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- THE eEsT s3uTE TO THE 49,
NORTH riuG EAST.
ouLLMAN vESrgUttr 0acH S
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-06-07
Ser Babe uso Der STUDS.

Gin Rabe bate etn Stiid SGIe sez
itoblen uno febte ii6 auf etnen Baum,
Inn ieinen Raub gu peraebrsn.
&aum getpabrte bies Der 5u9s, alS
er aud ihon ppa gegebrli9tsit nd9
BEN 6errIi6en 8iiIen tra6tete unb duf
etne Gift fam, i'm gu betommen.
Oemiitbig nGberte er ii9 benz
8uume unb iprah gu benz Ra6en:
pGbeliter Der @Osel, 9iebling Der 90t=
ter unb Meni9en, ipie idDu lit oein
9efieoer, tpie itrablerb bein guee unb
ipte sbel bein S6ndbell = Wenn oeine
Stimme aud 10 i90n tlinst, 10 biit bu
Der 40nig Der 001el."
9ei6meidslt bur9 bieIe 9obIprii9e,
ba6te Der &abe, bic tdnn i9 i'm ia
bOren luFen; er 0ffnete ieinen S4nuz
bel. um iein bodies Rdb! Rub! err
i4aIIsn gu lafsn. IieB babel absr ben
&dIe fallen.
9isrig peridlang ibn Der Su9s unb
rief Oem Raben b0bniI6 gu: n0ieien
8rOden ipollts id baben, unb neil i9
beine Summbeit fannie, riibmte i9
beine Stimme.
9si9dmt flog Der Rd6e baoor.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-06-07
gu naturgetreu.

Der 9runnenipirtbs Sepp, Der
i6On felt ldngerer 3sit nit Der ni6t
mebr 9erube iuneen Salter 2iesl elm
9'fpuii getrisben, mD9te auf CUTE Utas
nier BON ibr lostommen. = Sd fdut
ibm eine S6laubsit ein. @r berebet
ii9 nit ieinsm 6rsunb, Dem 9rabens
Soni, baB bieier bic 2iesl gu einem
Stellbidein perleiten ipllte; bann
fpiirbe er = Der Sepp = pl0Bli9 olSus
tpmmen unb pe9eR ibrer untreue nit
ibr bre1en.
Ri9tig, Der Spni bringt burb pisles
3ureben bic 2iesl 10 nett berum, bub
iie nit ibm Elm 3uiummentreffen mad
9ebetlduten BEL Der Sdielitaubsn am
Wtoosba9lratn ausmabt. Der Sepp
I9lei6t Iib CUR re9ten 3eit baSu unb
eripii9t 9eibe. 8ie er lie aber 10 in
traulihem GeIprdd beiIammen iiebt,
pddt i'm plOblih eine fpiitbsnbs Gifers
Tu9t. Gr faBt ben Spni unb priigelt
i'm tpinbeltpeib bur6. grIt na9 ldns
gerer 3eit eeIingt es be- 2iesl, bas
drme Spfer gu befreien, bas i4leunisii
unb perbliifft ReiBaus nimmt. =
y0u, b0r' sinmal," iagt am anoeren
Morssn Der Soni gu Ieinem 6reunbe,
ripie mar benn bDs gsitern eigentlr
@arum bait y mi benn gar 10
fatrii9 g'baut9"
rSa, Tdau," meint Der Sspp perIes
gen, riunit bdtt's ia grab ausg'i6uut,
als bdtt'n ptr's auss'madt mitdns
anb'!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-06-07
Der @iIofans.
gpu gbpiu SBprmauu.

