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The eagle. (Silver City, N.M.) 1894-1???, 1895-12-25

al law which are based upon the theory
that every nation shall have its rights
protected and its just claims enforced.
"Of course this government is entirely
confident that under the sanction OF this
doctrine we have clear rights and un-
doubted claims. Nor is this ignored in
the British reply The prime minister,
while not admitting that the Monroe
doctrine is not applicable to present con-
ditions, states:
In declaring that the United States
would resist any such enterprise ii it
was contemplated, President Monroe
adopted the policy which received tie
entire sympathy OF the English govern
ment OF that date
"He further declares: Though the
language of President Monroe is direct
ed to the attainment OF objects which
most Englishm,n would agree to be
salutory, it is impossible to admit that
that they have been inscribed by any
adequate authority in the code OF inter
national law
again he says: They cher majes-
ty's governmenD fully concur with the
view which President Monroe appar-
emily entertained, that any disturbance
in that hemisphere by any fresh ac-
QUESTIONS on the part OF any European
state, would be highly inexpedient
change.
"In the belief that the doctrine for
which we contend was clear and def
nite that it was founded upon substan-
tial considerations and involved our
salty and welfare, that it was fully ap-
plicable to our present conditions and
to the state OF the worlds progress, and
that it was directly related to the pend
ing controversy and without any con-
victons as to the final merits of the
dispute, but anxious learn in a salts
!, factory and conclusive manner whether
Great Britain sought under the bonn-
Diary claim to extend her possessions on
this continent with )ut right, or whe-
, ther she merely sought possession OF
territory fairly included within her lines
OF ownership, this government proposed
IN the government Of Great Brit ain to
4 resort to arbitration as a proper means
( of settling the question to the end that
: the vexations boundary dispute between
+ the two contestants might he determined
1 and our exact standing and relation in
|. respect to the controversy might be
d. made clear.
at will he soon fr"w .oosr"ero"d""ce
The eagle. (Silver City, N.M.) 1894-1???, 1895-12-25

dures. If the balance OF power is Justly
cause for jealous anxiety among govern
ments of the old world and subject for
our absolute non-interference, none the
less is the observance of the Monroe
doctrine OF vital concern to our people
and their government. Assuming,
therefore, that we may properly insist
upon the doctrine without regard to
the state of things in which we live
or any changed conditions here or else
where, it is not apparent why its appli-
cation may not be invoked in the pre-
sent controversy. Ii European power,
by the extension OF its boundaries, takes
possession OF the territory OF one OF our
neighboring republics against its will
and in derogation OF its rights, it is dith-
cult to see why, to that extent, such
European power does not thereby at
tempt to extend its system of govern
ment to that portion OF this continent
which iS thus taken. This is the pre-
else action which President Monroe de-
clared to lie dangerous to oar peace
and safety and it can make no differ
ence whether the European system is
extended by the advance OF frontier or
otherwise.
'It is also suggested in the British re-
ply that we should not seek to apply the
Monroe doctrine to the pending dispute,
because it does not embody any princl-
Pile OF international law which lis founded
on general consent of nations, and that
no statesman, however eminent, and nc
nation, however powerful, are competent
to insert into the code oi intern2 i0nal
law novel principle which was never
recognized before and which has not
since been accepted by government o
any other country.
"Practically the principle for which
we contend has peculiar ii not exclusive
relation to the United States. 1t may
not have been admitted in so man.
words to the code of international law
but since in international councils ever,
nation is entitled to rights belonging tt
: it, if the Monroe doctrine is sOmethin,
? We must justly claim, it has its place il
the code OF International law as certain
1 ly and as securely as if it were specifi
cally mentioned, and when the Unite'
d, States is suitor before tribunal tina
{ administers international law, the ques
ton to be determined is whether or nc
: we present claims which justice OF tina
y code flaw can find to be rightand valic
: "The Monroe doctrine finds its reco.
