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MINING APPLICATION NO. 42ea.

United States Lanc Office, Helena. Moa.
tana, October 8, 1900.
Notice is hereby given that 40 State
Savings bank. a corporation existing
under the laws OF the state Of Montana.
by Thomas NJ. Rodgens Its attorney In
fact, and Joha NJ. Steward. whose post
office address Is Butte, Montana. has this
day filed Its application for a pstent for
1859 linear feet. being 36 feet easterly
and 11l0.9 feet westerly from the discov-
cry shaft OF the Comodcr Lode Mining
claim, upon which notice of intention
to apply for patent was posted ON the
10th day of August, A. D. 1900.
Also. for 1A51.s linear feet. being sos
feet easterly and e2a feet westerly from
the discovery shat. of the Blacksheep
Lode Mining claim. upon which a notice
of intention to apply for . patent was
posted on the 10th day of August. A.. D.
1900.
Also. for 1850 linear feet, b.ing 1917 Feet
easterly end s3 feet westerly from the
discovery shaft of the Shamrock Lode
Mining claim, upon which a notice OF
intention to apply tor a patent was post
ed ON the 10th day Of August. A. D. 1890.
All Of the above named claims situ-
sted in Beef Straight (unorganizei) Min
Ing district. Jefferson county. state Of
-1OHtdAa, lila leSlSilaleu as surveys 1NOs
1894. $685. and 1896. respectively. III Town
ship North. Of Range 6 West. and be-
ing moro particularly described as fol-
lows, wit:
For the Comodor Lode: Beginning q,
the northeast Corner No. l. granite
stone c3xt2x4 inches 16 inches deep, wit.
messed by bearing trees, marked 1886
from which the United States Location
Monument No. 1894 bears N. 20 degrees
IS minutes w. 159 feet and running
thence s. degrees 6 minutes e
531.1 feet to Corner No. 2: thcnc'
S. 50 degrees OF minutes w. 144e.!
feet to Corner No. 3: thence N. degree
06 minutes w. 411.2 feet to Corner No.
thence N. S3 degrees OF minutes r. 114o;
feet to Corner No. 1, the place OF begin
ming. containing an area Of 1888 acres
For the Blacksheep Lode: Beginninl
at the northwest rornEr No. /. a grant
stone 24x1cx5 inches. 16 inches deep. wit
Daily inter mountain., 1900-11-24
MINING APPLICATION no, 1921.

United States Land Office, -.elena, Mon.
tana, October 10, 1900.
Notice i, hereby given that nhe State
Savings Bank, a corporation existing
under ana by virtue of the la VS. OF the
Sta. OF r.ontana, by Thomas NJ. Hodg-
ems it's attorney-in-fact, anG John NJ
Steward, whose postoiiice 1iGress is
Daily inter mountain., 1900-11-24
MINING ApPL1cAr- ON NO. 1898.

United States Land OEic-. Helena. Mon
tana. October 10, 1909.
Notice is hereby given that the heirs
Daily inter mountain., 1900-11-24
JOS. H. HARPER,
u. S. Claim Agent.
(YlTNt PublisAtiaAo eSept. 2z, lo1ol.

NOTICE FOR PURLICATI.N. e.
Mining Application No 1920. U. 8.
Land Office, Helena, Montana, Oct
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

lutte, Mone., Sept. gS, 13CV.
'lrst insertion Sept. cS. 1900.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-05-10
Nowina kt6ra wfelu u


