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The sun., 1900-10-29
Monday. October 20, 1900.
For President,
WILLIAM MCKINLEY,
of Ohio.

For President,
WILLIAM MCKINLEY,
of Ohio.
For Vice President,
THEaDORE IO0SES Eli,
VI New Work.
THE STATE TICKET.
For Presidential Electors,
CHARLES VI. PUSEY,
OF New Castle county.
MASLONE HAYES,
pf Kent county.
DANIEL j. LAYTON,
If Sussex county.
For Congress, Short Term
WAITER q. H0FFEGNEE.
OF Smyrna.
For Con+rcsS-Iong Term.
DIR. LEWIS HEISLER BALL.
OF New Castle County.
For Governor,
JOHN HUM.
OF Wyoming.
FOR IltuIcnduE 1ONtFHOI.
PHILIP J.. CANNON,
of Bridgeyille.
For Attorney General.
HERBERT H. WARD,
of Wilmington,
For Auditor of Accounts,
PURNAL Il. NORMAN.
of Sussex County.
For Stdte Treasurer,
MARTIN B. BURR1S,
of Middletown.
For Insurance Commissioner,
DIR. GEORGE w. MARSHALL
Of Milford,
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Miscellaneous.

a REFINED, Young widow hayilg S25 Oeo De.
Slles husband whom she viii assist IN
h4siaess. Addicss Z o., Box 3, st. Louis, Mo
; sold AMI EXCHANGED at
r. NJ stirth. Nc. lls hipiey street.
@RteS: chichrster,s !. na),sh pennyruye
- Pills Are 'ihr Eest A'JA
saie Gelitble. Take no other. send 4o.
Aa9tr by Return Meii. Ash Your Dfugsngt
Chichester clisn.;cal Co
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Lost.

l.5-i ~ ladie,' gold watch and chain wa
lost 1t tlre fine ~ Eleventh street. between Tat
italt NV aia Grange streets on sunday afternoon
4 Sullahle reward will Ae paid foi The return Of
H. iJ.'V.alch watch ard chain to the Phoenix Engine
I...se. JOHN MuLDEY.
The sun., 1900-10-29
For Rent.

I4NOR kENT-Rooms for light housekeeping in
4 olnefent locations. A. Il. STATION
l03 West Eighth st.
II INok S] KENT-Grocery Store and fixtures. Good
The sun., 1900-10-29
Rand Refugees to Petition Queen

Cape Town, Oct. 2S.-Three thousand
Rand refugees, their patience having be-
came exhausted, have determined to pcti-
tion the queen to permit their immediate
return to their homes.
DO rot forgot that the sun Job De
pai "a, nj does neat work.
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NOTICE.

a,,,Ii NoIIiiCE.-On and after September II. 1900
Snesenth street Bridge will be closed to the pub.
nc nc tIavel, as the contractor will G. mmence work
on the new steel bridge at that time nv oTd. +
OF the Bridge Committee. ps oius4
j. j. GALLAGHER Chairman
The sun., 1900-10-29
LEGISLATURE.


Senator's:
Cd Dis.-Howard De Haven Ross.
4th Observation-Disclosures A. Groves,
9th District Harry 9, Ellison.
Representatives,: -
= 1st District-James Kitchen.
I'd District-Samuel II. Baynard.
81 District-James w. Robertson.
4th District-Hamy r. Joslyn.
5th District William File.
6th District Frank +. Ewing.
7th District William X; Finn.
sth District Richard I. Pilling.
9th District William Chandler.
10th District Harry W. Hushebcck
l1th John III Dayett.
12th Iistii lhaodore i. Clark.
18Th District i,ob5r; S. Carpenter
14ti District l,iehara Hodg-ou.
18th BiSttie Jams M. Lattomas
COUNTY.
Er C9eil. ot tfe Pence
WINFIELD s. Qi.IGLEl.
For FFpthonorlry.
FRANK T. SaEAKMAN.
l1r Iteciyrr IF l'a%e-
HORACE q. RETTEW.
For Comptroller;
GEORGE =. KELLEY.
For Sheriff:
= SAMUEL 4. MCDANIEL.
For Coroner:
JOHN 4. FRICK.
For Levy Court;
list District--John Lynn.
2d District Phlemma Chandler.
Sd Distritt-John G Ilersey,
4th District-Charles Megginson.
5th District-Eruncis II. Lattomus.
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United States B0teI

