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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-17
Says That on July 7 oshsTn|
Tuan Was Preparing 10
bOMbapd,
AGAINST IMPERIAL ORDERS
london Mas Nc Doubt Az 10 this
Fats OF the Imprisoned
EuPOpsaRA
They Make a Desperate S0rtIs
and Then BravsIy Nest
Their Doom,

WARRINGTON, July ID HHHnOh nswN
~ oAms 10 Washington from 0hllA
wAs distinctly DRd, n consisted Of y
aAbIsHvaM 10 Minister WI from hhsDH,
the imperial dlvsetOp Of pOstN and .sle'
syAphs ri Shanghai, md according 10
the minister VIM IN peply DO lbe urgent
message hs himself Ind sent 10 llAt Oh
H0iAl, asking him 10 Try No secure some
nswn from Tho Chinese capital TINS
OAbleupam Minister WI regarded Nv %
sufficient importance 10 carry NJ person
dlvaetly 10 Secretary IIny, who wAs
waiting NJ hiH home for news Tbn
message M received from the cipher
wAs M iOllOwMI
npaAiD news Of July 7 nays that Con,
psval TuaD lfuh BleA IN diAObedIenee on
IMPERIAL orders WIN about DO np0 guns,
Legations md the government VIII Nv
IN peril"
OMw0bOpstsa OOOdH0w,
This news N commemorative VI ,tlN1
contained In u recent 0ADl1Hlhll from
UOnsll General a00dnOw Ab shanghai,
although lhe consular guD0pAl's DIV,
match Uiye hla PpItln news the dAto ~
tho btI saying tIRL th0 nDAl AllA0Ii
NpOn clio legations with gun VIM about
Vi begin oh July u Aside from Mo
gloomy forecast given Of lhG end Oh lhe
terrible slpuHAlo Ol. tle logAtlonDps
aunlnst tllN Inevitable, lhe Significant
rpntnpes " the message " Tho coupling
OF lIlp INlu Of thp imperial government
with that W the foreign minister's
Officials here pet some Satisfaction from
tlis portion Of thU dispatch IN II, BuB'
tAins thDm In th9 pDMtiOn theE llhv1
hold from Tho frat thAt mo .0llllnHO
government III not 10 VIM WIN ONplsi
Mndnm, hui. IN OOnfpnhtlnE u fOrMidn'
biz lnaniTedblOn
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-17
A|s END WAS SUDDEN
UnllHn alRlHa annnlDp tinAV DlAa ~ NNprl
pRilnyR IN WnHhlnKlOM

umliNl MlhlHa WhfhlnV VhhF VIHs w V'H'I
pRilNTH M Washington
WAHWIA0yOA July III, United States
senator John Horny HHAp y, BHllllH'
ton, IAu died Nj llDO hi N, Qg lnAGl WI
HpD ~ hls appointments nj lhp POpllAhn
III lhIa Mily Whlla Senator llnM hhn
bum IN III hoallh. Top \ ynnp ~ more
dnAih came entirely NnaA penlHnN, Thp
ROMANS Will bn lnk1D 10 Burlington lRl
Whopn lho gnhephl VIII oeehI NaAl
"Wednesday
John Henry tteap " Burlington wnH
born IN Itha0a, NJ w ABEL u lHph p0'
oelvna \ oDmWDD anDOol nlAnn l9ll W.
mDved 10 UAlenn, lllBu NJ lBBDl, W N0ll
HnelllnH, iGWH territory IA leBHai ana ~
BURLINGTON ID lAlBI WHARF,, ~ !nnHRHp1
In observation-disclosures WIN eleglnn mayor
Ot Tho plIB NJ ,HnpllHHl0n N leDbi WIS
Il member Oy Iha l0Wh llDnHa d. peplp'
BanlALlv na oI I'm NONpleenIhl WIInDnth
ana HIALeanIh general AHHHmbllea W ,ihH
HtAtD, HnpVlnH IN sphAkAp, TOP lMe lhAll
IWD lepmal WIN nlaNlal NDtnplW Ol
Iowa ID lHfA md. Npnln ~ AaOi MAH
elgDLDu 10 the MTtleth ana WltklnlhI
pOnHpeasnAi VIVA behtBn l0p thH p1ltF'
Hau0ndj WRg nHglalAnl BnglgEApy ~ WIG
IppaHHpy HnuAp ppaAllanI ,lAFpla0n, NH
VIVA olGptan I'D Tho pIllglthlpd G0nBpeAHi
VIVA eInoleh Jon, WI, lANl,. \ SanRIDp ~
oOAHpeBa lppiR lbe Blalh ~ Town .lOp lAlA
ypApB, beginning March d lsDDl ,lils
lspm Of Dlhea W0Hln hAv8 R&plphH
MnpaIl II, INDIE
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-17
PRONOUNCED INSANE,

