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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1900-10-11

The diplomatic tangle over the Chinese
settlement seems in a fair way to be I'M
raveled. Germany has receded from the
proposals which threatened to break the
European concert. France has submitted
plans, Endorsed by Russia, which may aid
materially in reaching an agreement sat
isfactory to the powers. The United
States has practically agreed to Ger
many's modified views. The German and
American notes deal almost entirely with
the question as to how and by whom the
punishment of guilty Chinese officials
shall be inflicted. The French proposals
cover the entire range of settlement and
are likely to be acceptable to all the pow
ers Whether they are acceptable to
China, however, remains to be seen. The
punishment Of guilty officials, many Of
them princes of the realm, will be diff
cult task for the Chinese government to
undertake, and may bring on revolu-
ton which would tax the resources of the
powers to deal with. The indemnity de-
manded by the several powers is likely
to be so enormous that China will be TN
able to pay without the loss of territory,
while the razing of the Taku forts will be
a severe strain on Chinese national pride.
The powers may have agreed between
themselves as to the methods to be adopt
ed in negotiating a final settlement, but
the day of settlement is evidently far off.
go
The British elections have been active
ly in progress during the week, and the
results have been those predicted. Lord
Salisbnry's administration has received
an Endorsement emphasized by largely in
creased Conservative and Unionist ma
jorities and diminished Liberal vote.
Chamberlain's policy, whether for the
good or ill of the empire, has been ac-
cepted by the English electors. The only
possible construction to be placed on the
verdict Of the English electorate is that
the conduct of the war in South Africa,
with all it's mistakes and errors costly to
life, has been indorsed, and that the an
nexation of the two Boer republics is APP
proved. All other issues were lost sight
of. No other question was raised.
-:-:-
Paul Kruger seems to be no longer
| identified with the destiny of South AT
RIGA. Bent and enfeebled with long
life, bearing in his declining years the
burdens and responsibilities of war for
the existence Of the republic he himself
has largely created. he is going to the
Netherlands an old man. He will be re-
ceiyed by Queen Wilhelmina with all the
Konors accorded a ruler of free and SOW
ereign people, and the British public will
hardly resent the homage of the Dutch
people to man of their own race who
dared face on field Of battle the mightiest
empire Of Christendom.
-:-:
Berlin's highest structure, apart from
the churches, is the 31S-foot high Chin
ney Of the electric elevated road power
house Only two church steeples surpass
it. that Of the new cathedral, $50 feet,
and that OF the Kaiser Wilhelm Memo
rial Church. $40 feet.
The cablsd intelligence from st. Peters
burg to the effect that the Ameer OF AZ
gilanistan is making active preparations
FOR war with Great Britain may be ac-
cepted with many large grains 81 allcss
cnca.
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1900.
$672,7S2,724
13O,865,911
Polling Favors Mckinley.

Judging by the results of the polls be-
ing taken in the big Office buildings III
Chicago, an immense vote will be piled
up for Mckinley and Roosevelt in the
Republican wards of the city. That
this will be true has become evident by
the result of the poll in Marshall Field
& Co.'s big store, in the Marquette
building where the vote is five to one,
and in the Monadnock building where
it is six to one in favor Of the admins
tration. The Rookery, one of the
largest Office buildings, shows a still
larger Mckinley percentage, the ratio
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1900-10-11

manage it. SOME of the listeners inter
rupted Dowie, and he lost his temper
He said he would not tolerate Interrupt
tons, and one man was elected.
Dowie announced that he would hold
baptismal at later date. He said the
London churches had refused to allow
him to use their baptismal fonts, but if
nothing else were handy he would get
bathtub and have policeman guard it.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1900-10-11
How Our Trade Grows.

III spite of the drawback of war in
China, our exports to Asia show a good
months of 1900 as compared with the
same months in 1899. Exports to all
parts of the world are increasing, show
ing the value of commercial expansion.
The following table shows our ex-
ports to each of the grand divisions Of
the world durings the eight months Of
1900, compared with the corresponding
period of 1899:
Exports Of the United States by grand
divisions:
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1900-10-11

come to give Lon
don a spanking,
and intended to
wage relentless war
against the Church
of England. He de-
nounced the arch
bishop of Canter-
bury as an incom-
petent, and said
his place ought to
be filed by some
hodv who cOuld
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1900-10-11
BANK WREcKER IN EGYPT.
ID. ID. Dare Said to Have Been Seen b.
Traveller in Alexandria.
BRYAN STATES BLACK.

