Lucha says, Even if the people
desired an uprising they have not enough
arms and ammunition even to begin one"
The Cubano says: presumably these
reports are the tricks of II certain Amer
lean politician in order to get more Unit
ed States troops into Cuba. This indi-
yidual is trying to make it appear that
the situation is unsafe. whereas the fact
is that just now the Cubans are the most
peaceably disposed people in the world"
The Patra says: "The recent reports
from Washington to the effect that an
uprising Is imminent In Cuba we can only
regard with wonder and ridicule. Cubans
are not like the athletic people of Ken
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-03-08

Pursuant to an order OF the Orphans Court
OF columbia County, the undersigned, admin
istratIix Of u. a. Rawlings, late OF the Town
OF Bloomsbury, In said county, deceased, VIII
expose to public sale, on the premises, on Cen
tire street, below Second on
SATURDAY, MARCH II, 1000,
at two o'clock in the afternoon. the following
described real estate, to wit: All that certain
lot OF land, situate IN the said Town OF Blooms
burg. and bounded and described as follows:
Beginning at a corner, one hundred and sixty
four and forty-six one hundredths feet from the
northeast corner OF Third and Centre streets;
thence along said Centre street twenty-five d.
grees forty-dve minutes west tfty and four one
hundredths feet to corner OF Pine alley; thence
along Pine alley north, sixty-tour degrees ilrty.
six minutes east, one hundred and eighteen
and five-.enths feet TO lot or Dennison Brink /;
thence along same south twenty-five degrees
forty-nve minutes east nifty and four one hue
d-edths feet TO lot of Mary A. Miller; thence
along same south slxty-tour degrees fifty-Six
minutes west, one hundred and eighteen and
flve-tenths feet u Centre street, aforesaid the
place OF beginning, whereon are erected two
story
| FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
A FRAME MEAT MARKET BUILDING, y
FRAME STABLE AND oUrBUILDINGS.
The sale will be made subject to tge lien OF a
first mortgage, dated Decem Der 22, 1892, with
interest from date, recorded In book NO. %,
page 63I, and assigned TO Mary A. Rawlings,
July 10, 1897, book No 81, page 1ls, the balance,
with interest due on the cate OF the assign
ment, being sl9iil7, with interest thereon
| from date or assignment. Also subject TO
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-03-08
A Present to Liliuoknlani.

WASHINGTON, March 7. - Senator
hoar has given notice Of an amendment
ne Will offer to the diplomatic appropria-
ton bill providing for the payment of
s1aoOOO to Liliuokalani, late queen Of
the Hawaiian Islands.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-03-08
Reconnaissance at CoIesberg.

COLESBERG, Cape Colony, March 3
"A reconnaissance with two troops OF
Australians and two guns found the
wagon bridge over the Orange river in.
tact. Fifty Beers on the other side were
taken by surprise, and the British gal
lopcd to their laager, some miles on the
Free State side. Prices command has
moved seven miles north of Colesberg
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-03-08
More soldier Dead mt Arlington

WASHINGTON, March 7.--Sxty-six
OF the 30 soldier dead brought home from
Cuba on the transport Mcclellan have
arrived here from New York and were in
tered at the Arlington cemetery today
With appropriate religious and military
ceremonies
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-03-08
ORPHANS COURT SALE.

nation OF sale, and the balance with interest
from the continuation, In one year from day OF
The deferred payments TO be
secured by bond and mortgage on the several
premises respectively
OWEN w. CHERINGToN,
n II. FINK. Atty. Administrator.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-03-08
+" The Noblest Mind the best con,entm

" The NObIest Mind The best contenImeNt
has," Yet, however noble'in mind, no man
or woman can have perfect contentment
without physical health. The blool must
be kept pure and the stomach and digestive
organs in good order The best means Tor
this purpose is Hoods Sarsaparilla. 1t
promptly cures all blood humors and erup-
tions and tones up the system.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-03-08
24,675 SQUARE FEET,

Also,
Lots No. "One," "Two," Three" In block No
"Two" being vacant lots, situate on the SOUTH
west corner OF Broad and Park streets, bounced
on the north by Park street, on the east by
Broad street, on the south by lot of ----
and on the west by an alley, being l6l j-l0 feet
on Broad street and III clio feet In DEPTH and
containing about
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-03-08

