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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-06-17
WANTED.

WANTED-Salesman and collector.
Apply B. J. Minot, 532 Sixth ST., s So
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-06-17
sTuReEs HOTEL SOLD:

sTuReEs HOTEL SOLD: The
siurges European hotel and bar In AL.
h%uqnerquc changed hands. +. HI stur.
ges. who for seventeen years con.
Quoted the place. has sold the bnsl.
ness 70 Jacob Levy. of this city and
Samuel Levi Of San franclsco. Mr.
stufges. who has acquired a fortune
VIII spend The summer months IN
VIII spend the summer months in
southern California With his family.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-06-17

WANTED-To sell camp outfit in can
yon. Two tents and furnishings on
car line; bargain; address F. H..
West, $50
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-06-17

WANTED-Young ladies to learn
operating. Colorado Telephone Com
pany. 6-62
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WANTED-A first class table waitress
at Hotel La Pension. 6-43
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TERRITORIAL FUNDS aeculv.
30; Territorial Treasurer d II
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE OR RENT-Model Rest.
aurant. Apply to Mrs. w. Coin, at
Imperial Restaurant. 500
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FOR sALE-Ffve.room furnished
house with bath; new modern, well
improved; also horse and rubber
tiredrig. Call at 926 Fourth street.
GIGS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-23
The REVISED VERSION.

When Henry Ward Beeehar was
as.ed by an Ea4}e reporter eiye
u 4feWs 4 the revised 8 lion ct
tie ser.ptsszas,= - afsver = Com
Ifre tea zears lso.a today aaa @jl
GIVE yo9 ny opfaioa. TIL s4 e1sr
recorded tire daJe aal Wo4z1 ~
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t.ae named had a ef#af Ir schof
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at ~ H.a-a 5Aat h
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az z..aa fa7.a4
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- -esaztaz1ra n 81 .aealesa =ar=@ So.
..9 tos.s las ls@r a d.salyanta@c
~ TWsafyfb5el Psa,a in he ~
zsasiea safS. Yea, .heaqh well:
.ha3sb he valley # IRE shallow
5eath. w5H=foar no evil TIE new
sass:za =fHts il sh9s: Ia. thaagh J
9a,E sAfoaeh deaths 3qrs an ef
shadows. ao @yii ~ia fza:' II ee
80 Gain II his o. .he aaf-aey
closer 20 ne yeraacaIar AMI
TFa erammatieaiIy sensible % say.
! Nj far 20 eTil. .1an % phrase
i No@T vi f@5. IN nan.
5.hsr tastaaees -snt#rees taye b. n
Ess.,.a l @a.=aa= =o}aar asos.- nroa'a
~ Eae'e
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-23
CALLED MEETING MEMBERSHIP
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Through the courtesy Of the Graphic
all the officers of the First Christian
church take this opportunity Of mott
tying the membership Of The First
Christian church OF a special called
meeting at II O'Clock Sunday morn
ing. This is no ordinary call. BuSi
I.ess ef the greatest vitality 10 the
church viii he placed before you fer
settlement Sunday morning Make
Your pains 50 that if ever you come
to the Lords house it VIII be upon
this momontons occasion. The off
GERS viii meet tonieh- n The pastors
study al $50 10 comnlete The several
matters 10 he setlea Sunday morn
i22 Rememhor i yea are absent
you have no riaht=te a. oae word
a6nceruia@ What Was deae during
yagr a5szneo. Nay H." Eena God
Guide rs IN 55is irvine .#na IS oaf
pta4ar.
tsieneal THE OFFICIAL BOARD.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-23
An Omission Il Pc Rect-ae4.