A German traveller who has just re-
turned to Cheyenne, Wyo-, from tour
through Egypt, reports that he saw and
conversed with D. .. Dare, the default-
ing vice-president of the Cheyenne Ma
tionaI Bank and the National Bank OF
San Diego, CAL, which failed in 1891,
less than six months ago. The bank
wrecker is now president of the Alex
andria Street Railway.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1900-10-11
Notes of Current Events.
Big cave found at Tucson, Ariz.
nan,nonv HaIl raised Sic. 600 for Gal

Tammany Han fafseu @IO,o00 I0I usI-
weston.
Frank Shepard, a well known Chicago
publisher, is dead.
Hon. G. A. Collier, former mayor of
Atlanta. Ca, is dead.
Andrew Douglass, Chicago, was crush
ed to death by falling girder.
Ex-President Andrade, Venezuela, is
in New York. Rumored he will start
another revolt against President Castro.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1900-10-11
Savings in National Banks.

No surer proof of the present pros
perity of the people Of the United
States can be found than in the increas-
ing deposits in the savings, State and
National banks. The latest available
data have just been published by the
Comptroller of the Currency, and cover
only comparatively small portion OF
the deposits in the national banks. but
they are sufficient to afford an indica-
ton of the whole.
+ The growth in twenty-six Of the cities
of the country is as follows:
1900 ........-........ 81, 125, 0Ss, 491
1896 ................ 739, 604 1896
Increase ......... $685., 4s4 ,Oe6
The prosperity Of the people is the
best reason why the election OF Presi-
dent Mckinley for another term seems
certain.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1900-10-11
ROOSEVELT is REvlLED.
Chicago Rowdies Assail Him Near
Church.

Gov. Roosevelt, while in Chicago on his
campaign trip, was subjected to insult
ing and railing remarks Sunday while on
his way to and returning from the Trim
ity Dutch Reformed Church. Newsboys
Of the rowdy order and bnrly ruffians who
have attained mans estate hurled Inyec-
tives at the Republican vice-presidentiai
candidate toe vile for reproduction IN
print.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1900-10-11

unable to consume as much of the prod
ucts of the farm as they would in the
event of Republican success. and the
farmer knows the value of having an
era Of prosperity among those who eat
and wear his products.
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being nine to one. The vote Of Il
Rookery in detail is as follows:

This class of voters is largely the
same as supported Cleveland in 1892.
and indicates to a certainty how the
business men of the city feel toward
continuing the present good times.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1900-10-11
oUTBURsT BY DOWIE.

Zionist Leader Opens His Campaign
in London.
Zionist Dowie opened his campaign in
England Sunday night at Holborn town
hall. He told his hearers that he had
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1900-10-11
enough to work without pay day in
sight?
Not the American workingman.

Not the American workingman.
Remember the adder that came crawl
ing along in the grass and stirred up
trouble in the Adam and Eve days.
Capital and labor must pull together
for another four years Of prosperity.
pent
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y now VT0FIueU TU5 1t -
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sssxs.z AXES xgs.Sy uIs o lEzSUU % IUVf77N
omitted from such ordinance any mart Sc
] narfx Of said eh1nter 40n. no ne1r 1880.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1900-10-11

section a.ss Ths !, E hereby spproprIated
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z :. ~ s. als.,s necessary me
Of each house shall ap-
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No. 10. s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-03
BRITISH ELECTIONS.
Liberals Holding Their Own. vi i the Coz
servativts Far in the Lead

