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The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-01-10

If it was considered neceFsaty to
fumigate the City of Peking's cargo
on the lst of October, why not those
of the Gaelic on the 7th aud the
Togo Maru or the 18th oi the me-
month"; Again, If necessary 20 iumi-
gate the freight from the China On
the Gath of October, why not that
of the Doric on the 80.b and Of he
Nippon Maru on the 3yh Coptic,
Toys Maru and Yorishini Mlru on
the 25th and Thyra on the 2Sth No
vember and of the America Maru
on the 4th and Carimarthenshire on
the 5th Decembsr2
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-01-10
FOR SALECHEAP
On Easy Terms.
BUlLDTNG LOTS AT PAWAA.

This Desirable Property bounded by een P"nanou ano hng
on the town the McCuy Homestea now ohereo Tor
sale The extension Street the land An Asan wen
the Premises supplies purest The reezes from anoa
Valley render the locality extremely heahfu The Property is on the
line of cars Rapid Transit will run through or by "
There is no better refined neighborhood in Honolulu
Ges- For Terms, etc, apply to
f. WUNDENBERG.
A Magoon's oice, next to 2, o.
80 rIcpTFOOT on the adjoining premises 1390-1m
The silver star., 1900-10-05
corts1 Pieiups.

Hon. Joe Smith and vito were visit
ing the Ute Agency at Navajo Springs
this week. They returned to Durango
Tuesday.
Ohas. G. Duff 10 acting clerk for Ig-
nacios Utes since Mr.. Kesley resigned
bic positlon In the service.
Fred Haller brought down load Of
coal from Msncos last Tuesday for e. r.
Lamb 4 Co.
J.N. Springer came over from Bay
field lest Tuesday. to visit his family.
The Board Of County Commissioners
met In regular session on the lot. last
Monday.
Some think tho Republican ticket ID
Q put up job, - Il b % week. It's not .
Job. It's tho best material thsy have.
They arc very scarce. boys. vsry scarce.
Tom 0raden and Sam Robinson are
both good mon. but ws cannot afford to
take chances ON wolcott. Too much
Cousin Ed. boys. we're sorry. but DR..
Copp and J. D. Adams arc the men to
vote for for senator and representative.
Prot. Black says he has 80 pupils on
rolled.
Chas. Mott has bssn frsighting plows.
harrows and oil kinda Of farm machinery
10 the Navajo Springs sgency for Tie
Utes. We wonder what they will do
with them. They haven't enough watsf
foe dousstie purposes. none for irise-
tion. lssll them to the whites fos monte
mousy.-ED.l
Mr. Boliinssr. Of the Mancos Trading
Co., took bic wife and sistsr down to ~
the Indians, lest Tuesday.
etsrl Thomas returned nom the Cli6
Dwsliers, lest Friday. with his Telluride
party. All report . nice trip and alI
sneak highly Of Jssss Maiors % . guide.
U. B. DAM.
The silver star., 1900-10-05

Miss Lena Senninget Of the Southern
Hotel. met with very painful accident,
last Saturday night. She was dipping
hot water out Of = boiler with q lard
bucket. when the bail broke and the
contents was emptied on her right ankle
and foot. Before shc could remove hee
hose II had almost cooked the 1esh "a
the bone. DR.. Haefeli thirks It will be
at least three weeks before she can walk.
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E. B. GARLrSoHousE.
Ras Tbompsod and vito had . closs

Ras Thompsof and wife had . clos.
call last Saturday while attempting tc
drive across the railroad ON their place
Tho down train makes but little. noiss
and - they were driving over rocks
with willows between them and the
train. neither Of them saw the train un-
til 1t hit their horses head and the train
men did not $50 them. Fortunately they
were not close enough for II to knock
the hosse down and no damage was done,
except to their nerves.
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A tslsgsan ~ resolved here ysstsr.
day. from Rleo lnstrueting the marshal
v assest cas Den Smith e hs put In %
sppSisaseA Later fsposss ssld that be
had shot . nan named NcMshon at
klns's switch. but up to the hour q 20
Ing 10 csem Tn esAn be- bsea unable
10 81 ~ 6ogp ds1nlts lnfosnation. e.
oept ~ 11D11Ghea Was shot in thu
baek ~ \ still alive. Smith was form
esly . seoideot = peleeoA
The silver star., 1900-10-05

