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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-06-26

OMAHA, Neb., June &.-Executive OH
Gers Of the Union Pacific. oregon Short
Lin and Oregon Railroad * Navigation
Company met here today for the pur-
pose OF holding a conference relative TO
railroad matters In which the thre. roads
are mutually concerned. because OF their
closely allied interests. The meeting was
attended by President Burt, OF the Union
Pacific; w, y. Cornish. OF New York. vice
president Of tho Union Pacific aud tho
Oregon Short Line; ". IL. Bancroft, vice
president ana general manager; y w
Eceies, general traffic manager; L. u
calvin, general superintendent; j. +.
Dunn. superintendent Of motive power.
all or the Oregon Short Line Mt Salt
Lake, and ". Campbell, Of Portland. gen
erel traffe manager OF the Oregon Rail
road A. Navigation Company
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Growth of Eiectricai schools.


FsIVVIIItHT ItFNleW, !"
only about thirteen years ago the frs.
course I'm electricity was established To.
day there are n dozen schools 81 electrical
engineering ~ the highest class, as re-
CARDS equipment. instruction and per
sonnet Some % them possess really
magnificent equipments and are turning
out worry high class Of graduates. No
subject IA taught Al present under more
perfect conditions. or with better fscili-
tIea
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Liquor Trafylc IL Uusanitary.

HAVANA. June 25-The mayor of Que
mados recently complained to Gen. Wood
Of the closing of certain saloons there
by Gen. Lee, who acted In the interest OF
lished last year ny Gen. Wood. at San
tiago. In his reply to the complaint
Gen. Wood said that the only places
closed were those whose proprietors had
especially catered 10 the United States
troops, and that he fully indorsed Gen.
Lee : course
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GRAND FORKS, n II. June 25.-The
weather here Is distreSsinsly hot regis.
n Red river has fallen two feet since
saturday and the municipal authorities
nave issued notices requesting house
holders g. desist from using water ex-
ttavagantiy Navigation has been dis
continued. Crops are In a parehed con
diripn, indications pointing 10 decrease
OF ~ 10 - prf cent. since Saturday uay
street today for xfS
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DETROIT Mich June 3 a Commits,
80 twenty I've members - the Analga
uatrA lraN and Steel Workers met SEQ.
rcEeptatVes of the EepNhur Iron ana
Steel company aht The American stesi
Woop Company a. the Grtswo,d house ,l,is
afternoon and began o. cor Gerenrs On tha
aiTereuces on the various po,nta ~ me
now waEs scale.
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Suffrage Amendment Defeated.

PORTLAND, Or, June 8--Mrs. Abigail
Scott Duniwav. president of the Oregon
State Equal Suffrage Association. TODAY
gave out the following: THE equal suf-
frare amendment was defeated at the
recent state election by vote Of y. 4O2
to 26 265. Suffrage leaders are tuhilant
over the large vote. Twenty-one coun-
ties out of thirty-three gave good major
tiles. One county was lost by tie and
one by one vote. The leaders are going
right ahead TO try again"
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PHILADELPHIA, June 2s.--The con-
ference Of the congress of 81. John he
gan here today with several thousan nd
knights in attendance. Mass was cele-
hrated In the Cathedral. and the knights
then proceeded To Odd Fellows temple
where the convention was called 20 order
by Chairman NJ. Novelty. Mayor Ash
20 the visiting knights. In the parade
5000 members Of the organization partlcl-
mated
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Relief for Famine Sufferers.

NEW YORK. June 2s.-The committee
of 100 on India famine relief today re-
ceived a cable from Bombay an
nouncing that the steamship Quito has
reached there with 100000 bushels of
American corn for the famine victims.
The Quitos cargo will be distributed
through the interdenominational mission
AIRY committee, the Indian government
supplying free transportation for that
purpOSe.
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Heavy Rain. In the south.

MACON. Ca, June Sowing to re-
cent heavy rains the Oculgee river at
this point Is again raging far above the
danger line. new bridge was swpet
away. Reports from over the state show
great damage "a fruit and crops The
damage 20 bridges and farm buildings
Will he enormous. The cotton CROP is
considerably injured. Advices have been
received Of several persons being
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Ener, Co Reopen Carter Case.