Mrs. c. E. Doe1lbor, proprie.
tress. Nos. 8, 5 and 7 Frenci
street. Lunch cafe and saloor
attached. Lunch everv Sa,ur.
day ni4 ht.
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nI.I.lWARg DIVISION

F41si " - M III ' IINITN.
i.of New Castle, S.13 d. m, 3.o8 4.39,
aiIa G,JS p. II. week-lars.
for i.nWes. S.la 4, n, 4.a9 n n. week
For Dover, Harrington, aud nclmar,
S.lS, 11.06 d. M. 4.3a G.5s, and 12.l1 j. m.
Sundays, 12.11 D. IN.
For Wyoming and way stations, S.03
p. m. week. days.
Express for Cape Charles, Old Point
Comfort, and Norfolk, HOG a. m. week.
days and 12.11 night daily.
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FOR TIE SOUTH

southern Railway.-Express 6.4s D. M,
daily, sleepers to Port Tampa, Augusta,
Memphis, and New Orleans; 1856 p. M,
daily, sleepers to New Orleans, Memphis,
Nashville, via Asheville and Hot
Springs.
Atlantic Coast Linc-Express 1918
p. IN, daily, slccpcrs 10 Charleston.
Jaskssnyille, Port Tampa, and Macon;
l,o5 z. NJ daily sleepcrs to Richmond
and Jacksonyile.
Chesapeake \ Ohio Railway sill ..
n. daily dining car, anI slccl@rs Il
Cincinnati.
Scahoar,l Air Line Express 4.35 l..
y. dailH slccpor- q Jacksonville; 400 p.
m daily, sleeper 70 Atlanta and Tampa.
The sun., 1900-10-29
Scientific Palmist.

ICIENTIFIC PALMIsT. Mrs Adams rood,
~, }yyour entire life. My POWER is unsufpassed.
NIL aila be convinced. take no money until
!ELleI-Ly satis.ed Office M GO6 f. Ilth' st.
The sun., 1900-10-29

THE Book of the
century Hard
somely Illus
trated by thirty
two OF the
Worlds Great
est Artists
The sun., 1900-07-01
NOT AT WAR. OFFICIALLY.

Secretaries Hay, Raot and Long so Agree at
Conference in Washington.
WASHINGTON, June 3O.-The position Of the
Government in the Chinese crises. with psrtio-
ular regard to the position Of the Ameri-
can Minister at Pekin and the killing
Of American s+an.en and marines by
Chinese forces. which Adj tral seymour re-
ports were comp osed partly of Chinese imperial
troops. was defined at q conference held to-day
by the Secretary of state, the Secretary Of " ar
and the Secretary of the Navy. the princir al
officers of the Government who are In town,
After the conference statements were obtainsd
as to what had been determined. which justify
the following as an explanation Of the Govern
ments attitude:
A. state Of war involving the United States
and China does not exist officially II Chin. Sc
imperial troops attacked the Pekin relief col-
unless the hostile action OF its soldiers was in
dorSed by the Chinese Government The state
ments from official sources that twenty-four
hours was given Minister COnger and the other
diplomatic representatives within which to
leave Pekin were accepted as true but the as
SumDtion OF such a seemingly unfriendlv at IL
tude by China need not necessa arily be deemed
q cause OF war unless their passports were hand
ed TO the Ministers. The three Secretaries
could not det, rhine, after n ading the message
from Admiral KemIff and one practically SIM
liar from Consul Ragsdals at Ten Tsin that
the Chinese Government had iss ued the orders
for the Ministers TO leave. and 10 was suggested
that perhaps the Boxers had told them to 60.
The sun., 1900-07-01
BOXERS RAIDISG CREFo0 WOW
shan. Tung Province In Revolt aad Massacre
OF Fereisnsrs Threatsnsd To Gay.