Sic Mutt,r ipri6t: YWlsiu @iloiaus, Ius'
aeas lu6ft ou nur ben eanien SagP
T-georum ioIt' i'd ni6t la6sul
Sn 6aus uub Sof in 6sIO uuO 5lur
Sinh lauter luftee aeute nur,
unO lautsr lnit'se SGDen.
sr1riibmugsns la6t Der Souneni6sin
Wlir luitis bis ms 9stt biueiH -AA
sllne reanen tbut's lpobl Himmer2a
..Sonn tropft's 30 orpllis auf Oas Soh,
S0nT quaten mid bic 5r6i6t irab -
81 iGten gibt e INNER.
r-Snr Gdulc oebt es trdllerRo oann,
Stt 2tbrer ladt psnn i'd mas fam -"
pllra Sfefte ieBts uobl uimmer!"
rSS, tpeuu er tpit Elm gdrbsiB grollt,
Stu Plumb perjitbt, bic gluseu rollt -
gu laden gbt es INNER.
p.llno ton1n' i'd btim, mas bats fir Tpfb
Gam ladlt mid on has Yittagsbrot ~"
rllnb GrtsnutB eibts Dobi uintmer7"
rrUtau iniudt IS bait uno oenit babel,
rs iudre iiiber Saitrbrni
.3u laden sibt IS INNER.
yrS Damn gebt ts nit Otm Seinj binaus,
Sa lGtt man fb erft griiuoltdl aus -""
rlluo pritsslt iitb ipObl nimmer%
,rgId) mas, man s,bt nidJt sleif eHtjiuei;
Git bult er aus uuo idldgt porbei -
gu ldbsu gibt es iuImEr.""
so lod,' renn iositsr, pilbfuu9 bu,
ltRo ftbr Dir ME elm 6SruHo baju;
Gs ii ia feline SituOe."
sic tiff Ntr Wuttcr geuHg' uuo Wduo
Iluo IuGjt raiu aus Serlensgrttuo:
rsS3 iarr's aud obne @ritnoegH
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-06-07
sic i6impft ni6t.

Die SadIsnbGuisr Inb bstunnt tpes
gen ibrer ssrabs3u tlaiTilhen @rob6eit,
Der @irtuoiitGt i'm Sdimpf.n unb bsm
Grfinben braItiIder, gu bisIem 9snrs
esborsnosr Rsbensartsn.
@ins Sd6ienbGuIsrin begiebt Tib i'm
bollen Sonntassftaat na6 Offsnba6,
nm in elmer bortissn Stride bas
9tbenbmabl gu nebmen. llnt.rtpe9s
pirb Iie bon sinem SduIteriunsen ans
serempeIt, tritt in cine Pfiibe unb be-
iprist ii4 bas SSeitsspunb. .Ou".
fdste lie feuerrot6 Our 3orn SumS6us
iteriunseH, ~bsut' mill / nit f6impfe;
/ seb gu Sergotts SiId, absr mpr9e
ioa Did d iiebis's 0unnerpebbsr
5ebubuuIenb alufter tief in be @rb6obe
'nein OsrIdGase, baB Did Der Serrs
sott am iiinsite Sag nit Der 2at.rn'
fude muB, 0u 2ausbub, sIenbieer!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-06-07

= Sbatfu q den bepeife n,
o.: rSenfe Dir, Gmil iagte bod inns
mer, bab Bruno iein better 6reunf
pGre, unb nun bat Bruno bic 8raut
pOn Gmil dbIpenitig gema9t unb iie ses
beiratbet! Die finbeIt 0u bass" = g.:
.Gins srOBere 4ufrhferuns tOnnts
Bruno gar nidt 5eigen.-
Reugierie. Sr.mber GpGt
qbsubs iu's 3immer tretenb): naeinen
2Grm. tpenn S6nen Sbr 2eben Iieb lit;
i9 bin Der Wann, Der beradnaene
@o9e BEL SbneH eiHsebro6eH bat!" =
0idter (sitternO): Limb mas poIIen
Sic iest RO99" = Srember: r9ln bem
betreffenbeu 4beub babe i9 Elm Wanuz
ieript Don Sbnen mits.nommen, Der
bldue Seinrih ober bic ausssloI6te 2ds
terne". aber Der Roman III nibt po[ls
itGnois unb besbdIb ipoIIte i9 mid
NAL ertunbisen, OBJ ii9 bic beibtn SeIs
ben sum S1Iub nod trieseu2"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-06-07
iie nun bod psrluFen, ft, bic 70

