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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-06-20

brdd)te man bic Dame in's Spipital,
no man beroif9e Mittel antpenoete
unb S~al5pafer in bic 8enen Der Paz
tientin e%inpumpte, I'm ben Slutperluit
gu er1eben. S9liebli6 riidte bic
&rantenpdrterin NIT ibrem Sausmitz
tel beraus; bic Ierste i6iittelten anerz
oings unsldubis bic aDpfe, saben aber
f9lieBli9 bod hire 3uiimmung.
Die Wdrterin peri9affte ii4 S9intenz
felt aus Der Spipitaltii6e unb pers
itppfte bamit bic NaienlD6er Der Bas
tientin. 8alb barauf muBten bic
Ierste sugeben, bab bas einfd6e alte
Sausmtttel pirfiamer lei, als ale lire
mobernen &iinite, benin bic 8lutuns
bDrte ipfort auf.
= Der ShanffeIner Gb. @iIiams
in 8elpebere fam gu Der Inii6t,
Dab Das 2eben feinen Heia mebr fir
ibn babe, iagte ieiner Srau unb ben
8inoern 2ebeippbl unb begab ii6 an
ben Selapare, UNI abba ii1 uno feline
SOrgen gu e%rtrdnten. Gr eins ms
@afer, biz ibm bies ettpa CUR !9iifte
rethte, unb sDserte oann. Seine enerz
glide Srau bate i'm bepba6tet. sic
elite ibm in bas falte 8afer na6.
padte i'm am &rasen uno rib i'm NIT
einem trGftigen Rud btnunter, 10 bab
er unter benz WaHer peri6panb, unb
als er puitenb unb buitenD ii9 erbob,
oriidte lie i'm np9mals inter. Damn
applicirte lie linn cine gebDrise Sbrz
fetge unb trieb i'm nit ben Worten:
nMarf4 mad Sauie, Sieb Dir trodene
aleiber an" benz ufer gu. Der damn
lieb ii9 bas ni6t apeimal iasen. gr
i9eint bon ieiner S6permutb gebeilt,
unb babt Waher jest mod mebr ais suz
Dor.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-06-20
CGSterrei@su

Cine bp4Oramatii9e Gaene, tpie
Ie Ionit nur in Der Goriteuung bon
Geniatipnsrpmani6reibern gu beiteben
pflegt, ereigHete ii9 i'm Stdot6en
&ubolfs 10 er If in Strain. OOrt
IoQts Der 3iseunsr Simon 9elb tpssen
oes 8erbre9ens bes &aubmprDes bins
seri1tet peroen. Der S6arfri9ter
mar bereit, Der Delinquent bei4tete
benz Prieiter. Die 9ei6te entbielt
iebenfaQs Yebeutiames, benin iofprt
frat Der 9eri9tsbpf 5uiammen uno be-
i@lpb, nadbem Der 9erurtbeilte Dor
benz Neutrality-suspicious. ben Snbalt
Der 9ei6te piebsrbolt bate, bic Sim
itslung Der Sinri9tung unb beri9tete
an ben oberitsn Geri9tsbof in Wien.
Der 3igeuner purpe pieber in &etten
gelegt unb ms 8efdngnib gefiibrt.
Der S4arfri4ter bIieb in &uoolfss
pertb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-06-20
New SerieD.

- S9intenfett als 2%ebenSretter.
SRI. Nelie &. Surrb bon Gamben perz
oantt piellei9t ibr 2e6en Der Inpenz
oung zines alten Sausmittels. sic
mar am Sonntag an elmer beftigen
NaIenblutung leibenb ms Cooper Soz
ipital sebrd6t noroen. 9(Ge mooernen
Seilmtttel idlugen febl, ais cine Der
&rantenWGrterin porI6lug, man ioQe
es einmal nit Dem alien Sausmittel,
Shintenfett perIu9en. Rubt g ni9ts,
ba9ten Die @erSte. 3pei Streifen
S9intenfett ipuroen in Die NaienI0s
der eineefibrt uno Die 8lutung b0rte
auf. 0ieIel6e bate am Sonntag
2lbenb beeonnen unb Elm 4rst nurbe
gerufen, Der niht i'm Stanoe mar, bic
8lutung 3u ftilen. Der 8lutDsrluit
mar 10 bebeutenb, baB Die iunge Dame
Sbnma6tsanfGqe bate. No9
spei @erSte puroen gerufen, u6er audi
oieie tonRten ni4t 9elfen. S4ltebli4
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-06-20
Sutnois.