: milton in those PRINCIPLES OF Information
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nnI.nNI,M.
All sorts'OE Local Sew, uMd Gossip from
thB t,Iu,s CITY,

All SoTts'oE Local Sew, mi Gossip from
tin Glass CITY,
Hon, Lorenzo Daniord will 90 to
Washington City tho latter part oil this
month to DO ready to take hs seat in
Copgress at the converting next month,
While he IL q new member hia expert
ence Of six years in tho mouse in the
seventies mako him more familiar with
the scenes and incidents than the many
who have never served In that capacity,
and yet his retiring disposition will not
find him pushing himself to the front,
ioy Captain Danlord is not built that
way.
Tho Scotch Preserving Company has
made Ru assignment to W, Q. Bergnnd'
thai and II. Roemer. The company ia
largely involved and no othor course
seemed loft to wind its affairs up. The
liabilities exceed tho assets, but tho
amounts OF either arenot known.
Hon. Joseph L. Blackburn aud Hon.
Charles j. Howard answered an in.
quirY rs to their preference ior United
States senator without oquivocation.
Both are for Judge Foraker, and there
was never time when there was any
doubt about II.
The case against John Strobsl was
continued the second time before squire
Creamsr yesterday BY the prosecution
because they were short on witnesses
and tho attorney was absent. The wit.
nGsseS may be- examined tho next time
II comes up.
The oil speculators In tho Monroe
county field are quite active again. A
iOw Of tho holders oil leases In this city
now count themselves right in the heart
Of tho field.
John II. Campbell, who was 90 badly
burned in the steel works last Friday,
is getting along nicely. but will he laid
up from work long Whio.
Tho regular monthly meeting OF
council will be held this evening and
the police suspension will probably be
settled,
=. Z. Nicholson has charge Of the
cards for the Goose party" Of the
home Of Rev. John I. Foster this even.
ing.
Tho Kings Daughters will hold a
pnrlor musicale ut ths homo OF Mrs. T.
A. Rodeter on Thursday evening.
Tho Cleveland & Pittsburgh conduc-
tors and brakeman on passenger trains
are wearing new uniforms now.
Frank p. Barber, tho newl agent, has
been contiaed to his home. quite sick.
for mora than week past.
John Davis, who has been laid up
over since his return from Indiana, -
Rbls to be out.
Rev. William Pcregoy and wiio loi:
yesterday for i visit With thoir dauSn.
ter At Caldwell.
Josophus Gorby, who Is making hil
home with his daughter At Mansfield, 10
in the city.
Mr.. Dunlap a miner In the mill coal
mine. is laid up with n broken collar
bone.
Mrs. Louis Clohan and daughter, Of
Brilliant, arc visiting BclIairo friends.
A few plain drunki wero disposed Of
by Mayor Dubois yesterday.
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AMOUR PnOrLE.
strnuEcrsin the C,trnnI 'ThOolIns Folk,
Abroad.

strangers In tile C,,Y rnI 'ThSsiIng Folks
Abroad.
J. F. NousnswandGr, Of Hundred, was
ut tho Bonlor
Il. L. Cole. OF PArkorsburg, was an ar
rival yesterday at the stamm.
+. u. Hunt, Of Pittsburgh, travelling
railway freight agent, iSAt the Windsor.
+. IL. Giilnn aud wife. OF Warrington,
autographed at tho Mcclure yesterday
Il. 5. Clark, OF Warrington, a well
known oil man, autographed at tho
WiudacI.
A. NJ. Grow. OF Littloton, was in town
yesterday and figured on tho register at
the Behler.
Prof. James Stephen Martin, Of tho
Pittsburgh Conservatory OF Music, was
u Windsor guest yesterday.
Hon. II. c. Heryey. Of WellIburg, was
here OF Il professional visit yesterday.
llo registered as tho stamn.
Mrs. J. Il. Hissom, Of Fish Creek L..
laul. was here on shopping oxpOdt'
IiDn yesterday, guest at the siamm.
