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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-06-08
NO ACHIEVEMENT REACHED.
Trunk Line Passenger Committee Adj
jUaracd Brs Session.

New York. June The Joint Passenger
COMMITTEE of tine railroads III the Irnnk
Line A-Sb,iattgr, after a. iNu days session,
ari. urued to-day without reaching N
agreement upon The matter Of eXr"-s fares
upon fast trains VIA GIrcrert.ai Iiu.S- L is
question recently uec.4iH. more sayDItaut
hv The action At the Delaware, ~i.ack4W1Gla
and Western in putuls ON q fa~: ~:vrEI-e
between st. LOUIS. tuic1*' and New YORK,
without charging excess fdre-.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-06-08
Reduced Rates for n-c,;n,

Tie Southwestern PASSENGER Bureau YES
terday promulgated the follow.ng reduced
rates.
Meeting Of the Commercial Law League of
America at Milwaukee. july - 10 August
4-ra;s. che and oue-1hird fares an certia-
cat" plan.
ni-nniaI international Mining Congress. a.
Milwaukee. June - e. &-Taje. one ard on
tIirI fares "u corr tcat- Plan.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-06-08
~Ther First QuarreI,~
49, = BY LOUIS H. BALL. = - -

)UIS Fl. BALL. .s ~ :.

When Ella Erdcrly became Mrs. Frc.I-
erick Spurucr Sll" and her al,lrud Ia
hayod rs do all newly married couples.
Between chiiiliuuS "f tender cI~csscS
and "ndcariu@ tcrmS ;l'y n.IIc u r,~riu-
ton. no natter what laUpegrl." TO
Ery"r quarrel. The ~Sr""ncrs rented Il
fiaI on West Belle place. 1t was the
regulation flat with which you are Nil
familiar, 10 doubt:
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-06-08
Chicago aud Eastern Illinois.

At the annual meeting Of stockholders f
the Chicago and Eastern Illinois al. fne
directors and Officers were Reelected. Tn.
directory consists Of the following: Henry
IL. Porter. Arson K. Flower. Henry Ss!bcrt.
George :. Brewster. H'lChard n Hoe. Fred
peEser. .. :. I.yfOTd. G. ". Ei,iari and
Joseph Il. English.
Earnings and -~Xrerses FOR the year were
% -,H1ta.Ls
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-06-08

Western roads are trying to fix uniform
rates Ger street fairs L%-ttN+is. paTddCs and
: --- 9" ATTRACTIONS. : i'N arc I.N E.iIi =
o. a .TcUrSi-aDa 10 -.art "a rate .s,o.e aH.
ol,e-thisd fares FOR :ns round imp IN teri
tory where the normal tariG i : cents pc.
mile and q rate of ore aud ore-ffth fares in
IeE.ii0ry where the normal is over 3 cents.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-06-08
SPECiaLTiES.

LOUIS =. 2cHLE LIVERY CO.
UNDERWRITERS ASD EMBALMERS.
Carriages $500 Hearses 81 90
Black CLOTH Cssksas. Flrst-CI.=s Goote. $40 and
Upwards.
GLOBE STABLE, Ii22 CHESTNUT ST.
TELEPHONE. MAIN sy.
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ALEXANDER DOUGLAS,
Newly Elected Vice President ami Gen
eral Auditor Of the Frisco Line.

Reports have been circulated that the divi-
Gcud on the second preferred salTes might
he increased. but ore Of jhe directors said
to-day that L. GIi uoi consider i probable
tErT gIE change IL tAg present !ate OF ! Per
cent ---nllaUIIal would ha u.1r.
Mir. NJ.kUII RtN continue 20 occupy ffc
position Of Gtn'fIi manager IN .~Gtit.-u to
that OF president. After ne Hsa received
many congratulations, Al. Io.hum said
that no RADICAL changes in the l~I.GaS'jHvIt
or methods u the Frisco rOgd were con-
rr9lrlatCI.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-06-08

Nearly four-hf,is Of the stock OF the com,
was voted al the meeting.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-06-08

These rates are :, a?ply also To- bicycl.
!u"'-~ and &c" territory outside Of - radius
r. s.g.aty-lyc El.i-~ from ih. place II
!os"t.u-. In PRECIOUS years LAX of Uu,-
rLlity las caused considerable trouble and
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-06-08

Albany. y. y. June In an opinisI
hauled down to-day AJJutant General Ds-
WIGS holds that under the banking law OF
I.vg the reigGdiug bonds Of the ChicaSo sII
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-06-08
DEATHS.

