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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-08-07
Actions Are Sinister and VIII
Amount to Rejection If
II Persisted In. -
CHARACTERISTIC DISPATCH
Governor Of Shanghai Repeats
Story Of Deiiveryarof the
Ministers. =
May Require, One Severe Bat
tie Before Mayto Pekin
-" is Clear.

WASHINGTON, Aug. ,4.-Another move
aas been made in the diplomatic situa.
ton by the return Of an evasive answer
BY Ii Hung Chang to Secretary HAy'a
peremptory demand Of Aug. to be put
In Communication with the foreign
ministers at Pekin. LIS answer is not
final and leaves the matter open to
diplomacy. But LIS actions, as re.
ported by Consul. General Goodnow,
are unquestionAbly sinister and will
amount to final rejection Of the Amer
lean proposition, If persisted in. Mr..
Goodnow's dispatch contains some fur.
Their information bearing on the ques.
ton of responsibility for Pekin condi.
tons in the statement that the COM
mander of the Chinese troops. - by
inference answerable to the Chinese
government, ordered the Pao Ting
massacre. It 10 learned here that Ii
Ping Hong, the commander referred to,
is civil officer and well known to the
Chinese officials abroad as one Of the
most rabid anti-foreign leaders in
China. He is
Close Friend of Prince Tuau
and the association Of the these two in
Pe6n affairs with power enough be-
hind them to cause the ignominous
death of two high officials, is regarded
here as bad sign.
simultaneously with Mr.. Goodnow's
dispatch came q Enthusiastically
diplomatic dispatch from Yuan Shih
Kai, governor Of Shangtung, repeating
the story of two days ago that the Chi
nese government was arranging to de-
liver the ministers in safety at Tien
Tsin. No effort is made to reconcile
that statement with Earl LIS refusal
to allow allow q communication with
the ministers.
General Ohaffee's message as to the
unexpected resistance offered to the
japanese reconnaissance 10 regarded by
military men here a. forecasting a
greater degree Of opposition to the in
ternational advance than. had been an.
tioipated, aud they are now satisfied
that the Chinese troops will furnish
material for at least one severe battle
before the way 10 clear to Pekin.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-08-07
MAkEsMoRE SUGGESTIONS,
Ii Hang Cha.s's Reply 10 Secretary
= ..'%.i Hayb Answer. T..

iWAsHlxoToH, Aug. <-Oonsul Con.
srAl 9oodnoW has cablsd Secretary
Hay that he delivered - Il Hung
Ching The seoretary's: Answer to tbs
formsr's susgsstion that the attack ON
PekiA b. deferred in confederation OF
opening free communioation with the
foreign ministers Il Hung Chang
made NO po6tixa. comment upon the
s1swsE, but immediately. bssan, to ad-
vance lsugsssd lens looking 70, further
asGotiations op VA Same point. .st -,
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-08-07
Professional p Z 'il|| i. Cards. ] d!
LEGAL
TRANK w. LYON, A torney 1t Law,
Il Ohlcein Court House, Little Falls.

NJ. R55cHA4RpsoN, Attornsyl md coun-
lean Agency Collecting Co. Buys and
same. Also has large lot Of choice land
and town lota for sale. Office In Court
House, Little Falls, MINI. y
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-08-07

nR. N. w CHANCE, Physicianand ur
- geon. Office over Tanner'e store
Residence, Corner Broadway and Eight
Street East
Telephone connection, Wetzers Drug
store.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-08-07
iWilso. sails for China.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 4.--The steam
ship Americ Ameru sailed during the
afternoon for the Orient, via Honolulu.
There are a number Of prominent pas.
sengers on board, including Brigadier
James 81. Wilson, who has just arrived
dom Cuba. ,..n<.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-08-07
CHRISTIANS SLAUGHTERED
Ten Thousand Native Converts Killed BY

Zen Thoussnd Native Converts Killed by
LONDON, Aug. 4.-Aooording to The
Daily Express, oanblegrams from Che
Foo announce that the imperial troops,
advancing tosoppose the relief force,
have completely wiped out Christian
town near Pekin, killing five foreign
priests and II, 900 native Christians.
From Shanghai, The Daily Express
has received confirmation Of tho report.
cd murder Of 80 missionaries in the
province Of Shansi, with the additional
information that English women
were dragged out of the mission by q
Chinese mob, who. beheaded them in
the streets Of Ohu Chou.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-08-07
MEDICAL.