Japanese Crown Prince BetrOthed.
BERLIN, March 1.-Diplomatic circles
here have received information that the
Japanese crown prince, Yoshihto Haru-
nomiya, is betrothed to Princess Sada Of
the Japanese house Kujo.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-03-08
VI IUUU, UII WTICH IS tTtCVtUU
LARGE FRAME STABLE.
ALSO,
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY,,
MARCH 20 AND Al,

at o'clock a. m, at Hughesyllle, Ly coming
county. upon the premises, the following
pieces or lots OF land situate In the borough OF
Hughesville In what Is known as the Lawson
Hughes Addition, the said tracts or lots being
designated by "A number affixed to the lot and
block respectively, in the plot or draft OF said
addition.
Block number "One" situate on the southeast
corner of Broad and Park streets, being l6l BIO
feet on said Broad street. and 19l lilo feet on
said Park street, containing about
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-03-08
The favotite cathartic is Hoods Pills IS

Silk hats for men are lover in the crown
than they used to be, but women's bonnets
are just as high as ever.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-03-08


than they used to be, but women's bonnets
are just as high as ever.
Bicycle Berry Book is an excellent little
manual worthy of a place III every farmers
library. The book is condensed and prac-
tical, as valuable for The villager with his
10 IL berry patch as it is for the CONNER
cial berry grower with his twenty.acre field.
The price is so cents free by mail address
the publishers, Wilmer Atkinson Co Phila.
The new woman is often an old woman
patched up.
ASK FOR ALIENS oT.EAsE, A POWDER
to shake into your shoes. 1t rests the feet.
Cures corns, bunions ingrowing nails, swol.
len and sweating feet At all druggists and
shoe stores, 25c Sample free. Address,
Allen S. Olms,cd, lie Roy, N. y. I5d
Down in the world--Coal mines.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-03-08
2S, 4o7 SQUARE TEET.


Lots No zone" "Two." "Three." "Four' and
"Flve," In block numbered "Three," situate on
the East side OF Broad street, and bou Lded on
the west by said Broad street, on the north by
an alley. on the east by an alley, and on the
south by an alley. Each lot has frontage or
60 feet on said Broad street and IS l7G feet In
depth, and contains about
$500 SQUARE FEET EACH,
more or less.
Lots No. "one," "Two." 'Three" and "Four'
are vacant. Lot No. "Five" has erected there
on IA two-story frame
DWELLING HOUSE & STABLE.
Lots No cone" ""Two," and "Three," in block
No. "Four," situate on the west side or Broad
street, being bounded on the north by lot be-
longing to --, on the east by said
Broad street, on the south by Park street, and
on the west by an alley. each lot having
frontage OF 80 feet on said Broad street and
III 6-lOO feet In depth, and containing about
Io,62o SQUARE FIT, more or less.
ALSO,
Lots numbered "one" and "Two" In block No.
side OF Broad street, bounded on the north by
l4-feet alley, on the east BY an alley. on the
south by an alley, and on the west by said
Broad street, being each so feet in front on said
Broad street and l78 feet In depth, contai ming
about
o6So SQUARE FEET EACH,
more or less.
Lots No. "One," "Two" and "Three" in block
"Six," being all vacant lots, situate on the west
| side OF Broad street, bounded on the north by
| Academy street, on the east By said Broad
street, on the south by an alley and on the west
| by an alley, each lot being so feet In front on
| Broad street and III 6-iO feet In depth, con.
| tanning about
oo35 SO, FIT. in Depth, more OF less
ALSO,
Lots numbered 'One," "Two," and "Three" II
| block No. "Seven," all vacant lots, situate or
| the east side OF Broad street, bounded on the
north by Academy street. on the east by al
| alley, on the south by an alley, aud on the wes
| by said Broad street, each lot being 55 feet II
| front on said Broad street. and l76 feet in deptl
| and containing about
o68o SQUARE FIT, more or less
ALSO,
Lots numbered "One," l"Two," and "Three,
In block No. "Eight," situate on the west sid
OF Broad street, bounded on the north by al
alley, or the east 10y said Sroad street, on tn
south by academy street, aud on the west b,
an alley. Lot No, "One Is 4. iect IN front o.
Broad street and lots No. "rwo" anu Taree,
50 feet each and III Clio feet In depth. two
story frame or plank
DWELLING HOUSE
is erected on No "one," and a
FRAME STABLE
on No. 'Three." Lot No. zone" contains abou
|II,859 SQUARE FIT, more or less
and lots "Two" and "Three" about
$3.50 SQUARE FT., r.. Ire or less
A'.O,
Tract No. "Nine,' situate iL the said Lawso
Hughes Addition, bounded IN 'ae north by Cen
elery street, ON lAu east Dy an alley, on th
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-03-08

