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photographs should call at once, as [
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Price % cts. and 30 cts. For sale by
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May Ennor and several other
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Fuor Sadler has gone to Eure-
The Denison review., 1899-09-01
cHoYNskI DEFEATS RYAN.

Awarded the Decision Over the Austria
lian In q Twenty Round Go.
DUBUQUE, Aug. 3O.-Joe ChoynslSi
was given the decision over Australian
Jimmy Ryan at the end Of a 2O-round
go here last night for the light heavy
weight championship Of the world.
ChoynsH demonstrated great clever
ness throughout. Ryan stood Joe's con-
tinual left jabbing in the face well and
showed little signs Of punishment at
the end Of the bout. The decision was
strictly on points. Choynski weighed
close to 1853 pounds. while his oppo-
nent was a matter of six pounds lighter
In the opening bout between Clar-
ence Forbes and Con Sufield for the
lightweight championship Of the west,
Suffield was knocked out in the 11th.
Forbes started to force the fight in the
10th and before the 11th was half over
he had Suffield at his mercy. A neat
right swing on the jaw did the bust
ness. Suffield rolled under the ropes
and was counted out.
The Denison review., 1899-09-01

The Middle of the Road Populists
held their state convention at Des
Moines on Wednesday. These middle
of the readers represent the extreme of
pessimism, they out-howl the most am
bilious democratic howler. They have
placed a complete ticket in the field,
headed by Chas. A. Lloyd, who has
figured in some capacity Oh every popu.
list ticket for many years. The ticket.
the fourth to be placed in nomination,
is as follows:
For Governor, Chas. Lloyd, Of John
son county.
For Lieuntenant Governor, S. NJ.
Harvey of Polk county.
For Judge of Supreme Court, L. III.
Weller Of Chickasaw county.
For State Superintendent, DR.. G.
Wirth of Benton county.
For Railroad Commissioner, Robert
Demming of Wappello county.
Mr.. A. Norelius, of Kiron, is the dis.
trict committeeman for the tenth
district.
The Denison review., 1899-09-01
MANY RUMoRs AT RENNEs
Conspirators in Dreyfus Case Are Turning
Against Each Other.

Conspirators I'm Dreyfus Case Are Turning
Against Each Other.
RENHEs, Aug. 31.-Rennes is filed
with rumors of conspiracies and predic-
tions Of coups de theater, but nothing
precise can be ascertained. 1t is now
accepted as beyond question that there
is serious division Of opinion on the
part Of the generals. While the case
was running smoothly against Captain
Dreyfus they all pulled together, but
since the tide of evidence began to turn
in his favor, as was notably the case
during the testimony Of Captain Frey
staetter and Colonel Cordier, which
proved much more damaging to the gen.
eral staff than the latter anticipated,
certain dividing lines have become man
ifest between the various cliques. In
the matter Of evidence, yesterday was
quite a Dreyfus day, only the deposition
of the last witness, General Deloye, be-
ing unfavorable.
The Denison review., 1899-09-01
LENDING BARBER SHOP,
II. d. Lorentzen, Prop.
Under First National Bank.
-Four chairs. All work flrst-class.
hoT SPRINGS, SOUTH pAKoTA.

ssOs ~ ouNSS, SOOST 0eAt<OJA.
On Sept. 5th the Fremont, Elkhorn
q Missouri Valley Railway will have
another special low rate excursion to
Hot Springs, South Dakota. Tickets
will be sold from Missouri Valley,
Sioux City and all points on the Ere.
mont, Elkhorn & Missouri Valley and
Sioux City & Pacific Railway at follow
ing rates, good for thirty days: Mis-
souri, Valley, $lS.55; Sioux City. $3.50.
This is the most delightful time of the
year to visit this famous resort, where
the nights are always cool. A trip to
the Wind Cave and the top of Battle
Mountain, q swim in the large Plunge
Bath, the fine scenery, etc, will more
than doubly repay you for your time
and small outlay. Take your vacation
now and go with this excursion. You
will never regret it. Remember the
date, September 5th. Trains leave
Missouri Valley, 800 p. M, Sioux City,
800 %. m. Wagner Palace Sleepers be.
tween Norfolk Junction and Hot
Springs. For sleeping car reservation
and further particulars call on or write,
j. r. BUCHANAN.
Gen. Pass. Agt., f. e. & M. v. Ry.
Omaha. Neb.. or
j. II. GABLE,
T. p. Agt., F.. E. s. M. v. Ry.,
Denison, Iowa.
The Denison review., 1899-09-01
STILL H0PB FOR PEACE'
Pressure Brought to Bear on
Kruger to Avert War.
DOM PAUL WILL NOT BACK DOWN.

