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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1900-06-06

LrOREST LODGE, No. lS4, A. o. U. W,
l Meets every Friday evening inlA.O.U.
w. Hall, Tionesta.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1900-06-06
nR. j. C. DUNN,
IL PHYSICIAN

IL PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office over Heath &c Killmer's store,
Tionesta, Pa. Professional calls prompt
responded to at all hours of day or
night. Residence-Ea side Elm ST., Sd
dore above Jail building.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1900-06-06
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

TN N ESTA LODGE, No. 1863, I. o. o. f..
L Meets every Tuesday evening, in Odd
Fellows Hall, Partridge building.
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FOREST COUNTY OFFICERS.

Member of COngress-J. X. p. Hall.
Membeft9f SenGte-A. NJ. Neeley.
AssembH-Dr. y. s. fowler.
President JWdge-W. NJ. Lindsey.
Associate Judges-A. J. McCray. RIB.
Crawford.
PrdthonOtdry, Register q Recorder, DC.
John ii. Robertson.
Sheriff.. w. Jameson.
IreGSurer-S. NJ. Henry.
C0mmtSsi0nerS-R M. Herman, John
Il. Carson, J. II. Morrison.
District Attorney-S. ID. Irwin.
Jury CommtsSioners-Levi G. Rey-
nolds, Peter Youngk.
C0r0ner-Dr. j. w. Morrow.
County AudttorS-J. II. Clark, X. j..
Flynn, Geo. l.. King.
County Superintendent-E. E. Stitzin-
ger.
Regular Terms Of Court.
Fourth Monday of February.
Third Monday of May.
Fourth Monday of September.
Third Monday of November.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1900-06-06
NO HE-A-D,

Back or other ache re-
mains; stiff joints, lame
and sore muscles, ana
rheumatic pains vanish
after using
WANo ELECTRIC OIL.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-05-17

a wtedy bedziem rzeczywis-:
Gle wzgarda narod6w!
e referatu pana mecenasa
w ol i II s ki e g o ma wiecu
W Gnieznie z okazyi 900 let:
niego jubileuszu zalozenia
arcybiskupstwa Gnieznieh-
skiego|.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-05-17
CAPETOWN.

CAPETOWN n.
Nadchodza niepok':o''- ':''
lace wieSci o ru-. U
chachBoer6w wtylach.
armji lorda Robertsa... J.
Niyurzedowe depesze, !,
donosza, ze Boerzy
gromadza jakieS woj:-
ska ma linii do wzg6-
RIA Kolannaberg ma
p6}noc cd Thaba Cha
do pewnego punktu
polozonego kilka mil
ma poludn. wsch6d
tego miasta. Gen.
Rumble, kt6rego g46-
VIVA kwate1a znajdu-
ie sic W Thaba Chu,
oczekuje- ataku / juz
podobno zachodz'4y
male utarczki. Sly
chac take re tam
wlasnie bardzo hy}
czy'n'nym prezy dent
Stein, kt6'ry zagrze- !
wal Boer6w q. .1l tj' zapew-
ME ME i. n, Il otrzy yma]a
posilki ze ' s:'tiro)ln1y St l)l1y Gu !.
/ dzoziie emc6w, naply
waiacy,c?,h: y,?,: tYiacam1 g
do zatok.i I D]e'l'lagoat. {
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-05-17

