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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1900-02-22
There should Be but One Result.

Inc ncDuD1lCdA pdLIJ ACACo OA SAAO
good sense of the people to continue IN
power an administration which has
won for itself the heartiest commenda-
tons at home and abroad. Never in
the history of it's progress has the
United States stood among the nations
of the earth where it stands to-day.
Never in the history of it's development
has this country seen such period of
prosperity as prevails to-day. But
these are conditions Mr.. Bryan and his
following would change, for the better,
as they claim. They tell the artisan,
the mechanic and the day laborer how
much improved conditions would be
under a Popocratic- Free Silver Repub-
lican Free Trade Anti Expansion-etc.,
rule, but the man who tolls hard for
his daily bread is slow to take advan-
tage Of the proffered service. He
knows that bird in the hand is worth
two in the bush; that his home has
never known so many luxuries as he
finds in it to-day; and his good sense
tells him that he cannot afford to give
up il sure thing for chimeras and pretty
theories. Watch him as he goes to the
nolIs next fall and see how he casts his
ballot. If he really loves his wife, his
children, his homes and, his country
there can scarcely be but one result
McCook (Neb.) Republican.
The South's Opportunities.
All that is needed to insure still more
rapid progress and bewildering devel-
opment in the Southern States is the
construction of the Nicaragua Canal
and the stimulation of trade, not only
with Asia, via Nicaragua, but also with
the South and Central American repub-
lies. The building of the canal seems
assured. The stimulation of sea-going
trade will come in time if the policy Of
the present administration in reference
to the merchant marine is put into
effect. The South is beginning to real
ize her opportunities. 1t is too much,
however, to expect her. yet to act upon
her own changed political convictions.
But even this action will come when
the value of Republican policies shall
have been demonstrated upon every
farm and in every hamlet and city of
the South in spite of Southern poll
ticians and prejudices. Kansas City
(AIo.) Journal.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1900-02-22

Meal made of corn cobs ground, is
mood r. adnlterate many food products
The evening times., 1900-07-09
SHOT HIMSELF TO DEATH.
DespOndent Baltimore Butcher Ends
HIS Life Ia "a Hotel

BALTIMORE. July s--John 2 Dienst-
bier. a butcher. shot and killed himself
early Saturday morning in a room at the
Hotel Brunswick. Wilkens Avenue and
Brunswick Street. Coroner Jones. Of the
Southwestern district; decided that the
case was one Of suicide and that an inquest
was unnecessary.
Il is believed by DienstbieT's friends
that his suicide was caused by worry owe,
his business affairs. He had been engaged
in the wholesale butchering business. but
on Thursday his stock and fixtures were
sold 10 satisfy a bill OF sale He left home
early Friday morning. saying that be ~
tended going 70 the Union Abattoir Com
pany's yards
About II O'Clock Friday Dienstbier went
10 the Hotel Brunswick. tcok a room on
the second floor. where he remained until
short time before o'clock Saturday
morning, when he asked for a drink 4 feS
minutes later the report Of a pistol wa
heard. and Mr.. Dielstbier was found lying
across the bed in his room. with two bull
let wounds In his forehead. The pistol
rested in one OF his arms which was fold
ed toward the breast Mr. Dienstbier was
thirty years old. He leaves a widow,
who was formerly Miss Emma Eichner
ard four children. the youngest OF whom
is fifteen months old. He belonged to the
Legion OF the Red Cross and the Original
Garrison Pleasure AssemUiy.
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SAVED FROM HER sUIroRs.
Several A-sy rians Insist Upon Marry
ing the Colony Belle.

