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Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1900-06-15

It is rather remarkable coinci-
dence that the amount of the collec-
tion last Sunday, Childrens day, was
precisely the same as last year, S17.O5.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1900-06-15
VOL. v.
THE WASHINGTON LETTER

tFrom Our Regular Correspondent)
WASHINGTON. d. c.. JUNE II, 1900
President Mckinley had a most
interesting conference with Major
General Il. S. Otis, who came di-
rect from the Philippines to WASH
ingtun, and who will this week go
to his home IN Rochester, N Y,
the citizens of which will give a
public reception in his honor on the
18th inst. Gen Otis warmly thank
ed the President for his promotion,
and the President quite as warmly
assured him that the promotion was
given HIM because his good work in
the Philippines deserved it, and in
addition extended his personal
thanks Gen. Otis gave the Presi-
dent and members of the Cabinet
many details of his work in the
Philippines which had necessarily
been left out of his official report,
and the information added to the
high esteem already felt for Gen
Otis, in Washington. When the
whole history of our occupation of
the Philippines is written, Gen
Otis will be shown to possess a won
derful combination of military aud
executive ability, both exercised un
der difficult conditions
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1900-06-15
One pOllar to Nsw YOrk and Return.

On Wednesday June 2Oth. the Erie
will give the people Of Milford and
vicinity opportunity tovisit Great
er New York, on a week day at the
low rate of one dollar idr the round
trip, with a special train leaving
Port Jeryis at z 100 a, IN. arriving in
the city at 10 100 a. m. Returning
train leaves 23rd, street at :4O-p
IN. Chambers street, New York, at
:45 p. m and Jersey city at ;OOp.
m, giving over nine hours in which
to take in the sights in and around
the big city. Don't forget the date,
Wednesday June Goth, and the low
rate only one dollar for the round
trip. ie15
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1900-06-15

All who suffer from piles will be
GLAD to learn that DeWitt's witch
hazel salve will give them instant
and permanent relief. Il will cure
eczema and ali skin diseases. Be
ware Of eounterfeiis.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1900-06-15

Democrats are not doing so much
talking about the ordering of sever
al regiments OF the regular army to
the Philippines, since they found
out the only object of Secretary
Root in sending the regulars was tJ
allow some of the volunteer regi-
ments which have seen the hardest
service to come home.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1900-06-15

The Chinese ask chow is your liv-
err" instead of chow do you do?H
for when the liver is active the health
is good. DeWitt's little early risers
are famous little pills for the liver
and bowels.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1900-06-15
Firemen's Excursion to Deposit
NY.

On account of the Firemen's Pa
rade and Tournament at Deposit, the
Erie viii run special train leaving
this station at 100 a. m, Thursday
June 14th, 1900. Returning special
train will leave Deposit 10 p. IN.
Fare, round trip, only S2.79. jel5
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1900-06-15

Small in size and great in results
are DeWitt's little early risers, the
famous little pills that cleanse the
liver and bowels. They do not gripe.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1900-06-15

Neglect is the short step so many
take from a cough or cold to con
sumption. The early use of one
minute cough cure prevents consump
ton. 1t is the only harmless reme-
dy that gives immediate results. 1t
cures all throat and lung troubles.
Children all like it and mothers in
dorse it.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1900-06-15

Secretary Root, Lieut.. Gen. Miles,
Major Gen. Corbin and quite par
ty of officials have gone to West
Point to attend the commencement
exercises at the Military Academy.
Neither Gen. Miles nor Gen. Corbin
are West Pointers.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1900-06-15

Ivy poisoning, poison wounds and
all other accidental injuries may be
quickly cured by using DeWitt's
witch hazel salve. 1t is also a GER
in cure for piles and skin diseases
Take no other
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-07
com N TN sIjlgIDB,
Montana NAnHhsp Ahiiatsd win 0aDNep
Uias MI DAMNpis HOt kprinHh

