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MINNEAPOLIS.

Last Monday night the seating capac-
ity OF 81. Peter A. NJ. f, church was
taxed to its utteTmost by witnesses to
the ceremony oil burning the mortgage
recently released against the church
The program was unique and thor
oughly enjoyed by all Aiterward the
audience was treated to ice cream and
cake by the church.
Go to Millers. Fifth street and Mic
ollet avenue, for your photographs.
The exercises OF the Airo-American
graduates from the high schools OF the
Twin Cities drew a large crowd out to
Bethesda Baptist church last Monday
eve. Miss Lulu Blair read an essay
that was veritable rhetorical flower
garden George Carlyle. the lyric solo
ut charmed the audience with his
her usually inimitable style, presided at
the piano
For good cigars call at w. S. Con-
rad's, corner of First avenue south and
Fourt hstreet. He will suit you.
Mrs. J. Frank Wheaton and children
have returned after an absence from
home OF nearly year. visiting her
iather-in-law in Hagerstown, Md.
The Advance Restaurant, 2I4 Wash
ington avenue south, is up to date in
service and equipment If you want a
good meal in clean place don't fail to
go to the Advance Restaurant.
A large crowd turned out to all three
services Sunday to hear Mrs. Amanda
Smith
Go to John L. Neal. Real Estate,
Loans and Insurance. 622 Boston
Block
Mrs. w s. Brooks has been quite
SICK ever since she returned from CO.
lumbus. O.
ST Peters. St James. oi Minneapo-
lis, and St. James. of ST Paul. will
have a union camp meeting at Midway
beginning July Ist.
Mrs. J. l.. Neal is very sick at her
home 22d and James streets,
Furnished rooms at PSI 18th avenue
south
Mrs Kyser LETT Thursday evening for
Chicago, H.. where she viii visit for
one week, then going TO Portland, Ore.
The w. II. II. Society met at the
residence OF Mrs. Allen. r4os South
Washington The w II. H. regrets
TO lose one OF lis important members.
Vnr-rU 49,
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lust LOOK HERE

We will not insult your intelligence
We think you know that no man can
continue III business unless he receives
patronage from the people An up-to-
date meal. or a cosy room can be had
at John Godirey's, I4S East Ninth
Street
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as,.ssinsa r,sap w,.b .sssnt,an.

Washington. June IS Minister Lsrd
At Busnos Ayrea. Argentine Hepublie,
reports to The stsfe department that
the sxtradition treaty betseeu tbs
argentine and tbF uifstl states nas
proclaimed on June 70.
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EspIortsn E.p.aIsI.p s,.,t..

Copenhagen. 1hns 1.-THE Sorws.
giaB steamer Antarctic. with The Dau.
iah East Gresniand expedition. CON
marded by Lieut. Amdrup. sailed 10 -.
plors he coaat bet~esn Cape brewster
and Agga island.
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tiops and will walk heats. The power
houses and ear sheds will. until the
strike is over. be guarded by deputy
sheriffS of which there are nearly 80,
ON NnfN
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A SNAP IN REAL ESTATE.
Make an Offer