Several Assy rians Insist Upon Marry
ing the Colony Belle.
DUBOIS. Pa. July 9.-Joseph Bayolid. Of
New York city. will leave for home today
with mis- sister Mary whose marriage
against her will he was called here to pre-
vent The case. an extremely odd one. il
lustrates the novel ways Assyrisns have
OF proceeding with their domestic and con-
nubiaI transactions.
Mary BayOiid was the belle Of a local As
syrian colony. The report was circulated
that she had been married to a young man
of her own nationality few days ago. but
according to her own statement and that
OF her brother. this was not true 1t ap-
pears from the story Of the latte: that sew
eraI fellow -countrymen were suitors for
her hand
Finally the contest narrowed down 70
two who we're members OF rival factions IN
the Assyrian colony. Each had large To-
lowing and was determined to obtain pos
session of Mary. She was driven nearly 10
distraction, but refused 10 marry either.
At last. becoming desperate. the suito-s
while casting about for some meaEs to
compel the object of their affections to
give a favorable answer hit upon the sane
plan Each procured a license to wed the
girl. and the contest began liz earnest
After one OF her repulses. however. enc
of her suitors, greatly angered. 1t is al
legged. struck at her with a knife. but she
managed to escape. and communicated with
here brother, who came on the past week
to protect her. Mary declares she does not
want to marry.
The evening times., 1900-07-09
DIED.

sELBY-In loving remembrance Of our desr
uaothcr. who departed this life two years ago
trday. July .. 1895.
Her lanEuishinS head is az rest
Us thinking ana acheing are DER.
Her quiet i.nln0FabIe breast
= he@yed hy Affections no more
Gone but not forgotten
1ter b. Her Loving CHILDREN.
DAVIS-At Columbia University Hospital. JOHN
COFELL DAVIS, IN the sseniy second year Of MS
age.
Fuae-aI this evening at bis late residence az
Fails Church. Va, st p n Ite
KING-On Saturday. JuIy :. 1900 MARTIN p.
KING. beloved husband Of the late Alice v King
Funeral Tuesday. p m. from the residence 0f
his daughter Mrs N. =. Lyach, l2S Fast Czp5tsI
Street. Relatives and frssads iHvited. jy9-2t
LOUIS Departed this life AZ has residence 6i4
7 Street nor;hwest. on Friday. July g. 1900. al
$50 O'Clock p. n, REV. PETER CARTER LOCIS-
Funeral f.om Miles Memorial Tabernacle on
Third Street. between New York Avenue and I.
Street northwest. Monday. Juiy 9. At 1 O'Clock
p
Servant u God well done;
Thy warfare soon be over
Thy bsttle fought. thy victory won.
And thou shall obtain the crown
II BY Tie Club
ROWELG-On Sunday, July < 1900 a. I2-I5
a. m. e the residence Of her sister. Ms K A.
Golden 5ig street sJzthWest CLARA " wiz
Of Ambrose z. Rowell. aged thirty-etEht wears
Funeral from her late residence Il WeSr Falls
Church. Va. Tuestsy. July 10 a. II A. m. Rs.a-
tives end friends are invited. lC
The evening times., 1900-07-09
ON TRIAL FOR MURDER
Crime Alleged 10 Have Been Con
mitted Nearly Tairty Years Age.

Crlne Alleged 10 Have Been Com
naitted Nearly Thirty Years Age.
ST. LOUIS. July 9.-rhe trial OF Alexan-
der ]. Jester. on a murder charge nearly
thirty years old was begun at New London.
Mo, today.
Jester is accused OF having killed Gil
bert Gates. brother Of John W Gates. for
merly Chairman OF the Board Of Diree-
tors OF the American Steel andVwire Com
pany. Nearly a dozen lawyers will take
part in the case Two hundred witnesses
Will be called jury venire OF eighty mel
has been summoned. W. s. Forrest. Ol
Chicago, who will represent John W. Gates
in She prosecution. left last night for New
London. The State OF Missouri will be rep
resented by T. T. Rhodes. OF Paris Mo-. J.
H Rhodes. of Sedalia: c. P Johnston. OF
ST. Louis. and J. ". Hays. Of New London
For Jester are Cullen and McIntire. OF
Mexico. No.
Judge David Eby OF Hannibal presides
at the trial The prosecution relies main
ly on long and seemingly unbroksn chain
Of circumstaattal evidence.
The evening times., 1900-07-09

