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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-07-05

Per tie yssi 70 y.rt Proissri Mfhip
icy h.s tssE ia rsblis lie. srs has rtoes
big nsl mofs q ht, isllos sitlEsss 10 TAI
lins itsr .ny sikf lirsss Am ais,r,
The inFrsssiSs % hin witch . esssl
eslls Of he Stits Hoo. rsssiro 10 thai
81 sisesis psisstt and hiEdiy nst Of
great rsisf.l eisUlly ard tact 10 bio par
seusl eosi.si siih sihss, be !. sssfroo'
81 has the 10 the .rusEs sna lbtsts 10
the siora Of the arieriut.ie sEd con
plssessg wife . FstisEcs witch sBfpri'sE
bic sssosisio, vhsD be hinssli 10 besrirs
ssli rish eraihing batdsns Of sdmiaislrs
tive responsibility. II. is naturally gym
psihssle. eblisirs, sed cell 1triheins
Yet oil ttb nfseis bal sne aide Of BIZ.
etstseief. .Iihorgh u 10 the ,ids shieh
most impresss ihess wto meet hin bal
essnal.y. Bis mosi predominant esrsr
teiisiics which tisS great bodies oi met
10 him silh ritsts Of ,istl. which have
lifted him from TIE position Of private
soldier 10 thai OF Chiti Magistrate Of the
rsiion, stitch have ,utsined him and car
elsi hiu lt'ossb tbs many gtss, srises
oopttosuss BIN. sud bsre Rirsn hin The
uu,; ard eoElItaes OF the Autfio,n pee
pie -tfs bis moral strength aud bis 90
HiucLias ecarsss to DO The night ss be
sses ~. irrespective Of temp nary eooss
On Gres Hi, nAiutsl senllebtes Sni his
tendency TO isbofs tnsll ard tot-essen
tisl difseuc ef, bis villiupptts 10 oblise
even bis rbsmie', and bis utter lack OF win
dicliysnets oil these, when toe times OF
tri,i. have come aud The eyes OF the pto
pie have iurned TO him alone, have given
him sdded strength TO achieve great re
sults 10 public sG,irs Al ,gch ii1es be
hes fonnd thai behind him iss multitude
OF men wbo believe 10 the sincerity OF bic
purpose sud he npsel6shnsss, aud ste
wiling 10 trss, bis Judgment These
OF moral strength and cour
sge srs constantly sppsrent to those whose
connection wllh the Administration q
ustional sf.ts gives them in,imste knowl
edge Of the true relation OF the President
to public questions.
Prs.idsnt Mckinley 10 u lswyer-s mem
Der Of tine profession which hs .bs best
primary equipment for participation 10
govern ment. and which necessarily knows
the fnndsusntsls OF sts,eersit. He Is O
lawyer FROM small tovp, where the pc
suuisry rewards Of legal practice are email
aud uncertain. and where 1t IL unlikely
that talent will be early diverted to the
service OF corporations He IS from q com
mubi,y both Agricultural ard msnufsctur
lDg where the effects OF fnapcisl policies
upon industrial development has been
veil demonstrated. he il from close
and doubtful State, where the oonse
9nence OF political mistakes Is sudden de
feat and leaders learn canton and wisdom
10 the bard school OF imminent adversely.
In career open to oil on an eqnsl footing,
among surroundings where arrogance is ss
iatsl az incompetence, be has risen inevits
bly, TO leadership by the force and attract
voness Of his character end personality.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-07-05

Tbs siisslios 10 Chins 10 20 hswildsrins
that the tii!aisls 10 London content them
sslra With ssylns that u could hardly be
more srloas. aud they make no attempt
10 sIplsiu a. The only resssurips fact
10 the bssrtiness With which all the
civilized powers arc standing together"
This is the concluding paragraph Of the
New York Tfibuns's Loudop corespou
deHts tslegfAm. II 10 typical OF
oil us uastsor.by correspondence re
lsliTa 10 The trouble 10 Cbins. Many ne
ports are made only TO be contsdiotsd
snd . nes assertion pa, forth the follow
log day, aud 10 ibis situation II seems
useless 10 presen, comment with no
basis OF fsai
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-07-05