- S6redliGes l1ngliid. Sin
f6auerlt6es ungliif bat ii9 in g f.
,Iebem sugetragen, einem tleinen
, Dprfe untpeit 2ebanon, st.. Clair
Gpuntp, unb bret junge Mdb6en, fri
,i4e rpiige @eItalten, liesen infolge beIs
fen auf Der Sobtenbabre. Se9s S9iiz
Ierinnen bes Me&enoree> SSnitttuts in
'2ebanpn, elmer bDberen Qe6ranitalt,
batten na9 beenbi9tem Stubium 9ez
meiniam einen Spa5iergang in bic
%llmgebung angetreten. sic folgten Dem
2auf bes Silper Greet, zines tletnen
Jluies, plauoerno uno f6er5enb. 4m
8lue 9eno, elmer 8iegung bes Slufes,
IN Bethlehem perlor cine Der iungen
Samen i6ren SonnenI6irm; berIeI6e
afiel in's Wafer unb bebenb elite Die
Sigentbiimerin an oes ufers Hanb,
am ben S9irm gu retten. Sabei perz
Ior fe bas Glei9gepi6t llnb itiirste
,&ppfiber ms Waifer. 8eraDe an
jener 8iegung lit Der Slub iebr tiei
llnb Die StrDmung cine getpaltige. Ste
junge Dame p~eriant fpfprt unter Der
Sberfld6e oes Waiiers, ibre Sreuns
binnen eilten beitiir5t ans llfcr unO
brei berielben fielen ebenfaQs in ben
5luB. Die beiben llebrigen permo9z
ten alerbings cine ibrer 8enoIiinnen,
SRI. Zulu 5urtbins aus Sbin, gu ret
ten, aber bic anberen brei tparen bereits
,su fpeit BPM ufer entfernt unb ba teine
berielben f9pimmen tpnnte, 10 muBs
ten ie elsnb por ben Nugen Der biIfloz
den Sreunoinnen ertrtnten. SRI. SSars
tbtng mar, als iie ans llfer ge3osen
lpuroe, beasts bepuBtlps uno fam
krit ipGt @benos pieoer gu ii6. Sie
2ei9en Der brei Grtruntenen iuneen
Damen ipurben bel Qnbru9 Der Suns
felbeit gefunben uno no9 lebanon
gebra6t. Die Grtruntenen finb: Fri.
&utb SepiOn, lebanon; SRI. 0atts,
2ebanon; SRI. 5lorence Spies, ct.
Sacob. Qle brei fteben i'm Glitter BON
~ bis Is Sabren unb sebOren geaGtez
ten Samilien an.
- sSSn elmer NaGt ergraut. G6as.
%. Iembpp aug Butler, 81. e., enteing
In pss NGbe bon 8obfrep nit ges
nauer Roth benz GsI9id, unter cen
RGbern etner 2ptpmptipe Ieinen Sob
su finbsn; Sas Grauisll, tpslqss er bas
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-06-20
0clbiuMt aebeilt.

Der Ieioenoen Uteuidbeit ioute mar
ale mogliasu Seilmittel bieten. @ir
pubIiSirsn has SoIsenbc NIT 5reuoen:
Sd bei9einise biermit, baB i9 iber ie3s
Monate lang al Der @eIbiu6t lit unb
bag pie beiten slsrste unierer Staot mid
uer9cSens bs5auceit battsn. Oh. 8eu,
IN er 9lpotbster, empiabl electric BIT:
ters unO na3 Gihnabnc o 3wei Jlas
i3en purbe i'd gdn;Ii6 sebeiIt. sd
frsue mid, Die Wcoi;tn irssno elmer yer:
ion gu empfebIen. pcl9e uon Oieier
i6refli6en 8rantbeil beiolen wurpe.
Sbre bantbare 6rau sc. u. Sosartbp,
eerinston. Gp. gu baben in Z. Us.
Gtuete's Qpotbefe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-06-20
E>0XA \! s s;*'.s
", AssoLUT REIN.
Macht die speIsen sohmackhafter und gesundeE.