EGGLFSTCS-Ou Wednesday. June 9 1910 a,
residence ~ hey su. Doctor Erslesfon. Gli5 HsT-
tor place. Maria L., WIDOW q the late captain
William EsgIostgu.
~lBrermsrt private.
EioS.aynG. Va. papers pleass copy.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-06-08

NCERNBERGER-Juns Z. ie,o. at T:so a. m.
sfter q Eu-ar,DE Elnesa. at tie age IF SO years
J month lniiD EuerLheraer. beloved son Of sirs.
barbara Hc--BbeTgcr.
Funeral services Friday. June g 1900. az 2 p.
m. It residence OF 2lrs. Ernst EobyR. So: Ray
ID1nt lutorsasut private.
louisville. by. pap..s please copy.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-06-08
W.LDORF-isT1Ris.

ATLANTIC CITY. y. J.
Directly IN ocean front. c. nu6 tel with beard
walk. 'ararity 81. SttctIy frsproaf in every
s-rss. Ac..- u comf1F; ami luNuriousne<s.
= e.y afTcir tm"at Hot and cold sea and fresh
S;ts- elevators 20 street Rooms single and
n suite. Dining :ocW N top fL.g. overlooking
cceso- Inducements FOR June. Booklet. Harry
JatEnaa.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-06-08

SPJBGEIHALTEEs-pn Monday. June 4. 1870
ri -. Louis Ranch. Crosby s'Iuuty. Tex. Fro,
sr4ck / Spiegslual-e.. IL his Vhirty second year.
l1tc-Toslt private.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-06-08

SNITH-Thur~aay morning. June . 800, sui-
4. -iv- $.ru,l l. Srr:t{, h=l.se! husband Of
ltufsr SAiL. 'u,r S.aB-}. aGai . years.
Funeral vii take place f'oil family residence.
~. si&A South Eighteenth street. saturday
efteru-oa ay 2Ss O'Clock 70 Be'isfontaine Gene
stry. Frierds and relatives are invited to at
TEND
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-06-08
A LITTLE BIG WASTE.

F. DISTINGUISH Between economy and wisdom.
Sitting at home to save shoeleather is econo-
my, but It IS scarcely wisdom. In the same
- way, doing without Ivory Soap is economy
but it isn't wise; yoer risks are greater than all
possible saving. Every cheap soap contains free
a!kaii. Now, free allzaIi viii eat its way through
the rev Of cloth on tie kitchen floor Imagine
then what It viii 60 IN a single Mondays wash
ingi Is such economy wise?
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-06-08
Camp Lake Hotel.

Camp lake. W.sconsin.
A Beautiful family uTrner resort f1 Southern
jscuusin. g rules from Chicago north. Cool
fishing. hoatirE bathing. etc. Hotel new. viii.
az modern improvements: rates rea>aHE.le- send
- ga..LTl"
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-06-08

sCULiY-On "Wednesday. June 6. 1910. at ,
o'c.ocs p. n, Ella May Souliy. daughter. Of the
late William and Eie1 ScUiIy, sister Of Mamie.
NarT!e and Richard S-uily, aged - years z
months and Il DAYS.
The funeral viii take place Saturday, 9th inst,
g. . o'clocN ?. III, from family residence, No.
1874 North Seventeenth street. TO St Lawrence
c'Tooie's Church. thence - Calvary Cemetery.
Frie11s are invited 20 attend.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-06-08
Z. W. STEPHENS. Columbia. Mo.
ST. LOUIS pR0vIDENT
ASSOCIATION LAUNDRY
iy.G y. TsiIKTEEsTE ST.

