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Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1900-12-27

A number of our subscribers have
renewed their subscriptions for 1901
and we hope others will call and do
so at once. We shall strive during
the next year to give our readers a
better paper than we have this year.
We appreciate their patronage and
will endeavor to give them the best
paper that we possibly can.
The live bird shoot occurred last
Tuesday afternoon in the north part
of town. There were about ID en-
tries and as there were only about
IS birds, it was a 5-bird match and
would not be fair test. Geo. De-
Cow won first money, getting S
straight. On second money, there
were several ties on a but w. E.
Davis won in shooting off the tie.
On next Tuesday there will be a
big free-for-all clay and live bird
shoot. Everyone IS invited to come
and take part. The gun-club will
make arrangements for plenty of
birds and all you need is gun and
some ammunition.
Mr.. E. R. German, of Hazelton,
Kansas, was in Meade county last
week looking over the different
farms and ranches with a view of
purchasing. He is well pleased
with our county and informed US
that he would locate here ifhe could
make a deal. He made the Alfalf a
Farm Co. an offer on their alfalfa
farm south of this city and may
make a deal with them for the
same. Mr.. German is sheep and
cattle feeder and this would make
him an excellent location. We
found Mr.. German very pleasant
gentleman and would be pleased to
have hin locate in Meade county.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1900-12-27
stewart-La Force Wedding.

A very pretty wedding took place
last Tuesday afternoon at a O'Clock
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Stewart just west of town, when
their youngest daughter, Miss En-
ma, was married to Mr.. Arthur La
Force, of -Wilcott, Colorado, Rev.
Stamper being the officiating minis
ter. The ceremony was witnessed
by only few relatives and immed-
late friends.
At the appointed hour the bridal
couple marched into the parlor from
the west room and were met by the
minister who spoke the words which
made them man and wife. After
congratulations the happy party re-
paired to the dining room where an
elegant wedding supper had been
prepared.
he Drlde looked most beautiful
in gown of white silk, with white
silk lace and ribbon. The groom
wore the conventional black. The
bride is well known here, having
lived here since childhood. and has
many friends who join in wishing
them most prosperous and happy
life. Mr.. La Force is a young and
well known ranch owner in Colo
rado, where the happy couple will
make their future home.
Several pretty and useful presents
were received. M. G.. E.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1900-12-27

Mr.. and Mrs. R. G. Newly, of
Montezuma township, will celebrate
the fftieth anniversary of their mar
riage next Saturday. December ~,
1900, at their home near Lockport.
A large number of friends have been
invited to be present on the occas-
Jacksonian.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1900-12-27

Century Balls are all the rage at
this time of the year.
Hand-sewed half-sole for 50 cents
at Gerow & Roberts.
There were no religious services
at the churches Tuesday.
Thos. Dennenny was Meade
visitor the first of the week.
New Fall millinery at Wehrle's.
Call and examine the new goods.
Ladies', misses and children's
hats in the latest styles at Wehrle's.
Rube Orr and wife were spending
Christmas with Thos. Johnston and
family.
Ned Jenkins had charge of Bruce's
place during Mr.. -Bruce's absence
last week.
Gerow & Roberts have a new ad.
in this issue. Read it and patron
ize the boys.
Ray Edwards and Bland King
were over from Plains, Tuesday and
took in the Ball.
Gerow & Roberts will half-sole
your shoes for so cents; hand-sewed
sole for 50 cents.
Mr.. Otho Wood and family were
over from Arkalon spending Christ
mas with Mrs. L. E. Wood.
Miss Lima Petefsh, the Plains
teacher, spent Christmas with her
father and family in Meade.
Butler Wood is visiting friends in
Ell Reno, Ok. Rumor has it that
he will not return alone, either.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Bruce went
to Beaver Thursday where Will made
final proof on his claim in that coun-
ty. They returned Sunday.
Rev. Parks preached at the Pres
byterian church last Sunday morn
ing. Union services were held at
the M. E. church in the evening.
B. H. Beatte, our popular jeweler,
left Tuesday morning for Sterling,
Kansas, to spend several days with
his family. He will return early
next week.
G. w. Umbarger was up from
Sand Creek last week transacting
business at the county treasurer's
Office. He made this Office pleas
ant call while in the city.
Geo. B. Cones and J. M. Bosley,
of Hume, Mo-, went to Fowler last
Monday to look at the Kirby ranch
which Mr.. Bosley purchased and
will take possession in the spring.
John Stalder orders a copy of THE
News sent regularly to Geo. A. Saul,
LaPlata, Mo. You can make no
better present to your friends than
to send them this paper for a year.
To RENT-Good 4-room house in
Meade for rent. For terms and par
ticulars call on or address.
w. H. DALGARN,
Meade, Kansas.
Mr.. L. c. Gano was over from
Plains last Wednesday. Charley
has moved his family to the old
Wilson place west of that city. He
subscribed for THE News while in
the city.
The fine winter weather continues
although the ground is very dry in
some localities. We hear some re-
ports that the volunteer wheat is
dying. The sowed wheat is not
suffering.
John Stalder and R. T. NORMAN
dehorned the Edmonds cattle one
day last week, beginning about I p.
m. and quitting at sunset. They
dehorned 100 for.Mr. Edmonds and
about IS for Louie Martison. They
were assisted by Mr. Edmonds and
Jack and Wlnt Roberts. This was
surely knocking horns at a lightning
speed.
Mr.. A. v. Angel was in the city
Monday. He had just recently re-
turned from his visit to his old home
in North Carolina. He informed
us that he had very pleasant visit,
but would hesitate a long time be.
fore going back there to remain per
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1900-12-27
Local News.

