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grades Of justice-has our cause when 1t
finds champions. not among foreigners, but
among the very soldiers Of the great re-
public?
There should be pictured then in Fill
Tino history, with the same glory Rizai,
Bryan and Aguinaldo glorious trinity OF
cur political redemption; and for for
eiener who has Anglo-SaXon blood in his
veins TO defend our cause We ought TO look
upon them with the same veneratton with
which we regard our greatest martyrs and
heroes.
Bryan. American by blood by birth, an
ilustrious son Of the FilipinOs Bryan is
the clasp that links and unifes two friendly
people, torn by the same dissensions and
deserving OF the applause and admiration
OF the world. The American people are not
hostile to the Filipino. The people have all
the time been the victims OF the lust of
the men in power. This war, the president
OF the republic has said is not one OF
people against people, but of party
against a nation, If weak in force, giant
in heroic courage and sublime sacrifice. n
thousand times there has been shown this
friendship that united the American people
with the Filipinos in clubs, assemblies, as
soCations and meetings. Consequently these
manifestations which we are to make to-
morrow in honor OF Bryan and the party di-
rected by him, representatives of the good
sons Of the union, are a debt OF gratitude
and duty of friendship.
God grant that in no distant time we
may see fulfilled the aspirations of the two
( friendly peoples.
Meanwhile, let the organizing commit
tee receive our message of congratulation
which faithfully expresses the desires of the
Filipino people, en- whose coat of arms ap-
pear the gratitude to all who, yesterday or
today, have interested themselves in our
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Copyright, 1S99 by Press Publishing Col
LONDON, Dec, 2-tNew York World
Cablegram-Spocial Telegram.)-Dr. Jane
son has not arrived in England. General
White, acting under instructions from this
war minister, advised him to leave Lady
smith, deeming it undesirable to have the
director of the raid prominently identified
with the present operations Dr.. Jameson
it is understood, has gone to Buluwayo by
Lourenzo Marquee and zambesi after his
arrival at Capetown, and his sailing fol
England was only feint to keep his where.
abouts a secret. Jameson was refused servic,
in any capacity by the British military au.
thorties, even in the ambulance corps.
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democrats to fill the four special positions
allowed the minority party in the house:
Special employe, Colonel Isaac Hill of Ohio;
special messengers, Ewing 7. Bland of Mis-
souri,, a son of the late Representative Bland
OF Missouri, and FELTON, B. Knight Of Geor-
gia; special page, James English of CAL
ifornia.
A resolution was adopted, on motion of
Bailey of Texas, instructing Richardson to
confer with Speaker Henderson and request
a larger democratic representation on COM
mittees. In the last congress the minority
was allowed six men on each committee.
They now desire seven.
Mr.. Roberts OF Utah was present and
participated in the caucus. He voted for
Mr. Richardson for speaker.
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differ but slightly from the figures teIe.
graphed to the Associated Press November
20. The revenue expenditure balance is
2O5S .SS5,55i marks. showing an increase OF
lO5.65S,5ii marks. The permanent cNpcndi-
ture is estimated at l,7SS,Oi2, ,49S marks. an
increase Of loL00l.665 marks. this clmprls-
ing an additional outlay for the army OF
2lfgG,ii9 marks, and for the navy OF 1885,
O65 marks The nonrccurring expenditure
is estimated at 275,29LO53 marks. being a
decrease OF l,3262ll marks. The estimated
revenue shows an increase Of 4746iOiO
marks under the heads OF customs and taxes
and articles Of consumption.
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TELEPHONES, SIS and so4.