Confines 70 serve IN ap2-sc.s;lnS pIoii' With
rrt-C!zs= rs0I scFA. U-t-c ~ thsUi-ais AM
ha..rc i<'cy - gt-! Domestic finish Pho-s
Ls;e: So
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GRAND ATLANTIC hotel.

virginia ave. AMI Each. Atlantic CITY. N. J.
ElitH YEAR. EaI1"!ty 10. Beautifully i1oa.ef.
~ hes,!a- Open all y-ar. Te.Uls are r,aron-
: H.e. Write Tor booklet. T-erl-s I. Cone
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e
O&A--Hz-z-Y
EYiGTIninaIOrS.

RED IaHEA for Id hugs. i:e@-. lie and sar-
den ir.sa's.
YELLOW LABEL Tr Ios-h-s. ants ar' w"-,i!.
For salt lv 81 .sl.,.z " - liH-t> ~.
81 -. Second ST I.aulfs-iG-y-.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-06-08
Summer Resorts.
The Republic Bureau.

Full particulars concerning oil Summer
Resorts supplied. Circulars. booklets and
varied Information Of Hotels and RcsortY
may be bad - The Republics Information
LuTeai. Services Of the bureau absolutely
free
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-06-08

AVERY BE CH Eo TEL,
South Maven, Mich.
The mos: charming resort on Lake
Michigan. ENLARGED ard improved. Accom-
uOdatiJns for 80 guests delightful cli-
mate Safe Bathing. Excellent Sailing.
Fishing. Etr.
Rates, 5000 ts $1,000 Per Week.
Write for Booklet.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-06-08
TIE WILTSHIRE.

virginia ave. and Beach. Atlantic cay, n. J..
ti1at-itsss ana modern IN every detail. Wri,s
Ter booklet and specia! spring rates
: : PHOEBTS.
Formerly Of Eyreia. Oh Point Csgu.ort.
Cochise review., 1900-07-19

THERE are now nine presidential tickets in the field, and 1t is q won der how the organizations that place tickets in the field can, at least many of them, really possess the courage of their convictions to such an extent as to elect nominees to the important offices of the na- tiOn. As matter of fact, how ever, the parties that represent cer- tain single doctrines. such as tenn perance, are, as rule. most sin cere, and are determined that the world shall recognize the justice of their cause, and if not in their time, then that another generation shall arise who will acknowledge by it's actions the rectitude of a doctrine that has cost years of per sistent advocacy. These tenets that are the principles laid down by parties in such minority as to be almost nnrecognized by the masses of the people, are, many of them, tenets that will grow in strength until they become factors in the progress of the nation. They need not essentially be revolution ary, or even socialistic, but they may seek to inculcate a doctrine that in its moral or physical result will affect the future of the people to material extent.
Cochise review., 1900-07-19

Billy Burke returned yesterday from his prospecting trip in the Chiri, chuas He has been away for couple of months, and during that time has covered good deal of ground in his search for. the preCions metals. He states that the region he has visited is now full of prospectors, who fully re. cogni2e the fact that IL Is great min. eral country. Ii Is certain now that new camps will spring up and one old camp will be revived to something like q state Q, activity. MT. Burke was, as usual, a little mysterious and reticent with regard to the claims he had SC cured, but this, of course, was hs affair. However, he said that this dis trict was one that in the near future would he turning out great mineral and in great quantities.
Cochise review., 1900-07-19

and that the citizens of all coun- tries shall be allowed to enter into competition with each other, unre- strained, in those peaceful and le- gitimate occupations that always mark the proper progress of cVill- zation.
 The subjects of many states have suffered, and in this fact lies diff fculty, Had a single nation alone the right to demand reparation it would be different. and that power would be in a position to take it's own course and assert its own rights in measures that might in- ure to its own special benefit,
Cochise review., 1900-07-19
The WigWam.