OVAL BAKING POWDER co. NEW YORK.

bic Ddrme febr raid ipiebsr ab-
suseben. 9aber itirbt elm 8anin6en.
bas nit 5ett eingerieben 1T, por RGlts-l
aus btsfen llmitdnben 1T es erflGrli9s
bob Die Reger unter Der glibenben
Sibe ibrer Seimatb nod fpeniser leis
ben, ols piele BON uns tpGbrenb ben
Sage bes Sodiommers. I
Sn 4ubis a. b. glbe fielen am
Z. Wtat tpGbrenb zines 9epitters un.D
5ahltge i9par3e Steine nieDer, bon bez
hen einselne Saufsr0be batten. 0iele
oteier Stetne, Die man fir Meteortten
bait, purben geidmmelt unb ben
Het1sanitaIt in Wien i~berianbt. .
SeIungener Gntiaulbiaunasset4
tel. get 9%elesenbeit zines 8iebmarfS
tee in 9o3um erbielt Elm 2ebrer ben!
umgegeno folgenbsn mertpiirbioerl
interchangeable: 3iebet !Serr
2ebrer! Mein Gpbn IusuIt fann,
beute Die S@ule nitt beiu6en, tb mug
bas S6pein mad 9o6um brinqen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-06-20
500 @eIUBunug. 500.

Ole 9.ier tisisr iSsttung perbeI I'D 'reueu ,u .riab:
rem, oab es u~eniqitens cine gsinrdtsts Sraut5rit gibI.
pelde bic @lieni4o't in al ibren Gluten ~ bttlsn
i'm Stanpe 1T; SdQ's 1atarrbsSur 1T bic stHbtse Jest
Der arjtlideu Srioeribdit betannie poitttps aur.
SGtarrb srioro,rt ais cine GouNtiutionstrdn,bsit cine
counituiiousae Sebanotuua. Sans 9atarrb : Sur
miro iunerlib ssnonmen uno pirsi brett Oui oas But
uub bic i5leinlieen Sberhatsn oes Spitsms, oaourt
bic Sruuologe Der Rran!beIt y~rii6reue uuo benz Has
tienten Kraft qeb.ub. iHoem ne bic Contribution bes
R6rpsrs eu'bout uuo Der Sdtur tn ibrem &cte tilh.
Die giaeutblmer sabu 10 uiei 9srtrauen gu i6ren
Seiltrdtten, oas lie einbunoert 3olors SeIohnuug int
iebsu 5au %oubisten, ben Vie ~ turIrsu p%srisblcu. enbt
@ud cine 9ifie pom Seuenilien tommsu. Oiau ~asreitre
i. :. GbCuep Il g o., TcIsOo, Ohio.
s5- Gsrtauit Don alien Gpo,beterr. 20 Gents.
Suu's 5amiIisus 9iasu iino bic ssittl.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-06-20
ID. L%ohrbauer,
No. 1877 East 3. Str, ST. PAUL, MINI.
Strsitt Oirsts an Obise 5trma uuS nennt S.si. Ssttuas.
sunni.