oar isEes, ifotel,s. The orssos. Is
bard spa f.si oa The foets CO tho coast o.
Chins A large rsss pisfesd The side Of
The vessel shove The doahls bo,ioa sBd
ihsrs ate several hole, 10 TIE bottom Nc
lives ~sts lest TIE latest eispstcba
shev isAi tstre IL hope Of hos,iss her
sssln, There 10 90 criticism 10 naval
eite,a q Capt Wide bssssss his ship
xssi ssfoBse, His report indielia that
be adopted prsessiioss sssinsi ground
Tag OF course there xiil bs ooar. Of
irquiry sbsthtf the Oregon 10 ssv.d or
not ssd u is asslss, 81 ihls time TO spsen
lslh 90 tie resalt
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-07-05
The Commencement at Middl.bury

| Tie l00th commencement and canten
nisl exercises OF M,ddlebury college for
mslly began Sunday mornILg With the
baecslaureate sermon by President Ezra
Brsinsrd Congregational church was fill
ed with tbs slnmti sud friends q the col
lese Ia the evening tao anniversary Of
the Collsge ChristIsn association was
observed.
Tie class oil 1900 Of Middlebnry college
beld its class day exercises on the cam
pus Monday morning in the presetce o.
the lsrsest gathering ever assembled Oh
the college comprs. In the afternoon the
undergrad stss easily won the ball gene
from the alumni by sseoie OF IL to 4,
Monday evening the Congregational
church vas packed with the usual crowd
for the Parker aud Merrill prz' speaking.
Prof, o, b. Wright presided and intro
aucsd the tpssksrs, The judges made
the following awards. Merrill prizes
First to Geo Il. Drake. second TO g l..
ssipls, third to Il W. MoCuen, fourth TO
C A. Voeiseh. The frat Parker prize TO
Z = Brigham,
The usual fr.tsrs.l rtunions we're held
II tbs vsrion, society rooms after the
speaking.
There vas great euthnN I'm al the l00ih
con increment Tueslsy mornipg The
church was packed TO hear the exercises
shich began by 3 prayer by President
Brsinsrd, after which tho nrual number
OF orstioGs and essays ~ere delivered.
The el.ss numbers 80 aud IL the largest
10 graduate Ia 90 y'srs
10 the afternoon the dedication OF the
Starr Library vas ttld Oxing TO the
threatening weather the exercises we're
held 10 the building TO the dissppoiat
asnt Of many w:o we're unable TO o5tiiu
sdmilt,Lce.
Toe devotisssl exercises we're conduct
ID by Rev. DR. @. r. Scott, '6., and con
sisted OF reading OF scripture and prayer.
Tbs address vas by Prof. Brsiperd Ksl
loss. t5s, Dean 81 the Brooklyn Polyteeh
ole Institute.
From 1 TO Prof. and Mrs.. Eaton and
Mu. Nc0il,on rscsivsd the members
Of the classes from 1888 to 1900, inclusive.
The ususl commandment concert .ss
held 10 the chsrch Tuesa,y evening.
wsdosisy was sd pestionsl Day. IL the
aorning there Vas sn edHcs,ionsl eonfs'
snce 10 the Congregational church, Ad
dresses were delivered by Prssidttt Viii
Iism J. Tacts Of Dwimoun College;
Ms,bes II, Bsethsm. Upi,sni
y Of Vermont. Pfssidsa, Fnntlin Carter,
Williams College. aud President Ctnis
s. Mnklsnd. New Hspshirs College Of
4 ;rieuiiute and Mechsnic ARA
Praiaett Bniurl held reception .,
ais rssidsnes 10 ibe sii.tnoop. whist vac I
ssli a,tsadsi b, tee slunui and guests Of
he esllege.
The Roman Dans. one OF the altar I
i,rsetIops Of the week vn held Weares
lay evening 10 The Csntentisl Building
sscitd for The patross. .
Today 10 The srasd Csn.srnid Day. A c
Of tbs Tfusise,, Fsniiy, Ainn .
4 ard students viii fora Of the college c
"a Esich TO the copsrssstiond church. a
be ersiios gill be delivered BY Pref G
Walter Howard Of Miailsssry College; II
be Poem BY Prot Edwin u. Hislsy Of q
Irc,os, Msss TIE soldering Of Degrees I
III follow. o.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-07-05

