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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-12-11
W senacie odebrano przysiege Of:

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senatora Chas. a. Towne, swiezo
mianowanego nastepcy zmarlego.
senatora Davis, Ma posiedzeniu
wykonawczem Iomawiano warunkis
traktatu anglo-amerykanskiego
kt6ry ma bye zatwierdzonym.
Senator Hanna wni6si projekt,
azeby wybrac komitet z trzech, kto-
ryby zajal sic przygotowaniami do
uroczystego wprowadzenia W urze'
dowanie, ma dalsze cztery lata, pre-
zydenta McKinleya.
Podczas debat mad traktatem z
Anglia zauwaayi Teller, ze Stany
Zjednoczone powinny przystapic
do budowy kanalu Nicaragua, .bez
wzgledu ma pretensye Anglii i ME
troszczac sic 0 to. czy traktat
anglo-amerykahski zostai przez se'
nat zatwierdzony lub ME.
WASHINGTON, l1go Grudnia.
ze wszystkich stron kraju zjezdza-
ia sic gubernatorzy r6znych stan6w
inni wysocy arzednicy, ma uroczy-
stoSc setnej rocznicy przeniesienia
stolicy paistwa do Waszyngtonu.
Wczoraj jeszcze przybsii guberna'
torzy Wisconsin,, Iowa, Kali
fornii i Oklahoma. Obch6d VIA.
sciwy rozpoc2nie size jutro, O logo.
dzinie z rama, oicyalnem przyje-
ciem gubernator6w wszystkich sta
now i terytory6w przez prezydenta
McKinleya. W eskorcie guberna-
tor6w znajdowac sic beda pred.
stawiciele armii zwiazkowej, mary
narki, milicyi ladowej i morskiej,
weteran6w t. d.
Topeka, Kans., II Grudnia. -
Urzednicy kolei SAINT Fe utrzymu-
ja, re strajk telegrafst6w nalezy
uwaaae "a ukonczony, tytnczasem
telegrafsci twierdza, re SO pewni
zwycieztwa wiecei, niz kiedykol-
wick. 80
Generalny zarzadca Nudge "a
pewnial, ze pociqgi ma caiej linii
Santa Fe kursuja prawie regular
ME. W Kalifernii wrdcili wszy-
scy telegra6sci do piracy, W doll.
ME San Joaquin strajk trwaf bar
dzo kr6tko, w dywizyi chicagoskiej
wszystkie miejsca strajkier6w So
cd Niedzieli obsadzone przez no.
wych ludzi, a prezydent Ripley ME
uwzglednia podan strajkierow, sta
rajacych sic wr6cit na swe dawne
posady.
TUSCALOOSA, Ala, II Grudnia. -
W Uniwersytecie Alabama wyni-
ky rozruchy W Piatek rano. Ko-
mendant West przyzwaf prezyden-
ia Powers, kt6ry schody do dormi-
toryum znalazf zabarykadowane
kolczastym drutem. Strzelano z
rewolwer6w puszczano rakiety.
Powers przywr6cif porzadek, lecz
konlitet sledczy ME m6gi re stu
dent6w wydobye niczego, coby
wskazywafo, jakim byf pow6d ME-
zadowolenia. Dopiero ma posie-
dzeniu fakultetu zaaqdali studenci
zniesienia niekt6rych przepis6w,
kt6re uwazaja "a obrazajace ich
godno5o osobista.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-12-11
Kaza dzieciOm zebraG.

