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JONES AND BRY AN.
The Two Democratic Leaders in
Conference.

A"o OSmOCratlC Leaders in
Conference.
CHICAGO, June 11.--Senator Jones.
CHAIRMAN of the Democratic National
committee, arrived in Chicago today
and held conference with w. J. John
son and c. A. Walsh Of the Executive
Committee. William j. Bryan is to ar
rive here on Wednesday,, but Charles
A. ToWne is not to come for the expect
cd conference between the three. The
reported plan of Jones to stop Bryan's
silver plans is denied in toto by the
chairman, who says he is only in Chi
cago to confer with the members of
the Executive Committee and then go
on to Kansas City to make preliminary
arrangements. He declined to discuss
wee Presidential possibilities, SAYING
ne knew little about it. AS regards
Bryan's nomination, Senator Jon. 8 said
there was not the slightest doubt that
1t would be speedily accomplished. He
said the party was in excellent con-
d1tfon for fight and prepare for It.
The convention, according to his ideas.
will be harmonious. and adjourn inside
OF three days with a re-affirmation of
the Chicago Platform. making allow
ances Tor new and permanent issues.
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A THOUSAND RArrLERs.
Seasonable Snake Stories From
California.

OROVILLE, June lion Saturday
three young men at Brush Creek. in
this county came upon mass of rattle
snakes at the side of a ledge of rocks
They attacked the snakes with clubs
and rocks and killed It's, when all three
became sick from the odor given off by
the snakes. They estimated there were
at least 1000 snakes below them. The
following day they returned to the spot.
but the snakes had all disappeared.
The young men were Walter Grace,
Emmet Grace and John Cherry The
story is vouched for by Walter Grace,
a trustworthy young merchant, who
says this is the exact statement of the
facts.
LOMPOC. June 11.-Fred Parker, a
young man, was bitten on the hand by
a rattlesnake yesterday. He came upon
the reptile while wheeling in the coun-
try, and in an attempt to Kill 1t was Bit
ten. He was brought to town and Dr.
Graham dressed the wound. He is re-
ported to be out of danger, but suffering
acutely.
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Denial From ireland.

ROME, June 1.-THE 'tObservatore
Romano" publishes letter from Arch
bishop Ireland to Cardinal Rampolla,
Papal Secretary of State. warmly pro-
testing against recent statement by
the journal de Geneve'' which he char
acterizes as rubbish; that he wrote to
the Duke of Norfolk denouncing the
temporal power of the Pope and the
methods of the congregations and the
Roman Curia. Monsignor Ireland de-
clares that he speaks and thinks with
the Pope on such a serious matter, and
he reserves to himself the right to re-
peat these declarations by word OF
mouth to Cardinal Rampo'la when next
he visits Rome in order to avail himself
of His Grace's jubilee and to receive the
Papal benediction
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Revolt Among convicss.

SAN JUAN. Porto Rico. June 1l.-Five
hundred inmates of the penitentiary here
mutinied today. refusing to take break
fast or work. They asserted that the
food was not fit to eat. and the leader
struck the Warden in the face.
The penitentiary is guarded bv a de-
taohment of twenty members of the Por-
to Rico regiment and the jail authori-
ties fearing the cenvicts bad plrnned a
conc erted movement to break jail. called
in the guard. wheregDon the prisoners
attempted to rush the troops, who f~e1
three volIeys at the wall or in the air.
Three of the inmates were injured ~
srl'nters. though not seriously.
The military authorities then called tut
company of regulars. This assistance.
however was not asked for by the civil
authorities. and the native comoany had
orelled tho disturbance before the regu-
lars arrived
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MARQUES correspondent of the Times.
says: AT Machadodorp President
hrueger has body guard of 1000
purghers. Stores are being moved ..
quickly as possible from that point to
Lydenburg. The Portuguese author,-
.les sent further body of troops to the
border today"
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Once Famous Singer Dead.

