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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-10
POULTRY.
Receipts Fell on Materially and
Prices Advanced sharply.

EEPI BIlt SPECIAL
New York. July s.-I..ve poultry receipts to-day
were > Western. While there were nearly 6
cars on Sobbers' hands carried over from last
week aiyices u hand Indicate a material fall
ing of In III. receipts and the market advanced
Iisc per II. On fowls and rosters spring chick
i5giGc; southern lA9ls:; fowls iol-c: ROSTERS
ei=c. Turkey Fair % god Sc Ducks.Wester,
s9vasi Dressed poultry receipts to-day. 42s pkss.
The market opened this morning with paie BAR, hosrs:
houses report snsrt adyices for later In the
spring chickens Receivers took the situation to
S, rsst.d n byers at first but the market
finally settled on that basis for dry-picked. willis
Turksy.Niverag- best hers 7asc. Spring chick
ens-Western fancy large dry-Ricked ,. lss iec;
scalded lee small scaiied or dry-piSked 1e4l2sc;
southern small ioailc Fowls-Western dry,
picked prime loe; scaldsd sj:c' So9.nern ana
Chicago Poultry Quotations.
.s Sks sa9s S Ssisssns ssaslec 70 isdse
california Dried Fruits.
New York. July "a rather AL easier undeTt ;d
ow .ng to the large offerings of choice and fancy
SG sSs cSs P gaforn xsrs a1sd
fruits were weak and noninally lower state
sar0rs5s 915sv saSs Prtn ai,O S,s
dried prunes 3l.sa7c per 10. az 10 size and Quail
peaches-Peeled iiaIsc. unpeeiet eG9c.
Turpentine and R0sin.
New York. July ?.-Rosin quiet Turpentine
quiet.
New York July o--Wool quiet.
London July Sat the wool auction sales to-
SsP OF bales offered was sos. Bidding spirit
eli for secured. and good SUPPLY WAS reaiized at
ed for a, hardening prices. especially for eoarse
grades. some good grasses and seoureds were
lection OF woods met with competition and main
tain ed firm prices. Following Is the safe IN detail
groasy 5i.Is I'D Queens and $50 bales; secured
Is -lils I'd sEeasy S,.ao,. sS.sis III Saes;
australia 1.2vp bales; s-easy 6i.aied; New Zea-
n lnG Cod Hope and @
Is sgd: greasy 2i.ssd.
F. aaebhs "a Pa M 5niy s. pel eens
Elgin butter Market.
Eisn IN. July s-Buit Butter, h Urn, at isc; g tubs
OF the week ls.is tubs
New York. July e.-susar-Raw strcSs and held
No. S.iec. 40. SOC. No. 10 500 No. II s;sc.
10 ~ con ce1ft III 4 Soc mold a ssse eui
loaf soc: crushed s.ioc: powdered sioc: grsnu-
" New e orleans. La. July s.-susar strong GEN.
,ri:usaI yellow. 5a5 5-lse: seconds s94sc. Mo-
lasses QUIET and nominal
Metal Market.
New York July s--I1on and steel markets
continue their downward course and are in
II SIS in the valley and steel billets down So
sls,5a and ~. l Northern ma: at SIS TIN was 2
sade ETer II sPa!hy With r. an abs sSys ss q g
los for spot and futures ilsS rs Our market
; s.IS5u COPPER was quiet and unchanged both
here and IN London The closing price in the
. ,Sssl Re snhs cSnpany further reduced tbe
Of lead to-day. Ths price now = quoted ct t.siiI
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MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.

New York. July e.-Flour.I:eceipts is, se5 bbls. !:
live ard iirrn on strong patents. bu, quiet other
wise. Rye aour quiet; sales 81 bbls-: fair 70
good So. LOO J. 60: choice TO fancy &31QSIa Corn
meal strong: yellow Western &c. City Sc;
brandywine 8. s1a2.Ie 2. Rye s s, No West,
Xsxx carlots Barley quiet: feeding Asc c. l. {.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-10

Net receipts at United States ports for three
DAYS ..iSS ba.es. against s.iio for tho same time
last week and les last year: since Sept. j,
s+2s. - bales, against s4l3 s91 bales same time
last SEASON. Exports for three days 4.l69 bales.
against si.sie for same time last week Stock
on hand. is.esi bales. against 4A.0ss bales las:
year.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-10
BY Telecranh

