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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-10-20
CHAPTER NNIIj,


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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-10-20
The growing Cook County city Of
BLUE ISLAND, ILLINOIS,

taxing another stride Unde
old suburban will Assy
aad Lncea Park ancient laid half VIII -
sixth emphasized bic position buis shsN
aa Willis Rudd Of 0rssawse1
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-10-20
Meat renllerer.

A "meat tenderer" Is a tOOthed roller
lying close to a plain roller. When
tough steak Is run several times be.
tween the rollers 1t Is said to come out
tender and juicy.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-10-20
A Cows Hide.

The hide of a cow yields about thirty.
Ave pounds Of leather.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-12
SAVANNAH. GA MONDAY. NOVEMBER - 1900
NEW YORK'S DIVORCE MILL
10 Figure in U Under Assumed
Name Of Th0mpkins.

New York. Nov 1.-THE district attor-
ney's once. which has Ia hand the al
legged divorce mill Of Maison and Zeimcr.
have been tracing the antecedenis OF
Mary n Thompkins. who figured In d.
yorce cases as witness and is now un-
der arrest
The authorities say the woman comes
Of respectable parcntase Her mother Is
said 20 be woman of excellent charac,
ter. ond u is on account Of hor mother
and a sister. who is employed In re-
sponsiblc position in one q the large dry
goods stores Of the city. that the police
have decided to let the womans real
identity remain IN the dark. she will be
allowed 20 nKure Ia the case as Mary
.rhompkins. the name under which she
accepted employment from Mr. Acimer.
In hos been learned hy the police thar
Miss Thompkina was az one time IN the
employ of private detective agency
Another important development In the
ease Is che Identification Of Frank VII
son. who usually acted as the mGn cor
respordeut ns a convicted couuterfeiter
Detective Drummond Of the United states
Secret Service thought he recognized iu
tho description OF Wilson a man whom
the secret Service had convicted of
counterfciung He notified the diNricl
attorney office Of his suspicious and was
asked go go TO the Tomhs 20 see n be
could identify Wilson. He went TO the
Tombs and picked Wilson out OF crowd
Of twenty other prisoners as man v mo-
had been arrested "a both Philadelphi
sud Chicago Tor counterfeiting Wilson
was convicted IN Chicago Drummond SAID
aud served a term Ia prison
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-12
MINE WORKERS WILL MEET.
They Want 90 Arrange 90 Have an
Annual scale Conference with
Anthracite Operators

Indianapolis Nov 1.-THE meeting q
the national executive board Of tho United
Mine Workers of America. which is 20 b.
hcld tomorrow. will be the last Co bee held
hy the board before The national conven-
uon in January Matters Of grave i'm
portance VIII be considered ana the policy
q, bc adopted by the convention viii be
outlined
Foremost among these matters r. the
condition in the anthracite ncld while
che miners wcrc victorious ln the great
strike which has just been settled. this
VAS simply a preliminary skirmsh. aud
q great deal 81 work remains to bo done
~ is announced.
The primary consideration f. to set the
opcntors Ia the anthracite districts Co
meet the rerrcsontativcs of the United
Mine Workers ln annual scale conference.
A. each OF these conferences the price -
mining the powder question and q mum
bcr of other veNing problems. that have
confronted the organization for a number
90 years viii be- nNed ana an agreement
for year entered into
The second question IN Importance 20
be taken up t. tine admission of West
Virginia and Iowa Co the competitive field
Both states have been ciamoring for ad-
mitianco for year and some friction was
apparent al the last convention because
Iowa was not admitted
The members of the eNccWive council
viii hear reports from the organizers ia
the states named aui u the conditions
are regarded as favorable. 10 b. highly
probable thnt both will be- taken into the
fold None of the officials s prepared TO
say whether or not an advance in wage
Will be- asked
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-12
TRlkDS GIVING TROUBLE.
several severe nRttlrs-Nisxion-
aries Are Missing