The Populist convention. which met
In this city laet Saturday, nominated
Fenno Wakeman Of Rico. for represent
ative. Their resolutions endorse T. NJ.
Patterson for United States senator.
The SrAR 10 in receipt Of full report Of
the meeting through the courtesy Of
secretary E. B. Clark. but 1t came too
late for publication.
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oanleer Routs . Robbes.

J. r. Garrison, csshlsr q the bank q
Thornville, Ohio. had been robbed o.
health 81 ! SERIOUS lung trouble untn -
tried Dr. King's New Dieeoyeryi toe Con.
sumption. Tken hs wrotstslt q the hest
nedIcipe I ever Used ecr severe cold OF
8 bsd case Of lung trouble. I altsys Keep
& bottle on hand" Don't eu1Cs Win
Coushs. Colds Of any Throat. Ohsee -
Lups ffoublo when you cen b cured -
eoeily. Only U0c and o1!O0. Trial bottles
~ e r. b. OrdWay's drug store.
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FLenclieh AafaeI.

An attack Wa lately made on O. F.
Ccllier oe Cheeoks, Iowa. that nearly
proved fatal. Il came through his lid.
neys. His back got 20 lame 10 could not
ssoop without lrsst pain. nor ct in :
remedy hslpsd him until be tried Elsc-
tric 9Itter6 which Effected such won
d:.sal s cheoss !h.t 4 he vsit:s hs ten ne
curss backaehs and kidnsy trouble, pur.
i6ss the blood and buIlds up your health
Only 6oc & n. d. OrdwayIs dsne ssoss.
The silver star., 1900-10-05

A special meeting Of Narraguinup
Tribe No. 90, /. o. r. NJ. has been called
for Monday. Oct. Is. 1900. at 7:3o p. m.
at which time Great Sachem Marion
Cook. will pay the tribe an official visit
Every member Of the tribe is urged "a
be present at this meeting.
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po.oREa MoNTEzUMA FRlpAY ocToeeR eoo
H. G. Thomas. Of Cortes, shipped .
%. load Of mixed alfalfa and timothy hay
to Rico this week.

Ths Board Of Town Trustees mot IN
regular session last Monday night al
lowed sonsthing over eloo in hills, &C.
ceptsd the resignation Of Marshal Good
vim and installed Adam Lewey in his
place. a.
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RaIlrooa Noliooe.

Colorado Baptist State Conyentlon at
Pueblo. Oceobss - 10 g 1900.
A rate oe one ard one-hfth fares on the
certificate plan 3 suthc!ued from points
within the Btate 70 Feeolc and return.
Oeetidcatse available October 70 70 24!n.
cluslvs. and 70 b. signed BY J.w.Orooks.
6eoretary. :
One s9ansard iare Cor the found trip %
Denver and return for Grand Lodge !.
o. o. F.. Oct. 10 10 20.
Furshss Information cen be had from
''s.. p. y. puAxR, Agent,
The silver star., 1900-10-05

A. 7. Samson. county superintendent
Of schoole. wae visiting the schools in
Dolores and vicinity last Tuesday. Mr.
Samson 10 making an especial effort
with the teachers to increase the attend.
ance and stop tardiness. The co.opera-
tion Of parents can work wonders in
this line.
The silver star., 1900-10-05

The Republican legislative convention
Tor Dolores and Montezuma counties
met 10 this city last Saturday and nomi.
mated 8. R. Robinson Of Disappoint.
ment. 1t was all cut and dried and only
necessary to 60 through the motions to
maksrit complstay 4 ..
The silver star., 1900-10-05

Frank silvsy cane In Wednesday from
the uranium district o. Disappolntnsst
creek aftes supplies and returned ~
tsrday. He rspoets 70 new develop
msnts. bat says things are moving along
very sstisesstosily.
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ro "x. z.r