5000 cash will buy two lots 4oxI so IT..
one corner lot. out on Grand avenue.
the most beautiful residence portion OF
the city. 1t will pay you to look this
up. Owner can give you clear title.
Apply to Mrs. r. S. Jackson, I2t2
Seventh street south. Minneapolis,
Minn.
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Al conventions Ay chairman OF
publican national executive com.
mittee. Senator Hanna will call the
convention To order Senator Wolcott
Is 10 be- the temporary aud senator
Lodge the permanent chairman of the
convention, aud it is understood that
Senator Foraker is to be chairman OF
the committee ON resolutions to frame
the national platform.
Among the delegates NJ large will I've
Senator Wolcntt, of Colorado; Senator
shoup. of Idaho; Representative Can
non, of Illinois; Senator Fairbanks. Of
Indiann. who is TO make the speech
renominating President Mckinley, and
Senator BcVrridge, of the same state:
Senator McComos aud Representative
Mudd, OF Maryiaud; senator Lodge
aud Representative McCall, of Massa.
chusetts; Senators Davis and Nelson
of Minnesota; Senators Plat aud ne-
pew, of New York; Senator fhurston
of Nebraska; Senator Galiiuger. Of
New Hampshire, Senator Srwelt, Of
New Jersey; senator priirhard. of
- - W 80" N"kh
NJ" wv oia"'r' " -NoFth pako'h' sen
e,ot '"f'er, OF Mohtaha' senator t"r-
aker and Representatives Grosvenor
and Dick, of Ohio: Representative Mon.
dell. of Wyoming senator fcurosr Is
a delegate from one of the Prnusvt.
Vania congressional districts and Rep.
,'seh'"'i'e oihRham from announcer
- tettf 4 - A.
'l'''sen'a''N' ''"'ihl'r' "l lilihols' is
u"e o' '"e uei'R"'eN from the a's'rie'
NJ ''t'ttsen's III congress represent
a'''' a. "sne ~ "e'FgA'e from the
VEN ''isn'h Ne" ORR COMPRESSION
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.'"n' '"e SsVon" N"r'h aroma us
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OF 'he subcommittee - 10 Ret hoth thr-
,'""N 7" '""he 'oh''HS'"hS u poFs'n'"'
put y" 'ht 'hf' nave oeeh hn"blf !"
h'""r" any promises 10 mat cnd from
,h' b"P"ht de''gatlon' styled III"
regular fePublchhS. Ihey declin"
'" accept Mr.. AdhickS' but have asked
l"r inr'her tlm'. hr' AddiekS WIS be
lo'e 'ne subcommittee 81 thr morn
ing "'"e''hR "'u PF"'eSs'a hIhseI
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Inc coht'h"hR "fieRaNohE 10 thf
repupii'an h"''"h"' convention are
very mheh "'s, ufpf" over ih' action
ni 'he hh'"uai committee last hIKht
IN refusing th' Nl"hama men plae"
on the temporary ron "t the ""nf"h'
NON ih'S express the rear mat 'hfy
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Have you noticed that the Vim. F.
NageI Undertaking Company appreci-
ates the business that you have been
giving them by advertising in our pa
per. See their neat card at the loot oi
the column.
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Here. here. What are you little girls
making 10 much noise about ?" exclaimed the
little girls papa, looking up from his paper.
Wen Just playing We re mamma whist
party. chorused the little girls. Philadel.
phia Record.
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Mobile. Ala. Jane ls Rt Res Ricb-
trd Hooker Wilmer. Episcopal bishop
u the dioeese ~ siabama. died here.
aged - y~afa
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II is said that care will kali cat; but
If a man doesn't care very much he Will
probably find a bootjaek or a gun just as
etfeetiyet-C Chicago Daily Sews.
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London. June is The Isank of
EnRlaad's rats Of discount vas re-
daeed 70 three per eent.
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Cape Town. June Is. Sir Alfred Nil
nrr. governor Of Cape COLONY, bas ssnt
for Sir John Gordon SpriRg who IL
trying tn form cabinet.
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DELAYED. .()N1|RE MARCH.
International Troops Unable to
Reach Peking Before Sunday
Owing to Difficulties.
RAILROADS AND BRIDGES DESTROYED.
situation at PektnH Nest Critical
Dispatch from shanghai says 30.-
City 90 Oppose the Relief Force
More Mission Houses Burned.

