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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1899-08-12

Seward S. Stearns, judge Of probate
for oxford county. Me, is dead. aged 43.
Judge Stearns was internal revenue COL
lector for the Maine district under Pres
Iaent Harrison. and at the time of his
aeath was treasurer of the Norway Saw
Ines bank and the first selectman Of tho
town and had held other offices.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1899-08-12
NOT NEEDLESS.
Ch>mbsrIain's Words Regard.
Ing War in TransVaaI.
DOMINANCE IS THREATENED.

dress OF q rievancr5-Th Queens
Speech Which Gave Rise t, the
Statement "The Position OF My
Subjects in the SOuth African Re-
public Is Inconsistent With the
Promise OF EJual Treatment
WhereOn My Grant or Internal In
dependence to That Republic Was
Founded"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1899-08-12

Naples. Aug. l0.-Admiral Dewey is
kept busy returning the visits which
have been made to him on beard his
flagship, the Olympia. Americans are
arriving here daily from various parts
Of Italy for the purpose of paying their
respects to the admiral
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1899-08-12

Is on foot aEiong the burghers to send
petitions urging the volksraad to make
further concessions The Liverpool regi.
ment sailed for Natal yesterday While
the transport was leaving the bay the
crew Of the United States cruiser Chi.
cago loudly cheered the troops, who re-
piled vigorously.
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WILL ALWAYS BE FRIENDLY.
But Increase OF Navies il the Best
Peace Conference.

Berlin. Aug. 10.-According to the
Berliner Tageblatt, Emperor William
received Congressman Foss of Illinois
and United States Naval Attache Beeh-
Ter on board the Hohen2olern last We'd
nesday at Kiel. The emperor began the
conversation by expressing belief that
Admiral Dewey had not used the words
attributed to him, suggesting the possi-
bllity Of u war between the Unite d States
and Germany. Mr. Foss replied that he
had just come from Trieste, where he
had had long talks with Admiral Dewey,
who had shown no hostility toward Ger
many.
The emperor then declared his convic-
ton that German American relations
would always remain friendly. Germans
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1899-08-12

Lynn, Mass. Aug. THE body Of an
unknown man. aged about %. was found
yesterday floating in the water. 1t vas
taken to an undertaker's rooms. Thomas
Lehan later identified the body as that
of his son. Dernis but while the father
was making arrange ments to have the
body taken away the son walked in. The
Gather was happily surprised at his mis-
take. The body remains unidentified.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1899-08-12

London. Aug. 10.-Parliament was pro-
rogued yesterday by royal commits
sion. The house of lords met and sum
moned the commons to the bar. and the
proceedings terminated with the read
ing of the que ems speech. That part re-
lating to Transvaal affairs was as fol-
lows:
I'VE have received petition from a
considerable number of my subjects re-
siding in the South African republic
praying my assistance to obtain u re-
moval of grievances and disabilities Of
which they complain. The position of
my subjects in the South African re-
public Is inconsistent with the promise
of equal treatment whereon my grant
Of internal independence to that republic
was founded. and the unrest caused
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1899-08-12
And This Is Spain!

st. Sebastian, Spain, Aug. l0.-The Re-
publican and Socialist parties have
agreed to organize campaign demand
Ing the expulsion from spain of all the
religious orders. Seniors Salmeron and
Iglesias and other Socialists are prom
inent in the movement.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1899-08-12
Florida Has the Fad"

Jasper. Fla. Aug. 10.-An unknown
negro entered the house of Mrs. Bush, a
white woman, and demanded food and
money The woman tod him sh. hao
neither money nor food. He caught hold
of her and she screamed for help. Her
husband. who was near by, ran to her
rescue and tied the negro. A posse
started to Jail with him. A mob over
took the posse, took the negro away and
lynched him.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1899-08-12