You say your advertisement shall
read; silent partner wanted. Shall We
put it In the business changes or the
matrimonial column. II matrimonial.
your should not use the word silent"
The silver star., 1900-10-05

D. J. ssysr. oe The Butterfly mine
near Ophir. vas . visitor In Dolores yss.
fsrday. He was looking for men to
work In The mine and mill and lett this
morning.
The silver star., 1900-10-05

A. p. Adams came In yesterday from
the Blue mountains end went on to
Rico and Telluride today. he reports
nothing new. but sesms we'll pleased
with the outlook toe that section.
The silver star., 1900-10-05

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quipins Tablets.
All druegisto refund the money II II fails
10 curs. q. ". Groves signature 10 on
each boz. 26c.
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01soped laeo Llvo o..

when . child I burned my foot
frighteully.. writes w. H. Eads.c .cf Jones.
vilIe, Va, (which caused horrible leg sores
Tor 50 years, but Bucklsn's Arnlcs 6a!vs
wholly cured me after everything elee
failed" lnfsllibls tor Burns, ,9celdc, ,Cuta
eorss, Bruises Aad' piles. Sold BY n. h.
Ordway. 26c.
The silver star., 1900-10-05

John Dsmby was Ia town from up the
rivse lest Tuesday. John contsnplatss
going Into ths mercantile businses on 3
small SCALE, u hs can hnd . suitable To-
cation and ~ With him success.
The silver star., 1900-10-05

A. Mcdonald was q visitor from ur
lhs river last Wednesday and Thursday
The silver star., 1900-10-05

VIM. N. King. the shoemaker. left last
Wednesday to be gone about two weeks.
Any work left at Pomsroy's barn will be
promptly attended 70 upon his return.
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Dolores Retail Prices.
w,haa.s Your FACE wtor,h7

Sonstimss fortune. but nsver.R you
have sallow complexion. . jsundiced
look moth, patches and blotches on the
skim all signs q Liver Trouble. But DR..
King'e New Lite Pulls give clear skin,
rosy cheeks. rich complexion. Only DC
at n. H. Ordwsy's drug store.
The silver star., 1900-10-05

John Bauer cane over from Mancos
last Sunday morning and ystvrnsd in
tho afternoon accompanied b hisSrand-
father. Carl 6chuls.
The silver star., 1900-10-05

Fos SALf:-A small bunch Of gentle
cows and hsiiers. Must sell at once.
Call at Pomsroy's barn and eco them.
The silver star., 1900-10-05

Mra n. Z. Hieks q Rico. wss the
guest Of Nrs. Chsb. johnson last Sun.
day and returned home ON Monday.
The silver star., 1900-10-05

Tho Rsthbons Sisters will put the
play entitlsd. sThs New Woman" on
tho boards In the near future. Watch
for tho dats.
The silver star., 1900-10-05

Jas. Belese ssd & J1s nasnsn Of Dis.
appointment caus ID 4 Wednesday on
business and rsturnsd yssestday.
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Fon gALs,--An A No. restaurant
out0t With furniture 10 elE t,ed rocms. -
Coed worker can Do fecd brs'esc91 g ss 1,..o rot
Ssrms, etc., enquiry v Mn. T. Weesoasss' eesas
The silver star., 1900-10-05

Joe 0ags. q RIes. ~ Ia this vicinity
lest Tuesday ed WSdnssday hunting
besf cattle for the hseq @Sskst.
The silver star., 1900-10-05

J. D. lies was business visitor K
lhis city last Saturday.
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]. L. Morrison, Of Arriola. visited Du-
rsngo the Arst Of ths wssk on business
returning home Wednesday.
The silver star., 1900-10-05

Clark Britain and Joe Caviness wer,
visitors in this city last Wednesda,
might.
The silver star., 1900-10-05

J.J. Harris 1 90. arc building q new
house on the lots east Of the school
houee. II will b Tor rent when com.
The silver star., 1900-10-05