London. oct. $50 \. M.-Yestcr-
days pol!ngs III the Parliamentary
general election leave the stat. Of par
ties at present as follows: MINISTERIAL
lists. us: Liberals. 81. Nationalist. 10.
OF the 232 seats thus disposed III the
Ministerialists. OF rather the Conserv-
atives, have gained six. Including
Stockton Middlesboro and Leicester.
ana the Liberals seven. including Glou-
cester. Grantham. Northampton. swan
seatOwn. Hastings ana South Wolver-
hampton. Increased Conservative ma
jorities are especially noticeable in
London and Lancashire Almost all
the London divisions were polled yes
terday.
So far from Mr.. Henry Labouchere
losing his seat i'm consequence Of his
correspondence with Mr.. Kruger.
Northampton is now represented BY
two Liberals. Mr.. Labouchere, however,
did not head the poll. although he Sc
cured a heavy vote.
a few Scottish constituencies have
been polled. All show that the Liber-
ais are holding their own in Scotland.
Among the interesting new Liberal
nlehlpeIS - WI mem -N'A iiliH va 't'O
London Daily Chronicle. who was
elected member for Wolverhampton.
Uproarous scenes occurred in the
Bermondsey division Of Southwark,
London. last evening, partly owing e
the disappointment felt at the inabil-
ity of Mr.. Winston Churchill, the new
~ elected member for Oldham, to make
speech he had promised Mr.. Church
i'll wired that Mr.. Bafour had COM
wandered" him to speak at Stockport.
Mr.. Henry J. c. Gust, formerly editor
Of the Pail Mall Gazette. undertook TO
speak in Mr.. Churchilrs place. but met
with a very hostile reception, was
obliged to abandon the attempt and
was assailed and maltreated. the meet
ing breaking up in confusion
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National League Standing.
BICYCLE RACES AT BR0cKTON.
" c. S.ns0n OF Cambria &C. Breaks Records
Galore. tuesday Night.

Diockton. Mass. oct. AT the Shoe
City oval this evening. w. q. Stinson
of Cambridge, broke every bicycle rec
ora for three to Is miles inclusive, in
the three Cornered motor paced race
between Stinson. Harry Elkes, the
worlds champion, and James Moran of
Chelsea. 1t was to have been %
mile race but Stinson was kept going
tn see if he could break the record for
an hour. owing to a misundcrst2nd-
ing. however. he stopped after the 18th
mile. The attendance was small. Stin-
son Won by 324 laps over Moran and
AZ laps over Fixes. lie clipped one
minute ana 81 seconds off the 25-mlr
record $40; his time being 3'."2.
Moran. who was nearly 4 mile behind
Stinson at . miles. made that distance
in seconds less than the previous
record 1t was Itlkes' first appearance
On the local track and he seemed afraid
cf the turns.
Stiason took the lead in the Third
mile ana kept it throughout
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CONCERTED WHOLE SCHEME.
Havana Post Says Estes G. Raihbore Must
Answer to Serious Charges.

Havana. oct. 1.-THE Havana Post,
referring. today, to the post office
frauds made the following statements:
1--WE have been quietly and on our
own account working up the case
against Mr. Estes G. Iiathbore and we
now believe that he will be charged
with having concerted the whole
scheme of embezzlement. 1t may even
be shown that he secured for himself
something between $27, 900 ana sos 900. ."
Mr.. Ernest Lee Conant, special coun-
sci of the government in the matter.
when asked to confirm or deny the as
sertion5 Of the Post, replied that he
would not deny or confirm them. Ike
said, however, that Investigations had
not been confined to a mere revision Of
accounts.
AT today's meeting Of the Havana
municipality no vote was taken on the
question Of accepting the improved
plans for sewerage and paving The
subject will be further considered at
the next session.
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Foot Rail Notes.

The undergraduates Of Princeton were
pleasantly surprised Tuesday night. On
receiving the announcement from Captain
Pell Of the foot ball team, that tbs Yale
game viii positively be played At Prince
ton. Nov. Il. Capt. Pell was in New ork
and in all probabilities met z committee
Of prominent alumni who strongly urged
that the game he played at PRINCETON. lie
also said that the new stand will be built
in sufficient time to be used for the Yale
game. Hence it can be assumed that the
contract was let Tuesday, or at least
will be within q few days
The Harvard foot BAN team played
much better in practice At Cambridge
Mass Tuesday, but enthusiasm was
players. Hallowell, who was certain TO
make right end this year sprained his
ankle in blocking one of Days kicks ana
will be unable 70 play for at least three
weeks and may not get back into the
game untu after the Pennsylvania game.
The other injury was a broken leg TO
Howe the freshman guard from Exeter.
The first eleven played two halves against
the third and scored three touchdowns.
Two of these were by straight line plays,
no ground being gained around the ends.
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Chicago Markets.