MUhlNNN VNNNneF AWlNtHW VIII VhnVHf
DlaS NJ DaMnpls Hot sprinah
c,Ody fWyO,) HnteIpvipai Last RatupI
dAy MINT on eRfly Sunday mOgllDR,
Charles Jsnks, Of Sahara, nsnr Kan
Ovaek, Montana, committed hulGifH wv
tAking morphine, M n point about 100
SNyds above tb9 BeMAytH tt0t HpIlnRH,
His iiieless body wAs found carly s,lns
dRy m0yniDE, thO hand Ald shoulders
belDa submerged IN tb6 AhOsb0D8 river,
On Il biz atOne IN the Vicinity n bottle
u whisky and morphine WAs fOllD0
OlsNyly ildi0atDH that th0 unfortunate
iDND bAd NV np Out N bed, Hnd l6AV'
iDa mn tent, which WIN pltGhed HpOu
tbH baDGb, Ind walked 10 tlle plRae lnI
dlGAled, md Aftey drinking u portion on
tilA OODtaDlS Ind partly fallen into the
river, ti0 Ind evidently been dana
AavsyuI hOnrs wh0n discovered,
Tha NDfOvtDDAta man Wna AlIll0fad
win Il GNlOer wblah Ind anten away Y
INTge pOytt0n NJ hta fAGa, Nnd only W.
0eutIy ratnvnad fran OIliang0 where
medical NOtIl0flNas informed nm thNf
hta 0Nsa WIN h0paIaAs, IN returned w
Nllltngs and mn faeaDs bavtng haa0l0e
axlN0Nfad II nDnher M kind heNFtad
HaDtIAMaD NJ tbRt altE fAlsAd n EaDf
Grams pnIse md M A. hnnl resOFt sant
him Nj tha spyiNgs thtnkinE thG waters
MtGbt prGyH haUaNetAL Nv arrived. On
tjla lNfb M dNlS, Aaa0MpaHlAd nv MI
Holm (ttbbOih Whg mn kn8wn NM Wv
many yeNvA, Vim Iatfev RaDtlAlHNH la0kr
I'M After INV welfare MI Nlhhags
sNYs hA WIN Nh banpst maD md hlghly
geApeetad IN hin 0ld haiaR M alt,
bAls hired \ eal1rAa man, provided
pFoyiai0ns Nnd HAdG him Nh a0Mf0Ftr
Abla M F0satbla VIM ARppGWti0b "
tbgt AftaT everyone wRf Rslehp IN .R0f
!, gp IND prlaeeda0 N ths Plaaa wbera
hin b0Ns was f0HHd, dHsfiea HAfAeH
md n 1ufE M tH0HSat afeDAed thNt le
GOIamittAA satetde WhllG teWp0fArtlt
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-07
ELS -
A l,OlIT liiLIIktiA
A wyoming Bdbi0p sppNhs NJ This GltyA
hospitality mi, IN blbpApN,

j, N, Penks, edilm N tho Cody
fWyO,) Enterprise, WAs ~ Billings
visitor n week AgO md 0D0 hin yetuPn
hOINe hAd Tho following w -AAy IN bin
B8Wapnnbrl
HlIli6Ha viii aGON bnye, thanks 10
the thOnphtfnl peDeIOaiiy Of u pela.
live Ot General Billings, IN Wlose honor
tho town WINS nAmnd \ oOnlDl0diOuB
pnblie library, This viii be aD eduoO.
il0DHl addition 10 thnt growing ana
prosperous town NJ lbp most deslpAble
nDh naNful rbAlNpIap, and Tho nav
HtIlptNIR, which IN nearing 0OllplsllOn,
viii mnhe 4 handsome home, An Aitpao'
liya reoeptnoIo rOr literature, wbeTa
cultivated persons md know ledge
agekepa unn meet NndNp favorable and
GODnNDiAl surroundings sss 1'heve
IN mo question but WhAt tbt lawn Of
Billings ynly fully realised Tint u Dunr
llep ~ yaly active visitors Weve inside
the city limits Inn sunday AfiavnQOn,
Hnt tho Billings tOlkH jnat tbvew Itbe
oily Wlde OpelI md invItad Who afOler
aaid hlvnnaava t0 pO nheAd and make
merry, nn invitation lhnt wAA paAdily
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-07
WAS iT A FANBy


