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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-23
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-06-07

9tm 2. Mai in lbri1spine Mleranoer
Me@onnell i'm Mlter BON 72 cabren, 2
Mtonaten uno ~ 5aeen. MeGonnell
NOR idbon iei. lanaer 3eit frant getpe=
len unb bas Mertuiiroiae in ieinem
Galle mar. baB er bereits Dor brei Wo-
den ieinen NnsebOriaen uno ssreunoen
perliherte, bab er am 2. Suni iterben
tperbe. llnb oieIe feline propbeseiun9
iit ridtis eiuaetroifen. ST binterldbt
cine Wittme uno neiin Ginber.
Nm /. SUM- in perrD 5otpnibip
Salem Brap i'm Nlter bon 70 Sabren.
Nm 2. SUM in DenniIon an einem
6ersleiben 6enrD 5trebm, 5obu bon
6errn llno Jrau 0enrp 5trebm. gt
erreidte Elm 9llter bon Is Sabren, 4
Wipnaten urb "a Sagen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-06-07
IerbanDIun9en Dcs Rrciss
0crid1fS.

6enrp 8. Gutter segen Die Staot
Nem 9bilaOelp6la. Die Gntibeibung
bes Common pleas Beridtes puroe
beitdti9t.
paullna Better segen bic 3oar @er
ielibaft nno Mnoere. Gntlbetoun9
betreffs paulina Better beitdtiat; Be-
senpetition bon gbriitina Mpp, Sbeo=
Dor s. 9eio uno 3beooor Slider abse=
ipieien.
9ie Stabt Genniion aeaen Wm. 8.
Sell. Die @ntibeiouns oes Common
pleas 8eribtes muroe umseltoBen me-
aen Geblern besiislib Der &e9eln fir
Sdaoeneriab.
Sobn M. Sunnel eeaen Sacob Gpab=
finger uno Nnoere. Die gntIheioung
oes Common Yleas 8eribtes muroe
beifdtiet.
QDilliam M. .Stires eegen Den Staat
Ohio. 9lntlaae : MiIben bon @ift in
Nabrun0smittel. Oas llrtbeil bes
@omnon pleas @eri1ts puroe umge=
1tpben, neil oasielbe burh bas ye=
meismaterial ni1t aerehtfertist lit.
9ie gntlahuns bes &ldsers aus BET
6aft lpuroe perfii9t.
9ie g., g., 6. & ct. 8. giIenbabn
! 60. eeaen %. $. &ouie, Nominitra=
tor. @eriboben.
Sic g., 8. & %. gilenbabn So. se=
gen Hobert :. Scott. Sie Gntidei=
ouns oes Common pleas @eribtes
nuroe beItdti9t.
Sobn %. Yrntpnins aeaen 9iram
5. Wfiller uno glnoere. Weri1pben.
9taat Ohio in 8etreif BON Gbarlts
2abluers aesen 6. 6. ssernIel. Nuoi=
tor. gtne ipesieue ginsabe oes ald=
gers tpuroe abgemielen uno Der Sa0
peri9oben.
Sic Yeople's 8uiloins & 2oan So.
aeseu 9bos. glp uno Nnoere gnt.
ideibuns gu 8uniten pou Benjamin
%. Sped, Nominiitrator, uno geeer
Die unmiinoiaen Ginoer Der peritorbe=
nen Moaline Gin.
Daniel 9. 6ef aeaen ben Staa
Ohio. 8ie gntideiouns bes Gom.
mon Bleas @eribtes muroe beItdtlgt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-06-07

- Was niiBt Der 8liidsarirn, tpenn
man i'm nidt einSufdoeln meib.
- Mir baben bic ieioenen Nmlter=
oam 9anoidube fir ben Sommerae=
brauh Der 9amen in idmars. tpeiB,
srau uno lobfarbi5. 8. 6. .urfer.
- ginen idauerliden Gunb ma1=
ten Gnaben. Die am 9ienitas Na6mit=
taa i'm 2ittle Stilltpater bel 9ennilon
baoeten. sic farben bic idon balb
peripeite 2eide zines Mannes bon un=
aefdbr As Sabren, bon Mittelgr6Be uno
fart sebaut. Serielbe trug einen
ounteln Insua uno in ben Saiden fano
man cine 80rie nit sl.5l, aber nidts
fonnte gefun6en meroen, bas CUR Soen=
tifi3irun9 Der 2ei9e fiibren tDnnte.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-06-07
Observation-Disclosures.