Washington. June l5.-The follow
ing cabtegram has been received from
Admiral kempf;
''TongNu, June ls.-Secretary Navy.
Washington; Twenty-Five hundred men
are ON the road to Pekiug for the relief
of the legations: 100 are Americans; Eng
lish and Russians in large majority. all
nations here represented The viceroy at
Tien-Tsin gave permission to go there;
railroad being repaired as force advances.
Russians now sending soldiers from Port
Arthur. with artillery.
''kEMPFF."
Forces Delayed.
Tien-Tsin, June l5.-Owing to the
extensive damage done to the railroad
line it is now feared the international
troops cannot reach Peking before
Sunday Railroad communication be-
tween this place and Admiral Sey-
mour's international force has been
cut three mixes beyond Yang Tsun.
Two bridges have been destroyed.
II is expected that Admiral Sey-
mour has made Lang. Fang a second
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GEN. BOTH. GET. .ANAY.
Boer Leader Evaenates the Strong
Position He Held In Front
eff Pretoria.
GEN. BulltR# HELPS ROBERTS OUT.

nritIsh Troons Have . Hard nay.
Flight with the Iiurmhsrs aud Foree
Thctr First rosttIaa--tsea. I.yttts-
toa fakes WskkeFstroona PRE-.
nIrr schreiner Rcslwns.
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Dsmocrnts OF sirorgla,

cratic state convention viii name foul
delegates AZ large tn Kansas City aud
their instructions will hp Bryan Th,
state ticket chosen at the primaries Ia
May will undoubtedly br named. II il
a. follows.
Governor Alien - Gambler. secretary
of state, PM Cook attorney general. ]
"a Terrell, treasurer, capt H. y. Park
Cnmpt roller ". A Wright. commission.
or of agriculture. o, ~. stevens. commits
alonsT OF ndnrnIlnn, q. u llain.
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Thursday that no request se
in fact, for any number OF
been received from Minister
reported from Shanghai. \
OF fact the state departmei
heard from Minister Congo
hours past.As II is gathere
European foreign offices are
~ the same position resPet
diplomatic representatives
ii is assumed at the state q
that telegraphie communitZ
tween reking and the outs
which for the last three aa.
sisted of single line rum
into Russian Manehuria.
been totally interrupted.
More nrItIsh Troops
Hong Kong. June -.
panies of the Hong-koua
mountain hattery and deld
Asiatic artillery, with BAIT
tse.inch guns, start ter
Thursday night. The ful
expected 10 sail ON the Terrible 1uur &c
Japan ta srnd Rexlment.
Yokohama, June Is. Japan il
about tn send mixed regiment tc
China. The government press declares
that japan alone could suppress the re
volt, but she must first win the cont
dence of the powers and avoid acts like
~ to awaken suspicion.
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VIII Indorse nryan.

Louisville. Ky, June Is. The Ken
tuckN democratic state convention was
called to order Thursday afternoon
st Music hall by Chairman Mile W
Young, Of the state central committee.
The object Of the convention is To Sc
'eet delegates at large 10 the demo.
cratic national convention. The con
Nention Will iudorse the chicago plat
form. indorsf Bryan for president aud
cundt mn the assAsAinattou of Iaehpl
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Missouri Democrats.

Jefferson City. Mo. June Is. - The
democratic state convention 10 select
four delegates at large aud 20 district
delegates to the national convention.
inst here Thursday in the house of rep,
reSebtativrs, Congressman Champ
Clark was made temporary chairman.
NJ the conclusion of MIR Clark's speech
which was an hour in delivery, the com.
mittcc an resolutions. credentials and
permanent organization were Ap.
pointed.
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Nominate state TlrLra

Montpelier, Vi june u. The dem.
ocratic state convention held here
Thursday nominated a full state ticket
10y acclamation, and declared for lirNuu
aud the Chicago platform, and against
he "imperinl policy of the admluistras
ton aud the republican party"
Following are the nominations;
Governor. John N spntsr. Mnntnsllnr
li"ntrfiant governor. h \ Harris BEN
ningtnh secretary Of state. ~ o Cum.
mlnEs Richmond state treasurer, Elisha
NAV II IohnshurY. auditor g A. rita
patrick White River Junction
The delegates at large 10 tho national
convention were ehuaen az f0iinxs Thorn
a. W. MainneY Hutand =. W Mcaet
trick. ~ Alhana Boliin u Chiiua, ilrat
ilehoro, and ueorge Atkins, Montpelier
AlternHtes. - = Powers Prnetarylllp !.
q, ~ Luee. Stowe = NJ Hrndy New
port and Il. E Royce, nutinnd
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ST. PETERS