Victoria b c.. Nov il-Ncws was re-
ceived hy the steamship Victoria concern
ing the rebellion in south China The
Trlads have broken ont in Kwans 81 and
Marshal Su commaudcr-in-chief of the
imperial forces, IS asking for 5000 men
10 suppress them
The British have dispatched infantry
ana artillery 10 guard the Kow Loon from
tier
When the torpedo boat destroyer Handy
was landing men she encountered a force
OF rebels and throw shells among them as
they advanced ON sun Chuan. routing
them and killing forty
a force of Kwang 81 rebels marching
20 Join the Kwan Sing rebe.s. met and de-
f5ated the Imperial troops near Kuang-
ming and captured thirty.
Great preparations for building. mine
laying and drilling OF troops Were going
on IN the affected provinces
battle was fought az Tan Tsou. On
the shan Tuug chi III border oct. II boz
tween imperial troops and Boxers. Gen.
Nuan's troops murdered 5000 and the Box
crs l2.0u Two thousand men were left
10 guard TsauE chou and Cen Mci IN
charge ~ the imperial troops, gave hat
tie outside Tho battle lasted an day.
and resulted In thc defeat q the Box
ers. with great loss. Their leader. Caon.
refused 20 retreat. ana when the hsht
was lost fought with 30i des eraaoes N
a ravine until all OF them We r. killed
His head was taken ard hung on toe
walls OF the city. Six thousand reels
were killed.
Consul Goodnow Of Shanghai has male
summary OF Boxer outrages. showing
that nlncty-three American and British
missionaries were murdered and 10 other
missing
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-12
Will GAruEn N MADRID.
The spanish american Congress and
Its Significance.

Madrid Nov. 1.-THE secret session 81
the Standardization Congress will be-
gin tomorrow They win be devoted 60
the study Of various propositions for the
development OF the commercial relations
between spain and Latin America.
The press to-day warmly welcomes the
delegates In language which f. circum-
spect showing 10 hostility toward the
United States. but uphodlng the necessity
o. the unity OF the Latin family IN Amer
lea.
AT yesterdays session Of the congress
senior Sierra the delegate from Mexico,
emphaticliiy disclaimsd the idea thnt
there was any incompaiihiiity between ihe
present congress and the one that would be
neId in Mexico tn October of next year for
the purpose OF discussing customs duties
among the American nations. He express
ga the hope that the two congresses
would result in benefit not only 90 all the
nations 90 the Western hemisphere. but TO
al humaLiiy as vel. adding that univer-
-ai blessings would follow II compulsory
arhitrauon for differences between ma
lions should result.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-12
INDIANS AnE STARVING.
Natives of Alaska Are in Dire Need
of Assistance.

of Assistance.
Tacoma Wash. Nov. u.-Mrs. james
smith. just returned from Cook IL ct
AIaskl. saws that fully h4lf Of the tlols-
and Indians Of that section. com3r.s.us
ave tribes. are slowly dying q s,arva-
ton
The influx Of white prospectcrs has re
suited IN the killing or of much game
with the result that the Indians are de
prived OF flesh for food and f1rs for
clothing They dried salmon last sum
mcr. but not enough 10 Iast through the
ason. and winter nuds fo o 80 ~
them without enough food 20 lost un't
December
Mrs smith. who g. wealthy m q 'f 3
wife. divided hcr stock ~ provisions with
the destitute Indians .nd now appfals
for further aid Most 20 these Indians
belong 10 the Ru sian church. hut q is
powerlees 10 help them. Uales= proW
lon. are sent by steamer q one sle
saws hundreds viii surely die While hF-
Ina. az Grays Harnor. eight years go
Mrs smith then Mrs Martha Waite.
swan into the surf ana rescued three
shipwrccked sailors from drown lug' t.r
which Congress voted her melal
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-12
MANY cmnNIsE STARVING.
Numerous shipping Disasters ON the
Astattc Coast.

