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the rernlan minister was slain IN the
etreats Of the Chinese capital by mob,
aud not 10 the forolgn section protected
by ieguiionary guartla, that tho Chinese
government has denied that the foreign
legations had sueonnIDed totbe iurions as
saulta OF the lloxers, and that the Brit-
iah admiral docs not cnniirm the grue-
some story ~ the alternative 10 MS wound
Ell. OF death at the hands OF lhair com
rades In arms or ot brutal dismcniber-
niont By the Chinese hrrdes, In his heroio
,ratreat upon rieu Tsin. all conspire to
warrant the confidence which obtains at
Washington In tine genuincnese OF MID
lister CongcrH message and Of the rapre-
sontations uf the Chinese ambassador as
we'll
On the CONTRARY tho prolonged Isolation
Of the Chinese capital from cnutmunica
tion with the European capitala' Ihe
suspense inciden, 10 the hangers to when
the foreign legations were atii,jedted ne
cause Of the mad dt,aclisni OF tue bi.''er
insurrectiun. and the known svauchery
and in,potency OF the Chinese imperial
government, togsther with che failure OF
an expectation o. reiiuf 10 reach Pekin
tho admitted murder OF tho German min
istar and OF the secretary Of the Japan
csc Legation and uf the barbaruus and
indiacriminate slaughter Of missionaries
aud converts throughout the provinces
have tended to strengthen the sheptlnsm'
not oniy III Europe hut Of all the wnfia'
II. howevor. the Washington view ahall
he found to he correct, Il will be dith-
cult 70 account for the extraordinary OK
aggcralion OF the Chdnse situation except
unon apeculatiuns lnat viii initiate SO
elously against the integrity o. purpose
OF one ur more ~ the foreign powers
which may be iutores ID IN tue creation
Of an international frenzy againai 'nr
Chinese empire covertiy brought ahnlr.
to hasten tts partition and downfall =.
.he baheass NJ greed Tor territory ant
enlarged apbores uf commercial upo~a-
lion IN the Orient
Should the terms upun which II Is IN
Dictated the United States will underlal'
mediation between China anu Sine pow
nca be accepted by tine imperial govern
men,. aa they certainly Will, all the facH
wiz slowly .ravol TO the aurlace now
ever danrcdi,abie they may be to th'
guilty power " powers
| III such event Il Is not impossible cha
Il mpy We. be revealed that the Chinese
government haa boen more effective il
dealing wtgt M Instruction in us MUS
chan snmo u The powers with deaign'
upon It's terrt,ory have heeu willing Il
coneedo and ehat the Chinese Nation i
got entitled 10 the consideration and iredt
! ment accorded in international law 10
gecognaed power. see!sinE through Tia
agencies Of law am order 10 cope Wit
internal troubles and dangers And W,
/ II after all ehis mas heen said 1t ahel
develop chat .he United States ere u; foul
N the asaumplim ~ the safety vi lh
legations In PaEin and Europe ourroGt F,
the contrary assumption apaouetto
must fai 10 pic .ure the 1righetul uunBo
II QuenGes o. the thunder
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EIX-EET-EJMmE LDCoN. pEEIE~
ALHF-EM-EM LEs-s0EG,

