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The Monte Vista journal., 1899-06-17
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London. June i<.-whli~ ti,e famine
Il now thrrnicnins the southern prov.
ltces OF Russia. the correspondent of
The Times NJ ~. Petersburg writes
that the condition Of the seven prov.
lnces Of Enss European Russia is
worse than during the famine Of iNOi
and isss2.
Quite hair u population of II. ON.
m" h~ says. ''nre undergoing terrible
sunerings. stnrvatlun sud siIsca sr: n MI
sl'e authorities everywhere appear In.
capable and unprerMrvh Ia deal with
the calamity. Moacy In aquan,lcr,si In
atmurvily high ray 10 rrllsf gents. and
owing 10 th~ high psice~ whici, TIM
government charyss for a.rsi corn M
rnconasrinrnt 10 given the peasants
u I'LL the grDund.
III II nnn'w~saary 10 quote tho har.
ruwins details rscetv~d from tisc IN.
Inf ascnta. 1-hess could add soothing
10 the stern rignlaranr~ u the state
usent made by 9uasiae of authority
IL oes district b ths esvernmcnt Il
kaaan that net 80 eel1d born thssv
this year y noW sl1ve.~
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-06-17

Thanks to the perseverance and In
dependence Of Gov. Roosevelt. the New
York legislature. assembled In special
session. has been able to pass an
amended act for the taxation OF public
franchises As real property. The part,
machine Of the state was original,
hostile TO this measure OF equity and
true conservatism. but II was forced tt
yield to necessity and reluctantly &C
cepted the Roosevelt amendments IL
the Ford bill. The legislature con
sumed little time In debate. The sen
ate passed the act yesterday by 4 vot,
Of IS To 20. and the house by = vote o.
~ to s:.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-06-17
goeelga Nstss.

The 10000 workmen In the building
nnd metal working tradcx who arc
locked out In Copenhagen show no
sign Of disposition TO rturn to work
On the terms OF their late employers.
II ID now almost three weeks since the
employers organized 10 hight the stfik.
Ing jolnrrs with general lockout. and
instead Of yielding the workm~n have
opened Intelligence Offices and nre seek.
In. new employment.
The decision of the House of Com.
mons by a non partisan vote that won.
cn may sit In the new metropolitan l,or.
ough councils by which London II "a
bc governed. and that women may
even be appointed aldermen. is . gr~a,
triumph for woman suffrage. thouyi,
practically the step Ia advance II not
long one. Women already arr I'll.
gible 10 the metropolitan vrstrirs,
which the new borough councils super.
sssic. and women have long b-~n able
10 serve as in~mbrrr of the school
board aud ~ guardians Of thu poor.
A number of the 0crmnn papers arc
having no rnd Of fun u Fora igu krs..
rctnry von Rurlow'a cxlTnhs by quot.
Ing Princr Bismarck's opir.on Of tl,r
Caroline Islands. In 1887, two yeats
after the chancellor aai l,esn com.
l,eilt.d 10 rrllnQuish bis project Of pro.
claiming German sovereignty In the 10.
lantln. hc DECLARED that ,hey Gers ''luns.
prrel"-trumpcry. . shabby trtoe that
would ~ useless 10 Ocrmany. Thees
pap~rs call attsution 10 the fact thai
amounted to only 2,p7O marks tcolS,.
u~rtnan exports 10 the isiands II ~
md In iH07 but 1910 MARKS Oaa6),
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-06-17

The prince OF Wales doesn't seem TO
have taken 4 very prominent part in
the birthday jubilations: but he Is get
ting old. and can hardly be expected
to exhibit much activity.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-06-17

Every time the sun shines the pessi-
mist consoles himself with the thought
that II is raining somewhere.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-06-17

Mayor Ashbridge OF Philadelphia Is
reported as saying "one political job Is
good enough for any man Which
one?
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-06-17

A Rhode Island woman has built a
spite fence twenty feet high. II evil
IDENTIFY means something when Rhode
Island woman takes offense.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-06-17

Fish are reported expiring by thou
sands in Paw Paw, Mich. A mortuary
notice is melancholy preface for the
nsh story OF literature OF the year.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-06-17

Kiplins returns to England twenty
pounds heavier than when he came. 1t
is unlikely. however. that the poet wi.i
refer to his accession as American beef.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-06-17

club. There is little danger. how
ever. that It will be used ax a means
Of evadlng the laws against prize nght-
Ing.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-06-17

Fame. from a literary point OF view.
consists In having people know you
have written lot OF things they have
MT read.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-06-17

Delegates To the charity conference
At Cincinnati say that smoking cigar
cites causes crime. In the opinion oi
many good people smoking cigarettes
constitutes crime.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-06-17