Repeats Eighty-third Psalm and Stands
Observation-Disclosures In South Africa IL
Thought to Have Reached . Point be-
yond Diplomacy.
CAPE Town. Aug. Silt is said in
Afrikander circles here that in spite OF
the persistent warlike rumors there are
good prospects Of peace. It is believed
several strongly worded communications
have been addressed to President Kru-
ger Of the Transvaal republic urging the
desirability Of using every effort to OBJ
tain peaceful solution of the trouble.
Hon. William p. Schreiner, premier Of
Cape Colony. has telegraphed to Presi-
dent Steyn of the Orange Free State
earnestly expressing the hope that peace
will be preserved and declaring his con-
fidence that he would do his utmost to
this end.
LONDON, Aug. 3l.--The Pretoria cor
respondent of The Morning Post ssys:
The Boer officials. after reading the
cabled reports of Mr.. Chamberlain's g
Birmingham speech, consider that war
is inevitable. The speech has undoubt-
edly inflamed the war spirit here. The
Beers are now all armed, except those
in Johannesburg. Their commissariat
is fairly good. All the forts are amply
victualed. The johannesburg fort has
been strengthened with several quick
firers. The ammunition which Mr..
Schreiner allowed to pass through Cape
Colony came direct to Pretoria. twas
rever intended for the Orange Free State.
President Kruger does not hesitate to
express the view that war is almost i'm
evitable. He has stocked the presidency
with ample supplies Of provisions to Sc.
cure his own person from privation and
is often heard repeating the SD Psalm.
The Mntabeles are showing signs Of
unrest. The Beers are energetically
engaged in poisoning the minds Of the
natives against the British and they
have approached the Zulu chief, Dini-
zulu, who appears undecided which
cause to espouse.
The Denison review., 1899-09-01

The Mclean men control Ohio demo.
cracy with free silver platform and
Bryan for president. The victory was
an expensive one however, almost as
much SO as the Goebel victory in Ken
tucky. Democratic victory is as Inn
possible in Ohio this year rs it is in
Iowa, and no one with any political
judgment will predict the election of
Fred White.
The Denison review., 1899-09-01
Irish Factions Confer.

LONDON, Aug. S1.-As the result Of
correspondence between John E. Red
mond, member of parliament for Water
ford City and leader Of the Parnellite
Nationalists, and Timothy NJ. Healy,
Irish Nationalist, member of parliament
for North Louth, further conference
Of all branches of the Nationalist mem
bers of parliament will be held to con-
slider the question Of the unity Of the
Irish party in parliament.
The Denison review., 1899-09-01
AGUlNALDo DESIRES lMus.
Filipino Leader Concentrating His Forces
Around That Town.

Filipino Leader Concentrating His Forces
Around That Town.
MANILA, Aug. Silt is reported that
Aguinaldo, the Filipino leader, has or
dered the insurgent generals in the
province of Cavite to close in on and at
tempt to take the town Of linus, and it
is added that troops are concentrating
around the town from the lake country.
The rebels, it is further said, have an
outpost Of 700 men on the Dasnarines
road and an equal force in the town of
Anabo. The Americans are intrench-
ing the town and they have no fear Of
the result of any attack by the insur-
gents.
Private Mcveigh of the Wyoming
infantry has been court-martialed for
striking and threatening to kill his COM
pany commander, Captain Wrighter,
and is now under sentence of death.
The sentence will not be carried into
effect until President Mckinley has ap-
proved it.
The Denison review., 1899-09-01
kINGMoNp is FIRST.