Numerous shipping Disasters ON the
Asiattc Coast.
Tacoma Wash. Nov u.-Oricntal adj
vices received by to-day's steamer stats
that four 60 six million Chimes north Of
Pekin are IN danger Of starving their
crops having been a total failure. one
million picuia Of tribute rice we're 60 DO
dispatched from shanghai ana distributed
among these hungry hordes from Ticn
Tdn anI Pckin. but tho military Of
ncers az Shanghai have given orders that
no rice should he sent out OF Central
China There is great danger that an
immense swarm OF robbers will Dc senI
out 81 the famine district as usually hap
pens.
Many shipping disasters happ mol last
month on the Asfaf.c coast. The tteamer
Aatsunayo caught nre and sank in oashl
has. Her passengers Sete rescusd. The
steamship ilokuahlu Maru was wreckc
on the coast % the Ch4shima isllnda both
vessel ana cargo becoming a totnl l0sa.
The steamer izanaRi Marn sank after
striking Funkeu rock near Otnka AMI
sixteen of her passengers were lost.
Tho japanese third-ciaas coas' defense
vessel katsuragl ~ 90 tons went asao
near Oshima aud before che could bs
towcd on was wrecked hy % severe gale.
cruiser was sent 60 sid her aud sue
cceded in taking of her crew.
News has been received at Yokohama
thai eleven Belgian m4. aionaricH were
murdered by bandits ia Mongolia last
month
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-12
AGREEMENT is MADE
I,N1oYs ~ PEKIN ARRIVE AT An
UNDERTAKING.
MAIN POINTS ARE SETTLED.
NFooTIATIONs FOR PEACE PRO-
CEEDED FAvORABLY.

PEnishment of Leaders and Removal
al the Empress From Power De-
t,rmtncd Upon-Permanent LegR-
non Guards 20 Be Maintained An
Pel.in-Taku Forts to Be RRged.
The Rebellion in Southern China
l. causing Much IncRsiness.
Berlin. Nov. 1.-THE following Is the
fun teNt OF the statement. evidently in
spir.d. u the Cologne Gazette OF .Sasur-
dav a. 60 tine understanding reached by
the rsrresentauves OF the Powers IN
Pekia regarding the Chinese settlement:
"Purparlcrs between the envoys IN
pcku FOR the purpose OF agreeing upon
ehe tualamentals for peace negotiations
with tle Chinese plenipotentiares pro-
cesd flvorably I'm the whole series Of inn
portnrt points.
"a lgrecment has been reached be-
tween the Powers. particularly regarding
The punishment OF the main culpriis, the
maudarlus ana princes. also regarding
toe Witnessing OF the execution OF such
pun.shnouts by Representatives OF the
Power. also regarding the principle OF
paying damage 10 the several govern
menfs for the cost Of the China ex-
petitions. and for damages sustained by
private persons and missions; also re-
gardiug the permanent stationing Of suf-
nel-n, guards for the Pekin legations:
also regarding the raziug of the Taku
forts. and finally. regarding the main
fcnance Of secure and regular communi-
cation getween Pekin and the seashore.
About a number OF other demands put
forth by separate Powers. negotiations
are s,il pending"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-12
REORGANIZATION or ARMY.
Proctor says Regular Army VIII he
$4,000 10 GO.OOO Men.

Washington. Nov. li.-senator Proctor
of the Senate Committee on Military AZ
fairs and AdjutaEt General Corbin Of the
War Department. held an Informal con
ference with the President yesterday re-
lative "a the legislation 90 be asked o.
Congress in connection with the proposed
Increase Of the regular army
Under the existing law" said Senator
Proctor 90 the conclusion of the confer
encc. "the present strength o. the army
90 regulars ard 500 volunteers. vii
be reduced on the nrst Gay u next july
10 1900 regulars Congress Will be asked
by the President 20 reosganize the army
upon a larger basis.
My own judgment is thas Congress viii
provide a regular army Of about $500 or
o. 0o0 men with discretion 20 the President
O. raise the total 70 10000 ! have no
doubt that this legislation viii be enacted
az the coming session"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-12
SUPPOSED SUICIDE
sTERIoUs nIsArrT ARANCE or
GEORGE 4. HI va.
A WEALTHY ORANGE GROWER.
THOUGHT 10 HAVE DROWNED Nm
SELF ~ LAKE HOWELL