lie nun bod psrlaFen, fs, bic 70
f6pah unb miibe gstporben.
Sa Iegte iie tpie Elm Sino ibre 9lrme
auf ben SiI9 uno lieb ben 8opf oar>
duf iintsn uno begdnn 5lI tpeinen.
2autlps. Mie Semanb, Der an titles
8einen setpDbnt 1T. Rur ibre S9uls
tern uno grme Su6ten, unO bin unb
pieOsr mar elm 10 I9redli4er Seuf5er
bDrbar.
Der Mann IaB ibr eegeniiber unb
ipagte ni4t. iidb Su riibren. Bdr iis
benn pirtlid elm fold grobes &inb.
bab lie ni9t dbntc, es t6nne nod cine
anbere llria9e fir Isin Sorteeben
geben, ats feline bringenoen glrbeiten9
Die er lie ba 10 gebroden por Iich fab,
bas glGnSenOe. truuIe Saar balb ses
loft, bic iunsen S9ultern sebsust BON
elmer 2dit. bic f9psr, adj, 10 uniass
bar i9per mar, oa bate er lie am
liebiten an ii4 9eSo9en unb geiagt:
Sci rubia, mein Grmss, armes &inb!
SD ipiq Dir belTsn unb bid itiiBen.
Sroda. beine SbrGnen, 9u Iouit
nidt ms6r alIein unb psrlaFen iein!"
glber burfte er esq Gs poy 8erratb
an bem ba brinnen, Der ibn gu ieiner
Silfe gerufen. gDer aber mar Der
Silfe bebiirTtieer2 0as @sib =
ober Der Mann2 Die es fam? gr
bate ibre tbrdnenfeu9ts Sanb in bic
feinige senommen uno iie oabur9 se=
stpunsen, auf5ubliden. llnb nun er
ibr armes. Sudenoes 9eii9t 10 bi9t
por itb fub. Oieie 9lugen, Die 10 flebenb
fpra9en: p8erlaB mid ni6t!" - ba
bergab er ben Srsunb uno alles, mas
sr Ii9 iiber feline 9flidten geiugt, unb
baB es notbpenbig mar, morgen gu
reiIen.
Mit geidIoFenen glueen lag iie in
ieinen 4rmen, ipie leblos. limb er
faste ibr iiiBe Sroitporte; unb oub er
ibr bslfen lpolIte, fart gu iein; unb
bab er BEL ibr bleibsn iuollte; aber iis
burfte nibt mebr peinen. gietn, sr
tonnte ibre Sbrdrsn niht ieben.
Grt brei Sage mar @uItaD i'm
Saus, unb Der &rante meints, es Iet
auf einmal Sriibling setporoen.
Wa9te er auf fab er in gnnus rolf
ges, itrablsnbes 9eittbt. unO ibre
Sdnbe beriibrtsn i'm 70 lis6 unb Sdrts
lid, unb ibrs 2lusen iaben ibn gang
anbers an als friiber. sic pluuberte
aud ipieOer nit ibm pte bamals, alS
iie nod 10 sliidli9 puren; neben ieis
mem 8ett itanoen 9lumen. 8sil6en
unb RoIen. unb feline 2ieblin9sseri4te
purben geto9t.
sd bin 10 gIiidli9," iagte ber
Sterbnbe gum 6reunb, nfie lit gan5
anbsrs geiporben. 9u bait ibr ipobl
in's 9eipiiien gerebet9"
limb er fdlob bic 9lusen. gr bDrte
tie braubsn iingen, unb nit eiuem
gliidli9en 2d4eln i1lief er etn..
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-06-07
Silr i,rlfere &tnoer.
8aIpanismns.