buIOIu WOOO IS mere visiting his
mother. Mrs. L. F.. Wood.
Art and Elmer Schmoker were up
Tuesday night to attend the mask
ball.
Prof. c. P. Dawson left Saturday
for Hutchinson to spend the holi-
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Wiley return
ed from their Oklahoma visit Sat
urday night.
Mr.. Chas. McCrellis and wife, of
Englewood, are visiting Judge Bodle
and family this week.
A. T. Bodle Jr., principal of the
Beaver schools, is spending the hol-
idaos with his family.
Miss Carrie Campbell left Mon
day morning for Emporia to spend
the holidays with her parents.
Will and John Haver were spend
ing Tuesday in Meade. They re-
mained and took in the Mask.
Messrs. Don Edwards and Alf
King were over from Plains Mon
day making Christmas purchases.
Fred Ellis and wife and Mrs.
John Hotz were the guests of Sam
Conger and family Christmas day.
Mrs. F. G.. Hamilton arrived last
Thursday evening from Richmond,
Kas., where she had been visiting
her father, J. c. Mclean.
Ernest Black and Burwell Rieman
returned Saturday night from Nick
erson where the are attending school,
to spend the Christmas vacation.
Ned Snyder came in from Colo
RADIO Saturday night forseveral days
visit and also to be present at the
marriage Of his sister, Miss Lottie.
Construction material continues
to pass through our city each day
bound for Liberal, where work will
shortly commence on the new road.
Geo. DeCow returned from Kan
sas City Monday night where he
had been to have surgical opera
ton performed, which was entirely
successful.
Miss Annie jenkins returned from
Great Bend last Friday evening TO
spend the holidays with her parents.
She has been attending school there
for the past year.
Misses Maggie Martin and Jennie
Kessler left Monday for Topeka, to
attend the annual meeting of the
State Teachers Association, which
convenes in that city this week.
Mrs. E. A, Wilcox, of Port Ley
den, N. Y. is visiting relatives in
the city. She is an aunt of Ned
and Miss Lottie Snyder and came
to attend the marriage of her niece.
The interest in our literary seems
to be tagging. We hope this will
not continue and that everyone will
take hold and make it success
We have plenty of good talent anc
it should be utilized.
We give our readers an eight-page
paper this week filled with choice
holiday reading. We desire to give
our readers something extra a
Christmas as we always like a few
trimmings about that time, ourselves
We are sure you will appreciate thi.
issue.
Sam Conger met with quite ser
ious accident last Friday while as
sisting in driving spikes with tht
steel gang. A fellow made miss
lick and piece of the hammer flew
off, and striking Sans left arm
went through his shirt sleeve anc
lodged in the forearm, almost to tn,
bone. He went to DR.. Fees offic,
where the object was removed ant
now is getting along o. k.
Mr.. ]. M. Bosley, of Hume, Mo.
has been in Meade county for tn,
past ten days looking for alocation
He has several places in view ant
will no doubt move to this count,
in the near future. We found Mr.
Bosley to be very pleasant affabl
gentleman and we would be pleaset
| fO eu1Imerafa him amon0 orr citi
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1900-12-27

This dstnctvey catemens and stockgrower bank.
business of the legitimate caemen and stockgow
ers of the Money legitimate
cattle loans with good margins. NO PURCHASE LOANS.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1900-12-27
B. H. BEATTE.
jeN0|e|, EngTQVe[ Qld ODIG0n,
COON'S DRUG STORE.
Meade, Kansas.

