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APouTICAL poTPoURRI

tof the time aud place. y#..#
Speaking OF chairman oi the state
central committee. made necessary by
the candidacy OF Judge Steele Tor the
district JudgeShip, what Is the matter
with Judge Jamison# or former Mayor
W H. Eustis
Fred MeGhee is in Kansas City in
the capacity OF an alternate from tue
Fourth distriet. helping the democrats
TO save the country from the demnition
bow-wows. and Joseph Houser repre-
sents the colored free silver republicans
as a delegate at the White metal side
show
Ii is said that Mayor Gray will IN a
few days issue a public statement de
Ginning 10 stand Tor the denomination
at the hands of the democrats, and yet
there are people uneharitable enough
to say that he does not look ahead.
II is confdeutally whispered around
that the candidates for special munici-
pal Judge are to organize a republican
club composed entirely OF candidates
Tor the republican nomination lust as
soon as the aspirants reach nifty IN MINI
Der
Ii Teddy" Roosevelt Is as popular
in his home state as he is in the North
n m1l,, -, ,bn,f The way New Work
u,,n cast IL vote IN Novembcr
Th 90, rn -, r h., sr,.,,,,,t,or oi
| Capt $ T. Van SAINT for the governor
/ ship by Minnesota republicans /, a
splendid illustration Of what can be ac
compitshed through persistence. The
| captains nomination IS the result OF
i..,tsl ,,,r,l;d ne fnT The nomination
No ge,rs a,,, ,,u,t. I'm smilinp IN The
,,a,,,,,.,is.r 7f,,l rrndrr@d valiant ..,f,ice
=, he o,rt,, an The st,,r,n and tl,ep
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santa Ana tai Jaly 6. - Emil Mar.
1sf.befa. - asrguaaf Of long expert
eses, Ell from height 81 S09 fret
while making a talig'fa asefns.9n. and
y - erushsd 20 deafh ia the pfsaenrs u
thousands Of spectators. The aeeioent
va oauas3 ~ the brsakiag Of strap
TO which be- uas baBRtaR ~ his teeth.
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The situation in Kwang lung to-
eastern proviueel growsZworse.Z Ii
Hung Chang Is said to be trying to.
raise a force of eao.0un militia.
anarchy is widespread in the prov
ince of shan Tung, in spite of the ef-
forts of Yuan -shikai. the governor. Ia
control the resolt.. Happily baud Of
IS American and other missionaries
reached Tieutsin safely July :.
ZNiceros Liu is reported TO he freely
executing disturbers of the pence At
Marking
warnInn to Emperor William.
The German ehamber of commerce ~
Shanghai has warned Emperor William
not to underestimate the gravity of the
situation. but to send troops proper
Tomato with the forces of the other
powers.
\ statement Is published in Berlin
that the Chinese have already taken
Ticntsin. but a cable dispatch from
shanghai. dated July I. 9:35 p. IN,
shows that according to the latest ad-
vices the city is still in the hands Of
ttf' ftb'l'1s NHRhkh tti'
Chinese forces continue their attempt
10 isrlate them, a. they did NJ Picking.
They were receiving constant Access
sions many troops arriving from Man
churia, The dispatch adds that Col.
| NogAek, commanding the Russian
az Tieutsin. was almost exhausted. lie
had been three days and nights in the
saddle, directing operations.
Japs came ia MEX of Time.
london, July L. \ news agency dis
patch from Shanghai dated Nedues
day. July I. after reiteratmg he state
mrut that there has been heavy tight.
ing al ricutsiu. adds hat only the ar
rival of aao Japanese prevented the
capture of the town.
nussla Not 80 Mar with china.
London. .tu,Y o. according IA "a 81.
Petersburg dispatch the senior Russian
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LONDON. July The war Office bas
received the foljouiag dispatch iron
Grn Buller:
'.standaraon. lily s-f'lsFy. from Grey.
Hnkslsa. JOINED hsn5s yenter5a4. at
Zuikersfsssth Hand river with Hart. from
Hss8elt,~rx fau IN the TfansvaaD. MET
wsta bat slight gcsssifsga darins the
match
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No, Ennnnh Ii.nr.s.