2es! man elm StGb1en BON 3int
(stpa in 9eItalt zines Sbsel0ffels) uuf
bic 3unge unb einen iilberneE Sbeez
l6ffel unter bic 3unge, unb bringt man
bic beieen aus bem Munoe herporrds
genben Gnben in 9eriibrung. 10 ems
pfinosI mun auf Der 3unge einen dufz
fansnben 9si6mdd bon Sdure. 2egt
man umgetebrt ben 3intl0ffel unten
uuo ben Silbsrloffel oben an Die
3unse, 10 pirb Der 9eIdmad ettpus
anOers, mebr brennenb. Sine unmttz
telbure geriibruns Der beiben Gnbsn
1T in bieiem Sale ni9t eben nOtbts;
es rei9t fbou bin, I'M ben 9sI9mad
gu erregen, ipenn man bieIe beioen
Gnben bur4 Elm brittes Metdq in 8erz
binoung bringt. @ei6iebt aber bic
8erbinbung bur9 Siilfe zines Ri9tleiz
ters, 10 bleibt bic Dirtuns aus.
@s III bier etipas Der GlettricitGt
aebnli9es pirfium, unb man nennt
oieIes Gtpas mad bem Ramen oes
@ntbeders, @alpuui, 9dlpanismus.
SOrtgeiebte llnterIudunsen oes proz
fefors u. 8oltd Ssigten. baB iebes
Mul, ipenn 5psi perI6iebene MetulIe
in 8eriibrung tpmmen, bieielben ii9
elettrii6 errsgen uno bic GlettricitGt
inter einanber dusSuslei9en Iu6en.
DteIe @lettricitGt, alIo @alpunismus
bsnannt, pber du9 Seriibrungss@lets
tricitGt, tann bur9 beridisbsne @or=
ridtunsen, bic man i'm 2aufe Der 3eit
erfunOen, in peritdrttem Mabe Oarses
fteat unb niiBli6 peripanbt peroen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-06-07
aer 6hampaa ner. Z enfeI.

@eeen S6luB elmer munteren unz
terbultung. nenn 6robiinn unb
Ssitsrtsit berridt, ma6lt On Seinen
SiIdna6barn ben 8Oriblaa, ibnen ben
Seufsl ssigen su molleu. 9lus einsm
MenutartOn i6nsioeit Su einen Strei-
fen BON ungefdbr 2 Gentimeter Sreite;
am einen Gnoe ossielben ldbt Su ein
&edtef iteben, tpel6es 9u in elmer
mebr ooer peni9er iuuitbOllen tleinen
Seuielsfi9ur ausidneioeit. 9ieier
Streifen iuirb nit elmer StednaOsl an
bsm pfropfen elmer Slaide beieiii9t,
70 oab er tpie Elm Sebel I'M Die gtaosl
idpin9en fam; bas gnbs, Del6es ben
Seufel trd9t, muB lGn9er als oas ans
bere iein. glus elmer Seiiertidale
nimmIt Su nun cine trofene Niala9a=
ROiine, pel6e Su un einem 6aoen an
bas auoere gnoe oes Sebels bGn9f.
70 oaB Die 8oIine ben gOoen zines NIT
Gbampa9ner eefiillten 8laies errei6t,
nenn Der Sebsl un9etGbr ua9ereht 1T.
gOr bic 6laide, weIde ben glpparat
trdet, Isgit Su auf ;tpei anoere 6las
iden cine Serpietts, pel9e Sein 8las,
Die Roiine uno ben 6aosn fir bic 3us
i9auer Oerbirst.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-06-07
Dom QtrfhbattEt.