which John. p. ST John. OF Kansas. and
William Daniel, OF Maryland. went before
the people was silent on the subject OF mo-
nopoly. -d
The trust Issue had not come to the treat
in 1880. and the platforms upon which Han
cock and English and Garfield and Arthur
were nominated contained no reference to
monopoly. but the Democratic platform
Contained this The Democratic party ,s
the friend OF labor and the lsborins mas
and pledges itself to protect him alike
against the eormorsnt and the commune" !"
There was no mention OF monopoly in
the declarations Of principles adopted by
the Democratic party at ST. Louis in June.
1876. when Tilden and Hendricks were
nominated or IN the Republican platform
adopted at Cincinnati when Hayes and
Wheeler were named as the party's stan
dRrd bearers.
The platform of the Greepbeekers for
mulated at Indianapolis in May. 1876, and
The evening times., 1900-07-09
SAVANNAH HARBoR FRAUDS
Hearing Evidence for the Removal
of Alleged COneEirneorS.

Of Alleged Ona 4 trntOr~-
NEW YORK. July 9-Commissioner
Shields today continued the hearing begun
on Friday for the purpose OF obtaining
evidence sufficient TO warrant the remoy-
al OF John z. Gaynor. ". Z. Gaynor. T
H. Gsynor, and Benjamin ID. Green to the
jurisdiction Of the United States District
Court for the Southern district OF Georgia.
where they we're indicted for conspiracy In
connection with the Savannah harbor
frauds OF eX-Csptaiu Carter.
Thomas J. Agnew. Of the firm OF f 2.
Hunting & Co. OF Savannah Ga. was the
first witness. The questions asked By Dis
trict Attorney Erwin concerned contracts
for the improvement Of Cumberland Sound
in 1894. Luther l. Kellogg and Abram J.
Rose objected on the ground that that con-
tract was not mentioned in the Indictment
Mr.. Erwin explained that It vas his pur-
pose to show the existence OF Z conspiTacs
begun as far back as 1891. which was con-
tinued with reference 10 a number Of SUD-
sequent contracts under Car -er'i supervis-
ion. and out Of which arose all the overt
acts named in the indictmeIL The COM
missioner finally allowed the questions. ex-
ception being taken.
The evening times., 1900-07-09
HELENA hoovE rs WILL.
Her Estate Divided Among Her ia
mediate Heirs.

Her Estate Divided Among Her Inn
mediate Heirs
The will OF Helena Hoover dated April
II last, was today offered fCT probate by
Leon Z Albert. who states that he Is in
formed that a VIII made prior 20 the date
mentioned has been executed By the de,
ceased. The other Will. il Is believed is in
possession Of the National safe Deposit
Savings and Trust Company.
The testst-ix makes the following diSpO-
siticn of her estate: To her grandson
Clarence II. Zepp s2Oo. in trust OF her son
Robert J. Hoover ard 70 her sons Wallace
3. and George N Hoover S25 each. II -
explained that this small emounT Is LETT
the ldst-named iegatees. because they ara
both Independent and able 10 care for
themselves. All the Fe.Tainder OF the es-
tate is divided anon Clarence II. Zepp.
Annis ZepP. and Helena Zepp. the last tive
named being gTsnddsUghters OF the testS-
tFiN-
The evening times., 1900-07-09
LOCUS DELAWARE COLLEGE.
Belief Tint SheePskin~ Are Being
Tsrned Cut for Profit.

WILMINGTON. Del. July s.-President
Shortlidge. of the Wilmington Board OF
Public Education, and President George a.
Harter of Delaware College. at Newark.
have reason to believe that a bogus degree
mill is operating somewhere in Delaware.
but they have been unable to find it. Their
suspi an was aroused by letters received
from various places. both In this country
and Europe. asking information concerning
the University Of Delaware at Wilmingios
There Is 10 such institution here and the
educators name5 so replied.
II has not yet been possible to get one
Of the letters sent out by the alleged in
stitution, as al the information has come
from letters asking information Efforts
will be made 10 find the concern. as il is
felt that the letters sent out Offering 70
confer degrees for money iniure Delaware
College. II does not claim the name uni
versity. and Is not az Wilmington. but the
names are so similar that there was an
evident intention 20 make trade upon the
name Of the college at Newark
The evening times., 1900-07-09