Chicago. Ill. July s--cattle-As was gener-
ally expected. the strength Witnessed IN the mar
ket last week a result Of the diminished offer
irs.s. served TO stimulate to-day's receipts The
arr.N ais are estimated at .cao head, as agains:
- I9s received last Monday and i. rs received
the- corresponding Monday last year. There was
a fairly active demand. some orders for good
cattle remained untitled last week and the
whole a reasonably satisfactory market was
experienced though Portion OF the cattle sold
SllOc lower than they would have sold last
week Native and corn>fed Western steers sold
on a basis OF 81 60d5 for common fair. y %
as 20 for medium. 50 2ei5 - for good. s5-4SgsSl
for choice and s.s5G5.7S for strictly prime
Hogy-After last weeks greatly reduced SUD
plies buyers were eager 10 purchase this morn
ing ard offerings were well taken at better
prices largely DC higher The receipts we're
45,6Ss MONDAY year ago Sales were iars 'sSs
at sJ.Sjff5. a.. The extreme range was sS.iyft
s. 81 Pigs sold at 81. 5oda - according 10 weight
and quality. stays at N.s1a5 and bears at >1-'
a. .,.5 90
:Sheep-The receipts to-day are expected 70
reash about =, go head against DPS, 80, -.
Moncay and II. 2gi the corresponding MoDiay iast
year There was a Better demand for lamcs than
us.el. and tho better class sold lodlSc nisnss
There were too few OF that description .f 81
were salabis at s4ds for inferior lots up 70 ~
66.ss for good to prtms nocks. Few xsas s"o's
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Miscellaneous Markets.

rs ti--a-
SCRAP IRON AND METALS-Iron-Wrou
&c per 100 lbs: heavy cast SOC: steel and uallsa-
Erass-I;sht s.: heavy $li Copper 'l..5e. Lad
CooPERAGf:-In car lots on trb.: Slaves
Cottonwood flour bbl. s6.aen1: No. $50: half
bhl. g; beer keg tledls: lard tierce 81; pork
Shaved hoops-Flour Dbl sII4.5l FOR cooper. s.
for Hcosisr; half tbi. $50; coiled elm 's-fco;j
s.; oak lard uerce, cocper-shaved sseIS: plrk
CooPERAGE-I.ard ,cs sII5: pork bbls Soc;
slack work round-hoop -four hbls. S35a36c: flrt
hoop DO sTdSsc; half bbis- %; meal bhis- &c.
INSTRUMENTATION 500 TO $40 per ton
BEESMAX-Ern,. Prime 2sc per IL
aSc: Y 25d3oc. NIX 2F1esc; xxx i2d15c: NM
SI10c. Tare per cent for- large 70 10 per cent
sjc. Chickens SIC. Turkey-Body &c; toll pc;
wing lie: wing. tail and pointers i$c. wing and
tail az TinS and pointers &C. pointers &C -,
goat 2sd35c. Kids and damaged cot. Texas &c.
RoOTS-Ginsecc at from Si-'5a2.e5 fo- small
TO 81 for large; Lady slipper G.; Seneca &c; pink
size; wahoo-bark If -pot s. .ark of .r"e cd
nc: blood :isc; blueiias Sc; skull cap leaves
roots should be th0rnura!y Gsy and clean before
being shipped to market
SHEEP PELTs.waoi reiis at 59IS1c: lamb
s,a3sc: shear.ings 2sai-.c Try or fallen let's 80
WHITE BEANs-Choioe hand picked rea beans
store So; Western g. .5nGi.,5.
UONEi-Comb at loHI2'ss vhte. inferior.
dark and broken go for less. Extracted and
strained in bbls. sQ6i9c. and In cans &c Ter ID.
JINsEED ou--Per gal: Raw a., SIC: boiled
a. .5c lc per sal less in ear lbs; Castor oil IN
oil-S;rnmer yellow Sc: white sc; winter yellow
sc: white &c.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-10

Liverpool Market-Spot demand fair and prices
unchanged: uplands l-32d- Sales. 10 90 bales
Futures closed quiet and steady. July 59-6t3
$: July-Aug- iS-6id b.; Aug.-Sept. std n !.
sept. OFT. . s-sii G.: oct-N0v. 5+5fd H.. Dec
Jan. 4 i5-cid L.
New York Marksts-Spot firm and TN
changed: IniddIing loi.c. Futures closed steady.
ich Low Nnsa
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Movement of Grain.
stocks of Grain in store.