Jan Rotkowski (p) mieszka 2 10.
ma We wfasnym domu pm. IS Chur-
chill str, on sam pracujac ola mia
sta zarabia po $40 tygodniowo, q
iego iona praniem zarabia $5 do
So, przeciez oboje wyseiaia ma
zebry swe dzieci i dziadusia. Do
wiedziano sic o tenn W bureau OF
Charities" Gala rodzine przedsta-
wiono sedziemu Tuthil " sadzie
ola mafoletnich. Chociaz rodzice
zaprzeczali temu, o co ich oskarzo.
no, udowodniono i'm to j rodzina
oddana zostafa pod nadzor urzedni.
ka.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-12-11
Przeglad polityki
miedzynarodOwej.
Chicago, IL Grudnia 1900.

o lie general Chaffee skompro-
mitowa} hrabiego Wsldersee, pro-
testujac przeciwko zabieraniu z
Pekinu znanyeh przyrzad6w astro-
nomicznych, oraz wydajac rozkaz,
azeby straze amerykanskie ME
przepuszczaiy przez brame, prowa-
dzaca do psiacu cesarskiego, ME-
mieckich oicer6w, dopuszczaIa-
cych sic tam grabiezy, tyle kan
clerz Buelow skompromitowat sam
siebie, oglaszajac przy otWarciu
parlamentu " Berlinie tymczasowy
proiekt warunk6w pokojowych, ia
10 uchwafe ,,nieodwofalna," ktora
miaia bye przedstawiona dworowi
chinskiemu VI formie altimotum.
Wiemy juz dzi5, re warunki te by
najmniej ME byiy nieodwoialne.
lecz,zostaly tax ograniczone' re z
l1tu punkt6w pierwotnego pro]ek-
tn pozostaly tylko cztery. :,
Ready mocarstwoWe ME zgoazty
sic na uchwafy, powziete przez po-
slow pod naciskiem reprezentan-
tow niemieckich i pod wrazeniem
krwawych wypadk6w ostatniego
p6lrocza. Stany Ziednoczone, Ro-
sya, Francys Japonia przestaiy
swoim poslom nowe informacye |
zazadaiy ziagodzenia warunkoW.
Wypracowano vice projekt nowy'
kt6ry r6zni sig znacznie od pier
wszego, wprawdzie ME W sprawach
zasadniczych, ale " bardzo waz-
nyeh szczeg6fach, i posiada skut-
kiem tego zupetnie inny charakter.
" pierwszym przewazaio hasfo
zemsty, chec pomszczenia rzezi
pekinskiei i upokorzenia dworu
cesarskiego, W drugim przewaza
pragnienie zawarcia pokoju i "a
}atwienia sprawy chinskiej. zwro-
como wiec uwage ma to, aby warun-
ki mogfy bye przeprowadzone VI
praktyce, byiy przystepne dla Chin.
i ME zagrazaiy ich samodzielnosci,
4zagwarantowanej " zasadzie przez
::wszystkie mocarstwa.
Skreslono wiec pierwotnego
preiektu wszelkie specyalne zada-
mia Niemiec. ,Przedewszystkiem
uanano, re ukarac przyw6dc6W ru-
chu powstanezego smiercis ME
MONA, ze wzgledu na dynastye,
ktora wydajac wyroki smierci ma
swoich wlssnych ez}onkow, utraci-
faby ma zawsze sympatye ludnosci
ME mogiaby nadal rzadzic krajem.
Dalej odstapiono cd zamiaru zbu-
.rzenia fortow W Taku, poniewaz
byioby to "a wielkie ponizenie dla
pahstwa, kt6re ma uchodzie "a sa-
modzielne. Posef niemiecki Kettle
Ter ME otrzyma pomnika ma mie!-
seu, ma kt6rem poni6sf smiere, ami
tez zaden ksiaze cesarski ME uda
sie do Berlina, aby przeprosic &C.
sarza Wilhelma urzedowo ipubli-
cznie "a wyrzadzona obraze. o "a
aaniu, aby zawieszono egzaminy
panstwowe ma 5 lat We wszystkich
lzielnicach, " ktorych toczyia sic
walka, niema juz mowy, tax samo
pozbawieniu urzed6w wszystkich
nandaryn6w, ktorzy ME dose ener-
sicznie przeciwdziafai rozruchom.
Wreszcie odstapiono Cd zadania,
10y TsungilJamen byf przeksztaf-
.ony ma ministeryum spraw zagra-
nicznych, z ministrem odpowie-
dzialnym ma czele. Zadanie to uz-
nano "a zbyt drobnostkowe, aby
niano je umieszczae " warunkach
pokojowych.
2 pierwotnego projektu pozosta-
iy vice tylko 4 punkty: Wypiace-
ME wynagrodzenia, kt6rego suma
dotad ME jest okreslona; pozosta-
Wienie stray legacyjnych W Peki-
nie; obsadzenie wojskiem kilku
wsznisjszych punkt6w pomiedzy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-12-11
Kronika MiejscoWa.
u Rady nliejskiej.