ludowego J6zefa Chociszewe
skiego, czem sic juz niekt6re
|polskie gazety W tym kraju
Il niewielkiem niestety po-
wodzeniem) zajmuja, i my sic
ME wymawiamy, lecz odkla-
danny spelnienie tego nasze~.
go narodowego i kolezeh-,
skiego obowiazku do p6znej
iesieni, kiedy wjecej pienie~
dzy bedzie miedzy ludem.
Jestesmy bowiem przekonani.
ze gdybySmy teraz zbieranie
odnoSnych sk}adek rozpoczeli,
ME zebra}oby sic w'ecej. iak
IS dolar6w, a taxa dz;adow.
ska ofiara by mas kompromi.-
towa}a; z wlasnej kieszeni zas
i my W tym czasie >malo mo-.
glibySmy dolozyc, gdyz POI
dobnie Jestesmy bogaci, jak
gorliwy oredownik ludu pol
skiego Jozef Chociszewski. Q
kt6rego ustawicznych klopo-
tach fnansowych wiedza
wszyscy, znajacy tego pa.
tryarchalnego wiarusa blizej.
PITTSBURG. Pa. - Jan
Notulewski. polak. zatrud-
niony W fabryce solnej W
Natrona, zginal okropna
Smiercia. Niebcszczyk wpadl
do kadzi nape}nionej warzaca
sic sola i zostal tax poparzo-:
ny, il W pare godzin skonaf
W ogromnych meczarniach.
?odobno zostawit W kraju
zone j kilkoro dzieci.
TOLEDO, Ohio. c. B.
Brzezidski zostai naznaczo-
ny gl6wnym formanem ma
kolei Lake Shore / Michigan
Southern W Collingwood.
DETROIT, Mich. - Pry.- /.
czer Lewandowski. kt6ry Cd
kilkunastu lat pracowal mie
dzy polakami, ably ich prze-
prowadziG ma protestancka
wiare, sprzedat swa kapl;ce
ma Willis Ave. pewnemu ia
brykantowi cygar. Widae, ze
,biznes" sic ME op|aca}.
Teraz kolej ma polskich bap-
tyst6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-05-17
Z Niw P0lskich
W AMERYCE.

NOLNl A01ELA OlldIO~
wall sic Biskupowi dyecezyi
La Crosskiej, zorganizowaG
W Ashland, Wis, polska
para6a. lecz kazdy odebral
odpowiedz nieprzychylna. BIZ
skup bowiem ma ugode z
mnichami niemieckimi z zako
nu sw. Franciszka, ze ci ma)a
tam wykonywac opieke du-.
chowna takze mad katolikami
polskiej narodowosci. gdyby
zas ME dotrzymal i'm s}owa,
gotowi ONT porzucie powie-
rzone i'm misye indyahskie W
p6lnocnym Wisconsinie.
Tymczasem ci niemieccy
Franciszkanie germanizuja
swoich polskich para6an W
Ashland gwaltown,e, niby
pruscy hakatysci. Lubo W
swojej szkole przy ko$ciele
parafii niemieckiej. maja
s'ostre Polke. jednak po
polsku uczyt jej ME pozwa~
laja. A jest tam 900 polskich
dzieci, ma $50 rodzin poll
skich. stale mieszkaj4cych W
Ashland, krom setek Pola-
k6w samotnych CO tam ma
lato ma robote przybywaja.
Wobec bismarkowskie) har
dosci mnich6w Ashlandskich,
rodakom naszym
W TEN mieScie, ably ME py~
tajac sic swoich niemieckich
opiekun6w, ami nawet tym-
czasowo Biskupa. ma wlas~
na reke kosci6} budowali.
Gdy ten juz bedzie gotowy,
postaraja sic patryotyczni
prawowierni ksieza tolscy, "a
poSrednictwem delegate pa
pieskiego W Westinghouse, re
i'm B skup koSciol poswieci i
polskiego proboszcza przesle.
ChoGby, trzymaJac sic
Wlernle n1em1ecklch mnlChOW,
postawili sobie pod ich pa-
tronatem kosc;6}, kt6rego
proboszczem bylby zniemczo-
ny mnich, jeszcze po polsku
mowiacy. to sw;atynia TAXA
jednak prawdziwie pelska by
ME byla. Szwaby dal7iby
Polakow niemczy'y, przez
szkole bezposrednio, a przez
kosci6l posrednio, powoli
zatracajac " nich polski'ego
ducha.
Cd ZBIERANIA. OFIAR
ma uczczenie poparcie zaslu-
zoncgo pols skiego pisarza
s - Il r ii
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-05-17
JUBILEUSZ
900 letni.