lake Was Searched hut No signs of
the nody We're Found-Notc Ia Hl.
Vest Pocket WAS Addressed 60 HIs
wife--It Lett All nl- Propert, to
Ier-No Cause KNOWN for Tunes
Mysterious Action.
Orlando Fla. Nov ll-Dcputy sheriff
Whiddcn has been called 10 Lake HoweI
- Investigate tho mysterious suicide of
George a. iiume. q wealthy orange srov-
cr of thlt settlement
Hume left his homc on Friday morning
!n usual health aud spirits for his ora0 g.
grove Co look after the harvesting of his
fruit ne dil not return 70 the house al
noon or at nisht
a search revealed his hat and vest o.
t,e erourd near the lake. just where 4
ucigahor keeps bla rowboat The boat.
with the olts inside. was found ~ an-
other parg a., the lake with every in
dicstlon 90 having drlftsd there
ln the vest pocket was found a tote.
hastily written with . p0ncil. 90 his wfe.
tcllins hrr whor" she would hnd ton's
lcgal papcrs aud giVns Information abouL
some buslncss matters n closed by say
that all hc had he left % her.
rp 60 tonight diiiseut search OF the
lake failed to nud the body.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-12
FILrpINos AnE NoS-ooMMIrrAL.
American Election Has Produced No
Apparent Change.

Manila. Nov. 1.-THE results Of tho
elections in che United States have been
quietly received here
SO FAR as the Finpinos are concerned
no noticeable change in the situation has
ensued. nor Is any likely 10 occur IN
the immediate future. They nre for the
greater part. non-committal News OF the
outcome VIII slowly work its way through
the country 10 tho armed insurgents
where t1c assurances Of tho leaders that
Mr.. Bryan would certainly be elected
must FIRST be overcome.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-12
NEELY's BROTHER Is DEAD.
NeeIy's Downfall Made Him "a RavinE
Maniac

Muncic. Ind. Nov. ii.-Cyrus c. Neeiy.
81 years Of age died unexpectedly IN the
Fast Indiana Hospital for the Insane nt
Richmond this morning The deceased is
a brother Of Charles r. ". Neely. now IN
jan Ia New York. charged with postal
frauds in Cuba. year ago his mind be-
came slightly affected. the trouble being
attributed to his long service IN railroad
work. and his brothers downfall made
him a ravinE maniac
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-12

Nashville. Tenn. Nov % President y.
psxter Of the Tennessee Coal Iron 0ud
Railway Company tonight denied the
story that tho controlling interest 81 his
company had been purchased ny North
ern capitalists. Statements have been
made Identifying she standard OIL COM
panv and the American Steel ard Wire
Company with the deal an ot when
president Baxter denies.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-12
PLAN or CoTroN sprNNEns.
They Havc Entered "a Combination
to Reduce Expeuses.


Charlotte. y. e.. Nov II The great
majority of the yarn mills of the South
have entered into the plan Of controlling
tho sale Of their products by specially ap-
pointed agents Mills representing an ag-
groEate OF lal.01 producing splndles. have
Enihed their agreement - the n0~ fs-
nous concentration plan proposed BY this
special committee and Endorsed by tho
board OF governors ~ The southern Cot
ton Spinners' Association.
The object Of the plan D. that the selling
Of Southern cotton yarns b. placed IN the
hands cf "a limited number OF Northern
commission marciIuuts-ten or clght-with
a view 10 the reduction - selling costs
and the prevention u speculation IN the
product Of Southern yarn mills by tho
middle men or commission merchants.
Tho fact that mill men representing 20
great a number of Hpindlcs have slvcn
their assent. practically insures the sue
rcss Of tho plans Of the Southern Cotton
spluuers' Association.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-12
TO ABOLISH TsUNG Ii YAMEN.
Important Feature of Chinese Nego-
uations Omitted.

uations Omitted.
W. hingtou Nov. u.-f. as reported IN
tbc cologne Gazette the Powers have
reached d dcGnite understanding in regard
- China lts terms as stated by tha, news
paper omit several features. which have
been source OF discussion among them.
Probably the most important Of these is
The proposition 70 abolish the cumbersome
.ace of tie Tslng-,i-Yamen. or board OF
f.rclsu annirs. aud place the duties Of
fat. body under tho supervision OF one
= oa who shall be directly responsible
the management Of its affairs, This
nse has been urgently desired by our
ernmcut.
Nothing came from Minister Conger to
Minister Wa said tonight that ne
i nor any Information bearing on the
.ements 81 the imperial family. lie
not disposed TO credit the statement
tae court intended 10 go 20 Sze
sau province. lur.he 20 the west from
ere 81 is now. uUl-ss compelled 20 DO
IS result OF the military operations
E the allies
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-12

New York. Nov lion board the
steamer la Champagne. which arrived
this morning from Havre. was Capt.
Beonide Dobrosworsky. commander OF
the Russian gunbost Gljak Capt Do
broaworsky VIII cross tne continent and
20 to China He will Join the Gijak at
Port Arthur with the Russian Chinese
squadron.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-12
MEETING OF ANARCHISTS.
Gathering In Chicago in Memory of
Parsons and Others.