WcZoraJsZe posledzenle hauy
miejskiej trwalo blisko do p6fnocy
najwazniejsza uchwafa, jaka
przyjeto, bylo move podzielenie
miasta ma wardy. Przyjeto po r6-
anych debatach mniej lub wiecej
wesolych plan podzia}u uiozony
przez aid. Careya; wszelkie po.
prawki odrzucano uchwata pre-
szia 42 glosami przeciw %. Wszy-
scy demokratyczni alderman gio.
sowali "a tym nowym planem sko-
TO tylko burmistrz jeszcze zatwier.
dzi uchwaie, nowy podziat stanie
sic prawomocnym. Osobno podaje-
my szczegofy.
Burmistrz wyznaczyt komitet
specyalny do opracowania planu
przejscia gazowych zakiad6w ma
wfasnose miara Do komitetu
weszli j. V. Farnell jun, F. 81.
Cooper, Addison Blakely Charles
J. Holmes.
Dotychczasowy sergeant at
arms" rady miejskiej, r. D. Cort-
lett, zrezygnowat i ma jego miejsce
zamianowany zostaf repubikanin
w. H. Brown l3 wardy.
Ma wniosek aldermana Huntera
uchwalono, by W przyszfy Ponie-
dzialek odroczono sic do 7go Sty-
cznia 1901. Ucbwalono tea, by
wszyscy, kt6rzy ola miasta pracu-
ia, otrzymali swe pensye pred
swietami.
lime uchwaly albo tyczyiy sic
tylko pewnych dzielnic miasta, al
bo mniej byiy wazne.
Szuka swej matki.
Frank Swinszki(?), l6letni chic.
piec, kt6ry miai zatrudnienie u pc.
wnego lekarza " South Chicago,
sluzac mu do robienia r6znych
eksperymentow, wczoraj zrzeki sic
posady udaf sic do dawnego mie.
szkania swej matki pm. 6 Currier
str. Tam mu powiedziano jedna.
kowoz, re matka jego sic wyprowa.
dziia. Chiopiec ME mogac ma ra-
zie znalezc matki, przespaf sic ma
stacyi polcyjnej PREY W. Chicago
ave.
Straszna Smiert.
Woznica George A. Mooney, 95s
Ogden ave, probowaf wczoraj
wczesnie rano wagonu motorowe-
go pociagu elektrycznego linii
Ogden ave. precise do przyczepio-
nego wagonu osobowego " czasie,
gdy pociag byf W ruchu, wpadf po-
miedzy oba wagony i wleczony
przez jakich 100 stop, MIN pociag
zatrzymano, zostai ma miejscu "a
bity. Straszliwie poszarpane zwfo.
XII Mooneya, kt6ry liczyt 50 lat, Ia
wieziono do kostnicy powiatowei.
MedaIe dla zOfnierzy.
W przysziy Poniedzialek wieczo.
rem kilkunastu zolnierzy pulku
piechoty stanowej milicyi otrzyma
medale za diugoletnie wzorowe
peinienie siuaby. Ceremonia cd.
bedsie sic W zbsoiowni ma rogu B
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-12-11
PARYz, llgo Cru d n i a