4 grand entertainment given by
pupils OF Mrs P F. Hale. assisted by
local talent, Monday evening, June I8,
tgaa AAmisaiar. no cents
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when the Mls.ouri convention 10.

when the Missouri convention 70.
day inStructs its "a delegates for Rry.
an taS it VIII. the total number of
stateS so iustructing win be s6 and
the number of instructed Bryan dele.
gates will he d4t or II t.3orc than the
necessary twoethir,is for nomination.
Names Notification COMMITTEES.
Minneapolis, MINI. June ts.-P. VI.
Ringdal, temporary chairman of the
Sioux Falls popalist convention, has
named the following committee To
notify Charles sfoWue OF his nom
ination for vice president: E. derry
Brown, of Massachusetts. !. II. ICY.
ciouel Davis. of Texas. Howard =.
Taylor, of Illinois; 4 II, Weir OF Ne.
braska; q H. Shibley. of New York.
Leo Vincent, of Colorado: T., n.
Nardrtl, of California; !, ". Me.
Gahiok of Virginia; W Il Sattcll. of
Missouri; Thomas A. Petit, OF KEN.
tuckN, and Ernest KRONER. of Oregon.
The committee is to meet in Kansas
City July I
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Gen Huler reports tn the war otiicr
a. faIioWsl
Headquarters 81 I.atnga kek. June is
morning ten t.sttipton yesterday ~
upiVpd the turmai Huhmisslnn 9f thn town
aud district Of Nakkerairoam, which THE
cnems Is believed 10 have completely
fsAyafsuRttt,i
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"A' the epanlnE 0f parliament Mr.
AehrsinsF Will explain that hs resigned
because he WAS unwilling t1 remain ia
ONCE supported by the opposition be-
ii@vinK bia tnhuenes IL greater with tbs
moderate AffikandRfN Nhan pfivats
member tltan as premier by this grace st
the ptGRrssalvss Nevertheless leaders OF
the AfrikaHd@r extremists are said "a
consider Mr. Behfsiner traitor To thsIf
rattas
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lRESS IN EVIDENCE.
ie Well Represented in the Re
,liean National Convention
at Philadelphia.
las WILL HANDLE THE Glvtl.
sr VIII ne Chairman af the
mtttee 0n Uesoia
Causing Trpabis--Ataha In ha IA a
gates shat Out - Democratic
trntinnk la various states.

,delphia, june IS. Congress will
represented in the republican
Al convention. As chairman OF
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Washington. June i5 John Foord
secretary of the American Asiatie az
socistiou. Thursday received the fol
lowing cablegram from the Shanghai
branch ~ he association.
Shanghai June I3-"Grave danger
threatens Americans Yau-the valley
Urgently advise immediate gunbost pro-
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-08-05
Brutal Assault Upon a Young
Girl and a Married Woman.
FIEND THREATENED BY AMOB
Girl ID Critical condliIon--Ths Brute Was
Taken to The PsnItsntlary for Safety
From Mob Violence Ia
tsnse Feeling Aroused.