r. N. ROBERTS, Physician and sur
g. G. London, England. Specially, nose,
throat and ear.
RHODES BLOCK. LITTLE FALLS MINI.
Residence s6a at H 10 Buck'9 9en.
p. m.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-08-07
DEFEATED THE CHINESE.

sand at' Hung Hun.
ST.. PETERSBURG, Aug. 4.-General
Grodekoh telegraphs from Khabrovsk,
Aug. /, that II Hotohkiss and 10 other
guns were captured at Hung Hun by
the Russians, who, storming the fort.
ress, Monday, July 8, drove 1000 Obi.
nese before them. ,,..,.
An Official dispatch says: Blagovetch.
snsk was again 'bombarded Wednesday,
Aug. /. It il added that the Russian
steamer Selengs while assisting in the
defense Of Aigun wa ssriously dam.
aged BY Ohinese shells.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-08-07

r. N. A: FoRr1ER, N. D., CM. Gradu
Canada. Surg on to St. Gabrie1's Hospita
Office hours 8 to 10 q. M, and to 1prn
Office at residence corner of First stree
and First ave. N. E Ess%yA
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-08-07

nR. M1LLsPAUGH. Physic,sIl and su.
- geon. Omce In Flynn's new bloch
Office hours TO .. M, and Ito A,p.H,
Residence corner Third street - Thirc
avenue southeast. Teleph sidaNcs
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-08-07

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395pr money refunded. Com
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- the best for Kidney and
/ Bladder troubles. ~
Price soc. and 3l.oos
D. For Sale ~ L. D. Brown.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-09-19

tpurben beuts BON Der 80nigjn 8it.
92lmine, pelAe in @eIeQIdaft ibrer
Wutter erIdien. erDFfnet. Sn ibrer
Sbronrebe duBe,t, Ii3 bic 80nigin 5u
@unfsn Thieosger9tli6er 8ejte9ung
uaer tntsrnationalen StreitFragn Il.
ertpdRnte ben Tiioafritunii6 6sn &ris3,
{otpie bic 6ineFT9en Wirren alsr r5pei
bsbauerlide @rei9njKe."
g 9limmer Qus6ru6 bes
8eIups 6eftir6tet.
9aris, 18. Sept. - Die fran50s
IiTde @.le6rtsr GpmmiHion, tpside
CUR 3eit ben 9tlup fubirt, 6ert6tst,
baB nah ben &rdter GrI6sinungen
unb ben Wibrationen gu urtbeiIen, in
nG6Fer 3sit Elm Nusbru6 beporIisbt,
Der bic 6siben Iebten an 9eftigteit
iibsrtreIfen oiirfte. Sic empIe6len,
oaB bic 5drmsr unb Wein6aaer rings
um 9etpurnt tpsrOen, uro fiir6ten Ioz
gar, baB Neapsl tbeilpejIe 5erlt0rt
tperoen m0ate.
Ginefron30iii6e6 g 6tapPe9
Buris. Is. Sept. - Das &riegss
miniItsrium but Radridten i6sr
SdmpFe 3piTfRn fran5DIiicbtn 8orPos
iten uno 9erberitdmmen nabe 5Iniz
noun, an Der @rsn3e Der Sd6ard, srz
talien. Die 6run3ofen unter bem Gu<
pitGn 6alconnetti beItanotn 3pei Sc
fcAte urb 5ogen F9 fdIieBli4 p5ae
tpsitere 8eldItigung nu4 3imjmoun
5uriid.
Die DepeT6s 1T f6tper beritGnbli4,
msloet inoefen, baB 5Ipei Fran60IiE4e
SfFi8iere get0Dtet o0er perpunbtt purz
ben, 8erTtdrtungen fno nu6 3imis
noun untertpegs.
Yerte8 in Gpnbon.
2onbpn, 18. Sept. - Syn 6isIiz
gen G;Isrba6nfreiIen piro 6eItritten,
odB Der @6icago',r StraBenba6nt0s
mig uno Nstp Oorter MiGondr 6.
3. gertes ben 6rsibrisF fir cine In
tergrunb 9roQeb6abn bon Der G6ds
ring @roB Station na6 6umpfeab
ertpprben bat. getp : 0orter unb8az
riIsr Na6rihten gin9en Da6in, sr 6az
BE $5OO,OOO fir bic Gon3sIIion 6ez
Sabit unb geoents $2O,0OO,OOO fir
bic Contribution uno Gquipirunq Der
fe6en Ufsilen langen S!rade ouT3uz
penoen. Der Setretdr Der GEARING
GroB 9ampIteuo So. bsIirejtet ober,
ooB oieTsIbe an Oertes ausoertauFt
bat.
Pauntefote'5 u a 9foI9er.
2onoon, 18. Sspt. - 0erGmtsl
ternrin bes Qoro PaunceFoie ais 8ot
Edafter in WaIbington idu5t in einis
gen Wonaten ab. Gr biirTte burh
Sir Senrb 9pparo erIsBt perben, Der
i'm Saag felt 1896 @Ganbter III. Sir
9:nrD 1T in WdI6ngton bereits als
2egations 'Setretdr t6Gtjg gepeTsn,
bort Iebr beliebt uno nit elmer @mez
ritanerin, elmer So9tsr oas bsrTor6sz
nen 9eOr9e %. Riggs bon DaTbingz
ton, perbeirut6et. Gr III 1843 geburen
unO felt 1865 i'm OiplomatiIdsn
Dienf.
Irgerberridlaft III Santiago be Guba.
Sdntia 60 Sub a, 18. Sep!.
- Sn Der Propin3 Santiago De Guba
but bic geger= Partei bii Der Da6l pon
0ele9aten fir be beboritstnbs Gonit:z
tuante einen bplFdnoi8:n '6ieg enun>
| gen. unb bic NsiBsn ertldrtn Ii6 iebt
gu 9unIt:r BON Qnneron. 10000
uuFgeregte Ne9er paraoirter geiterR
2t6en0 nit 6adsIn uno SaIgt2r3eu
Our6 bic S!raben Der 6ieIig:n Stubt
uno ergin8en Ii6 in Sp0ttereien gsgen
bic republjtunjf9e 9urtei. Die Dsf>
Zen per6altsn Iih Iebr bor7i4tig, UNI
einen @Onfljtt gu bermeiOen.
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Der. Sanger ton Baltimore.

