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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-31
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I'm NaNVINE m IIW WITN \ lINNflON "
Must mi w formation lhnl. lhW ranges
nave hnHn hWnpl nrhllF nlpnn nlrlns
tlW Dnat iva years. snFh TW NATIONAL
kln0knlnn, VhHpA mn COMPARATIVELY
faW stnNpH NhGVR ArYHnFseldA IN GONE
IRAN fbf mnap His Ennri NM. Illa
MnVhWtIng M mHs und METERS WIN IN
nll pvnbWbllIy mnlInm IN IN !lmllpd'
NM Wnapa nff dawn Hlnspr N. tlelT. NJ
tnnI snpNlnW yeRplY production .llhAn
lhnv hHgp hNen nv MANY \ REM ThHlR
IpR mn TekerHRk Tram pFnglGlA. FRNFs IN
VIM ggHnd nps nnwAdAgA Tiny nave
Oil beeR CLEANED CIV by hIgh RFlasA
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-31

Martin MAkiANla and sks plHzANnasAs
pHwslVA AWWysNlsaal pslMMa'A
MpNAv W.T.

MyuM HAsAlnA ~ philadelphia In
speaking W \ FDrA,W national eONveA'
tIOn aAlli VI MN rNMMDpn VI \ fMnhy
AnepdDlA Df Martin MAulnAlA VI Mon
tam, who MrelvMn Mo Governors Api
WlNtMpnt MA AnNNtOp from tho topper
htAtn aflnp tlApk md lnN llnNtnMNnt
NDvnrnDp lA,l performed thpF llttlp
nav yON NM !, MDn nov y0N DOM mel
m connection with Tho snnAtNpAhlp
INst ppiOp IN thN Democratic nOMvnMn
llOn VI lhhA, which nominated tlNvn'
lAlI An0 ThDrMAn, DAvll II, Hill lhpn
HDvppnDF W NV YORK; VIVA supposed
IN MW presidential AaDlMtlOAA IN
order ~ Alnnlnh thMM HlD's enemies
stAptpl \ NtDpk 10 thu uIYN0l lhM IN NNN
basn \ primo mover III \ scheme ~ M
tpApl money fOr campaign DNppDsNs
from thu lAbDppps III TIN now ANnhnnW
by means ~ u PAINE FDp u plN which
VIM lNld NJ lhp home ~ " Willow Mn
wlNNlA WhN TIN convention mot, mo
Willow MNulhNlA DlN' WINS u Dhphsp ii
pvnW DnnH NONllh tlpNnpAl PM, e0l'
Inns Of Boston Wna chairman VI TN
convention NNd IN IN uNply hours u
mnmbW W lhn MOntnnn lNluHAtlOM
which hAn M DbApNpn pDaItlUM climbed
I'D Oh lis ohAlp AMI anpNpnn pnpOgnL
ZION collins ,lln not know him pnp
aOnhlly AMI naturally naknn him 10
alnln Mn DnmM 'MnRlNOIA' WINS lhn
MnAWnh Followed bN Il nunfeNlMH rOAh
II WNA tOD pnl, NNh though hp atpNHr
ulph m%nNfn|ly Martin MDAlnDla Wns
Nnnbln 10 mnkp TINT apN0oh lila v0lpp
WnA drowned by inquiries ~ 10 WhAl
bnn DnWmn Dr I'm DIHl"
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-31
RESULTED IN A rlAsoo.
MANllA'I tisptA IN tlHMsAsNDtAta thp AMs
nasis llnsniniIss anh N AnntMnnla