I.EANENWORrH. kan. June 3 A
ether EFFORT will be shortly meade 20 oh
case The plan "a 20 try o. bring Carter
before - civil court on q writ of hnheas
corpus and have the writ tried on it's
merits Carter was recently visited ~ a
rich uncle from New York, aud she two
held Ions conference together. Before
leaving. the uncle stated 20 the warden
that he would Accu return. accompanied
York
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Oregon pemocratic DsIesat..

PORTLAND. or. June 1s.--The Oregon
delegates 20 the Democratic national con-
yentiou At Kansas City will leave Port
land Friday evening II r. stated unof-
Hcially tina, the first choice ~ the dele
cation for the vice presidential nomiua-
iion e. James hamilton Lewis. OF the
state u Washington
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Manitoba wheat Crop.

WINNIPEG. Man. June n of SaN an
aerrs ne wheat, ooa so acres wlu ravcr
he cut Rains cannot noe change A
rtunted crop siS to viEht inches high ant
small head Into a crop The more nps
tlmistlc hope Tor Seed and feed but thia
the year
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Too Much for the Horse

ANI7 1tIIANF0N IIUNa-
\ eorse'css wagon had an encouniei
with a h0rsefui wagon on south Mai
street yesterday morning The forrne,
got IN a solar pieTus blow and the lat.
tcT was knaekel out In the nrst r,,unh
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RIgEcr Than Any Nan.

New York Man and Express
Events In Phiiadeif hia are again demon
sirAtns that the Republican party Is sew
erai sizes larger ihsH any man to IT,
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PUT INTO DUTCH HARB0R.
Thirty-Seven Vessels with Thou
sands Of Passengers Called
since June 1.

DUTCH HARBOR. June TO- a. M
Following is a complete list Of the ships
that have put into Dutch harbor from
June to date, with the number OF pas
rengers on each:
Oregon. $50.
Ohio, 100.
zealandia. 1000.
Aberdeen, 300.
Homer. $50.
Luella, so.
San Pedro. go.
Discovery. 75
South Portland. 100
Eiihu Thomson. $50.
q. w. Elder, $50.
Nome City, 40.
Signal, ----.
St Paul. 40.
Charles Nelson, $50
Wheeling (revenue CUTTER.
Ruth trevcnuo cutter.
San BIAS, sS.
Roanoke, T0s.
Rainier, 800.
Alliance. 400.
Alpha, 300.
Lakmc 400.
Grace Dollar. zoo.
Sequoia, 30.
Jeanne, 100.
Santa Ana. 800
Senator. 423
Valencia, -----.
Utopia, I.
Brunswick. -.
Eik No. I. 90
Centennial. $50. 10 stowaways. one being
q woman.
Bowhead. --.
Meteor, ---.
Morning Star. ---.
Olympia,
The last four arrived In port yesterday
afternoon up To o'clock
The Olympia reports that the Garonne
and the Alliance are far of to tho north
west Of Nunivak island In the ice that
the Garonne has her anchor down, and
that there IN fleet Of sailing vessels In
sight anchored TO the ice.
HAT InrIVNN A
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SOlJI
NEWS
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The evening world., 1900-04-06
FORCING BRITISH TO FIGHT;
VlLEBOIS MAREUu DEAD.

LONDON. April "a great battle Il
impending noar Blocm :ontein. The Boer.
can ic seeG from the city and are
s~arming around Lord Roberts.
Their aggregate force mus, reach over
1.c0 and Roberts has some 1o.Oo men Al
his command. lie " rieparIng TO hght.
The following despatch shows how he
IL hcmmed In:
"BI.OEMFONTEIN. Thursday. April 5.
Smell bodies of Beers can he secn In
he vicinity Of this town. and the Bo,rs
are still in the relshborhood Of the
Nstcrwcrks. Lord Roberts II taking
steps to meet the activity OF the Bo.fs. ''
The capture u 40 British soldiers near
Bethany sho~s, that Lord Rob rise ilss
II seriously threatened.
The Beers were also In force yesterday
ave niles from Jarersfontsln situated
spty miles south Of Bloemfntein. They
had lrush with the British patrols.
Ad,.ces from springfcrtcln, dated 8 r
NJ April ;. announce that the Boers have
been sighted west Of the railroad
I, Is officially announced that the Bri..
ish cnsusitie. In ;he Boer imbush near
sanras Pest on March II total M 20.
Including sss missing. ~ woun5.d. 1,
killed. The missing include ~ artillery
men. - i.ifc Guards. y nen of the Tenth
liu,.ar. ard 81 Of Poberts's Horse.
The evening world., 1900-04-06
DECISION
FAVORS BECKHAM.
Judges Declare He Is
Governor of Ken
lucky.