valiant, zabraniajacy fabrykowa.
MIA sprzedazy atoj6w alkobolicz.
nych, h,uznanych przez medyczna a.
kademie "a szkodliwe. .Rozchodzi sic
W tym wypadku g16wnie o'absynt,
ktorego Francuzi zuzywaja 1oc2nie
10 milion6w kwart. Ci. kt6rzy u
pijaja sic tym trunkiem, stopniowo
idyocieja sachodziia Ottawa, azeby
glupowatosc ME stasa sic ogolna
choroba narodowa.
SOFIA, 11go Cru d MA. -
Przesilenie gabinetowe W Buiga-
ryi skonczy}o sic tenn, re Iwanczow
zosta} prezesem ministrow, o.
bejmujac rownoczesnie teke mini.
stra fnans6w. Tonczew zostaf mi
nistrem spraw zewnetrznych, a ge-
neral Petrow obiat teke spraw we.
wnetrznych.
BERLIN, 11go Grud ia. -
Hrabia Waldersee donosi, re dzi-
siaj zbiera sic W Pekinie miedzy-
narodowa komisya, zajmujaca sic
administracya stolicy panstwa
chinskiego.
Kolumna pod wodzq Guendella,
wyslana do dystryktu Yen Tien
Tsien, spelnifa swe zadanie po-
wraca obecnie do Pekinu.
Wielkie wrazenie wywolafa tu-
tai wiadomosc, re hrabia Walder-
see zwr6cit generalowi Chaffee list,
protestujacy przeciw zabieraniu do
Berlina instrument6w astronomi-
cznych. Powodem zwrocenia Ii
stu byia ia okolicznosc, re byf pi-
sany W tonic niegrzecznym i obra-
zajacym.
R6wnoczesnie nadesz!a wiado-
nose, ze Francuzi zastosowai sic
do zyczeh generala Chaffee i "a
niechali zamiaru grabienia czesci
rzeczonych instrument6w.
Ma rozkaz hrabiego Waldersee
zostat aresztowany sekretarz Lii
Hung Czanga, wicekr6la komisa-
rza rzadu chinskiego, traktujacego
mocarstwami o warunki pokoiu.
Nazwisko tego sekretarza jest Vi
ko. Posqdzaja go utrzymywanie
stosunk6w Bokserami.
LoNDyN, 11go Grudnia. -
W Izbie nizszej parlamentu dowo.
dzii posel Lloyd George, re sekre-
tarz kolonij, Chamberlain posiada
$500 akcyi trustu Birmingham, a
najblizsi czlonkowie jego rodziny
posiadaia $1,000 tychze akcyj. w
ten spos6b zarabia Chamberlain
pieniadze ma kontraktach, kt6re
sam zawiera 2 kompania Tubes
Limited" Chamberlain odpowie.
dziat ma te zarzuty, nazywajqc Je
podiem oszczerstwem, poczem IL
ba przeszfa mad ia sprawa do po-
rzadku dziennego.
HAGA, 11go Grud,nia. -
Posef portugalski hrabia Selir wy.
jiechaf ztad do Lizbony, a baron
Heeckeren, holenderski posei W
Lizbonie, przybyf wczorai do
Hagi.
Hrabia Bylant wni6s} W sejmie
dzisiaj interpelacye W sprawie "a
targu Holandyi Portugalia.
Prezydent Krueger rewizytowaf
wcZoraJ mlnlStra SpraW ZeWnetrZ-
nych.
PETERSBURG, 11go Grudnia -
W zeszfy Czwartek grano W tea.
trze ,,Przemytnik6w", przyczem
studenci urzadzili demonstracye i
zmusili aktor6w do zaprzestania
cry. 100 student6w zlozy}o dekla-
racye, re W demonstracyi brali u.
dziaf, 400 studentow powziefo re-
zolucye, potepiajaca redakcye NO
woje Wremia", zarzad teatra po.
licye, re pozwolono przedstawic ma
scenic tax skandaliczna sztuke, jak
,,Przemytnik6w". Policya .wszy
stkich aresztowanych studentow, W
liczbie 50, wypuscifa ma wolnose,. q
minister spraw wewnetrznych "a
bronit redakcyom czasopism spra-
we zaburzen .omawiae. Sztuka
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-12-11
MedaIe dla zOfnierzy.