Shipments Of fiUur-st- Louis. .gS3 bbls-; Chi
ca.6. 2y525 bbls.. Detroit. 4)t bbls.; Milwaukee,
80 ibis. aIinnea polls. 2s.siI bbls.. New York.
5.s-l bbis. and "al5 SKIS: Baltimore. l2?i, bbs.
Philadelphia, Gs4 tons.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-10
THE COTTON MARKETS.
Conditions Were Again Favorable
for the Bull Side.

81. Louis. Monday. July =. 1870.
An ali-Tound good demand caused by stronger
Liverpool cables made the bull side OF the &c
count the fayorite this morning at New York,
and futures closed from IN points better Iiv
srpoo. r"gatnei its losses Of Saturday and closed
higher Tor both spots and futures: all markets
closed at Or the top
Local Market--Steady at hc advance. Sales.
hale
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Totals .b,3sS.ND S.fti.sb G,s-J.e-J
Broornhall's Corn Trade News. Under Gate Of
June &c. summarizes the foreign crop situation
as follows: In Russia good rains hay. fallen and
crop prospects are very satisfactory. In Rou-
ynarfa conditions continue favorable In AUSTRIA
Hungary the wheat yield Is expected 10 70 fully
as large last years In Argentina the aiea
seeded for this crop IS rather larger, owing 10
the splendid seeding time.
Minneapolis wires: Have had. Ideal weather TIE
past week all over the Northwest. and all ,:rc,-.
Including wheat, show marked Improvement
Drove three miles in western lrfrt Of this cou-ty
yesterday and examined many wheat fields. S2me
show thin stand and straw snort while many
fields fairly good XII have headed ana ara
fIing nicely. Poorest fields indicate six bushels
and best fifteen per acre. General reports show
marked Improvement wherever wheat was not
Killed by drought. Think the States VIII harvest
lea coo
The st. Paul crop report Gays that along tbs
Hastings and Dakota divisions the condition of
wheat shows Improvement. Weather mas been
nnfavorable. ard corn Is looking poof Along nc
Southern Minnesota division wheat Is generally
good. but damaged in some sections. Corn is
in excellent shape, and the prospects are for a
large crtp.
In their regular monthly returns to the CHI
caEo Trade fsulla;iH the European supply OF
hreadstuffs afioat and ashore WIS ei49.'sr NJ
on July ]. q tlecrssfe Of S.sSe.y'1 bu- during
June. On July !. 1929; these SUPPLIES were eS-
100 hu. and duly ]. ls9N. a3.ssptstc pu. a
decreases for June Of 100000 bu. and ''So'.p
ku. respectively.
The crop report Of the Burlington road states
that from sIs reports from "a counties OF Ne
hraska 300 speak OF the general stand or corn
a. from good 70 s3cenent A majority REPORT
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lack. s""!v and bury SC 10 &c rer Ii. ie
than above prices.
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Oats followed the course of the corn
fluctuations. being for the most part sub
fect TO the same conditions of demand
and prospective Yield OF growing crop. Lo-
cal receipts were i.s ears aud seaboard
cleatanceS 10.Vi6 bu. Estimate receipts for
tomorrow were 3.9Go bu. The visible sup
ply increased 21naso bu., and the total is
i,1i5.ctJ hu-. as compared with e.b5e,Go bu
year ago.
The opening price for Sept. was over n
range Of from Nc down to 237.c, and the
latter was the lowest point il touched. 1t
rose TO eiSsc and closed with sellers at
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BRICK WANTED.