New York july A large number
OF unidentified bodies recovered from
the Hoboksn steamship IRE ssre
buried iu that eitf Tbarsday There
were rot enough htarses in Jertey Cits
and Hoboksn 70 carry all ~ the dead
ard the eorouer was compelled TO
earfg some on truck
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Conservative Element, However,
Succeeds in Having Imperialism
Made the Paramount Issue.
PA = First in Platform and Declares
That "lmperialism Strikes al Very
Existence of the Republic"
This proves Acceptable 10 All and
No Fight WiiI ne Made In Con-
Vpntion ON silver Issue.

Kansas city. Mo. July 6-Ths plat
form committee has changed the order Of
the presentation II snhj"cts and placed
the question Of impegi~asn in the uoHt
place. making it In thtz way. and also
by actual declaration the paramount t--
sac. II says "Whife other issues are
vital. tie qurtio Of Imperialism stlik ,
al tire existence OF th, republic.
The committee on re sbiuiloHa comp,,tcd
H. work on thc platform It 40 n. IA ans
adjourned sine die. Ihe vote ou tue
adoption of th, report was unanimous
The conservative eiefneut at the comm, h.
tee GA platform are hFhIy pjeusea over
the making of tmper alism the i=sn, 1i
prlmate importance am aame ~ thsm 'N-
press the opinion thu this declaration
Will hr of greater beurHt ia them than
the omission Of reference 10 the rats
would have heen
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II was at a wedding and as the soon-to-be
welded couple walked down the aisle Of the
little church embarrassment was plainly
written on the face of both; but when, in re-
sponse to the question by the minister if
either Of them knew of any reason why they
hould not lawfully be joined together, there
anne boldly forth from each the answer Il
d." the evident embarrassment on their
part was changed to one Of real on the part
OF the clergyman.-Harper' Monthly.
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1nann AIa.r l,saIt mast

NantFral. Jniy "a telephone nsess
ssge from Gfsnd Mere, Qustee. states
that i;usarfl Aiger. IT.. uh0 u gen.
essl fnapsgsr 81 the i.aBrent.ne pulp
utiIls. had his right hand blown on
by the premature explosion Of . giant
frecraek her al ten o'eloek "Wednesday
nlsht HIs arm is also badly injured
The Afro-American advance. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1899-19??, 1900-07-07

San Francisco, July 6. - George u.
whitney has retained the tennis cham.
pionship u the United states by de-
feailug sumner Hardy In series Of
ten games. lie Is now the permanent
possessor Of the championship cup He
will 60 east to participate Ia the sea
ann "a a tnbea
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naval commander AZ Taku recently
telcRraphcd To st. Petersburg for IN.
siructions az To the disposal Of the Chi.
nrsr prisoners Ia his hands and the re-
pl, he received II said TO have been in
definite and 20 The eject that Russia
Was not In "a state Of war with China.
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stunned the school visitor.

A visitor at a Columbia, Mo, school the
other day asked Que OF the lower grade
class this question: What is the axis OF
the earthy" IAN imaginary line passing
earth revolves." proudly answered pupil.
Yes said the examiner, well pleased, and
could you hang a bonnet on it?' Yes, sir. -
Indeed! And what kind OF a bonnet
=" An imaginary bonnet, sir The visitor
asked no more questions ChroH-
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Not Eahaa.tsa BY eslslrstlon.