OsU,AIN IisAly nj nv MRtDlIDah FsMMl
INpi NM GDMMl,NA ~ III AsllMM
pOpy TDwkaBkD, WASH JNly W.
upDN oOMplNhl, ~ Dr., HnpONw u
allNpup III Ihn NNlIpn BlAles MRpInp
hOSDIMl UaDlnIn NJ A, HaAly d lhn
UNllDl AlAlpa pAynDnR, pDllW Mp60l,
iOOh wins nMMlDah by thA pDnll,lk DDApn
OF phyMpiRns, wills WonDNnep1 nm In
BaRb, and II NDmMIHhent % WI nHylhM
WAa lapnnA, yha eAnmlhatlOp 1avalDpnn
lbAl during rDAp YEARS, While oH WAll'
Inn 0pdnps, IN VIVA EnDleel ~ many NJ
tRpIts Oh lns0MnlHv lRstlnA gpgM \ Wpnh
ID 10 days. " IN lhonHhl, ID VIII Wy
sonl 70 Washington 10 the national
AsNlnMD
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-17
british tjOnsUI Inns HOps,

LONDON, July lO,@uIhg British O0n'
Snl general NJ Shanghai, IN transmits
tins 10 thO British foreign ohiOo mess
sagUs from lhD governor Of HhAn TlnN,
AlppAdy published, ANys IN leApA, llepe
pAll be ltlls doubt ID paHApd w bhe fAte
Df lin fDppiuHgFs III t'ukiiiI
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-17
IMPOSSIBLE TO DOUBT IT,
Hsllevsd lha WOpAt liss Happened I'D tha
tOpNlxUHps In tnhlnI

Believed ti,a WOrAt liAs Happened IN tha
Foreigners In InIlnl
LONDON, July l6mHlt seems impossible
M entertain my longer bl0 least doubt
~ 10 lilo fata On tho Europeans Ia Pn'
Yin, Tho Associated Press learns thal
Lady Hart, wife Of Blp Robert Hapt, d.
RECTOR ~ Ohln0ae Imperial maritime
customs On July b received bhg follow
Inv telegram from hep hnsbAndi
nOOp people, including tho women,
sve In ths legations Prepare 70 hoAv
tha WlvALl"
T'ha European governments have w.
O0lyed from tllDlp representatives NJ
Shanghai " dlApAJ0h from Tho governor
Ol Shan WnlH, dat0d July Y, reporting
thnl Tho European troops llA1e Y tOptlei
from pehin md killed pOO OF General
Tang Fnh RIADH's forces anu ilnt. the
BOXERS w6pe mounting guns 10 make \
breach In tIla deHDnHDA,
Under dnta on July ", llp governor u
hhNnH TnnH wires AA f0llOWAl
UhRtive AOIdlopH and l1OAepA llAve
baeu attacking the legations Tor several
hours, but hAv9 moi wv effected MI elr
tpRn0a They RPe now MI bOMbMpdllA
Win large cannon 10 make Il bpeAgA fOl
. heavy onslaught feM tllAt MI the
ministers, and thp government I'M we'll,
am In great danger. ThH government
IN Intensely A%iAl0us"
Finally Dnne tll6 n0ws from bliRnH,
mi tllAt II bvenOh Ind beeil MAug Alld
tIIa Foreigners Aillud, All tllp dates
probably refer IN \ much earlier period,
bNt tlla presumption IN thhi, ths success
ave uIAiAtUheA Nlye Nj outline Of what
hNs happonad, The Europeans having
vsAahAd tha and 0f their pesOlpO9a made
4 desperate sOvtIe and then bpAv0ly ilet
THAR rHtN Tho details Of tho horrible
story will probably never be known
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-17
WAnL M rlxhl I'm Nnsarnl