Come in and see this Elegant Display of Fine
Gold watches, Silver watches, Watch chains,
Plain gold rings, Band rings, Diamond rings,
Opal rings, and other rings. Watch charms,
of all kinds, Stick pins, Lace pins, Collar but
tons, sleeve buttons, sleeve links, ladies long
rette chains, belt buckles, pulley rings, silver
thimbles, gold bracelets silver bracelets, hat
pins, Nethersole bracelets, Sterling silver Tea
spoons, Tooth brushes, Embroidery scissors,
Manicure sets Stationers sets, gold pens,
pearl holders. The celebrated Paul E. Writ
fountain pens. Berry spoons, Cream ladies.
Sugar spoons in plated and sterling silver:
Rodgers celebrated 1947 knives and forks.
Cold meat forks, beef forks, Paper knives
And a complete line of goods for Holiday
presents. Clocks, Watches and Jewelry
paired and warranted
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1900-12-27
wBERR AN ,Pusiden
Vice
THE
MEADE STATEBANk
MEADE, KANSAS.
Depository of Meade County
W. S. BERRYMAN, Cashier.
MEADE, KANSAS.

Designated Depository of Meade County
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-02-22
KRAKOWIAK
p1bb.l1lUil,n.

Ma dolinie y Miohiganie
zyJe dobry lud,
30 tam ka&dy jak dla siebie
Wssystko robi 6 Q 0 ID.
Jest tam psvlen politykier
Co ma dobry pysk,
Balamuci biedny ludek.
By mia} z niego zysk.
On psha biedny lud przemoca
W przepa6c bezdenne
Nleposluszny'ch wall pc }bie
kapa potszna,
k}amstwa gladko fabrykuje,
Potem oglasza,
On ma m.ano zas}qgaje
Zdraicy judasza.:
Wiele zuch 0 up u" marry
Al sig pot leje.
q up u" sobie m6zg kojarzy
W nag}ej potrzebie>
Sta]e W obronie d%oktor6w,
Wiec "a czyn ,,tacl" .@
S}awiony przez prefesor6w
w oslej postaci.
Pc salonach wiele 1azi "
A ryczy jak vol,
A jak pie6c.a W nos dostanie
Kula SIG pod st6}.
> Co on nleraz W polityce
Zfego nap}ata},
To ma jeduej byczej skorze
Mkt by ME z}atal.
Wisc strzezze SIG, bledny ludu,
Me daj sig zwodzit,
By przez swe zdradzieckie tryki
Me m6gf ci szkodzi6.
Abys wiedzia{. biedny ludu.
Kto on jest TAXI, .
opisze ci n.jdok&adniej
Jego oznaki. ~" Z
CHOP to krzepki, Z sruba gaows,
pekaty brsuah, ::
W kt6ryn sisdzi jego rosum
I skurczony duoh.
A jak beds,e Z toba m6wA
To s.pi j.k jss,~
OF stree 60 sie, biedny ludu,
Strzezze go sig, strzez!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-02-22
correspondence Wiauss,
z BAY CITY
(MlCH):

Wydawca PRAwDY kazdego
salonlste tax dlugo mccoy, al ten
musi odm6wiG W1ARUsA. Zmusl1
on Slazinskiego, Kolanka Micha1a,
M. Machelskiego, a nawet chodzi
pc prywatnych domach i sprawie-
dliwego W1ARUsA obmawia.
Kiedy p. Kazimierz Welter,
salonista, syn starego J6zefa Welte-
"a, sobie zapisaf WIARusA, wydaw-
ca PRAwDY zaraz poszed1 do niego
i ial mt zarzuty robiG, re sobie
zap1sa1 WIARUsA Pan Welter dose
ostr6znie odpowiedzia}. W6wczas
Prawdziarz zacza} z MIN k46tnia,
porwa4 tace 2 kantoru j chcia} go
uderzyd, lecz salonista wprz6d
uderzyl Prawdzlarza v twarz, al
tenze sic obalil.
Nlechaj vie SWAT, jake nasz
.acny kr1ewioiel oswiaty ma Wy
ohowanie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-02-22
WASHINGTON, D. c.