Dewey will pass by Spain on his way
home. hut the Inhabitants do not need
to take to the mountains this time.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-06-17

An Indiana woman paid SIS for a
husband. She seems to have believed
him as valuable as horse. though the
probability Is that he Is an ass.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-06-17

II Is easy enough to take things phil
osopAically. but it's hard to part with
them that way.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-06-17

There is nothing too good for the
small boy who has a pretty grown up
sister.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-06-17

{, A ~ ees ss,ss biia1asss shouil b
0o1e ssaoulsesy upoa al ssatisoss
~ Atsa1 bslns ~ - haAsias bsss.
9ngoo WA11o - wees lyae1el lest
y01n>1 - . ~ \ Te1Ao - 1ev tAses
- ~ - vsl1l1e ~ svss ~ sesAs
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-06-17

Many self-made man would have
Jared better had he let the contract to
somebody else.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-06-17

TIE mosquito isn't the only bore
that sinss at his work.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-06-17

There is now talk OF a federal in
vestigatlon OF combines. This suggests
q whitewAsh trust
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-06-17

It's easy to md reasons why other.
don't do the fooliah things We do.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-06-17

Contact with 4 sharp man Is very
apt to dull ones confidence in human
tty.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-06-17

The wisdom Of the owl u only Il.
oesded by his stupidity.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-06-17
a Dsrsr..t nav.

What has become Of the sanctity that
used to be attached to ones best
clothes7 They were folded away Mon
day morning and didn't appear for .
whole week. The association with
Sunday and sermons In time gave
them . sort Of sacred and religious air
that 10 NO longer associated with best
clothes, since they are put ON for ev-
cry dinkey little party during the
week.-Atchison Globe.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-06-17

II q man objects to undraped figure:
he can use canvas-covered ledger.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-06-17

An ounce Of performance Is better
than . pound Of promise.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-06-17

0vlas to the fact that the brewers
have decided BOT 10 pay for their u.
ssosss ~ Baltimore saloonksepsrs are
0siag % quit The bssiasss. Il isa't
.llhsly shas any Of the Baitinors soda
1Duatsin DeoDsistoes Will % out hsst-
~ ~ eol1 0tnss tAis suansr.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-06-17

Dry range nouth Of TSinidad asd In
other portions u Douthsfa Colorado
arr hard On The sAssp gfasjng tAsss
ard loaseo arv repsste1. o. 0aa bsst
limo ewee ~ aceeant q oAoet gfoo
~ - wateG.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-06-17

Lasiness IL the one thing that knock,
all the conceit out of pride.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-06-17
M U.lssl s..... i. r.v.. - a.,

1DS Ueseea ueasss povss fa8 0oeA
A distinguished historian writes,
while referring to our advent ~ q coa-
oniSing power, that our induence for
good over European spheres win b. I'M
mense. This result was inst a. inev.
liable ~ ID the cure which follows The
use Of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, Il
cures indigestion, constipation, and
tones up the whole system.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-06-17

I'VE don't have any stated rainy sea-
son In this country"
'Yes we do: It sets in when our pie.
MICS begin"
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-06-17

II would seem from the action OF the
Presbyterian general assembly In s.s.
sion At Minneapolis as II nothing |,
left for Dr. Arthur Cushman McGif
fert to do hut to modify his Views OF
retire from the church. while II Is
true that the lesser radical Of tho t~o
resolutions proposed was adopted and
the whole matter Sas referred back tc
tAs New York presby,ery without In.
structions. the whole tenor Of tho dis
esssion vas such ~ TO lead to the BE-
ltss that the doctor cannot remain In
~ church except upon the condition
seatsl
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-06-17

LAborine men In this country will no
doubt be Interested In some English
labor statistics bearing on cooperative
societies. their number. income and
membership at the end Of 1897. Ae-
cordIng to the data some i.s2: societies
were In existence at the tias men
toned. and their combined membership
amounted to l.5l7.i:s. and they had 20
annual income Of G5s.ssi 900. roprs-
ssntinE = gain In point Of membership p
Of Ill 900 and In sales Of 95.:20.00 a.
compared with 1895. In view os the
remarkable success Of cooperative 30
cietirs on tho other side Of the A.
lantlc. Il Is somewhat surprising to
note their absolute absence In this
country. where It Is reasonable to as.
sumo that n much enterprise exists
among workingmen generally ~ in
Great Britain.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-06-17