szczesliwi moga bye tu ma ~iem
tylko ludzie zdrowi ulomni zas ma
ciele ME moga W ca@ej pe4nl edczuwae
rozkoszy tego Swiata.
Do tel nleszcxesliwej klasy Esleza
cierp'ecy ma jake sekretDa cborobe
}ciowa; CT zwykIe III zdolni So do
aduej c:e7.ze j piracy ami umys1owej,
AMI cie>esnej Ale poz"}owania gudni
g til CT k'6rzy przez zle odzywianie
SIG ciezka pracs klopoty lnb wskutek
zarnze"1a sig cd innych cierpieh sig
nabawilf
Takim ludziom dokucza zwyklc
kr"m cho.6b specyalnych blcie serca.
b6l glowY oslAb;enie katar czyli sspka.
w:elka choroba bolesci merck kolkil
reumatyzm kr6tki oddech a sk6ra
obsypana krostami i ranami.
Ola tak1ch chOrych jed
max jest pomOc. W mle6cle
wynalezl' doktorzY lekar-
stwo, ktorem podobne choroby
zupe}oie ~wy1e;zone bye moga, i to
" kr6tkim czas:e l bez wielkich
koszt6w.
Ma zyczenie poslemy naszym roda-
kom zupelnie brzp}atnie lyle lekarstwa,
lie starczy ma jeden tydzieh.
Wszyscy kt6'zy pragna wyleczeniai
moga sig zg@osi6 listownie Tub osobiscie
do:
State Medical Di*pensary.
rs E. Madison Str Chicago Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-05-10
2 Prus. Polskich.

TORuN. Bojkot zydowski
przec1w drukarni pal'a S. busz
o.. hskiego. ktora PRAGUE Ola
.wszystk,ch, 9 vice i ola sydow,
przenosi SIG iuz z fortuna takze
ma prowincya. W tych do'aon
przvby} do drukarni pewIen zem't]~
scowv kupiec. Po]ak,l o~po"'ndaf'
co nastfpais.' j,Jeohs}7m kole]2
razem z~kupcem n. N, pe"nym
rabinsm. By}a nova take "
sprawie cboinickiej. 0w knp'ec
pow1ada, re DUO kaze drako"ac "
drukarn1 polsk,ej W Torun'u, ale
aapewne bedzie zmuszonYm zen'e
chs6 tego. p~oniewaz wvchod2aea 2
tel drukarni gazeta polska, szczu1e
prseclw %ydom. Ma mole pytan'e
CIV czytu]e owa gazette, odtowle~
dz,a} kupiec, 10 ME. ale s}yszs7 Oh
zyd6w t%orunsk'ch, kt6rzy um'e]a
DO polsku, ze gazeta po'ska szczu]e
przeciw zydom. - Ale ta gazeta -
pow1adam podaie tylko szcse
g6}y be- wszelkich uwsg.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-05-10
Czy jestescie p~rzyg0towant?-

bE5H#OAy
Maggie i p:zedwczesne zmiany obec.-
nej pore roku 50 riebezpieczne nie-7
tylkp ola os6b re slsbym organizmem,
lecz wrg6le ola wszystkich lud1i, Hie1e
tez wypadk6w grypy pojawilo sig W
powiecie i W mieScie. Napswno Jednak-
re spodziewae sig mozemy ponownfgo
poiswienja sic tel straszn4j choloby,
.,6.ownie do w~,adomoSci z "a mora.
fPylanie: ,,Czy jestescie p%rSygoto~
wauln iesl rzeczywiscle la cZasie Me
hednemy tutai wy4,czali szczeg6i6w
dotyeza ych leczenia tel chorohy ma
wypadek. cd, byscle grypa dotknieci
~soslali, ale tylko nadmienimy, re un"
eva zapoh ezenia z~aa]duje' sig W hu e.
CO prawdziwego szwajcarskiego ziolo-
veg, lekarstwa, D'a Pjotra Gomozo.
W%zmocnijcie j zabezp'eczcie sw6j Or
gan,zm p,zez wczesne uzyc,e tego le-
kal silva. A"
ZazyJcie dzis'aj, jezeli czujecie, t.
p~otrzebujecie cos pokrzepiajacego i
oczyszczaja.ego. a ME czekajcle do
czasu.. gdy z}ozeni %zostanlecie cho"oba.
gdy1 dz'alajac szybko oszczed7icie 20"
be zmsrtwien,a choroby i wydatA6w.
Me jeste6my obrehcami t.. wv
zwanych ,,patentowych medycyn, lecz
" TIM wypadku ME wakamy sig CAD
cz~yteluikom naszym rzetelna opinie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-05-10
KoniecznoSc