Sbomas Sones - gona Yearl Wal.
ter, beioe bon Mineral point.
Sbomas 5. Jraneis - Gittie Walton,
beioe BON 9iew philadelphia.
Marion s. Gptle. Columbus. - gar=
rie 8. 9iebl, glineral goint.
elmer S. porb, GoIhoeton Gountp, -
glnnetta 2ieier, Nemeonerstopn.
George 6. gorbett, SteubenpiQe, -
glice T. galomin, SenniIon.
Sobn Carpenter - Minnie @elflsp,
beioe BON 8oI9en.
Better Sbneioer, Canal Goper- Marp
Dreber, Strasbnrs.
Nlonso @ranibaip Mprtle Burn.
bouie, beioe bon Goiben.
Sames 3. 5apens., ubrldspille. -
Marsaret Smith, Nt,pater.
Sbomas g. Sptss, Goiboeton, -Nl=
peroa 6. Greib, Nemeomerstomn.
9aruep 8. yintlep, Masnolia, - Ga.
rab 8. Simmers. Sanbp 5p.
Nrtbur =. .2ihti, 5uscarapas, - 3oe
9iniep, Yort Waibinston.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-06-07
ehImb pcs e1mIiabrcs.

Vim 9ienifag unb Wiitlpoh Nbeno
fanoen bier bic ShluBfeierlihteiten
ltatt, Die bel oem Mblhlube zines @hul=
iabres iiblih lino. 9lm 9ieniios Nbeno
fano Die 6eierlidteit i'm @1ulbaule
iiatt. Sic austretenben 36alinge Der
6ohidule. neun oil Der 3abl. orei Gna.
ben uno iehs Mdbhen. trusen litera=
ride Nrbeiten ppr. Die lie ielbitdncis
aussearbeitet, unb luelde bapon seIe=
ten, oaB 2ebrer unb s1iiler tiibtig uno
nit grIol0 aearbeitet. aRit ben 8or-
trdsen tueh'elten Muiifitiife bes 6of=
IdulordeHers, Gboreeidnse Der Qods
idule uno elr Glaiien9eians Der aus=
tretsnoeu Sdiiler.
8eitern Mbenb fano i'm Spernbauie
bic eieeutlihe S1lubfeier ltatt, als bee
rem 8lanspunft Elm Nortrag BON Yroi.
Sobn s.. 8arrops betrabtet tperDen
muB. 0r. 8urroms 1T 43, 900 Mei=
len su WaIler uno gu 2ano aereist. bat
gut beoba6tet uno meib iebr gut porSu=
traaen, nur beoauerten mir, baB heriel=
be ieinen 8prtrag nit elmer 2obreoe
auf ben Smperialismus gum MbIblub
bra6te.
Ser Gbor Der 9o1l1ule tru9 mebre=
re Mulitltiife Dor, Die nit 9robem gei=
fau aufsenommen ,puroen. Ser Gbor
maht erTreulife 6ortibritte unter Der
2eituna bon grpf. Sapis uno tamen
Die 2eiltunaen oeilelben i'm Spernbauie
gu boiler @eltuna.
gta6 oem 8ortrage bon prof. gar=
rows belt ProTeiior 8. 6. Maurer.
Der Superintendent unisrer shulen,
cine 9lnipra9e an bic austretenoeu
Sbiiler, Die bon Sersen fam uno gu
Sersen sina, uno porin ct ben 2eiltun.
gen uno getrebunoen Der Mitaliebe,
Der austretenoen alaiIe polle glnerten:
nuna sollte.
Sierauf trat 6r. Gpans. Der prdli:
bent oes Shulratbes. auf uno perab'
reidte Siplome an iebs Sbiilerinnen
WarD &. Sfubrer, 5Gerela s. Glauier
gliiabetb M. 0ance, Caroline g. SOB
6lorence %. Mc2ean, Minnie s. Dill
ler. uno orei Sbiiler :: 6. Goro Batter
ibea, G. See Saroin5 uno Wrnoli
Winnig.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-06-07
! ! 9}QbQtt
fir
Sapeteit
-unD
6pibell : &orbdnge.