Ssst heist IS ai,iacpostl gint uIts gauerur.s,I bes
Ioat. ed6 % oui peu Suri ratomEt, mie bic @ruts
euefaueu lou. Who anigep0Bt, oa5 ss gut nm Cure
tsnie feT. Deu't oardn. tas Der IonEt Der SoIep
Rte hstse Seit etuidsL IN pethsr 6utr Ssrpsr bcppelt
iaUSr bsrjuSalter cot: etnnal Initr 6es 2daes Satt
rno Nabt uHo Johann INTER sr Club pen Trs uuD
Scot. cefrsit 6frsn Sotpst psH ben atitistu St,fsu.
na3t at " e~srnstlsen dussnauit babGr. DaB bIee;
sopiitu.psn, hlaIs Sei6 5isr5s, peat,istett, G1pins
pei, S'ytElepien. s~adsHibSi6s. Drud in ttr oer,s
sruts e'er'top uus uHo i0lstier SsIbmGe i'm RGnse.
Se9ter2HSsn. Ntstintet6Dsreen L. i 10. sur 9euuge.
VIE eaieepeBtl 9sIitunt itius 3sit fenu ido8
erobt Die vlhtb, ben ltughfn S6Lper sdpSli5 ;u suis
trait n. rEo ssbraudt btt betitbrt.a 81. Bernard
Sr5utsrpir en-, h. IN alien Gyot5Gtsu ,u babsu fne.
Dtets 4etusI siden gat IN gursr Rotb has etasig gu,
prlhhge Setintsnl. Ste ~entbul,tu feire dtehSsn
Stite. hts Onsthlsr. rns braE&sn oisbqlb cu6 ni6;,
mt I ab,r Saae gu p~trberaeu. Gle bshtstn
riehmebr aus ben be en- SditsH Der beiltriitgisu
Qfanssn. aljo daipepaBtl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-06-20
Grfnrfnn fir SeimfGttcjufenbe.

am 20. SUM-, am 4. unb IS. SuIi, am 1.
unb 10. ausuit uub am s. uub 10. Septsm,
ber pirb bic Chicago @rsat Weitern gabu
giaste iir Observation-Disclosures gum Sertauf
babeu nod perj6teoentn Guntteu i'm Siibeir,
Neasn uab Norbweien gum Preiie elmer
Nabrt plts 90. 90 tiir bic Runbreile. Die
@tlste iino atf 81 Sage pom Gage bes Y.r.'
tanfts iir bic Runoreiis siltis. Inn nG9srs
apstnnit in 9etrsi Der Gsiiesisls pom Seimd
~fStttIu3eneen, iopis IN Bstrsfi Der Sabry
prsik ETC., ipr,6e man bel irSs,b etnem
sSentsn Der rMaple 2saf" Giisnbabn Dor
sssr menb. i@ al Z. 8. Serb geu'l 9aji,
assht nnb 3idst asent, 113 aSams Strabe,
G6icoeO, ~. :
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-06-20
Sn6Ien'S 2arntea Salbe.

9ie bette Salbs In Der @elt fir
S9nittpunoen, 9auti9arfunsen, 8unz
ben, @el4wire, Sal5FuB, S%ieberuuns
ben, S@orf seiprunsene Sdnoe, 6roits
beulen, Rrabenausen, u,.b ale Sautsnts
5iinbunsen unb 1T eine lt5ere Seilung
fir Sdmorboioen. IS uirb s%arantirtz
oaB has Wittel poutommene @enua,
tbuuns sibt; pern ni3t, uirb bas @eIb
surideritc.tet. Breis 25 Gents per
S9a6teI. = gu uerfaufen BEL Z. 8.
Ruete, Ipotbeter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-06-20
Grfuriipnen fur ben 4. Suli.

Wcgea ees Observation-Disclosures, bes 4.
Snli, miro Die @bicaeo @rsot @sltern Runb,
mad allen Yuntten aui ibrsr einie
innsrbaib apei Suiosrt MeiIeu Suin Breiie
,iuer Sabrt fit Die Rmibreiie pertaufei. !
giaste weroen gum @ertauis aufliessn am l.,
2, 8. uno 4. Suli umb iiub CUR Jtiidreiis bis
gum 5. gull sinidlieBli9 siiltis. RGbere,
snsfnnft fam pom ir9shb eiuern Qsenten
Der Waple 9eai Routs erlaust weroeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-06-20

= 2dut nGatbolic lnioerie" lautet
Die ra@ Rom gelunbte elite fir bic
8eleBung oes GOlumbuier 9iihofss
iibes 10: 0igniiiimus 9. &ep. 6. s,
aearnep, .. s., pignior Rep. Wt.
Meara, bisnus 9. Rep. s. t. Spe9t.
Sas lit absr permutbli4 nur cine GOna
jectur.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-06-20
Sentfde Qauoin6er
bpr fatbolii9em Ulaaben,