vUO leUn1.
Przy dziewiecwiekowym ju
bileuszu za}ozenia arcybiskup.
stwa gnieznie6skiego, warte
szczegolowo rozpatrzet sic "
dziejach narodu polskiego,
poczawszy cd za}ozenia Kr6~
lestwa Polskiego przez koro~
nacya Boleslawa Chrobrego
W Gpieznie, az do naszych
czasow. ...
Gala przesz}ose dziejowa
narodu polskiego swjadczy,
ze fundamentem a zarazem
g|6wna trescia zycia naszego
narodowego 9 wiekowego,
tudziez najsilniejsza spo)nIa
W czasach rozstroj6w sp6lecz-
nych. by} kosci6l katolicki.
Polska ME tyIko przez
swych apostolow nawracala
pogan, lecz bronila caiego
chrzesciaf1stwa. bedac juz po-
tozeniem swojem przeznaczo-
na ma odp;eranie hord tatar~'
kt6re ogniem i mieczem
torowaly sobie droge do wne'
trza EuFepy
1lez to napad6w ME odbilo
sic o zelazne piersi syn6w
Polski. kt6ra sic jako meczen-
MICA pod stopy dziczy tatar''
skiej rzucata. ably takowa W
k'wi ,ej nasycila swe pragnie~
ME! Najbardzie] o tenn Swiad-
czy Ukraina, gdzie sic zwykle
przodkowic nasi Sci erali z
hordami tatarskiemi, kopyta-
mi d. czy tatarskiejs zryta.
cialami poleglych uttuszczona
deszczem cieplej krw' zroszo:
na mogilami do dis gesto
pokryta! t@
A n'ezliczone hufce rycerzy
co Z Mleczys}awem Chro-
Drym ma czele rozkrzewiali
ware sw.. kt6rzy W obronie
;ejze gineli pod P}owcami !
Grunwa}dem, g}owy k}adli
pod Warna padali ma murach
Czestochowy. kruszyli bisur~
mahska potege pod Choci-
mem, a pod Wiedniem rato-
wall chrzesciahstwo. ktorzy
podczas mszy przy ewanielii
sw. ma znak, re kazdej chwili
gotowi So W obronie WARY
sw. .zyc;e swe poIozy6, wy
dobywali do po}owy lniecze
swe Z pochew, a nasz w'e|ki
kr6l Jan, do kt6rego Ojciec
sw. Cesarz niemiecki wysla-
Ii poslow prosba: Ratuj
Wieden chrzesciahstwo!-
czyz to ME zywe, a meczeri-
skie dowody goracego przy-
wiazania narodu naszego do
WARY sw. katolickiei
Ola tego tez odpowiedzia]
papiez lnnocenty tx. gdy
pewiem Polak, wyjezdzajac
: Rzymu, Q relikwie prosit:
!, Wan relikwii? Y was k;sfda <;
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-05-17