Sravstion never yet cared dyspe, sic.
Psis1ts Siib Indigestion are already bali
starved They need pleny Of wholesome
foot. Kodol Dyspspsis cure digest' VIA,
yoa eat so tho toiy can be nourished
while the worn out organs are being recon
s,ruoied. II is the ouly preparation kno~p
that viii instantly relieve aud completely
cure sll stom ch troubles. Try ii il you
are snlltiug rom Indigestion. II will Ger
tsinly DO you good. o L Adams. Airing
ton; A Ii Pettiboue, Msncbestsr Depot;
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-07-05
IS 1T RIGHT

For AN EDITOR TO RECOMMEND PATENT
EEDroNEs2
From Sylvan Valley News, Brsvrsd. N g
1t msy be a question whether the editor
OF Newspaper has the right to publicly
recommend any OF the various proprietary
medicines which flood The market, yet as
. preventive Of suffering we feel 1t duty
to say a good word for Cham berlsin's Col
10, Cholera and Diauboss Remedy. We
have known and used this medicine 10 orr
femily Tor twenty years and have always
found ii reliable. la many osses dose
OF this remedy would ftve hours OF suffer
ing while 4 physician is awaited. We do
not believe 10 depending implicitly CD
spy medicine Tor cure, but we DO believe
that a bottle OF CbamberltiB's Disrrhoes
Remedy were kept on hand end admins
tered ut the inception Of tn tt,fck much
might be avoided aud in vary
many csses the prfsencs Of O physicisn
would not be required. AT lesst ihls has
been our experience during the past twen
ty yesrs. For sale by Il Whippls, Man
chester Centrs; A II Peitibonc, Isncbss
ter Depot
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-07-05
SoMR Foolish PEOPLE

Allow . cough to run until 1t gets beyond
the reach Of medicine. They often say.
Oh. il will wear away, but in most casee
it will wear them away. Gould they be
induced to try the successful medicine
called Kemp's Balsam, which is sold on .
positive guarantee to cure. they would
immediately see the excellent effect after
taking the frat dose. Price % and 50c
Trial size free At oil druggists.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-07-05

The barns OF II II. Forester OF S.rsi
ton we're struck by Lightning recently
and entirely consumed, together with 10
tons OF hay, moving machine, farm carts
aud various other farming tools. Mr.
Forresler's house was struck at the same
time. the bolt making two holes 10 tie
sospstone eistern snd cutting the water
pipe, but doing no further damsgs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-07-05

A ts.ssssf tf,is CO ,tt Mecca hfstsh
81 %. Htsiksfp fsiiysy rss isio sss's
eti 10, miles tsrth 81 ksDsEvgsh, Ca.
Saturday tisll shs .s sozplssslr sfees
81. II. ~rst sssfhi era sra The en-
tire tt.is. vita The .respuoH Of ops
sleeper, .a asafofsA. Kssr. pssoE CO
he usis .rSspl The vecspstis Of the
pallnsE car rsfishss Not nsnetr Of
,ts trsit ere. sespe5, Thiriy.srs pso.
rls lh 81 we're ALLIED,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-07-05
An EPIDEMIC OF DIAnRHoEA.

Mr. A. Sanders, writing from Cocosnut
Grove, Fla says there has bsen quite an
epidemic OF disrrhoes there. Ho had .
severe attack and was cured by four doe
es OF Cham bsrlsin's Collie, Cholera aud
Diarrhoea Remedy. He says he also rec
commended it to others and they ssy it is
the best medicine they ever used For
sale by j II Whipplo, Manchester Centre;
A Fl Psttbone, Manchester Depo.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-07-05

The Vermont Insurance commissioners
have jast msdeA report Of the result OF
their investigation OF the Vermont Life
Insnrsncs company Of New York. They
end thst the company vas 10 bad fpsncisl
shape. The management had wiped out
the surplss aud had a further deficit Oi
sll5.0 900. Ths dito'ora. however. are
sIorsts,sd from oil blsris 10 tao msl,er.
The eomuissioneu feetnmsnd some
rev state legislation pertsiri ? TO itstr
sncs n,i,ers.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-07-05

Neglect ia the short step 80 many take
from a cough or cold TO eonsumt ton. The
early use OF One Minute Cough Cure pr
vents consumption. Il Is the only harm
less remedy that gives immediste result.
II cures oil throat snd lang troubles
Children oil like it aud mothers endorse it
o Il Adams. Arlington; A Ii Pettibone,
Manchester Depot; A II Smith, West Ar
lington.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-07-05
PETITIONERS EsrArE.