Wheat acted firm early but turned
heavy on the large worlds visible In
crease. November closing 12G5s under YES
terdly. corn closed n higher and oats
a shade down. Provisions closed ~ up.
The leading futures closed as follows
October. 2sNItl2; November IT'S: De-
cember, 1724d7S.
CORN-october. 397s; November. S.ls;
December. 3t7s
OATS-Octoher. %; November. 22l4 Q3ass;
December. 419sGt23a.
MESS PORk-October. $3.50; Novem-
ber. $lliO. January, SLID.
LARD-Octoter. SEQ; November S7.2ans:
January. $500.
SHORT RIBS-October, $50; Noyem-
Der. $7.41i.; January. $3.50
Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOTR-Firm.
WHEAT-No. 3 spring, 71asa7l.; No.
GoRN-No. >. 4o,.; 10. yellow. 40l.
N4tt.
oATs-No. ?. 22a.a23; No. white, .
026; No. white. 2il4d26l2.
RYE-No. ?. 5lI2.
BARLEY-Fair to choice mailing, 81
ass.
FLANsEED-No. /. s15ol.G 53ls: No.
Northwestern, $1.55
TIMOTHY SEED-Prime. 81. 25di.40.
LARD-S12 % aG7.25.
PORK-Mess, $l2&q12S5; short ribs
sides. SS.l0lIS.3O; dry sailed shoulders, 81
u62s; short clear sides, $50.
SUGAR-Cut loaf. $3.50; granulated.
$50; confectionery a. $500; of a. s5.5
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.c1 York Produce Mzrss,.

I'LL, 1r. New FORK, Oct
~ $50 bbls.; sales. 1850 pkgs Market va
steady with moderate trade closing I'M.
settled with the late break in What
Winter straights, s5.J5N3.55; Minnesota
patent. S42Od460.
RYE-DulI
w HEAT--Receipts, 17.,275 bushels; e.
ports 1879 bushels; sales. 2.S50O0J hush
els futures. 10000 bushels spot: spot easy.
No. , red, 6ls4 Lob. afloat: No = red Ii
elevator; No. ! Northern Duluth vi
LOB. aiioat; NO. ] hard Duluth 500. f.0,b
afOat. ''"
CORN-Receipts ZIG. 200 bushels; ex-
ports 900, $50 bushels; sales. 10000 bushe1s
futures. 10000 bushels spot; spot firm:
afloat.
OATs-Receipts. 191. 500 bushels; exports
55l.NSS bushels, spot steady: No 2 SIN
2iJri; No. B. .; No. white. 27l4GZ7z.: No
2 white. 26s4Nt2I; track mixed Western. x
02G-, track white Western. 2614G3i; track
white state. 2Gla034.
BEEF-Steady.
CIT MEATS-Steady.
LARD-Firm; Western steamed, s7.5:
October closed S7.75, nominal: refined
firm continent. $3.50.
PORk-Firm.
t-TTER-Barely steady: creamery. l7F
~. factory, 1$i-Hl6l3; June creamery. lss1
2ll..; imitation creamery. I5qis; state
dairy. l5ieM2l.
CHEESE-Firm; large white, 1lLTlfI.
small white, lll4Mll2s. large COlOred. M;
small cOlored. III.
PETROLECM-Ea Easier.
TERPENTINE-F Firm.
RIt'E-Firm.
MOLASSES- Steady
SCGAR-Raw, firm: fair refining. ~;
centrifugal IS test. SCI; mOlasses sugar. /:
refined. steady.
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SIGHTSEEING IN MONTREAL.
Ancient and Honorable artillery Company q
Boston. Royalty Entertained.

Montreal. oct. 2.-The members Of
the Ancient and Honorable Artillery
90. Of Boston. spent the time in sight
seeing. this forenoon. and at / o'clock
the company, headed by the Salem Ca
Diet Band, marched down to the wharf
and boarded the steamer Duchess Of
York for a trip through the Lachine
canal. returning via the Lachne Rapids
Montreal was reached about $50
O'Clock this afternoon. when the COM
pany took the street cars to the Wind
sor and partook Of dinner and then adj
iourning to the armory Of the Victoria
Rifles. Montrears crack regiment
where the officers of the local regi-
ments rendered them a smoking con-
cert
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A Substitute i";coal.