MANllA's tlsstA IN slDMMslDDrAts thp AMs
Rssiy ppsmAtmvs ami lAMptNHAts,
MANILA, July BN,maTha tWO days
npstk, In Manila, Organised by bsNWp
PatsPhO and hls fOllOWsgv, 10 eOMMsM'
crate tls AMNESTY, resulted IN \ fA.eN
YAs IMOple were passive ARl nnenthus
AlAati0. Failing 10 psrgslvs any eAnHls
Mo, siEsOtlys results Of amnesty thsy
my lAsy oAn wv no psAsOns Tor esls'
bPAtlaY,
judge Vatl md Ma colleagues of Mn
commission fslt constrained W decline
10 AbtsDd tlls banquet NJ llsy Md .Dssn
informed hist ths sMeehsA weuld favor
undergraduates under AMsFt6An yg0lse,
tlOn and they cOnld not pssslvely lsna
thslP A0QNieaeD0e by betAH pPeseAh
Manor pMEsPn0, fOrsgelnH ME SUSPENSION
0f the banquet without the Americana,
fvANtlOAlly appealed 10 them. 10 attend,
promising thai there should D no
apNeDheM
rhs provost ppsoNablOnv wsps ~
tpeMe, Th0 guards waps dDNblgd BON
days And the authorities forbade shp
display Of Filipino nags md 81 pletUres
Of President Mckinley and AHnlnNldD
fpnlepnAlly framed, phe fiestA II Rel'
orally considered 10 hAvs Deen pPeIlA'
tNpe md nnfMtUDAlM
During Inst Wnpk's scouting ID AMnp,
leans Wep0 killed Mnd II wOnDbed
One hundped nn1 nlghty WhpinDs, wepe
killed and ND taken prisoners Forty
lnsNpHent plloa ware onplNpeh,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-31
LIFTS BAN ON FRUIT,
Nav AprmHsMpnt WIN tiHlMADy Iinr
MDtas MI unjust HMphshlM

Nav %AWWNHsMpnl VIM tiHlMADy linr
MDtas MI Unjust NAphshlM
WASHINGTON, jDly No. Among llle
rood pnanIta Ot tho lAtO llplDMnllb
agreements with Germany IN Elm ~.
,MOvNl Of the vGAAtlOns. inspection Ol
dried md UvApOpaled fpull ekpDptpd
from the United States, These fruits
will hereafter by admitted Into 0ert
many VA formerly without inspection
Oh ROOOnnt VI thD Nm JOSs Aoale,
N hAa peQnlped lwO years Of earnest
work on lllp pnpt Of lhs stAle dapNpl'
mnnt No %gOnvlnog Ihu German HOvDpnI
ment that Tho danger from Nm JDse
sonia In American fruit VIM purely FAM
Olfnl
Tho department wAa seconded ID W.
efforts by HOne Of tho lending boards Df
trade III Germany
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-31

OhlOnAD News Thla WINS mo future
scout " ihO British army, and Tho
young nlAN, according 10 hla wont, was
Jnst MWmDlNH mo u lhAN when
VhAohnMN, MmDllng IN hin pocket,
produced II now smiling mil MIa In hls
0AVnAAlnN vOlnni
WVhnpn lllllp emu Won shnll hnyn
thlA shlllInA " yDl Apn HO0n Ann Illn
AWAY
Allo nUlnlly looked I'D M hIs mother
and moi until Ahn TOLD hin lhAt hn
might w nD 10 lhn nursery dIa hG ahllt
hlp ground, I'M IN nnlvl0d Ihnt sllla
llnH Win him, Ann now " IA ono or hIA
IhDAl IpnnNWpnn pO%HanssIONAr
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-31
WHITE MAN VNpNpN ys,lOW,

0rsAt pQpsta4ntlON WAN. fplt by .lhe
lrlahay 0f N, A NuNApW ". lAtlAatOQ,
EsS, VIM M. SNsy . INV " s, NMS ss1a' sS|N,, R Rs,,
Nv NV, NM Aaa l ~ sS''Y IsSaa Elssst'e'y. u la.s
evaAlaQ Wy NY heAt .lynt0lal hMa wllhQal
panall Tlel ~ WINS N0ylsad w wy
Nlgplp!p HltlarA, tle wonderful Rl0MN0h
'' '"!,0l ,e sWS Ds,,, ss4 e w.. wIISSY'Evi
onral" A .lrlAl pp0yaA y WMiAllaEA
mart Tor NJ slDMnph, llyeF and Kidney
lyDnblef, Only NM, h0l0 by 0hApple
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-31
WOULD WITHDRAW TROOPS,
Chairman JDnsA IN lha DaMOgpAtiD MI
Inv IDv ths vhIIIpDlnph


Inv l0s ihs Philippines
NBW YONk, July lO, maln MI lntep'
vlew M Democratic headquarters,
Chairman Jones HnldI
nMri bryan hnllnyna, md tha l)onln'
cratic plntfOpm sAys, llat imperialism
II paramount, beGanHe Tho people MN
ara eapMn.lonl.. p9lley Pf 'he present
nphen what will Mr. Bryan d0Y" "
VIVA asked nGan ha withdraw lbD
troops from the Philippines lmmeiI'
Ataly " hO IN elpolod ~
nWhy DOtYo aaid senator Jones,
nIhey vera ordered 10 the Philippines,
why Gan'b lhey b0 Opdepel baek, They
warn taken IN bOata Why Mn't tDny
IN brought bAOk In bOAtsY"
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-31
NEW ORLEANS QUIET.