also proper, he argued, that the committee
on rules, having regard for the business
and rights of all, should often designate
what business should have the right of way.
Reeves of Illinois favored a modification
OF the rules which would enlarge the COM
mittee on rules to make It more repre-
sentative body. Moody of Massachusetts
spoke for the adoption Of the Dalzell resolu-
tion.
Grow of Pennsylvania was the last speaker.
He was generally favorable to the Reed
rules, which, he said, were a great i'm
provement over the rules of the olden days.
Hepburn then withdrew his amendment and
the Dalzell resolution was adopted without
dissenting vote. The caucus then ad-
journed.
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Otis, Latest Casualty List.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2.--General Otis lat
est casualty list is as follows;
MANILA, Dec. 2.-Casualties not pre-
viously reported Killed-Harry o. Lee, B,
Ninth infantry November 25, near Capassi;
Henry w Landfohr, e, Thirty-ifth infantry,
engagement Tobantin bridge November "a.
Wounded in action: Near Leon, Panay,
November 20, Harry Hiscock, sergeant, l.,
Twenty sixth infantry, abdomen, mortal;
linus, November 25 John Finger, f. Fifth
artillery, leg, moderate; George NJ. Duncan,
B, Fourth infantry. forearm, moderate; Iloilo,
Panay, November 81, Twenty-siXth infantry,
A, Abraham Frappier, thigh, severe; d, Eu-
gene e. Blower, corporal, head severe; Ed
ward Sweet, leg, severe; Sixth artillery, G.,
Edward England, sergeant, chest, severe;
James T. Murphy, shoulder severe; Sixth
infantry, L, Lawrence Il, Grennan, corporal,
hand, severe; Paul Rink, thigh, severe;
Eighteenth infantry, B, Charles j. Ling,
shoulder, severe; Simon T. Barker, shoul-
der. severe; George Beckwith, thigh, severe;
Carl Strohm, elbow, slight; C, James o'Con-
nell, thigh, severe; Harry S. Dunlon, cor
poral, chest, severe; Brice Leach, hand, Sc
we're; Christopher C. Coates, leg, severe; II,
Bert j. Reed, corporal, leg, severe Timothy
j Flynn, arm. severe; James Jones, cor
poral, hand, severe; Charles Weber, cor
poral. chest, severe; beyond Mabalacat No
yember 2S, Matthew A. Batson, first lieu
tenant, Fourth cavalry, foot. severe
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LIEUT.. MUNRO A MlNNESOTAN
Officer who Effected Daring Capture
of Bnyambone Graduate of Min
ncsotn state University.

MINNEAPOLIS, Dec. 2.-Lieutenant
James n. Munro, who has just effected the
daring capture of Bayambong, Luzon, came
to Minneapolis in 1890, and attended the
University of Minnesota for three years,
when he received the appointment to West
Point from Congressman Fletcher. He
graduated there in 1897 and was assigned to
the First cavalry and joined his regiment in
Arizona He was then transferred to the
Fourth cavalry. stationed at Walla Walla,
Wash, and was active in the Occur d'Alene
country during the outbreak Of the miners
last year.
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PASSENGER RATE WAR IN SIGHT
burlington and Rock leland COnsid-
ering Plans 10 Fight Southern Pa
cific and santa Fe,

CHICAGO, Dec. 2-The Tribune tomorrow
will say:
Representatives OF the Rio Grande West
ern, Denver & Rio Grande, Burlington and
the Rock Island have been in conference
for several days, discussing ways and means
TO fight, what they declare, is a secret agree
ment on the part OF the Southern Pacific
and Santa Fe TO control Pacific coast bust
ness. II is said that the hottest trans.
continental rate war that ever has been
waged probably will result from the con-
ference.
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Jproar before senate High Court and
Obsircncrnms MoNnIisis ENneIIch.

PARIS, Dec. 2.-In the high court (sen-
ate) today NJ Guern asked for an adjourn
nent of the proceedings to permit the Sc
lection of new counsel. The public prose-
cutor objected and NJ. Guerin argued,
amidst a fearful din from the prisoners,
among whom are Andre Buffet, vice presi-
dent of the Young Royalst league, and a
representative of the duke Of Orleans po-
litical bureau, was distinguishable as espe-
cialy violent The public prosecutor de-
manded NJ. Bullets expulsion, whereupon
the uproar increased and the president of
the court, NJ. Falleries. ordered the prs-
oners to be elected, which was done, after
considerable trouble. The session was then
suspended and the court ordered that NJ.
Buffet be expelled from the sessions for q
week.
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cnntnin Rrereton Commits suIcIde.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2.-The War d part
ment has received the following from Gen
eral Otis, at Manila, dated December 9:
Lieutenant ColoOe! Brereton, captain OF
tho Twenty fourth infantry, while tenn
porarily insane committed suicide at Santa
Thomas, near San Fernando, Uuion prov
lQcc, Luzon, at o'clock this morning, In
sanity first manifested November 20 at Arin-
gay"
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End of tho nr,ce Cnse.

LONDON, Dec. 2.-The appeal OF Mrs.
Anna Maria Druce, who claims to be a
daughter law of the fifth duke ai Port
land, against the decision prohibiting the
opening of the Druce vault in Highgate
cemetery unless the owner of the grave
consents to have the coffin opened, has
been dismissed, no one appearing in sup.
port of ii.
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Transport Grant Arrives.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 2.-The United
States transport Grant arrived today from
Manila via Nagasaki, with a number of
discharged men. There were eleven pas
sengers in the cabin, six soldiers in the
service, forty-eght discharged soldiers
seven United States naval men for the hos
pital and six discharged packers. On No
vember 80 Oscar Moody, a discharged sol
der OF Twenty first infantry died at sea.
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Lnuhert Seemingly Not Dcnd.