All persons desiring to lake adyanl. age of our uniqne ? dozen photos .fOl 50 cents shonld come at once, as. no sit rings will he made later than Sunday Jnly l6. but we will remain in Bisbee to finish all work, and to conclude our views. We have the following for sale al bargains;
 One l2 \ i9 tent.
 One l2 II tent.
 One r. Fl tent.
 : back grounds, cheap, for amateurs, 25O feet lumber, good as new
 l heating stove.
Cochise review., 1900-07-19
Forest Lieu Selection No. l04.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,

TUCSON, AFIH., June $, lhGl Notice is hereby given that r. A, Hyde X Co, whose postotiice address iS llh Montsoin- cry street, san Francisco, California, nave made application to select, undur the act Oi JnneI. iSa1 (M Stat.. 3B), the ,uliowing de. scrihcd tract of land he Met all tunch
 situate iIi Ramsey canyon, Huachucn monn- taths, GochiSe county. Arizoni Terri ort, in | what will he when surveyed r 23 *, R. POE G. & S R. k. S NJ, he survey is ticd to n location monument on the summit of n high ridge, rnhning In a general east and west
 direction wes, of Ramsey cany"n m it's mouth and southwest of Ihc Metcuii Ranch house, being m oak pose four feet long. set ] In a mound of stones, whence Il hla2e nn m oak tree inches in ,ltamctsr bears \. n deg. { 10 mn, W, lS.b feet n bIHles on uu ouli tree inches In diameter bears N. n deg. ii min. l w. 2s.5 feet; n blaze on an oak tree inches | In diameter bears N. q deg g min E, 3O.6 1 feet; Carr Penk, liuachiic;t m"unti.ins, hears S. deg. F. min. W Miller Peak. Huachnca
 mountains, bears S. 2 deg min. E; san Jose Peak, Sonora, bears S. 5 deg. 5S min. 1 E.; Magellanos Peak sonora, bears, s, Il
 deg. 25 min. n.; Stack of Corbtn mill Char. | leston. bears N. l deg. 2S min. E. about l4
 miles; barn at Paekard's ranch San Pedro
 valley bears <. 1S deg 'Omin, E.; No,th Peak | of Hand Ranch house bears S. Si deg. 28 min k. about l14 miles; chimney of Rauerman | ranch house N. 7l deg. .0l min. E. about
 mile; peak, oi lihbett's new udobe house bears $. 2s deg, 10 m II. W. abou, !. mile: the
 initial point of Metcaf ranch survey (a jnni l per post inches ,n diameter, 2 feet ne, sei feet ln the ground bearsS. 32 deg. 10 mln | K. SiW feet.
 ! From this initial post the boundaries oi ! the ranch claim are as follows: W. 20 chains 1 to a nlonumen of stones; thence S. 70 chains l to a monument of stones; thence E. 70 chains 1 to manlIment of stones thence N. 2U chains ! to monument of stones thence E. 70 chalnS i 10 Il monument uf stones; thence N, 20 chains
 to a monument of stones; thence l.. 20 chain | tu h monument uf stones thence N. 20 chitiHG i to amonument of stones thence W 20 chr1ns to monument nt stones thence s. 70 chains
 to a monument of stones, heretofore de ! scTibed thence W 20 chains to place Of be 1 ginning, contgining l60 acres
 Within the neS thirty days from the dare
 of the first pub iration nf this notice pro. ! tests or contests hsHinsI he 6sler tion on the | ground that the land desrribed or any DOT l tion thereof, more valuable for its mineral
 than for aericn tnral purposes wlll ne re ceiyed am noted for report to tiie Commits i sioner of the General Land Office.
 MILTON R MOORE, Register. 1 First publication June 12. ,
Cochise review., 1900-07-19
Mining Application No. 7l4.
Survey No. 1864. 1
UNITE STArRs LANp OFFICE

'tL6uS hIlAuHhs June iS, lSub Nat co is hereby given that Peter Johnson and r ii, Harrington whose postotiice al dresa is bishee, Cockise county. Ari2 ns Territory for both, have rhis day filed their application for patent tor i3s2 linear feet of the Erie Cattis claim mIne or vein, bear ing copper and other metals. with surface ground d0s feet in wtdrh situated in WarreT Mining District, County of Cochise and er- hrttory of Arizona aLd deaiP haIed ny the field notes and official platt on file In Ihi, office as survey Number l464 approximately in Township 23 south Range 2l East tunsur yeyed) of GilH and Salt River Base and Mer. ldlan, Arizona, said snrVey No. lihi being as follows
 Besinning at corner No. the N W cor ner identical with iocaiiaH and wirh the N E. corner Last Rose uf Summtr claim in surveyed, pine posr feet 'nne, | iris ca $, fooI in the ground. surrounded by a mound uf hIuHes, scrl ed l-ii64 IL. C. C.. whence U. $, Mineral monument No, hears | N 67 deg 2S min west A+S0 go feet. ard corner No Ace of Spades Lode No l0i6 bears N eg i Id min 5 sec W 22l 70 ieer Thence N 46 deg as min SO4 feet 10 end center idenricai with location, plne post scribed lIGi F. C. C., zoo feer same bearing to corner number ] the N; corner, pine post | feet lon inches square, scribed l4bi k c. C whence original loca, ion bears N 44 deg 6 min east loO M feet Thence 52 deg s4 min 2l2l0 feet to cenier of frame house, BIS NO feet same bearing ro intersection grave yard fence at IS deg E Ia q feet from the < corner, lllOO0 feet same bearing tu inter
 