~ fTATg 81 Vermont District Of Manchester 80
The Probate Court for me Distriot N Aanottt.r
To all persons interested 10 the estate ~
Myron Psttibone, late ~ Manchester 10 ihld
Dis net, deceased: onEETF0.
By the authority ~ the ttAte of Vermont, y0n
are hereby NOTIFIED 70 sppesf before The ssid
r. obate Court, At the Probate oliee Ia Manchos.
ter. In raid Di.tiict, on the isth day " July
A. d. 1860 III ten o'clock In tho fore Don 10
show csnre. n alyjou have, Why he seooust Of
Chss X Egctlin. Adnip'susior OF the s,iate "
shy the re,idue Of ssid estate shonld not be
d stribuied 10 The parties entitled thereto.
Dated at Manchester, 10 said District. this
18Th day Of June A b. 1860
9su ". d. ElGEHrok, Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-07-05
GRAlx.Ol 0RaIs.Ol

Rsmem Der that name when Won went Q
delicious, sppe,izlng. uourishing food
drink to take the place OF coffee. Sold by
all erocers aud liked by oil who bsve used
il Grsin.O i, msde OF pure grain. 1t aids
digestion and strengthens the nerves. II
il not stim ulsnt but health builder and
the children Is we'll as the adults CSC
drink II with great benefit Costs shout
! 4 ss much rs coffee II, and $50. per
package. Ask your grocer for Grsip-O
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-07-05
o.4. OF, ..,, u, I .llsa sl.lsa ifsop.

Osa. Oas ssr, The Usasa States troops
Ia he PtilirBisss ate 20. stgss@t 10
Ssiaslss The ishshiissn sssina NIT
du .rs rthb ria acnusiita by ihsif evh
rseris There 10 90 erssEiass snsnf
sss 30 tlusissis Feisi ssesspriss hf coz
forces. ssstiss 10 left 81 Tho YER 81
nsyi ID. rfsvllts hsEds itsl sfs hfissss,
sshsf ts,a sssnilia
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-07-05

II troubled With rhtums,Isn. awe Chan
bsrlsins Pain BALM . trial. II vii rtt
coz, you cent II /, doe. 30 good oae up
pliea,ivn vail reiisvs the psin. IL also
cares sprsins aud bruises 10 90. third The
time required by suy ether trsaueni.
cnts. barns, ftcs,bi 60. qain.ey, pains IN
the aide aud chest, slspdalsr snd other
swelling are quiclly cured by applying IL.
Every bottle warranted. Price, % aud 30
csEn. A. II, pettibots. Druggist, 4u.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-07-05
A man from Mo.t-esl named Johpsor

A man from Mo1t-eal named Johnson
lest control OF bis wheel while coming
down Weston's hill in Winooski Wednes
day. June 20. and rsx into the fence at
The bottom. smashing the wheel. The
man received several bruises about the
head and il is thought internal Injuries,
he was taken to the Fanny Allen hospital
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-07-05

Ivy pSlsotifs. FsiseS seases AID a'i
ether seciassi. iflsries Esr Be qaisii'
cared BY nsirs pswais Witch hsE
sslvs II 10 slss etfi.iR care lea piies
std sfin diseases Tske no 0iast. q J.
Assns, Ariissios. A u psitieoSs, MAJ
CHESTER Dsre,: A II Saith, West Arips
ten.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-07-05

Four Foster delegates TO the first dis
trict convention at Darlington Thursday
narrowly escaped ssphyxiation while
sleeping at the Van Ness house. Wednes
day night An employee noticed the odor
OF sss coming from the room they ocou
pied and aroused them none too soon.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-07-05
rOMMIssIoNERs' NOTICE.