Sn unIerem @arten itebt Elm 9iri6=
baum, Der lit eiu freunOIider Wirtb.
SIM Griiblins itsbt er boil Sliitben,
tueib pie Sdnee. Sa iummt's unb
brummt's uno iurrts unb idpirrt's.
gs iOnmsn bic 8dite, bic Siensn uno
Safer. Sie SIdtter fino ibre 9iide,
bic Sliitben ibre Saiisn. Sbau uno
Sonis 1T ibr Worsentranf. SIN Som.
mer gibts nod beNere 9Of. 9afiir
tommsn onOere @dfe. Was gibts oenn
Oa gu idmauien2 limb wer 1T Der
Gfer, per Der giGi9sr2
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-06-07

Die Sldsden bon 9oblenidure, pel-
DE Iib in bsm Gbam9nsr entpideln,
iammeln iid nun I'm Die ROiine, pel=
DE oaburd INNER leidter iuiro, 70 oaB
iie nad sinissn Setunbsn bis an bic
SberHd6e binauf esfiibrt piro. Sa
Der 6aoen ieBt nidt msbr ftramm 1T,
iintt Der Idn0sre 9lrm bes Sebels bin.
ab, uno Der 5euiel peridpinoet binter
Der Serpiette. Die S6he oes Seuiels
muB aIio 9leid Der SObe oes @eines
i'm @IaIe posr etpas tlsner iein. @enn
bic ROIine sur Sbsrfldde eetommen lit,
IOien bic 9oblenidureblaien li6 auf;
bic ROfns iintt ossbuIb tpisOer auf ben
Yoben, ;iebt ben Naoen pieoer ItroIf
uno Der 9eufel sri4sint auf's geue.
9ieIe abpe3ieInOe gewssuns Der Ros
fine piro ssbn 0tinuten o6er Idraer
fortbausrn. Statt bss Gbampaaners
lam man uu& ssItsrswafsr bsnubsn,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-06-07

9uteReplit. Same: sd
iase Sbnsn nur: bic Chen tpsrbsn i'm
oimmel seIhlofen." - SunsgsIslIe:
rOssbuIb bsiratbe i'd aud niat BEL
2sbseitsn.~
-@ba! Sic: nRi9t ipabr, Du
16entit mir eine Code BON 0ir?" Gr:
-Denn's Dir Srsubs ma9t9" Sic:
rSd... ober Elm i9Ones WsbaiIIun
basul"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-06-07
etoBfeuf5er.

9uter gtatb 1T tbeusr;
Gber adj! tpis fdao':
Sbeu'rer nod als bieIsr
ST Elm gutes Rde!....
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1900-07-19
and to adhere to the teachings of Alb
raham Lincoln.
No Itemized Report.

No itemiZed report is now made in
the published report of the proceed
ings of the county commissioners of
money paid out on road and wolf cer-
titicates. This is under the direction
of the county attorney whose reason
for same was the cost of publishing
the names and the amounts. The
law does not specifically require it in
case of the above funds although of
the general fund an itemiZed report
is required. The statutes say that
full and complete report of the pro-
ceedings of the board shall be pub
lished which has been done heretofore
and many tax payers accustomed to
read in the county papers the names
of parties and amounts for which they
receive warrants for work on the
roads and bridges The publication
of the proceedings costs in each paper
publishing them about $3.50 a column
of solid type, and there is seldom a
column Of road warrants to publish,
the number generally running from
third to a half column. This eX-
planatim is made for farmers who
may want to know why the names of
those drawing road or wolf warrants
are not published.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1900-07-19
The Second Attack of the Allied
Troops on the Chinese City
is Successful.
Walls of the Town Battered Down
and All the Forts Are
Captured.
Guns of the Allies Do Immense
Damage, Causing Numerous
ConfIagrdti0ns.