garsc zimi jest relikwia, bo
jest obficie zroszona krwia,
przelana W obronie calego
chrzeSciahstwa!
Ale ME tylko bohaterzy
miecza. lecz i bohaterzy
ducha czesto dawali dowody
goracego przywiazania do
WARY sw.!
U kolebki naszych dziei6w
rozbrzmiewa wspania}y hymn
sw. Wojciecha ,,Boga Rodzi-
ca" = pieSh, kt6ra rycer~
stwo polskie szlo W bdj, piesh.
kt6ra towarzyszyla zawsze
wszystkim naszym walkom.
ofarom poswieceniom. kt6-
RI dis jeszcze jest dla mas
zrodlem otuchy i ufnosci W
przyszlosc; od.piesni tel al do
1,ajrzewnie)szych psalm6w
czarnoleskiego wleszcza i do
owego cudownego wezwania
Sw Fanny, co Jasniej broni
Czestochowy, kt6rym ME-
slniertelny nasz Adam roz-
poczyna .swa wiekopomna
epopele - brzmi W piesniach
uczucie r6wnego
przywiazania do KoScio]a j
Ojczyzny.
TAX 1est! Historya narodu
to jedna wielka
otwarta karta glosnego po-
znawania zasad ma wskroS
katolickich, zawsze i wsze-
die!
A w'adoma jest rzecza,
ze wlasnie wtedy i to W cza-
sach wielkiej naszej niepod~:
leg}o$ci podstawy naszego
bytu politycznego zaczely sic
gdy. ulegajac zewne
trznym szczeg6lnie wp}ywom
ME dosyS SLIME trzymalismy
sic sztandaru WARY ojc6w
naszych!
My synowie przodk6w.
i wierzymy SLIME, ze
tylko wysol1o trzymajac sztan-
dar WARY oic6w naszych,
mozemy sic ostac wobec
rozszala|aj obecnie przeciwko
nam walki i dla tego zbro
dnia jest dis wprost iuz n a.
( Q d o W q, )eslj sic znajdzie
wSr6d mas ktokolwiek, kt6ry
fundamental tel WARY chcial
BY os|abic, kt6ryby OJce i
kap|any nasze ME czcil tax
IN i Swietej nauce poslu
sznym ME byf :.
Do Mich to wolam s}owo-
mi Skargi: Me naruszajcie
fundement6w religii starej
/ kaplahstwa, bo u]rzycie
wielkie zrysowanie rnur6w
Q. .czyzny. a zatem i upadek
i to dzisiajj, upadek
drugi. gorszy n;z pierwszy,
bo ME upadek niepodlegloSci
gdyz ia. niestcty, juz W
czesci : tych wlasnie
powod6w upadla; ale ducha j.
moralnosci. az tego upadku
mkt mas jjuz ME podzwignie,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-05-17

l. ALI i H. - OCuCu
z w4oskich inzynier6w "
odkry} spisek, kt6ry
luknuto W celu wysa-
dzenja W powietrze
cze$ci wystawy.lnzy
nier ten Datychmiast
zawiadomi} O tenn
w4adze. Po Scis}ej re-
wizyi znaleziono W
naczyniach blasza-
nych, zaw]erajacych
olej W. gmachu elek-
trycznoSci, materYa-
{y wybuchowe. Ulewa
wyrzadzi}a szkode W
pa4acu sztuk pick
nych, dach by} tax lie
zbudowany, re deszcS
zniszcZy}- wiele obra-
z6w. Olbrzymla STA
tua LA Republique,'
dzie}o Granet'a oba-
lila sic niespo-
DIANE z Wielkim
foskotem. SzczeSciem
W poblizu ME by}o
w}asnie ludu mkt 1t
ME zostaf uszkodZo-
ny.
LONDYN. Do
,Tlmes'' donosi ko-
respondent z Odessy,
ze kola urzedowe ro-
syjskie Sledza niespo-
kojnem i zazdrosnem
okiem przebieg kon-.
trowersyi amerykan-
sko.. It; .,tI;ureckiej. Wobec
tego, ze Stany Zjed->
i no'I,czone' q, J; mia4y moze
.zannlar ',i5:ll wys}a6 fote
.sw9 do Europy, u
rzedowe rosvjskie
dziennlki otwarcie p'-.
sza, re Rosya ME po-
zwol1, aby fota anne
rYkahska krazy}a W
wodach tureckich. l..
HAMBURG Co.
sarz i cesarzowa ME
mleccy udadza sic "
tym roku do Kr6lew-.
ca, ma kor0nacyq. Ce-
sarz Wilhelm pragnie
sic koronowaG, jako
.kr6l pruski, " tym
samym koBciele (zbu-.
dowanym " 1892 r.),
W kt6rym koronowali or a
sic: Fryderyk I W
l70l roku i k16l w IL
helm / " 1861 roku. j I
Ktlouronacya K. u on, Wilhelma ~ b. :[l n q
II ma sic il o'd':[byG, '':[ We :
dug projje'k].tl;u'1. 9 y l8 paz.
| .dziernika. ]: D K
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-05-17
KROONSTAD, O.