Henry Abelin and family and Mis-
Katie Reed drove TO Durango on Mon
day last.
The silver star., 1900-10-05

John Scott. Of Lissard Head. passed
through this city last Wednesday en-
route to Durango.
The silver star., 1900-10-05

J.J. Hasris Z %. have in the most
complete line oe dry goods ever brought
10 0outeeuma county. Gall and ex-
The silver star., 1900-10-05

oopps the Cough and Wisst0 etthe oeid.
Laxitivs BFcmo. @ Anime Tablets cure
GOLD In one dsy. No cure.no pay. Price
The silver star., 1900-10-05
,oooe eoooocoooooooooo ooooooooooo
LOCAL NOTES.

90 . 3 . .
Miss Minnie Ordway 10 visiting rela-
lives at Mancos.
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@MA,.4

1tis signaAsss = q svssy bog q ~ gsnuins
Laxative brolmo- Quln1ne Fasa...
~ se0e1y ~ eugeo . oooo - - 1ay
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Mrs. II. v. Pyle.

FoR 4ALE:-We have lot Of 2xl, 2x6,
lx6 and lxl2 lumber st our Office, which
10 will coll cheap for cash.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-10-25
SITUATION IN CHINA.

Ii Hung Chang has arrived at Pekin.
A report received in Berlin that the
Empress Dowager was dead, Is dis
credited.
The troops in Pekin are reported to
be suffering from typhoid fever and
dysentery
Admiral Remey has sailed on his
flagship, the Brooklyn, for Nagasaki,
JAPAN thence to Manila
Germany's Chinese policy is becom-
ing unpopular among the great manu-
facturers in West Germany.
The movements of the so-called Chi
nese reformers have caused excitement
in military circles in Canton.
German officials approve of the at
titude taken by the United States gov
ernment in its reply to the French
note.
Agents for American and European
art and curio dealers are in PelSin and
Tientsin buying spoils of war from the
soldiers.
Reports are conflicting as to an en-
gagement between the Boxers and the
Chinese imperial troops west of Pao
Ting Flu.
The Chinese Imperial Court has been
delayed in its progress toward Sian Flu
by supposed rebels in the Province
of Shen ST.
General Liu, with a large force of
Black Flags. has started from Canton
to join the Empress Dowager at Sian
Flu and act as her body guard.
At conference of the ministers in
PelSin it was decided that the punish
ment of the ringleaders in the out
RACES, as set forth in the imperial edict,
was inadequate.
The German press ridicules and the
German government officials speak dis
approvingly of Russia's suggestion for
the settlement of the Chinese question
by the International Peace Tribunal
at The Hague.
Sun Vat Sen, the leader of the rebel
lion in Southern China, aims at de-
posing the Dowager Empress and the
capture of Canton. Another armed
movement in Southern China is that of
the Black Flags.
The Russian southern and northern
armies have joined hands near Mukden.
thus placing all of Manchuria east OF
the River Lao and a portion west of
the river in the hands of Russia
The Yang Use viceroys declare they
will oppose any advance of the Ger
mans into the Sbang Tung province.
Field Marshal Won Waldersee takes a
serious view of the revolutionary
movement.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-10-25
CRASHED INTO STREET CAR.
Fifteen Wore Injured, Two Perhaps
Fatally.

Indianapolis (SpeciaD IA Lake
Erie and Western Railroad switch en-
glne, in charge of Engineer John A..
Bepley and Fireman Edward Fultz,
struck street car at Thirteenth street.
There were q persons in the car, and
Of this number Is were more or less
injured, two of them perhaps fatally.
The engine struck the front end Of
the car, reducing it to kndling wood
and carrying it for fully 20 feet, and
finally threw it against a freight car
standing on side track
The passengers, some of whom were
in the demolished end of the car, were
pinioned down by the broken tlmbers.
The doors could not be opened, and
the less injured people in their mad
rush to escape trampled over those
unable to help themselves. TO add to
the general confusion the steam from
the engine enveloped the wrecked car
and it was with great difficulty the
work of rescuing them was carried
forward. At least half the passengers
were women and their screams and
the crash awoke people living within
two blocks of the scene of the accl-
dent.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-10-25
Must Return to England.