wALLA wALLA. Aug. 4-Emma
KIdwell. a i5-yeqr-oId girl. was brut-
ally assaulted by an unknown man at
Q o'clock this afternoon in the suburbs
Of walla walla. The man threw her
upon the ground and when she scream
ed he pulled out pocket knife and
stabbed her several times In the re-
glon Of the heart, and ran away. The
girl is in critical condition.
Late tonight man answering the
description given was arrested by the
police. He was taken to the county
Jail, and soon the news spread that
the brute had been captured. A crowd
gathered and angry murmurings were
heard. The authorities took the prison
er to the penltentiary where he can be
guarded safely. The feeling is Intense
and it is feared If the right man Is
caught he win have trouble in escap-
ing the vengeance OF the people.
The police are now confident that the
man arrested is the right man. He
gives the name or Ed. Sutherland.
Blood was found upon his clothes and
he was Identified by both the girl and
Thomas Copeland. who saw the man
following the girl.
Sutherland was arrested while at
tempting to commit an assault on Mrs.
DurlSee in the brush
The woman says Sutherland grabbed
her as she was passing along the
street and spirited her away in a se-
cluded place where he threatened to
kill her II she made a noise.
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NEW YORK. Aug. 4.-BefOre the
bombardment OF Tien Tsin, prominent
natives urged the viceroy TO put down
the Boxers, but the vicerOy was in their
power and wired to Ii Hung Chang
for advice. says a Che Foo special 10
the Herald. The latter advised crush
ing them at once. saying that the Box
ers had gained too much headway.
The uceroy also had instructions from
the empress 10 encourage the Boxers
attacks on foreigners. The Boxers
have released all the criminals who
have Joined them.
Proofs have been discovered that the
yiceroy offered and paid a reward for
heads Of foreigners. A cage was found
In his establishment especially made
for foreigner prisoners. Documents
found IN the viceroy's Office at Tien
Tsin gave the names OF the head Box
ers. Their numbers were said to be
10000. The viceroy had recommended
some for official appointment. There
are copies Of his reports to the throne
on the Tien Tsin fighting. He asked
for reinforcements and more guns. He
recommended the retaklng Of the Taku
forts. and on this appeared the en-
press iowager's Endorsement Let the
Taku forts be retaksn."
A private letter to the viceroy's sec
retaTy indicates that the Pao Ting Flu
missionaries have been killed The
viceroy is at present in camp with
General Ma. six miles away. General
Sung is at Yang Tsun, 20 miles TO the
north. He has obstru-ted the river by
sinking stone-laden junks. The forces
OF General Ma and General Sung num-
Der about 1900. They are short OF food
and ammunition.
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succeeded In having Il made first on
the Mlddiesex general sessions calen-
dar. Angus, 5. The ladies win be COM
PEELED ~ reinain In England until the
Gaze II called.
While the curtain has fallen FOR the
season IN the majority Of London thea
terg, o number of American theatrical
people are stili IN England. The Good
wins occupy a pleasant country home;
Ada Reban IL rusticating at the sea-
shore; Edna May. who has not appear
ed In London since the close Of THE
American Beauty" closed contract
yesterday 10 appear at the Winter Car
den. Berlin. during the autumn sea-
son a. eco per week.
Messrs Ernest and Hendrlc, Joint
authors Of The Elder Miss Blossom. =
and Mr. George G. Min have written a
comedy OF modern life which will be
brought out In London in the autumn.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-08-05
FIFTEEN HUNDRED ESCAPED.
commandant Olivier Has Eluded the
British Forces.

LONDON. Aug. 4.--The war office re-
ceived the following dispatch from Lord
Roberts dated Pretoria, Aug. &:
Lord Algernon Lennox has been re-
leased by the Boers. Only two officers
are now prisoners.
"Commandant Olivier has managed
to escape to the hills in the vicinity
OF Bethlehem with 1900 men. He has
informed General Bruce Hamilton that
he does not consider himself bound
by General Prinsloo's offer to surren-
der and that his force intends to con-
tinue the war.
''Fe has taken q position between
Harrismith an5 the Newmarket road.
Lieutenant General Rumble IS now fol-
lowing him. Prisoners captured by
General Tan Hamilton say that only
soft -nosed bullets are now served %
the Beers. hence the wounds Of our
men are very s.tftNur | am presenting
this matter and protesting 70 General
Bothar
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FACTS ABOUT ANARCHISTS.
Anarchist Editor Of Paterson Was a
Warm Friend Of King Hum
berrs Assassin.