Canton. o.. anly President Nc
Kialey was about the house at the
usual hour THURSDAY morning lie
was apparently noae the worse for
the heavy demands made upon him
"Wednesday News from China similar
Ia the press reports came from Wash
ington. but there has been M official
work 10 occupy him
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chou, the French minister. aud his
wife we're we'll The other legations,
the custom house aud missions had
been burned. The foreign troops had
lost six men Killed aud had siN men
wounded including the commander Of
the British detachment
Resist Repeated Attacks,
Shanghai July g. \ messenger
with official adviccs who left Picking
June "a says that over 100000 Chinese
soldiers aud rioters surrounded the IL.
cations, but, Ia spite Of fierce attacks.
they had not then succeeded IN break
log through the wall
The messenger also said that ail per.
sons connected with the palnc" we're
pro. BoSef. even the princess and dukes
and everyone wor.hlping the god OF
the IiDNrrs.
The gates 81 the inner city, IL vas
added. were open for half day
Dispatch fvom Ksmpn.
Washington. July The navy de
pnrtment has received the following
chblegram from Admiral Kempf:
"Chefoo- ayers. Of the oregon, com.
mmuds force Picking Capt. ian aud Pr
Llppltt also there. hEAPFF'
Humsrs of Massacre,
London. Juiy d. -- The oft-fepeate ed
siory Of the massacre Of oil the whites
Ia Picking is being rct0id with eifcum'
staHtiaiity that almost coBElncea those
who have hitherto refused 10 credit the
sIekeninR details. The only hopeful
feature ~ the evil news 10 The fact that
Il CONES from Chinese sources a.
shanghai. but II ls realized even " the
tragedy has not yet been enacted II
cannot long be dsiaJsd nnlest help
comes from unknown sources. Even
the holding of IisHfaiu against the
sserw hsimlHR bardra now seems 10 be
very remote possibility while the
safety Of other treaty ports IL aeriouaiy
threatened.
A difpatrh from Chefoo dated
"Wednesday voters a fear that, In view
~ ihr imminenee 81 tbe summer falHk.
II viii be- impossible for The joint
fsfesa 10 advance TO Peklpg until au.
fumH.
According to reports from shanghai
The IhlHess army. Oh march south
ward from Pekibg, has reached Lofa
This IL presumably Gen. Nish 81
Cbsng's force en- route 20 attack Ten.
tan. Another force o. 20 500 Chinese
RON Lutai has appeared northeast 81
Tlsnisin and h reported 20 haze been
driven bsnt by the eombin forces oi
gusala and Japon. The lossss Of the In
iernati0nais were heavy
a HeNFfhIe spectacle.
The native city when captured was a
h0rrIbIs spectacle. Chinese bodies -
log thiek around the guna.
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widowed nathsr.crIms

Cincinnati. July g Mrs. Mary 7
Lssmiah widow. killed her baby boy
with ehloroiorm and attempted to kill
her thres.year.oid son by gas. She
then jumped from the Chesapeake g.
Ohio railway bridge into the Ohio ris
e. Her body has not been recovered.
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WAIT \ MINUTE.

Have you noticed that the VIM f.
Nagel Undertaking Company appreci-
ates the business that YOU have been
giving them by advertising in our pa
per See their neat card at the loot OF
the column.
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5GSGG0OGS:GDGOS0GODSGGd
TWIN CITY NEWS.
ST. PAUL.

Now that your house cleaning Is all
over. suppose you visit THE ORIEN-
TAI HAIR PARLORS. on the cor
ner# OF Seventh and Sibley, room nos
Beahmer block. and get your hair
cleaned You will loook good and feel
good. Mrs. +. J, Allen, proprietress.
Hellol | want to tell Madam T. LII
verne Adams. the fashionable dress
maker on Wabasha street No. AIS. that
| desire her TO make me one OF those
summer creations. all over lace and
tucks. that is so swell | am going TO
Mrs Newrich's musicale and | must
have 1t.
Correspondence. letters. etc. must
reach us by "Wednesday for publication.
sos Thomas street
Ii you are living to eat, or eating to
i've. the Godfrey Boarding House is the
place Tor you The best is served at a
price you can afford. I4S East Ninth
street,
Madam L, Luverne Adams fashion
able dress making parlors 4lS Wabasha
street (upstairs).
Have YOU attended the big Methodist
camp meeting? If not, be sure and sc
out one evening,
Mrs. T. c. Garner spent the Fourth in
delightful manner down al Hastings
visiting Mrs. Seth Austin.
Mrs. Carrie Linsay entertained AZ III,
residence Of her mother. Mrs. ". 5
Molit Wednesday evening in honor a
Miss Florence Drake OF Saltwater
Mrs Amy Carter desires To thanh
/ her friends who SO Literally patronizcC
! her booth during the carnival period
and reports 4 nice little financial mar
gin above expenses. Many OF her wliit'
friend, helped her in a substantial way
Through Ar + ?. Wade She secured
Coy Lind approval and Tree use q
one oi the state tent covers. lhrougi
Lawyer McGhce' $ influence she was as
surcd OF protection by Ch1et OF Pohc'
O'Connor. All OF which she thorough
| ~ appreciates and desires through GU
| paper to return thanks again an'
again
The Advance Woman" had the mis-
/ fortune ia lose her purse on an Inter
rrhan ear Saturday. and with il he
/ little all Can Won appreciate the sit
uatious am moi begging. but you vii
make me forget a whole lot oil my trou
| bcs il YOU come up with your SubsCrip
tiors right away. We surely need It
Mrs Nelson Russell and mother
Me- I'm are n homo with Mrs I. +
~ : Up -" AZ n t'' strrst until Ar.
Russell leaves to Join her husband a
! Montreal. Can.
NJ II WILLIAMS ;s enjoying shor
,.ara,;on y;tb b;s family ON Charlie
-,
So .,....- $500.
ne new Eastern 91a, O''P'eI 'i SS'ii
Yea recently py VI. ! atl On ;. l. ~" 40.
under iillno'S Jurlsuicuoni vas H ,'.i
| plcted FRIDAY evening" ana '''S lo,'y w
ing othcero appointed; H. u, Nea., w
patron; MS l.. Neal' w llHt .,. vi
MIS- J. w. hoseI, dssue'a.e NAV W ~
Mrs { ,. turner, treasurer it l M.s
Mary Morgan, secretary NJ ;. N :, y
Naming cohductfess. MIS-. oIlh :: o '.I
erN' aSSocla.S 'on9uTlIeSs' n NJ ~
tts. aga; ME-. Caluwelr G Hu'" M ~
KutuS Deco EStiler MIS-, Slles. D tfI
marina MIS-, Geo' Day Eleou q, ~, ~
CHds' ~ wal uN' W. y" mn ia'..;.
! After the ceremonies substantial
lunch was served TO the NiSitlhg si''ef'
All had an enJoyable t'ihe'
Little Miss Runiese smith, OF ia
mund street, has been visiting IN Min
neapolis all week with the Harpers'
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Jspa.... naII,.aa oee..a.