than two or three more bodies would Be
recovered.
The Main and the Bremen stiil lay deep
in the mud off Weehawken. No effort has
yet been made to pump the water out OF
either. A force os men from the Merritt
Chapman Wrecking Company is at work on
the Bremen under the direction OF Captain
Chittenden. and it is announced this morn
ing THAI everything would be in readiness
to begin pumping out that vessel On
XadneSdaY
The evening times., 1900-07-09

on which Peter Cooper and Samuel F. Ca
~ stood dealt exclusively with the hnan-
cIel question. and the platform set up by
the Prohibition Convention al Cleveland in
the same year treated only OF the liquor
question and social matters.
The platforms erected by the Republican
Convention at Philadelphia in 1872. the
Democratic (Straight-out) Convention at
Louisville the Democratic Convention at
Baltimore and the Liberal Republican Con-
veEtion at Cincinnati we're silent on trusts.
u seems that the evil had not grown so
great as TO make Itself fslt
The evening times., 1900-07-09
DISAPPEARED From HOME.
Aged PennsyiyaniaR's Strange Alb
sence Worries His Relatives.

FAIRVIEW. Pa. July S--Wiliam P.
LuSens. ex-SUperVisor of Ridley townsh p.
Delaware county. mysterlously d.ss appeared
from his home in Fairview on JUne IS.
Relatives have been unable to fnd him,
and the police suthor!ties have been ap-
psaled TO.
The missing man was over seventy
years OF age and owns several large farms.
He had 10 troubles. financial Or o-her. so
Tar as known. and his mind was entirely
sound. so no reason for his absence. If il
is voluntary. can De assigned
Relatives ,1f the missing man are incline d
to believe tSat he has net with foul play.
although a. the time OF his disappearance
Mr. LUkeEs ia not known to have been sup
piled with any very large sum OF money.
There is nothing. however. to substantiate
the foul play theory other than the al So
lutte mystery which surrounds Mr.. Lukezs'
whereabouts.
The evening times., 1900-07-09
THE SEARCH FOR VICTIMS.
Few More Bodies Likely 10 BE Found
mt Hoboken.

NEW YORK, July e.-Thus far 1sS bodi 5
of the victims OF the Hoboken fire have
been recovered. and it is now believed that
this number with the possible addition
of few more, will complete the list of
the victims. Although careful search was
made Of the North River in the vicinity CT
the burned piers yesterday and this morn
ing. no more discoveries were made.
1t is expected that one or two more bod
les may be found on the Saale when a thor
ough search can be made. II is not be-
lieved that there are any bodies in either
the Main or the Bremen. At ths North
German Lloyd line Offices this morning IL
was said that it was not likely that more
The evening times., 1900-07-09
Poisoned by Rice PuddinE.

WESTFTELD. Pa. July 9.-The family
Of Charles Mead. Of Sylvester. had a pain
fuI experience Friday evening All wers
poisoned by eating rice pudding. and the
timely arrival OF their family physician,
who applied antidotes. was all that saved
them from dying The theory Is that
chemical action took place on the tin the
rice was cooked in. forming a poison.
The evening times., 1900-07-09
A PLACER GOLD FIND.
Miners Meet with Good Results in
Lower California.

HERMOSILLO. Mexico. July 9.-Reports
have reached here from time to time OF the
fabulous richness OF placer gold field that
has been discovered in Lower California
about fifty miles south OF Camp Companis
but yesterday party OF prospeetors came
in from the new gold fields. bringing with
them $20O 0G0 in gold dust
These pTOspectOrs arc Martin Hulen. for
merly. Of Aspen. Col: Tom b. C. Gediue
of San Francisco. and James Crawford. o,
Benson. Ariz. They went into the gold
fields about eight months ago. taking a
big stock OF supplies with them They had
difficulty at first in securing water. but
after that had wonderful success in pan,
ming cut gold from the gravel.
The evening times., 1900-07-09
LEGAL NOTICES.
ESTATE OF DAVID NeCLELLAxD. DEcEAsE