Philadelphia. Aug. 1O.-Ten homing
pigeons We're shipped yesterday from
this city to Laredo Tex. preparatory to
trying for a record fly of 1860 miles. 1t
will be the first time race of that dis
tance has been flown.
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dominance is menaced by the action of
the Transvaal in refusing to redress the
grievances or give consideration to re-
ques t. hitherto put in the most moderate
language OF a suZerain power. We say
that this state of things cannot be toll
Grated. We have put our hands to the
plough and won't draw back. With that
statement l propose to rest content
.'he editorials in the morning papers
take a rather pessimistic tone in deal
ing with the references to the Trans
vaal in the queens speech and that of
Mr.. Chamberlain.
Troops will be dispatched on Aug "A
to replace those sent from Cape Town
to Natal.
1t Is said that after parliament rose
most important telegraphic dispatches
were received from Sir Alfred Milner
at the colonial office.
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Can Have kankOw Exclusively.

Vancouver, b. c.. Aug. l0.-Steamer
Empress OF Japan. from Hong Kong
and Yokohama. brings news that an
agreement has been arrived at between
the British and Chinese governments by
which the United States shall have an
exclusive settlement at kankow.
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of the pope. On the contrary, they as
sert that he Is busy preparing an On
cyclical on the peace conference. which
will urge the necessity of the holy sec
regaining complete temporal liberty in
order that it may promote the YORK Of
peace and arbitration.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1899-08-12

The quartermaster's department! has
chartered the City of Sydney. and she
will at once be fitted up to take marines
and recruits to Manila.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1899-08-12

The war department probably will take
from the navy the Wasp. which figured
n the Spanish war as one of the auxiliary
leet. If found suitable she will be used
In the Cuban customs service.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1899-08-12

D. F. Shea. 20 years old, was killed by
O trolley car at Lancaster. Mass. Shea
evidently fell from his bicycle and was
stunned. The car came upon the pros.
lrate body suddenly.
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Cape Town. Aug. l0.-The Transvaal
government has not yet forwarded to
Alfred Milner it's reply to Mr.. Chamber
lain's proposal of u joint commission OF
inquiry into the effect upon the out
lanGcrs of the new franchise legisla ton;
but Miner still hopes for "A pacific settle
ment. 1t is reported that movement
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1899-08-12

Authorities Suspect Malpractice.
Bangor. Me-. Aug. lO.-Coroner Thomas
]. Finnegan of this city has been called
to Orono by the town authorities to hold
an inquest on the remains of 4 woman
who died at the poor farm yesterday.
malpractice being suspected.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1899-08-12

Emperor William. it Is said, has de.
,ded to assent to the resolutions of the
peace conference.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1899-08-12

Burlington. VT, Aug. 1O.-Troops f, c
md F of the Third United States cavalry,
stationed at Fort Ethan Allen, left yes
.erday in two special trains for Seattle,
where they will go on board transports
Cor Manila. to take up active service in
The Philippines. The horses went in one
section and the officers and men in the
other.
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CONFLICTING REPORTS.