W przysziy Poniedzialek wieczo.
rem kilkunastu zolnierzy l pulku
piechoty stanowej milicyi otrzyma
medale 70 diugoletnie wzorowe
peinienie siuaby. Ceremonia Cd.
bedsie sic W zbroiowni ma r0gu B
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-12-11
Grozny objaw.

= Panic doktorae, MAJ m6i
znajduje sie W niebezpieczeiistwie.
TO pswno goraczkaf
= Czy bredziS
Wiasnie, ze cafe zycie bro.
dill, q teraz zacayna movie 2 SEN
sem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-12-11
Racya fzyka.

- J6ziu, dlaczego podbiies oko
jednemu chlopcow tel pani q
trzeciego pietraP
A bo. prosze mamusi, to a
bliznieta i bardzo podobni do sic.
bic, wiec ia lednemu zrobitem
snak, 2sby mdsi sis odro4nit ID
dsusisso.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-07-20
THE CRISIS AT HAND.

In the Cosmopolitan Magazine for
July appears an article ON the trust
question from the pen OF its editor,
John Brisben Walker, which is startling
ly frank. In discussing the subject, he
says that four chief points present them.
selves:
First. The trusts are in the direction
OF scientific organization. =
Second. Nearly all the benefits Of
these magnificent organizations now go
10 few individuals.
Third. The accumulation OF such
enormous percentages is dangerous to
the public and the republic,
Fourth. How are we going to bring
the benefits Of scientific organization
into the hands OF the many instead OF
the few2
II is in the power OF four or five OF
the great operators on Wall street, by
stock manipulation or by starting a par.
allel enterprise, or by any other OF the
numerous methods that are we'll known,
to make or break literally anything OF
anybody, No well-iniormed business
H'eH NpNbNo AheN nAiONu upNNhlhNoI
with several hundred millions at his com.
mand, can practically concentrate all
the wealth OF the country in one great
corporation. The only thing that would
prevent him from merging the republic
into monarchy would be the absence
OF desire 10 do 50.
Lot matters 20 on upon present lines,
and in ten years more not all the intel.
ligence Of the nation can provide rem.
edy. 10 there any remedy today One
only, governmental ownership. Buy out
these great interests; pay them u fair
price--an extravagant price IL need be,
but buy them and turn them into the
hands OF the people to manage for the
benefit OF all. Either the situation
must continue, and It is every moment
growing more like an avalanche or It
must end in public ownership.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-07-20
Al Open Letter.

MAcLEAY, Oregon, June l3, 1900.
hessrs. Mitchell, Lewis, stayer Co, salem,
Oregon
GENTLRMRS-I can cheerfully recon-
mend the Champion Binder, Draw Cut
Mower and Champion Rake l purchased
from you last season, as they are giving
the very best OF satisfaction. gave the
Binder a thorough test last season.
had 200 acres OF oats that was straw-fell
quite badly and they ripened sufficiently
to head, but having no header got five
other Binders and put in with my Cham
pion 10 cut them. The Champion was
the only Binder of the six that would
elevate the oats and deliver them 10 the
packer without feeding back between
upper end Of elevator 70 binder. There
were two Deerings, two McCormicks and
one Plano, and they were continually
bothering when the Champion run right
along, and in fact its elevator did not
choke once all season.
The Draw Cut Mower is the Acme of
perfection. Ii runs easy and light, cuts
a full swath, wheels never slip, and
there is no side draft or weight on
horses necks when Mower is in motion.
| had no breaks and the machinery did
not cost me a cent for repairs. / can
recommend them highly TO any one that
wantsa first class machine.
Very respectfully, G. j. SNERAL.
d&w
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-07-20
BY HoFER BROTHERS,
THE CHINESE PROBLEM.