" Eflxts al WILLIAM kmEIDos.
Tbs uDdersignsd. having been sppoiutsd "
the Hon. Probate Court iof thu Distfist u Man.
chester. CommissiOpers. 10 receive, eIsmins Al a
a. lnsi ali claims aud demands Of all petsoDs
against the estate Of
william shsidon late Of nnpen
10 said Distriet deeesssd, and al claims ethlat.
"a ID or,st thereto, hereby give notice that We
viii meet, for the psrposss sforsssid at The
fssdeBes 81 l. u N. ion 10 ssid Report
on the eth day u December nert from
1 O'Clock Il. u0tli O'Clock n. and that
slI mouths iron the BIB day ~ Jans A. u
1890. 10 the time limited by ssi4 Cesrt Tor sAld
creditor. 10 present ihsH Gains 10 as fof cram.
iptii0n and allossBce.
Dated Al Hepsn this CHI day Of Jane
A. u. 1850
TOWNSEND !. NELSON, 81,
JAMES n. bIEAEAs, S"a' ~
LEEs EEeLDss, Administrator, Rupert. Va.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-07-05

Reports show that over fifteen hundred
lives bsve been saved through the use OF
One Minute Cough Cure. Most OF these
we're cases Of grippe, Group, ssthms,
v shopping cougb, bronchitis and pnsnmo
nia. Its early use prevents consumption.
0 Z Adams, Arlington; A Il Pettibone,
Depot; A II Smith. West
Arlington
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-07-05

really vsti kim sf sEy ether nsr 10 ~ Of
tss q ssy slsa tie, eli rsrt iissl, nsis
ihstf wstts tspvE vithcsi sssk afssri
,siislislIot 90 The part Of he esssissts or
co tie PART 81 nsn bird 10 DO the veft.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-07-05

A cartridge isetory to be rnn in con
oeetiou with the Robin Heoa Powder
company, will begin operotions at Swan
ton as soon ts the plant can be made
ready. The coupsny, which 10 sapitsliz
81 at 100000 has leased the John p.
II ch mill.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-07-05

A psiillsE vas bsiSg circulated snoHg
the members Of ID. Chiitendsn eoahiy bar
Than5sy. shish oil BE- presented 10
Governor Smith atipg Tor The sproitt
seat OF w. r. s,sa rd 10 the vscsney 90
the ,uprsms eourl bench recently cfest,d
BY tbs dsah Of Jadss l., forss. II.
Thompson.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-07-05
MARY K BARTLETTS EsrArr

w. kTsTE og trHsoST District Of Manchester, ~
The Probate C0tff for he district u MdnohesteTi
To all pefrone esled 10 tho estate ~
Mary X Baitet. late of Manchester la said
Disirtnl deceased GHrITfSd.
BY the authority II The state ~ Vermont, son
ars hereby Doiihid 10 appear bsfore The said
Probate Court. at the Probate Office IN Nsnchos.
ter IN said District. on the 9Th day Of July
u 1890. At 10 oelock A. NJ, 10 show csnse,
II any you have. Why the account o. james
Black, Executor Of the estate of sad dc.
ceased ,hould no be allowed. and also VIII tbs
residue Of said estate should not be distributed
to the parties entitled thereto.
Dated at Manchester. 10 said District, this 18Th
day Of Jepe A. u 1900
7ss ". b. EDGgRTOs. Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-07-05

ia 'ge Tyl'r Of Moutpelltr |einrsjay
Of Leaf week denied the notion TO set
aside the verdict OF $4,000 for The plain
tn 10 the case OF Daniel Il MEG vera Of
Montpelier against the Central Vern ont
railroad On the ground that i, was ex
cessive and outrageous.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-07-05

Small In sizs and great in results are
DeWitts Little Early Risers, the famous
little pills that cleanse the liver and bow
els. They do not grippe. 0 L Adams,
Arlington; A Il Pettibone. M,nch ester
Depot
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-07-05

Mary Blair, girl % years Of age and
an employee OF the Queen City Cotton
Compsny's mill ct Burlington, was struck
by the GAO train on the Rutland railroad
Friday evening at the crossing at Lake
aide park and instantly killed.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-07-05