VllllnnR WWWHH Mfe WMtIUM rOF uUUUA
fp0M Mn Eastern HOusat
"PArOnisesb0ms industry, iiAd n
number Of Billings h0uS6wivm dOne
thiS thay w0nld have no Oo0aAl0n 10
grumble to-day, but M II consequence Of
non observing this Injunction wbl0ll
she uAsette linz uTaed from tina 10
time, tb8y have bseD dtfrAuded ont Of
savsvAl dollars on M lenHt Mo OF the
opinion they hAve beeD, About tlyeu
Ss, wsss, VI" "s1 "u,s "'f"' II r. sMIbN N0."a n"d
claiming w represent ih quincy WOOlen
MillS Of lOp quincy stf0et, OllGnHO,
ILL, mAds u ONnvas 0f Tho Glly tahlDA
Ovd0ys fM dvepN HOOdA, lie Ind n
Ihrae Eytp In which he ONrried eleANnt
sanlpIaH N a0Ods, which ile claimed tlla
G0IDpAly wAH AelltDA M u fNbulOuss
low pyiGG in Ovdgg w lntv0duGG thN
E0Gds IiO w0uld uHtGl Vim aO0d
qualities M the gOOdA md aeelns ilAt
tbs housewife wna tntageAted IN Hatttne
s0nethiD9 f0r u iittIG IeAA thNn what
silN th0gGht the hama merchant would
Aell ", ha wOHId slGaefd IN HGttiuH mn
Ovdev fOg Vim gO0ds md n GRkh dap0Alt
INV them M thN kam0 nD,6, phis |
wbNt AaGlns rNther peanll llNr Seldom,
ever, 0na hanvA M INV h0nsa AxNaftna
paylpeHt fm H0Gds befOrN thay wHre
dallvared, bpt ihIH IN what thtH AItGk
Am M deGait dld Wv i0d hlA aaA'
fOllers fhat the EaGdz w0aM arrive nv
mall In thH AyDrkG M n fHw dHsH,
ThOse faw days have alepaad ihM
wNaks md n Dn,nbGr M HIlliDgH W0Infll
are sMtL abSi0BsIy AwNtitHg tbell
arrival N IN said Tint fhe fAkH a0l
batwesU SevsEty,6vs sHd GDe Hundred
orders frMD BlIIlBgs,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-07
UIGiiGsv yEv,
NvsNt vNlls vAys IN OeDis hGr " large
Dltp

NvsNt vNIls pNys lNt OsnH nv v large
Gltp,
SATURDAYS Ureat Fails Vrthuna ssyN
nj Int Vridny's mDrkett
yHaterdAy's w00I agrkat wAa by fay
thu hest nj tha saNH0n IN tba slNta, k0t
0nN wAN iNlv aents, TIM highest price
yet paId In fie atata thiN sANAon, givsn
f0f Il levgR clip bUt tb6 average pylae
fM tha dIIps sold WIN \ small fraoiton
0yGv IN NfHta,
TwG hundred eDd slxty,BlDa than,
sApd pounds WHrG MID and fha VADGa
NJ prfGGs WIN fr0nH mn N I1tg gauth,
All GIlps mid wars Iran tha dNdtth
HAHN ADd Tiny wRra NJ a0Gd QUALITY
ana :. elewna, taan aany M ~ m g. e',gs gs
market,
Vhe btgb pIas M Nm asDM was
pgtd by " H. FHtuAUL TeIneseDttng
Ueabt, Ltsblgsn n IN, NJ nast0p, f0p
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-07
HHpU HLluAk AVAvN con VHhTIOk,
NaIlp0nda WIN Make u tnia NJ Dns nnd
DnaH Hlllh Nnrni