SANTA CRUZ. June 1.-Madame An.
susta Lehman died last night. She was
native of Germany. ageo eighty. Fifty
years ago she was famous singer IN
Europe, and had been court singer at
.n Vienna for many years She came to
rnls @ country with Parepa Rosa, with
one came here about twenty years ago
ana gave musical instruction up to a
rev years ago. when her health failed
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Needed Rains in India.

LONDON. June 1.-THE Viceroy of In
dia Lord Curzon of Keddleston. has ca
bled to the Secretary Of State for India,
Lord George Hamilton. announcing that
a coed rain has fallen in Southern India;
trpt there have heen scattered showers
elsewhere and that the meteorological
-ter forecasts a coed but late mon-
soon.
walls ard the famine relief situation has
not altered There are new about $780,
600 persons receiving relief.
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Earl of Yarmouth's Debts.

LONDON, June 11.-At a meet;ns 70
day of the creditors of the Earl Of va
'iiouth II was agreed to accept an offer
oI cash compromise of ten shillinrs
NJ. Nc .ne pound: The EarPs father, the
MaIquls OF Hertford, settled with the
creditors who, apparently were s,aS
10 TO close the offer, and it was said the
EarI intended to return speedily to the
stage in the United States ~ s'.e
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Successful Abyssin,an Explorers.

LONDON. June 1.-THE exnedition to
Ahyssinia fitted out and headed by Will
lam Tritzh,,ph whftehouse Of Newnort,
r T. for the purpcse OF exploring Lake
Rudolf safely returned to Momha ssa, on
the east coast Of Africa. June 10th.
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POWERS WILL ENTER
AND CONTROL CHINA
Emperor Appeals to Them
Against Dowager.
AMERICAN ADMIRAL CALLS FOR
AN EXPEOITI0NARY FORCE
ierrib'e Times Are Expected--Miss
In Peril--Rioting and Bloodshed
Now Going On.

LONDON. June 1.-THE Powers have
agreed upon plan of action In China un-
der the leadership OF England and Rus
sia. Not only all the great Powers, bu,
even the smaller Powers will take part
N a great European demonstration. The
lesser Powers will not be called upon "a
send troops because there are enough al
ready on the spot. but they will be asked
to delegate the right of hoIsting their
fiags TO the great Powers In order that n
demonstration may be made or a battle
Fought under the combined flags OF all
Europe. America and Japan have been
acquainted with this proposal and Amer
lea has given her adhesion to It.
Cry Of the Emperor.
SHANGHAI. June 1f.-Koang su. En-
peror OF China. has appealed to the Pow
ers OF the world TO rid him of the domi-
nation OF his aunt. the Dowager Empress
Tsi-Hst He's trying to overthrow her.
This appeal he makes to America
through the New York Journal and San
FRANCHISES Examiner. and TO Europe
through the London Daily Express. His
mouthpiece In the matter is weng Tung
Iio. former President OF the Han Ling.
or national academy In Peking. by whom
your correspondent Is requested to con-
vey to the people of Great eritain and
America the scheme which His Imperial
Majesty has devised for extricating his
country from Its present perilous state OF
anarchy.
weng Tung Ho was for many years the
Emperor's tutor. his confdant, his daily
associate. lie was dismissed by the Dow.
ager Empress after the famous cour
d'etat OF 1893. but he has been In constant
communication with the Empress ever
since.
IL Is with the express sanction Of tho
Emperor and his party. which includes
three ruling viceroys (whose names your
correspondent is IN possession of. but will
not make public at present. as II might
lead TO their beheading). that this impor-
tant message is sent through you TO the
pee pie of the West.
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Emperor Kosne su's Appeal.