Down in the world-Coal mines.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-03-08

Lots No. "One," 'Two," "Three,' "Four' and
"Five," IN block numbered "Three," situate on
the East side OF Broad street, and bouIded on
the west by said Broad street, on the north by
an alley. on the east by an alley, and on the
south by an alley. Each lot has a frontage or
60 feet on said Broad street and IS l7G feet In
depth, and contains about
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-03-08

The new woman is often an old woman
patched up.
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south by lands of Joseph X Boak and Z. Bartch
and on the west by lands, OF +. Bartch, con
tanning about
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-08-21

wstania ludu chinskiego i do pro.
wadzenia wojny do ostatecznosci.
Pisma socyalistyczne utrzymuja,
re Waldersee powinien pozostac W
: domu.
w Altonie policya rozwiazaia
zebranie, ma kt6rem redaktor FL
scher chciaf krytykowac move ce.
sarza, wypowiedziana W Kassel.
PARYz, 2lgo Sierpnia.- -
Straz pozarna W Kansas City O.
trzymafa pierwsza nagrode na
konkursie miedzynarodowym u
znana zostaia "a najlepsza straz W
swiecie. Ofcerowie otrzymali zio-
te i srebrne medale, strazakom roz-
dano 900 frank6w. Portugalia
posiada najlepsza straz ochotni-
cza.
BUKAREszr, 21go Sierpnia. -
Odpowiedz Bufgaryi ma note rzqdu
rumunskiego W sprawie komitetu
rewolucyjnego, majacego swa sic.
dzibe W zofi, ma charakter ME.
przyjazny. Wojska bufgarskie
koncentruja sic ma granicy. Ma
cedonski komitet rewolucyjny ze-
brat oddziaf, zfozony z 1000 ludzi,
ktorzy zamierzaja wtargnac ma te-
rytoryum rumunskie. !
Rumunia mobilizuje try korpu-
sy armii, kr6l Karol zapowiadaf
W przemowie do oficerow, re wojna
wybuchnie niezawodnie.
LoNDYN, 21-go Sierpnia. -
General De Wet stanaf W odlegfo.
sci Is mil cd Pretoryi stoczyf z
pufkownikiem Mahan krwawa wal
ke. Jan Hamilton zdobyf pod
ELEPHANTS Neck dwie armaty
Kruppa.
New YORK, 2lgo Sierpnia. -
Podsekretarz skarbu Taylor pre-
sfuchaf Wfoch6w Maresca Cete-
ia, kt6rzy wrzekomo przybyli W
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tym celu z Europy, azeby zamor-
dowae McKinleya. Taylor odje-
chai wczoraj do Washingtonu, ME
wyjawiwszy tutaj nikomu, jaki byt
rezultat jego przes}uchow.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, 81 Sierp. -
z Sheboygan donosza o strasznej
bury, podczas kt6rej przewr6cifo
sic 8 wielkich gmach6w 200 ma
fych dom6w mieszkalnych zostafo
zr6wnanych z ziemia.
W pofudnie, po strasznym upa-
lie, zrobifo sic nagle ciemno i burza
zaczefa szalec z ogromna gwaftow-
noscia. Ma szerokosc dwoch mil
wicher obalaf wszystko, co napoty-
kaf po drodze. Spadfa wieza ko-
scioia ewangelickiego i zgniotfa
diva domy. Wspaniafy gmach
szkolny jest zniszczony doszczet-
ME. Wiele os6b jest pokaleczo-
nych, lecz zycia Mkt ME stracil.
W powiecie Kenosha burza zni-
szczyla zasiewy, poobalala parkany
powyrywafa drzewa z ziemi. Ko-
munikacya telegra6czna jest przer.
wana.
Podobne wiesci hiobowe nadesz-
1y z Oshkosh i Green Bay.
DETROIT, Mich. q Sierpnia. -
Gala dolna czesc p6lwyspu Michi-
gan zostala nawiedzona burza, kt6-
ra W polach wiele zrzadzi}a szkody.
Tutaj we wszystkich dzielnicach
wiatr powybijai szyby W oknach.
Ma Bulwarze zwiaf wiatr 1000 na-
miot6w Rycerzy Pythiasai i odrzu-
Gil je ma wielka odlegfosc.
WASHINGTON, D. c., 81 Sierpnia.
1Prezydent Mckinley wyjezdza W
Piatek, razem zona do Chicago,
ma uroczystosc Weteran6w. za-
mieszka W hotelu Palmera i zaba-
wi W Chicago do srody. W Me
dziele bedzie obecny'na dw6ch ma
bozenstwach, W Poniedziafek i
i Wtorek odbedzie przeglad parady,
W Srode odwiedzi fort Sheridan,
apoczem uda sic W podroz pewrotna
do Canton, O.
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Brak jednak ,potwierdzenia via