Wdbrenb bieiem aan;en Monat tper=
ben mir, UNI uniere Yorrdtbe bon
1apeten unb spitenbprbangen
III rebu3iren, gang tuunoerbolle Bar=
aains oIferiren. Gin Niertel 9abatt
bebeutet in unierem lroBen Qaben bil-
liaere preiIe als i'm Grobbanbel.
Romlnt frIb, ebe Die id0nfen Wu.
|ier ole pereriffen iino. Solhe Nar-
gains iuerben guh nidt alle Sage an.
geboten.
Uer9ebt nidt. baB mir cine prd9.
tiqe Musnabl bon Sdn0entatten
baben gum preiie BON rs Gents bis
$3.50 bns 6tiif.
N,enn Sbr einen biibIden 9cppid)
fur 80 Gts. per Daro 5u feben ipIni6t.
10 fernmt ~ uils.
81trnItnR'a
DEPARTMENT STORE,
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Gin 8tcDtle aIS prdnsi,t1,t.

Sebe perion. bic uns bon iett Bis
gum /. Mu9uit 20 neue 3ablnn0sfdbi9e
Mbonnenten brinst, erbdlt als prdmilfn
eIn neues. ele9antes Jielo Bitpele.
Wer fih um Bic Yrdlnie betperben milf,
Tam In unierer Office sines bieier
Bicycle IN Au9tni6ein nebmen. Il.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-06-07
BrtcfItNe.

Bftctltfe.
Siir bic am 2. SUM enbenbe Wo9e
blieben fOlsenbe niAt reflamirte Briefe
auf ber biei9en poifoffice:
:. 8. gperett.
Qibi Snterman.
Wrs. Nnna 0oman.
g. 9aDmono 0ope.
8. g. Shau.
William Walton.
q. u. Dearborft g. M.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-06-07
Chippewa &afc.

Ser pic=giic Elab uno @exonii=
aunssort an Der glepelanb. 2orain &
Wbeelin9 giienbabu miro fiir ipeSieae
8eieaIGaften an unb nad oem 80.
Mai 1900 erOHnet.
lleber preiie ertunoiae man Iib bel
Den Weenten Der Is. 6. & %. giien=
babn. M. q. @arrel.
3 General Yallaoier Noent.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-06-07

Sonnta9s greuriionen bon Stem
philadelphia nod grioaeport uno su.
rid iiber bic 6. 8. & %. giienbahn.
@inen Sag am Ohio STUB. z
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-22
PERSONAL.
FoR EXCHANGE.


FOR ENCHA Nc E-FaEm OF % acres
farm % - acres. n narEh Mis- u
fer Wichita or Kansas lsnd- Waeel z.
& Newman. s9-St
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-22
Popular Pullman Tourist Cars

For full description of this service and
the benefits given its patrons, also free
literature, address E. W. Thompson, A
G. p. A, Topeka, Kan. John Sebastian,
C. P. a, Chicago, H.. or z. Drake. D. P
A Wichita Kan
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-22
FLORIDA.
ASuperior Through Sleeping Car
Line Between St. Louis
and jacksonville.