LONDON, Dec. 2,-Accordng to a special
dispatch from Capetown General Joubert
was killed November 10, but General Bull
ler's dispatch of November 2s showed that
General White was in communication with
General Joubert or somebody impersonatng
him about November 49,
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TRANSPORT warren Sails.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 1.-THE transport
Warren sailed for Manila today. The War.
rem carries eight companies of the Forty.
ninth infantry and a number of Filipinos
who were brought to this country for ex-
hihitiOn.
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Torty-Grst Reuches Gibraltar.

GIBRALTAR, Dec, 2.-The United States
transport Logan, from New York November
20. for Manila, with the Forty first infantry
and a number of women nurses on board,
has arrived here.
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ImperiaI nndget Eatimntes Issued.

BERLIN, Dec 2-The imperial budget
estimates, copies OF which were distributed
among the members OF the Rechstag today
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1899-10-05
ADDR Ess OF GEO. K. NASH.
Gubernatorial Candidate on Prosper.
ity and Protection.

George II. Nash said in part:
In 1896 the people Of the United Snat4s
~ On overwhelming popular vote, called
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1899-10-05

The contest this year In Ohio Is not and
cannot be anything but national contest.
It is Idle t.. say that it IS local-yes, and
worse thar idle-it is dishonest to make
such an assertion where the Democratic
platform lays it's especial stress upon ma
tional questions.
The position taken by the Ohio Democ-
rasy, speaking in reality for the national
Democracy. in this campaign, is one de-
structive of national prosperity at home and
of national honor abroad
The silver question is AMI must be live
Issue, an Issue of vital and foremost i'm
portance to the welfare of this nation and
of every man in 1t, and especially of every
wage worker in it, and it must remain one
of the chief i've issues until 1t is not merely
subordinated bat definitely abandoned or
repudiated by the Democratic party.
No man in this country is so vitality inter-
ested in having the currency kept at its full
value as is the man who at the end of the
week or month is paid his earnings by an
other man for whom he works
You cannot by law make man prosper
ous You can only do what the Republican
party has done-giye the chance to become
prosperous by his own exertions.
Our opponents denounce trusts, but they
propose not enc remedy that would not
make the situation ten times worse than at
It's worst it now is.
Truly, Mr.. Bryan's new dispensation be-
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1899-10-05
OHIO CAMPAIGN OPEN.
ROOSEVELT AND NASH SPEAK
TO THOUSANDS
New York's Governor Eenounces Free
Silver and Discusses the Trust Prob
lem-Judge Nash Criticises the DEM
ocratic State IIatform.

Gov, Roos1s cit of New York led a
yeritable San Juan charge against the
hosts of Ohio Democracy at Akron. Fifty
thousand of the Western Reserves best
product in manhood enthusiastically par
ticipated. The occasion marked the open
ing of Ohio's Republican campaign. be-
fore reyerberations from the big guns
fred by Gov. Roosevelt and Judge Nash
were dead every branch of the service
was engaged in every corner Of the State,
keen to come to close quarters with the
enemy. The days work put the stamp
Of nationalsm upon the contest-put it
there with eager emphasis. The challenge
extended in the platform adopted at
Gainesville three weeks ago was accept
ed without bubble. President Mckin-
ley's friends gladly made approval of his
administration, i'll whole and in part, the
gage of battle IN this, his home State.
The Republican State campaign was
opened at Akron, Ohio, with one of the
largest crowds known in the history Of
politics in Ohio. tits thought there were
at least $4,000 visitors in the city. The
parade was an immense affair, containing
thirty bands, and clubs from all parts
of the State. Gov. Roosevelt was es-
corted by 200 Spanish-American war sol
diers, principally from the Eighth Ohio
regiment known in the war as the Pres
ident's Own" Judge Nash had an escort
of 400 civil war veterans.
The speaking was in Grace Park, in
which score of eminent men, including
Mckinley half dozen times, have made
political addresses Gov. Roosevelt was
cheered tremendously as Judge \. D.
Tbbals, president of the day, introduced
him. Applause frequently interrupted
him, especially in his references to sub
DUNG the Eilipinos. Judge Nash was en-
Enthusiastically received. Senator Hanna
was present, but did not deliver an adj
dress.
Judge n. d. Tibbals of Akron, presi-
dent of the day, spoke briefly in his in
troductory remarks. He said no better
evidence of the stability of our Govern
ment can be found than the assembling
of it's citizens to consider the policy to be
pursued by those called upon to admin
lister the government.
''The issues between the two leading
political parties" he said, "are we'll de-
fined by their platforms and their rec
ords. Patrick Henry said he knew Of no
better way of judging the future than by
the past and by this rule who can doubt
as to which party should be continued in
powerT
He denounced the Democratic party as
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1899-10-05
uovERnop rrtEoDoRg ROOSEVELT TO ONO VOTERS