t'..Hea 5Iehesl #14e.=,. 's- sar,-t
yf5t sGz NJ YazG. g5.=.-. -.
qI.4e@ ef Aazarra= 1f.
ny raa caHlaeaa
ees,ae3 - @
are
Eaen aaeaaa
ff5'.ce 9@Eatsa v=e,.t la noaas
Berlin.
l'5gi#a Aia5'-t'.. a.az
case5 = se,Ha v=a ra..s n .n..r
i's.- He vas yrag1ft a.a ea.t
faad eutify aal siae
After he had aaa h.5 faa ao 4r
fi#aehel the cboMtst eHas. t,.r .r.t..a,.z
~ Convicted h,s9.
How dtd 1a0#,a.t 80 b. ara. e.r
Hees1ys hat ny staa va faa4fac
taz ed:'
Because *t=ces-a .a..,,#-.
q potash. sai4-f5a 81. En- ~arr
ra} wins h.tasra'a { aotash is q
ways found.
'TharEs. sail he ,.1tne~ IA a tone
e relief 1J#0f be#foasq. in roy vine,
hereasfer .a-Cincin1ati Enquirer.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-23

Claude Thomas. negro, was found
guilty Of murder in the second degree
after a lengthy trial in the circuit
eour; Tuesday and the jury fixed his
punishment Al cehteen years il The
pfnitentiary= Claude Thomas shot and
tiled Geots5, Thomas, another negro,
lear ElIarson last March. The charge
was murder in the first degree, but
7he jury found eXtenuatina circum-
stances The trial vas continued ali
aay yys erday and a night session
held. At 12:15 O'Clock the jury return
ed the verdict
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-23
DECEMBER )
DATE SET FOR MEETING OF
BOARD OF TRADE TO ELECT
SECRETARY.
Meeting Tuesday Afternoon fer That
Purpose Proved to Be
Failure

Tho aa&ea Of tra.Ie has .aado two
nH-Hcc sstaI attempts 10 set 4 nee
ir2 foi The purpose of calling :. sec
rotary and :. c=Alexandef. il, III
president. has SET Monday. December
. as the day for he meeting L i
expected that enough of the members
O. the board will meet al that time
"a cal 4 secretary. There were but
few present at the meeting yester-
day afternoon ard no action was
taken NJ. Alexander announces thn
aGy applications for be position
Should be addressed to him,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-23
NOTICE TO TIE PUBLIC.

Thursday November a tThanhs-
eiyng Iay1 the postotfice viii be
closed. except for Ione hour, from
1l:&o a. N. 10 1870 p. m. All patrons
are Teque sted 10 call for their mail
during that hour. when carriers win.
doWs viii DC open. No registry or
money order business viii be done
on that day.
FRED {. FrBTH. Postmaster.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-23
Raw Cream

is interior l. Foraen's Peerless Brand
i,xaporated Cream in richness and
delieaey Of flavor, Peerless Cream
is superior as d cream for cereals,
coffee tea, chocolate and general
househald cooking. It IS tire resnlt
Of fifty years experience with the M 4
problem.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-23
zAcATtoNs' EFFECTS or PUPILS

= HaH2 matter for tfa young
#fo=sast5# la4n - as.ae aooss
..al brains after fAe freedom u he
us ho1iIagz 4 aroap Of teachers
scr discussing scbeoIeoam enfzoles
49, school Earaaas tha Shore.
a#tf tfe l-e6ata.u z1t -
ralattsss had 4 aeta eaaez
azlea aha# .zdr@a. b8- certainly zfalr
drleea queer tatesz. ffsre
54 - fae se@ fael.}#at= .lHs-
~ ~. Of f7.4 unconscious afsee-Faaa-
~ a5#or#5f 8,a..-e-sea5el children:
a1'4e Garth, 9eeteed one 1lu'o boy
a has geography lessen, SIS p}anta-
t.ou aa which We 54a.'
~N.44e=aaas eemAne moan g aeh
6r asked a little airl IN a spelling
class.
BARK ezeIaiuea tho ehal aniaae
l.haaflv
Good, answered tic teach =
and now you may 2tVe me a s9a-
.tsHea with the word 'sombr' in it
The chld paHsed a moment AMI
thon vonnred: Our janitor is a ao.H-
tire man
One little boy, laborine OYER a let
ter to his grandparents under tn 81.
tervieion of his teacher, wrote:
Dear Grandparents; am writing
to thank you for letting ne visit
yen this summer and % tell you that
i have How arrived at my pfedesti-
ration
What is an empire. askea one
Ipedasoguo.
IAN empire is tho man who tn
which side wins shontod ffcehl
faced hoy who was next bnt last n
tha class
Oac=.eaeher in aiviaa a nafpre stlaz
lesson told Tie chfldreA 10 set some
bit of bees wax and bring them q
Ter he n4xt morning The following
lay vriy tiny ur~hin, whose homo
sarroMafaas are rather 4of-'fd can't
the teacher and placed dirt
ifIa round bail in her hand
What is This, child29 sha sal.
Wax. he answered
"But. said the teacher, h9w di3 i
come to be in such a aHeer litHe rann
bali"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-23
THANKSGIVING OFFER.