LONDON, July 1S.-The Shanghai cor
respondent of The Evening News, tele.
graphing under date of July II, says:
1.-The allied troops resumed the at
tack upon the Chinese walled city OF
Tien Tsin on the morning Of July IA
and succeeded in preaching the walls
and capturing all the forts.
1.-The Chinese were completely routed
and the allies took possession of the
native city and its defenses.
1.-The total losses of the allies in the
engagements Of Thursday, Friday and
Saturday were about 800 killed or
wounded The casualties were great.
est among the Russians and japanese. I"
The guns of the allies did immense
damage to the native city, causing many
large conhagrations and finally silenced
the majority Of the enemy's guns ST.
multaneously. Then 800 Russians, as
sisted by small parties Of Germans and
French. assaulted and captured eight
guns that were in position on the rail-
way embaukment and the forts, the
magazine of which the French subse-
quently blew up. A body Of American,
British, japanese and Austrian troops
then made sortie and attacked the
west arsenal, which the Chinese had re.
occupied. After three hours of the
hardest fighting yet experienced, the
Chinese fed.
The casualties sustained by the allies
were exceedingly heavy, especially
those to the Americans, French and
japanese.
Several explosions in the native city
were caused by the bombardment.
The Chinese appear to have exhausted
their supply of smokeless powder, as
they are now using black powder.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1900-07-19
AMERICAN CASUALTIES.
Admiral Remey Reports Our Total Losses
at Over Two Hundred.


at Over Two Hundred.
WASHINGTON, July Is. - Admiral
Remey has cabled the navy department
that the city and forts of Tien Tsin are
in the hands Of the allies. His list Of
killed and wounded is somewhat fuller
than his previous report, but still not
entirely complete. His dispatch fol-
lows:
"Che Foo, July 17.-Today hope to
get wounded from Tien Tsiu either in
hospitals at Taku or aboard Solace.
Communication very uncertain. Fol
lowing casualties apparently confirmed:
marines - Captain Davis, killed;
Captain Lemley, Lieutenants Butler
and Leonard wounded.
"Army-Colonel Liscum killed; Ma
jors Reagan and Lee, Capt aims Noyes,
Brewster and Bookmiller, Lieutenants
Naylor, Lawton, Hammond and Wal
dron wounded. Total killed and
wounded reported, 775; Russians and
japanese lost heavily; our total loss re-
ported 215; about 40 were marines, but
number believed to be exaggerated.
Have officer on shore especially to get
authentic number Of names, which will
be promptly telegraphed. City and
forts now in the hands of allies. Ad.
miral Seymour returned to fleet; rank
ing officer ashore is Admiral Alexieff at
Tien Tsin" :"
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1900-07-19
SITUATION BRIGHTER.
Washington Officials So Interpret the
Latest Chinese News.

Washington Officials So Interpret the
Latest Chinese News.
WASHINGTON, July 18.-The whole
Chinese situation materially frightened
upon the receipt of Admiral Remey's
cable report of the capture of Tien Tsin
by the allies. The Associated Press
tive walled city cleared up an ambiguity
that was contained in the admirals
dispatch and swept away the last doubt
in the official mind as to the Importance
of the victory. The hostile Chinese
have been driven out of the shelter Of
the city into the open plain and the al
lied force has quadrupled it's efficiency
in combat by placing the Chinese in
this position. 1t is not doubted that
the forward movement on Pekin will
begin as soon as a cavalry contingent
has arrived from Japan, which should
be within a day or two. The moral ef-
feet of
The Defeat of the Allies
at Tien Tsin would have been terrible,
according to army officers. and would
have been followed by the extension Of
the Boxer revolt to all parts OF emma.
Even the Chinese minister now thinks
that this blow has done much to crush
the rebellion. He already talks Of peace
commissions in most significant way.
There was no change IN the official
situation during the morning Pend
ing the arrival Of the president it was
not deemed proper to issue any orders
to the troops. The impression gains
ground that the good news of the morn
ing has relieved the situation to the ex.
tent that the cabinet meeting called for
the afternoon will not be obliged to deal
with emergency measures.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1900-07-19
Strayed or Stolen.

Strayed or stolen from my place on
sec l4-l39-64, on July 7th. one black
mare weight about HOO, branded w
over S. Had large humpon back, had
halter, picket rope and screw picket
pin attached. Address any informal
tiOn concerning same to Fred ID.
Brown, jamestown, n. D., and receive
reward
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1900-07-19
Dissolution of Partnership.
Medina. n. d. July II. 10

Medina, n. d. July Il, 1900.
TO whom it may cOncern:
The firm of McClaran. Olsen &
Preszler, is this day by mutual consent
dissolved. w. A. McClaran retiring
and Adam Bollinger entering the firm.
The new firm Olsen, Preszler & Bol.
linger will pay all debts of the old and
collect all debts and notes due the
said firm of McClaran Olson & Pres.
Zer. Signed
McClaran, Olsen & PresZler.
Adam BOllinger.
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LEFT FOR HONG KONG.