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Da9ner; 9iri8ent D. Mdamet. 0ez
Notwithstanding ieoen 8peitsn
Grettaq i'm Monat.
nNriOn."
Souptquartier: oMs9anics' 5ars,"
Nr. 317, Mitz6opttttTtraBe. Gings
itunoe: M}ittpods; 9irigent: $. 6.
5rant.
~9ermunia MGnneraor."
9ouptquartier: ,8ermania MGns
ner6or 9alle," Rr. 41O-412, 3D.
2ombarbsStraBe. Singitunos: Dom
nsrItag8 - 0ir;g:nt: Gop. 86duer.
r6ro bTinn."
9auptquartisr: rBrobiinn 6aQs,"
Nr. 1000, 6repsr;d 9(Denue. 6ings
ftunbe: W}ittpO45 - Diri9snt $.
9riippsl.
N better W Gnnerhor."
9auptquartisr: 2tnoreas' 0aGe, g1r.
314, 9dnoper StraB2. Sinqitunb::
Mittnots - 0iri9ent ,. Uelamet.
s. boIio WGnner6pr."
9auptquorti+r: .9o;qt'8 6aue,"
Hr. 1122, 5arIorOs2(O'nue. Sings
funbs: 0ienItog8 - Oirigsnt: s.
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9ienitaQs - 0iriasnt: %. S4locgel,
.M elo biz"
5auptqudrtier: WbrdpeB' 5ane an
8aIbingtons uno McGlosrrpzStraBe.
SingItunDe: DOnn'ritags - 0irigent
5. 4arolu5.
nSGngerrunbe."
Sauplqudrtier 8raun's 0aGe,
Caroline uno 9antzStraBe. Sing.
itunos: 0OnnerItags - 0iri9snt: u.
S9nsip%r.
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n@belneiB.4
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Salt unD goltz2lpenue. SlnqIfunbe:
OieRitags - DiriQent: u. S6nsioer.
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G - 8 T = EG = a.
Tragt die 4Di0 SOtH, D8hr Inner G6kautt HaH
se5sif' ZNZN1zM
eSunes in Waibiugtnn.