WASHINGTON, D. c.. -
Pewien officer, kt6ry przyby} z
Manili, doni6s{ rzadowi telegra6czr
ME 70 San Francisco, ze gen. Otis
Powraca do Stan6w zjednoczonych.
Jak wiadomosci ~wykazuja,
Otis ME powraca ma wlasne zadanie,
lecs jest odwolany przez ministe~
ryum wojny.
O6cer ten donosi, re zdrowie
gen. Otis:a jest zrujnowane re
czasami dostawa{ p~omieszania
zmys16w. Odpowiedzialno66 jaka
Otis mia} ma swych barkach .by}a
powodem powyzszych skutk6w.
Urzednicy depar}amentu wojny
ME potwierdzili tego raportu, lecz
powr6t gen. Otisa i zorganizowanie
komisyi flipinsklej, kt6ra bedzie
sic %zajmowac cywilneml sprawami
ma tych wyspach, jest jasnym do
swodem, re zdrow1e genera}a must
1by6 " zlym staniei
NJ %
WASHINGTON, D.. G, -
w Kongresie p%orusxono znowu cd
lat wielu pokutujaca j clagle jeszcze
ME uregulowana kwestye sluzby.
cywilnej. Zdaje SIG. ze ] tego roku
sprawl 4 ME wiele naprz6d zosta.,'
ME p~osunieta, edYf saani. nadto
81 po,dl..ii,ellloene.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-02-22
NASI AGENCl.
renumerata wynosi roczBie

Upowaznieni So do kolektowa.
MIA abonamentu W1ARUsA nastepu
/. laoy nasi agenci mie1seowi:
ASHTON, Nebr. - Franciszek
" ardYn.
BAY CITY, Mich. - Alexander
Niedzielski, 1914 - Is Str,
BALTIMORE: Fir. Ziarnowah
7l2 S. Bond Str.
=
i Kniter o36 We'll I'll.
NANTlCOKE Pa.-Fr. Jabfonsk
NORTH PRAIRIE. = Jan kim
ger.
OAK HILL. - st. Pogorzeiski:
PIKE LAKE WIS. - Adam
Bambenek. @
WILNO MIMI. ]. 0roekowski
CHICAGO. DR.. b. Wodzihskl
lbs Wabans il sys.
B CHICAGO <. TrsehiatoT-
s. Ski % Fry 81.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-02-22
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-02-22

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r:-:r,.
Made te zfozono " Riggs National
Bank we Westinghouse. - General
Lawton umar} ubogim wzglednie
cz{o wiekiem, tax ze ME pozostawii
pc sobie dosyd majatku, ably syn
jego m6g} odebra6 nalezyte wycho-
wanie.
%
BUFFALO, N. Y. - Pan.
amerykahska wystawa posuwa
Interest,". Kompania kar ulicznych
$50 kar, kt6re maja bye
wykohozone do 1 Lipca.
%
1ND1ANAPOI.IS- IND
9ornlcy nareszcle ooszll 90 os1a"
tecznego porozomlen'a z przeosta~
wlolelam' "1asclclel1 kopaln' ME"
oezpleczenst"o ogolnego s'ra]ku
zupefnle usun'aSe' zgodzono SIC ma
poo"yzszenle ptaoy' a n'eporozu-
mlenla' jake "ynlkn$c mos& oeoa
przez koa"encye stano'
we l pow'atowe' ostepst"a' jake
przyrzeczono praou]2cym.w kopal-
olacn' 81 naospooz'e"anle ~lelk'e'
Nastepna wspolna konwencya ma
sle odbyo " Columbus u
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-02-22