Heqvelnry y, u, Miller NJ tha ~,
publican Htnln committee, Announces
lhAt thu pnilI0AdA VIII makp pnle NJ Dne
fnIR md Onernfth f0p lll0ap attending
tho HlAiN convention Oh September br
PnvtIaH attending ms mNptiDN Will
pnpohAaa 0ne why lloketH Nv AtAvtInA
point not more linn thpee days pIlOT 10
Tho OpenInp NJ Tim convention, tAke
r0OAipt therefor IN II aeUlAl tiOket no.
eaipl md pertinpntp with wbiOh nll Of
tho agents mo Hnpplied, These eeFlln'
gn!ea, when pIGppvIy hlled Out showing
fnIl fare paid ROinp, and signed by the
secretary 0f tbe vepntliQAl! Aialu central
NOmmlit0o showing thAt tha holder haa
bean IN attendance Nt tho nleetiDHl VIII
be honOIad by the different railpoad
nHanls IN H0lanR up w md INCLUDING
OHa day Aftap TIM 0l0se M the 00lven'
Won fOp tiQkets 10 vetnvn tO aiNvtinN
point ll lha territory named above, ~
0nnsnflh fRpa,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-07
SIXTEEN AND ONE-NALF
Yesterday, but Owner
Refused ~
MARKET TO CLOSE SOON
buyers Anticipate Only AbONt Ten
More DayA' kNIM over 7,OOO,H
600 Pounds shipped,

The wo0l market Of Tho pnst few
days hAR not be0D nBnilv IN lively IN
formerly, although tha buyers md O0ll'
Eignm0IIt n,sn hAve bnaD dOiDR u little
business, " IA quite evident thar ths
saNsOn N drawing 10 q 0lOaA, As there
IN IN AbnaDOa 0f growers na Wall M All
Abaoloo ~ those who hnva sold and Are
no longer interested IN lh0 dOlDAs on
tho exchange, There w sill enough
we'll latt mi this market 10 make things
lively " tha growers WAva hers t0 push
! " Onl ph0 highest pplOe paid sin0e
| Onv lAHt report Was 1914 oentA, with M
0HoIiDH Oi 1917 GENTS, but the latter,
VIM I6fnHad, inns WIN bhe GID Of
JOhn AObfOndaT Of Bb, 900, IN IN on film
QunlIty RNd there IN every lpha0A W
6NllavA thnt MI, A0hiOedep VIII ionlis ~
M l6aHt " cents Or Oven better " 10
h0ldR N "A feW dnyA longer,
Over 1000, 600 pounds DAvB De6il
sbipped from thin Oity, either belDR
nold' consigned Ov shipped 10 Ovdef,
while th0IA AtN 0l0ae 10 5000, 900
pounds AtlIl on hand, wilI nbOnt
,0OO,OOO pounds oonIinR from western
points,
u IA thonpht that tho myers viii
aoMploio thar work here IN about teD
days more, when MI the W00l Wllloll
IN 10 bo sold now, VIII hnvo baeD dls'
posed ",
'pba myers will 10 70 DIV Timber
tomorrow morning ht J O'0l0oh 0l u
npnOinl, vatnfninn ~ y ~ tbe evening,
Ih0y 0kpnOt 10 be Ablp 10 close tbe
sonFOn theIa mid VIII olehn up Nil the
wool, Amounting M 400, 600 pounds,
N th0 gvOWevH VIII nlaet thaiD Oh
pplNnN,
Vhn snloa Hinoe Int pfidny neon up
10 lOdsy noon wars IN follows
II, MOlt, $4,000 pounds Nt ibab
pNntH IN llnoh, Hacker NJ Go,
gOwAn Bros, 10000 pounds M iDA
aantH 10 linpIiN.
JOs, Zimmerman, p,bOO pounds ~
III Vi aNnta 10 Jeremiah Williams NJ 90,
Dolly, 10000 pounds nj iass OaltA
IN u, kOahlAnd NJ Go
hNdeI, 1000 pounds Nv lD7a cents 10
HNvviG
J0hn Lieide, Db,OoO pounds 40 lbaa
0antH no Harris.
RObL Milns, $4,000 pounds at ION
aants IN u, K0HhInnd NJ 20,
II, H0llinR, 10000 pounds MI ID ~
Gantn IN Nn0Il, Hacker NJ OO,
VOstay hhaap Co., M, 900 p0unda ~
III W O0Dta 10 JaraMiHh Williams N Go.
h6vevNl IRpae alps nfe b8iAH OpaDed
Nh tha Northern Pacific thia AitefD00n'
Vha consignment man have not baHn
idlo, Tho clips picked up by them avs
", l, M0ul1, 7O, 600 pounds 10 Jus.
tlee, DAtaman NJ o. And Dewey, Gould
!, q, yvauar, ab,ooo pounds 70 j,
kOshlADd N Go,
J n N HAth, un'ooo pounds 10
k0AhlAnd,
!. v %.le \ + s'1s1"'' ", $4,000 pounds % @
,ac;,!N Y n, \! MY w 100000 pound" 70 b"eh'
II y. IQlliott, i7o,oOO pounds 10
Daway, u0nld NJ GO,
Jes Wilson, 10000 pounds 70 Bach,
H0Ok0f M UO,
! a, q, Newton mud \, W, NswtOD,
Dp, 600 pounds, shipped tO 0ydaT, care
Nav York Warehouses company,
NJ 10, WimAstt $4,000 pounds 10
K0shlAnd,
N, NJ, JaDisen, 10000 pounds 10
dUstiga, IlNt0man NJ 90,
Dr, HOLLOWAY, Nh, 900 pounds tO dus'
tiGN, HNtamAD NJ 90,
Az u O'0l00k this afternoon u, 10,
VOls0H s0ld $4,000 pounds tO Dewey,
uOnld NJ Co.,, receiving 10 GENTS
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-07