Precautionary MemAnpsA DlspeDssa WIN
Nv thR MAyDp
INV ORbBANs, July no, anThe oily IN
very 1nl0t md mont Oh tho pp0OAutlOn,
my measures hAya been~ dispensed Win,
NeAply NIL nj the l,bON millliamen hAvs
bean relieved, n detachment Of Nd men
bplRg lsft NJ the parish prison, Thu
GitisOn pOlioN have dlsbhndsd, ID being
dstntDed IN Nh emergency guard,
Mayer O~RpdaylellN hA4 plgldly sD'
HOp0si hiA ordered Nd keep aAl0Opa
0lOaod during tha dry, Tho main result
Of VIM weeks events Win probably DD
the reorganization Of ths police fM0n,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-31
NW0DsV ana ths hiOnA

Wbe lOyM N00l0allAl h01laly NJ lveV
land pvDpOsus w bNIl1 \ new Hon hONsp
In Dublin anil w GNIi N I'm Lord Ii0br
evta h0usp ThNy want thhNO In carry
0lt tlle scheme vine DNppD Inn nm
al0uHlg contributed flh NM thp n0nnpll
M tlp sO0IplE linz ynlNl $1,000 .Thf
puhllh H. Ashpd ~ una lhG Ipah l0pd
Nnbsvls IN TN nreNldpDt M thp a0alHtgr
INV iva ypAva M 0nipp bNyR bapn tN0
nl0At pr0gmHsIyp In the hlhl0py M thR
gApdpiA VbWuHh hla fundamentally
many WINRhiP additions nave beeh
mRdH
Vhp nav Hon h0Nah thp GaBnell
p0IntA 0Nti would I'M n permanent. me-
martial M ViGlN'H WRnldRDlE N
Intended M ppespnl lard NDbpvts Win
An AIhum mintAlnlnE NV AlaDAtureH M
th04H. Nl0W NANCY WIN INV NV lhe
e0ks M TN nRw hmm
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ee>s>s>s>e~s
. HOW 70 STACK HAY !
IA SIMPLE MACHINE WNlUM N y
y AAlD 10 ID MIN WOMM n
NANIkNACVONIhy, 1

A simple slNpkep HDNsls.s VI two
principal pNp,a u swinging Aawlpk or
crane ANh \ Supporting framework .
says u, III WDwNsnnA IN Vhu American
AapiNNltMlah Tho nNnp N mAlp with
\ yNp,lpAl standard, n DDla About
Mphes Op more IN diameter AN0 w 10
Va Font hong Oh with Nh lp0N hNMh and
pivot pin W tho bnAn Vhla A,NnhNn,
supports M NpM 40 Inclined NJ MI Nni
glh " M dpHpnns from tho hUplsDN,Al
Thla arm IN u stout pole I'M fuet long,
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ItnMsn.pOWaWs souyaDiE

Az u nlnNW phplE w mo HnnnDI POW
oils whom Mn, IN tho now Famous Anlli
ppAl WnA lhoD mllO0, WINS mol vol y
ynnpA old, Tho guests being MI learned
Anh distinguished mnn aNpb I'M Buckle
anil WhnWnll VNADhnpnE WnA handing
MIA Nndml Powell Into dinner when
hp DOIIonh lhnt ono OF Tho little olll
dpnn WIN following behind, tnNa tho
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-31
VI.s WryIsOhNvNhIIJ WeININvI