IdOlita's Stable Companion Takes Down
the O., 900 Purse For 2:24 Trotters.
DUBUQUE, Ia, Aug. 31.-Kingmond.
owned by Frank Jones of Portsmouth,
N. H., and the stable companion Of
Idolita, who Tuesday won the Horse
Review futurity, took down the 5000
purse offered for 2:24 trotters at the
Nutwood Driving park. Cornelia Bella
took second money, Dainty Daffo third
and Escobar fourth. The first was the
fastest of the three heats, 2:1111a, and
Kingmond took all three heats, hands
down.
The second event ON the card, the 2:35
pace, took six heats to decide. Dan
Patchen; owned by @. T. Hancock Of
Dubuque, finally landed first money,
winning the fourth, fifth and sixth
heats, while the favorite, Armada
Prince, had to be content with second
money after taking down the second
and third heats. Minnie Simmons,
who took the first heat, was out Of
the running after that, being distanced
in the second.
The third event, q 2:O7 pace, saw the
fastest time of hemeeting. Four heats
were run, Sally Toler taking two, Giles
Noyes one and Indiana one. The Sec
ond heat was run in 2:0514 The time
Of Giles Noyes in this heat was O:3O1S,
1:011a5, 1:S31, 2:0514. Darkness caused
the postponement Of the deciding heat.
The Denison review., 1899-09-01
REMEMBERS DEN|SON
Governor Shaw Never Forgets His
Home Town.
SPEECH AT DEs MONIES.
The Governors Speech at the Opening of
Des Moines Auditorium.-Deni
Always The Best.


Always The Best.
Governor Shaw made happy little
speech at the opening of the esMoines
Auditorium, which shows, that no
matter where he may be or what hon.
ors may come to him, he never forgets
his old home town, for which he has
done so much. The following is the
Governors speech:
mark Twain reports his first call
upon General Grant, while the latter
was president of the United States. He
says that as Mr.. Giant came forward,
with his Napoleonic countenance in re-
pose, he tried in vain to think of some
thing to say, and finally broke the
silence, which was becoming monoton-
GUS, with the remark: II am embar-
rassed, are your" AS 1 stand before
this large audience, composed Of people
presumable representing ninety-nine
counties, and perhaps 500 different
towns, and realizing that l am charged
with the duty of at least trying to con-
vince them that Des Moines is the best
residence city in the state, can join
with Mr. Clemens in saying I'm en-
barrassed.' have been a resident of
Denison for twenty years, and during
the last half of that time it has been
my custom, when returning home, to
hand my mileage book to the conductor
and when he asked where was going,
to reply: ITO the best town in the
state" The conductor has then un-
hesitatingly torn off the requisite por-
tion and returned the book, with the
remark: "You should get off at Deni.
SON. While my two years residence in
Des Moines has failed to shake my
confidence in the good judgment of
railroad men, it has nevertheless con-
vinced me, that Des Moines is the best
residence capital city in the nation and,
barring DeDis0n and one other town, it
is doubtless the best residence city in
the state. If any of you who reside
elsewhere than in Des Moines shall be
unable to supply the name of the ex !.
cepted city, you have failed to become
as thoroughly attached to your own
home locality as you ought. I have
never felt like criticising the people to
whom Tennyson makes one of his
characters ironically say: You mis-
take the rustic cackle of your burg for
the murmur of the world
Among the cities of Iowa, Des
Moines, with her seventy thousand
people, affords place in which it is q
delight to live. Her people are intel
lligent, refined, and many of them cul-
tured; her men are energetic. honorable
and brave; her women are kind, So
ciable and handsome; her children are
we'll bred, studious and bright; her
homes are spacious and well kept, and
the doors thereof swing readily to the
touch of friendship, and hospitality to
the stranger within her gates.
| These statements being true, no
other truth need be stated to establish
the fact that Des Moines is quite an
ideal residence city,
The Denison review., 1899-09-01