 lsa.SO feet from ths S " corner, JS2! G0 feet same bearing to corner No , the s E corner a pine post it long ins sq scrib.d ll6l E. q. C., whence original location bears SB deg 6S min p co feet thence $ i6 deg go rin N S0t.O feet to S end center piRe post scribed l46l E C C, whence original loca. tion bears $ 4S deg F min 5I00 feec, eos, 0 |, fHet same bearing 10 corner No the S W corner, pine post { feet long ms sd scrihed I-l464 E, C. C.; whence original loea' ton bears s i6 deg. 2a min 100 feet thence 52 deg s4 minW Is 2.U0 feet to cor. nerNo the place of beginning. Magnetic variation l2 degrees East thru,tRhout otal net area cattle claim Is, ,la5 acres
 The location of this mine Is recorded IA the recorders office nt deeds in banE ,a page 5bS, of mines The adjoining claimants are on the north 'ome By Chance Granville Iwner ion the West Yorktown, Riley nwneT on the south Last Rose of Summer Heating aud shattnck owners; on the east Reindeer. c, A, Overlook owner.
 Any and all persons claiming gAyersely any portion of said Erie Cattle claim mine or surface ground arereQurel to fife their adverse claimE with the Register of ths United States Land Office at TIiosuu iI. the Isrritory of Arizona during the sixty days period of publication hereof or they win be barred hJ virtue uf provisions Of the Statute ..
 MIrTUu E MoohE,
 .. Register, ..' irat Publication June 2s lS0O :.
Cochise review., 1900-07-19

Advertising rates will be made known on application to this office. Legal pub lications in conformity with Territorial Statutes. Reading notices, 10 cents d line for each insertion.
 Cuts intended for insertion in these columns must be on metal bases or they will not be accepted.
 Communications relating to news or editorial matter should be addressed to EDITOR CocHiSE REvIEw.
 All remittances and business letters etc, should be addressed to THE BIsBEE NEws COMPANY.
Cochise review., 1900-07-19
: Forest Lieu Selection No. IO7.
UNITED STATES LkNn OFFtcn

| It'CsoN, Arizona July iI l9oO ! Notice Is hereby given that John il Slaughter, whose postofiice address is Bis. bee, Cochise county, Arizona, has made up, 1 plication 10 select under the Act of June 4 1 1887, tS0 stat, S6) the following described iracts:- 1 First 40 acres, unsurveyed, on west slope Stein's Peak, in Guadalupe canyon, Cochise county Arizona, in what will be T. 24.S., R 32t E., G. and S lt. F. and NJ. The initial point marking center of tract is waste pipe ii | center of small rock and cemcnt dam in Il small sidTcanNan leading northwest into Guddahupe canyon, from which initial point monument No. 7s of Eoundary between |. x and Mexico hears $. so deg. 2G min. w. S7St feet.
 Second 10 acres, unsnryeyed on west slope Stein's Peak, Cochise county, Arizona, in what will be T. 33-S., R. S9-E. G. and S R. E ! and M The initial point marking center oi tract Is cross about in. long between letters ehiseled on cement rock, situate on the break of tat above bottom of Syca inore creek, about one mile up creek from house known as 'Old Smith Ranche" From said initial point white oak tree 2 1t. diam "S. $. ranch in. Pt E. T." \. E. cor ruins adobe house l2xl0 ft. bears $, 19 deg 10 min W. 89l 1t. White oak tree F in diameter scrihsd i" E. !" bears N, 58 dee. 20 min. E. l81a stem, seribed "B. T." bears $. IS deg 50 min
 ! l26 1t. Three conieal hills bear as follows. ;, tS deg F.. about 14 mile, $. I3 deg, l5 min. W. about '. mile s. 5S deg 30 min w. about one mile. Locating monument of rocks B., ft. base, 2ls ft. high on summit hill oye riook- ing san Bernardino valley bears s. SG deg II min W, 8S7i fl, From said locating mouu- ment San Jose Peak, sonora, Mexico, hears $. 27 deg. S5 min, w, about 60 miles Monu. Inent No. 'I of boundary between q. $, and Mexico hears x. 5i deg. min, W. npproXi. mately F miles.
 Within the ne St thirty days from the date of [ he tirsI publication of this notice protests or contests against the selection on the ground that the land described or any DOT. ton thereof, is more valuable for it's miner. als than agricultural purposes, win be re. ceived and noted for report to the Commis. sioner of the General Land Office.
 MILTON R. MooHE. Register. First publication July IF, l9J0.
Cochise review., 1900-07-19
Notice tO Creditors.