INhDOb, Jnly NO. HH lMdy Randolph
Churchill lnaN JAv0In0) wan married
Saturday 10 lieutenant George Corn.
wallis Vast NJ AL Pants church,
HniaItsiWdgG The church WIN
lhpOiHad with handsomely dveAaed
wOmGi, Vbape WIS M p0stPl0tlOn lpOD
tha DNmhW admitted w the church w
WItNaAH tho ceremony,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-31
AmhbsbOv lyeIHnd,. npndy VII,

o%AppnhInH Of Archbishop lPGlnnd ~
minds mp III HDO1 AD0elOlH heard
lhe OtI,W dny,n pnl In Tho drummer,
"A plOtealnnl friend Of TIN ApohDlsll'
Op ana Nh nUnlIpnp ~ hlA many Easel
mating NNnlItl0S WIS AlvNpk one dny NJ
NnuInu u avAN haired priest whom IN
wall Knew ID hn Nh n"AnendlnAly leApnr
nj An1 nhl0 man Oni1lAtiDH IN u very
small pnplsh In 0Do Of lhe country dls'
tplglA
n'liOW In II, Your p%nvep0DopI lla Aakr
I'D, 'tlIal NJ wonderfully OnDAbl9 v man
M AaHn IN AppL lNDOvlng IN 10 lnDFO.
dnotlvp u hNId M ihAt IN which ! ma
hlmr
MANI mlDptOl TIN archbishop, Pub
bIHH lls hands nDd AnllIDe IN the HA0'
tuOus manner peculiar IN hlMwlsh, my
dear nlend, tha vppy man fer tha
DlNNn thu vary nlnn Tor Tho DlAGNP
wllppp WIS u moments pNusn, AHn
than thp archbishop Added IN though
fran Nh A"ftnvth0DAhh AND mo very
plnGO Tor ihD nam nv dear slpI ha
very besl plnoO fOp tlln man
nine pIHlll mynvpDd HpnlleMnn's non
Catholic friend nrleIwNpd discovered
tNnl Nv Ind mWltInHlg discovered An
example NJ church discipline Thg
learned pvInNl In llp country parish
WIN undergoing what IN known IN ap'
1lpA,nNllnNl olvNlnH I'M N vacation W Ne
WOOdAiN
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-31
our ISLAND POSSE ssIoNs,
Many F%OvslvHspA In Hawaii vakIDH t)Alh
NJ American NltlSannblN

HONOLUIu, Jnly w, viz HIM Fran.
oinoO, July M, nuslnOs june W. aW icnN'
jIshn,an, Germans and Othev foreigners
have taken oath M American MtlseD.
siim Two million dollars wovih of
claims llAv# besn Mad against The HOv,
eminent IN R00Onnt OF sanitary hpes
duo 10 Inv plNgae, Tho claimants Ape
mostly Chinese and JAMnesn
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-31
NoehhID IN nM WAY IN Nhlns,

UW0A0N JNIy Wl mHlAnlM UOWMls,
HOnN william NJ NOokhilh, appointed
by tla government w ascertain tlle trlle
slnpNti0n In GlinM lMHADd through
UhlgRyO IN his WHY IN Nm Drlenh .MgAl
H0akllll NapOmNillNA INV husband And
WIN vpMIaM IN Shanghai while IN aVp
dpglk bjE tUyasttgDllDDA
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-31
VIM Ivy N,

o,I /, s MII,R, !. , lSSIt,FF \, 1 IN. ! vssNN 9.IEs. N
NJ alsY NJ Nm Snu LLAMA d0es |. P0l ! !, !g.,M Y,
y0lp MOApN bOld fQg over INV ygAle
III, W seh" N \" eHASsssipp|Ss' | INV v d S''' NM F"
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-31
Am NNlNNMlN I'M NlhlrAMMl

Mr. A, AaQgapa, writing From tNG0an
put upOyp, Flan aQSA (kAl There hNA
haeA qQlle Ap epl0aMln " alntFh,nA
thpla lla. hAn u ahvGpa AllNnk Dnd, WIS
cured by Four 00paA Ut VhnMh0flhlQ'H
QOlIu, 0h0layA and DMrphMM hgMAay,
lln AnpH ha AlsO ral0M MepnAQ u
10 Others and lhay bhh, N II Tina beHt
Wedlnlpe they eyer NAetll N0r aAle Wy
uhADNln Dpuu tO
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-31
The & snflletlng Reports Leave
Only a DIsndaF Thread 10
Hang H0pe On,
SHANGHAI 10 THREATENED
e0nsuls Notify Thslr Govern"
msRts That the city In In
Nesd Of Troops,
Russians Arrive Fifty Mlles
N0Fth OF PeklR Aftsr a
Hard FIahL