Office OF =
Commissioner of Supplies.
fifv Hall I1lN- ~ to.,a
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LIVE -T'urkeys-Averase receipts
bU6c. Chicktns-Hcus 6s7c. rough and heavy
ROSTERS %tec. ducks 5l-c: live pigeons .5c per
drz. Geese &c Spring chickens quoted at log &C
per 10. spring ducks 9psc: spring geese -.
Squads zoe Live pigeons 1Sc-
NEALS-thoICe Ia fancy 6aGi-c per 10 iiir
Sic: kerstics. rough and thn b.: &c Sheep
quotahie at 81 dIc. thin ewes and bucks .iIBSc.
CkNlce Suing limbs 4i,I5c.
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When sold round: tireen-eaItcl Missouri and.
Illinois q. ATsnf.saS and southern 80, Dry
flint HUi.c Texas l5isJ. average Texas '.r. VA.
In. Arkansas and T.nucS--r L.. Mis-isSjIgi
ana Alabama i4-s.. dry fallen a.; d'y salt 81
L.. When Sold S'!--tlpU- Et,.n sal'4
No. Ia. No. = Giac; bull q. Clue Wet 20 e.
iTy flint ". 1 Ice, No. H.: Iul' T.. 'Slls
and glue hides " p~y-sait,-i No ! E'=c. NJ.
l. &c. Green uncured &c Ter i". les than
Cured
The Coconino sun., 1900-10-20


 The poster of the Elks' minstrel show attracts good deal of attention.
 The Ladies Aid Society of the NJ. E. church will give d dinner on election day.
 Henry F. Banta and family have gone to Jerome, where they expect to spend the winter.
 Gov. N. O. Murphy, the Republican delegate for congress, will speak here on Thursday night, October p.
 Judge Wm. Barnes of Tucson, was passenger on No. yesterday on his way home from trip to New York city.
 Mrs. Jennie Poynter has brought action for divorce from Esau POvnter. They are well-known colored citizens of this place. /
 District court in and for Navajo county will convene at Holbrook on Monday next, Judge R. F. Sloan pre- siding.
 E. M. Doe and wife left Thursday for New York, Boston and Washington. Mir. Doe goes on legal business and expects to return on November T.
 F. F. EllinwoOd has rendered his esignatiOn as chairman of the only genuine. name blown in bottle, Demo- cratic territorial central committee.
 Town Marshal w. A. Bayless, who has been confined to his home with sore throat for the past week, is able to re- sume his duties. John Marshall acted as marshal during the illness of Mr. Bayless.
 Those having reserved seat tickets for the Elks' minstrels should remem. Der that the chart will be open for the selection of seats at Brannen's drug store at : o'clock p. m., on Saturday, October P.
The Coconino sun., 1900-10-20
BRIEF LOCALS.


S~N\\\\\\<<<N N<<\N\<<%<\\S Father billy was in Chloride Tues day.
 Mrs. P. NJ. Gavin is visiting relatives in Louisville, Ky.
 NJ. J. Riordan left for Los Angeles Wednesday aud will return tonight.
 The candidates on the Republican ticket will address the voters of Maine tonight.
 David Babbitt left Sunday on ten days business trip to Los Angeles and San Francisco, Cal.
 H. F.. Jordan. wife and daughter, who have been in the east for the past two years, returned Tuesday.
 I. Greenlaw, a cousin of c. A. and F. F. Greenlaw, who has been spending a few days here, left for his home yester- day.
 Mrs. J. C. Milligan. who has been Vlsltlng relatives m Kansas ana New Mexico for some time past. returned Tuesday.
 George Hoxworth, the Democratic candidate for treasurer. spent several days this week in Williams. Harry HoxwOrth acted as treasurer during his fathers absence.
 Rev. George Logic of the Presby- terian church left Thursday morning for Phoenix to attend the annual meet ing of the synod at that place. He carries with him an invitation to the synod to meet at Flagstaff next year.
 The Arizona Lumber X Timber Con- pany have commenced the erection of a handsome stone office just across the street from their present office. The new office will contain fire proof vault and will be attractive and convenient.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-09-21
After !tha starch rsusG.

LINCOLN, Neh.. Sept 90.-Attornsy
General Smyti,, n with the consent
3of the supren,t., ~, 4 filed Quo-warranto
proceedings * -s the United Starch
company and tie ArgA Starch COM
pany, the latter = Nebraska corporation
operated at Nebraska City The at-
4torney general alleges the National
Starch company Is y trust, operating Il
restraint Of trade, and should be pro.
hibited from doing business in the state
- Nebraska. !. .: B.
Eorty-two Reported Ashore IN the Straits
;'i7 OF aseile Iale. 81 S .s$
81. JOHNS, N. r.. Sept. 20. Forty
two fishing vessels are ashore ii The
Straits of Belle Isle and as many as 80
will 10 totally lost. This is in addition
to the disasters previously reported.
Shipwrecksd crews, aggregating W.
persons. have been brought south by
the mail steamer, and special sailor
viii 90 for the others Immense stocks
Of Goldfish have been lost with the
5hippinR. 5t, 5s Isl 3;s5 s9 q 81 y;
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-09-21