W. W. Dickson, Of Pittsburgh. United
States poStollice inspector, ia here on
business visit. II guest at the Windsor.
Dr.. A. +. Gasnire has returned from
a trip to ClarksburG aud DoddrIdgO
county, where no went 10 look alter his
oil and Gas intereslS
Superintendent Il. NJ. shentS, Of the
fourth aud sixth DIVISIONS Of tho BAlli.
more < Ohio, came In from Grafton yes
terday, u guest at the McLurc.
Col. John ]. Carter, Of TituSyillc. pro.
prielor Of the Carter Oil Company, one
OF the Standards interests, was here
yesterday on his way to SistersvilIe.
Frod. Husoman, formerly OF the
wnarfboat, leaves this week for ToxR',
who're 10 will spend tho winter. lilo Is
iust recovering from severe attack OF
pneumonia.
L. W. Bartlett, OF Buckhannon. ono
Of the Mccoy Shoe Compauy's travellers,
il At tho Wind iur. William /. Ong, Of
WellsDurg, ulIo traveller for tho Snine
firm. wan hero YESTERDAY.
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LIrrhH hOltD 0uNHAvGE

Niny bs Expelled From tho New York
Yacht Ciub, Even " flo i.n Lord.
There Ia much talk among mombOr'
Of tho Now York Yacht Club oil oxpoll'
ing Lord Dunraven from tho club, oil
which he is an honorary member, for
his courIO in impuling knowledge OF
frand to Mr.. i'olin Rnd Mr.. Smith in
tho matlnr Of tho official noaauroinons
Of tho yacht Defender prior TO tho ro'
cent races for tho Amurica'a cup, Com
nodos Smith says that ho docs not
know Whether Mr.. isOlin has demanded
thA, tho onp and regatta committee Of
tie Now York Yacht Club mako IN In
vs,ti,atIon Of Lord Dunravrn'H charges,
but hs has no doubt no will takn nomo
action.
Ills understood that meeting OF
tho Americas cup COMMITTEES VIII DO
hold In a low days 10 cOntldof lhO case
Of Lord DunfnyOn'a charges $3.50.
There was denomination ol ioolihg
on tho Now York -four exchange Yrstot.
day, Ex.Com modofo smith wa'CDoorod,
Rni when brokers ynllcl, "Wnaga the
matter with Iaolin2' there was loud
closrlnp, but Lord Dnnfayon'' namn
was lIBa0l,
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MAnrrws FERRY.
Hops and MIshap. Ia tn, Thrlvlng CITY
Across III, River


Hops and Mshap' IN ths Thriving CITY
Across tho River
The residence Of II. L. Williams, on
Ohio RvonuC, was entered early yeStor.
day morning, and seven dollars 10
money, dress, pair OF shoes aud other
articles taken. Williams heard ihom
light n match down stairs. and when ho
appeared thcy ran out OF the back door
aud escaped. Williams Is tin worker,
aud came TO this country only two
Weeks ago. Fourteen chickens w0rO
stolcn from the McSw0rda farm on sat.
urday night, tho lock and both hinges
on tue door being broken.
Mira. Kate McAninch, ncc Truman.
died at Massillon on sunday Of CON
sumption and tho funeral will take
place to-day from tho residence Of her
uncle, Potter FHrrang. on Broadway.
IIor husband died from tho Same cause
last summer.
Harry Gcor and A. b. Gordon havn
beon elected engineers ut tho electric
light plant and Il. s. McGrsw lamp
trimmer. Four rhvc electricians havo
applied for tho place. Among those arn
Thompson Kerr
Tho liotol St. Clair Is advertised for
ront in tho lHrhMGESCgR. lLiS vacant.
The U. +. church. which ownt tho hoiol,
has an uiIcr OF $1,000 Tor 1t. Inc con.
grcgalion prefers to soil the entire prop.
erty.