Commencing December &ta, the Louis
vile Air Line mas established the great
Through Sleeping Car Route - Florida
Through sleeping cars arranged 70 leave
ST Louis s:l5 ?. n, daily. passing Louis
fnE Chattanooga S.E p IA. Atlanta 10. 70
% z ed Jacksonville S:4e a =. tsecoud
rnornircl. 81 powers allowed. THIS
rrIte : through large elites and Interest,"
js.g country and while = ne~ through
sieepiuE car route. Is over most SUPERIOR
ara 'ygeIl-estz hssshe5 lines OF ratlwzy The
schedules are fast AID most ceaVezient-
FI6riaz trip vta Aslsvi.ie -. c the
greatest American zzt-yeae-2E5aGd resort
CORE Spoaaerce solirssel ans inf0rna-
tiau promptly furnished x A CAMP
BELL. General Passenger Agent. ST
Louis. No.
This + also the bsst sSne 10 points In
Kentucky. Tennessee Georgia and North
a-s South Carolina
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-22

FOR RENT-Double front otnce rooms.
next to Zimmer!y building. Barnes &
Newcomb Music House. 9-tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-22
Free Reclining Chair Cars
and Pullman
Buffet SieeperS

are run without change 10 Kansas City
ana 81. Louis, connecting with similar
equipment TO St. Joseph, Leavenworth,
Lincoln and omsha; Wichita to Gene
SEQ. making direct connections with free
reclining chair cars direct to Pueblo
and Denver
Pullman Sleeping car to Kansas City,
through chair car and sleeper 10 St
Louis. via Fort Scott.
Steamship tickets sold to ali points or
the GLOBE.
For tickets steering car berths and
further information call on
=. L. BLECKLEY. P. and T. A,
IL y. Main St, Wichita. Kan
Il. c. TOWNSEND. C. P. and T A..
St Louis. No
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-22
FOR TRADE.
EOR SALE-HOTrSES


FOR SALE-914 Chicago avenue. West
Side 3-room house, / lot, perfect title,
s co. Dean Cord n 29-4t
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-22

mouse. only blocks south on Water,
a barn and everything in frst-cie ss
condition. Very cheap "a our price Of
Sll50. Hartford Investment Co., Sedg-
wick block. 2l-12t
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-22
POULTRY.

Barred PiyEo-tA Rock EEgs. t@sx T.
the state. - rFezst1ns izst gwo Sc Soss
sead 70. circular Agent far Les Lee
Killer and Al E4s.as Q. pozitry rezs1les
sharp's Hog Ca5sera Cs5e- beat maze
Lawn Fe-tilixer. Bone Grit aEI See.
Sp-Atts: Couke8 soo3 fer ChsekA-
OTTO WEISS. wichita. Kaz-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-22

FOR RENT-Three-story brick hotel.
newly papered and painted; 30 rooms
centrally situated within block of
Santa Fe depot IN Kingman Kan. APP
ply to c. c. Van Deventer, Kingman,
Kan. 25-6t
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-22

FOR SALE-Wiu sell. on your own
terms q new house. rooms, 90 feet.
AN conveniences except furnace: St.
Francis street south of Murdoch ave
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-22

FOR RENT-Brick building, South Wash
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and wholesale purposes.
Store room, Douglas avenue, west of
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c. L. DAVIDSON,
Kansas National Bank
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statesmen.
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e Ycn EfaVe-s
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Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1900-10-25
Mldd e-of lhe-ROad Cheer

CINCINNATI. Oct. 25.--Joel A. Parker,
chairman Of the national committee of
the middle of the road populists, gave
out today "a message Of good cheer" to
the party, saying in part:
"The vote to be polled for this ticket
may not be as great as that Of 1895, but
will be large enough to demonstrate be-
yond the shadow of doubt that our
patty is not dead; that the false leaders
of the past did not kill it. This CAM
paign has accomplished this much and
more, the election in November will put
an end to the disastrous policy Of fusion
forever. This alone is great victory
for true populism. With our party or
ganization once more in the hands of our
friends and with fusion dead and damned
forever we can go forward on the old
lines to victory which awaits the true
vigilant and the brave"
Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1900-10-25
Lasls ts bs So at Moscow.