zna]omosci jezyka polskiego "
panstwie nlemleckiem zwieAsza sig
z dniem kaz lynn, TAX twlerdza Ha-
katysc1. By1oby to bardzo poole"
sza]acem, gdyby tax bYfo. -
,.ostmark'' wymien,a cafy szcreg
firm n,emleckich, poszukuj aoVch
pomocoik6w handlowYch, w1ada-
lacych jezyklem po]skim. Wyrn'e-
n,mY to irmy DO n,ejeden. ma
szych moze zna]dsie tam umie"
s~zczenie, uPomorskie Bytow o,
Thier l Stockmann, handel mod;
K o}obrzeg i K o l b 9 r"
g d Q, Paul Fischer,
handel kolonialny Otto Majoewsky
~konfekcya, burg ma
Pomorzu. H.. Blumenheim, kon~
fekeya, & ersteln " Novel
Marohli, S. Aruholz jr., Prltz~
walk A.. Wetzel. manufaktura;;
ArnswaIde W Novel Aarchii
Albert Goldstein, handel mod.
Strasb ur g Uckernark. Louis
Friedlender, konfekcya, W 81
ssensee p. Berlinem Gustav
Kosack, s berg N. l..
(Luzacya dolua) L. Kubaschek'
k%ontekcya, F. n pod Magde-
hurgiem Mor1tz Kaufman, kon-
fekcya. Holm s t d H o m e.
ver Strotmsun i Karol Karutz,
handel mod. B s W i G K, H. L:
We,he, manufaktury. II b Q r.
-stadtW Willy Kohn m~anufakturY.
O schersleb Q n Willy Grand
m%anufakturv. Rossla pod Kyf>
haueser M. Melersteiu handel to-
war6w modnych; P 9 i n l..
Bernstein manufaktury, Herten n.
W " estfali, M. Fromm. j. A;
Slmmenauer konfekcya. G; 9 IL
eenkirchen S. Sehleimer
~konfekoya B u m udak Va
Israelsk,. Carnap pod Essen
Oopenhelmer i Jacob manufaktnrY,
Steele " cbwodzjs Ruhry Leon
Wttkowski, konfekcYa. Bott
.rop Paul Tuchler i braoia Toller
konfekcya. s Of 81 ( " West~
falii Adolf Pass.aann towary ko-
lonialne. B I + Moritz Hans
berg. tli ase h.us = y
b..ar 8. Hohen'teia, R . nj
% i ia Emil Solomon konfek-
.oya. ~Katernberg Nadrenia !. +.
u I: Isl x Id ub,or,y msskie
s. 7, Go 81 o D 5 . ! b ! = ! 9 . Aoen.
s.. konfskoya.. Alstadsn
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-05-10
Nadren,a Paul Roth. bazar.
,Ostmarkn wymienraja,

,Ostuark "
i, rmy chcia}aby Sodstraszyc ie Cd
posauk1wan11a polskich Tub pc
ooIsku m16w,acyoh pomocn'k6w.
" dale sic nam, re ceIu swegoo
.,Ostmarkka" ME os'egn1e, Doe
tirmy tie ME z jak'eis m'}~aci DO
iezyka polskiego ~poszukui7 ;'o!-
sk,ch, lub 20 polsku mo"12eyr CD
pomocn,k6w, iecz z potrze BY
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-05-10