ioqten ni6t psr9siieu. ba E bic beiben
~tatholtt DEN Nniiebelunsen tn.
4 nrtle9afez Glenw b sGoIonie
i'll bic beiten m Rorbp ten ge.i
6alten perbeu, rpesen benz pcr3iiQli4cirj
ee9mbooen, reiGlibsnl NIB iSOrem 8aiier,
nnb ipsrtbpolsn 9ol;bs1aub. Seine elmo
it9e BON allen ben oeri6ieoeneu 9anbageu.
turen baben 2anb o uabe bel st.
gauI nnb minneapolis ,pie Slels
8rots beuti4s GoIouje. @tuisereB 9an6J
100 Wteiieu rueiter ~sntiernt, rpirb ietlqeboteu,
uns unter benz 2amsn ,0suti4e anfebluns
ssn" anss;eigt pirs, aber III Wtrfli9feit limb
ade gtattonalttdteu bier iuiamm.ngeporfen
Sn BEN tatbolii6en Qniiebeluueen, in obens
erndbnter @elonts, mpbuen arsi9liebli&
0sntIte, ulb eine ousemeins 3nfrtebe1beif
ma4t ii6 inter oisirM selterb. 5pei neue
8trden perSeu tommsubeu CONNER III gau
genomnist. Sir sorts unb uoutdubise Bee
i6reibun9 fdreibt ail:
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-12-14

Fresh Vaccine received daily. The
Swift & Holiday Drug Co.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-12-14
PRODUCT OFI9OO SOLD.
Advanced Demand For Iron and
Steel


New York, Dec. 14-Discussing the
condition of iron and metal trade the
Iron Age says:
Our monthly blast furnace statistics
show that we entered the month with
coke and anthracite furnaces producing
at the rate of 2S9. 500 tons weekly. an
increase of 5000 tons over November 1.
in other words, we are making now at
the rate of 10, 00O, 600 gross tons per an
mum. During the month reported fur
mace stocks increased about 5000 tons
but on the other hand stocks in war
rant yards declined 5000 tons. On De-
cember 1, the Independent furnaces
were carrying a stock OF $4,000 tons, or
a little over three days consumption at
its present rate.
Under what pressure the iron indus
try is working is shown by the fact that
In the central west, including Pittsburg,
the Valleys, the Wheeling district, the
Chicago district, Missouri, and the
northwest there We're in blast 81 fur
naceS producing weekly 11Os345 tons of
pig iron, While only five were out with
a capacity of 5.465, and every one of the
latter is simply out for repairs. In the
next three months three new furnaces
are expected to begin operations whose
capacity should reach II, 900 tons week
"
Practically every ton of the iron
which all these furnaces can make dur
ing the first half of 1900 is sold. Last
week a leading consumer in the Pitts
burg district purchased about 40, 1000
tons of Bessemer pig at S24 Valley fur
mace. which closed out the last aVaila-
bic for the first half Of 1900. 1t is I'M
derStOOd that the same interest, and
other large companies in the same sec
ton. have been taking large blocks of
basic pig also.
In foundry irons the situation is
somewhat different. There is some in
crease in stocks in many of the dis
tricts, and there is good reason for be
NeVing that some concessions have
been made. The conviction seems gen
eral that the top notch has been reach
ed for the present. While a number of
market, some appear to believe in the
future We hear of one contract for
500 tons monthly, delivery beginning in
April and continuing to the end of the
year. We also note a sale of about g.
500 tons to an independent cast iron
pipe founder.
In the steel market Birmingham re-
ports a sale of 5000 tons on private
terms. From Pfttsburg comes the news
billets and slabs to the extent of about
10000 tons for 1900 delivery at $50 for
the BeSsemer and S41 for the open
hearth material. 1t is well known that
some large requirements for billets for
the first half of 1900 are still uncovered
hut apparently sellers and buyers are
too far apart. Lately offers for export
about 500 to $50, free on board, Allan
tic shipping port AS yet, however,
nothing has been done.
There has been a little more activity
in the rail trade. Eastern mills have
placed about 20. 900 tons in lots, while
the Chicago market has closed for one
lot of 10000 tons. the same parties
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-12-14