w. T. Stead cables from London to tn,
Journal and Advertiser. The Pope Is
said to have remarked as he saw the
Italian troops departing for the far East
that this was the FIRST war since the
Crucadee In which all nations had united
TO make war for the Christian cause.
The allusion 10 more apt than feltlcit.
Gus, for the struggle between tho East
and West, which began when steel-clad
Europe hurled itself upon the Pynim
hordes which dehled theIIolySupulchre.
lasted for over 400 years, and at the end
OF that prolonged photographic of con.
tineDts, the combatants were left face TO
face, very much as they we're at the beg
inning.
II is to be hoped that we are not on the
verge Of another 400 years war, ut the
other end Of the Asiatic continent. The
gravity OF the crisis in China hitherto
has never been realized, even family, IN
Europe. Otherwise England would have
long ago patched up any kind OF truce
in South Africa, which would have en-.
abled her 10 have used her army for the
defense OF the threatened outposts of
Western civilization. Even now, when
the massacre OF the legations has sent a
thrill OF horror through the world, few
dream OF the immensity and hopeless.
mesa Of the struggle upon which they are
invited 10 embark With such loud cries Of
vengeance.
The fact Is that the white world is face
10 face with determined effort, by no
means confined to China, on the part OF
the colored races, 10 assert their rights
TO live their own ways, without the per.
petual bullying Of pale.iaces. The colored
races have awakened to the fact that the
supremacy OF the white man is due TO
no inherent superiority, but solely TO the
fact that he has superior weapons.
Hence the Chinese have provided them.
selves with the best artillery and maga.
Eine rifles, and have employed expert
instructors.
Lord Wolseley told me long ago he conE I
sidered the Chimes the very best fighting
material in the world. They were bet.
ter, even than tho Russians, because the
Russian soldiers drink whereas theChin.
ese are the most abStemious OF men.
The destruction OF the Legations, however,
terrible as IL may seem TO be, was never.
theless natural. Il was the result and
inevitable oorollary OF the seize OF the
Taku forts and the massacre Of the gar.
risOn. Human nature is much the same
all the world over, aud If We had been in
a similar position, the white men would
have acted much the same as their vel.
low-skinned brothers,
Christianity may be stamped out of
China as completely as 100 years ago it
WAS stamped out Of Japan.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-07-20
FOR AND FRRFlNsT.
Lawyers and Laborers oppose Expansion
Doctors. Preachers, and Merchants
EayCr IN

Lawyers and Laborers Oppose Expansion
Doctors. Preachers, and Merchants
Favor II.
The New York Herald and San Fran
cisco Call have made canvass Of the ex
pansion sentiment in the United States
To make this unbiased and unpartisar
fifty citizens from each large city have
been interviewed as follows:
Business men interviewed l76; for ex-
pansion 50; against expansion sc; nom
committal, l6.
Physicians interviewed 1874 for expan-
"a against expansion 43; non committal
Z.
Labor men interviewed l47 for expan
sion "a; against expansion; Ill; non
committial 2.
LAWYERS interviewed l46; for expan,
sion o. against expansion 73; non-com
initial, 10.
Clergymen interviewed, ll6 for expan-
sion, 90; against expansion, 32; noncom-
initial, "a.
Unclasstied interviewed, IS; for ex-
pansioa, 8; against expansion, s; non
committal, /.
Whole number representative voters
interviewer. 726; for expansion 1924 T;
against expansion, 3S3; non-committal,
90.
What is practically the poll OF the
United States on the question Of expan-
sion and imperialism is herewith pre-.
sented.
Through their correspondents in fii-
teen leading cities the Herald and Call
interviews with fve distinctive classes OF
representive voters business. men,
lawyers, physicians, clergymeR, and la.
boring men. The result shows that
businessmen seem to favor expansion.
Physicians favor expansion. Clergy.
men excepting Roman Catholics, who are
non-committal, favor expansion. Law
yers oppose expansion. Laboring men
almost unanimously oppose expansion,
A slight maiorityoi the whole number
interviewed are opposed 70 expansion
and Imperialism as illustrated by the Me-
k'nley administration. A fair proportion
realizing the gravity OF the question, haye
as yet come TO no decisive opinion.
Every effort has been made to have the
poll in every respect unbiased.
The politics OF men interviewed have
beenleit entirley out OF the question, for
il was realized that there are many ,repub.
licans who do not by not any means agree
with the Mckinley policy and many dem
ocrats who approve OF the retention OF the
PHILIPPINES.
IL was found that as class lawyers,
accustomed todelying deep into questions
before drawing a conclusion, were oppo.
nents OF expansion. The labor interest
too, in many cities was found to be uni Il
against the imperialistic course Of the
OF the friends OF expansion majority
are found among business men, clergy
men and physicsans, but in no case,
except in the labor class is the dividing
line drawn sharply and distinctly.
The interviews were obtained in TIE
following fifteen cities;
Atlanta, Baltimore, Boston, Chicago,
Denver, Galveston Memphis, Milwaukee
New Orleans, New York, Philadelphia,
San Francisco, Savannah, st. Louis and
st. Paul.
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despot. Bryan might be such, but Nc
Kinley never could be; for there is no
principle to which he is firmly attached
no opinion, even, of which he is fond.
lie is not man Of intense intellectual
egotism, like Bryan. With Mckinley
the science Of politics and the practice
Of politics are one and the same; and
they consist merely in accommodation
to circumstances, in which, indeed, there
is a sort Of wisdom, yet constant liabil-
ity to abuse and error. Such nature,
however, is the extreme opposite Of that
which appears in tyrants and despots.
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A WEAK SISTER.