OnlOAnO, Jnly lO mI1lo Second geHl,
mont, Illinois national, guard, VIII
vOluIteup Tor aepyl0e In China Colonel
James N, Stewart llnH announced bhAl
hp VIII imMOalnlNly make formal wpltI
ten DvOlrgP w hlA HAVANA seasoned ODlllI
pAnles 10 INV national H0y0pAM0Dt f0r
ilsO nunlnst tllU BOXERS
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-17

ADvspADy u biDDAD hansI Issues
pvNplAMAilDh,

ADvspAUy u blDDAD haAsl Issues
pvNplHMAilDH,
WAank0NDE, july ~. Secretary Hay
hAs received al undated dispatch from
uOnsnl General U0OhDOW W shanghai
stating thai lba governor vi HDNnil
bhaDEi hAs isnupd n proclamation IN
vDFADlp IN In lePMA 10 the bOAsps
IiONaD AhADsl ~ lha ppDvlnea lying
immediately h0fthwpst OF shanghai,
end bstwasN Thai Dily ami PskiD
U0nSnl General loOlDDw' v sh0pt dls'
patch represents MI, TIA, Mo STATE ~
navy departments know VI ths d9yel,
DpmaDts IN China Within lhe lAst, w
hours, uis news only nOss W eDDnpM
lhs belief ihHl tba situation ID CHINA IN
steadily growing worse instead " Dnl'
YER THIS HOnAl hbNNsl referred lO by
NJ, UOOlnOw w tho place whsps INV
yleepOy Appears W favor lls beAspA u
said ~ ihs STATS department W Ds kDbA'
oily twD separate provinces Df vAsl Us
tsIl, lying III thg western md D0pthsFD
portion ~ China BhnnAl, meaning
wsntbvn ISLAND, u lhp province ,lyyInH
directly wsSl Of Chill, III which Pekln
r looAlsd, llOnAI AdJOlnA shAnN IN
lhp south The Two mlghh present NJ
almost lMpASAADlp bNpplep III ~ MI
aODhnDw's dispatch Indicates, ihey Ape
III MlYn0lph NnN UDhMtAle w OppOS1. lnh
nWIbwApI march Dt I'M NpnIlba ~ u
Hung Chang AnA I'M other gpSAl south
evD vloppDys, npDD p0Aln No 0ODl lpMn'
ZION hAs psNDbDl lhn ylntn Departments
Of lh0 rapport from w. Petersburg ~ tDe
torture mud NnaIh " thp hNsslall minis
lAlpv M IinhlN,
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WNltp Man VNyNpN yallNw,

TREAT gQpstpp4gtien waa. ipll BY .lhs
N.Y. wien lAAy INV, ha ,WMA turning ynll
low His sllI slowly ehAluel NplOh alaD
his, nyps, Anl ~, aNiIepau InrllblA I'M
MAlNal WAa, yell0W JAlAdleh, Hn WINS
bleAtAn b., the bpst dDetDlA, bMt without
pansllt Then le wAA Nlylsad VI Wy
NleDtple BlltApa, Me wonderful HiDMN9h
nnl. llyqp, remedy. ,ADd ha Wpltesl
Waiter ,tAkinH lyQ BDltlaa WINS wholly
DDNlW A lplAl pTDypa u WAlellaAA
IMnpil fOp MI AlDMNnh, llyep md Kidney
1lDnblpE Only bQN, sDld by ehApple
DgnN lD, npnaulstH,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-17

WAAmN0VON, July ly H9The UhINeHa
minister hnh epNt " NAble dlgpAtoh w lDn
tn0tl Or shan TnnH, telling Inn tllnt tlo
AMnlllMn government IN 6k0epnhlHly
aDaIOup IN 10 tlle yale NJ Minister UOlI'
nor Anh pa1NesllnH him I0 onbln my ln'
formation IN may have OD lhhl p0lnh
Ihls In In addition ~ lle Onbl0HpAM hl
forwarded "Wednesday w tho request Ol
HanvDInpy IINy,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-17
iinnuul IN lntilx unllh dn