special =at@ceaat ef "a pr cor
on sc0larshtr- uaa s6s no.iea
withdrawn Paz L. yaH scholar HI
low an eHfsr 1&fes II .a4 ~i=h.
"a aal a;-tlt
jtNI,S BUSINESS COLLEGE
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-23
sieeeal THE OFFICIAL BOARD.
EXPELLED FROM LODGE
J v RoRefts fto Eca0cr Mcmt q
Masonic Order

Scare \o- fglF1 D..
!f5s- p t.E. =
tfI~ Nzs.tz1,fez -l4El
80 H#fE sts.
fsaeas
t@V ae fr2f mi :
1T SeuHcy has.sz3a# za..t 81
erte. taf,ef wa - fha
lodge. 3H3 The ~ Tha sta-.ss 4
over ,a, seroo-ol a'S =: ~
i1st NaE. FROM atl b I4h.-= aa j
pei5 toat # #4#osrv.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-23

The leading department ,oe q
New York and Brooklyn enona :
0ea year ii adyertis;se / ~
y ioidng 10 ask: "Does If paw"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-23
AN EVERYDAY CREED.

#az5s ia tae# a.eaes q aa4
go ha' 4ar'zls#the aest Faaa.
e-a= r. e-t rs. szre- II
- asa5 and .Ha fresh air. ,zeroie
e.acs fer
- Aa
lsaeVa il IAN aal =iaa =htsr. No il
for fGe f.=ls as1 as an
H'A frits
I~,Itey4 ia .ta h=54.y- - leaet-
sunsets ana @esl5ai9- zee= au ie
4ef a5ra- aa8 brooks
j Eefs4e= h.To Is a bl=eAt 4ida 10
ieEosg' 'aia@. ans thar @e Won 6a
s9e aaaee#ef the 4aod=aGa8 as wera
e.r h@aass "pfe responsive to Il
,a.en
aei#za il h1@an E1n3a
bsHe1o hat an ounce of franlnes-
81 xi54est i'm is worth a pound OF
lgereaaa1ea a44# far4ieeaeze aad vi
a.isa arsvear atfsehe aul nrter
]. 50. oe-randiae.
5e5.eve i 10 So +, ,ife If IA
heme free from forma};ry and social
eeo@ea'.anality
i believe n .'1e hearty nanaehaka
= hos7aa2ify, comraaeship fgioa7-
~. love-E. Stocking. " he Bos;o..
rown Book
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-23

1t is a good deal easier ~ ;aik
about feeling good than it IS to ualt
about doing good
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-23
EGed'

y IS really wonderful how many
fueks woman can get IN such little
thing as her age.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-23

This is great country for rain
WHEN We cont need 4. arI fer Cry
weather when We Hoe3 -aia
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-23