LlA-kEtif 1MME LDCcN. pEEyE~
StHF-EH-EM LES-s0YG.
Lerl,se Eit Koch.
Church Of st Hoch.
Les iousrlnas Muli6rs eli Esichelisn. "a
lace us IL iontu.ne nsi il ma,a1n NnA
on Molitre nst mort Oh lg7R
The t1Uutb nF M0lere and Riehsl.l
Directly opposite the fountain is IL.
house No "a, in which Moliers de!
IN lHTB
LII bioliuthtqus NaripnRla Boz M
calicE et RES antiquities
The Nttoun. Library, with !tE trteas
tics nna mnduis
LIE pllGis de iInrtitut. pul smhrta
enc ACADEMIES diferautns
The pp Gre Of the 1nBsituts which cor
tElus tvt different ncudemiss
LIE pGleiF das Barux ARA Psir.un
sruip ture, urcnleclurs al HuTref M
GiCHies
The palace Of the Tins A,rs PtlrtiH
sculpture, nrehitartur. rnd nusil
vorks
La MaunGie.
The Mint
lie PoutNsuf toh Il y Yns siltu, d
Henry w.
The Puut-Neuf where there il sEa
Of Heury IV).
LIE Jsrain oss Pluntsf Ceul cute dsin
lGB5
The Botanical Grrdaus which ian
from 1855
hTcursiou 8 VarBEIIlrt tps-r inntsss
pure & Armag aasarns ct ehLsefs
Louis XIV
AErurSion 10 VsrsEilsr (r-sna prt
nr-i! rrOuuds, barracks IND CASA
Louis XIV.
Excursion Serrss frIiruufnctur q
p0rcaln nns3
Hzeurfiou TO Sevres (poroeltir nssF
factory
hxcurEiou 4 st Cloud 7hfnliess
ftris ruins du phlLis imperial
AIcursiun 10 st CiDus fFuhu-e
PARIS ruinas 81 tho imperial pi4tes
V!sitsuss--T s-i-a 5ss trains psur scE's
HuboursE3
10 trtiuS 60 to al 50 Surhsi
suies--lias ira M, les vhpuuis, lee relisis
s'ectrq uEs, ass trHuwIyt les o1Hissa
81 e hutrss vu'turas ptGfsti ?epf Z
fauboJigs prnripEUI touttt - "
90 oplnze minutes
-ht treiuE the steam bstsE ths sleuli
carriages, JrImwsyE amrihrssi y
ether couvevnacas run every 'es
fifteen minutes 10 ths most pr9rliA
EuhurhS
Nlsittuse -QueDs est ia Il.in,nrs her;sFs
visitor Vsrshluetg
" hlch 10 the hest tiTDt 20 visii NtrihAss
observation-disclosures is IaEtip; I'hprtt = I.
4snarolt os; sneombre De nioucs i,
UsuHlIy The fnrsn ool, hsctust = =
Afternoon The place is very srsrs'-
Nisittuse-Eh then. ou'tvtz-vors p''
pour dtnaln3
Wen, and what have you Lrrlrsec
tomorrow? r.
Dsntiu, In dernfdrs journss. Bouf 't''
p.asisurs excursions
Io-unrrew, lht lRst SAY, We FhsA az
20 eXcprs .uns E;
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1'hH-BfhA-AiIES-sOES
LIE Grand Opera, uui rnt lie pluh beau
du monde
The Grand Opera Bouse which is the
most mGCn ,tueut IN the word
I4c,lse de La Mndaene Rryle gracl
The Church a La Meds,eIuG CSresk
Bfvlel
LII Cu.unne Teudhms
The suddme Column.
LII Hue de hvoll luua dal plus tongues
81 ocG plus bellies de Paris et ic FalLlB
Burel
The n'v0l street one Of the iougHBi ana
finest IN PGriR) and ths HUynl Palace
LIZ palniH et ieB RAJ du Luuvrs
The pa.Hce and the galleries Uf the
louvre
Lit plarr du CErrnuas. ls place. de Ia
CnnGorde de inuuslit on volt ia Mn6s-
laue Are ds lrionphe De HtoIt Of
Il l'hGmbuu Cos Deputef)
The p.ucn Of tournament, tn, place dc
III OonOprne ttrom which Ons suas the
Madeleine church, the arch Of Triun Oh
NJ ths Star and The Chamber OF Dep
utIeBl
Le Jerdiu dos Tullerief tor y vol, Dc
tres halles BtGtuef
The garden 81 the Tuilsrirr fyhsr, IN,
w.
eulde-I est bsr possible cue us Ruit tr,p
pour uDe iOurnae
u course thil may he o LITTLE GOO rupch
taf Cine dry
VlEitsuBe- Esi-u paaEibls L. ft1. srun.
tHgeusemelt trnt de COURSES sn ups
ioUrnet7
Ii II passibIs to do iustirs 70 30 many
llauns Ut one Iims}
Gulee-MudEms q EFT impossible q, voi-
tGrE mtWu eu uns Eunss u fIui voIr
1oul et cue ON psuL, prem Orr des
nuinE, et ie votr &c uuuveEu In l,rp-
Gntlps fuf cue Ron Bs trauvs . Phris
We'll, mldGm, you rurnot DO tusiic, Ia
aNit even IL vup Esurea here Oh year.
ppt LAKE n HE much Us gou can make
noiHh Hut see L ggB wnsn vop yislt
tHrls the second timn
eiEiteuss- E'recisomaut Dffe.-rp,5 ~. 49,.