WAAnlhNT0Al JnlE N9TllhA pasl|lan
III nlal nHalHLlN NlHlMpalM eaneFil W
I'm Vnpglad IN ,llh HHHnallah M. llnll
paryg lIpalll baa haHN nfRfRd w MI
llDlGH libIIM Jgu M h0afaN WhH WHA
4 mnlubW M lNh FArM HlAa MsNlHg
aaMMlaal8nl VIM RAHl WAAtHl. RHneiHl
Inn NM leaHlFnd NV WHfA HhlN NH
0AlM lnhpNllhg whitisf " R8t nv WIN
Asewpt ths p0slflBAf
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-17
swppsvls vlpysa snd stevenson

M0Hk0sh VAn LHlg MMzdl, HkAklnA
A0hpvla, chairman N lhe FopnllN pNgty
III llle Aiatp NJ VlvHlnlA Nnhluleax Mn
pnTp0Au M support Msill NM hlnyenl
I'm and sAgA no VIII uAa hlN gtn0At w.
NHepGe M RvHvpAt ma pgtfinE WI M
Nn0tlW ~aleGt0pAl tHkal In Ihn HlNlA
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-17
CALLED ron PROTECTION

pvDppIglW nj u ANnAHA Nlt Laundry I'M
iaNt1 IN ~AnllNNhInasA NAinMualFNtInM
NAHAAs CITY, duly IN aIneansud VI
thA N0aap mNvdnvHl u W0wd W. llluil
and hpyA NNlhepad nhnul lhe laundry M
All AllHI \ OhinOHn, lNnndpgm Nn ,nllo
alRvlnd Il demonstration tDnl HNnaa1 Al
HlNa w aAll mn fhg pgliHp INV lwglnallpli
ma W0Wd pAHHed the nne fhy0WinH
AlOnnH iutn Vim laundry Nud ANlllllp pll
N ihG MmnlpA lhal lhpv wgpld hIlI
tbe eg0Wd 0UiHkV Nnd NnNvdAd VIM
pIAHA dnplnE VIM niHhh
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-17
An NplApmN NJ DINpphuM

IN Nv A, sAY NM, w. ssy,!!''9E. ''9,%R ,., Conn W.
HaaD au)la nh pplnpmln nj alaTphWN
iKsia ''Yla'hal n, peVaVe NilNak pnl, WNa
ppypa HA, IDnp aosas q phAmbn,lAlp''s
Ha JRAyB hn Mise MpDM MpnunD "
w OlhRtA md lhny NIX VI N NE beal
MplInlpA they nynp Napnl tW sAln Ny
UhhpUln Dpuu %,
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hUMjuDDHl ID D,SAIn,

liONO kONMJnly lOt@M Hung Chang
has poOuly01 Nh urgent IeleApADhl0Nnnl'
mons w PplIn, IA reported ,llnl 10
Will proceed north M Oll00, Tho 0hlu
nesD AHvpp thAt lIA Nbpen00 IN OeptAIn I'D
lpAn IO lpOnblU MI DNnIOnl
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-17
vsWliMDnE WINS InHHM0lsnh

UWAANAl MUM INIy TIT ~ FFNNN A.
ttNil, lWvpsLpa I'M tlip ahavAe M Wife
mNptupI WNH HlvpD hin lb0vly. by JnAr
lNu M tle puNgp AlppnAinA TlH aQnpl
did non lAka llvn MlnnteA M Q0nHlnpr
Mn ayldpDon, hut d~lAahApHed lhp pplA'
0nev VA NAM I'M tha testimony VIVA aen'
aludun,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-17
yln ,jsupoe M MN vvsNetseM

IAN VHAhrHu0, JHlg Ill., mVha tgNnHi
poFF HAneQpk hHa arrived " dNEA flapl
Manila, vlA hAkNANkh Ag W1N4ni
lNI HHneFkl pAApanEHFH NM, hH ADlANlla
Nvp dHaihA AHd twg sNleliM meHggHa
0N WV tuvAAH
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-17
CONTROL THE FEDE RATION,
iinilnlDs VlMhm ,nnHHil llHGla lhs NM
IlIb M ltlH WhiHNEn NfnnNM