/ Finley. capt john Po&ers. Of the Bar.
bourviile militia company. serg,. whar.
ton Golden. Of the same command; W
IL. Culton. clerk In the once Of Auditor
Sweeney. and himself
Oth-r men are named, but their con.
nection with the assassination Is not a
direct.
The plot" says You,sey. "was hatch.
ed III the Office Of the Secretary of
STATE. Caleb Powers. and al! the men
named had full cognizance Of the pur.
pose to shoot down William Goebei"
\ price was placed upon the man,
NE and the sum paid over was 81. Ga,
which foutsey says he himself handled
Inc N,0'. as the nrst instalment. was
P'.d Iust before the fatal shot was fired
ioutsey Is to turn States evidence
and he expects to be granted immunity.
lie does not attempt to conceal hi. own
part Ia the conspiracy. In his confes.
sion he admits that he purchased the
s-oalibre Marlin rife. the bullet. and
the smokeiess powder used to Kin
Goebel.
ne charges that the Powers brothers.
Charles Finley and a few Others hatched
me plot and that he. With the two
Howards. culion and two Others tooL
part In It's execution.
Youtsey swesrs thst Gov. T,ylo, md
seven other men knew that GoebeI v,s
10 be assassinated The Governor he
says. would not trust "Tallow DIZZY"
COMBS. the negro VINO was FIRST selected
70 90 the killing and another man VA.
picked out
THIS man declined to act until he ma.
paid. An agrsemen, Was made. aud In.,
before the shot was fired the 81. coo cs,h
tive Building " " ''ecu-
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TAX
RATE 1856.
Nearly $1,000. 900 Ex-
penses. According to
ComptroIIer's Report.
-. i.l to III. r.,aias wsin

ALBANY. y. v. ApIa s-complroIler
Morgans report OF the smoun, 10 b.
raised for the State. running expenses
for the next year vas submitted TO ;he
Assembly to-day.
The State tax rate all be ~. OF s5-lo'
less than last year.
The general expenses Of the State all
b. Sass .sisN The income from ina
rect taxation viii be. according 10 the
Comptfoller's figures tfa.sssts
The bill permitting the New YORK can
meeting railroad 10 build ! britye over
i.e East River ~ Hell Gate. waicn xil
York city n Montauk Point. pssseJ he
plny to have a direct roui. from New
YORK city to Montsuk Point pissed the
Assembly to-day. The bill will 40 10
the Governor nj once
Gov. Roosevelt, will g. 10 New York
to-mofror 10 confer slih So Los,
col willis Ogden. Dr Albert shaw.
Senator T. 4. Pisii. Charles s,sesri
smlih. John Iisfssa itnoaiss and others
rsisiive 20 fae appointment Of the Ne~
terk Chertsr bsylsisn cvumissisA
The evening world., 1900-04-06
OTIS is RECALLED
FROM PHILIPPINES,
General to Start Home
40 Soon as the Civil
Board Arrives in rlan-
ila..r1cArthur to Have
flilitary Command.