Der 8orIiber oes bsmotratiI6en gldz
tionul @pmits's srfldrt oieGams
pagns QusIidtsn fir AD4Tt giiHz
itig.
Dafbington, D. g., Is. Sept.
= Senator Sones pon QrtanIus, Der
5ubrer Der 8rpan Champagne, 1T
ouf einen Sprung na6 WaIhington
aefommen, Elm fkinsr 46Fedsr bon
gfsp gort our @rlsoigung bon 9riz
patgsT9dTtsn, pte oFfi5isQ OerIj6ert
fpirb. Der Stnator befinoet IiA in
elmer Te6r 9e6o6ensn Stimmung. fsin
gatniit6li6eB QntliB 1T Hets BON eiz
nem pergniigten 2d6etn perId0nt, u.
Denn ar AUDI ni6t genei9t III, DielProz
p6stiT6ss bon Ii6 gu geben, 10 fam
man i6m bod anIe6en, bag er bon
Dem 5ranDe be5 pOlttiIten 81romsz
ters 6eTrieoiat 1T. Gerator Sone5
bGlt bic Netp Yorter Situation fir
y[e6r 9unTiig." Gr ertIdrt1 oaB in
bem M;berfpeit Der 5rottionsn our8z
aus ni6ts 9sunrubigenoss lie9e, Oenn
Grotsr muFe nun bic 9r0BtenQnItrenz
gungsn MAIDEN, um in JleD gort
Zine 9spaiti9e WtuiorItdt fir 8rpan
feraus gu betommen, uno Senator
SiQ Tei 9sbalten, aGs8rdFte un3uIpanz
nen, um i'm o6ersn Stadt: bic lepuz
bIifaniI4e Wlajpritdt bsra63ubriden.
Sir ben bsmotrutiTdtn 9rdiibentz
|fofts Ganbioaten f0nne biele Hiz
palitGt nur port6silbaft iein, msinte
Der 'Senatpr.
Senator Spnes ReGts bic 5toaten
Rsp gDrt, Oelapure, SGinOis,
WiEcorTin, Miff9an, S6io, Snoiana
unb Delt : 8ir9jnjen in bic 3neifslz
6QFte &plonne uno duBerte groBs gu
berTi6t, baB bic erIien brei, FptpieSn@
bianu unb DeIi 9irginien bej'm
3G6len Der Stimnen auF bemptrotiz
TA,r S5sitp hsf1nhen tnprhpn niirhpr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-09-19