UmdAn0l dRlg 10 In the elaqtlon 0f
oligega NJ INa, FHdVIHtan NJ labor llg
bnlIdlnaH Vadaa aogRpIl MnlApaa haa
naDlv0l nDd HelHAlAn I'M M%AhnlnHlHA. hs
M overwhelming mplpplWl AN fHp'
llMv aunnrgaMpnt IN lM money Ihn
llght With lhe a~1nlraAlAfAi. lhH hHlldlqH
tvldah a0HUgtI Was yHfHd thM fFaM nm
WnAANrg IN No NadapytlnH w Mn NJ
aNpl0V lal lha tnMlllas lhat Aya n IxAgll
thp0liAh I'M lang continued HfglkH M
Iuts nllEI
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LEAVE ron CHINA,
vWU iiatisiiUH1 ii iHi1Htft =HH 4 ~isss=..t=sss
III AVilIIrgk AAtl VsDln MnnllKI

NJ AHIlIpvy sAll Iv0M MAnllAr
MANIA, July lM five bNllAll0ns Qf
bhe FOHplaBnth infantry Nln lDAHN0tt,,A
battery III lIe Flfth artillery hAvV LOTT
iOY UllnN by lhe tpAl4pOpln Indiana
liOD, which Will IOlll tllg Ninth infantry
viii aNpVy bOO rounds M ammunition NJ
i man aid " peaupva ~ IlOOD,OD rounds
IONDtlap Win MUdlaNI HnhAlHtpng0,
atOvaH md clothing fmp 1900 laal fov
thvea months ". VIII lAAy also we
9'ln0h mOylApa Ald TWO OIDoh hOwlltapA
Win nMmnnlWml Vhu hospital Hhlp
HNIInr IN unlnN M CHINA
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AAhN ltnMAlA,

FDp evidence thai will convict my
pegsDH ~ persons fM MaAkiDa dawn
my fences, lsayine Hatus open md lots
HIM stock 0ua m ~ aIiviDe any NJ my
st0Nk. from my III my taldA atOnk
blANaan Up D%0NnnNtnd,
lDapW anOpap Bipyla,
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TO NAME A THIRD TICKET,
Gall tanned Wp Y MaRllnE NJ OOlh lIamE
DOpNlh

NBw YORK, duly ~, n oommltlee
Of HOld Democrats has Issued n oAll fOp
\ meeting In thls Oily Jnly IN, IN deylAe
the beaI method OF placing In nOnllA'
tlOn Il ticket Tor president ADd ylO0
PRESIDENT, upon \ platform "~denOnnOIDH
and combating lhe ~fAllA0iOns MD MI.
constitutional opesdS on both 0r tha old
pRptiea
phe call IA signed by UOld Democrats
of New York, MAaAAohnsaltn, Nav
Hampshire Nnd UOnnu0tlDutl
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LAST WEEKS SCOUTING,
Ihlm Americans Anl VhiplyEnW EIlh
DlnDA hlilull

MANILA, duly no. . nlEinH lAAt waak \
scouting thpHd Americans wgpg Killed
and Two w0Hndpdl and IN pebels were
Killed NlFty rebels Wepe captured MN
III rlnoa and LIDO IONS OF powder and
ammunition Wepe TAKEN " VIII In.
0Dlle NHueHaapg under lh6 nHw a9Aa Oh
ppOoadupA which thH commission ex'
bp9tg M n1DpIl VI H6Anpn, the HepylgaH
f0p lll0 higher G0nptH IN ,Mllllh ANA tlA
ppOvlnaoH M American jndHeH knowing
Aunllall
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-17
SET THE RUINS AFLAMk
Another shanghai starry W lbH Unslpuea
INN III lin lnHallDDA

llDN III I'm InkNllDNA
NEW yONk, Jnly lU,mA Shanghai
dispatch published hppa aAysI Prince
sh0nN, thp dlvoebOv Of telegpAphS, hAa
communicated \ message VI, tAs 0DDauls
hapD, ANNOUNCING lhe murder Of fOp'
eiHnspW III ppAln and laying lhe blame
OD tbe nntlY0pnlHD general TnlH Puh
BiAnu
WHV meSaAue AnyB limb I'nng, en'
pAsed by thn dnfpnHA made by the
BIItlsh isuntlON, ordered the heavy
guns 70 lIO, dumollNhlng ths legation
AMI setting lho ruins A0AMg, 1'Ae No.
AuIl WA hin MnihllAtlOn Og ths foreign
DpBI
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ASK AMERICAN PRAYE Nv.
Missionaries In China Appsai IN the ps0'
pIA nj liia llAitSd DiNtAM