a several weeks visit with Mr. and
Mrs. Eugene Quinton-
Mrs. B. w Williams and little son
left Wednesday for their home in Las
Vegas, n. M, after two months visit
in Topeka with Mrs. J. K. Jones.
Mrs. w. G. Johnston will leave Friday
for Galveston, Texas, to join her hus-
band; they will make their home there
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Morrison enter
tanned at a delightful seven O'Clock
dinner Wednesday evening their guests
were, Rev. Mr.. Fisk and wife. Mr.. and
Mrs. Warren NJ. Crosby, Mr.. and Mrs
W. H StilWeu. Mr.. and Mrs A F.
Robinson and Miss Elizabeth David
son.
Mrs E. T Price and Miss Emma
Dora Shepard Of Burlingame who have
been spending few days in Topeka
returned to their homes today.
Mrs NJ. b. Fulton and children OF
Abilene viii spend a few days in To-
pel1a with relatives on their way 10
Deming, n. NJ, to live.
The Conversation club viii meet Fri
day evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. D. Gray in POtwin
Mrs. H. NJ. KOOntz, wife of Lieutenant
Howard Koontz Of the FOrty-fourth
regiment. who has been spending sew
eral weeks in Topeka with Lieutenant
Koontzs parents, left Monday for her
home in Chattanooga.
Miss Agnes Lewis OF Denver, who
has been visiting in Topeka for the
past week. left this morning for Chi
cagO where she will spend the winter.
Mrs. Mary MacDOodle has returned
to her home in Chicago after an extend
ed visit with her parents. Dr. and Mrs.
Adam Rupiu at 312 Van Buren, street.
Miss Loretta Stricken and niece Enid
Stricken viii spend the holidays in I'LL
nois.
Mrs. A. r. Lingafelt win sing at the
First Congregational church the sun
days before and after Christmas
VIII Kent of Oklahoma is spending a
few days in Topeka with his parents on
his way to Iowa
T
turned to their home in Burlingame az
ter spending two days in Topeka
Miss Emma NaylOr of Rossville is
visiting her mother, Mrs. J. Naylor. in
Topeka for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. M. E Stoker have re-
turned from a. visit in Iowa.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-12-14
PENSION LIST INCREASE.
Will Add 100000 Names and Will
Take $25. 100000 to Paw It

Washington, Dec. 1.-THE pension
roll of the nation, now aggregating
nearly 100000 names. with a yearly ex-
penditure in round numbers of $780,
600, 600, is to be increased.
Pending legislation which is practi-
cally sure of passing through both
houses viii add to the roll at least 300
600 names, not counting pensioners of
the American HispanO war and of the
conquest of the Philippines, and will
swell the enormous yearly total paid
for pensions at least $25, 600 600.
Senator Cullom has presented one bill
which, if enacted, will alone add H.
247 names to the roll, and increase the
first years cost at least $40. 900 00O The
Cullom bill seeks to give all deserters
from the union army-and there were
117,241 of them-a pensiOnable status
so that they may be placed on the pen
sion list.
Representative Lentz of Ohio has a
bill that is even more startling in it's
comprehensive sweep than the meas
ure advocated by Senator Cullom He
seeks to give per diem service PEN
sion to all officers and men of the IN
ion army during the civil war Expert
statisticians have figured that the
Lentz bill. if it should pass, would add
at least 500 900 names to the roll and
increase the cost of pensions by SIS 000,
600 a year.
It is hardly probable that this meas
ure Will pass. 1t is sample, however,
of the bills intended as treasury raid
ers.
And now comes the senate committee
on pensions, Senator Gallinger of New
Hampshire, with the proposition to
create a non partisan commission to
revise and cOdify the pension laws with
a view to making them less difficult
and free from existing perplexities.
This nOn-partisan commission, if ap-
pointed, will proceed to give a pension
able status to many persons who are
not now entitled to a pension.
Thus far thousands of private pension
bills have been introduced. General leg
islatiOn is also proposed which viii
swell the roll. The flood tide of the
army of pensioners of the civil war has
not vet been reached.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-12-14
HOST OF SIGNERs.
To the Call For an Antitrust Meet
ing at Chicago.