Of Foreisnsrs Threatened Ts-asy.
srseiai Css,s DsspstsA 10 THE SUN.
LONDON. July IA despatch from Shanghai
says that the German coal mines near lchow-fu.
shan-Tung. have been burned. The Governor
Of shans-Tuns sent . cavalry escort to conduct
the Germans to place of safety. The Boxers
attacked and 10 tied Chin Chow and destroyed
the mission.
The Governor has also notified the
people OF Chofoo that he is unable to
protect that place. as the whole province
Is in arms. The rebels are destroying the
mi, sions and the foreigners are escaping
under the escort Of Chinese soldiers Interrupt
tlon Of lesraphic communication between
Chefoo and Shanghai Is hourly expected.
The Boxers have placarded Kadine-a days
march northwest Of Shanghai notices
fixing July as the date for the massacre Of all
foreigners and tho burning Of all residences
and buildings.
The railway from Taku to Tien-Tsln has been
restored. Organized attacks on the Port
Arthur and Monkden Railway are keeping the
Russians busy. They have ALREADY killed
twelve OF the rebels.
BERLIN. June s0.-In view OF the possibility
Of danger to Christian missions in Shan-Tung
the Government has instructed the German
Governor OF Tsin-Teu to take the necessary
measures for their protection Immediately. In
conjunction with the Chinese authorities.
The sun., 1900-07-01

question must be radically settled a. the out
come OF the present crisis. The solution will
come best from the man and country who
are dlsintsrested. II should come. not in the
form Of battleships and regiments. but a. q
mere suggestion. Whoever has the brains
and Ia clever enough to make It will rank az
the greatest statesman Of the Victorian era.
Perhaps those pessimists are right who be-
lieve that no peaceable solution is possible,
In that case we shall have what Europe has
long been dreading and preparing for.
PARIS. June SON Delcasse. the Minister
Of Foreign Affairs. has received a despatch
from the French Consul at Shanghai stating
that the Taotai declares that the foreign Min
tstcrs at Pekln are safe under the high protec-
ton Of the Empress Dowager.
ST. PErERsBuRo. June sO.-The Norosti says
that the Official Russian view Of the trouble In
China is that Russia must play the leading role.
The interests Of Russia are supreme In northern
China and she must have leading voice In the
settlement Of the trouble.
The sun., 1900-07-01
M'CALLA AND TAUSNG WOUNDED.
Neither Of Them. However. II Il Believed. IL
Seriously Hurt.

WASHINGTON. June sO.--It Is inferred
from Admiral Kempff's statement that
Capt. McCalla and Ensign Taussia we're
wounded, that there were no other casualties
among the officers Of the American contingent.
and that the four killed and the other wounded
were all enlisted men.
The composition Of McCalla's force Is not
known here but 1t is supposed to be composed
Of bluejackets and marines OF the Newark.
Il cnnsisted OF ion men. MaiorJ, w Waller's
force Of i3O United States Marines ambushed
near Tien-Tsn may have been with the column
which went 10 the relief Of Seymour. Admiral
Kempf has been instructed TO telegraph the
list OF McCalla's casualties a, soon a. possible.
Young Joseph X. Tanssig, the ensign who
father IN Commander Edward D. Taussig
of the gunboat Yorktown, now engaged in
carr ing Official messages between Taku and
Chefoo. He has a brother who Ia a l. euten-
ant in the Marine Corps.
The sun., 1900-07-01
THE IOWA Mar GO TO CHINA.
Collier Ordered From Norfolk with Coal
for the Fleet.

WARRINGTON, June 3o-Secretary Long to-
day sent orders to the Commandant of the
Norfolk Navy Yard for the collier CRsar to
proceed thence to Taku with cargo OF coal
for the United States ships there, The collier
Scndia, now on her way from Gibraltar to
Cardiff. Wales, to get coal, Is also under orders
to proceed TO Taku. These arrangements are
the outcome Of the rise in the price Of coal
and the cost Of freightage due to the demands
Of the International fleet In Chinese waters.
The Navy Department finds 1t cheaper to send
its own colers.
The bsttleship Iowa. now on the Pacific
coast. may be sent TO Taku. The Navy De-
partment is considering her assignment to
Chinese service but will walt TO hear from
Admiral kempf whether. in view TO the acoi-
dent to the Oregon, he will need smother ship
The training ship Buffalo left Malta for Port
Said to-day on her way to Manila. where she
will transfer 700 men 10 be assigned to ships
In the Philippines and China.
The flagship Brooklyn, Rear Admiral Remey,
which left Hong Kong to- day for TAku, is not
expected to reach her destination for nt least
eight days rs she will coal at Nagasaki
The gunboat Princeton, which arrived at
Hong Kong to- day. will call at Canton and other
Chinese ports to ascertain II American inter-
ests require protection from the anti-foreign
clement.
The sun., 1900-07-01

United States and Japan. to use their forces In
China only for the protection Of foreign Interests
and to restore order. While the reports about
the state OF affairs In Pekin and the attacks on
seymour's column furnish the excuse thatson,
foreign Governments may desire to wage war
on China for selfish ends. the hope Is expressed
here that the Powers will continue to act con-
currently and that no radical action will BE-
taken until there has been an international
conferences,
The sun., 1900-07-01
OUR SHALL FORCE IN PEKIN.
Capt. Myers In Charge OF the American Marines
There-Delayed Despatch From kempn.