Moscow, Idaho, Oct. aS.-Saturday
will occur the big sale Of school land and
timber at Moscow. G. II. Arney Of the
state land board will have the sale in
charge. The timber is the same a Was
advertised 10 be sold in August. hut the
appraisement was 80 high that there were
no bidders. the appraisement being from
tl.75 to fits per 1000 feet. The new ap-
praisement Is at about 90 cents aud ID !
price At which the timber will readily
sell. II is understood that the luniher
men who have bought heavily In the Elk
creek Region will be among the bidders
here Saturday. The timber Is located In
the Potlatch and Elk creek country
There will also be sold at the same time
several tracts Of school land, the ap
prpisement on which runs fran $Io 10 $50
per acre.
Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1900-10-25
Hay on the Chinese Question

WASHINGTON, Get. 25.-The reply OF
the United States to the announcement
by Great Britain and Germany of an
agreement governing future action in
China, will, it is understood, be sent by
Hay today to Minister White. 1t does
not make the United States party to a
formal alliance or convention. 1t makes
known its acceptance by the government
of the terms of that agreement without
binding itself to take joint action with
the powers in case any power endeavors
to secure the partition of China.
Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1900-10-25

WASHINGTON, D. c. Oct. 25.-A fright
full explosion of powder magazine here
this morning wrecked the building and
exploded the ammunition in an adjoining
store house. The damage to buildings
and material will reach $4,000. The
magazine was brick structure twenty
five feet square. The store house was a
wooden building hundred feet long
where the shells were filled. This was
also destroyed by the explosion which
started in. the magazine. In the two
buildings there were thirty thousand
pounds Of smokeless powder, eight thou
sand pounds Of black powder, and an un-
known quantity of brown powder, also
fifty six-pound shells, fifty-fve three
pound shells and IS 200 rounds of small
Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1900-10-25
The Maine to be Removed.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 24.-The battle
ship Maine is to be removed from Ha-
vana harbor, as it is considered an OBJ
struction to navigation. Today General
Wood saw the secretary Of the navy, and
after laying the matter before him in de-
tail, secured the secretary's consent for
the removal Of the wreck, The work
will be undertaken Immediately upon
General Woods return to Havana. which
will be within the next week. He will
gdarom here to Canton tonight to confer
with the president and probably will
sail from New York for Havana early
next week
Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1900-10-25
THE SETTLERS WIN OUT.
Flsal Declsioa Of the Secretary Of the later
ior 10 Agaiast the State. Loss $4,000.

Today the local land Office received the
decision Of the secretary Of the interior
on the white pine cases, wherein the state
Of Idaho is arrayed against the home
steaders.
The decision Of the department closes
each Of the cases and allows the home
stead settlers to retain their lands. charg-
int the costs to the state Of Idaho. The
costs aggregate $4,000. Thus ends the
celebrated white pine cases wherein the
present state land board tried to oust the
homesteaders and appropriate their
homesteads for state selections. The
homesteaders claimed prior rights and
contested the state selections, defeating
the state in the local Office, whose de-
cision is now confirmed by the highest
authority.
The state loses these lands, is out $I5,-
Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1900-10-25

Judge BALDWIN, were met at the depot by
q vast crowd. The remains were escorted
to Grace church where they lay in state
until O'Clock. At ago services were
conducted by the Rev. Putnam. The
procession then formed and proceeded to
the cemetery. The buildings in the city
we're draped in black and business was
suspended. Thousands were here from
other cities.
Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1900-10-25
Boer Plunder.

LONDON, Oct. 25-Lord Roberts cables
that he will leave for England Novem-
ber 18th and reports several more en-
gagements, also the capture of one hun
dred and twenty-five prisoners. Many
cattle were also captured.
Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1900-10-25
Pes.lall Neees.