Chicago, Dec. 1.-THE executive COM
mlttee IN charge Of arrangements for the
proposed national antitrust conference,
has issued an address calling the confer
ence 70 meet IN chicago on the anniVer-
sarY of the birthday of Abraham Lincoln
February - 1900. The call says that un-
til the criminal cOnspiracies in restraint
so alarmingly characterize the present
times are overthrOwn there VIII be estab-
lShed in free America a mOneyed oil
The masses Of the De0DIe on the other
The only power capable of successfully
combating the tyranny of these gigantic
capitalistic mOnopOlies is the aroused and
government and the country rightfuIly
belong and in whom all power of right
In order to restore the equal rights of
the people and deliver them from the
criminal despotism of these monOpOlistic
combines it is imperative that the spec
IA privileges which create and foster
them be uprOOted and forever destroyed.
This herculean task can only be accom-
plished by the organization Of the lovers
of freedom in every part of the republic
ed efforts Of a united people.
Patriotic citizens from all states and
sympathy with the objects named and
REPRESENTATIVES of known antitrust or
ganiza tons are invited to the conference.
Applications for admission il is stated
should be made to the secretary, Unity
building. Chicago, at an early date as
credentials of delegates must be counter
signed by the chairman of the executive
committee. The call is signed by w. L.
Lockwood. chairman and the other mem
bers of the executive committee. Among
others who Join in the call are:
Frank 5. MOnett, attorney general. Col
umbus, O.; Judge NJ W Tuley, Chicago;
Charles A TOwne Duluth; Senator r. F.
Pettigrew. South Dakota T. W Simms
NJ c, Tennessee, James B. Weaver. Col
fax. Iowa; Governor William A. Poyuter,
Nebraska; James Hamilton Lewis, Seat
tie, Wash; Governor Andrew e. Lee.
South Dakota; Senator William z. Ma
son, Ills; James r. Sovereign Buffalo.
eX-Mayor r. f. McIIisson. Cleveland; Ig-
natius Donnelly. minneapolis; Horace
Boies, Iowa; Bolton Hall. New York: E.
G. Benson, judge supreme court, Seattle;
c c. Cole, eX-chief Justice supreme court
Des Moines, Iowa; William Sulzer, NJ. c.,
New York; Samuel Jones. mayor Toledo;
General A j Warner, president American
Bimetallic union, Marietta o.; Governor
Sheldon. Cal; Judge w Willis. St. Paul;
Ex-Governor L. D. LeWelling. Wichita:
George T. Justor, ex-Iieutenant governor,
Texas; John w. Breidenthal, bank COM
missioner Topeka, Kansas; Thomas f.
VIII; ex-president Agricultural college,
Manhattan, Kan: H. H. SWayne. profess
sor of political economy, normal school
Dillon. Mont; 2. D. BOyce, president
Western Federation miners, Butte, Mont;
and five hundred others.
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placing also about 10000 tons Of bridge
material.
Regarding the position of the mar
kets in a number of finished rolling
mill products, reports are somewhat
conflicting. In some quarters a reviv-
al in buying is observed; in others prf-
ces seem to be regarded as easier, since
the mills are hunting for work to some
extent
The week has been an eVentful one in
the metal markets, and notably so in
pig tin, which declined under London
realizing down to "A cents for futures,
rallying slightly toward the close. Cop
per IS now openly quoted at $16.75 for
lake and $3.50 for electrolytic. Lead
has become stronger While spelter has
been somewhat erratic with an upward
tendency. Nickel is reported to have
sold as low as % cents per unit in OK
ide form
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GUATEMALA NORMAL.
The Customary Revolution Is In Pro
gress.

New York. Dec. 14.-GuatamaIan ad-
vices to the Herald are that the govern
ment's bulletin. just published. gives
details of d revolutionary attempt in
the eastern departments Of Guatemala
Troops are now pursuing the revolu-
tiOnists over the frontier into Salvador
and Honduras.
The government has received from
lars to meet the expenses Of the expedi-
ton. Several prominent citizens. sup
posed to be sympathizing with the rev
dictionary movement, have been taken
prisoners.
Word comes from Colon that the Ven
ezuelan consul there has received off,
ciaI notice of the blockade Of the port
of Maracaibo, recently captured by the
revOlutfonists under Hernandez No
vessels can enter or leave the port I'M
til further orders.