VOW Edsz me moutrar "a deuxiArps
JpNru-a.
al r'gal then, lot ne roe Whit ron
VII SHOW ms Inc second dav
!stEl.s ST. GermEir lfAuxsrrtis
4he Church OF st GsrmGin III. N1fiv,
81 4u1orre
lnt u0uVellf rislfsIu I ,r,tl,-,. f., -.
lnf 10 vu.r e. une iourpesI
= Ae'oho Fhd O. the Louvre fyhirh
cNunot ''t bson u ONE aar1
LII tA-Hif ] II rBss r6sid-pce d.s Prs,l.
osuis ae ,t SdpuhIrDsa
-ht pniRes o. The Elysisn Ti,lo, ~.
resioeaacs 81 The YrsLldsntt ., M.
republic Us
tVSpus ast ChEmps Eirses. f,s...
aver DO est 10 rHudEz-puuI 4. "A 4r,,'c.
pEriticbne Ancs
-nt hFeapt q the ElyEiur Field, f;hit
hluehi u on OF TIT mast ftshior,bi.
RESORTS in Fnrs). A'i'
-Le FrnorHmt trper1tei1 ., t.s5.,r~
TIE Fan0rEnt shows ara lt,,r -.
lures ~'ing p's-
err &c Triamphs a p,rtrs,,,,a L..
Champ n vpEeso Gss
~ erce uf trlnmpt AZ TIRE srtr.rri,, n,
Inc hlyElpn Fiuidti %
10 bois 10 Boulorns 1sst ,v.,r.
uansti q an httu IGrl 'i1-
~ bpp'nrpt Park ttrsrp.s ~s.h
thb lake VIII
i' y s,. az Notrs Dame q. esiAsar.,,
ne Church Of OurLray lRar y,,rs,,
fn' CATHEDRAL o. FtriS $500
- t,Sief Dc gueiles.
-hs Couri House
,sunhs-l aontrAt esi-tile n,,.,,,, $1,000,
'n' hamisiion IN al tie places f,,,i
N'las-rIi psnesui rRKpO,l.ls,
ssi SsrAaE thu Ezpassass
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lion known as initiative ant raferenuum
lauu the Imperative mandate
p We demand the ambition ~ tine rail-
road commission, IL past experience mas
proven 4 To be . deiilalon aud a tnlun,
q useless burden upon the commercial anu
induHtrial interests OF the people and ~
lisu thereof recommend. Bute ownership
and operation OF tranaporoatlun TO sum an
extent as may ne necessary 20 regulate
freight rates
g. We favor the construction, ownership
and operation OF the Nicaragua canal 10
tno uniled States government
4. We demand an efticient system 81
public tree schoDis throughout tins State
and that the scholastic axe be from q To
a years and chat all hooks used in tna
public schools he furnlsheu free by the
state.
o. We denounoe the oumhrnus judicial
syatem OF Texas and demand that The ex-
pense OF our courts he reduced and that
O fair speedy and impartial trial be giynn
ali ltigants.
c We denounGe the cowardiy action %.
the democratic legislature II ignoring thn
demands 81 The railway employees IN
Texas prohibiting the running uf "uniible
headers
z We demand that article 4Sa6 OF the
Revised Statues of the State Of 1oxns IL
so amended az TO nuke It penal Of
Tense, punishable by u fine not exceeding
$500. for any sheriff t. appoint o grenlar
numher Of deputies tnan provided fnr III
said article.
S. To aid in an enuutable dstrihutloh
~ the burdens % taxation, we favor y
lew requiring that oil evidencss 81 in
debtednesa in the shape o. notes In exist
once Oh the frat dHy OF Junuary Of cacn
year, whe sher secured or unsecured, he
Required to he rendered. Tor tGXcs acnoru-
ing to their value before SUCH noe ~
evidence of dent shall be cnlieotahie in
the courts OF THE State and that whore
all such notes are SECURED by prnpGrtt
then such property shall be subject TO a
discount on its tax valuation to the eXtent
~ the secured indebtedness thereon
q We demand such change in nur
present SbEte laws as viii cnrrect the
abuses ~ The fee sys
The following resolution offered by H.
w Baird 81 lamar was adopted amid
laughter
Whereas, experience has proven thar
pnpulists rlatfnrne ere tempting 10 demo
cratic politicians; he Il resolved tbat ths
chairman Of the executive committee is
hereby instructed to have the ponulist
State platform onpyrlghted before the as
aemblng " the Stnte democratic annvan-
tion August u.s."
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oundidntet Are sntinfnrtory.