Pope Leo Is Very Sick and IL Well
and Busy.
Vienna, Aug. 1O.-The Allegemeine
Zeitung says that the pope Is i'll, In con-
sequence Of the great heat, and has had
several fainting fits. DR.. Lapponi, his
physician, was hastily summoned.
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London, Aug. 10.-The dispatches from
Rome to the morning papers do not con-
firm the alarmist statement of the Alle-
gemeine Zeitung regarding the health
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Montreal, Aug. 10.-The worlds cycle
championship meet Of the International
Cyclists union opened yesterday on the
Queens Park track. The weather was
fair and not too warm, and there was
but q slight wind. Ten thousand per-
sons saw the races. There was only
one worlds championship event on the
days card that at one mile. amateur.
and it fell to Tom Summersgill OF the
Leeds (Eng.) Athletic club. who won in
a b:uising finish from Earl Peabody of
Chicago and John Caldow. the Scotch
champion. Time, 5:43 2-5. The most
important professional event was the
half mile. Mccarthy of st. Louis. Nat
Butler of Boston, Carman, the Canadian
rider; Mccarthy of Toronto. Major Tay-
lor of Worcester and Angus Mcleod OF
Toronto, We're the six men who got into
the final There was hair-raising
finish between Mccarthy of st. Louis
and Major Taylor. The decision was
SO close that a part of the crowd on the
stand back of the wire refused to ac-
cept it. claiming that Taylor had won.
The time was 1:00:1-5. In the two
mile tandem professional a new worlds
competition mark of 3:i 3-5 was made
by the Butler brothers. the previous
record being 4:01 2-5. made by McDuffee
and Tyrell at Boston. The half-mile
amateur was won by Wilson Of Pitts
burg. who beat Drury Of Montreal
handily.
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Boston, Aug. 10.-Boston won the sec
ond game Of the final series from the
Cleveland Harlequins. Nichols twirled
for the champions. while Knepper. the
German recruit. was in the points for
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Arthur c. ST Imam, the talented yonng
actor who is widely known as "the
Deuman III ompson Of vaudeville" be-
gins b ief engagement at Keith's
Aug. IA in the char ming one act play,
"Back Home" which is Il sort of min
iature "Sho.e Acres. Any person Wis.,
ing Boston who fails to see Sidman's
great act will miss n rare treat, indeed.
OBSERVER.
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the letting out of long wheat caused a.
decline, December dropping to 67ssc A
report that the Argentine crop had been
injured by frost and dry weather caused
a rally from the bottom. but as there
was no confirmation of the report the lit
tie gain was soon lost. Covering by
shorts near the end of the session caused
an advance. December went to 67Ssc
and May to nssc, asMkc below yester-
day, and the close was at these prices.
A feature of the market was the narrow
ing OF the December-May spread to 3Ac.
with a good deal of changing, as If the
elevator people were accepting the diff
ference.
An undercurrent of confidence in the
value of corn rescued that cereal from
the Generalization which struck wheat.
This, 1t is believed, was largely based on
the smallness of country offerings De-
cember closed at 31AM313sc. May closed
a shade lower at 32Ssc
Oats were neglected by the spectators,
selling within a range of 4c and acting
IN sluggish sort of way with corn De-
cember closed at 227sc
PROVISIONS excited. Little buying of
December pork aided the price for
time but the weakness of the grain mar
ket and lower hog prices countermanded
this demand. January pork closed &c
lower lard a shade lower and ribs Pic
lower
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WELL EDUCATED FRENCH TADy
would take scholars. For information
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TREATY RIGHTS PRESERVED,
The United States Has the Finest Harbor
in the Group.

| Inc United states Has the Finest Harbor
| in the Group.
Washington Nov $50 far the state
| department has received no official state
ment of the agreement between Great
Britain and Germany as to Samoa. How
ever the officials do not doubt the accu-
| racy of the press report
The chief interest of the United States
in the Samoan archipelago was the pres
ervation of our rights in the harbor of
Pago-Pago, lease of which was secured
to us by the treaty of 1878. This did not
give us any absolute property on the is
land. 1t was provided that it was to re-
main in force for 10 years from its date
and was then terminable on IL months
notice by either party. BY a similar
treaty in the year 1879 the German gov
eminent had right to the establishment
of a naval station in Saluafata barbor
in the island of upolo, and in the same
year Great Britain acquired the right to
esta blish a naval station on tho sboras
of Samoan harbor to be hereaf ter des-
ignated by the British government. This
privilege not applying to the harbors of
Apia or Saluafata nor to that part of the
harbor Of Pago-Pago to be hereafter So
lected by the government of the United
States as station under their treaty with
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Financial Cahlepram.