New York (SpecaD Inspector Jas.
Stockley and Jas. Kyd, of Scotland
Yard, London. arrived in this city and
reported to Captain McCluskey, of the
Detective Bureau. The British officials
are here for the purpose of taking back
to England with them Julian r. Bid
dulph Arnold, second son of Sir Edwin
Arnold, the poet, who is wanted on the
charge of embezzlement. The amount
named is $12,500, but reports have it
that 1t is much more.
Arnold fled from England early this
year. Last May detectives rrested
him in San Francisco. Extradition
proceedings We're begun. Arnold, who is
a member of one of the best-known law
firms of London, England, is now on
his way across the continent in charge
of United States marshals.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-10-25
nAsIs Or rnrNcn NOTE.
Tho Opening Of Peace NegotiatIons 1,
china.

Washington (SpeciaD For the first
time. in three days Minister CongeI
was heard from ut the State Depart
ment. He communicated by cable the
substance of certain propositions ad-
vanced by Prince Ching and Ii Hung
Chang as basis for the conduct OF
negotiations for settlement of the
Chinese trouble The Chinese govern
ment already had prepared the way for
these by a preliminary action looking
toward the punishment of Chinese Of
ficials guilty OF completely in the Boxer
uprising, and while the text Of Mr.
Conger's communication is not made
public, 1t Is believed that the last Chi
nese advance is addressed to some of
the propositions contained in the
French note. being in the nature of
counter-proposals, and proceeding
upon the theory that what has been
done IN the matter of punishments is
sufficient to meet the demands from
the powers.
Minister WI called at the State De-
partment by appointment and had Il
long conference with Secretary Hay.
The Secretary previously had spent
an hour with the President at the
White House, presumably in the con-
sideration of Mr.. Conger's communica-
tion, and it is believed that Minister
WI was called to the department to
throw light upon some of the detailed
propositions.
II was learned at the State Depart
ment that Mr.. Conger's previous in
structions fit him perfectly to deal with
the new phase of the Chinese situation
developed by the general acceptance
nf tho INpanph thn hogic
present action. M. Thiebaut, the
French charge here, called at the State
Department and proposed to the Sec
retary the immediate institution at
Pekin of negotiations for n settlement,
and 1t appears that the Secretary then
agreed to do his part. His promise
was made verbally and it may not be
reduced to writing at all, but Mr.. Con-
ger is already acting in conformity
herewith. Most of the powers have
accepted the French note with reser-
vations, but it is said that they all
agree upon sufficient number of
points Of the first magnitude to war
rant the assembling of the diplomatic
body at Pekin to begin the work Of
formulating objects OF common desire
and reconciling divergent views. 1t is
probable that to this body will be re-
ferred the latest Chinese counter
proposition.
There is reason to believe that the
government will take favorable action
on the latest proposition of the French
government, presented through the
French charge d'affaires, M. Thiebaut
This contemplates the opening OF peace
negotiations on those points which the
powers are agreed upon.
Secretary Hay said that the reply to
the message of the Emperor of China
thanking the President for the attitude
of the United States and expressing
hope of speedy settlement had been
dispatched. II was purely formal in
character. 1t thanked the Emperor for
his expressions and joined in the hope
of a speedy and satisfactory peace.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-10-25
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.