INV VI WIN VH1VWH UVWUNW
SHANGHAI, July IN, l-pils American
missionaries ahA ths Associated Press W
publish tlie f0llOwlnHi
mo Tho Christian people NJ tle Unllea
NtAtoAI The missionaries In GlillA nsA
Il prayer from everyone fOp tll0 guidance
OF l.a p0wevA and speedy snG0Op III lll0
American and native converts IN tlslv
hour mn DaPll.N
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SPANISH WAR vErER RAMS,
pvOpOsah consolidation III All lhN lpa
%HHOltMll0Asi

CHATTANOOGA, Tonnp jHly III, @aen'
svnI William HNllnuH, commander
in'oliei of lle Spanish American WIN
Veterans, hun Directed lhe AdlalAlt Nen'
apal'A OllOp Ia thla Ulty w iAHlD OpaapS
dipeOtinu tLD national association IN
me0t ll6pe OeL HalM VhN Invitation ~
UstpDnnd 10 vii other organizations III
Apnnlah WIN Veterans M lnOAl III 00ns
lp0llOn WIN them fMp the pIppOAe III
alfeOllnH II consolidation
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Van IVY I'm,

sI.,,1 .E| ! !. gsssItEI .NES \. . Sssly s'Isss y
" sl ~, M y SS sI|tj A SSs sl MA 9 W VIII yp Ssi eS's
Your M0lay, h0lh NJ, 0yeI. INV tsAIES
so|Fs' eG' W eUNsssspIp|ep '| Bsa Y , ~ MN T"
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Orusvsl MlIra srNI MlNNINV WM

WARUlADy0s, dulE dauiHnALii
(tNuArM MllHs WIN M ,eAtls ,anllpy w WV
UhlHRAe NHlllM NM ,lNd N l0nk Hplii
feVHuHe WIN MlnlAiW VIII MfNAunlAblg
g@gnaprNina WV military MtNNtlM w
UhlAA
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BURNED THE BUILDING.
OevHHn Marines MHda WI AtiAGk m ths
TsNnE Ill tNNaM

WASHINGTON, July lNmul'ha JAptn'
ssa IasNtlan havN linz maeiyed u dlh'
Mtall fvOm tha minister NJ fWalHn W.
INlvH, atAtiuH That aftev NV German
minister wRE shot WI Fakil VIM German
MuplNas MNdA M AAANlli, nl0h lhO
tsNng yAlDpn and bgvnNd down tl0
building Vha dispatch aapH lnt0 thu
affair IN datAlh
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rlnh MnsLmrAl WIN 0a Ia OhlnR

pWI0AG0 Only lN rTha deP0t hNtf
Italian M INV Nfth Hnltpa alNlaH, MiNN'
WV, ntWtl0npd NJ Fnpf snglla#nt hyA W.
aivad 0vdara vi m w ghllM Wlthln
tWa weeks thH GfheV MNiiHlinps M ing
vSvlmaRf Nva aypeetag fpNm gRbM A
WSpks Vaat VIII IVA. allowed ,ihAm HDd
tkNR fhA satlye geHlMsAf WIN #lNri WV
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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-17

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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-08-14
A PICTURE OF HUMBERT