HAIRY Northwood and Charles He'll.
ing, OF tho Northwood Glass Company,
OF Elwood City, Pa, Yord down yosiOr.
day, aud say thOy NrO getting along
nicely.
Harry SnodcrasI Ia dangerously III nj
hib homo on seventh strOjL His
daughter iu-law, Mira. John SnolgtA,s,
came down from SlcubnnyiIlnyostorday.
Sr. and Mrs All. Smith will nctu.
ny tho rcSiiancn Of Capt II. w. Smith
while no aud Mrs. Smith arO In Caliior.
MIA during tho wlniur.
William Thomas. an cmployo OF tho
blast furnace. was llnGd s. and costa last
night. Tor nWanltlni Frank Carr, an.
other euployc thurc.
Tho porsnus, who took part IN tho IN.
iotlainmont last Friday night, woto on.
Ipuanod By Mira Berthe llobOnSack
lnpt night
Lou Hutton, we'll known young
man Of Portland station, died yesterday,
I'D twenty years,
Mrp. j. Y. Patterson, Of Allegheny,
Pa, In Waiting Mr. aud MIRA Frank
llolnfiCG
Hatch 4 Grocr nto moving into Tho
room lately occupied Ivy y, u Reynolds.
Mira Michael Morton IL aotlouily Ill
nj hor homo on Clay street,
nolmon, CIV Lodge, 80. 22i, !. y. o.
r., lIal boon Incorporated,
Mira Erpolt rwocly Ia recovering
from u alugr vi tho loy'r
Mira Edward lIoushlon l, recovering
from lypDoll llvor.
win Urowl rolnrnod Yesterday from
Cambridge.
Tho Belmont brick works has shut
down,
Tho vito Of Row Dr. ]. W. lloblm Ia
bick.
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NJ. Fg.,l ...tl q, d orGcshal. TIE veteran book.
seller. Of o gcll, Moss used Rand . made him
well and kcp, him strong to work. yiSorOu, to
think nnl to plan. full Of power, energy and AM
bl;Iol lie says;
my trouble was an affection Of the head
would go to bed and sl0ea Ike an infant all
night. bu, would waken In the morning with a
terrible psla in tho head which utterly incapaol.
lated me for business Getting no relief from
remedies tried. a friend recommended mo TO
ingc NJ. Greenc's Scryum blood aud nerve rem
eds. I took the advice Of my friend. aud after
laklng It four or I've days began to experience
grca, relief Aad wa, so1n Rb'o to attend to bust
ncs,.
III restless or troubled With insomnia OF night,
always take doss OF Noryutd aud get lnnc.
dla,c rclcL Tho Inv.sonting qualities OF tbs
medicine aro simply marvellous and after iour
or ilyo dose, I fiel Oh right asain oshcr NON
bers OF ms family have Ilscd the SCryura, aud I
strongly recommend tito all persons Of a nos,
yous temperament, OF those suffering from un.
due mCnAi or physical strnin."
why waste linc In trying uncertain and un.
tried remedies. when hero I, a physIcians pro.
serlpllon, a discovery made by the greatest liy.
Ing specialist In curing nervous aud chronic dis.
eases. Dr. Grl1no, i3i West Fourteenth street.
Scw YORK Gus. lfyou take this medicine you
can consider yourself under DR.. GtccnOs direct
proiosional Gaze. aud you eau consult hlh or
write to him about yo1r case freely and wish.
out charge This Isa guarantee that this reno.
dy will euro, possessed by no other medicine lu
tho world
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A cloudy, cold, raw and clustering
day prevented a large attendance on tho
inaugural day Of the fail meeting Of the
Pimlico track At Baltimore. The track
was muddy and slow, Eight books
drew in and did a rushing business,
although not paying one, as four favor.
ties aud a we'll PLAYED second choice
Won the programme: Summaries:
First, . iurlonga--Ameer, /; Pittall, 2;
Trineulo, 5; l'03t.