Ills Majesty In convinced through
amply trustworthy sources that the loyal
support OF many scores OF millions of
Chinese will be accorded to the proposals
which he has approved for putting an end
TO the state of anarchy which has been
brought about In his beloved empire by
the action OF the Empress Tsi-IIsi. The
Empress has brought about division Of
China among rival nations. Ia the vari-
Gus portions allotted 10 which nat .ons di-
vers interests prevail. and Divers laws and
customs have been imposed wIthout fe-
gard to the desires OF the population. So
cnOrmous,y do the people Ou,numser the
forces OF their rulers that the imposition
Of unwelcome Jaws ana customs hay at
any time lead TO endless b.oooshed and
confusion. and eventually co uniVersaI
war.
"1he Government OF China being vir-
tually non-ex.stent. the emperor pro-
yos,s that fOre.gn kmpeIOrs, whose
troops dominate the Cap.tai, shall re-
move has imperial person iron the pal
ace In which Ills Majesty Is confined as
a prisoner. shall declare the kmpress
Tsi-hsi ard her present Ministers usurp-
ers. shall bring the Emperor koang-Su to
Nankin. Wu-Chang or Shanghai. wnieh-
ever said foreign fowcrs aeem TO be the
most suitable situation for the new capt
tai OF the Chinese Empire.
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y, ~ June 1.-THE I'm ted
''oany' which was placed
W Ncwcastie-on- Tyne
..l'r orders 20 proceed TO
M. n' !. arrived az southamp-
united states training
H. ,'nlch suiled from New
!, 'or a cruise In the Medl-
" also arrived.
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FaAANO a CO.. Contractors
49,, winters, PHperhaagsrs
"sis' all work neatly dOns .
~ back Of itign school.
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| sellsi. q ~, LfD.-EngIn In-
'"'elans and Boilermaksrs. Ho-
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Prossetorats by the Powers.

Under the new conditions thus brought
into existence II n proposed by His Maj
csty and his advisers that the foreign
Powers should declare Joint protect
crate. which will undertake the task OF
governing the country through His Maj
esty. THIS joiat protecterate should
abolish the present boards Mt Peking. ap-
point new Ministers from among the EN-
peror's progressive officials. and form
strong fore gn advisory boards. who will
voice the selection and framing OF re-
forming laws 10 be adopted. snld board
should disband the existing so-calieu ar
mes. which are useless and only consti-
tute sources OF danger. and IN their place
should establish n foreign-ofFicered gen.
darmerie and provide gunboats for the
protection OF the rivers. The foreign
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.At lOit. N. Atn. Soc. q. H.
HYDRAULIC Engineer: 2Os
1 honolulu. Tel. gsg.
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Chinese Mobs are Rioting,
Dowager BIDS Defiance.

LONDON. June 12.-The Peking cor
re. s.onden; of the Times telegra phin :
yesterday. says: Changes have been
made in the Tsung-n -Yamen. One Chi
nese has been retired and four Man
churs rigidly conservative have been
appointed. Prince Ching the only
member with a knowledge cf foreign af-
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l. 4 CLEVELAND. AZ. D.-onice
|hs g. hours. ' TO ~ a. m. 2 to
rel El.
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= DOVE, c.E.-surveyor and
theer Office Campbell block.
hssl 70 bishop "A Co. bankJ (.
~ tL Orders taken for type
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CONTRACTORS.

ilhltFiELD, Contractor and
,ofe aud office fittings. shop
\ Nork Bell Tower Bldg.
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OPTICIANS

VISION a the cnuse OF
y ssnt Of III headaches. neu-
tst'heas h, which are often at
., u health. Properly lifted
chaes viii give lfnne,ii-
~ LUCAS. Optician. Love
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ropAY's EVENTS.
sOf EssIOSAL CARDS.
ATTORNEYS.

ATTORNEYS.
DN a JUDD CA. L. G. Atkinson
| ,.bsrt q Judd, Jr.l-Odice over
Co.'S hank. cor. Merchant
| iahumanu sts.
IN .uuNsON wv. g, Achi and
Ionnsonl = Onlce No. 10 West
Ia Tel ~
DlCKEYs-king and Bethel sts.
F q. hox iNG
LACK W JOb. = Suite sis Mar
Hldg. Chicago, ILL.,. Hawaiian
I,sngral Tor states OF Illinois.
sa. Ohi0. indiana AID Wisconsin
3 PErERSON.--is Kaahumanu
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ENGiNEEKs.

q TRAIN, Architects.-suits
block. Fort 81.
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MUSICIANS.