Laundry Wsek AaAs Easy.
To do away with tAs drudgsry Of the
tie bsst results with the least amount q
iabor. Al srocses; Large packags, ioa
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-06-17

teen trunks" Fourteen trunksf Well.
Ia be ashamed to make such an expooe
OF my rejected manuscripts"
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-06-17

pecos valley. New Mexico, but will
reach Halt Lake City about June 10Th.
With him arr two Of his most ea,ssr.
ienc~d assistants. Frank u. Gardner
and Thomas II. Means. The Sale I.nkc
alkali Investigation IL hut n continue.
tion of the work of the same character
which wns prosecuted last year In the
valley of the Upper Yellowutonc.
where much good land has been prnc.
ticnlly ruined by nccumuiAtions OF nj.
cali. Professor whitney and tho ofii.
| ~rn Of the soils division believe that
nuch Of this land can bc restored by
-ntrlliscnt irrigation.
". r. Murray Of Henson. Colombo.
was shot near Lake City, Saturday
1isht. at his home. by John llaipln,
the victim dying the next day. The
story OF the crime In one Of the most
'hocking ever recorded In this section
u the state. During the early part Of
the evening two ncighl,oring womsa
called ut the home Of Mr.. Murray and
asked him TO go over to the home Of
John lis1pin aud stop the latter from
further beating his wife. Mr.. Murray
responded and soon put . stop 10 ~
trouble In 1ialpln'a family. using phys
lcal force 10 ovcrcosne ilalpln. Thla
nadtirura llaipin. and he toad Murray
that be- wouh be over with . svs sssa
and get ~vcn with hins. NJ. Murray
paid little atteatloa to The threat.
About Q O'Clock hs hsard . soise est.
ahte. lie got up to look out a ~ Via.
dow and just % ~ pat his hsad
against ths gtaaa llalpls. who waa
standiAa neaF Il. ared. The bullst see1
Effect below the r1ght te0pjs ard Nus.
say fsll hack into Nh wies's arms. Hal.
pln WAS arrested.
Mis- Bva 1so0esey - New Yeet
eilisd . bsas vithia slght Dllse q
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-12-01
TELEGRAPHlc BRIEFS.


Marty McCue and Joe Cain fought
another 25-round draw at the Hercules
Athletic club, Brooklyn, Thursday.
At Buffalo Jim Ferns Of Kansas City
knocked out Sammy Callahan of Buffalo
ia the fifth round Thursday night.
DR.. M. M. Latta, aged 80 years, the
pioneer and Oldest practitioner in north
ern Indiana, was found dead in his Of
flee chair at Goshen, Ind, Thursday.
After an all-night session of the legis-
lative assembly of Victoria, the ministry
of Sir George Turner was defeated by
IL votes on resolution of want of con-
fidence.
The first commercial steel for the mar
ket ever made in the south was produced
at the new ST 100000 plant of the Ala
bama Steel aud Ship Building company
at Ensley Thursday.
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BATTLE WITH KNIVES.

Two Participants Arc Horribly Carved at
Schleswig, La.
DENIsoN, Ia, Dec.I News reaches
here of a terrible cutting affray at
Schleswig, new town on the Mon
DAMN branch of the Northwestern rail
way.
The fight had it's origin in Tipping n
nickel for tha drinks. One of the Mayne
boys, living in Ida county, six miles
north Of Schleswig, lost, but kept the
nickel and refused to pay for the drinks.
A fight soon followed between the
Mayne boys and Pat McDonough and
Pete Gilmore, two railroaders. The
Maynes had knives, but the railroaders
were not armed.
Gilmore's throat was cut from the
back of the neck to the chin and his
face from the ear to the mouth. His
jugular vein was also cut. McDonough
was cut in the abdomen, making a cash
through which his intestines protruded.
His hand was also badly cut. The two
wounded men were taken on special
train to the hospital at Carroll, and it is
reported McDonough cannot live. The
Maynes left Immediately after the rowl
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Advices fro,n Kimberlev.


KIMBERLEY, Nov. 24.-There were
few rifle shots early today from the
direction of Wright's farm, but this was
regarded as merely one Of the numerous
Boer tricks to draw our men out by in
ducing us to believe that the relieving
forces are drawing near. This after
noon the Beers blew up two large cul-
verts near the rifle butts toward Speit-
fontein. News of the proximity of the
relieving forces greatly cheered the,
garrison and the inhabitants. The
Beers have cut the; water dam three
miles distant. allowing the water to rnn
down toward their laagers into an old
dry dam on the farm. This is believed
90 be the Free State base Of operations
ON the western border.
The official estimate places the num-
Der of Boer shells fred during the bonn
bardment of Kimberley at about 1000
and ours at no fewer than 600. As the
snemy's shells SO frequently hit soft,
sandy ground the explosive effect is
greatly neutralized.
All our wounded are in very salts
factory condition.
An armored train proceeded toward
Dronfeld to reconnoiter, but this inn
mediately aroused the enemy's cordite
gun and the train returned after the
afth shell had been fred. The Beers
are now firing on the reservoir fort from
Wimbledon.
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BLAZE AT ST. PAUL.
Wholesale Grocery of Griggs, Cooper [
Co. Suffers Loss of 05OO. 600.