MONN MlSNHpt tlA b9kVAT lone,
The 0paAt rails papers OOnlIDNs ~ DIs
plnE n JaMiDuH spirit,


plny u Jealous spirit
Tbs Great Falls papers continue 10
l8b their Jealous spirit manifest Itself
and make misrepresentation regarding
thA WO0l market NJ Billings As IN
shOwD.by tbe following from lAAt HAlOpn
dRy y Tribune
h'l'he veeelpts VI w0Ol continue quits
heavy, I9vaPy GAy lends Apa vpOeived
from tho Judiill md from AllsNvlDA
camps III tblB county, AIltl bevnphl blu
clips have l0t yaf begun W arrive, "
Ii 00piall thAt lhe receipts hare thla
yaap viii be fnp greater tlAll evev bes
fore, and II IA probable tDAt Tho pepOIpta
theirs viii es0aed those ~ billings,
where W0Ol has buen OOnoaDipAtad from
several stations along tho Burlington
and Northern PA0ibO III M effort 10
b0Om thnt market, 'rbe aenaOn'a
AvepaRe Of ppleeB here VIII be ounsldpI
ably hlulIel than that Nv ljIlllDAs,
partially because sOOd clips bepe nve
nOt forced 10 oOmpaie WITH Tho deplosH,
Inv influence OF pOOp clips IN Az BILE
inaH, Anh also beOaDse tlllB market llAs
tha advantage Of heiDp lntup tbnn llle
BILLINGS niaiAst, which IN forced by tlla
early pe0eipts OF WyOmlnp clips, 'l'be
shipments from Fort lieDlODl Malta,
Chinook and other 0veat NOpih0ln
points, outside Oh uvent Fails, VIII
aggregate about 4, 100, 1000 pounds, md
tha shipments from NIent Fails viii No
considerably ever 10000 900 pounds,
making much mOpe than hnlf Oh the
entipe clip " tho Htate from up1nl
Northern territory, Much " th0 WOOl
At Billings N from wyoming
II N 0nly probable lbAA tbu dppAt
lrAils mnvkat VIII aqnnl ~ 0AOend thAA
OF Billings IN its receipts, ~ IN very
noticeable thut hlIn newspapers At lha
Falls have nOt md dO non nive any
figures IN 10 Tho nnlOnnt VI wOOl Oh
hand Tor Via very reason thNt lhey 0nl
moi make A aOOd showing against The
veoaipis on this Oily 'rhe wool bAA
n0l leen concentrated hele IN boom Tho
MARKET but pntbep 10 MAhB 10 lNOpa
convenient both fOf the grower ana
tbe buyer, 'Pla prices received IN Bill
ings have been M g0Od Oh Hn AvevnH9,
II nOt bettep, thAn those Nt UieAt pAlla,
with the exception OF laHt FIidny when
ihs majority III the bsst w0Ola Oh hhe
latter market waTe sold Nj 10 md 1919
cents ThAt market N only three
aIghths Of n cent bettei than tbis, and
" A safe tO presume that the former
has reached ilH Top prizes, wblle tbeia
ATa HeverAl clips yet 10 be lOld here
which viii bring better prices thAil
haye beeD pAld, !.
The statement lhAt Montana wool
hAs 10 O0inp pate AgAinpt tbe poor OlipS
fr0m Wyoming N enc Of tle Standing
INSTRUMENTATION Of hhs filaat FAlIA
papers and Ia locked npOD IN n siAndI
Inn tOha by tho apOwala III tbeAe pNvlA,
Considerable laIs thAn On8sthiId OF th0
WO0l, which came 10 BllilDHs thiA yeAt,
Ii from Wyoming Ald tbls eAplOdeh VIM
iaat minatatsms6t Of tbe Tribune, WhNA
asal0a 10 hurt tlle Fails tbe llOst IN the
fact THAT " has lOat nearly Nil ths FaI
gHA county w00i, which formerly OAila
IN that market, M weli I'M no small
quantity from MeaHhsy county, hi.
ings vol thin w0Ol tbis ssAt0l and viii
Dsltinua 10 do No daspite bhe iniAiepfs'
Of the 0vsat Wniis I'ApavA,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-07
a LOka InDB,
Champion bOnE Distance UlnsHllsl ~
MNjna HOss VhpDuKl NlIlInHA