Ii Hung Chang's Absence From Canton
May Cause Trouble.
WASHINGTON, July lS.-The state de-
partment has bulletined the following:
The secretary Of state has received a
dispatch from Consul McWade at Can
ton informing him that the viceroy, Ii
Hung Chang, has sailed for Hong Kong
He received an edict appointing him
viceroy at Chi Ii and commanding his
immediate presence there. Fears are
entertained at Canton that his absence
may give occasion for disturbance Of the
peace French gunboats have arrived
at Canton
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Notice..

TO the residents of StutSman county:
Having sold out our interests in Mon
tana will now devote our entire at
tention to the Capital Hotel. Will
be pleased to see all our old friends as
well as new ones. Will continue tC
make the rate 81 per day to residents
of StutSman county.
G. w. Ingraham & Son.
Capital Hotel.
Jamestown. n. D.
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CHICAGO. July ia special to The
Record from Westville, l. T., says.
The United States commission to the
i've civilized tribes enrolled 200 Chero.
kec Indians here during the day. The
full blood Indians refused to be enrolled
upon the final rolls and trouble is
)areu.
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Close to the Korean boundary.

WASHINGTON, July lS.-Secretary of
State Hay has received a dispatch from
Allen the American missionary i'll
Korea saying that the Boxers on Sat-
urday, July IA, destroyed Catholic
mission three miles from the Korean
Tran y,,ipoC
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WASHINGTON, July lS.--The presi-
dent, accompanied by Secretary Cortel-
you, arrived in Washington at LAO p.
m in special car attached to the regu-
lar Pennsylvania train. The train was
40 minutes late The president was met
1t the depot by Secretary of War Root
pnd Adjutant General Corbin and
irove directly to the White House.
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OF Agriculture Wilson. WAC came mere
to t,lCenu the funeral OF the late Sena.
tor Gear, received all urgent telegram
from President Mckinley asking him
to co.4e at once to WASHINGTON. Sec
retu.'y Wilson left at 3:4O clock for the
capital.
WASHINGTON, July 18.-The Chinese
minister has received a dispatch from
the minister at London, authenticated
by Sheng, the imperial inspector Of
posts and telegraphs at Shanghai. aud
by two viceroys, declaring that the for.
eigners in Pekin were safe on July 8,
and were receiving the protection of the
government This is two days after
the reported massacre. Minister WI
has laid the message before Secretary
Hay
The text of the dispatch received by
Minister WI and laid by him before
Secretary Hay is as follows:
1.-The utmost efforts have been made
to protect foreign ministers, who were
"CAA OIL tl1C 4cIu NSLlACSC Ct1ASiANe'At W.
responding to our July 81. If Tlen Tsin
city should be destroyed it would be
difficult to restore the same in 100 years.
Request the powers to preserve it as the
consequences would affect Chinese and
foreign commerce. Earl Ii Hung
Chang is transferred to North China,
as viceroy to Chi Ii. Please tran smit
this dispatch to the ministers at other
capitals"
This dispatch, which is dated July
l6, was signed by Viceroys Liu Kung
vi and Chang Chih Tung, of Nankin
and WI Chang, respectively, and also
by Sheng, director Of posts and tele.
graphs at Shanghai. 1t was addressed
to the Chinese minister in London and
by him transmitted to Minister WI.
In accordance with the request con-
tanned in the cablegram, Mr.. WI asked
Secretary Hay to agree, with the other
powers, to preserve Tien Tsin from de.
struction. The secretary's answer was
not made public, but Mr. Wu fears that
the destruction already has occurred.
He regards the cablegram as perfectly
authentic.