What gross impOstOr this man
Bryan is. For four years he has been
going about the country talking about
the purity of politics; urging the peo-
pie to break away from corrupt repub-
lican politicians, and prating Of his
own political virtue. In Kentucky
Mr.. Bryan had the opportunity of .
life time to show that he was honest in
his statements. By the vilest Of frauds,
10y corruption of the worst kind Goebel,
the representative of all that is evil in
politics, secured the nomination for
governor. The decent, self-respecting
democrats of Kentucky rose up en-
masse to protest. Dyed in the wool
democrats as they we're they could not
stand the base methods used by Goebel
and his faction. In spite Of party ties
and traditions they called u second con-
vention and placed a respectable citi-
zen in nomination. Then came Bry-
ans opportunity. both sides turned to
him for approval; dishonesty and open
corruption on one hand and decency
and fairness on the other. Both sides
we're democrats; both sides upheld the
heaven born ratio and its apostle. 1t
was not a question of democracy but Of
public honesty, and Bryan, like the
montebank that he is, decided in favor
of Goebel and corruption. There are
many more instances of Bryan's disre-
gard for honesty but this is such q
glaring one that it should not pass un-
noticed. Bryan is after the coon, it
makes no difference by what means it
is captured.
The Denison review., 1899-09-01
why the Jury Failed to Convict.

G1RARD, Kan, Aug. 3l.-The prohi-
bition town Of Walnut has just furnished
an odd spectacle in the case of a man
tried for running an illicit saloon. The
case against the jointist was clearly
proven. When it was given to the jury
a constable was placed in charge Of the
12 men. After supper the constable
took the jury to a room and brought
them a bucket of beer. During the
night the jury kept balloting and drink
ing, the constable bringing them plenty
Of beer. In the morning the jury re-
ported they could not reach verdict.
During the whole Of the night the bal
lot stood nine beer drinkers for acquittal
to three abstainers for conviction.
The Denison review., 1899-09-01
WHITE WHIPS LYONS.
Two Championships Are De-
cided at Dubuque.
KENNBY WINS IN THE SEVENTH.


Fouls to Save Himself Knockout-Col.
ored. Fighter Makes q Game Struggle
Against His Experienced Opponent.
DUBUQUE, Aug. sl.-Tommy White
got the decision over Henry Lyons, col
ored, at the end of . 2O-round bout here
last night. They fought for the 1885,
pound championship. Lyons put up .
good fight but began to weaken in the
last round and White landed almost ct
will. Neither man appeared to possess
much power. The decision did not
meet with the entire approval Of the
audience, owing to the good showing
Lyons made in the first 10 rounds.
In the preliminary bout between
Lewis and Kenney for the lightweight
championship Of the west, Lewis was
all but out several times. In the seventh
he was going and Kenny was given the
decision and the entire purse on Referee
Siler's decision that Lewis deliberately
fouled to save himself a knockout.
The Denison review., 1899-09-01
JIMlNEz HAS WON.

Revolutionists Upset the Governments Of
Santo Domingo.
I CAPE HAYTIEN, Aug. 31.-Advices re-
ceived from the city of Santiago and
Puerto Plata, in Santo Domingo, say
that both have declared in favor of Cen
eral Juan Isidro Jiminez, the revolu-
tionary aspirant to the presidency.
A provisional government has been
established at Santiago, where the pres
ence Of General Jiminez is demanded
with enthusiasm by the people.
The Denison review., 1899-09-01
THE DEN1soN REVIEW
ESTABLISHED lsss.,
MEYERS & TUCKER. Publ,shers.
EDITORIAL COLUMN