Beeville Texas. luty % The numino-
tiop NJ G;eorge Thurmnnd by line democra,s
of lhif representative diHtrlc. III Vicluriu
last Friday meets with Jiie approval Vt all
ne party N this rnuuy and BHe VII -oll
w one Of the iRrgest maiorities ever given
. candidate TO- that office u the coming
stecciun.
The many friends OF Zion George Bur
CESS N This county express muoh grR5licu-
lion al mis- nomination ipr cuDgreAs ny ne
usmuCraJs uf the Tenth diH.Iac MANY Of
them EXPRESS the bsiief .naI he Will win
out over any man The republicans GAP
put up
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Eallaa. Texas. July u --DaliGs dele-
Entes 70 the dempuratic ooupreseio..al
convention et Alvarado jeff runjEhL Much
tun ~ q poLtoul way RaemH assured ~
t0ukf like the two tnirdg rule viii Doe alb
tablI6hsd Rnc thB1 meHuR this defeat Of
OonSrBhmRn Burke VINO has u majority
OF the deiegates and o plurality nj the
popular vote. - dnzen dark hnrBes are
In tho E.hadpN,E.
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Henney TcSRa, July - -Rphsrt Spetes.
ar uIa oolored man. died III Travis, near
here last hight md wac nuried n Kenney
graveyard ~ ouiouk this evening he
was S2 years cid ane"re claimed 10 be he
FIRST negro born in the EtHte Of Texas the
year OF his l7rfh refnr 1SiR RE was well
liked bg beth white and black
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c'rucEert, 1e&as July 23,--Eiou T.
Dov'pes, chairman Of the iSeeond congress
HionM democratic executive committee.
has decided no call rouyauUun OF dele
Re .eH from Inv counties composing said
district 20 neei " Crockett AuEuEJ Do
10 npmiuate Z demDcrGJlc candidate for
congress rud Btend 10 an pLher puBlnas8
That may come W.
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NC
Iics halles centraies
llhr central mRrkate
l'eelse st. Eustnnha l'une dos nh. 4
porlautes dc 10 capitaiel ~
et. hustaue Church tpnn of tins M.
Important Vt the city).
I.e musGe dos Arch vss.
The Museum of ArchiveH.
lie Gonservntoiro oes Aria st Ms4,,..
The Conservatory ~ Arts aud rirsss.
1'e pare Monaeaus dc plus bsau par, 4,
Paris
The NIonceau Park (Eho fines, nav. !.
iEris).
Lac paiGis, les gnlorion ua 10 ie-a,, 4.
5,uSul- no@fg tuunstruit pour MSr, 4,
n6dlQisl "
The palace the galleries ant sh, crro...
81 the Luxembourg thuiit for Mes !
AlddiciEi
Lat hofhuunu. ttiiaEe DIES fncul.a, -
bulenues al tics LIebtres0 ~
nnrbunne University. {SeHt Of the IN.
ulties of ectnnces and Iitterstur, =
1ie Museo de Cluny (rucuaull oipb,.
Tam nnuiouB)
The Ciuny Museum (aolnutlop q, =.
oient works ~ artl.
Y
ne Vous IutsresEerout pas du .,ss
o'nutieS que Gres peu, OF dams ou.ln,s.
ms Vpus pGgaerez 81 jusent ss,ss
mont un cup q Wll.
You may not he Interested IN NH INA.
III some ant you may pass Dy yith !.
glance nj other placeA
Fistteuao-Nnus Gvez pariaitamuui rrisc,
Continuous
3ou ere quite right Let us tbere,ur
continue
La Chanhre Cos Deputies q, n,,sa
Bourbon
The Chamber Of 1ieEislptlye Justice d,
the pniaee Of the Bpurhous).
l'h6tel dee Iuvalidss ftnubeau a, n.
pDieon l., dams Ia cryptic
Ole Soldiers Home comb Of NrppIen
in the rrypt)-
LEcolo ulllltgire
The Military AcHuomy.
Le Chemp de MurS.
The Mars Fisld
1.o muaee d ArtIlleria.
TIM museum u Arliiloriaa
LIE I'rocad6rp
The Irocndsrn.
e7uiae-Nous Violin dams ur beau fnubour,
hart We Ere II fine III burn
Fiaiteuso-Fuui-u urnnlre ls rhemir de- fl,
Must VT Lake tbc steam carr
eui0o-Non, madEme ir noun ppuYtu
prsntrn ln vapeur et nouB fcruns urs
belle promenade III hutaHu
NO, madam, hers We can take The steam
ei and have grand trip nn The wrts.
FIBitnuse-.C'rst aasez pour tuipura'hr
w svcz-yous puspnrt pour dantirl
That is enough fOr today What han
you GrrGuCad Tor ts-morrSw3
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AssAunq1nD = YOUNG ClHl..
Husknesr Suspended pnd SeHrc
Begun fpr she Nrrro.