Maine 6DsH VhPDuKh Nillln1h
James ~, UnriD, champion long
distance yidaI Of the sfNta NJ MAlne,
Avyivpd In billings sunday Dlahl be'
mn on p0nte 10 Butte from Lewiston,
MG,, by Tho bicycle route Mr
Griffin sfaIfad from lewlAi0H oD lbs
6vAt day nj JnDe AHd w 10 yealerday
Ind riddan thivgsf0uv dAyA, tha hAlAugA
M the nB0 having beAn delayed ,by
Highnass md Ind vOadA 0AnNad ~ rAll,
HR laft home withOut " penny And "
eAvDiDA nv Hustapsn0a hy hlnHlnR ~
Tia stIaGt a0vDalr and tAkinH w N eels
l0ati0Di Nv, .Nvihip hAH averaged w
milas pidiNE eAgh dAy, whtla hls
fghadNIe sttlly GAlls NV 7nga, MlleM
Ha I0da AOIn MO0va19tt tftliilllnss, \
dlsfADee M WV Mtles IN tlgae dAys,
Ha followed Tho liDe M tha Hvglip9fgN
vRiIr0Rd fF0m NakIAakA IN MONTANA,
HO0D NftRp laAying FATt Nnstay ny lOAt
hin WHY md WRH dalRyed several h0Nya,
His biGgale dtd ngt Hoax AM. worm fty
fhN I0pg trip, 4s met Win hRt anA
Aagidant HNd bAd ngF PunelRFe0 nM
ttra aRea, haft llRht NJ, ,AANE. ,0M I'm
stTRet IN HreNt N thA Pirst ANtignNl
bNpk HIld bin HaRveva Ietpende1 WIN \
iibaTst G0lleellGg Ha bas NthHe teHeF
vQiGa aRd tbs MRRtHa kAA erAAflv
ApptRRiAtadt n
I'M GriHipsfAried Hkrly thiS mera'
iHg AB hin wAstweIQ 1gHFHeE, f4peNe..
Inv M IAAah Itigietsf0n f0vteM HH4
8Ntts WedNes9sF nlehh w Wy AvrlyAI Y
| tD fbe lAtiay place nv ssiAefs N A6e1re
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lWE#E7i71l w y #F77| 79774 IF
HkQIJ ItkIOkk rO HNkvhNAi
DO me paOpla nj IilllingA DsAirs ~ IN
There hunhAyaY