General Butler has said farewell to
his troops and gone south.
King George, Of Greece, arrived In
Paris TO see the Exposition.
There has been further decrease in
the birth rate in Berlin, which Is now
but 20 per 1000.
The British have reoccupied Wep-
ener, RouXville and other towns in Or
ange River Colony.
Cecil Rhodes assumed the presidency
OF tne Congress of the South African
League at Cape Town.
Inc British parliamentary elections
are about over. The ministerials' gains
are 30; the opposition 49,
a minor official Of the Vatican was
arrested on the charge of being con-
cerned in the recent theft.
The British steamer Highland Prince
arrived mt Montevideo with bubonic
plague on board. Five deaths occurred
during the voyage.
Lord Roberts reports that a party
of English engineers, with forty men
OF Paget's Rifle Brigade, were am
pushed by Beers The losses were
heavy.
King Leopold, of Belgium, has ar
rived In Paris to see the Exposition,
put VIII remain incognito, and declines
TO occupy quarters in the sumptuous
mansion fitted up for royal visitors,
which has been empty nearly all the
time.
Emperor William, in an address at
the laying of the foundation stone of
the museum to be erected on the site
of the Roman fortress at Saalburg,
said that the German youth would
learn at his museum what world-em-
pire means.
The Beers continue very active in
the Kroonstad district. A British cap
tain was killed through mistaking n
party of Beers clad in khaki for
English soldiers. The Beers captured
a detachment of the Cheshire Regi-
ment. In fight near Frankfort seven
Beers were killed, nine wounded and
eighteen captured.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-10-25
TWO KILLED IN A WRECK.
Express Runs Into Open Switch in Chi
cago-Three Injured


Chicago (SpeciaD.-An open switch
at Eighty-fifth street, South Chicago,
believed to have been purposely mis-
placed, caused the death of two men,
seriously injured three others and
made wreckage of the engine and for
ward part of the New York and Bos-
ton express train on the Lake Shore
and Michigan Southern road. The
engine was demolished and two mail
and two express cars were piled up
in a heap, but the five coaches directly
behind the baggage cars did not leave
the track, and their occupants escaped
injury. The train was running As
miles an hour when it struck the
switch. The following were killed in
the wreck:
ii. ]. Jerough, fireman, and an un-
identified man, probably tramp.
Among the injured are: Lewis Rey-
nolds, engineer, fatally hurt; L. G..
Butner and Frank Morton.
1t is believed that the wreck was
caused by some persons who had de-
liberately broken the switch. Three
locks which are used to hold the
switch in place had been broken and
could not be found. A dense fog that
hung over the city made it impossible
for the engineer to see the signals, and
he had no warning of the danger.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-10-25
ABOUT NOTED PEOPLE.

The only royal lady in Europe to
hold the degree of NJ. d. is the consort
of the King of Portugal.
Miss Margaret Stokes, who died the
other day at Howth, County Dublin,
was a distinguished Irish archaeologist
and antiquary.
John NJ. Kell who was executive Of
ficer of the privateer Alabama during
the Civil War died recently at his
home in Sunnyside, Ga.
Simon Napoleon Parent, the new
Prime Minister of the Province of Que
bee. in succession TO the late Premier
Marchand, is distinguished lawyer.
Ten years ago Mr.. Parent was practi-
cally unknown.
Few of the eminent lights in Ameri-
can gardening were better known than
William Saunders, chief OF the experi-
ment grounds of the United States De-
partment of Agriculture at Washing
ton-a position he held ever since the
department was organized. Mr.. Sam
ders. whose death occurred recently.
was born at St. Andrews, .a
TAM Mitani, the young Japanese
voman who has come TO this country
TO take course in Bible instruction.
at Northheld, Mass, will spend her
winter holidays in Washington as The
guest of the japanese Minister
Miss Braddon has published over 60
novels since 1862, Previous to trying
literature, however Miss Braddon ap-
peared on the stage. There Is some
doubt in the matter but "An Old
Player" has declared that the future
novelist made her debut at the Brighton
Theatre Royal in 1857. and that during
the FIVE following months she imperso-
mated as many as 5S distinct charac-
farG
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-10-25

Berkeley, Cal. .(SpeciaD President
Wheeler of the State University has
received word that Prof. Carl C. Plehn
has arrived in the Philippines and has
commenced the work of inquiry into
the conditions Of internal taxation.
Later he will have charge of the first
census ever taken in the Philippines.
Under the Philippine Commission a
night school has been opened in Ma
Mia for the purpose of instructing in
English. More than 200 students are
attending and another school will be
started.
Dr. David p Barrows assistant su-
perintendent of public instruction, has
been given entire charge Of the schools
in Manila. He will reorganize them
according to modern ideas.