NlIOOAOA l. 49, ~
ranje. - Anglicy "a
mieszkali tptaj przy-
jeli wojska nasze O.
krzykami radoSci.
800 zofnierzY z pan
stwa OranJe z}ozy}o
broh. NieprzYjaciel
cofa sic mad rzeke
Vaal i: sypie tam
s;zzahce. General
French stara4 sic W
klerunku p6}nocno-
wschodnim przecia6
Boerom linie komu-
nikacyjne. Plan ten !
ME powi6d} sic.
Prezydent Stein
przeni6s} sic do Lin
dley, nowej stolicy
pahstwa Uran]e. Iran
swalczycy zarzuca)a
Burgherom z Oran]e
brak patryotyzmu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-05-17
TELEGRAMY.
CAPETOWN.

CAPEIUWN N. -
Anglicy pod genera
lem Roberts W dniu
IL Maja, bez wystrza-
4u zajeli Kroonstad,
druga stolice pahstwa
Oranje.
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and NJ. NJ Parker. The members OF Inc
cabinet now here will attend the serves
at the house. and President Mckinley
viii go to Mansfield from Canton 10 az
tend the funeral there
OF the large family of brothers arc
sisters originally comprising the Snermah
family. only two brothers survive the sec.
rotary. They are Mai. Hoyt Sherman ana
Lampson P. Sherman, both Of Des MONIES,
Ia. The latter. Is In feeble health ana =
IS not likely that he will be. able 70 as-
tend the funeral at Mansfield.
All day long there has been steaoy
stream OF callers at the house, who came
to leave their condolences, the nst IA,
Guiding official and resident society anu
members Of the diplomatic corps.
A large number of kilograms OF SYM
pathy, most Of them from Ohio, were re-
rafved
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cial information of the diplomatic serv-
ice, as is customary in such cases.
The meeting also considered the supJect
of the Cuban constitutional convention
and ii was believed Gen. Wood brought
with him some interesting information on
the subject which was laid before the
cabinet by the president. In addition TO
this there were a number of matters re-
lating to national politics that the presi-
dent wished to discuss With the ADVISORS
before leaving tonight for Ohio .wnere
ne win rernain until the night Of election
day.
At the conclusion Of the meeting It was
stated that the agreement between Eng
land and Germany as to their future poll
Giles In China Is especially satisfactory to
the government. particularly as II Is a
recognition of the principles laid down in
the Hay note of July 5 regarding the
open door in China and the maintenance
Of the integrity Of the empire.
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FUNERAL or Mr.. SHERMAN.
Arrangements Arc Csmpietea and
the Details Announced IA
wa.hinston.

wAs4fN01SfN. vNst s-rAR funeral ar
rangrnsuts. 50 fsF a. the~ pAr'sin 20
thg services q wAshineten, were com
Melted late thfs sfteraeau They wtr
take nlatc ss he lsts residence af NJ
sherman Na WefnesA8y afternosn, a. I
o-ciSck. Rev NtRag smiih ~ :, Ioha's
rgycapai church being 3hf asilciat'px
c,ergyTnAt fsnfnrdisteiy SITTER the @ervica
the BODY Will ne faksa n Mansfield. o.
whege TIE arrAagwtnsats eag tAa iRst rites
have been left II sNr hs-As ~ Rev w
= Kere ana ot&<~ frlents ~ ms fansiv
Services wiii rFnhSAay hs helt Tharsday
IN The EpsSgAsai church. usually ATTENDED
hy Mr. sherman while IA MansHalh ana
the inlerraont Will ~ made that after
naer IN the Aariai rs Nv sne side % Mrs
sherman. TIE paFW Eoing frQu here in-
ciuaes re.aiiyeN and frien3s ard also ren-
rcseniatives - the state and treasury de-
sArsmen;S.
The list % honorary pail Bearers Is stiit
Incomplete. but as far as those invited
Nhc have Accepted include the foiloWings
Secretary Gage, Justice Harlan. Of the SUI
pre-nc court; J. A. kassen, ,. c. Bancroft
Davis, J. D. Cameron, Senator H2wlcy
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JOHN SHERMAN,