Brak jednak potwierdzenia VIA
domosci zamierzonem jakoby wy
sfaniu do Chin drugiej dywizyi ja-
ponskiej. Cd uksztaftowania sic
og6lno-politycznych stosunk6w "a
lezec prawdopodobnie bedzie, z ja-
kiemi sifami Japonia zaangazuje
sic W Chinach. Szybkie pojawie-
ME sic silnej armii japonskiej ma
placu boju oczekiwane jest zreszta
z wielka niecierpliwoscia.
Wojna roku 1S94-95 obeznafa
Japonia dokiadnie zofnierzami
chinskimi, z ich wodzami i krajem.
q doswiadczeniem tego roku Rad
iaponski skorzystaf rozumnie, aby
Questionable uzbrojenie, umundu-
rowauie i wycwiczenie swej armii i
postawic ja ma wysokosci wymagan
nowoczesnych, tax wiec armia ia.
ponska W pomyslnych bardzo wa.
runkach rozpoczyna nova kampa-
ME W Chinach.
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LoNDYN, 21-go Sierpnia.

LoNDYN, 2l-go Sierpnia. -
q Shanghai donosza, re cesarzowa
zebrafa Pekinu wszystkie koszto.
wnosci przybyfa do WI Tai San,
W prowincyi Szen ST.
WASHINGTON, 2lgo Sierpnia. -
Po wejsciu do Pekinu wojsko ja-
ponskie otrzymato rozkaz zajecia
cesarskiego pafacu bronienia 60.
Japonczycy natrafli ma op6r.
Przyfaczyfy sic do Mich inne woj-
ska, kt6re oblegaja obecnie cesar
ska dzielnice, broniona przez woj-
sko chinskie. Gfowna kwatera
Japohczyk6w znaiduje sic W ich
poselstwie. Cesarz opuscif Pekin
pod eskorta 10000 wojska, kt6rem
dowodzi ksiaze Tuan.
New YORK, 21go Sierpnia. -
Ksiaze Cling zostaf W Pekinie, ja-
ko komendant miasta i przyjaf
wojska sprzymierzone. Sekretarz
rady panstwa zostaf stracony, po-
niewaz posfom dostarczyf zywno-
sci. Cesarzowa wdowa kaza1a to-
porem odciac gtowy l2 osobom ze
swego otoczenia, kt6re wzbrania1y
sic opuscic Pekin.
SHANGHAI, 2l go Sierpnia. -
W Pekinie stracono trzech cz}on-
k6w rady panstwa, kt6rzy sprzyja-
Ii cudzoziemcom. Ii Hung Czang
udaje sic niezw1ocznie ma p6fnoc.
Komunikacya telegrafczna Pc
kinem jest przerwana. Podobno
wojska sprzymierzone potrzebuja
pomocy.
BERLIN, 2l-go sierpnia. =
Feldmarszafek hrabia Waldersee
znajduje sic W drodze do Chin. W
Lipsku i Monachium przyjmowa-
no 60 bardzo ostentacyjnie.
Gazety niemieckie zauwazyfy, re
cesarz powiedziaf W Kassel, re car
uznaf hrabiego Waldersee naczel-
nym wodzem, tymczasem wysocy
urzednicy rosyjscy odzywaja sic o.
feldmarszafku lekcewazaco. w tu-!
tejszych kofach urzedowych panu-.
je przekonanie, re zajecie Pekinu
stanie sic haslem doogolnego POI