Special Cable Despatch to THE SUN.
From a stai Correspondent OF THE SUN.
CHEroo, June 2s-Admlral Kempf writes to
United States Consul Fowler here a. follows:
since communication was interrupted on
June 10 we have received only one Pekin des-
patch dated June ~. There is no later direct
or indirect news from United States
Minister Copger. Four hundred and thirty
foreigners. including ffty-six American
mar mes under Capt Myers. went to Pekin to
guard the legations. On June 10 100 Americans
ioined 2.AOO others an started to relieve Pekin,
with Chinese sanction. On June u they we're
at Lang-fang. Since then they have not been
reported They had weeks supplies. Notify
the Governor Of Gilman Yamen that any news
no can obtain or that Is obtainable. any effort
possible to relieve the legations should be done
at any hazard. All our energies here are neccs-
sary o relieve Tien-Tsin."
The above has just been received by Japa-
nese warship from Taku.
The sun., 1900-07-01
BRITISH RE.LNFORCEnENTS SAIL.

Forty Maxim Cans and Ammunition Ordered
Sent 20 China.
Spsciai Gable Despatch 10 THR SUN.
LONDON. June S0.-Tha cru ser Arsonaut
mouth to-day for China under command OF
Commander Eustace.
Forty Maxims and 5000 900 rounds of small
arm ammunit on were ordered sent to China
to-day.
The sun., 1900-07-01
CAPTURE or THE ARSENAL.
British On,cer's Report OF the Fighting North.
east Of Tten. Tsin.

Special Gable Dsspaoh 10 THB SUN.
LONDON. June 3O.-The War ONCE has re-
ceived the following from Col Dorward:
"CHEroo, June sO i;i5 p. M.-The arsenal
northeast Of Tien-Tsn was captured Oh the
morning of the eth by the conbin d foroes.
The British forces engaged were thu Naval
BRIGADE and one Of the English Chinese reg!-
mentss All the remainder were he d in reserve
The Nava Brigade had killed in acton and is
wounded. including , officers. he Chinese
regiment had no ca usltles The latter che ked
a counter attack by the Boxers on the left flank
with heavy loss TO the enemy"
The sun., 1900-07-01
REPORTS Ex.MINISTER DENNY SAFE.
shanghai Correspondent Evidently Refers to
Present Minister Conger.

a. Special Cable Deputeh 10 THE sun
LONDON. July IA despatch to Dalxiel's
News Agency from Shanghai states that Mr.
Charles Denby. tine former American Minister.
safe. but The correspondent does not say
where.
ROME. June so.-The Italian warships YER
suvio and Stromboio sailed for China to-day.
The sun., 1900-07-01
Carl II. achalti'a

ARTIFICIAL vichy. Settlers and Carbonic In Quart and
pint Bottles for out-of town shipments All o.defs
promptly at,sadsd 70 Carl II. Schultz <s0 is sv.-
ADJ
The sun., 1900-07-01
Sade, Bremen and Main tile
Ships That Perisled.
Is MAY BE DEAD on SAkLE.
Drifting Coal Boat Carries The Fire TO
Governors Island