Mr.. H. U. Weaver has been selecued
as chairman of the republican state
central committee. MIR. Weaver is the
senior member of the committee in
point of service, and his experience and
natural ability make him fully COM
petent for the task Of managing the
next campaign. We have known Mr..
Weaver since 1887. He is honorable,
trustworthy and reliable, and we feel
assured that he will be chairman, not
Of faction, but OF the whole party.
Some papers are criticising his selection
because he is friendly to Senator Gear.
We believe it would be difficult to find
q man of sufficient political prominence
to fill the position who is not partisan
either of Gear or Cummins. The man
who would for the sake of the chair
manship, declare that he had no opin-
ion on the Senatorial question, would
be too big hypocrite to be trusted.
We will guarantee that all republicans
will look alike to chairman Weaver,
Mr.. r. III. Spence, the vice chairman
of the committee. is from the Sth dis
trict and has been one of the best
workers on the committee. We trust
that he will not only be vice-chairman
in name but in realty as Weaver and
Spence would make as strong team Of
party workers as could be yoked to.
gether.
The Denison review., 1899-09-01
Newark Has a Close Can.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 30.-The United
States cruiser Newark arrived here yes
terday from the Atlantic seaboard, after
a long and hard voyage. The Newark
had a narrow escape off the Horn. She
ran short Of coal while in storm and
had to put into sheltered place until
boats could be sent for assistance.
The Denison review., 1899-09-01

WASHINGTON, Aug. 30.-The state de-
partment has received the following ca
blegram from United States Consul
Simpson at Puerto Plata, Santa Domin-
go: "All towns in the district except
Monte Christi in possession of revolu-
tionists. This town puerto Phta) sur
rendered yesterday.
The Denison review., 1899-09-01
Feeders Being shipped to iowa.

PIERRE, S. D., Aug. 31.-Every point
along the line Of the Northwestern road
east as far as Highmore reports large
number of buyers out for feeders and
heavy shipments being made to the
corn fields of Iowa, where the cattle
will be put in shape for the market.
The Denison review., 1899-09-01
Unfaithful to His Trust,

MARYvn.LE, Mo-, Aug. 3l.-Investi-
CATION of the affairs of Henry Graves,
who shot and killed himself last week,
according to his own statement shows
that he was $l2,763 shortin his accounts
as public administrator.
The Denison review., 1899-09-01
Buys Missouri Zinc Mine,.

JOPLIN, Mo-, Aug. 31.-Ex- Governor
w. G. Renfrew yesterday purchased for
the American Zinc, Lead and Smelling
company the Center Valley company's
lease on 200 acres of mineral land. The
price paid was $4,000. This makes
$1,000, 900 invested by this company in
Missouri zinc properties within the last
three months.
The Denison review., 1899-09-01
Nebraskan Enters West Point.

WEST POINT, N. Y, Aug. sl.--Among
the candidates who were yesterday ad
mitted as cadets to the military acad-
emy, having passed successfully their en-
trance examinations, was Robert L.
Robson of Nebraska.
The Denison review., 1899-09-01
First Cash For a Free Train.

PIERRE, S. D., Aug. 31.-The first
cash on the fund for the return of the
South Dakota troops, 81 900, from this
city, was received by State Treasurer
Schamber yesterday Besides this the
people Of Blunt, in the eastern part of
the county, have raised $10O, which is
in excess Of the amount apportioned to
the county. If other districts do as
well as this, the fund will soon be
raised.
The Denison review., 1899-09-01
Gulf Boycott to Be Called on.

Gulf Boycott to Be Called On.
CHICAGO, Aug. 30.-It is believed the
boycott against the Kansas City, Pitts
burg & Gulf will be called of by it's con-
nections. Counsel for a number of Chi
cago- Missouri river railroads, have ad-
vised the officers of the companies to
obey the injunction Of the United States
court, to prevent them from canceling
connection arrangements and pro-rating
arrangements.
The Denison review., 1899-09-01

The senatorial question has nearly
been lost sight of in the onward march
of republicanism. In the face of the
common enemy there should be no
Gear men. no Cummins men, to be q
republican is broad enough platform
for any man.
The Denison review., 1899-09-01
Mourning mt Grand Island.

GRAND ISLAND, Neb., Aug. s1.-The
remains of Frank Neptune, late men,
ber of the Colorado regiment which has
just returned from Manila, arrived in
this city yesterday and will be inferred
here, where his parents reside. Death
took place at the Preside after the ar
rival of the regiment in this country.