NtslC sCHOOf=wiii remain
fhE the coming vacation. pu-
nail themselves of this 70
ne ume lost during ansrab-
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PHYSICIANS.

IL AuGuR. homeopathic Prac-
! Special attention given To
iisuHsysi otiice and Residence,
|aa 81, nearly Opp. Methodist
lihCe hours, 10 10 u a. m. . TO
!. itos y. m. sundays. 9.D to
n Tel iA
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\ MiLLER.-stcnographer
"ppm rs Judd Bldg.
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HOUSE BROKERS'.
s.,IgN-l.ate w., OF Can Fran
- ~, near Queen.
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j GALBRAiTH.-Onice and res
lof befetania and Aiakea SITS.
ours. 20 10. 2 TO 4 and tc n
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.w.hi.la-t.oans negotiated.
- Transacted. Bethel 81.
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LONDON. June 12.-The Lourenzo
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NEW YORK. June u.-Au of the For.
eisn Missionary Society officers in New
1Ork are apprehensise as to the safety
or missionaries in the North China dis.
trlet, sent out under American auspices
representing the Method st Episcopal
Church In the district where the Boxers
are making trouble are:
Anna Gloss, M D., Of Chicago: Fran
ees o. Wilson OF Des Moines: mrs. Char.
iotte Nj. Jewell and Mrs. Barrows, M. d..
poth registered from the New YORK.
City Bureau; Annie E. Steers, Efie G
Young, Gertrude Gilman C. NJ. Frey. e.
g. Glover. Rachael r. Benn, NJ. d.. Ida
NJ. Stevenson. NJ. D.. Edna c. Terry. NJ.
u Mirahda Croucher and Mary E
sherkley.
The congregational Church in this
country reports more miss onaries in the
North emma district than any other de-
nomination. Among them are:
Edwin E. Aiken. Maud L. Aiken, VIII
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Nv JOBE. once 5as Fort 81.
10 10 a. M, 2 To 4 and 20 3 y.
|nday 10 lo.aO a. m. tel. t22.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-23

Ell PASO las q perfect rieht to be
proud of herself. The way she has
gone to work to make ready for the
coming of the teachers would be a
credit to Denver or Chicago or any
other live city. Ii took hard fight
to get things ivened up, and the
inertia of some people was mighty
hard to overcome, but after the
machine got to work nothing could
stop 1t. Now we have to look for
ward to a week OF such jabilation as
this old town has never seen. There
will be four bands here, and there
will be music somewhere in the city
almost all the time. The electric
illumination will be as fine as any
ever seen TIM the state, end ID any OF
the merchants will help out by max
ing individual displays. There will
be thousands of strangers here, and
every Ell Pasoan ought to take care
that no orc of the visitors goes awsy
without being made to feel that be is
tho particular guest for whom all the
preparation was made.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-23

FROM the number of conventions that
are going on in this state one wonld
conjecture that there Ia not person
of any profession, labor, occupation.
taste, pre- judics, or sport, that is not
organized into some sort Of club and
busy converting these days. Policemen,
letter carriers, Christians, hardware
mon, grocers Wholesale, grocers retail,
may ore, women, Belgian hare raisers,
Pullman car conductors, music stu
dents, dentists, pops, anti-pops,
republicans, round bale ginners,
mortar mixers, and firemen-every
day in one end of the state or other
men and women of similar tastes are
converting. Every idea OF study,
grow tn, work, or play has It's secretary
and it's bylaws, elects president and
has trouble about its membership
qualifications. And tho club is but
an etherializsd trust after all.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-23
The Lion
Grocery Company
South Stanton,
near San Antonio St.
HERE AND THERE