Nff.NNf wv VT WF'tf'Nf
Alfalfa, Ala, July 24.--All bnsiness war
Suspended 1T u'olook this afternoon and
every shie-bodied mar shotildered gun
mud in evu,emnttc posse organization be
geu seucct lpr E negro who shortly after
moan attempted an assaltli on one 1h-yesr-
uld deuEhter VI Leander wilson wealthy
"nd prominent citizen q this place Th,
gir wac returning from an errand TO her
mp.hers plpoe o. employment when as
seuitod by the neera. ~ oppturee The
eas..ilen, win meet swift retrlhutipp
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rs THE sMlnL Or srnorl..r,u.

y now sppears thr tbe chinese ,it.s.
lion has been mncb exaggerated. MOI.
witnHtancing i has yielded up horror sut-
hcient 70 have shocked Mi Cnrastendom.
The capitals OF Europe are ~ tnc,eau.
1pas oepcersing The renannisy Of the
American utnlsseiss nessase anpopnelpy
the safety 81 himbslf ana legation ~
feiap on the astb inst. despite the CONG.
asnpe ~ Msstangter In its arthenticiiy.
Y y nainittea IN cautious ciisiles thar
shsrs y nAsah pfpsoeaaAop fpr this Eltro-
psan s'1eprieAsH. ana Yei The aurhorltiss
AZ Nsshanrspb onp hardly hezatd ths
fSasfnl ppasesnenoeap, snsts optimism in
such crhls.
Thaz me snfermaEiop q, % the slsnrs-
asr q zoe lesstipas as felSip can "a 4,
traced % aug svsssrxetlss Quas,tsr; ttst
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vielorip Texas. Judy sa~-The cuaaniupe
river oomnued to rlee up 10 about neon
Tefisraay when the Mn bngop some
essn,sgs tnRy have beun done To craps n
The bpt.um Though very litNe al me LAND
witich would be affected wHS replautee ar
Ter tae caeruuws IN April and May.
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NofE1a, Texas. JAY 70 -Tht new ne.
fhinsrs q the Morgan MI md Elevator
eomparE. recently chartered. is ROW is no.
slilon aud she new eierntpr IN eum,ast,
ana tn1 Of wheat. I,as maonirerr v,Ii
~ started neSi week ana Will ran niKht
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warm Unn1e,4 p-n..,..c