Estate of Patrick Cunning ham, dscsassd Notice is hereby given by the undersigned administratrix of the estate of Patrick and all persons having claims against the sad deceased to exhibit them, with the nee assary vouchers within ten months after the nrst publication of this notice to the sRid adrninistratris at Bisbee, fhe same being the place for th trans tetion of business ot said estate In said county of Coehise,
 JULIA CUNNINGHAM AdminisrratriX ct the Estate oT Patrick Cunningham deceased iF r" Dated al hisbee, \ IT. rtis trst day or June, ls00 w.
 First puoilca ion June ,. 1200
Cochise review., 1900-07-19
BISBEE, ARlZ., JULY IS, 1900.
Tnt CHINESE QUESTION.

W Adt VIII pC tIlC OutCtniC th tlc Chinese war is the question that is suggesting itself to the minds ot the thoughtful people ot every civ, iized country. But there is a question that is of prime import ance, and must be dealt with before the ultimate result can be reached. and that is what form can the pun ishment of the almond eyed de stroyer take so as to be severe enough, and comprehensiyeenough, to impress the mind of the China man with the enormity of his crime and the power f the nations whose subjects he has slain with such excess of brutality!
 The blood of the murdered cries out for vengeance, the ravishment of the helpless women, the horri- ble torture of helpless beings at the hands of these wretches, de mand reprisal that will be q last ing lesson to the people whose crimes against humanity have shocked the world.
 The Chinese nation is made up of thousands of fanatics whose re. ligion teaches them that death Is not to be feared, who will fight, and fight stubbornly, with that scorn for death that is q peculiar characteristic of the race.
 To kill thousands of them will probably be done, but nation of four hundred million people will not be affected by the slaughter of a few thousands of its subjects. The moral tone of the country in its e tirety will not be altered though the rivers of that land were red with blood. The powers who undertake the subjugation of China have task on their hands that will strain all their energies as the executioners of the worlds demand that China receive a chastisement commensurate with the offence.
 The punishment lies not in it's severity alone, but in its effects. There must he a result that will cause the felon to pause before he contemplates second commission of the sin He must ba attacked on those lines thst will affect all he holds most dear.
 Vengeance is perhaps, at best held to be contrary to the tenets of christendom, when it is vengeance alone. As deterrent, it is called toy another name-it becomes re- tributiye justice, and that justice will be demanded by the people who have suffered through the massacre, the torture, the acts of infamy inflicted on their men. their women and their children.
 If the houses of the idols should he sssailed, let them be destroyed. If the objects of their reverence and idolatry must be leyeled to the ground, then let the. armies sent against them batter down the sa- cred spots that have remained for centuries as things Tevered by the Chinese.
 Mere slaughter may temporarily check the uprising of fsnatacism but a permanent dread will be es- tablished should the destruction of objects of superstition be accom- plished.
 This course has been suggested by men who know the peculiarities of this race
 As far ss the partition of the is concerned, that will be watched with jealons eye by the aations who demand that ports shall be free for commerce to all.
Cochise review., 1900-07-19
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