ESTATE OF DAVID McCLELLASD. DECEASED
No 7Is7 Docket -
Frank McCleIiaud. administrator has with TIE
approval q the supreme Court q the District os
Columbia. holding special term for Orphans
Court business. appointed MONDAY JULY n
1900. 81 O'CLOCK p. n. zs the time, and ssid
court room the pace. FOR passing o. claims
and making payment and Distribution under the
courts direction aat conrrol: When and where
al creditors and persons entitled 70 q i5triburiVe
sEzreS or leEzcies a residue arc uotiaeS to
attend N PerscE OF by agent OF attorney cuIy
suthorizcd. with their clsirss against the eststs
properly y0Uched. Provided this order be pub
iished once n each Of three successive week. BE-
fore laid day IN the Washington Law Reporter''
-zd The Tines
Signed JuEe - 1900
Approved CHAS- c. COLE Justice
GEO T. JOHNSON. Acting Register OF villa
IRVING WILLIAMSON. Attorney ies5-iy2g
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HIS CONDITION CRITICAL.
Young Noble. who Fell From "a Car
still Unconscious.

Young Noble. who Fell From Car,
StHI Unconscious.
The condition o. Henry c. Noble. twelve
years Old. who fell from a car OF the Ne
tropolitsn Railway ot the corner OF Tenth
and + Streets northwest, last night, Was
today reported to be serious. DR.. Smith.
OF the Emergency Hospital. where young
Noble is confined. stated that the patient
was suffering from cencussioE OF the brain
due 10 an injury to his head.
While Or. Smith said there vas a
chance OF recovery he considered the COR
ditiCu Of young Noble to be critical. At a
late hour the pat ent VAS still unconscious
Young Noble 5 the son OF George W
Noble. OF 6i5 Sheridan Street. At the time
OF the accident the lad WAS accompanied
By William Brud. a boy OF 64e Whitney
Avanuo
The evening times., 1900-07-09
BURNED BY LIVE WIRE.
Richard ROiard Severely shocked il
nm Electric Conduit

While a work in a conduit OF the Ana
costa and Pcromac River Railway in Ma
Syland Avenue near Third Street. about
10 O'Clock this morning. Richard Roland.
twenty-five years OF age. came in cc.taet
with a live electric wire aud suffered a
severe shock and a burn OF the right arm
The burn was not serious.
After receiving treatment at the Emer-
gsncy Hospital Roland was removed 10 his
home al 1850 Union Street southwest.
The evening times., 1900-07-09
Drowned In the Delaware River.

YARDLEY. Pa. July 9.-George Lam
bert was drowned in the Delaware River
while bathing at Willets Island near here
yesterday morning. and Clarence Kitchen,
who bravely went to his aid, narrowly es-
capped a similar death. He was only res
eued by others of the party after he had
gone beneath the water for the last time
The evening times., 1900-07-09
Fifteen Hundred Men out of Work

LEBANON. Pa. July 9.-Fifteen hun
dred men in this city and Cornwall were
thrown out of work Saturday for an in
definite period by the suspension OF tse
furnaces operated by the Lackawanna Iron
and Steel Company OF Scranton The re-
moval os the LaekaWanna plants from
Scrs nton to Buffalo, and the war over the
railroad rate for lake ore are given as the
causes for the suspension
The evening times., 1900-07-09
venxeanec Sure.

(From the New York Commercial Advertiser.)
II the Powers cannot save. they can punish. If
their punishment must be SLOW il will be sure
and deadly and lasting The memory of it will
iinger in Chinese tradition like the hOrTid pun
ishments OF the Indian mutiny.
The evening times., 1900-07-09
Where Ere You Go,
The Sporty Boy scent cigar.
THE APPETITE OF y. GOAT

Is envied by all whose stomachs and livers are
out OF order. But such should know that Dr.
Kings New Life Pills give 4 splendid appetite
sound digestion. and regular bodily habit that
ensures perfect health and great energy. Only Is
cents az Henry Evans drug store. OBJ Street
The evening times., 1900-07-09
NAMING OF CANDIDATES
There Were Neither Conventions
NOr Platforms Until 1882.