IOED0N, July 10, Hu Ths Shanghai
correspondent Of Tho Daily Telegraph
aAys 10 IA firmly convinced thAt the
ministers MN snfs, but, with the eSo9p'
tieD Of MI alleged mesasgs from thn
Japanese legation In PekIn, dNtsd July
N, brought by n runner, snylnE lhnN
tho legation WAN stlll defending llaolf,
nothing has been published giving Rny'
thing In the nature Of proof,
On th0 other hand tho daily moons
linz reports 0f the maHsA0pa ~ mission,
aries and foreigners leave only iho
NEST slender thpead upon which 10
hang \ hops,
The general situation II STEADILY be'
coming darker, and n crisis IA Hsid No be
fart approaching " II wmoped IN
Shanghai that 10000 0hlnese troops
have beeD s00petly moved INTO that
vicinity, AMI THAT Tho commander 0f
the kIADg w forts have be0D ordered
t0 fra " my further addition N made
30 THO number Of f0p0IHn Hb' Ds ascend,
linz the nyen MOtinH hAB already O0'
Durpad MI Min NiADg, Tho mObH thpeAt'
aninH death 10 Foreigners
Win the arrival Of thG saOOnd JAps
nDpsp division lho allied forces MI Tain
Nnd GioD l'Btn will numbop 10000, Tho
FLYER foods near TloD TAln aps aUbHld'
Inv
n IA reported tlat HnssinDH from
HMlln hnyn arrival Nd n point LIDO
miles north 0r Peldn aftOp severe nHhl'
inu,
The Shanghai correspondent Of Tlln
Times wiring sunday, Says
NJ learn thai IA Plng Hong NDd LM
0hnAD ian, governor W klanA, NH
both nbidly aDtlfM0iAn, npe advancing
toward P0IiD with large bOdim Of
,tpOODRl THAR ady0nt must seriously
Affect Tho situation tbepeI
nTOdAy the oOnsuls decided tlnt bin
situation demands the presence Of u
military f0pOe In. Shanghai, md th0
eODsD!s have notified thelp governments
accordingly"
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aaA,l ,,aMAr,i,

Nor avldaNua thAt will pDnvi0t MY
paFAND 0r persons nv hRaAkiNM d0WD
nv feNops, having NAtan Oman Md lat.
MIN stNuk INV op Nv dIlvlNe my on my
At0Ak. from any " my tItsAA, Stuck
branded Up e%ONnuOtad,
lOAlf .inOrpn FjpEtA,
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IDAHO PIN AND DEAL

NDvapnOp sOONaldE 'ynhinAln OlDAHN pnps
0hHss NJ iO,OOO AapsM
MAMNWVyN, VIII, July DO, @HdOyeplM
h0OiaId and lIln man AsaOrlAtgd Win
him, knOWN M the HoOnsld Syndicate,
have closed Il daAl for Tho pppOlAse on
with tle exception Of leaH thAl 1900
KevsH " Ii I'll lOeAted In ono tSAet along
ths Clearwater river The .sntips pup
0ilasa will S0RiS pOO, OOO, 800 fO0h
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yws,vs MhsInssvlss MuudsvsM

lNsMoH, dHlv M,rwA speelMl dlspNtab
DeM AkNashAl aNyS thNt INV MiGlish
MisslAn statt0R marin M hNRE. w HIM
lssH destroyed aNa WWwH8RAgiss hwts
besN MHyaSrsA
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vhN llNNNOeN NILS f0v NhlNM

IAN VNAsqNan duly NO. ~yhe yAaH
pOvf HNnaMk HIM AAlIeA fW .VRkN,
IhlnH, yW kNNlhAkh wih faW hwttef'
leA M nm ThIn AptillAgxi numbering
Nm man. HndM command IN eAptAln
UbErlas HuMphFAvM
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II has beer demonstrated by sxpesi.
anea thAl qOAsDMntl0H eAA DO BFeyebted
by Tho eAply Nse III Dne Minute Q0uGh
uNFs, ThIA, N the fAv0gits remedy m
coughs, eylds, GROUP, asthma, gFlpph ann
MI lpF0Al And luRA troubles Cures
QNiukly, DhaDDle DRNH GO,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-31