congressional committee that visited Kan
sas TO Investigate the troubles then pre-
waiting there. He helped form the Re-
publican party. and throughout his long
career was one OF the. most trusted and
able leaders. Perhaps HIS browning work
was as secretary OF the treasury under
President Hayes, when he carried to Sue
cessful issue. the act providing for the
resumption Of specie payments IN great
measure we owe to his nrrnness and
courage the high credit Of our country
abroad and. the sound condition OF It's
finances At home. lie was indeed q great
man. and bis counirymen viii mourn his
loss and cherish his memory. His place
In history Is secure "a one OF the fore
most OF American statesmen"
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Fsmpfre city jockey CIss Races.

NEW YORK. Oct IA big ,rrc&d turned ont
for The opening days fxciks n the insoaasaI meet
ing Of the Empire City Jockey Club. ~ Ysnheys.
to-day: The track was lishtning fast new WORLD
record for mile and quarter over circular
course q aSi being hang W Is Charensus IN the
Empire city handicap This was The feature Of the
day The seven horses faced the started with Imp
at TO .. They were on on the first break "a 4
GOOD staft and fmp and Pctente made the running
head and head for 4 mile. when Imp drew away
and showed the war AROUND the far turn BY az
even length rctente dropped back beaten and
Decanfer snd Chsrentus CHALLENGED the iesder The
latter gradually erspt Mp to sven terms with the
leader At the LAST furlone pole and q hard dive
70 the wirt followed. Chsrentss winning by short
head Pink Cost raced through in the stretch and
took third money Length bshihd Imp, The. wood
lawn handicap. the other fixture. went to the ont.
slider. Chuctanunda AZ q to L. He Jed all the
way and won BY meet from Gold Heels With The
favorite, Glen kldef, bsek m the rfck Summary.
Mile and seventy y.rs KsnsrA won; Bean Or
monde second. Gen. Mart Gsyx third. Time. IssA.
About six f,iricnes selling-The Pride won. Fed.
eraiist second, Ffenron third Time. lg7H.
WoodIawu handicap, xbuut six f,ff3onss- f'huc-
tsnunds won. Geld Hesls second. King Lisf third
EMPIRE City handicsp, one and one fourth nfsfss-
Clarentu. won. Imp second. PINK Coat third
Time -
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SAP. xEws TO rvnRynopy.