Wholesale Grocery of Griggs, Cooper .
Co. Suffers Loss of S5OO,OOO.
ST. PAUL, Dec. AT 10 o'clock last
night fire was discovered on the second
floor of the large wholesale grocery Of
Griggs, Cooper & Co., adjoining the
Union depot. The flames spread rapidly
and the whole fire department. was
called out. There are two fire walls
through the building and it was hoped
these would save two thirds of the build.
ing and stock, but after a short time it
was evident the section Of the building
where the fire started was doomed. The
firm carried stock worth at least $780,.
600, which was we'll insured. They re-
Gently opened a cracker factory, and
this was located in the burned portion
of the building.
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Accident to Artillerymen.

P11TsBURG, Dec. 1.-While a section
of battery D of the National Guard Of
Pennsylvania was firing a governors sa-
lutte of II guns during the parade in
Allegheny yesterday, preceding the un-
yelling of a Spanish gun, captured and
presented to Allegheny City, a prema.
ture discharge of one Of the guns oc.
CURED and three men were hurt.
George Starkey's left arm was blown of
and his eyes blown out. He was stand
ing in front OF the gun ramming. His
injuries are fatal. The other two men
were badly hurt, but will recover.
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HITS THElNsURGENTsH HARD
Captain and One Private of the Eigh,-

Captain and One Private of the Eight.
eenth Regiment Killed at Pavia.
MANILA, Dec. 1.-Dispatches just re-
ceived from Iloilo, island Of Panay, say
that at o'clock on the evening of Sun
day, the Eighteenth regiment encoun-
tered an entrenched force of the enemy
at Pavia, who opened heavy fire. The
leading battalion replied and after sew
eral volleys the Nineteenth fanked the
Filipinos, driving them out Of their
trenches, the enemy retreated to the
mountains. At the beginning Of the
fight one captain and one private of the
Eighteenth We're killed.
General Young, with a handful Of
cavalry and the Macabebes, is in Vigan
and Lieutenant Colonel Howse, with
four decimated companies of the Thirty
fourth infantry. Many of the troops
are suffering from exhaustion, fever or
dysentery and are in need Of hospital
treatment.
Captain Fowler's march after General
Alejandrino's brigade with one company
OF the Thirty third regiment was one Of
the brayest incidents of the war. The
company left Dagupan alone, under Or
ders to locate the enemy. Captain Fow-
Ter had been warned by the natives that
he and his men would be exterminated.
The guides deserted them before Man
gatarom Tor Mangalaron) was reached.
All Alejandrino's artillery was focused
on the main street, along which the
Americans advanced. The guns were
manned by Spaniards, who said after
ward that they had fired over the heads
of the Americans, rs they desired that
the latter should win, hoping thus to
gain their own freedom. In the terri
fed temper of the insurgents, who run
at the sight of an American, single
company might go anywhere in the
north now, according to Captain Fow-
ler. No prisoners, except officers and
civil leaders, are retained by the Amer
leans. Their policy is to release others
almost Immediately.
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MBTHUEN IS WOUNDED.
British War Office Reports
Him Hit by Boer Bullet.
ESTIMATES OF THE BoER LOSSES.
One Hundred and Forty Killed at Bel
mont and Four Hundred at Gras Pan.
Bombardment of Ladysmith Continues.
Relative of the Queen Wounded.

LONDON, Dec. beyond the report
that Ladysmith was bombarded on Mon
day, there is not shred of news of
any kind from the seat e war. A
semi-off1cial statement has been issued
that Lord Methuen's wound is not seri-
ous, and he is expected to be all right in
the course of few days. It is certain
that the wound will prevent his being
In the saddle, and there is great inter-
est to know if he will be able to COM
mand in person.
As men are needed in all directions,
Lord Wolseley's announcement that q
new division will be embarked without
delay has been received with the great
est satisfaction. The transports will
soon be returning from the Cape and it
ID hoped the men will be dispatched
speedily. On this point The Morning
Post says: '"Ehe sooner we can make up
our minds as to the magnitude of the
work in hand, the sooner it will be ac-
oomplished.
Lieutenant Colonel Stapford's death
ends most promising career. He was
the officer responsible mainly for work
ing out the mobilization scheme.
Although telegraph and railroad COM
munication is open with Modder river.
no further news of General Methuen' 3
movement has been given out. This ID
generally taken to indicate that General
Iethuen is again on the march and that,
as heretofore, he will not again be heard
from until he has fought another battle
and gained another stage.
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EASY FOR THE low ANS.
Defeat Illinois Eleven by ;
Score of So to o.
GREAT GAME AT ROCK ISLAND
Hawkeyes Garry Everything Before Them.
Their Goal at No Time In Danger.
Nebraska vanquished by GrinneM In
Concluding Game of the Season.