pomocnlkop, lecz z p 97'
~PamiatkoWe medale
PARYZ, 10 Kwietn'a 1890 r.
w kon;u XIV stulec'a z>:oz'
|ny.n zostaf unlwersytet W kr"k"~
vie Fakt ter. n,ezm'ern'e w"zne-
20 z~naczenia " rozwuju cyw'l'zac>'
Narodu Polskiego. Senat dz'siejsz'
20 u.lwersytetu W krakow'e 20
stanowA obch"dz'G te rcczn'ce =
o, ez k1s uroezystt scia ola Jeg''
uczczen.a zam6wi} u jedynego pol
sk1ego artvsty m.d.]jera, PAM
W,ncentego Trojanowsk'ego, z'~
m,eszka}ego " ParYzu, medal pa
m,atkowy.
Ar'ysta. pos!}kujac sic auten
tyczneml pleczec,aml kro.ewsk emf l
wize:unkami z grobo~ COW la Wa
wela, wykona} wspania}a prace.
kt5ra stswic bed1le epoSSs " die
dzin,e medal]estwa polskiego.
Ma medalu tym. a1tysta umles-
CT try postacie k1dle wskie: Kaz,~
mierza Wlelk,ego, K"6lowe1 Jad~
w,gi i W}adys&awa J~agie&ly; Sit
dSaoych ma bogato rzezbionYm
troule, os%{onionym makata z or1aml
W polach, podpyszna oslona i oto-
czonych tarczamj z herbswi Polski.
LitwY, Dom Andagawenskiego
(d'Anjou). Strona odwrotIa medalu
zaw,era diva herby univ ersyteta ]
herb miasta Krakowa, wok6t zss
napls; .Centum busta verltati jme
pensat,oraz datY 1864, 400 1900.
Wspania&a to prace, kszdy z
m,{osnlk6w naszej historYi i naszej
moze pos,a66 "a uader plsk4
cene. MedaIe bite z ,bronzu, well
kosci 68. millmetr6w, nabywae
20 Genie ~ frank6w "a
egzemplarz, taklez srebrzons pc Is
f:ankow, a z}ocone DO 80. fir. egzem
plarz, Medale bite ze srebra pc IS
FIR. a tak1ez z}oczone po As fir.
Bgsemp]arz.
Medale to bedo wybita W parry.
pslhstwowej menn1cy Nv kon-
Gu m esi4ca Maja), takowe nahywae
"a przes}aniem plen,edzy
pod adlesem artystY, 65
Orage, Paris. France.
Ziomkowle nasi, kt6rzy pojada do
zwiedzl6 wszech6 wiatowa
beda MEL spoeobnosc
z w,edzic p%racownie artystY i nabyc
ten ma mlejscu, 'nnym zas
radzlmy, ola zmnle]szenia koszt6w
~przesefki rob:d swe zamowienia
ma co gl6wne zxraca sic
uwage wszelkim naszym Towarzyst-
WON.
Tutaj nadm,eniamy %jeszcsei, 10
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-19
NAN CONDEMNED
BY WOMA SPITE
Governor Russell Pardons Man Con-
yicted by Perjury.
NORTH CAROLINA BANKS.
Increase of Eleven Million Dollars in
5Ycars-Thc Teachers Assemb',at
Morchcad Cny-Company Char
tered 10 Run Steamers.
NORTH CAROLINA BANKS.

RALEIGH. n. c.. June 7s.-speciai.-A
prisoner IN The penitentiary, who was
sentenced 10 be hung Tor assault; and al
forwards his sentence COMMITTED TO life
Imprisonment, has been pardoned by Gov
ernor Russell a woman says that for
spite she periured herself at the triai
which convicted him.
The cottonsced oil mills here find their
business SO Increased that a big addition
Is being added. costing fully $500.
RANKING lNCREASE.
The resources Of the North Carolina
banks have increased eleven million dol
lars tS1l .oeo.eFer during the past five years
The Teachers Assembly of North Caro-
Gna. which closed In Morehead by ser
mon yesterday by Bishop ,Rondthaler. has
been a most successful one. Professor j.
Allen Holt. OF Oak Ridge. is president of
The Assembly
NEW RIVER LINE.
The Secretary of State charters the
r,oldsbore Navigation Company, TO ope-
rate steamers and bargcs in Neuse River.
Capital. ssn.o10.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-19
AT Sheensl,ead Bay.