New York, Nov. 1o.-The Commercial
Advertisers London financial cablegram
says: The markets here were less active
to-day than yesterday under the influence
OF indications OF dearer money. Most
noteworthy of these was the taking of
treasury bills offered at AS where it has
been expected for the last six months
that they would go under per cent.
Consols fell y. American securities be-
gan well, but relapsed on fears that New
fork would not receive the news of the
rate on the treasury bills well. New
y ! ork sold freely and the close was fiat,
southern Pacific again leading the de-
Gline. Tintos G46N. Anacondas e9A
utahs and Bostons were steady. Silver
was again hard on Chinese demand,
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Financial Review.

| New York, Nov. 1O.-Bradstreet's re-
view of the New York stock market to-
morrow will say: Although last Satur-
days bank statement showed that the
averages of the clearing house banks
were below the legal reserve limit. the
stock market displayed little trepidation,
and on last Monday money was relatively
quiet. Large speculative interests APP
parently supported their specialties on a
belief that the election would make no
sweeping changes in the country's polit-
ical sentiment This last was substan-
TALLY verified at the polls on Tuesday
and produced at the opening on Wednes-
day not only considerable local buying,
but certain amount of foreign support
as well.
1t was, however, quickly evident that
professional interests were inclined to
realize on the advance. and later in the
day loans were called freely by the
banks. money became relatively less
plentiful and rates naturally frightened
The later tendencies. as well as the de-
clines in quotations throughout the list
which accompanied them. were even
more strikingly displayed in Thursdays
trading. when the whole market devel-
oped decided weakness. the industrial,
stocks in particular rejecting the re-
newed acute uncertainty about the finan-
cial situation
There has been more or less discussion
as to the possibility that the treasury
will relieve the money market by AN Of
fer to purchase bonds, or that the slight
rises in New York exchange at Western
points are preliminary to a movement
of funds from the interior to New York
II also does not escape notice that for
eign exchange rates moved downward
simultaneously with the hardening OF
call money. There seems. however to be
no general expectation of gold exports
not only because of the war in South
Africa and the rather sensitive financial
position both at London and in the con-
tinenta1 markets. but because It is felt
that any real danger of flow of gold
TO the United States will create a further
and decided advance in rates for money
abroad. The conclusion. therefore, seems
10 De mat holders of stocks for specu-
iatlVe purposes had become wearied of
carrying them in the face of a money
market in which per cent was a com
paratlNely low rate and 10 to Is per cent
appeared likely to be maintained, with
some intermissions.
The liquidation which to all appearances
set IN afterwards, was without reference
TO the prosperity of the country or the
continuance of favorable reports of rail-
ROAD earnings. 1t presented. on the whole, |
an opinion in speculative circles that the |
money situation dominates the market |
and that until assurances of relief from
tight money were forthcoming it was |
useless to anticipate continued or per- |
manent rise in prices. The apparent end |
ing of bullish manipuative deal In
United States Leather common, which |
stock has presented some extreme fuc-
tuatfons. also had a bad effect on the |
market and added to the uncertainty |
about the industrials. old and new. which
was one'of the features
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
Prod uce,

Chicago, Nov. 10.-Information COM
pleteiy discouraging to the bulls caused
an opening break in wheat of 1sdMc. De-
@Ihc. Liverpool was weak and .reW
steaolly weaker with the progress of
tTadlng but the chief factor in the de-
cine was the heavy Argentine shipments,
"hlch caused lot of liquidation bv
local longs. The Argentine supply was
seheraHy supposed to be exhausted and
ne news mat shipments of 1852 900 bush
The price held for a short time on - t tho
buying OF shorts against puts, Deem
Der touching 61Ac and May nssc but
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Metal Market,

New York. Nov. 1O.-Tin went off
heavy to-day under the weight of weak
cables, disappointing news from domes-
NC producing points and liberal local Of
1erings. The other departments, how
ever, showed no new features. ruling
generally dull and easy at about former
quotations. Pig iron warrants dull at
sl6 Lake copper dull at lie. Tin weak
at 2S62s.25c. Spelter dull at 465d4. Toe
Lead quiet at 4.55d4, 65c. The firm that
fixes the selling price for miners and
smelters quotes lead at the close at 4. 4Oc.
Bar silver, 59Ac.
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OTHER MARKETS,
Onlahn Live Stock