N~IEZALEzNI w BRA
Paranie ehybila
pr6ba niesaleznego kosc ola
polskiego. Ma kolon'i Lucena
zjawit sic oiedawno ipozyskal
zaufanie Polak6w n'ejaki
'P,lszak (wlasciwie Cymbal).
;podobno byly organsta. wy
swiecony ma ksiedza " Stan.
z jednoczonych przez staroka-
tolickiego biskupa V'lAtte
Biskup kurytybski zagrozi}
kol onistom W Lucenie karami
koscielnemi, jezeli ME pozbeda
sic P'lszaka. ale baby, kt6rych
wzgledy ksiadz niezalezny POI
zyskal, oSwiadczy}y sic "a nm.
Ostatecznie iednak czlonkowie
(komitetu ko$c'elnego, ME
lpytajac o zdanie wiekszosci
kolonist6w. wpadli do miesz-
kama niezaleznego proboszcza
spakowali jego manatki | wy
WE'LL go z Luceny. Oburzy
Ii sic ma ten postepek sa~
mowolny stronnicy Plszaka,
powoli Jednak namietnosc.
uspokoily sic j proboszczem
v Lucenie zostal ksiadz Wy
szyhski, ktory przybyl do
Parany : Kr6lestwa..
! o.
E#8EFFE8H Ss#2SHE 5A%KE>
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-02-22

- - -
Drobne Eo llllIlIl
?. ~APOLINAREMU
|KARWO WSKlEMU v CHI.
cago wyplacit Zwiazek Marc
de,wy Polski nalezace sic mu
z powodu utraty wzroku
%posmiertne " sumie 5000.
Wis. - POI
$wiecen'e polsk'ego kosciola
|sw. Jana " Menasha odbedzie
sic W Niedziele IS. Lutego'
rs. biskup Messmer bedz'e
celebrowa} msze $w. W as>-
steucyi wielu ksiezy z Osh
kosh. Mehasha. Manitowoc,
Milwaukee, Chicago t. d.
w PITTSBURGH zgio4l
straszna sm'ercia Polsk FIR
kukasik. kt6ry pracowaf W
fabryce stall Sceoenberga.
Okoto p6tnocy zasiadt z dru
GIN robotoikiem kolo sc'any
ably zjeSc przekaske, gdy W
TEN oblami zostall Powodziq
roztopionego zelaza. kt6re W
wielkim kuble przesuwoo ma
g6rnym p'etrze. Chtopiec uzy..
wany do poslugi przez ME-
bacznosG lub nieSwiadomoSt
~poruszyi kranem i roztopiooe
zelazo .wylaIo S e ma dol.
POINT, Wis.
w. J. Kan'eck, re Stevens
Point kt6ry przedstawiaIac
sic "a agenta tutejszego zakla.
du wodociagowego, niepraw-.
ME skolektowa} ktlka dolarow
! kt6ry p6zniei zostat aresz
.towany podczas przesluch wv
przyznal sic do zarzuconego
mu czynu wyludzania picnic:
dry pod ~falszywym' pozoram:.
przez sedz'ego Murata ska
zany zostat ma rok w~iezienia "
Waupun.
KS. J. Miller Z Junction
City, kt6ry jadac m'odemi
ko6mi do Centralii, wskutek
siloegoi nag'ego szarpniecia.
wypadt przypadkowo z woza
i tax sic uszkodzil, IL przez
pewien czas musiat lezet W
Rudolph. powr6cil JUL do
domu do Junction City i pc
wolf dochodzi do zdrowia.
N%IEZALEzNI w BRA
ZYLII.-W Paranie ehybi'a
pr6ba n'esaleznego kosc ola
polskiego. Ma kolon'i Lucena
sic oiedawno i pozyskal
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-02-22