''''o" "~'s U" N'r'n
"Aa L'oya r'er-"Aser rsrned On
Promptly, bat Il Dtd No Good-in q Few
Minutes the Pier Was AbIaxe From Ore
End to III. O,h.r-Oth.r Pier. and IN. shin.
'''''
'"'' INC '''sa A'er ""hsm der
0rssss ssved-Futiie Attempts 70 Check
The Fire On the ssa,s and tho Bremen
The Main Burusd as Her Pisr-Hesrt.
H.,A,,, Cr..s vr.,, N. s..,.-..x Ma.
'''
A hundred or a hundred and nftv
lives perhaps-but Il /. auessvork-
and possibly five or six million dollars,
worth OF property. including thres
fne steamships OF the Bremen Lima
were Lost in the tremendou, are that
scours.d the Hoboken vaterfront v.st.rd.v
afternoon. The stesrnship Main wa. burned
at her dock with a great number NJ
men aboard The Saal,. now beacbed
on the Jersey fats. went down tho
river all anre with frebosts and a feet OF tuas
nickins oY ber such man a. tbev co,,,d and
piokinr up suoh as nunp tb.mss,ves overbo.rd
IN esc.pe tho aames In her hold ara m,rx
corpees
II was reported by A tueboat capt.In who bad
bsen alongside The saoIe early this rorri,.
that thsrs we're ssventv.nve dead ma, in hor
fortv-f,ye Of whom peri.hed when her .,.rr
s.nk altar sbe had b.en rim .sbors q, N.
Jersey fats
IxpR,sosEp ON THE aHxxrN
rhs Bremen with ,eventeen living man
aboard penned on ons aide n, bsr hold A..
aft and forward. and Are above them I'd an
tho othsr side wa. benchsd ofY Waehs vL.n
at n,rbt Fifty tug, hung around
hsr Arriving n nut on, IN. ar. and 600, hsr IN
nth hundrsds q, ton. n, watar Tbs bs,7,,v,nc ma,
,.,L.d With tho tuoho., man ,h,o,oh IN. MONT.
rhsv .oid IN. man m the o,b.r aid. y, N. ,,,a
- ,.. ,us.
-. .
:.
''' " '''' "''.. ' III ''"s" al"
ohRsho'e"''" ''''uou' e'''e'' ''oih 'he Saa'e'
mas oeeh 'o'np''eo i"' ia'e oi 'hr o'ncers OF
'omeoi the snips " III oouot' IL Is DeheVed that
Capt Miro~ OF 'ne saa'e Is lost
There we're eighteen lighters all tod At the
several piers some OF mem burned and sank
noar shore Ihe Others with their cargoes
ablaze. hoated down stream.
ouHssEs AS TO THE DEAD
r, "a gues.work to say how many ars ds.d
lnur Ia aiua
The sun., 1900-07-01

PaiaS Fireworks Always Please.
send for Illustrated Catalogue Liberal discounts.
- Park Plaza ADA
The sun., 1900-07-01

Rns Rates via New York Central
Cuy account OF National Democratic
n4Fll b. sold July st. % and I'D. Good
~ caso o. 81 Louih Call on any New
IryAsent
The sun., 1900-07-01

II you wish 70 zee all that Is worth seelngs use
Spsnoers eye glasses. IS Maiden Lane. Nev Sss~-
North Park union., 1900-08-03
The Anglo-Saxons
And Race Assimilation

COMMENCEMENT GRAFTON OF NEIL suppuTH.
Not without reason is it prophosied that tho
Anglo-Saxons arc the coming conluerors of tho
earth Thoy display qualitios that c'iu produce
only great results or those qualities that
which enables them to keep pure and distinct
from other races is certainly not the least. The
Anglo. saxons have through all their history
displayed strength OF character which other
races cannot overcome. They have in tho past
been able to force their laws, customs and Ian
gunses upon another race, while taking little
from that rnce.
Run o,or he history OF England and think of
tho number OF times people OF that country
have been subjected to the influence of some
foreign ra %. yet in every case the Anslo-sa4ons
have been victorious. We are familiar Win
many instances in history OF tho conquest OF a
| whole people by few of our race. Take, Tor
example, India. There few Englishmen are
J forcing their modes of lie upon millions OF na-
tiyes yet losing none of their own personality.
| Turn your attention homoward to the United
States, whore VIC like to believe that the Angle
Saxon Is most truly represented; here We are
North Park union., 1900-08-03
Died

Mr.. John Brocker who died last
week ut his home in the South end OF
the Park was a European by birth,
being born in Holstein about
5s years ago. He had lived
IN this country long time. Much
of his life was spent in Arizona,
New Mexico, Wyoming and Colorado.
He had been resident of North
Park for about eighteen years. He
was quiet man and good neighbor
For the last few years he suffered
from almost total blindness, and life
WAS in consequence almost burden.
A few days before his death he in
jured one hand in such manner
that blood poison resulted and caused
his death ON the "a of July. His
neighbors all attended the funeral
and Rev. John Oliver ofliciated. He
leaves a wife and three children, two
boys and a.girl, who have the sympa
thy of ali old friends of the family.
North Park union., 1900-08-03

