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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-29

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Rssulss ss, az services 80 ths hap
kal obsrch
Trsssafsf nsNsai be- ssat owes st.a
Tsiisi iuads 20 uaiysa'oa
IN oorasllss hsaas % rsfrY usi
rebtsd % 81 yss,efdsy
GO 10 ,hs opsfa hoses toaIsht aad
80 the dangers oi gfssi oi'y
Dont miss ths varaas Moaday zoe
greatest miustFsl show 90 earth
Joe a atiau ossis oyo' truss Oashisn
yesterday esppipE aud fetafnei tpAsf
TIE noyt somrey t1mpauy alIl iat
% tonight fbs Dangers ~ ufsa,
Nty
ust your ueks,s Toe she usossls
n hhstFels a. Wallace tomuifnu mat
alag
Mrs %. d Fegau bee fstufnsl i,um
9lueanaiou whtro ths hsa taHn vitit
zoe relatives The pee, t's uDaths
Thu bpasy play ~ tur wrsh aili rt
pes On tna Eht "a tta opera bsaas
"fhs pagEvrs of q ut,at so
Ths foarry,d arat sale tf th. Dtaf
gla Miuatrsla ~lll g. su tumuiiuu
mornlug 40 Biao p.1luss
Tickets Zoe thu gfeat urussia hia
ktTea v will ~ Uu talU tnmYttov Auin
tug az Wallace dIuH ttuIr.
The evening world., 1900-08-07
BRYAN MEETS
STEVENSON.
Democratic Candidates
in Chicago to Open
the Campaign.

CHICAGO Aus William J BRYAN
arrived here ~ 80 \ NJ to-day. &C.
comliuici by Mr. Bryan. ,her s'n,
goy. ana Mr.. Thomas ~ Co'Srado. AMI
cot John 7 Mari.u. Sargetu'-at-Arms
~ me Knn-t. cts Convention. TIE
marty Nas mes ~ the Union Dcpo, ry
o. ocil committee. several clubs and .
large number l' citizens. VIII gave
t.sm m enthusiast greeting
Tho b.tfv -. driven Immediately 10
she sherman Iiousr where Adlal y
stevenson Wa rwaiting ms rihnlns
mate on the Democrat pfesidrgil'l
tcks'
The chudslntr-. sf'er a cordial greet
inE proceeded Zoo me r~ecs1unn-roOm N
the hotel where standing sIio hy side
they rfer'oI tHc 'hfonEs that came 90
pfy their respects
Mr. RryHr ..ukrd cool lUl fresh. sp.
pyarlns vel p-aparel Or an arduous
day ,lad .n light sumner clothing hs
wa- evidently prepared .o r. through
fh. lay with Hs much mf1-t ~ pos
% Tor a residential candida, entering
up,r m. nts work - a campaign
Mr. stevenson l-p appeared .n "a
csilsnt health iud ir.is.
a ,0nmit,,. lf .zer, Sho greeted
ne candidate. va headed uy Mayor
carer ila-rsnu S't'1.s Committee.
Nom Gahtr Robert o. Burke ami Franz
W.H'er. tho bitter Appearing ar repre-
sentative ~ ,1a G,rmau-Ams-l.1u club.
o. fHa ..y These. NIlh otles leaders.
acted Of a Reception Committee. and
VIII attend NJ BJau AMI M Steven.
con nefe
ST.. Prylu declined 60 make an
speeches saying that Do sAntsd q
pfsser,s hl. voice Tor Tomorrow. we
no csmpa IN opens.
The evening world., 1900-08-07
DEATA.S1R|cK[A BY HEAT.
(Coniiaued from Fiis. Page
CITY Heights. Frustrated az 53i
West Fiuy -anh street. Roosevelt
Hospital

This l. the hottest Aug : on record
and IL has brought death and suffering
In ~ wake
Al previous scores sent 20 smash It
I o'c.ock. when he ofhc.al t~he'momei-r
Alsn ABOVE he oven-liks streets. marked
The thermometer IN the streets
marked rom ? 10 ! degrees higher.
The hottest previous Aus Wa In
iYs. whom II was VI. and the res; Of hat
week Nas notable for high tempera.
tures.
rhrsc millions u New Workers are
sasplns for breath to-day The no,
wave from the West. long .sedls,sd,
but which iarried by n, way, arrived
yesterday and the most distressing day
Of the year resulted The thermometer
At one time reached y degrees
And wat a night It AIs' The little
air that st.rd came from Inland and
vas laden with ,ultrlhess. Sleep In the
city was impossible, except Tor those
whose bedrooms were provided With
electric fans.
Il was almost as bad and NOnee by
contrast with the usual order Il things
al the seaside resorts. Dweilers at Man.
haitian. Brighton and other beaches
sIsHed IN IIin for their accustomed
s,a OTerI.s aud fairly svsl,sred.
During ,he nighi the heavens were at
one time back With clouds that prom
lstl relief but the Storm passed BY.
The evening world., 1900-08-07
YACHTS SAIL
RACE TWICE,
Misplaced Buoy Causes
Fluke in SeaWanhaka
Series.