Manager Fred Beckwith Of The football
team Is using much activity in closing
dates for series Of football games. The
team has been practicing steadily aince
the game with Pullman and are now
in fairly good shape TO meet I'll coners.
So far, Mr.. Beckwith has not actually
closed the dates. hut the schedule % now
arranged a. follows:
Whitman college It Lewiston, Sunday
November 4
$. A. A Cat Spoksne. Saturday No
vemberi7.
$. A. A. G. At Lewiston. Thursday, No
vember 29.
Games with Pullman and Moscow have
not yet been decided on. . their dates
are nearly I'll closed. However. Manager
Beckwith II endeavoring to arrange
gaues with them.
There will be met ting Of the board
Of directors Of L. A. Al. G. At ! o'clock
tonight to discuss matters concerning
football.
Captain Bradley has been acting q
the coach Of the football team, but Il 10 e
pected that coach from Portland will
be engaged shortly. .-~~
Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1900-10-25

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 2S.-Dryan ar
rived here at nine-thirty this morning
and was greeted by tremendous crowd
at the Broad street station. He was
driven to the Hotel Lafayette. where a
brief reception was held. Thousands fol-
lowed him about wherever he went. At
the office Of local newspaper the candi.
date shook hands with the employees and
then the New Jersey committee took
charge Of the candidate and escorted him
across the Delaware river to Washington
Park, where he made his first address III
New Jersey to thousands. On the way
up from Washington this morning. For
mer Congressman Springer said Bryan
now has the 6rm belief that he will de-
feat Mckinley
UTICA, N. Y, Oct. IS Candidate
Roosevelt today will visit Watertown,
Oswego, Auburn and Syracuse. The last
named point is scheduled for night
speech. intermediate towns will be given
q chance to shout for the republican
spellbinder. A large crowd saw him de.
part at eight this morning, cheering
Justify, The governor is we'll pleased
with last nights reception and altogether
satisfied with his reception by the people
Of his own state. He hopes his voice
will be in good condition for his speech
tomorrow night. when New Works great
blowout occurs.
WEsrviLLR, N. j., Oct. 75.--At the
conclusion Of the Washington Park de-
norstration, where 10000 people heard
the democrati. candidate, Bryan was
driven three miles to Westville to take
his special. He received splendid ova-
ton here. The Pennsylvania Railway
company has refused Bryan permission
to speak from the rear platform Of any Of
its trains, giving as reason that It Is
against the rules Of the company and
dangerous because crowds gather on the
tracks. During his canvass Of New Jer-
sey Mr.. BRYAN will be compelled to with
draw from the railway tracks entirely.
His managers protested in vain, but the
company finally agreed 10 erect tenn
porary stands along its lines.
WArERrowN, N. v, Oct. 75.--Twelve
thousand people gave Governor Roose-
Welt one of the greatest oyatiOuS he has
Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1900-10-25

met on his trip through the state. The
candidate spoke from stand In the pub-
lie square 10 the multitude whom be
asked whether or not Bryan's 1895 pee
dictions had been fulfilled. AT Rich
mond he shook hands only With the
waiting crowd. His voice = II poor
shape today.
Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1900-10-25

600, and has further lost the opportunity
to complete the selections from other
pine lands, for during the time this liti.
CATION has been pending, other settlers
and large corporations have appropriated
ths remainder Of the pine lands. :
Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1900-10-25
Sherman'S Funeral.

MANSFIELD, Ohio, Oct. 75.-The Sher-
man funeral train arrived here at 10 this
morning. President McKinley's private
car was attached at Canton. President
Mckinley and party, Secretary Root,
Secretary Corteliyon, Judge Day ana
Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1900-10-25
T.w asslp pisss.

The local land Office received township
plats 40, west, 81, 5 east and "a. east,
embracing timber lands in the white
pine belt. Filings will be received for
lands embracing these townships on and
after December S, 1900.
Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1900-10-25
Chinese Rebels Burn Villages.

HONG KONG, Oct. 25.-Bloody en-
gagement was reported at Kwaishan dis
trict, where the villagers attacked the
Annoy rebels, but we're overwhelmed and
1000 villagers were killed. The rebels
afterwards fired the villages.