NEW YORK, June 1S.-The Daisy and
the Grass selling stakes were the fea-
lures Of the racing at Sheepshead Bay
to-day. Lady Of the Valley. Who was as
good to 20 to l, made a runaway race of
the Daisy stakes. The Grass selling
stakes went to the Kentuckian.
First race-six furlongs-Contestor Is to
1 and to u first, Vesuvian & to and
6 to 81 second, Montanic, third. Time,
TIA SIS.
Second race-one mile and a furlong-
Condle Black g to ID first. Chappaqua
az to and 20 y second. The Rose g
to y third. Time, 1:5S
Third race-the Daisy: five furlongs on
turf-Lady of the Valley co to l and to
~ first De,march Q2 to and 4 to y sec
ond, Sentry, third. Time, 1:02-
Fourth race-one mile-James g to y
first. Gonfolanon a to 81 second, Water
Cur G. to y third. Time, LAS.
Fifth race-five furlongs-Harlem Lane
(even first. Welsh Girl co to and S
TO ID second, Queen Quality GOO to y
third. Time, 1:01.
Sixth race-the Grass stakes: one and
one-sixteenth miles on turf-The Ken
tuckian &c to y first, Central Trust "a to
1 and S to 81 second, Decanter, third.
Time Las l-5.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-19
Realize Its Gravity.

PARIS. June Is.-The gravity of the
situation in China is now fully realized,
the Paris morning papers demand ener-
getic sips for the protection of the inter
ests of the French citizens. The meas
ures taken by Mr.. Delcasse. the foreign
minister, are unanimously approved, but
the general feeling now is that the govern
snent should do much more.
The Matin says: Not only in Yuon
Nan is it necessary that the government
should look after the interests of France
We must take action with the other pow
ers around Pekin, BETTING the position of
France as a great nation and military
power"
The Journal expresses these sentiments:
"a dispatch from Toulon announces tina
orders have been received there to put in
readiness two armored cruisers and to pre-
pare a large quantity Of rations, with
transportation for a thousand men.
'.Detachments of marines at Marseilles
have been ordered to prepare for China
as soon as possible
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-19
STILL UNCONFIRMED.
Authentic News of the Killing Of
the German Minister at Pcl1in.


egn office has received no Geographic COM
munication from Pekin for several days,
either by way of Russia or any other
route. This applies also TO all the
powers
To-day Germany had Geographic COM
munication with Che Foo and Shanghai,
but was unable to get connections with
Tien Tsin and Taku.
The reports regarding the burning of
the Legations and the murder of the
German Minister Baron Won Kettler have
not4 been confirmed, although the foreign
of1ie has tried every possible way Of get
ting something definite.
The same official made this statement
with reference to thu relations of the
powers:
mo prcise agreement has yet been reach
ed betwee the powers interested in China
regarding thesS joint action there, its
scope, the proportionate strength of the
forces or the part to be assigned to EACH"
The transport ship which arrived Sun
day at Tsing-Tau with 1,so soldiers for
the relief of Kio-Chang, proceeded yes
terday for Tal1u with these troops.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-19
RELIEF COLUMN FAILED.
Seymour and His Forces Back at Ticn