u haa baeD HDRgasted thHt sunday
axODvbi0ns be pm 0nt OF Hilllngs IN
Hunteps HOt springs Nv ianHt twINa 4
month during the iAat gf VIA seaaeD,
Fhis oAn ba arranged fOI provided
ihape IN a guaranteed anla Of lbO
tickets, md " N Thought ihs on
ivenely low YAle 0f tl fDv the round
tyip eNn be Saouped from tbe Northern
Pacific, VhpIa " no plaNaanieT aunlllsv
resort in tha state than HuDlevs md \
iew hONps spent theya more than
dOlbly yepAys one f0I tha small hDKl::
oial outlAy, All those ds4lvlls se Avali
hand GhaiI names 10 Agent Kennedy
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-05-30
M MISTER WI TALKS
THE ''BONER' DISTURBANCE IN
CHINA NEW TO HIM,

The attention of Minister WI was called
by Star reporter this morning to editorial
inferences that the boxer roting in China
may foreshadow the dismemberment of
China.
There can be nothing In that" Mr. WI
replied. II do not want to discuss the
question of the relations between China and
the rest of the powers. This boxer dis
turhance is a new thing to me. l have heard
nothing from my government on the sub
1ect. and i cannot judge its proportions
from newspaper dispatches From not
Knowing China. the writer's Of the dis
patches may exaggerate the movement. 1t
seems to me to be local disturbance. which
does not involve any broad international
question
DO you think the development of Chinese
trade-the open-door policy-i; likely to be
effected by the disturbances?" was asked.
NO. no: do not believe any broad uues-
ton Is involved. What is the use of irving
10 interpret and explain what we do not vet
an exaggerated idea of what the disturb
ance is l know nothing cf what the box
ers' are
What might the term signify in China ?"
was asked.
Il presume" the minister replied. "that
the name comes from athletics; men who
DoX are athletes l see by the Chimes.
papers that the organization is called .Yee
no Chuan. which signifies Righteousness
harmony and fists This probably means
"hat you would call being in training as
aihlefes do, to develop their strength in the
interest OF harmony and righteousness II
Is Il new order to me-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-05-30
YOUTH AND ACE.
Join Together in Deco
rating 6 Heroes Graves
VETERANS OF TWO WARS
Services at Beautiful Airing"
ton and Other Cemeteries.
PARADE OF TIE SOLDIERS TODAY
Eloquent Orators Speak Of the
Lessons of Patriotism.
PARADE OF TIE SOLDIERS TODAY
ONE FLAG OVER ALL


Decoration day.
FGowers-and the flag. Sorrow, pride and
thankfulness.
Tears for the brave of two wars whose
ht roisIn in behalf of duty to their country
made them sacrifices to its holy causes and
led them to eternal slulnber in the sane
tuaries of soldiers graves.
Pride that such peerless valor was Ameri-
can and inspired by the benefcent influ-
ences Of the institutions of the land of
freedom. Thankfulness that such superb
courage Cemented together for all eternity
the glorious republic in whose behalf 1t
was displayed.
II Is with these emotions that the ma
tion today bows its head and with reverent
hands place the tributes of Its mighty
heart upon the graves Of those who gained
its everlasting gratitude and love and VEN
Grafton. And wherever fall the flowers,
above. under the heavens whose dews gave
the blossoms their sustenance and strength
foats the flag.
II the great cities Of the dead. where the
dust Of long gone thousands and the bones
Of later hundreds lie inferred: in the small
or sancutaTies and even where a single
mound marks a soldiers last resting place.
the Old and the young, the strong and the
weak, gather and mingle sorrow and pride
and thankfulnCss.
Decoration day! Flowers-and the flag.