During the Early Days of the Re-
public Nominations Were Made by
Common Consent or by Congress
sIonaI Caueus-The First Party Or
ganizati0ns I'm the Election of 1892.
The evening times., 1900-07-09
Hoods Pills

ress, }a..ndIce, sick headache. nausea. indiges-
ton, break UP o cold. prevent q fever. 25c.
By nail of C. Hood s. Co., Lowell. Mass.
The evening times., 1900-07-09

The question OF trusts or monopolies is
comparatively a Dsw issue in American
politics. It would appear from political
The evening times., 1900-07-09
SUMNER RESORTS.
Hotel Chautauuua.

NCn22Iarqua Beach t.ormerly Bay Rdge)-
Most delightful resort On Cbes,peste Bsv
Numerous attractions Band and other cCncerts
Lectures Schools u music. expression eI0cu.
ton. art, etc Best bathing. Eshing cabling
boating Many zmuseme1-e Terms s. and up.
ward per week address r. Il PARESR. Cissu
t4uqus Beach. I'D. iv7-tf
The evening times., 1900-07-09
ANTI MONOPOLY PLANKS
The Democratic Party Adopted the
First Platform Denouncing Trusts.

Declaration of Priaciples Adopted at
Chicago in 1884 Upon which CIeve-
land and Hendricks Were Elected.
First Formal Reference 90 Corpo-
rate Creed by Republicans in 1855.
The evening times., 1900-07-09
THE FAIRDROTHER CASE
Friends of the Supervising Princi-
pal TO Make Protest.

Citizens of The Southwest section
VIII Hold Mass Meeting Tonight.
Commissioner MacfRrland Declines
to Attend and Virtually sustnIns
the Action of Board of E;IucatiOn.
The evening times., 1900-07-09

Drink a ceol glass Of aeurieh's beer and let
every nlan be in good humor. Phone 6S4, Ar
ington Betting Co. for case OF M4erzsn. Sen
ate. Lager.
The evening times., 1900-07-09
Edward =. Conner Dead.

PHILADELPHIA, July Edward 8
Conner. a well-known newspaper writer.
died of consumption this morning At Lam
caster. Pa, aged thirty-fve years. Mr.
Conner had for several years been the
Washington correspondent for the Times
and Inquirer" and was employed upon
the latter paper at the time of his death.
He was widely known ~ theatrical circles
having been the representative for Digby
Bell and other well-known actors on tours
through this country. He was attacked
with iuRs trouble about a year ago. bu,
his condition was not considered alarming
until a week ago.
Dyspepsia in its worst forms will yield to tae
use Of Carter's Little Nerve PillS. aided by Car.
tsr's Little Liver Pills They not only relieve
present distress but strengthen the stomach and
digestive apparatus
The evening times., 1900-07-09
FINANCIAL STATEMENT.

REPORT Of THE CONDITION
Gf the
RIGGS NATlDNAL BANE Or WASHINGTON.
D. g
A the c,,se CT business. June -. 100.
RESOI- -RCES-
The evening times., 1900-07-09
SPECIAL NOTICES
No Doctors

Wanted when Warmers Safe Cure is uS,d io-
Liver OF Kidney disease. Directions or Label
Sold b al Druggists
The evening times., 1900-07-09
FOR SPECIAL RATES

of all ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS. COTTAGES. an,
BOARDING HOUSES advertised il coday's TINE
write ior FILL information
THOMAS WILKINS0N JR-,
ieZ62mcs Atlantic City, n J
The evening times., 1900-07-09
KIDNEY
TROUBLE

mer's Swamp Root. the great kidney remedy
At druggists in hfty-cent and Coll ar sizes sam
pie bottle by mail tree: also pamphlet telling you
how 10 End out il you have kidney trouble
Address Dc. Kilmer Co. BinghamtOn. X. Y.