The Burlington school department re
qnires S5S, 900 with which to run the ~
schools during the coming year.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-06-13

Interests Of the Territory are our own,
and the mistakes that We may make
VIII recou uuon our own heads.
Ncsi the change Is very close upon
us now. The old order OF things has
completely passed away The hope or
a resurrected royalty has passed away
and a new era, a completely new order
Of things viii take the place Of the past
New ambitions, new aspirations viii be
our aim now. Instead of being isolated
we shall form part of a great active
country, the throb that thrills in Wash
ington will pulsate in the Territory Of
Hawaii, from the insignihcance of a
tolerated independence which was al
ways threatened from without, and
which had ever the elements Of danger
from within, Hawaii is now a portion
Of one Of the greatest powers in the
world, with no threat of danger from
without. and no fear of danger from
within. This is what tomorrow prom
ises us.
1t is impossible for any one who has
lived here the major portion of his life,
in fact practically his whole life on the
Islands, whose joys and sorrows, sue
cesses and failures have taken place in
this environment, whose children have
grown up and made their homes here,
not to feel some tone of sadness at the
moment of parting with the past. The
bride when she leaves her home to real
ize the noble hope of wifehood and
motherhood, seldom goes dry eyed from
the paternal roof The soldier who
leaves his home to win glory and honor
against his country's foe, is not thought
the less brave, or the less wishful of
rugged cheek as he leaves his near and
his dear ones behind him. One would
be less than human if one did nos feel.
The future which is before us, a very
large number of us have wished for
most ardently, and have worked earn
estly to bring about, we would not have
it otherwise, but the hope of the future,
only tends to throw a glamour over the
past, and tint it's memories with roseate
hues. The mishaps, and wrongs are for
gotten, and the pleasant features are
the ones remembered. 1t will ever
dwell in the minds of those who ex-
perienced it, joyous youth time. There
are grander and greater things before
us, but we will cherish the memory OF
Hawaii in ante-territorial days as a
rose leaf dropped from the bouquet OF
maiden love.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-06-13

The center of world attraction is
shifted now from the Beers to China
The partition of that country seems to
be coming nigh. Troops are being con-
centrated by Russia at Port Arthur;
indeed, for some time past Russia has
been getting troops onto the eastern
side of the Asiatic continent, and there
are masses of military material and of
men at Vladivostock which can be cas-
lily moved down when they are required.
The killing of a couple Of Cossacks gives
an excuse TO Russia to commence
hostilities whenever she wishes to.
Naturally Japan feels anxious, and will
oppose any operations of Russia upon
an extended scale The question in the
partition of China is whether the pow
ers can divide it up without a quarrel
among themselves. If a quarrel comes
Russia will be at the bottom of it.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-06-13

The Boer war may be considered as
practically over. Kruger and Botha
were unable to make a stand either at
johannesburg or Pretoria, and Roberts
now occupies the latter place with the
British flag floating over the govern
ment house. What Kruger's object in
going into the mountains to the east
ward is by no means clear, except that
1t is evident that he is DESTROYS of ne
gotiating for terms. The idea of con-
tinuing the struggle cannot be enter
tanned. The force arrayed against the
remnant of the Beers is overwhelming;
they would be surrounded in their
mountain Businesses, their communica-
ton with Lourenzo Marquee would be
cut off, and 1t would be case of siege
with no possible relief. The suggestion
is made that the Boer leaders will sur
render their arms to a neutral power.
The probability is that Kruger will use
the arms to make terms upon. 1t is
supposed that the whole affair will be
terminated in fortnight at the outside.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-06-13

Otis says the war is over, and in this
he bears out the views published in the
Star from an officer in Luzon But
there is a great deal of work to be done
in putting down the predatory bands,
and many gallant boy in blue will
lose his life in this most unsatisfactory
style of fighting. That when the Fill
pinos understand how they are going
to be treated they are willing to put
themselves under the protection of the
Americans is very plain. The Filipino
has been lied to by the Spaniard, by
Aguinaldo, by the educated Filipinos,
and by the Friars. He is beginning now
to understand how things really are,
and accepts the American as his friend.