DENTON, Texan. July 2S-Mucn interest,"
is tef IN the Judicial convention u thu
Second dstrsrt which VIII be held IN
Fort Worth July g. There ara abau,
seven cGudldates for the iuaEeahin. ana
me contest lhut VIII take plaoe at Lhe
opnVellllOn is e!lpoetea 10 bt wurra
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MELON $500 Ertenaea.

Victoria Texas Jnly "a Ser
Freight Agent ". J. Craig has, F.;s z.
Of the leading roads. arranged toT = !
tension o. ths period OF w2iTlns PIT.
me1t o. GUARANTEES on melon ssipDe-s z.
August J. TIE nel5A seas9n ~
A4Ie in this section, ana this sFfA1s1 -
enables the growers 10 marke.
many thar wauld otherwise have Io''''
The FIELDS
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Fort Worth, Texas, july g4-fas ="
~ commissioners court is siiflnE as''
4 hoard o. equalization TO henr ~
reseHtstiYes Of vrrious. e5rPpratsoass, y,
Regarding 9he franchise tax IAs W
returned by The caGnty assessor 49,
total az neRrly $40, ph0.Dpo. The w.
tons VIII eonles. the oo.lestioa o. -
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Elcpr.aentnti,s uonvention ollI.a

1igbGrty Texas, Juiy 2a.--;By virtue Of
the authority vested in me as demnurGctc
Chairman NJ the Thirty-sixth representa-
1--WE district, J nerdhy call 3 convention
n The duly accredited deiega1ep from
Chambers qiberty. Jefferson. Orange
Aerdin and TYLER counties, composing
BaId district to meet III The city Of Bveu-
mont M the Born day ~ July. 1g00 Ell II
o'oluck q. n. Tor the purpose Of nummu--
hr Two candidates for Che Twenty"
encp legislature and FOR the tIgnsartiou
" Rucn urher business as NAV property
come before said puuvonsuu
Joseph Biylere, Chairman
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the republican sense until unf mlllions Of
waste acres arc ueonttt and our magniiloent
reaoiirces tiiiy developed a hundred Years
from INV our tnli,s might talk ct hunting
new fields Tor their energies with some haais
OF conditions md rsnson
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Costume. Texas. gulg ss.--I C. sErnp-
snn grocer. yesterday flee 6 petason .
nankruPteYs ! ". MeDopgsld Is reuvlyer
ahtsts and liabilities pof known.
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furuBe. II The truth were lmuwn, does
no, want TO believe that the embassies in
Rekiu arc sate-;ho faci would interfero With
.ila nlahornle mammalian tor ra1enge.
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There will be about aiglit presidential
tickets IN the also ran class uest fall II
comes pretty near heinF country in whteh
nny mnn can asnire % tho prsaIhency.
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tnrni,e seenis disposed to tear that Ohir
reese dtnl1mecy has hnodwinked our State
department TIE Enronean uav is at all
tlmea To regard iincle SAN ns very roE
noVico IN dinlomncy ana 10 ureunro itself
70 hear at any time Of hts costly purchaae
Of q gold hsick
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faitasile moi savuir at 10 los prl,r"i
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you have and ] shall pay
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who arr ustnr him for their own selfish 'euis.
How many urectous american lives this adj
naturalization conlh have saved had u only
remained loyal to American traditional
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-25