London is trying to produce a substitute
for household coal. Common peat. chcmi
cally prepared. is the proposed "new
coal" Whether it will replace the faith
full old fuel remains to be seen. Time
will weigh it in the balance and if found
wanting, relegate ii to the graveyard Of
failure, where so many imitatOrs of Hos
letters Stomach Bitters, the great dys-
pepsia cure. may be found. This has been
the only genuine cure for half Il century.
Every sufferer should try it for cunsti-
patton, indigestion. dyspepsia. liver OF
kidney troubles, if ne would be cured. BE
sure to get the genuine with our private
revenue stamp over the neck Of the bot
tie. There Is nothing as good for malaria,
fever ana ague, or to counterfeit rheuma-
tism.
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Serious Fire at Williamspori. Pa.

Williamsport Pa. Oct. 81 \. NJ
Shortly after midnight fire broke out in
the large shoe factory of J. L. Dayton q
Co, and at O'Clock this morning, was
not under control. The plant will be a
valued at 5000. 900. partly covered by in
surance. Adjoining property is in immi-
nent danger of being burned.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Hon. l.. p. Farris Of St. John, y. b;
whose appointment as commissioner o.
agriculture made it necessary FOL, MN I'm u
appeal 70 the people. was elected, lue va
day, after a bitter fight. by an inereasg1a
majority. His opponent was Horton ..
Hetherington. With one place to hea'
from. Mr.. Farris leads by S59.
Four more fishing vessels with crews
aggregating 50 men We're posted at 81
Johns. y. F.. Tuesday, as having peeh
lost during the great gale of Sept. 10,
This is likely TO complete the list u
local disasters. The British cruiser
Charbdis, which returned to 81. JOINS
from the northeast coast. TUESDAY re-
ports that the French fishermen opera
ting there have closed their stations
and left the coast after complete IAN
ure, the last retiring week ago.
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1t ~ hardly necessary that any one
should tell You that you need a few
doses of ChJmberlain's Cough Remedy
to IIlay the irritation of the throat.
ana make sleep possible. Ii is good.
Thy il. For sale by Jno. Coughlin. Ia
Water ST.. ana j. 4. E.ougheIan, Gardi-
urr. Druggists
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Dick O'Rrien Whips Bib Silt

Chicago. Oct. AT Tattersalls. tonight,
Billy Stiff of Chicago. and Dick Brien
of Lewiston. Me. met at catch weights,
O. Brien winning an easily earned victory.
O. Brien did all the leading ana repeatedly
landed. Stiff was apparently afraid of
his opponent. to the loudly expressed ids
approval of the crowd.
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New York Cotton Market.

New YORK, OCT. :.
Cotton futures closed steady. October,
1920: November. 995; December, $50; jan
uary. February $50; March, 9-S; Aprii,
$50; May. 9.Sl; June, 9.Sl; July, &Sl; Au-
gust g72. ~,
SPOT cotton closed dun: middling Up
lands, 1O7s; do. Gulf, 1lAs. Sales, lO5 bales.
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500 90.
r. & Dntrhon's tnti DiurttiC

Ma, va worth "a YOU more than w, ~ II
vo May y De ~p child WHO soils bedding rom
INCONVENIENCE of water during Ers.ts the
Cures oId and young alike, i aHIi'wiItch,
tronhle at once. 81. sou ,,,,,, Hs.
Webster * Co., Druggist AUG
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ALL. DISEASES
WEAKNESSES OF MEN

From whatever cause arising, quickly and perrn3
nently Cnred at the old Reiiahle Peaboi,
Medical Institute, No. Bulfnch Street gopposit
Revere House,, Boston, Mass, Established in 1860
Chief Consulting Physician, graduate Of Far
yard Medical college Class OF 1861. late Snrgeui
5tn Reg Mass Vols. who Cures where Others fail
{ consultation in person or by letter. 4 Mciicn
Pamphlet. wade mecuni, Free. sealed, &c. for post
ace, TO every male reader OF this paper. The hea'
titled THE SCIENCE OF LIFE; or
sELF-?R EsEEV ATiGN." $40 PIP, with en-
Single only Sc, in paper covers. sealed. Cloth
full gilt, 81. Send now, and Heal Ihyscif.
.-15ED "The Peabody Medical Institute has man
y iniitators, but no equals. "-Ioston Herald.
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It's the little colds that grow into bic
colds; the Zig colds that end I'll consump-
ton and death. Watch the little colds
Dr. Woods Norway r.Ae syrup.
mon wed, frl& Wky,tf