Seymour and His Forces Back at Ticn
Tsin.
WASHINGTON. June 1s.-The State De-
partment this morning received cable
gram from United States Consul Good
nough, at Shanghai. repeating the Taku
advices.
The dispatch states that the British Ad-
mral has arrived at Tien Tsin. There is
only known to be one British admiral in
China.
If it is Admiral Seymour who has re-
turned to T1ien Tsin, the assumption Is
that the relief column has failed, and
has been compelled to retreat TO Tfen Ts:n
In this case, it is said that nothing can be
done for the relief of the foreign ministers
at Pekin until very much stronger re-
lief column can be formed and marched
overland to Pekin. Weeks must elapse be-
fore this can be accomplished.
AS the Logan draws too much water to
get ABOVE Taku. the Ninth Infantry will be
obliged to tranship at that point to light
draught river craft
1t is difficult to get a precise official
view of our relations with China since
this last news. The conclusion that we
are In a state of war is emphaticaliy de-
MED by the officials best competent to
speak The Chinese Minister. Mr.. WI,
does not believe that we are at war with
China. He said that there had evidently
been great misunderstanding.
At the State Department it was not be-
lieved that the Chinese Government at
Pel1in had sanctioned or ordered any at
tack upon the international forces.
1t is possible that the Chinese command
ant at Taku himself may have revolted
with his troops and Joined the Boxers.
Secretary Hay said: Our naval forces
have been directed to act concurrently
with the forces of the other Powers tor
the protection of all American interests.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-19
KEMPFF's INSTRUCTIONS.
Directed to Protect all American In

Directed to Protect all American In
Iercsts.
WASHINGTON, June 1S.-Ihe ms :' uo-
tons sent to Admiral kempH reiaeln We ~
his participation in the seizure y. s ~
forts We're broad, consisting Oh d uii CO
to protect all American interests anu -, -
that end to act concurrentiy VIII sno
representatives of other powers.
1t was expected that in the OPINION "
the authcritiyes this order conferred upon
Admiral kempff ample power 10 seiIe
forts or to fight on the sole condltlon ma -.
in his judgment these acts 'Wouid oe III
the protection of American Interests.
There are one hundred American
marines in the expedition sent 10 the re-
lief of the American Lega ton: AinoLs
them are Major l.. w. T. Waller anu
I,ieutenants r. r Whine, w. G. Reid,
A. e. Harding. II. Leonard ana w. -
Jolly.
In view of the international character
of the attack upon and capture OF the
Taku forts some interest may pc dei' III
the following statement prepared py N1dJol
Simpson. in charge of the Military IN
formation Bureau of the War depart
ment:
Taku is situated at the mouth of Pie Ho
or southern bank of the river about sixty
seven miles from the Tien Tsin, which IS
connected by railroad. The water on '1e
bar varies from twenty-one TO fourteen
feet in the spring tides.
Part of the Tien Tsin army corps has
modern guns and arms and IS statloneu at
Taku forts. Between Taku and Ten Isln
the centres of. the defences and chief
arsenal of northern China, are permanent
camps at which there are usually 50,oV0
troops, infantry cavalry and artillery,
armed with Mauser rifles and krupp guns.
The cavalry also carry carbines. These
troops have been well instructed for ten
or twelve years by foreign officers.
The armament of tie Taku forts consists
Of very heavy Krupp guns. and the ao-
proaches to the forts from the Gulf of
Pechi Ii are extremely difficult
The Notifications consist of three forts,
large one on the right bank and two
smaller ones on the left, they being con-
structed according to Chinese models,
which are characterized by enormous d.
mansions. All the forts are armed with
numerous guns of the most varied sys-
tens and calibres.
The large fort has three bastions. which
are armed with guns of large caiibre for
firing over the breastworks. These has-
tons have so prominent a position that
they may be easily seen at sea, and the
guns placed upon them, therefore, can he
readily dismounted. In the construction
of all forts of the second zone, the muddy
clay soil of the coast was used, which.
during the dry season, becomes cracked
and crumbles very easily, and the garri-
sons are continually making repairs.
In Taku are the materials for closing
up the mouth of the Pie Ho. All the coast
fortifcations have mines.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-19
ACTION BY FRANCE.
Will Hold Viccroy of Yunan Sen Re
sponsible for Lives of Frcnchmen.