WASHINGTON. April s.-Gen. Oils
has been ordered home from the Philip
pines. lie will start a. soon as prac.
ticable after the arrival OF the new
Philippine Commission at Manila.
II has been decided to appoint Gen.
Macarthur In command OF the division
Of the Philippines, but his functions
will be solely military. and the civil
authority will be largely exercised by
the Tai, Commission.
General Otis Ia known TO have re-
sues,ed this recall. and the department
feels that It Is attended By only com
elementary circumstances.
The rebellion Is regarded as sup
pressed. and Gen. otls's military opera
tions sustained and vindicated. The
strain on his health has been very
great. and he will probably take q rest,
His future station has not been de-
tcrmined. but probably It will be San
Francisco. at Gen. Skaters retirement,
which will take place this summer.
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their best-lnsiructed soldier IN CONT
mental methods OF warfare.
As the late Gen. Joubert's chief OF
STAN his brain devised the Boer de-
lenses against Gen. Buffers advance 10
tho relic. Of I.adysmiih. He 1. supposed
- have chosen the gun positions and 10
have laid down the covered trenches
lie disposed the Beers at the centres.
from which they were sent massed 10 the
defense Of any part % a vide are. Cen
Vlllebols Msreuil vas the most notable
OF all the soldiers Of fortune serving with
n. Beers He had written occasional
Interesting letters. published In French
newspapers.
The War once posted the despatch
announcing Lord Msthu.n's capture OF
nfty-f5ur Boers and the killing OF Gen.
VuIebois Marcgll few minutes before
the other Telegram Was bulletincd. re-
porting the loss Of Ave companies OF
British Infantry. This was evidenily
done 20 take the sting On defeat.
The evening world., 1900-04-06
DUNRAVEN TO war.


LONDON. April s.-Dunrsyen's sharp
shooters started for South Africa to-day
amid the usual scenes Of enthusiasm.
Lord Dunraven at the last moment de-
cided TO accompany the force. AMI has
been posted a. supernumerary Captain
on the battalion stan.
The corps Is going 10 Belra and vii
join Majof-Gen- carrlnEton's force for
service on the northern border of the
TransvasL
The evening world., 1900-04-06
BRITISH Lose 400.
fsstrIA-ss~Rth Of
NllIeb Ots.

LONDON. April s--Lord Roberts ~.
ports that I'VE companies % British
troops proOsbly ~ me1. have bclh
captured by the Beers near Bethany,
which Is on the railroad IN the fe,r Of
n bberts and south OF Blormfontein.
The story Il told In the following de.
spstch to the War once:
"Bl,OEMfONTEIN. Thursday. April
i-Another unfortunate incident has o..
CURED. resulting. fear. IN the capture
OF a party ~ infantry consisting Of tiree
companies Of the Royal Irish Fusile.f-
and two companies OF the Ninth Eegi-
ment % Mounted inisnIry near Rod
dsfsburg. a little eastward ~ Belhany
railway station within few miles Of
this place.
They were surrounded BY q strong
force OF tn. .nemy with four or Ave
guns The detschmeni held out from
before noon April . until > A. VI. April
4 and then. apparently. surrendered.
for It ls reported that the firing ceased
a. tat tire.
Immediately after I heard the new.
during the afternoon Of April J. | or
d.rs Gatacf- 20 proceed from spring.
fon,ein. lis pfrrsn, headquarters. 20
Rodd-rso,rE with all 'Os-lble speed.
and I despatched the Cameron High.
lander hence 10 Bethany.
He arrived a. Roidersburg AZ Io3,
Yesterday morning without opposition
but could get no new. Of the missing
deia chment. There can he no doubt
that the whole party has been made
prisoners
The War once has also received The
folio ing despatch from Lord Roberts.
la ed Bloemionte' Thursday. April 8:
"Methueo 'siegraphs from Bo.hof dn
The Orange free State. a little northeast
Of kimberley as follows;
Surrounded Gen. Nillsbois MareuIl
and body Of Boer. to-day. None
escaped Nillsbois and seven Boers
tiiled. .iSht wounded. ATTY prisoners
"onr lo.seS wer. Killed. capis Boyle
and Williams. bs IN OF ne Yeomanfy.
ana two men % the Yeomsnry. wounl.
ed. about seven men.
The attack lasted four hours The
corp. behaved very veil our force
xas composed OF ieomAnry the Kim
bsri.y Mounted Corps ana the Fourth
Battery OF ARTILLERY.
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END OF TaB LEGISLATURE
lsssI Tss0seo. Oispls, ~ GiNs
$50 veltets ,slsss Marked
I've W1sd.rR.