CHICAGO. Oct. r. REGARDING the death
~ ex-SerrAtarv John Sherman Senator
Hanna, chairman OF the Republican ma.
tionh committee. said.
Though not unexpected. the news OF
Senator Sherman's death Is sad news TO
everybody. Ever since my connection
With public affairs I have been sup
porter and ardent adrniret OF sherman.
I have always regarded him as the abiest
and most conservative statesman ~ our
codntry. He was In every sense 4 true
American. His long career Of public serv-
tees has never been married hy failure
The greatest monument 10 his memory
win he his own splendid record"
Senator James X Jones. chairman ~
the Democratic national committee. said :
For many years | regarded Mr. Sher-
man az the wisest Republican N public
lfe He was man nf great sagacity
and foresight. and has Impressed his per-
sonail,y az much upon the government IN
the last forty years a. Any other man
who has been before tire public"
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WASHINGTON. oct THE trans
port Belgian klnT, which broke duwn
sban AFTER leaving Maa.ia, IN consequences
~ an accident - her rshinery, has Sui
ir.o ffenkkohg FOR repasr&
Tn ArSyfe sAs ~ SaEasaN yesterday
on her way from MRnsls 70 Taku with
snirnais THE kraN has left Kobe Tor Ma
mia with animals The Thomas left
~ARssak On the nth inst. for Manila
Thr Rrsrensh're LEFT KOBE on The ~
Inst fet Manila aith a large cargo %
lurAhar ard forage. The Sumner. Athe-
niAn and Pakifng we're AZ NAEasaE "a
the Nsh The Afhenian was bound FOR
Taku With anialsis. he PskilnE vas taxi
ing animals to Manila. The Port Albert
IL AZ NaEasek
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WISE AND COURAGEOUS.
Gen. Harrtson's Comment on the
Career of John sherman.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Oct FIX
President Harrison. speaking OF John
Sherman. said:
The death % John sherman removes
one Of the few remaining pnrticipanfs
IN thu heated and important legislative
contests that ed ~ 70 the civn war His
public life brought him into an active
relation 20 the upost exciting. difficult and
fnnn~nt0au questions the ,-reSiaent and
congress have ever been called Ia deal
with STAGE the uninn wss formed In an
90 iheen. as member ~ The hohse ~ rep
resartatives. az a senator and az cab
tnNt ngNccr ne ha8 horne a wise. courar-
colts and vyanlnent .avt, Vie was one
~ anr ms~t ahie anA usefGl puhiic men
and w.ii ~ wiaely ara sincerely nonrred
I have fels thas Il Vas great risy fhaf
Mr. Sherman could not have tieesa hix
career as member ~ ne senate"
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sionaI credit on sound and conserya-
sscI!;sry Gag. ss!a whs,hsr !; =, ia
cabinet Mr.. Sherman vas at an times
distinctive force. He had led the forces
IN consress which passed the resumption
II s ss A. ssc r. ss q q the esrfs nis
effect the provisions OF the law he had
previously. in congress- done 80 much
e inaufufste In the pe,forma s. q
meet. but he met them with the wise
foresight the steady courage and the
calm persistence which the. occasion de-
70 tnss period ' Il the VIM mos. Brilliant s IL 0 his
career. and VIII recognize that In bring
ing back the national treasury 20 specie
payment on January ! is,s o h accom- sogn,
work OF his long and fruitful life."
President Greatly Affected.
Presiden. McRiniey. was greatly affect.
cd by the news OF Mr., Sherfnan's death.
lie Immediately directed that the White
on the executive mansion was placed At
half mast after ordering some beauti-
ful howers from the White House con-
servatory. he went in person to Mr..
shermhn's late residence To express his
grief and offer what consolation he could
TO the hereayed family. Mrs. McCatlum
informed him Of the funeral arrange
delay his departure for Canton tonight.
II they were adhered to, but to attend
the funeral services at Mansfield on
Thursday, Mrs Mckinley later drove
70 the shetman residence and left her
card
Ii is probable that the president will
issue an executive order closing tho de-
pa rtmnnts on tire day on the funeral as
mark OF respect to the dead states
man
In Diplomatic Circles.
In diplomatic circles the news ~ Mr.
shefuAns death brought many express
sions % heartfelt regret as tho foreign
reprasentasiyes have been t~aught into In
innate association With him during his
service as secretary 0f STATE
The French chsrFe d'aratre~ VI THE
hart accompanied BY Capt Nisnai and
NJ peOnfye ~ the embassy took early
occasion ~ leave cards AZ the sherman
rs-fsence Ans athsr members % the earps
rata their reaeeCfs later
ThS chinese minister sra unen'herr %
ris suite we're among the callers aScut
moan
VI rrlehant snase ~ Mir sherman as
man whose name was Nwssvn the wnrif
aver az conspicuous IN tire nuNtir NE
.nA esoxress et this country s,mnsr
tributes were EXPRESSED NJ thN Russian
ari German embassies
The Chinese ~,tNisser. NF Wa, said ihat
ssNve an VI sherman was trniv rood
rasA Whaes inraeuep had siways heeA
elsvsinx N pusHr ansifs for she naair.
tsuamce ~ the rtEht
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Hold Up OF Immisrants.

NEW YORK. Oct 22~aThr entire list Of
steerage passengers OF the French liner
on the registry floor OF the barge once
today because IL was claimed that q ma
jority OF names we're improperly mani
Tested No such hoid-up % Immigrants
OF the landing bureau of this port has oc-
CURED In years, II ever before. The TIM
migrants would have been seat back "a
the snip had not the agent or the French
line appeared IN the afternoon and sup
Piled a bond OF S eco ~ guarantee that
the fnes for all Immigrants net properly
manifested will be paid