How to Renovate Black Clothes.
d Shine can be removed from cloth by
means Of q mixture made as follows:
Fuller's earth, quarter Of a pound,
moistened with pure spirits Of turpen-
tine, salt Of tartar two ounces, potass
three ounces. Work the whole into Z
paste with sufficient soft soap to bind
1T cut into squares and set aside to dry.
10 apply, moisten q piece Of cloth and
apply little Of the mixture, rub well
TIL It fathers. then sponge OF. Rub as
dry as possible, then 60 over second
time with a sponge wet with solution
Of common ammonia. Then give
final touch with a stiff clothesbrush.
and the article Will, look as good as
new. This preparation will also re-.
move grease. $# .sf \ "a u
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-09-21
Endured Deaths Agonies.

I. Only q roaring fire enabled j. Nj.
sGarretson, OF San Antonio, Tex, to
lie down when attacked by asthma,
from which he suffered for years. y He
writes his misery was often SO great
that It seemed ne endnred the agonies
OF death; but Dr.. Kings New Dis
covery for consumption s olly
cured him. This marvel GUS dicine
lie the only known cure for asthma
az well as consumption, coughs and
colds, and all thr Dat, chest and lung
troubles. Price Soc and 81. 90.
Guaranteed, Trial bottles free at u.
ID. Browns drug store. ~, rs. \
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-09-21
PUZZLES TliE Pls CLANS,

nalf i Dosan Car Pass over ~ xowa
|: NJ WI IGsA - BfsAk No lsonAs. ri 3ts845
FoRr DopaE. seps. 81 ~ ocal
sphysicians ~ pushed ovsr tho case 5of
Martin swanson. X 60 rspairsr q the
Illinois CsntEal rail whose body
passed sundsr the Hheels " half train.
Swanson 49, 81 work under Tho cabooss
whom the swit engine backed 4 long
train of cara on him. he. tried to 81
cape but was caught nnder the Wheels
Eof half 4 dozen cars before he was res.
euod. y 8 ID n t8S3 N.
The CO wheels passed over his right
hip and diagonally adross the body, but
not y single bone was broken nor did
is sustain any internal injuries that
can IS ascertained. The only evidences
q tho remarkable accident On Swan
son' body arc : few skin abrasions and
q dark line where the wheels passed
across this seemingly rubber man. "a
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-09-21
,5MR. CONCERTS oPINl ON.

Says s'eking Must He Occupied Until
some settiement IL Effected. ;si
FEKING, Sept. II. via Shanghai, Sept,
Mr.. Conger. the United States
4: Fer, says that Peking must be or-
pied BY forei GU troops IN I'll some ses-
element is effected, as Other " i.;s al the
ssvalne5o III the expedition will be lost.
General Chaffee has b issued orders
prom biting the American troops from
shooting from boats. looting or forag-
ing. Every facility lis to be given to
Chinese who desire TO reopen their
shops and everything taken must p
paid Tor. slS5
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-09-21
How to Make scotch Broth.

How to Make Scotch Broth.
Take q pound Of the scrag end Of the
neck Of mutton cut IN small pieces and
put it on in three pints of cold
water. add half teacup each Of nicely
chopped carrot, celery, turnip and
shredded onion. Let It cook slowly for
two, hours, skimming well to remove
the fat f the soup Is too thick, more
water may be added. Season with
pepper and salt, and scatter q little
chopped parsley over when in the
tureen. a Eatt.e, 5EE% " #:, s,s,5 H. u
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-09-21