Stree paving was resumed to
Cay,
For drinks try the Valley sa-
con. Fred Senyard.
The Arkansas rive is rising slow-
II1 since the las, rain.
Green River whisky at the Val
ey saloon, corner Fourth and Main.
Fer rent Three nicely furnished
#aed rooms. Apply Mrs Cliff Dowell.
Fer a nice Thanksgiving layer
cake 20 10 T. II. Shidmore, 81 Main.
a beautiful line Of hand painted
ehina at closing out price a. Cot
.iebs.
Born. to Mrsand Mrs. NJ P Rus
sell. son Mother getting along
well.
Have your picture framed at ths
Pine Bluff Wall Paper. company. Both
homes.
For beer cigars and liquors eaa
at Valley saloon. Fred senyard.
proprietor.
The largest and best. tha Iosr
,onP5t5e Iine Of watch $ cas- b. : ea
Gotplieb's.
If YOU want a package Of pure
homemade candy, made fresh every
day, 90 % 222 Main.
If You need a glass put in your
window or door. call up the Pine Bluff
Wall Paper company.
-e9t glass Of The best manufactur.
ers' product ca the market. rich and
beautiful al Gortlieb's.
4 word % The wise IS sufficient
sahe 5y=eallins rs 1p. The .nion Elee-
.rte company Both phones.
Fresh meats of al kinds, fresh
eamea GOODS. etc. al Tha aiding and
seSt brands, al Emmet simmons,
-Nosf af the frg @bt supposed to
haza beza carried by the Harbfn ro
a.4e Bluff merchants came by rail
Second baud fgnitur4 and stoves
a good as new. Sidney falms. second
haa4 ster=. 2o1 West s.san1 averu :
Fe@ 9aIe-0ae good brood raf..
GO fin. ~addIa# horse. ere fna sadie
eeI5. thlae= years =o13 apply /. "
Ha.5oa.
Just receives , sEipaant# =
ere #lasazf 5az= =..=wa1l rarer@ @Is=..e
f75fg Val =na1s#1 =e#s1=aa#5 : 3Isi=
efraer 1.f-f
4.at ..aan Eaa7 He
a #al asr H1et. Ha~. W
ava r. vas = 6;s. ~
" -41I 4ai E7-
4a r-a ba.saia. II
tactic aaa ~
#eds. .sass Ga az =ea -
f..a. Uy@aa.s. Fsafe
0l atsa having Ta1r house
ar et..o, wired. You'll make no mis-.
take ~ &c Inc 11s ap= TheCnfea Elsc-
nc Gaap5nE. Both phones.
p5ee -" naalfag company Vii
se.l al 9radss of attressos to r4tais
fa3e u he ci1z. can aa p-: TwaIf9h
aad S.&ta str4o=s old phone s9G.
Tie landslide was for Roosevelt.
~ T.a1beth carries tho East End
vjrb al kinds . fra~h meats. 17o2
Last FcFr'h avenue: old phone 52G.
-NaoR.ng the needs Of very honst.
hald aid IL #th.as% necessary for =
ThaIk@2tytfs dinner have received
4 3ar@s $ 1ck of tho fest grGceriee.-
EnDat Simmons.
Remember the tea at Mrs. l. o.
Knox residence, 1901 West Sixth
asg4se Friaay. November -. after.
aonr ana evening, for the benefit of
h Christian church.
.o.'-Ladies cold watch on Third
a. a1e 9,e1Ween olive and Walnut
s.rea.s Reward FOR return 10 c. j
- ~ Z Coneir aaice.
f.97i5 and MGa Wa4el, }adies 10
ss.'=.a sfoee: a3~a We men 70 II
..sIg E.n2 2oals. call Friday II ~
2.t & ..amaqa. street. no
rf @i.,av.
i.4e,s.z tlEa sa7ata - rhe
Ilr.a G'...s.a.a- have .aaei1-
- reel> / eanat nuts.
.sa.te=. ey@..zs a5la for ha1
e.tr f,H9.- S.Mmoos.
st -asa ="ssian Of liz
r1e5f cdnst East aisHt la mornfaa
-G-9a ~ ae eoHteHe3 until H.
ae1oc :ar ST. Green is hin4
ttz.a I5n n8sele1tf.s afrernoon.
las.-A 3sawn leather bsn2 =9er -
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-23

Ore of the weiehtiesr rales Of the
spiritual life is to abide IN he pres
ent without looking beyond
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-23

hlue windows the soul turn the
milk of human kindness 10 clabber.
Compassion knows nothing of cen.
descension.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-23

IS . waste Of energy to spur :
rtelsia2horse. {
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-23
d = r r r. p = r = = r = = Z
A. +
& LOCAL AND OTHERWISE. !
4 i
q + + r + + + X + + + + y j

} W. Boyee aevotes MS time to rents
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-23

Eeat oNe8asi5@s On Sundays suit
al. ~ 4asa.tae aaa'. Man of War.
5favia2 Ian ing atery Aour, from the
Foot # Virginia street Fare. adults
=. children o e.rts. T. 4. Drum
r!o2d 2raarfetor ana a.anaeer.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-23

Stree; paving was resumed to
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China
Has Modern Confuc-
ious with Learning
Of High Degree.