III an industrial convention mold In Atlanta
rGcenttF committee rpnnrtsd an nddrcsa
(Which "hanpeucd curtousiy epuuEu rc
ulumb She limo OF rcpuniicen pulll1ies and
pintsrrmg, Tine adhreaa WIS an inuursnmsur
~ aouud money" 'cSpanaiun" ana ucher
uagteye that are nov suhiects 81 wtueanread
ana bitter uulitjcal cpntuutnu The auuveu~
atom yerS propuriy reiuaed tn ncurut chs ad-
dress and appointed nnu.ber committee to
draft mn expression OF the convention viowa
NJ iudualrW rJ,thcr tnuu puU.icgl issues
TIM GoiycHJuu Nowf .buke tpia uctinn ~
tne ounvwutiur was but another evidence nj
puliy'ca and ipduEes IN scyeca edilurtpl
snoort II, lhe spectacle of nv oidscummt.tse
finding itself ordcct 10 tuub uudor pud 10
oorform ~ thc demapdn NJ one uet ur pai,-
5lcione by avoiding al all ha4urd arythug
lli,e an indureumub VI tbs views Of tine other
ani nroper and mGuN PROTEST by M
iuauatriW convention IN the South agaiuat
che iriecttou % republican uiatlurm policies
in,o che pruoeodinEs Is IN the view NJ the
News. il soems utiv u piece Of 'pultlcs 4"
ennelly fNgrHri with thrt winch Il oundouns
To ptumui 10 keep partisan uulit,cul views
ont ~ q huaincse nOetinr il ''pulurs'" Il Is Il
triumph " ''prciudiaor 10 REFUSE ~ hnvn an
industrial convention peoatttu.od 10 political
nniis' The News ie utwuve umok however
10 see very ubucluuoulo pulittos iu any up.
uoaiyinr 70 tho asaort,nn OF rlewu vhtoh Il is
feanv 90 iudprHs. II cnn Atlanta convention
buo pbputed cine pWrtiaau address, frat pre-
scented 20 u would w hUvc had h8lf
ouirmu adrurlNl hnmtv Oh 'whe uutimcly
Nurb ~ the trouble maker" from the o,-
taenlTf Nrvp0 Wnrte u ,,nvp sprt prv it1.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-25

fetisx tesor seeiAs to he rsttinr !, xo,s
fpstasaa N spr camps in Cube. But ~
pphnn1 soldiers lie u npahlnr 50 thpss
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-25

Tho GdyautaRe which Chinese diplomacy
and uunltnity have over that Of Europe is
snris q start Of two or thrae thousand
vsnFa INT the Youngsters ave moving tnater
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-25

II Atr vu Ting TunF will deliver MIR
CorRer alive and znund into the hands Of tine
nllies at Tien Tan the douh,inr Trnnases
win hive to surrender nut II Is down to
the Missouri point now and eye7yhony wants
ia bp shpyu
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-25

Old Mar Hoar % MASSACHUSETTS, is nldlan
ohdiy lliustration 81 the wan o. the cnuraEc
OF canastsncv. Ho ~ turaot tor the ridi-
Guile ~ the democrats and the contempt Of the
Atct-mltyitea When there IS nothing Of a
man mt the brass collar NJ ought possibly
10 be pitieI
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-25

THO news 81 the hsGoyary Of Rund vew
nt coal near Paleatme Is esueoinllY oncouf-
'aginr Just at ths timo when tna interest,"
in industrial devaopment is 80 pronounced
plenty NJ chenu iue viii give the t"otorg
movement great impatus toward reaiiz@-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-25

The noc-, anuear to be getlinF utonF nee-
tor since thcy ceased to none Tor outa'us
aid. There is nothing like throwing iel'o"
90, ile avn resnuYCea
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-25

TINS Saarss nlonr the Rio Crpnde ers he
ing Apcrenseo ts ttvp cut Chlnose ana olher
HAlenF who afs aeakinr to Eei hs.o this
country. a. tue neNutsms Guf guards are
hesnr insroaeso IN China 10 enuiile our PEG.
fts 10 treat into thaa eu,niss. u IL moi
a'Nast TRIO thst v.has is slaes fpi III, Gsos.
Ia aancs ssr tbs xanAef.