NJ man can hesitate in this slru Y gag.sri c
~ a1tarward call himself trus -. q hu fhe
e end . true patriot. He must s.anu an9 the
ana He must uphold the honor a ,.,ov In
inlsrast of the nation, and the onay 5 wnkoid
Irbich he can stand by the one anu ,iortv mat
tha nther is to ovsrwheim the pat.
assails both.
when great nations fear to expa a sn nass
from, expansion it is because tneiI Iii ~ the
y ilo Coming to an end Are we. sun n heair.
nrime of our lusty youth, stu at ts ss+ down
hing of our glorious manhood, 70 So s,i nnr
among the outworn people, 70 .ah +ho1.
Mace with the weak and craven.
sand times no. ;,
We sand for continuation OF lne ~ tonu ,s
tions which have brought prosper.y ~ vine
We stand for an intelligent eHoTL " " snh.
a,,t any wrong that may arise Wlln .liIv wa
Stituting a tenfold greater evil flnai.y, :, ari
Stand for unfolding the TRADITIONAL en- a. tha
can nolicy Of defending the nonor e o.
American people in the face OF any lo.e i IA
foe and Of giving outlet to the vigorous 49,
abonnding strength of the nation
In the present crisis we appeal nor n ~ III
RI marty but beyond party; we appear ~ 20 20
GOOD citizens, to all patriotic Americans, ~
Stond with us as we uphold hnanclal lnl ser
rity and the conditions which MAKE Ia Ia
material prosperity at home, as we upno ~
the honor of the flag and the interests -
the nation abroad.
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unable to cope with questions leading up
to the rebellion, and during its brief bit
of authority since then, under Cleveland,
it showed itself utterly incapable of prop
erly guarding the rights Of the people.
ITO the party of Lincoln, which pre-
served the Union, to the party of Grant
which reconstructed it, and to the party
which has given a sound currency and
unparalleled prosperity" he said, "the
people can look with safety"
In introducing Gov. Roosevelt and
Judge Nash, Judge Tbbals referred to
the service each had rendered his coun-
try, and they were received with cheers.
Governor Rooseve1t's Address.
Gov Rooseyelt's long address was lis
tened to intently, and he was frequently
interrupted with enthusiastic applause.
He said in part:
| come to speak to you because we rec
ognize throughout the nation that the
contest this year in Ohio cannot be any
thing but a national contest. 1t is the sin
cere belief of all right-minded men who
have the welfare of the nation close at
heart that the position taken by the Ohio
Democracy, speaking in reality for the
national Democracy in this campaign, is
one destructive of national prosperity at
home and of national honor abroad. More
over, it is impossible to avoid the convic-
tion that their leaders know that this is
true, but are willing to plunge the
country into any disaster, provided only
they can persuade sufficient number of
dupes to put them where they can crafty
their greed for Office, their thirst for pow
err. | should not use such language in
an ordinary political contest. / use it
now as | should have used it had / been
alive during the years of the civil war.
The men whom we are now fighting
champion a cause which in its essentials
is the same as that championed by the
copperhcad thirry-seven years ago. They
vote the war failure now as they voted
it failure then,
Trusts and Expansion.
They wish to discuss the question of
trusts, an economic question, and OF ex-
pansion, which is really the question of
upholding abroad the honor of the flag
and the interests of the nation and Of
making US rise level to our duties as
world power. They hope to avoid much
discussion of the silver Question-nuch
discussion of their advocacy of dishon-
est dollar: trusting that thereby they
shall be enabled to say to the believers
IN free silver that they are heartily in
favor Of it, and yet to fool the men who
stand for sound finance by explaining to
them that that question is really relegat-
ed to the rear and Is not live Issue.
They cannot be both for and against free
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1899-10-05

roaming or frothing is not possible
with LIQUID Of pure constitution.
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A Letter to Mrs. pinkh,,, )
Health to MRS. Att