Yokohama. July 9. The seoal and
Chfmuipo railway has been completed
ard Is being operated. Marquis i;o Is
making progress 10 the formation Of a
rev political party with the ultimate
object Of forming a beW cabinet.
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He was a candidate for sitisrmssis boa.
"A .pseehi A spsesb!F yelled The
eroH4
IL Response % the p9pglaF siamDs be
H49antAd an empty beer ksz ard ssa8.
Bogs. I thank y9u. a hands stefs Ia
: 3e abd have a55gasthiuz
II Was hrlef specimen q s''-Atsrg BAT i
tsaeaed the spot --Case1z1 EgeEisisE Asea.
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lust LOOK HERE.

We will not insult your intelligence.
We think you know that no man can
continue in business unless he receives
patronage from the people. An up-to-
date meal, or a cosy room can be had
at John Godfrey's, I4S East Ninth
Street.
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The plank Agreed Upoa.

Tho plank agreed uuon Il as follows
we reiterate the demand of the plat
form Of 1895 for an American financial
system made b. the American people for
themselves which shall restore and main.
tain a bimstaliic price level. and as part
OF such system the immediate restoration
Of the free and unlimited coinage OF sill
yer ana gold at the present legal ratio ri
10 10 ! without waiting Tor the aid or con
sent Of any other nauon'
a subcommittee consisting Of Jones.
Blackburn. Metralfe. Gerard. Van Wyck
Stone. Williams. McGsttriok and Tiilman,
vas appointed 70 draft "a platform.
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Annther nrn..nrlnn nl.rntch.

Paris. July G-The French consul
at Chcfoo telegraphs that a thina'
man, who left Picking june IS. reports
that all the ministers aud residents
were tbcu assembled at the British
leeatiah the French, Herman and
Japanese legations were guarded ny
their own dctaehmeuis. and NJ III
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vlssIms OF TIE fearsA.

Philadelphia. July .. TIE Hat Of
fatalities resulting from the explosion
Of fireworks in the Italian section Of
the city wednssday now Numbers eight.
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behind the scenes.

Ham Lett--Are there any long waits in
the piece you are playingy
weeks for a chance TO look at my salary
Chicago Journal
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plicit declaration for silver coinage at 10
to f. The vote stood % 90 a.
There will be no minority report on the
platform. the opposition having decided
that such "A report would be useless
The vote stood az follows on q rrsolu.
ton - substitute "a - TO ! declaration
for "a simple rcatilrmation OF the tht-
cago platform.
Ayes-Aiabama. Arkansas. Colorado.
Delaware. Idaho Iowa, Kansas Ken
lucky Maine. Maasaohusrtts Missouri,
Nebraska. Nevada. New llampahirc.
North Dakota, oregon, South Carolina.
Tennessee. Vermont. Washing ton. Wy
oming. Arizona. Oklahoma. Indian Tern.
tory New Mexico, Hawaii 30
California, Connecticut Florida,
Georgia Illinois Indiana. Louisiana.
Maryland. Michigan. Miuursnta. Mlssit-
sippl. New Jersey New York, North
Carolina, ohio. PcnnsviFaula, Rhode Is-
land. South Dakota. Texas. Tnh. VIZ
ginia. West Virginia. Wisconsin. Aiaska
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snfr on July