Gathering In Chicago I'm Memory Of
Parsons and Others.
Chicago. Nov. li--IIerr Most. with his
aercencss subdued to genteuess was the
orator here to-night u the thirteenth an
nivcrsary OF the execution OF anarchists
Parsons. Spies. Fischer and EnEcL The
meeting was held IN Central Music Hall
The place was free of uniformed police
men. but two city detectives stood on the
cigc OF the crowd In the lobby. few
years ago police Interference with the
speakers was Of frequent occurrence at
t.o annual celebration.
Except for the notable Increase IN the
number of attendants and the softenine
Of the language used the meeting differed
from the previous annual gatherings only
In that Mrs Lucy Parsons was conspicu-
oas by her absence and that a big United
States flag was displayed with the rcd
flags used 10 the decoration Of the stage
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-12

Now York Nov. i2-Four alarms were
sent out az o'clock this morning for a
fire in the building at G and 81 Walter
street. tho ground noor OF which is oc-
cupiod by D. and + l. Mayer. Importers
Bud dealers IN cotton bagging The fire
BE- IN tho three upper stories.
The fre Is under control Loss, SIS h01.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-12
WANTED SUR WITHDRAWN.
EnrnEcd Husband Tried 10 I<III His
wife and shot Himself

Buoyrus. o.. Nov. u-MrE Amos Dice
nled suit for divorce IN court here yes
torday and at an early hour this morning
her husband beat down her bedroom door
with an ak and demanded that she With
draw her suit She refused 10 do 50.
aud he opened frc on her with revolver.
one of the three shots taking effect Ia
her brcaa. Dicc then shO, himself AMI
also cut his throat win a razor, nut enc
fought him on until he dropped dead from
ioss OF tlood Mrs. Dice Is now Ia a
critical condition.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-12

Paris Nov i2-Elrhf persons were
killed and fifteen wounded IN collision
between suburban train and an ex-
press yesterday morning ai Choisy-le-
Rot Tho suburban train was entering
the station 20 allow the express 70 pass
ard the accident occurred then. the SUI
hurban train being tocscoped Tho
wreckage was complete and the line
was blocked for hours
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-12
French Trnnsport Went Down.

Victoria. y. C.. Nov. 1.-THE japanese
steamer Ynmuguchi Maru coliided with
the French transport Caracane IN the
inland sea of Japan. the transport trying
10 cross her bows The French vessel
foundered All on board the transport
were saved except three midshprnen who
we're drowned
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-12
DoN CARLOS RErunIlrEs TT.
lie Protests AEninst the Present
Movement In spain.

Madrid Nov 1.-THE Madrid papers
publish a letter from non Gallo. al
dressed 70 the Carlist Gen Moore. IN
which the Protenicr protests AGAINST ~.
present movement ~ "conirarf 10 In
struetions" and characterizes the aut ors
OF the rising as men without con-
sciences"
II shall never abandon my rights says
Carlos. but ~ tho samc time ! do not
wash TO ruin Spain. I cannot forget tho
danger 10 tho Integrity OF har territory
from prolonged insurrecti1n. baeaufc IL
would excite tho ambition ~ the Pow
ers. which are attcntttiy following events
in Spain, The Catalonia movement g.
vcrtaDle treason on thc part OF a faw
impatient and uudls Ipllnel men"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-12
mEAvY ENronTs or COTTON.
Those Of October More Than Double
Those of October, isDg.

Washington. Nov 1.-THE monthly
statement OF tho exports Of domestic
products. issued by the bureau Of stalls
tics. shows that during October cotton ex-
ports we're tsossi.io7. an increase OF So .
Ot3 90 over lafs year
other items of exports decreased sew
orai millions