VsvslER Ministers HsId M HO.lMHss psnAs
tAE Nsnnli NJ OvsptuVRh

WE WHsNlV w VvePtusFei
iNhD0k, July no, maIbR RhADhAi oop'
respondent on Tho Daily NkppeHs teie,
graphing, saysl A nav imperial
ediGi promulgated urgently orders NIL
vlGep6ys and provisional governments
tO endaAvOp 10 negotiate pence with TIM
powers, WllOge ministers Ap0 hold M
hOstAges pending p0s9lt Of OvopInpas fOp
the abandonment Of hOstllti0s nNnlna'
China
the vieopOys wOvs alsO commanded
No guard thelp territories vlgllNDtlS,
against AttAOk md 10 prevent by all
means N lhelF power tho advance
by ihe foreign lyDOpal. And 0tpg0lMlly
along tho fRDA Tho klnng, Tho d.
9pG0 sAyB th0 officials VIII answer with
their llyeH for my failure 10 exsonte
these orders,
Commands spe alSO given that moi n
single foreigner should be allowed IN
SsONDa from tllN interior, where thspe
Hp9 still fully 1000 BHvOpoRlls cons
nsOted with missionary work IN lSOlA'
When tlle governor Of Shan Tung
communicated 10 the OOnsnls Vino d0OpaN
Of July w In Oinltted important pAss'
as0s addressed 10 IA Hung Chang,
IHadviaSbls IN NH MlnIAlsvM
III IN admittedly lnAdyisNble 10 Mil
nil ths ministers, bnt N II equally All!
vtisG Hi sand ..hs.a.:s IN Men VSlh " Will
be much wlHsp w keep ths Survivors NJ
PekIn ~ hOstAHsA YQp mn commanded
10 hasten no Pskln, You Ape mourning
imperial displeHsDV by delay, f0n
have been appointed ylespOy Of ON III
baeAnse, with yetir. military eApeplNllge
yOn will sNgoessfnlly lgAA t1le. Imperial
armies ANalnst th9 foreigners M on IA,
which w hN, tho present viaep0y, ~
unable Y. !. Az ..,,. owinS 70 h's ignorance %
IA HlnN Chang replied M tllis Mllgl,
ssAlnH ~ bs MllOwsd w retire on M
gOnnt III HI ANet
iNMl OfiGiNlA AA4apt. thAl. Italian
PRIESTS murdered IN TN Man Wan W1ra
wrsDpd In cotton which hNd ham
soaked, WIN keyosona N'0 weve slowly
roasted 10 death
nWm var savvlW In lhlnM
WARRINGTON, JnIy D0,~=H IN tina man
nj lhG WIN department M WlpghNsa Apy'
eyNl AddlUMngl bNtteples III moNnlAin
glns f0g service In CHINA Vine hoard
M ordinance snd fvtlnWD0Ns A0nna
tjms NH0 recommended tlW @AGVHtHlfl0D
MA number NJ sNah lattagleh WIN "
yiew M illeiF use IN thH FEnllpnlne4,
IlG situation In GhinS INN klnaa davHl
0IMd md Inv lHGreNAHdH hg nggNAsitE Wv
this tytM M G0nlpmnnf fW tr0dpA dszf
flDed INV serytda IN fhAt eGHHTE
ghs MsHe0sk sxlis WIN Mariner
.ds sMsst'T ,,n. saiIsd Tor Tatm IN
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breath, with excitement. A light was
breaking upon me.
And that Isl l said, trying in
vain to keep my voice down to steady
level
"The Beautiful White Devil, she
answered., with another of her peculiar
smiles, and then, calling her bulldog
to her, she bowed to me, turned on her
heel and Went slowly aft along the deck.
So my thoughtless wish was gratifed
after all. | had now seen the Beautiful
White Devil face to face, and, what
was more to the point, | was likely to
be compelled to see more of her than
should consider necessary for my own
amusement. Like the sultan of Surabaya
and Vesey of Hongkong, l was now her
prisoner. And by what simple ruse
had been caught. By all that was rea-
sonable in woman, however, what pos
sible advantage could she hope to gain
by abducting me? At the very most, I
could not lay my hands on more than
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10 UOt tth6 tlG CNlneSe!''
it was admirably cooked and served.
AS it proceeded we chatted on various
minor matters-literature of all ma
tons, music and painting-and it was
not until we had finished and the cloth
had been removed and we were alone
together that my hostess touched upon
the reason OF my presence on board.
lyon know, of course, DR.. De Nor
manville, she said, ensconcing herself
in big chair when we had left the
table, "why sent for you?''
"1t was explained to me by your
messenger. But must confess do not
quite understand it yet. He said some
thing about an island. y
land he was quite right. An out
break of smallpox has occurred on the
island which l make my depot. Where
that island is cannot of course tell
you. But you will see it for yourself
soon enough. In the meantime may
inform you that the havoc wrought by
the disease has been terrible, and it was
only when found that could make no
Roadway against it myself that 1 deter
mined to send to Hongkong for assist
ance To get hold Of you WAS piece of
good fortune / did not expect
/ bowed my acknowledgment of the
compliment she paid me and asked if
she herself had been much among the
cases.
"Why. of course!' she answered.
"My poor people call me their mother
and naturally turn to me for assistance
in their trouble. 1t went to my very
heart MOTTO be able to help them
"But were you quite wise, do you
think, to run SO much risk?"
II did not think of myself at all.
How could l? Do you think of the risk
you run when you are called in to an
infectious case?"
~ take all -r1zper precaution. atleast.
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Taking the arm he offered me, zoe set off.
all round the boat. You see, they can
be attached in no time, and when they
are once fixed, the shape Of the masts
altered, the funnel differently cased or
done away with altogether, the char
acter of her bows and stern changed be-
You'd recognition by another appliance
she can be three different crafts inside
Of "a hours. -
This, then, accounted for the number
of different vessels the Beautiful White
Devil was supposed to possess. began
to understand the marvellous escapes
more clearly now.
"And whose idea was this ingenious
invention?" / ventured to ask.
Like most of our things, her lady.
ships own, he replied, land wonder.
fully successful it. has proved"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-10-10
STJGAR.