London, July "a dispatch re-
ceiNed Thursday by a news agency
of this city from Shanghai under
date of July 1. announces that the
British legation az reking, with t,b0o
refugees, was still safe when the mes.
sage VAS sent
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THE ORIENTAL HAIR PAR

LORS, on the corner OF Seventh and
Sibley streets. room 2o5, krahmer
block, is the place to go for all kinds OF
fashionable hair dressing. etc Straight
enng hair and scalp treatment spe-
eialy. Hair work done to order Calls
made at residences. Prices made salts
factory Mrs. +. ! Allen, proprietor.
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No matter what job Il IS, there Is always
somebody who wants it.-N asbiugton tlal
Democrat,
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Some men need time locks or theih mag
nation Il hieaz1 Dispatch.
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FOR(EOiTl).k|LI. HIMSELF.
The Emperor of China Is Given
Fatal Dose of Opium by
Prince Tuan.
EMPRESS TAXES DRUG BUT STILL LIVES.
a Dispatch from shanghai Jnder
Date of July Announces That
british Legation at rrktna and
1000 Refugees Mere satr-RWmSrs
of MRssacrc.

Shanghai, July Emperor Kwang-
nsu committed suicide 10y taking opium
under eompulsiop of Prince Tuan,
= me 10 The empress dowagrr also
took poison but is StiIl alive, though
reported Ia be insane from the effects
of the drug
The above had been officially re
ported TO the German consular stat
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4 SNAP IN REAL ESTATE.

5000 cash will buy two lots 4oxIso it.
ore a corner lot, out on Grand avenue,
the most beautiful residence portion OF
the city 1t will pay you to look this
up Owner can give you clear title.
Apply to Mrs r. S. Jackson, 1912
Seventh street south. Minneapolis,
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IAMES n ANDERSON

-7UVN- -
\. B ST James A. NJ. Z. 5. :. has
changed the hour OF session from 3
O'Clock p. m 20 a. m. beginning July
9Th. J. r. A. Supt
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chon, the French minister. aud his
wife were well, The other legations,
the custom house aud missions had
been burned The foreign troops had
lost six men Killed aud had siN men
wounded. including the commander Of
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The Vote tommIttcc.

Kansas city. Mo. Juiv 6-The reaolu-
lions committee has decided for an ~
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The native eity uhsn captured Was a
horrIbIs spectacle. chIusse bodies -
log thiek around the guna.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1900-01-12
COOKERY IN BOLIVIA,
thupc, an Uncertain Kind Of stew.
Liz nm Irish Stew, IN the
National Dish.

The stoves Of the bolivian InGians
are curious things. \ hole is dug in
the ground about IS inches deep and
a foot square, and over this is built q
roof Of clay with holes Of different sizes
70 receive The various cooking pots.
Roasting is done on spits passed
through the holes, 50 that the meat
comes out very much smoked unIcs,
great care j. taken to have only live
coaIa at the bottom Of the oven.
The national dish, and the common
food Of the masses, is "chupc," "A sort
Of first cousin to the Irish stew, If is
a congium"ratc composed Of Irregular
constituents from the animal and vege-
table k~iugdoms-a mess of mutton and
such other meals As are available:
chicken, fish, fruits, potatoes, carrots,
barley. corn, rice, onions, vans, etc,
chopped mp, highly seasoned with pep.
pers and herbs, and stcwcd to a con-
sisichcy Of porridgc.
What happens to be left from one
meal SINNERS in the pot until the next.
II the fire goes cut the 'chupe" is al
lowed to "ooI, but tits warmed upagain,
and a new supply Of the ingredients
added to the wa.sr-logged and greasy
stuff for the next meal.
In tn" cities, at - hotels and res
tauran's whore there are French or
cooks, the "chupe" is savory and
raIatabIe, but the further you 60 from