pQlter DIT pptIu8le|l1Wsll Jtt9letu''9
osn Sransnaal prGIioen!en arii9er
segeniiber anitdnoiger unD geIhldtsr,
ais ertpartete purbe. Die 9ermut6ung,
paB Die 9rpBm16te in OieIer Ss5ie>
blrna uuf 9ortugal eingeIpirft hdtten,
iit ieoenfalls unbsgriinbet. Cine anOsz
re isruae 1T, Of bic GnelGnoer auf Den
qrGIibenten uuF bober @ee Sago maz
den tperban, aber bies lit faum anSus
nebmen, psnn&riigsr Elm 6oadnbii6sS
8risssidiff sur ue6srfahrt uaa GU
ropa benuBt.
Sene Wnlsibe.
'9lu6 bic ,a5lnil6e 3situug" iaoelt
eg. oaB Die bsuti4e Regierung ii4 an
ben ameritaniIfRn 9sfomartt g'>
panbt bat. um fir bic Dedung Der aoz
ften Der Ghina Expedition 9eIo gu
bsIaaffsu. 0aruuf ertpibern Die n9srz
liner NeueHen Na9ri6ten" tronI1h,
nieIer 2Grm lei ungerehtfertlgt, Der
beutI9e Yatriotismus perDe pordusz
Ii6lli9 nod 9slegen6,it 9enu9 BADEN,
{i6 an Inlei6en fir Grpe6itipnen mad
CHINA gu betbeiligen.
Offi5i0s tpiro iebt 3ugege6sn, oaB
Die bonn 6inan5miniitar uno 8Ice@prdz
Tibsntsn Des preuBii4sn StaaIsminiz
Ttertlrms, Or. Don Miquel, gtmeinIam
nit Dem ieBigen Stoutsietretdr i'm
Rei9si6aBomt unO friihereu So!z
f6after in Maibington, 5reiberrn D.
56ielmann, arrangirte 2ldt3ig DILL
lionan 4nleibe in Nmerita Deientlt9
ben 3tpsd bate, bic @olobeItdaOe oss
Rei6sI9aBamtes gu itGrfen, angez
ii9ts Der MDsli6tsit, bab ft4 aus ben
6ineitI6sn Wirren nod tDeitere Gomz
plisationen snttpideln f0nnten.
Tlunition fir 6 6ina.
Der 8remer n9unIa z0ampferr Go
tpen6ur9" 1T in Diibelmsbapen angez
fommen, I'm bic fir bic beuti6en
Sruppsn in Gbind 6sitimmte Munitloa
3u iiberne9men, bsrsn QbIenoung 3us
erIt BON Berlin uus inbi6irt, bann a6er
pieoer angeoronet tpur6e.
IlIerIsi aus 0euti d. Ia n D.
De Gerlir:r GtnIur bat Die Iufz
fu9rung bon orsi IutiriI6sn ginaiIern
oes 6efannien 9ubnsn S6riflfelz
lers Wlar 9repsr i'm n0suti6en She
dter" Der6oten.
Qlu8 8upapelt 1T Der He4tsunpalt
Simon Glsner, na60em er IN ieIner
Gigeni9dFt als Qln1paIt Der pgfeupeltsr
Snouitris= unb 9anoeI5bant" Inter
i9Iagungen begangen, nu6 Nmerifd
entfloben.
Der 5erbt llm3ug bat uusna9msz
neiIe umfangre;9s OimenIiOnen ongsz
npmmen unD bic GngaItsll!m Der Ser
liner M0beltransport 9eIellI4aFten
baben Die 9elegsn6eit benuBt, um elnen
General Sirits gu inIceniren, Oeffen
8erGauf lid nod teinespegs dbie9en
lGBl.
Sn 9traBburg i'm @lIuB 1T i'm Nlz
ter pon 62 cJdpren Der unloerltldl97
proTeiTpr uno Oirattor Der tOnigltAen
O6rentlinif, Dr.. meo. Q6raeam 8ubu,
9eItprbsn.
Die Qon0oner Melpung BON e;nen
bepprItebsnben 8sIude 8aller BiIz
belm's in @ngtanO 6eru3t auf Grim
oung.
gei g9emugen am R6ein 1ut 5tpiz
T6tn apsi GiIenbo6n3iigen eine Goiz
| HTion TiuttgeFunbsn. 6ei tpel6er II
YerIonen mebr OOer mlnoer |fl!per
0erlsBt .purbsn.
9ermdnn Suosrmann 9at qeIiern
| ben 8inItlern os6 Setting 59saters
Tetn neue5 SAauFpisl uSo9onnesfeuz
er" borgelsIen. 0ieIeIben Tpra4en Ti4
| uber bic neusIte brdmutiI6e 9j6Iung
Oe5 QutOrs gang sntbufiaitif6 aus.
Die 9rsmiers bss neuen Studss i'm
2eFing Sbsater ii auF ben 4. Otz
tober ongeIebt por0en.
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MlAMNfNtsne

1T oas am 2tibttitcn tiriunebmeu0c 6tdrfuu9ss
mttel in Der g8clt, NIT DEN uobltbucnDheu urO ans
Daucrtoittn Rtiultaten Ole panbcuI,rs gui6 grsps
ing aFocatOn" prdparrt OaFelbt, eire Ga.urtie fir
OtNtu 9orji9t. Bon altn Npotb'tsrn oerfluft.
(16Ol
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-06-20
CLOUD VERY THREATENING.