Best dress prints, per yard : OF
Best quality dunlap Wilton velvet
carpet, made ready to lay on
floor, per yard 100
Genuine Lonsdale or Fruit OF the
Loom bleach muslin, per yard OH
Mems Norwood shoes, per pair 139
Mems Top North shoes, per pair 100
Mems Royal fine shoes, per pair 500
Ladies' fine shoes, per pair 81 so to 500
Yeast Foam, per package .03
Search Light Matches, per box .04
Kingsford's Silver Gloss Starch .O7
Argo Starch Oa
Arm " Hammer soda .07
Dwight's soda .O1
Anvil soda 90
Gillctt's soda .0a
Colcmans mustard, per pound go
Basket Fired Japan toa, per pound .4a
/ package coffee .12i
16 or can Calumet baking powder 10
% on. can X. G. baking powder 10
box Denver Best soap 32h
1 box White Russian soap 3.25
box Water White soap 325
box Santa Claus soap 800
box Silk soap 300
l box Diamond e soap 300
l case Kuner's tomatoes 9.35
case corn (warrantcd) Triumph LIS
case corn, Blair extra 1876
YOU cannot make mistake by
| coming to Fort Collins to trade.
Large stocks and active competition
have changed the manner q doing
business in all lines.
We WAIT Your TRADE.
Nyier-geew Co.,
Port collins eo'or.se.
Always First to cut Prices
North Park union., 1900-08-03
To Ditch Owners.

To all persons interested In the
adjudication of priorities in Water
District Nos. 46 and II, situated in
North Park, Colo.
Please call at the Office of G. f
Mosman, in Walden Colorado, on o,
before the 18th day of August 1900,
if you desire to have your priorities
and appropriations adjudicated
and deposit with him $40 for eacl
ditch and sign contract in his posses
ion. COMMITTEE
Aug 10
North Park union., 1900-08-03
Ayros Trying to Leave Wife.

Fort Collins, Colo, July 26--
Frank Ayres, ranchman living at
Owl canon, twenty miles northwest
of this city, who was arrested in Kan
sas City yesterday in womens attire
as he got off the train from Denver,
was today released Chief of Police
Haynes of Kansas City telegraphed
to this city for information, and De-
putty Sheriff Clampitt last night went
to Owl canon to investigate.
Ayres, sister informed the Deputy
Sheriff that her brother left home
just before daylight Tuesday, osten-
sibly to look after some horses on the
range. He rode directly to Fort Col
lins, put on a loose calico wrapper
and large sunbonnet and took the I
o'clock train for Denver. He slipped
through Denver, out was detected by
the conductor on the Kansas Pacific
train.
Ayers sister says that he is trying
to run away from his wife, who lives
on o ranch owned by Ayers on the
Elkhorn. He is supposed to be not
exactly right in his mind. City
Mashall Ryckman notified Chief
Eaynes that Ayers is not wanted in
Fort Collins.
North Park union., 1900-08-03
North Park Circuit.

Walden, Sunday, August 5. Sun
day School 2 p. m. Preaching ser
vice s p. N. Special Missionary
sermon by Pastor with. collection toi
Missions,-home and foreign-Church
Extension, Bible and Tract causes
and Christian Education. For con
venience these causes are all repre-
sented by one yearly collection, the
proceeds being divided pro rata
among them.
North Park union., 1900-08-03

1t seems almost certain 1hat N Il
foreign ministers IN Pekin afe ttl4
safe. But they are doubtless il
great danger, and the nAore 20 prob
ably il the army Of allies staft on
march to capture Pekin. Serious
results may follow. Z.
North Park union., 1900-08-03
Ldnd Notices.
NoTIcEFoR PUBLICATION.
Land Office, at Dlnvcr, Colorado,
Juno ~. 1900.

Land Office, at Denver, Colorado,
Juno ~. 1900.
Notice lie hereby given that tho following
named settler has filed notice OF his intention
TO make final proof in support Of his claim, and
that Said proof will be made boforoJ Mack Mills,
Clerk Of the County Court OF Larimor County,
Colorado, at Fort Collins, on Auguste. 1900 viz
Alexander Stuart-H. +, No. 1893 for the WI,
SWii Section 5, Ell SWti Section d Township
No. 10 n, in Range No. 10 w.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
OF, said land, viz:
Victor G. II. stsart, of Gleneyrc, Colorado,
f. W. Sherwood, -
g. G. Campton,
August Breig, -
c. d. FORD, Register.
JUNE 20 AUGUST 3