When King Humbert, of Italy, was
an Italian villain, an anarchist, The
Messenger briefly referred to it, and
the character of the slain monarch and
the beauty of his majestic wife. In
the death Of Humbert, Italy has indeed
lost a great and most faithful friend.
did not wish to De king. He was
VERY popular with his court and gener-
ALLY the favorite OF the people. He was
like all Of his family, of great personal
bravery. When he assembled the throne
Italy was torn into factions and at
times his high temper was disagree
able. It is said that this murdered
king who had never in his life harmed
IA human being, had no ungenerouS
Ior cruel instincts was mercilessly muir
Idered at a festal meeting. In the New
York Saturday Review" of 4th inst,
there is an elaborate and most enter
tanning paper upon Italy's king, from
the graceful and delightful pen of Mrs.
NJ. E. w. Sherwood, who has travelled
SO much and had seen so often Hum
NAA0 ~ wv WY Liz
Opening paragraph and it will interest:
He had no coward blood in him, nor
did the repeated attacks on his life
ever induce him to have a bodyguard.
Called on much against his taste and
will to leave the profession of a soldier
for that of a constitutional king, to de-
|sert h saddle for the throne, he show
ed a high sense of public duty in try
ing to be as good a king as he could be-.
|Bravely and unattended, when his
Fathers death called him to the throne,
did he face the army in 1878 and ride
|alone through the streets Of Rome af-
ter he had been proclaimed king. Very
men could have faced those hostile
Italian eyes. 1t was not a veal before
a Neapolitan tried ito stab him. All
this composure was the more wonder
|fal as he was a man of feeble health,
having inherited his mothers constitu-
ton, but he did not fear the Eyes or
concealed stilettos Of the angry crowd.
|Humbert was not afraid. The very
|calmness of the youthful prince made
every n his friend, and a brigand
of the AbruzZi, who was hidden in the
crowd, said to his pal: He looked at
me with good. open eyes, so I sheath
ed my knife"
Being a monarch in Italy Is like be-
Ing a Tsar in Europ-death is always
looking at his kingShip
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-08-14
REVERSING THE JAPANESE PIC
TURE

There is a decided change of view
in the Japanese character. For sever
al years foreign travellers in Japan
ran wild in their descriptions, specula-
ltions and prophesies as to the people
lof China Iatteriy, within two years
say, we have read several magazine
papers on Japan by American and
foreign writers, that take on a
much more subdued one. Recently
i'm two articles we have seen real de-
Ipreciation INDUCED. The Japs are not
the wonders painted by enthusiastic
pen sketchers. A recent English writer
insists that japanese civilization is
more of the outside h a otherwise.
1T has the varnish we think. 1t is a
first rate power only in the eyes Of
those who know but little il any
thing real about her. 1t has but little
if any religious belief. The present
Emperor. is regarded as an ~extraordi-
nary production and we'll worthy of
study. The English writer says of
him:
THE emperor of Japan is one of the
really great men or the times; a sur
Uprising man considering his lineage.
early training and environment. Born
the "Sol of Heaven" and upon whose
face no ordinary subject could look;
an autocrat of the autocrats, the alb
Isolute monarch of all he surveyed, he
came down to earth's level, made him
self as a mortal in the eyes of his old
time shackles, a them a constitu-
ton n legislative body, and, by an
effort almost worthy Of being denoted
superhuman, brought them to the
front. Still, with all, the moderniza-
ton of the Kingdom it is simply a
veneer, a lacquer, as it were. which the
Japs are so famou for producing. The
Influence of twenty-five centuries can
mot be supplanted by other, and radi-
lcally differing, in the short span of
twenty-five years. The glitter and ir-
I~ridescence which is so striking is that
lof the rhine stone, not of the diamond.
"Civilization, as we understand it.
is something which must lave a foun-
dalton to be based upon, a root imbed-
|ded in fertile soil, a germ to be propa-
gated in a congenial atmosphere. ia
lpan's civilization is an exotic, a hot
house growth, forced beyond innate
strength, and liable at any time to
ldroop and wither away by exposure 10
adverse winds"
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-08-14

Did you ever see such a gush of
words before expended upon SO trivial
a matter-the rejection OF a manu-
script. 1t will be a fine example for
the besieged American publishers at
this time Of deluge Of books upon
everything and an ocean Of novels. one
in one hundred worth reading. The
Chinese editor thus wrote to a writer
that his manuscript was unavailable"
as given in the "Religio-P Philosophical
Journal"
Industrious Brother of the Sun and
Moon: Look upon thy Slave, who rolls
at thy feet, who kisses the earth be-
fore thee, and demands OF thy charity
permission to speak and live.
W. have cad thy Manuscript with
delight. By the bones of our Ancestors
we swear that never have we encoun-
tered such a Masterpiece. Should we
print il, his Majesty the Emperor
would order uS to take il as a criterion,
and never again print anything which
was not equal to it. AS that would not
be possible before Ten Thousand Years,
all trembling We return thy Manu-
script, and beg of thee Ten Thousand
Pardons. See my hand is at thy feet.
and am thy Slave"