Honekong, Jan. 20.-Hongkong has
a celebrity in residence here now, to
whom. by contrast. admirals, generals,
dukes, lords and baronets are Of small
degree. THE modern sage" the
modern Confucius," as the most learn
ed and intellectual man in China was
widely known SIX years ago Is hSe
again-Kang Yu Wei. he reformer
and intimate friend OF the Emperor
Kwangssu OF China, during the zone
hundred days reform that precipitat-
ed that rulers downfall.
Kang Yu Wei is Cantonese by
birth. a literary graduate and essayist
of all the highest degrees, and, in the
country where learning Is so esteem
ed and honored. was considered the
most learned OF all His fame spread
all over China, and while the empire
rang with his greatness in intellect
he was summoned to PelSin. attached
TO one of the government boards,
where his essays and memorials at
lracted and won the emperor's at en-
tion.
Although Kang Yu Wei has never
bsen out of China, he was familiar
with European history and literature
through the translations that have
been made in Japan and China, and
he knew the theories Of John Stuart
Mill. Of Herbert Spencer, and even
Henry George, as well as any occu-
pant of the chair Of political economy
in western universities. His mem
or;als we're received with great atten-
tion. spec al ones were called for, ana
the young secretary of the oft.cia
board. the modern Confucius, whom
they so proudly boasted OF. was
brought in personal audience WI b the
sovereign. and the mutual sympathy
and attraction was complete. Then,
for 100 days on Wan Shou Shan, the
Hill Of Ten Thousand Ages, In the
summer palace grounds outside Pc
kin, progress and reform found such
favor as the maddest dreamer could
neer have dreamed The most pro-
gressive, enlightened and advanced of
the Older Officials, those who like
Chang Yen Horu. who had seen the
ou side world and foreign countries
many times. and vi Hung Chang, who
had seen it once, were left far be
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Straiis government "a scpoy sentry
pacing up and down before the gate.
another guard visible within
How In tho world I'D you learn he
was here asked colonial Official
when just for ne sake 81 converse.
tion. he was asked to lend an Inter
prefer 10 so with as to see the mod.
ern Conrucius
20 no; / couldn't do hat In fact.
I don't know thar such a person Ifyes
here. p said The cautious one: and
then-caution 20 the winds-"Gut ii
you see him. do let me know what
Confucius has TO say"
But the sage was not seen by any
casual touris idhng about Penang
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overhanging the water A bridge, a
flat platform that could be raised
VII connected it with the outer court
Of the winter palace. the residence
OF the empress dawager
The Rooms Now Stripped.
When this sad little Trianon by the
Southern sea was shown me, the
rooms had been stripped cf every port.
able. detachable. packable article. and
the German officers. who were play
ing tennis in the inside court were us
/ ing camp stools and boxes when they
diaed on common tables brought in
from any humble barrack
There and al he summer palace the
emperor mas passed his fe in apathy
Ireverie and melancholy, giving some
time 10 study and reading and anus
ing himself with per animals Four
eunuchs who were most attached TO
him. were Withdrawn. three beheade1
ana one sent 10 exile. and ever sine
his attendants arc changer every o D.
er day He has no conndan,s. no com
palions, alore IN the crowd of couf-
'lers. pr noes, eunuchs and womea
an idle, silly teasing boy, says one
person, a sad faced broken hearted
prisoner says another while others
: claim that his ralson has failed aad
Others that he is playing part bid
ing his tmo and trusting no De
3 Whom can he Tu-,2 Whom can he
, appeal to? How can he be heard and
what can edo?
When the modern Confucius had
fled to Hongkong "a took all the ensr
gy OF the colohal police to protec
him, and he was sent on 10 Singapore
for safe keeping II taxed the strait.
authorities. and as rewards for hi.
head were offered. and the price rose
to hundreds OF thousands of taeis
Singapore began TO hr up with high
binders and runians and secret poiit