HONG KONG, Aug. 4.-AIl Is quiet at
Canton. but there Is great activity at
the Bogue forts. which are fully
manned. and on the walls Of which
flags are hoisted. Constant practice Is
had with the big guns at channel tar
gets. The Chinese state that the Can
tonese are in fear Of an attack by the
French.
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NEW YORK. Aug. A dispatch to
the Tribune from London says;
Chinese mendacity has been colored
with duplicity, but 1t has not been with
out artistic qualities. Half penny jour
nalism is deeply tinged with Chinese
tones, but it is so inartistic inventing
OF realistic fiction respecting barbarous
massacres and military movements that
II now fails to produce any impression.
The public receives without emotion
the intelligence that 10000 Christians
have been massacred at one fell swoop,
and that many English women have
been beheaded, and 1t Is not deceived
by premature reports of the advance Of
the allied armies upon Pekln. Alarm
ing accounts Of rhe slaughter Of large
bodies Of native Christians are not
confirmed from any trustworthy source
and are probably exaggerated.
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CHICAGO. Aug. 4.-Bishop David H.
Moore. Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, who is on his way to Shanghai
to take charge OF the missionary inter-
ests in China. Corea and Japan, is max
ing a short visit in this city with his
son, Prof. z. H. Moore, head of the de-
partment OF mathematics in the Uni
versity of Chicago. The bishop viii
leave Chicago Monday or Tuesday and
sail from San Francisco on the steam
er Hong Kong Maru August 25.
This Chinese war" Bishop Moore
said. lis simply a plowing Of the fed
for the gospel he conservatism of
China must give way to the expan-
sive force of modern ideas. My first
and most urgent work in China will be
To reorganize the work of the mission
aries. At present The 156 missionaries
of the church are so scattered that they
themselves do not exactly know what
is going, on
The bishop further explained the sit
uation of the missionaries in China as
follows:
THE annual missionary conference
was adjourned at Pekin the very day
the disturbance broke out Some Of
the missionaries IN attendance got
away on the last train. Others. think,
seven in all. are in the imperial city.
The last heard they had gone into the
Asbury Church. a strong brick but
tressed structure in the missionary
compound. DR.. George f. LOwrey. a
medical missionary. was in charge.
They had the windows barred except
for loopho'es, had big jars Of rice and
water and were ready for a siege
About 200 altogether were in the
church, counting the women and child
rem, and they had guard of ten
American marines, ten English mar
ines and twenty men missionaries.
They could Withstand in that church
fortress anything except we'll directed
artillery fire. Whether they have since
gone to the English legations we do not
know.
The West China mission, the center
Of so-called missionary conference,
1890 miles up the Yang Use, is complete
" cut off. We have not heard from
Srencer Lewis. Of this mission, or any
ore there for some time He is one Of
the most courageous missionaries In
China. With him are men who have
been often hunted by mobs seeking
foreign devils They have been con-
cealed by the native converts. The f.
deity Of those native converts Is re-
markab'e. Haingua, another mission,
is also cut off,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-08-05
GEORGIA TO copy CAROLINA.
Proposes to Disfranchlse the Negro
Without the Consent Of the
Governed"

ATLANTA. Ca. Aug. 4.-Owing to
the result of the recent election in North
Carolina in which white supremacy was
engrafted on the state, Representative
Ha-dwick win introduce at the next
session of the Georgia Legislators
bill providing for practical disfranehise-
ment of the negro.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-08-05
COL. MUSE WILL RETIRE.
His Retirement VIII Promote Several
Other officers.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 4-col VIM. NJ.
Muse. Of the marine corps at Mare ISL
and navy yard has been ordered to
Washington for examination for retire.
ment. His retirement win promote
Lieutenant- Colonel F. H. Harrington
Major F. o. Bergman. Captain Fl. G.
Haines. First Lieutenant Edward A.
Jones and Second Lieutenant Yandell
Foote.
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MURDER BY INSANE RARoN.

BERLIN, Aug. 4.-Baron Muench.
formerly a member Of the Reichstag.
has been arrested. charged with, having
murdered an employe on his estate at
Muegringen. The prisoner Is insane.