sHSw to "A lsrspars me- In yarasss
49, hs0ins ma Newell yVays. ", s3s

sH0w u y lsrSpars yhoIA III ;varAsUs
\ nj esthssns and Novel yvays. " 5s5
Tomatoes Z IA Jacques. lfince cold
roast On broiled chicken and ada Ia It .
few chopped chives and I very little
chopped green pepper. Make . rich
cream sauce and heat the mixture
thoroughly iii Il. Scoop out the tomn-
toes and sprinkle with pepper and salt.
Fill them with the chicken and place
6n the ton y large mushroom covered
with loft butter. Place In q quick oven
and heat thoroughly. INK 81 s8%
i. Broiled tomatoes are excellent served
with 6sh or broiled chops. Cut the to-
inatoes horizontally II two. Leave the
skins on. Place them on q broiler with
the skin side down. Dust with salt
md pepper and broil without turning
over moderate fire Is to 20 minutes
or until tender Lay on q hot dish and
spread each piece with butter. h.
I. Tomatoes and Rice. --S Slice half q doz-
en- ripe tomatoes or the same amount
of5canned tomatoes. Season with pep
per and salt and put piece Of butter
here and there upon them. Mince two
onions finely and sprinkle over the to-
matoes. Cover the saucepan and steam
slowly - minutes. Then pour q gilIof
rich brown sauce over them. Stir oft
en- and let them simmer till done. Have
ready four ounces Of finely boiled rice.
Stir this III with the tomatoes and mix
thoroughly. ...: Ss..; n !. 81. \. Il
a Tomatoes and Cheese. Take six ripe
tomatoes Of equal size. Cut circles Of
the top Of each and scoop out the in
side. Press the pulp through a sieve
and mix In with It d little salt, cayenne,
two ounces Of butter broken in bits,
two tablespoonful of bread crumbs,
one onion minced fine. a teaspoonful Of
parsley and two very large tablespoon
fuls Of grated parmesan cheese. ELL
the tomatoes with this mixture. put on
the tops again and bake In q moderate
oven. Serve with mushroom sauce.
Tomato Fritters. Bake some toma-
toes until nearly cooked, add some par
mesan cheese and a little chopped on
ion. Add as much cream and the white
Of an egg as will make the preparation
Of the constituency Of butter. Drop this
batter into q frying pan Of boiling but
ter, and when the fritters rise take
them out and serve, Just busting them
over with grated parmesan cheese. i,
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-09-21
4 Both Sides Are Ardently Seek
Y, Ing the difference of the
5s85 United States. sS5
I. HAS No !. HOPE Of /. HARMONY N
America Must Take Sides or
ID Act Independent az the IL
III 8s5 Other Nations.
Chinese Government Is Urging
the Latter Course on the
" Administration. 35sSs

WASHINGTON. Sept. 20. With the
German proposition to postpone psaos
negotiations with China until the par
sons responsible for the Picking ont.
rages are punished. and the French and
Russian notification Of the purpose Of
those governments to begin such nego.
( tiations at once awaiting him, the pres.
ldent found much matter Of Importance
TO dispose Of upon his arrival in Wash.
ington from Canton. He lost no time
IN notifying the officials he desired 70
consult Of his return, and the day, was
largely given mp to private discussion.
Although it was stated that no answer
would be ready to the German note
during the day, II appeared that the
president had arrived at conclusion
@ to the nature Of the response that
should be made, but al the information
90 to its nature was refused at tho state
department. Tho German government
I apparently 10 anxious for speedy an
swer, % Baron sternberg paid two
viaits to the state department after the
. German note was delivered. The Obi.
nese minister also was twice ct the
state department s5#s# s555 i.
seeking 60 Iaausnos the Governmsnt
not to agree to the joint action sug-
gested in tho German note. ;3 ss ~
The conclusion reached from the
days developments 10 that the powers
are dividing % to China and that at
present Germany and Great Britain
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-09-21

Proninsnt Republicans Tsks the stump.
NEW York, Sept, 20. Senator Frye
win begin an extended stamping tour
for Mckinley and Roosevelt next week.
He will speak in New Jersey, Mary.
land and West Virginia. Mr.. IDalzell
.of Pennsylvania will begin this week
in New York. and will continue for
some time in this state. Senator Thurs
ton Of Nebraska begins to speak next
week in West Virginia. &:
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-09-21
!. nc VITO !, Make Fiah Batter.

W. Good flying batter for fish is pre-.
pared :::s fellows: Put four ounces Of
dour IN o> 4 basin. with half tea
spoonful of salt. Stir in gradually q
'taL,e!si :sr,ifs:l Of salad oil and one gill
$cf #tsp:t' Wi tor az. Beat two whites of
eggs d 4 STIFF froth and stir them
alightls in.T the -four, Let the batter
stand for itr:o hours ID 9 cool place and
beat II UP ngain before using.