Second, % turiongl-Beau Ideal, Ii
Ha liza, .; Mildred D. 3; 1881,
Third. mils-Ina III, /; Van Brunt,
2; sun Up, 3; LAS,
Fourth, . iurlongs-RoundsmRn, Ii
Emotional. .; Marsian. 8; 1904.
Fifth, Lilo miles-DngGott, /; Mar.
shall 2; CandelabrR, 8; l:52
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Tho lnndon H. James Gazette yoator.
lay afternoon said II was not nnfprlncd
that lord DnnrayOnB pamphlet has
faIsod a storm Of Indignation IN Amer
len. alllngi ..,
"lIls charge Of foul play Ia entirely
gralnlton. IL IL totally unworthy Of
any good sportsman 10 mako such q
charge now whom no Inquiry II pn'il'
lila. and IL ia oGooedInRly liscOllinbc,
'rnN officials NJ tho New York Yacht
GLIB hnys behaved throughout liko
tentlsmon and sporlamon II tho acct
salons arc lTng, and wo decline to credit
lnOm without further proof, tbs man
nor VI making thon will not onIy atop
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BlLLY WOODS DEFEArED
I:y "choeoln,t' Godney Mt baltimore.
wOods' Dlriy Work.

I:y "EhOCniH'S' G"dNtJ Mt baltimore.
woodI plriy Work.
George Godfrey t"oll Chocolate got
tho decision from Billy Woods, Of Den.
YER, on a foul ia tho ninth round at tho
Front Street Theatre, in Baltimore, last
night, "Yours GHGu" vas woods'
second and Joe ycndig was among the
spectators
The men fought Mt 40 pounds.
Woods Appeared 10 be- badly ont OF con.
dition, and the Gcn. Ito put mp was q
disappointment to INA friends. Godfrey
hammered him right anu loft from tho
s.arL In tho ninth round Woods
delivered three foul blowIin succession
and Godfrey was given tho decision.
Woods. il will DO remembered,
figured as one oil the principals IN tho
only heavy weight contest given under
tho nu,picez Of tho Metropolitan Ath-
lsuc Club, hero in Wheeling, wnon no
Knocked oGt hlg Seaman, PiIt1burgh's
prize heavy weight
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Never since the opening Of the Empire
Athletic Club, at Maspeth, L. l., has its
aroma been go dcnsaly crowded as il
was last night. As early as 7 o'clock
there were hundreds Of people outside
Of the club house, including many rep.
rssenlatives OF the sporting element
from Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore
and Chicago, drawn by the long pro.
missed mill between Peter Maher, the
IriIh champion, and steve o'DOnnell,
Of Australia, who hiss been so long asio.
claIed with jim Corbctt as tho cham,
plOn's sparrIns parlner. In the betting,
Of which there was agreat deal, MahOr
was the iSyorits Mt stol,
The preliminary bout was six-round
70 between Casper Leon, OF Nav York.
ami Billy smith, OF Philadelphia, at
catch weights. The retereo declared
Leon the winneL
As soon as the boyS left the ring there
were loud cries for CoTbett to make a
speech. Some ono called, Three cheers
for Hlzsimmon'." andthoy were given
with q will by lanky lobe par,iIans,
many Of whom wero among the speGta.
tons, CoThett climbed through the ropes
and from the ring no addressed the
audience as well as he could amid cries
and cheers. lie said:
"GcntlemHn, thank you very much;
you have all the representative news
paper men Of America here tonight,
and all that I can say is this: II | was
in England or Australia and acted as
FiGzsimmons did In ihia match. would
bechaaed out oftho country" Vociier.