PARIS, June 1S-M. Delcassey has sum-
moned the Chinese Minister to Paris and
has requested him to Immediately tele-
graph to the Viceroy of Yunan Sen that
France will hold him personally response
BILE for the lives Of French citizens.
French troops are massed on the Ton
quin frontier of China, but their march
has been delayed, as the French authori-
ties fear to provoke an uprising OF the
population and a massacre of Europeans
before the troops could reach them.
The French Consul-General in South
China, who was instructed to send into
Tonquin all the French citizens at Tunan
Sen. cables from the latter place, under
date of Thursday, June 14th, that he has
been prevented from leaving with his
companions by the Viceroy. and that his
house and all the missions have been
burned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-19
BRITISH SHIPS SUNK.
This Report is Sent From Che Foo to
Berlin.

BERLIN, June 1S.-The German consul
at Che Foo telegrapls that a japanese tor
pedo-boat from Taku has brought the fol-
lowing:
The Chinese laid torpedoes in the Taku
River and collected troops from Shan Hei
kwan. The foreign commanders assem-
bled on the Russian flagship and address,
ed an ultimatum to the commanders of
the Taku forts, suInnoning them to with
draw their troops before O'Clock, June
18th. At 1 A NJ, June 18th, the guns of
the forts opened fire, thereupon the Rus
sian, British, French and Japanese war
ships replied The Commandment lasted
seven hours. Two British ships in the
river between the forts are reported to
have been sunk.
The telegraph line and railroad between
Tien Tsin and Taku were destroyed. Com
munication by water is also threatened"
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Money for Firemeh's Fund.

Chief w. G. Fuller has received a check
for $50 from Mr.. Arthur B. Clarke, presi-
dent Of the Old Dominion Iron and Nail
Works, which Mr.. Clarke. in rs letter.
says: I'VE desire to contribute % the
treasury of the Firemen's Relief AS: ocia-
ton, as an indication Of our appreciation
of the services rendered by your depart
ment at recent fire at these works.
Chief Fuller responded, .hank'nG the
donors, and assured them that the f.renen
would always be on The alert ard ready
to serve them.
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to Pckin before the railroad was inter-
rupted. They went forward to Pekin I'M
der an authorization granted by the
Chinese government to the United States
minister at Pekin.
Minister Conger detached twenty Of
these marines from his LEGATION and placed
them az a guard at the Methodist com
pound. This is an enclosure of some ten
acres situated nearly a mile distant from
the legation, where many missionaries and
their families, as well as a. large number
of native Christians, are believed to have
taken refuge.
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recruits for the Phtlippines.

NEW YORK, June 1S.-Fifteen hundred
recruits Tor the regular army in the
Philippines are now being enlisted, and
assembled in New York harbor and Co
lumbus barracks. Ohio. to sail on the
transports Buford and fitzpatrick about
the first of July next to take the places
of enlisted men whose terms of service
Will expire this year.
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Marines for Far East.

ANNAPOLIS, MD, June 1S.-Orders re-
ceived at the Naval Academy to-day for
detail Of seventy marines to hold them
selves in readiness for service in the Far
East, resulted in the necessary number of
volunteers from the 200 men stationed
here. within few minutes after it became
known that the men were wanted.
It is understood that Lieutenant W.
Garland Fay will accompany the detail.
It is said that the men will leave for
San Francisco on Wednesday.
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ABOUT TO SEIZE RAILWAY.
Lord Roberts Has His Eye on the Del
aoOa Bay Line.

LONDON, June 1S.-A belated dispatch
from Lord Roberts. date June 18th. gives
an official version of an attack on Brit
ish post at Sand River June 18th. by 500
Beers, witt three guns It says that Gen
eral Knox, with mixed force, drove off
the Beers, who left four dead and four
prisoners on the field. The British loss
was Major Seymour and two men killed
and nine wounded.
It was runored at Cape Town that Lord
Roberts is about to seize the Delagoa Bay
Railroad at strong strategic point
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Senator Bacon Was Poisoned.

MACON, GA, June Ex-senator A. O.
Bacon 10 just recovering from a severe
attack caused from eating toadstools.
which he mistook for mushrooms. The
Senator gathered the mushrooms In his
own fields. Since his first feast he has
had two physicians attending him regu-
larry, but he is now all right.