DAVENPORT, Dec. 1.-The football
team of the State University Of Iowa
yesterday at Rock Island defeated the
University Of Illinois team by score Of
58 to 0. At no time was Iowa's goal in
danger. Five thousand spectators wit
messed the contest.
twas Iowa's game from the start
and at the end Of IL minutes play two
touchdows and a goal had been scored.
During the first half the Iowans rolled
up % points. A feature was the work
of Griffith, Iowa's fullback, in dodging,
and the long run Of Edison, Iowa's full
hack
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-12-01
Ambushed by Mexicans.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Dec. Marshal
Siebrecht was advised of the ambushing
and murder of R. w. Wallace, deputy
customs collector, 30 miles north OF
Preside, yesterday. Wallace was bring
ing a notorious Mexican smuggler to the
town Of Preside, but was waylaid by a
party of Mexicans, who, after shooting
the deputy, escaped with the smuggler
into Mexico. Presidio is on the border
in the great bend of the Rio Grande, be-
tween Eagle Pass aud Ell Paso, known
as the "Bloody Peninsula. !"
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Aeuinaldo,. Mother in Manila.

MANILA, Dec. 1.-Aguinaldo' mother
has arrived here and has been given
shelter by Senior Legarde, prominent
amigo. who was secretary of the treas.
ury before the outbreak and who re-.
signed when it came. It seems that
Buencamino's party took refuge in q
bandit village which had offered Agui-
naldo an asylum, intending to sell him
to the Americans. The bandits assas-
sinated half of Buencamino's guard and
prepared to keep Aguinaldo's s mother for
ransom.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-12-01
Defends Critics of the Bible.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 1.-The fourth days
session of the Methodist Episcopal
church congress began with discussion
of the church and higher criticisms.
Rev. w. F. Anderson defended the crit
les. The speaker asserted that if we
are to have q theology which will sat
isfy the demands of the age, it must be
a theology founded on fact. "Any fair
minded, thinking man" said he, "must
admit that many inaccuracies occur in
the bible"
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On to Join the Boers.

Sioux CITY, Nov. SO.-William and
Daniel Davies, prosperous farmers near
Holstein, Ida county, have sold out and
passed through here yesterday on their
way to join the Boer forces in the
Transvaal They acted at the request
of their father, Daniel Davies of West
Barkley, Cape Colony.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-12-01
Burned to Death In a Wagon.

SHENANDOAH, Ia, Nov. 29.-Word
has reached here that Welcome
Inghram, well known here, was burned
to death while sleeping in movers
wagon near Riverton. A can of gaso-
line had been upset in the wagon and it
is thought the fire was caused by an at
tempt to strike light.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-12-01
All New StuIeS For
Fall 1899 Gan Be
Found at The Hub.
Goods Exchanged
or Your MOn6u
Refunded.
1'IlHElAlHuBl IHE|@FI1(lHuB l[:3|@|H[@

THE HUB is pushing Business for all there is in it.
Prices have been down the lowest notch to in
trade for the coming season. We invite you
all to inspect goods which are STRICTLY FIRST
can be found Our stock is COMPLETE in all respects no
what you looking for in the line of Mems and
Boys and Chldren's We shall quote you
bargains.
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Run Down by a Train.

GRINNELL, Ia, Nov. 29.-As j. 8.
Stoaks and his brother Frank of Des
Moines were crossing the Rock Island
tracks yesterday they were struck by
train No. 8 and Frank severely if not
fatally wounded.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-12-01
Iowa Stock Breeders to Meet.

AMEs, Ia., Nov. 29.-The Iowa I'm
proved Stock Breeders association will
hold its 26th annual meeting here Dec.
l3 and II. DIR. Beardshear is president
and W. II. McFadden of West Liberty
is secretary and treasurer.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-12-01
Illinois Central VIII Be a Bidder.

SIOUX CITY, Nov. 3O.-A rumor is cur
rent in railroad circles here that the
Northwestern will not be unopposed in
its desire for control Of the Sioux City
and Pacific, but that the Illinois Central
will be bidder against it whenever the
sale is ordered.