Gus cheering
O'Dounell was tho frat to enter tho
ring after Corbntt had concluded. He
was attended by BIlly Delaney. his
trainer. Jim McCabe and Benny Muir.
phy. Il was then 9:a5 o'clock, and
Mahor followed q minute later. lilo was
esQuired by Potter Lowry, Peter burns
and Buck Cornelius, Of Pittsburgh,
Jack MeAulihe sat at the ringsido right
behind MRher aud Billy Brady was
close behind Watching everything. Ho
did not have to wait long, as tho mon
got together aud Mahor, quick as light.
ming, smashed his right on o. Donnell's
law. o'Donnell fell like log, but re-.
gained his feet as the referee counied
seven.
Manner gave him no quarter, and
iloorel tho Australian with another
blow on the Jaw with his right. THIS
time o'DonnelI lay down for nine sec.
onds. The moment no got up Maher
hold him in the sane corner and sent
his left with slsdgS.hammer forca on the
right Jaw. O'Dounell fell Hat on his
back, aud after being counted out had
10 bu carried 10 his Cornnr. whils tho
referee announced Maher the winner.
Time, 63 seconds,
Mon throw IN their hats and yOlled
like demons. May Of them auccceiod
in getting into tho ring and luGGcI
Mahor. Corbatt jumped into tho ring
and pushed nj, way over 10 tho victnri.
ons lrislirnan and Rrn-ped him by ;hs
hand ami Congratulated him. lie said:
"IIaher you havstonrht 4 good tight"
T. was -n'Hnrvd that Corbatt had pra.
Ientsl Mahsr With tho heavyweight
cham piOnship, but this rumor was
denied later.
Tho actual lime that both men were
on their foot was thiriy.seycn secona'.
The arena was DOT cleared for fully
thirty minutes after the fight was over
O'Donnclrs party had no excuse to
offer for tho AuItaliun's poor showing.
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"spUnNNnn rmo,n pohIs,.
Martins Ferry Couur REJECTS LlEh
COmpnui y Onsr NJ Poles.

Martins Ferry Uouunl REJECTS Light
Compnu - OIsr NJ Poles.
Martins Ferry couucIl got ipde'
pendent last night and told the Bridge.
port Electric Light Company to take its
poles and, in the goatIo language Of
tho breezy wOst, "hunt another claim"
Tho company made council IN olIer Of
Its poles Tor $500. This was rejected,
and cauncil ordered tho clerk to make out
nil against tho Bridgeport company
Of $40 Tor taking out its poles in Mar.
tins Forty.
Bids for a sewer on North Fifth street
Wer0 opened aud tho contract awarded
tot. W, Lane. Tho sOwar is in clagsic
Aypndale, The finance committee was
ordered TO get "hump" on itself, In,
leTview tho banks and got the "wRm'
nun" for building additional sewers in
district No. /, In exchange for the
money tho banks get honda OF tho city
oi Martins Ferry. # ia not thought
thOre will DO any difficulty In getting
the funds,
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Five.sivhths mile, tillieI-Mildred D.,
Honrade. Nil DesporRndum. The Kite,
BcRriue II, Mile L., ll5.
Fiye.cighths mile, selling - Van
Brunt. Salvor, Tartulie, The Sage. Trim.
culo, ITO; Lady McCanu, Oily Gamin,
Too Much johnson, l07.
Mile, Hotel stafford handicap-liuGh
Penny. l2l; Lake Shore, ll2; Little
Tom, l52.
Threo.iourihO mile, sclling-Brilk,
King r., Defender, Folpm, Imperial,
los; romaka, l0j.
Seven.eighth, mile, sellng-HOlen
Nichols, lI3; LeonawOll, 10; Merry
Duke, l0l; Cuckoo. 0s; Wilton, o.
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Tnr Panhandle Dycins establish.
mont oWnod by John llcilnoior, At No.
1881 Market Stroot, 10 tho best oquippol
house Of ia kind In Wheeling. In add.
ton 10 tho dyoing aud cleaning depart.
monisa corps Of lrst.clasi ta,lori arc
employed, who can do repairing ~ neat
10 IL Is possible. Clothes aud ladies'
garments, cleaned or dyod, can 10 inado
TO look like now Satisfaction graran.
Innl
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