lLET1zA To MRS. piSxHAx no ~
" DEAR Mrs. P1NKHAr
years I felt tired and so wsa,. 0
that some days I could ~ - aaa
around the house. Blackjack a's
ache all the time and nv fo saai
not digest and had such nat.
womb and troubled with law
and kidneys were affected S's
"After birth Of each cb;,a ,
weaker, and hearing so mno,
good you had done, l wrote ~
have taken six bottles Of I's
Pinkham's Vegetable Comno,s
box Of Lozenges, one box Of Iis.'
one package Of Sanative Waab :,
day I am feeling as well as ~
When I get up in the mornino !,
fresh as ! did when a girl and !
sleep well and do all of nv WY
ever 1 feel weak again shallj
where to get my strength. II
yourmedicine cured me. "-Mm n
ARcHAAfBo, CHARLEMoNT, Mass
The present Mrs. Pinkhans ).
ence in treating female ills il NJ
leled; for years she worked \
side with Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkb,s
for sometime past has had sole
Of the correspondence departn,
her great business, treating BY
as many as q hundred THOUSAND
women q year. All women who
are invited to write to Mrs. PHI
at Lynn, Mass, for advice, whit
be promptly given without char
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Shake Into Your shoes

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It cures painful, swollen, smarting, nervous
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and bunions. It's the greatest comfort dis
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EXPORT or DEER.

xr..;+a5 states Sp0rtSmeH $50
take Away Their Kill.
T,.st session an act was passed ~ Tug
Canadian Government, manly az tne ~
stance Of the Canadian railway son
nanies and the game wardens eMpoMeI-
inc the Government by an order-in-s 800.
oil TO permit the expectation OF deeh ll sas
Canada. This authority has been acteu
mon and the following regulation pro-
mnlga ted BY the Minister OF Customs
.sDeer when shot for sport under pro
x,;ncio1 mr. territorial authority in Canaoa'
bv any person not domiciled IN CanauA'
NAV be exported under the, following con
ditions and limitations:
.Tbe deer may be exported only q. tne
customs ports of Halifax, n. D.; ar
u,onth n. S.: Afacadam Junction, n. D.
nnahac Que: Montreal, Que; ottawa,
Ont !. Kingston, Ont; Niagara Fans,
Ont Fort Erie, Ont; Windsor, Ont.'
Sault Ste. Marie, Ont; Port Arthur,
Ont and such other ports as snail from
Tina 70 time by the Minister Of customs
he designated for the export OF deer.
.The expectation of deer in the carcass
or parts thereof Except as to cured ueel
heads and hides of deer), shall De permit
ted only during or within hfteen Gays
after the open Season allowed Ior
shooting deer under the laws or the prov
inca or territory where the deer to De e4-
ported has been shot.
.No person shall in one year export
more than the whole or parts OF TWO oeef'
nor shall expectation OF sucn deer DC
made by the same person on more lAan
two occasions during one calendar year.
"Deer in the carcass or any part tnere-
~ which has been killed in contrayen-
ton Of any provincial or territorial Jaw
shall not be exported, nor shall any deer
IN the carcass or parts thereof be export
cd without the permit Of the collector OF
customs accompanying the shipment.
"a nerson not domiciled in CANADA,
who has shot deer for sport and not TOT
gain or hire, under provincial or terri
torial authority may make an export en-
fry in duplicate of deer in the carcass or
parts thereof so shot by him and allowed
to be exported-upon subscribing and at
testing before a collector Of customs
declaration.
"The exporter shall produce his license
or permit for shooting deer under provin-
cial or territorial authority to the collect
or of customs before the expectation of
the deer and the collector SHdii luuolsC
thereon description of the quantity and
parts entered for expectation.
'The collector Of customs at any GUS
toms port Of entry designated for the ex-
port Of deer, upon receiving the said ex-
port entries duly completed, may there
upon under the seal of the custom house,
issue his permit for the expectation OF
the deer, if satisfied as to the identity OF
the sportsman and that the expectation
is not prohibited
The greatest deer country in America
lies in the Highlands Of Ontario" and
large numbers from the United States
annually make this locality their Fendez-
vous. The new laws will be appreciated
by American sportsmen.
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The Cat Was All Right.

Mary, hope you took good care Of
my animals while was away"
Indeed did, ma'am; only once for
got to feed the cat.''
Il hope she didn't suffer-"
"Oh, no, indeed, ma'am. She ate the
canary and the parrot Tid-Bits.
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One Deyoted Hushand

Julius, you don't mind my house
cleaning, do you?'
mo, dearie; you don't make half as
much muss and discomfort as my
mother used to detroit Free
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