ALBANY. April s-The close ~ IN.
legislative session "a, marked by no
unusual scenes. After the rush con.
fusion and tlrmes, si Inc cary morning
attending the closing up Of business the
usual fe'lcits,lon and Gifts were es-
changed smons the oa,cer. and leaders
OF the Assembly.
Displayed before the speakers desk
were the presents 10 10 distributed
a .nonr the memb~'s. These consisted 81
siiverwsre and cut glass. and afforded q
ncst ai.rsc;yf display.
Tne vih OF the members 10 speaker
Nixon was q solid silver g,ld-lined
punch bosl. Nth .lyer-rimmei cut
glasses, and the uffic-rs and employees
p-esruied him AIN hani.am. .a.ld
silver candeisbrum.
The evening world., 1900-04-06
CHILLY FOR /
Mr., RHODES.
His Arrival in London
Ignored ard He 10
Silent.

LONDON. April s-cecii Rhodes an
rived In this city to-day from South A
RIGA lie IL well and c5eerfui. but =
much more exclusive than he was on -
previous trip home.
This IL doubtless osinG TO the fact IT,
pr. Rutherford Harris. thu former 1ecrop
tary Of the British South Africa counr
peny. ana Mr. Alfred Beit. the ooueU
African financier. net Mr.. Rhodes a
funchal. Island Of Madeira. and advieu9
him to observe reiicnce on soutA AfF1>
can Affairs, especially ~ 10 his alIGuGD
differences with Col Kekewics as -
berley. ~
Mr.. Rhodes reception vas In moDGUX
contrast TO his former ovsfiona ~
public did not show the sIighseot I
,ereS In him
From the time Of his arrival ~ Il
BY = bodygusr1 e>GU
n Messn. Belt Haryta No.
Roehfors. Nasuira 81 eoheg
Den. who hurrtsi NJ fvQm ~
~ iran AM IN ~ IT.
.eehso Desusc40 - =
The evening world., 1900-04-06
A SENSATION IN HARLEM.

There 10 nothing more useful and
dressy than black suit for men ia,
Easter wear. and everybody can own
one at the prices they are being sold a,
~ The GuarAnsse Clothing Company.
Y: .osn; corner q Third avenue and
They sre selline for osis splendid cut
awey or ssce siyse sens coats and
vests. 9sde Of superior black Worsted
dtagonsl selI tailored snl lined. and
s ssSssss' INTO, g. z, ns;sc scr ana slssi
eqtee the color ana qualify. also pyincs
Aieert coats and vests for drcse oSss
end thousan1s Of other styles noU rcSd1
= ~ uonA1 Daoulas ps1esa -
The evening world., 1900-04-06
WEATHER FORECAST.

Forecast for the thirty-sl, hours end.
ing ~. N. Saturday for New York city
and vicinity: Generally fair and mild
weather tonight and saturday. fre,h
west 10 southwest winds.
j The foiio~ins record shsss the
changes In the temperature for the
nornins hour. a. indicated ny the thsr-
mometer At Perry's pAarmse,s,
= =. aN 4 = Ua 4 =. SAu T., q
The evening world., 1900-04-06

FRANKFORT. Ky. April 9Th,
Court II Appeals. by decision OF TO !
to-day affirmed the lower court de.
claring Beckham Governor.
Judge Du Relic delivered a dissenting
opinion.
The fact that two Of ihe Republican
Judges concur in III, main opinion Of the
ccur, Is s-ea, disappointment to the
Ror uhiicans. ~hey will At once st about
securing ag appeal to the Supreme Court
OF the unIted States. The courts action
Is cnplete victory ~ the B.ckhsm
administrator.
Taylor Will continue TO mold the Office
by the military until the United States
Supreme Court has acted.
The evening world., 1900-04-06
CowP'roti~r Do~ssr Was, 4. N.
xr'"r Of Greater N-w Ysn-
VIII Retsrn Ia wall street.