Events are certainly moving apace
i'm China. The Boxers have fairly taken
the bit within their teeth and have de-
cided to drive out the foreigner, whether
official or otherwise. The foreign lega-
lions in Picking are in a state Of siege,
the mixed troops sent forward to assist
i'm their protection were not heard from
on June 10. and the report was current
that one Of the secretaries Of the Jap
anese legation had been murdered.
These events will doubtless lead at
once to extended military operations in
North China. The time for procrastin-
ating has gone by. and the only thing
for the western powers to do is to strike
a series Of blows which will make them
thoroughly respected. The lesson to be
taught may be a cruel one, but it will
have to be taught. Picking will have to
be occupied and some of it may have
to be destroyed. The reserve of the
palace dignitaries will have to be COM
pletely broken down, and the represen-
tatives of the western nations will have
to be acknowledged not merely as the
equals, but as the superiors Of Chinese
officials.
There does not seem the slightest
chance of war against the northern
Chinese not being declared. The plan
of the reformers, which was outlined in
these columns yesterday, will have to
remain in allegiance till the military OPP
erations are brought to a close, and the
results of the war may preclude the
plan being carried out at all. But look
ing over the wide field of China the
plan Of the reformers seems the only
one that will give the country peace,
and eventually carry it forward to the
place which Japan has reached. The
main difficulty will be to get possession
Of the emperor. In the present excited
condition of Picking he stands every
chance of being murdered out of hand.
To see all the western powers banded
together against the east will be an
extraordinary sight for the closing
year of a century which has presented
some extraordinary sights during it's
passage. 1t reminds one of the far past
when all Europe went crusading into
Palestine and northern Africa. The
central idea united many Earring inter-
ests for a time, but they soon began
to disintegate, and jealousies moved
the various nationalities apart. The
world may have improved since those
days, but one very much doubts it. The
western nations will go in like torrent
but as soon as the opposing wall of
Chinese is swept away, jealousies and
quarrels must arise. The prospect is
really gloomy.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-06-20

uF BE- constantly supplied and under
rHmuuf conditions moro De- boo reason
uhf lHhm should not be supplied to
tHuse who need BE- here.
DO nuD maf iry to sizo up thc labor
situation boz tho Territory today hc or.
dInan Japanese luboror Be- NOT trying
Co beat the planter his employer but
Dee is combining to beat the labor COM
pany which brought him Go these hospi-
table shores whore he can earn any
whore from six Co ten times what he
got in Japan. OF course, this is the
natural gratitude Of the human race. as
frequently oXemplihed. but after an Sc
does not portend very serious labor
troubles, and for this we must give
thanks
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-06-20

A new sailors home under the aus
pieces of Messrs. Lewis and Turk,
sounds very much like the story of the
spider and the fly, with the walk in
my parlor" refrain. Or it might be
spoken of in another nursery rhyme,
which ran "Radididdle, kadiddle, come
and be killed." which is addressed to
the ducks belonging to one Curleylocks.
One can thoroughly appreciate the
highly moral standard of home" run
as Lewis and Turk run their water
front business. Poor sailors, they seem
to have a bad time in store for them
selves
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-06-20

General Funston made a great find
when he came upon the official cores
pondence of the Filipino government.
Some light may be thrown upon in
trigues with our own people. There I'M
doubtedly was considerable correspon-
denee between people in the States and
Filipinos. This was not necessarily
with the leading public men, but there
were plenty of small politicians who
misrepresented what our leading public
men said, and by such misrepresenta-
ton kept the flame of rebellion burning
merrily. The undercurrnt of Filipino
history will be very interesting study.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-06-20

The statement that $50 600 a year has
been offered TO the Boer generals and to
Kruger If they win stop fighting reads
very much as if it came from the willy
president himself who takes this meth
Of letting the British know what his
terms are. Though the Beers report
some success, it will have to be taken
with a considerable grain Of salt. When
Aguiualdo was at the last gasp, the
Filipino junta at HonglIong was tele-
graphing news Of brilliant engagements
in his favor. There is something very
like a Filipino junta at Lourenzo Mar
uuez.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-06-20

The reign of terror on the water front
tempt to get all the shipping business
into the hands of one firm has failed,
and captains are able to get their crews
on better terms than they have been
for some time past 1t only needed
frmness on the part of the shipmasters
and of the police authorities. The
scheme worked well enough for a few
months, but It may be regarded as
played out now. The water front can
very well spare the services Of Messrs.
Lewis and Turk to some more congenial
cline. There is Manila. where appar-
entity somewhat similar artists are al
ready located.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-06-20

officials is quite a problem. 1t is re-
markable how the various Offices con-
nected with the government have in
creased. Thirty years ago the govern
ment office occupied the Rookie prem
ises, where Wright's carriage repairing
is carried on now. Then the present
Judiciary building was erected. That
suffced for a time, till the Kapaiwa
building had to be erected, into which
went the survey office, the waterworks,
road supervisor and public works. Then
the present Executive building was &C
cupied, and now every place is full from
floor to basement, and yet there is not
room for all.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-06-20

SOLE AGENTS for Jewel Stoves for
Coal or Wood. New Puritan Blue
Flame Wickless Oil Stoves. Quincy
Cleanable Refrigerators. Double
Coated Granite Iron Ware.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-09-15

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