Omaha. Nov. 0.-Cattle-Receipts. $500.
Market active. Native beef steers, 81. 7OG
b: Western steers, s4.35d4.a 30: Texas
steers. $3.15T4 80: cows and heifers, s.. 25G
40: Gamers s. 25n%.25; stockers and
feeders. 50 .65m4 .S5; calves, s4d7; bulls and
stays, s2.5Om3. Is
Hogs Receipts, $500. Market 21ac low
err. Heavy. s4a4.l0; mixed, S40I4. 021s ;
nght. $4n4.o'7a: bulk of sales. s4.021aR
4.05
Sheep-Receipts. 1900. Market a shade
higher. Fair to choice Westerns, $40I4 %;
common and choice sheep, So 6Ods 90
lambs, S405.65
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Mines Sold,

Portland. Ore, Nov. "a special to
the Oregonian from Ashland SAYS: The
Carlson-Walters copper mine property,
located Just south of the Oregon-Cali-
fornia boundary line. near Coles station,
has been sold to the Siskiyou Conner
company of Rossland. B. C. The consider
alton is stated to have been 500, OO0
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New York Mimi. stocks
MONEY! Market.

New York, Nov. 1O.-Money on call cas-
Ter at 3nlo per cent. Last loans. 3 per
cent. Prime mercantile paper closed at
IL per cent Sterling exchange weak
with actual business in bankers bills at
s4S3ssG4. S5& for demand and at s4s1%9
4.s2 for 60 days Posted rates, s4s11s and
as7d4S71a. Commercial bills. s4Sl. Sill
yer certificates, 5a1ad60lhc Mexican dol
lars, 47Mc. Government bonds irregular,
state bonds inactive reailroad bonds
weak
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Record Broken.

Chicago Nov 9.-The uuarter-mile
paced record was broken twice at Gar
field park to-day. Eddie McDuffie, in the
face of stiff breeze. clipped l-5 sec
onds from the record of yesterday. maxi
ing new mark of 20 1-5 seconds,
few minutes later Major Taylor. the
colored rider, went the distance in 20 sec
ondS fat
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Chicago, Nov. 10.--Cattle-Market gen.
orally active; prices strong. Common
grades In good demand. range cattle firm
Good to choice. s5.S0M6.60; poor to me-
dunn, 81 40a4.15 mixed stockers, s3d
3.15; selected feeders, ST. 20d4. 65 good to
choice cows. s3.65@4 60; hefers. s3m5 20;
Gamers. S.75m3; bulls, 81 scat so; calves.
aU6.90 fed Texas heeves. siG5 30; grass
Texas steers. s3.25T4.o5; Western range
heeves. $4,000.
Hogs-The market for hogs was
shade lower. Mixed and butchers s3m
4.30 good to choice heavy, $I.10m4 30;
rough heavy, So. 90d4.2O lights $4ft4 221a;
bulk of sales. 81. 10674.15.
Sheep-Native sheep were mostly 1Oc
lower. Lambs closed 1Oc lower. Native
lambs, S4m5.40: Western wethers $40
40: Western lambs. si5od54O
Receipts-Cattle, $500; hogs. $1,000:
sheep. 1000.
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San Francisco Wool.

San Francisco, Nov. 10.-Spring wools--
Nevada, 12@15c: Eastern Oregon 1271ec:
valley Oregon. 1Sd2Oc. Fall wools-North-
ern mountain lEnbs, 10612c; mountain
lambs, sd1Oc; San Joaquin plains, 7a1Oc;
Humboldt and Mendocino. 15616c.
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Boston, Nov. 10.-Boston & Monta ana
s22 asked; Butte G. Boston, "a; PARROT
43L.
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Treasury Statement.

Washington, Nov. 10.-To-day's state
ment of the condition of the treasury
shows: Available cash balance, $500, 502, :
5S1; gold reserve, $3.50, O01, 1O4
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London. Nov O.--Anacondas, G9A; bar
silver steady at q 5-16d; money, 2ls per
cent.
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