Comptroller coler said to-day TIA, h.
vas not candidate FOR the on,e. n.
Mayor or for any other Office under IN,
city government no,sl,hstsndln. IN.
action Of Plymouth Church. BROOKLYN.
last night In putting him forward o.,
Mayor.
u Intend 10 20 back to Wall stree,
when ! leave ihi. ofhce." he said. and
leave politics alone
The evening world., 1900-04-06
TAYLOR IN MURDER Plot.
Henry SoWtsey Says that We ssS
Oshr OWrtsIs Had Part IN
the GOebrI Plot.
Especial TO The Evening" World,

LOUISVILLE. Ky. April s-Henry
T.. youtsey. the Newport stenographer.
now under arrest for completely In ihS
assassination Of Goebci. has, II ID a0>&
made a complete confession e We
crime. lie charges that the fstAl snb'
vas nred by Jim" Howard. V nb,ed
Clay County feud leader. VINO -Rrs-
sously had one murder 10 his erS1
Youtsey further declares that ,
conspiracy TO remove Goebe. ss.e Us,.
W. =. Taylor. Secretary OF State Caleb
Powers. ex-Secretary OF State Charles
The evening world., 1900-04-06
PARCELS POST PACT
WITH VENEZUELA.

CARACAS. venesueis. Apssl S-Presi-
dent Castro To-day signed and deiiverei
70 United ststej NInisisr Lscals the
FsFcsss Pest cssvs,tlsa. :
The evening world., 1900-04-06

Robert n. Roosevelt and Prof. Jane.
q. Gore. Of the columbi University Of
washtnstos. are 10 saii on the Roiier.
Can so-mouou.
The evening world., 1900-04-06
FIFTH RACE AT BENNlsGS.

Harry ro.-l.ss.n and 2 to ar.' uoos.ar MACE ,a5 sol
onI. Tom, Ha.'u. third
The evening world., 1900-04-06
YOUNG WOMAN DEAD BY GAS.

Minnie Ru0- HIr. years od 'o.n -1Gr'ea
& ho apartments rNeat, eighth .. I .
cations pointed suicide
The evening world., 1900-04-06
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sseek eossssseas

Ar rss,ssss us,ss,sss = - PssavswsA -.
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The evening world., 1900-04-06
DEWEY Up IN CABINET.
Ms Candidacy fer The Presidency
Discussed - The Neesisg Of
Mektnley's AAs1sevs.

WARRINGTON. April s.-The cabine,
meeting to-day discussed Admiral
Dewey's candidacy briefly.
Most Of the time was occupied with
the instructions to be given TO the
Philippine Commission.
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ORIGIN or THE BOXERS.
The society Said to aave Becn Esta blished
Last Year by a R0bber Chief.

IA q II-.-..- ,., "A a.. ori.i - A.
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SatarI' lNchlh is'huhs Sohdhs Ven OF 'he
Golden Bell. Lie pu Schau lShirt Of Iron and
SCOT of tbe Grant Waterl Soon
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the organization eNl'hueu opeiatlons 10 'he
Province of knan-lslcn and changed its name
ia in Nm sch,tap fNilow Forest Cis,l Cow
w '"' Wv N''''
eminent troops were sem 'o Nlop ,he lhisneeus
of H.. ncmber- and TO e%StinguiSh them, and
,,,, s.d h,cs IN their first folds ~ work tbe
'"'' NV 80 ~" "
provinces on tl-Iiu>'eh ana llhS-l heh-fis'eh
and again changed their name 10 J-Iio-Tschuen
rTha III, Of po,rinti.u and pe.csI
u - IL Al.
Inc 'hIhese are persuaueo 10 JOIN uis
sect by being told that the society controls
,,,,, ,,yy.rgul and wopdern,l mn yic formulas
','S WV" ~ ,
when makes the owner Wo"i against SWORD
or bullet. In a very short time the sect had
,rov, i,,,,ersslv and spra.d ov.r mann, n,o,-
s''"" n"', 80 ~ ''7' "'' NV
mce,' me IeaueTs even gave OUT mat the mem-
beers need not fear the shot from cannon.
sr,o Dr., ,r,rdars wore com,n;,,.d o, Dana,
u ~ W" '"i'ah
catholic 'hrlNllhh-' bh' by the MIDDLE OF Sep
TENDER no distinction was made between these