NEW YORK, October Raw flrm;
fair refining, 4Ac; Centrifugal, So test,
&c; Molasses Sugar, &c; Refined, steady.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-10-10

This Company reserves the right to
make changes in the time OF departure
and arrival Of its steamers WITHOUT
NOTICE, and 1t will not be responsible
for any consequences arising there
from.
Consignees must be at the landing
to receive their freight. This company
will not hold itself responsible for
freight after 1t has been landed.
Live stock received only at owners
risk.
This company will not be responsible
for money or valuables of passengers
unless placed in the care of the pursers.
Passengers are requested to purchase
tickets before embarking. Those fail
ing to do so will be subject to an adj
ditional charge of twenty-five percent.
The company will not be liable for
loss Of, nor injury to, nor delay in de-
livery Of baggage or personal effects OF
passengers, or freight OF shippers, be-
y9nd the amount OF 500, unless the
value of the same bedeclared when re-
eeiVed by the company, and an extra
charge be made therefor.
All employees of the company are for
hidden to receive freight without deliv-
ering a shipping receipt therefor In the
form prescribed by the Company, and
which may be seen by shippers upon
application to the pursers OF the Com
pany's steamers.
Shippers are notified that IL freight
is shipped without such receipt 1t will
be solely at the risk OF the shipper.
c. L. WIGHT, President.
s. B. ROSE, Secretary.
CAPT II. X. CLARKE, Port Supt.
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s. S. CLAUDIN e,
MACDONALD, Master.
MAUI.

VIII leave Honolulu every Tuesday
at p. NJ, touching at Lahaina, Ka-
hului, Nahiku, Hama Hamoa and Kipa-
hulu, Maui. Returning, touches at
above named ports, arriving at Homo
lulu Sunday mornings.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-10-10
COLLECTOR JACKSON DEAD.

SAN FRANCISCO, September 2S.-
Col. John p. Jackson, collector of the
port is dead. The funeral took place
this afternoon from his home on Suffer
street. The services were informal in
character and with the exception of a
few of the officials from the Custom
House, the attendance was mainly con-
fined to the private friends of the late
Collector of the Port