, ical agents from China
While there kaug fu Wei was iAt
idol of the great group OF enlishtene
3 Chinese Of thai free city men who
E have had English education in th,
Z settlement and many OF whom hav,
, taken degrees az Scotch and Englsi
/ universities TO one of these mos
D progressive Singapore Chinese. Dr
s Linn Boon Keng who holds the diplo
ma ana degree OF Edinburgh univers
r ity and medical schcol and enjoys I
e large practice In Singapore, Kang "
e Wei takes his views at length The
l. were wri ten out In English and print
f ed In a Singapore newspaper. AM
# while delayed there for a steame
j. connection three years ago a soraI
d book volume Of these letters Of m
S refugee was lent 10 me to read, The
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hind by the hot headed young reform
ers, the emperor. Kwangssu, Kang Yu
Wei and six others
Dreamed Of New China.
This group of brilliant, patriotic, de.
voted young souls dreamed of new
China, for the war with Japan had
shocked them 10 a realizing sense OF
the pitiful condition of their country
and the imperative need of reform if
China hoped to retain her eighteen
provinces, Manchuria, and Mongolia,
and continue to be China the great
middle kingdom oT earth
The emperor dewitt on, discussed and
never grew tired Of contemplating the
example which Pc er the Great had
set for the soereigns of backward and
benighted nations Poor. fettered,
lonely prince! How pitifully pathetic
It seems for this soft soled pettieoat
ed, helpless young ruler to have en-
We'd the rough giant who swung sh'I
carpen ers hammers, lived and
caroused with Dutch worlmen and
sailors and. when returned to his boy
hood palace swung an iron staff that
he pale, scholarly Kwangssu coulC
hardly Fit
India and Egypt. ruled by aliens
were terrible political warnings to
him aud the story Of Poland tor.
alive and divided among three pow
ers was always present in his
houghts 81 the young enthusiast
fred with a zeal that transformed the
pale and languid, cultivated and super
intellectual young sovereign into
restless. strenuous. eager reformer
who toiled through the summer night
lat Wan shon Shan deyising means iol
rousing and regenerating China.
Educa ion was the first thing ihi
lemperor turned TO, for in all the goo'
advice given 10 China, the example o
Japan in spreading western education
freely TO all parts of the empire wa
INCREASINGLY dwelt upon The youni
emperor ordered schools TO be opene'
IN every village temples to be iurne'
over for such purposes. teachers 20 b
brought from abroad promising S Il
llents 20 be sent abroad and all e
aese who had studied in foreign coun
ltries were to be availed OF 10 help oI
the work Of enlightenment
The newspapers that were adyocaI
ing reform were subsidized and er
couraged, and officials and literate
were bidden TO read them.
The Old conservatives, from Peki
70 the remotest provinces. shook thei
heads. wondered and waited, not know
ing where the thunderbolt Of an in
perial edlct would land next 1t wa
whst the emperor began looping o
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REDUCED IN RANK.
Naval officer Didn't Misappropriste
Funds But Guilty Of Neglect.
(By Associated pressl

Manila, March 9.-Lieut. Jno Wise
morse, paymaster on the battleship
Wisconsin. who was recently accused
of irregularities in his commlssary
fund accounts has been tried by
court martial and exonerated from
the charge Of misappropriatIng funds.
The court martial, however. found
him guilty of neglect Of duty and sen
fenced him to be reduced tea numbers
In rank
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HEARST DELEGATES ELECTED.
cowley County Democrats Favor New
York Congressman for President.

Winfield, Kas., March AT the
Democratic primaries held in this city,
only delegates favorable 10 w r.
Hearst for Democratic nominee for
president were chosen All primaries
in the county heard from so far in
structed for Hearst Everything in
dica'es that the Cowley county dele
cation TO the state convention az
Wichita viii be instructed for the New
York congressman first, last and al
ways
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