We have an elegant line of ham
mocks at prices that will suit you.
W. A. IRWIN 81 Co.
Have baby as well ss yourself salts
fed by getting him the gocart that
gives him oil the comfort he needs.
They are the kind with the sleeping
feature and at Emerson g. Berrien's.
Best cabinet photographs for June
only 81 dozen. Come early and
avoid the rush. Goodloe's Studio, op-
posise City hall.
Ever consider how important IT was
to get the right thing to supply your
needs? The gocart handled by Emer-
son q Berriep has the points that make
baby comfortable.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-23

in observation-disclosures. When that Is
done the investor can see what there
lie.
The Ell Paso chamber of commerce
has started upon a grand work-that of
providing . place where the mineral
resources of the Great Southwest can be
demonstrated to anyone who is intere ST.
ed, and where mining investors can be
brought into contact with the men who
have mines to sell. To this end q great
mineral exhibit will be arranged, which
will present in graphic form. by dis
tricts and camps, the mining industry
of the Southwest. The various railro ads
and the big smelter have offered to CO.
operate in making the exhibit q success.
The chamber of commerce Of Ell Paso
has air eady provided a suitable tenn
porary building to house the exhibit,
and plans are on foot to build within
the next two ears enc Of the finest ex-
position buildings in the west. 1t is
likely that state and national aid will
be secured, and that Mexico will help
also. The scheme is grand one, but
FL Paso has done grand things before,
and there is no reason why che should
falter before this one.
Il only needs cooperation. The peo-
pie of FL Psso, fret, must stand
minstion that this project must be real
lied In its fullest sense. Then the CO.
operation of all the surrounding coun-
try must be gained. We must show
the people of west Texas, New
Mexico, Arizona, chihuahua. and So
here, and that they will help them
selves as much as they will help us, if
not moro, by helping in this exposition
project. 1t can be done, and If we
stick together It will be done.
The exhibit that Major Davis is now
collecting is but preliminary to that
grand Great Southwest Industrial
Exposition. which will grow out of this
mineral exhibit. 1t is time the re-
sources of the Great Southwest were
brought before the world As he
wealth of one distinct section of our
country. The term, The Grea South
west. should be insisted upon constant
ly, and everything brought to bear In
the effort to drive this section to the
front.
And especially should come suitable
exhibit be made at the Buffalo e1posi-
tion next year, and a glorious aggre-
CATION Of displays at the Louisiaua
Purchase exposition at St Louis in
1903. 1t il time to begin now. Let
us see how fine an exhibit We can get
together by next spring.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-23

The demopops in claiming that
Bryan's strength is stronger in the
east are but buryipg their heads in
the sand to avoid the fearful sight OF
of fact tho east was not and is not easily
swept away by any debaaed money
scheme. The east is older than the
west and knows enough 10 know that
. dollar needs to be a dollar and no
fraction less.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-23

THE demopop. do not care particular
ly to face their old predictions-they'd
prefer TO make new ones shout i'm
perislism and militarism. Grosvenor
OF Ohio, at the Philadelphia conven-
ton, quoted from Congressman Bal
followed the passage Of the Dingley
bill, there would be no necessity for G
democratic convention ia 1900, and in
in the light of present conditions in
our land, Groevenor invited Bailey to
eat his words.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-23

Now the country waits for the Kan
sas City convention to name It's can
didates and build something that will
do for a platform, and then the camp
align will begin in earnest. AS the
time approaches July the fourth, there
is more and more talk of Bryan giving
up some of his Bryanism, and as there
is no doubt that Bryan would rather be
president than stubborn it is more
than likely that the Kansas City plauks
will be built circumspectly and dis
crse,ly of some composite material.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-23

EVERY mining camp in the Great
South west ought TO give Major Davis,
the representative of the Ell Paso
chamber of commerce., every facility
In carrying on his work Of getting TO-
gether q mineral exhibit. The exhibit
miner and prospector in this section,
aud will work . long step toward the
time when in FL Paso will have it's
mining exchange and will dominate
the mining interests Of the southwest.
The mint ia coming if we work for it.