al 2 Is &Kl{92e ~
w
%z ~
renumerata wynosi rocsnie
" Stanach Zjed. i Kanadzie $500
W Europe (koniecz. naprz6d) $s.s0
B w arunki /.
Abonenoi oplacajaoy W1ARusA
3 do1u, kon1ecznie musxa, PLACID
800 na jeden rok, ro.amle sig
- takze "a rok 1899, lubo v tym
yoku dla przedp}acicieli ,osyii .pta~
e4eycb naprz6d, rocsne oPfate
snizylismy na $l.bo.
Kto zjedna nam &w6ch no
xyoh abonent6w i pr1e6le cd
xaidego ca}orocznY sbonament Z
CORY, temu przez caly rok gazette
dls: niego samego pr9eseia6 bedsie~
my be~zp}atnie.
Kto odbierze zpoczty srsy gasety:
awatanym Jest 70 abonenta | odpo,
viedzlalnym "a abonameat.
Kto xmieni adres, powinien M
xyohmiast podad wydawog WIARusA
vw6j nowy adres.
Abonentom, kt6rzy wyra8nie mic
odm6wi2 gszety "a po&ednictwem
istowego lub innego ursedniks
pooztowego, W1ARUs pssefany be-
die dalej. Skoro kto z~apr1estanie
odbiera6 gazette, powinien wpierw
sap}aci6 jezeli co "a nia winien.
P;;eniadze "a i ola WIARUsA ma
ie3y przese}ac przez poostowy lub
expresowy Money Order, MONA
tel p~rzese}at abonament " dolaraoh
paplerOWych, prZe2 FOStaA nOCe,
albo W jednocentowych Tub dwuoen
towych znaczkach pocstowyoh, lecz
je4eli abouament, " TAXI spos6b
przes}any, v drodze prEepadnie (co
sie " tyn kraju bardso rsadko
sdarza) wydawca W1AHusA ME
bierze "a to ma siebie odpowiedzial.
aoioi. Take listy najlepiej kasa6
"a poozcie r%egistrowa6 10 wteaozas,
urs4d pocztowy bierze M slebie cd.
powiedzialnoS6, he wrss Z sawarto6.
dip dojda M miejsoe prsesnaosenia.
Wszelkie listy oraz prsesefki pie
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WINoNA MINI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-02-22

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siebie wielka wine "a owe zebranie.
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cyl kategorycznie zandarmom i
kom1syi sledczej, re to on rozpisaf
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uczenia sig polsklej l~iteraturY j
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-02-22
Dr0bne E0ha.

P. ~APOLINAREMU
KARWOWSKllEMU v Chi.
cago wyplacit Zwiazek Marc
de.wy Polski nalrzace sic mu
z powodu utraty wzroku
posmiertne " sumie 5000.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-08-13

public the text of the edict in the fol-
lowing statement:
1.-The department of state makes pub
lie the following imperial edict, appoint
ing Viceroy Ii Hung Chang as envoy
plenipotentiary to propose cessation Of
hostilities and negotiate with the pow
ers, a copy of which was delivered by
Mr. WI to the acting secretary of state
Sunday morning at 1890 o'clock.
An imperial edict forwarded by the
privy council at Pekin under date of the
14th day of the 7th moon august 8 to
Governor Yuan at Isl Nan, Shan Tung,
who transmitted it on the 18th day of
the same moon august 1D to the tao
tai at Shanghai, by whom 1t was re-
Transmitted to Minister WI, who receiv-
ed 1t on the night of the same day (Au
gust 1D.
"The imperial edict as transmitted by
the privy council is as follows:
"In the present conflict between Chi
nese and foreigners there has been some
Misunderstanding on the part of for
eign nations, and also a want of proper
management on the part of some of the
local authorities A clash of arms is
followed by calamitous results and
causes rupture of friendly relations,
which will ultimately do no good to the
world. We hereby appoint Ii Hung
Chang as our envoy plenipotentiary
with instructions to propose at once, by
telegraph to the governments of the
several powers concerned for the imme-
date cessation of hostile demonstra-
tons pending negotiations, which he is
hereby authorized to conduct for our
part, for the settlement of whatever
questions may have to be dealt with
The questions are to be severally con-
sidered in satisfactory manner and
the result of the negotiations reported
to us for our sanction. Respect this
'The above is respectfully copied for
transmission to your excellency to be
communicated to the secretary of state
for his excellencys information"
While it is conceded by the Washing
ton officials that the conference of plen-
ipotentiary authority upon Earl Ii to
negotiate with the powers for the set
Element of the existing trouble is step
in the right direction, 1t by no means is
assured that the United States govern
ment will consent off hand to open ne
gotiations with the distinguished vice
roy The demands of this government
upon China have been made plainly and
without equivocation. They cannot be
misunderstood. Assuming that the Chi
nese government is acting in good faith, |
the demands are reasonable and can be |
complied with readily.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-08-13

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