The OIegonian rubs little salt into
flckin!ey's sorest spot in the following
'oelineation of the weak sister"
II is asserted that President Mckinley
is playing the part OF tyrant aud despot
in the Philippine Islands. The stuff in
him is precisely at opposite with that of
which tyrants and despots are made.
lie is man in whose nature and mild
ness and complaisance prevail TO an ex.
tent that almost enieebles executive
power. II is not in his nature 20 take a
decisive stand ON any important subject.
lie drifts with events, and does not try
to control them. He goes no further on
any question than the emergencies of
the present hour require, and ON all
subjects he is continually in a position
OF compromise with his critics and OPP
ponents' lie lacks every particle Of
stun in the make up Of a tyrant and
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| FAIR STATEMENT OF THE ALLEGED
PROSPERITY.
The Dalles Times Mountaineer.

The Dalles Times -Mountaineer.
The claim that the country is generally
more prosperous than it has been for years
isboth true and false. Certain classes have
felt the wave Of prosperity the railroads,
the manufacturers that are in the COM
bines, and large banking concerns for in.
stance, and also some lines Of agriculture
are paying well, but as a rule the wage
Garner has not enjoyed the greatest de-
degree Of prosperity. Were il so, it would
not be possible for the street car lines in
st. Louis TO at once fill the places Of the
Thousands Of strikers. Were laborers
generally employed there would not have
been idle men to take the places Of the
strikers.
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Tpp KAISER COMES.

Harry rhurston Peck in the BooEmsn for July
"The Kaiser comes The Kaiser comes y
Cold eyes, set lips, restless glance
That wanders in uneasy quest,
With looks that like living lance
Blaze from beneath the helmetcrest
Upon that face as on q page
Has nature stamped with cruel
truth
The heartlessness Of cynic age.
The reckless insolence Of youth.
And this is he whoee sword and pen
All Europe eyes with bated breath,
Whose word can arm q million men,
Whose nod can hurl them on to death.
A nations life, nations case,
The honor OF a nations name,
The awful fates OF war and peace,
All centered in a single frame I!
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Hunger is the Best Sauce -

Yet some people are never hungry.
Whatever they eat has to be forced
down." There is, Of course, something
wrong with these people. By taking
Hoods Sarsaparilla a short time they
are given an appetite and then they en-
Joy eating and food nourishes them. II
you find your appetite failing, just try a
bottle Of Hoods. 1t is true stomach
tonic and every dose does good.
The best family cathartic is Hoods
Pills. 3