ubRNNL Que Aug -. va "a nng
and 'hers Whs a llghi northsst breeze
nt tne start 10 the third IN ernatlpra.
N,s Tor the Setsauhlkt cup TO-DAY.
m rIall.nscr. NJ 1resr't. carried f,
mes mlinsan a. tn - us,l yesterday
Odd not draw veil
TIr course .o-d1y vas triangular.
thtrr times round, q stan = twelve nj e.
Red Coat eros e 'hy o., JUS, ahead
% Mn0csots 40 IN and hal the Mind.
Narl p'sIiiHn
K~l Iost roandci .uc first buoy al
80 Minnesota al -gg
Ret Coz rounded the Scond buoy AZ
"a J. hinucsDtt az gLe There VAs
o. got saiIlns hr--se By thu time.
One = 'rr bu.l- g. though, o. nave
been uu, li position and TIA, the yachts
w,rf oat - their csare
sIm.t1inE Nas apparently wong with
NrUFfA F1u~s satf were lowered
Ntl coat flrucI h1eA
Mlnrssrtss t.Is Urrr sln al right
asain. at b turned up the axe
Both yachts u.ui Llor-rilr " tke
.Commiftee s1at and apparently allei
aeaN asain Win Minus 50 l~,dlgF
and the commit boat whistle 81 Or a
nov Fturt
\ second sl-t vas made Rod Cat
crossing The .F- Just ahead % Mime
sofa.
Rcd Goa Tuned The hrst buoy ataSla.
Nlu' tsnta at atpe
Rounding tho second buoy ~ the nrs,
faunl Red Coat led.
r1h b,ais rpdnied re thiri buoy.
completing Four miles Rri Goa. 'eaAinE
.JI igcnti seconds
Ret Coat rounded tie second buoy q,
the sec1ni found It l3g. Minnesota
at -
The evening world., 1900-08-07
BARRED IN CHICAGO, TOO.
sbirt-H aist Man Not Allowed 80
Bat NJ the AuditoTium-sa
Alderman. Mistake.

nlfh o. W tHfr..f NNf't
CHICAGO Aug i-Chi-iso d, under.
Eoing a melting oli process Win ne
th.rm1meter ho,erns round the even
Hundred marx Bgr ne man with =
sh'rt vsls, nj crash tr5tre : AMI white
shoe. Re- barrel from ~ fashionable
restaurant. ans h. must eat win hts
coat .n 0r e. hungry win u On
A r~,1resertati,e - IN, Evening world
d1rned The col r1film n boldly ven.
tlrei In'1 fra d~.ninF-f0pm % the
Auditorium TIE horrinei AMI persplnnE
raiirr net him a. the Ioor.
"F0h g1riHss- snEe. look out. The
ladies sl' sr. yah
Il want g. get something - eat"
"Yoh aint dressed and yoh caun't eat
hereS
Il am dressed IN The COLES, ~ i'm
aginabls"
But the waiter vas obdurats The
man deseendsd 70 ne clerk ana urged
that his costume wa he only seasonal
bic one possible In the glare.
You had better sse the man.Fsr.'
rald the psrSplfinE clerk politely. The
msEssrr mopped his face and All hs
vas sorry. but he VA really afraid Of
ina; waiter himssIf and Aisays had 70
ere<s eiaboratelY before he dared eat
An Alderman was recently requested
% ;ssvs ~ Bisnark. the swell German
rss'A1rant. ~ caring 10 appear coat.
The evening world., 1900-08-07
Woman Passenge r
Jumped Into Tangls
of a Live Wire.

A womsn wa' fr.gh'u'ly burnei by
a i've trolley wire before a a sul. %
ua~ss'ng"rS 1T tho Prospect PARK en-
t'srre 40 80 o'clock 'l.s morning abe
rad Jumped from the ar In her ex.
ritsn'n' csn~d by tho prsaking 81 the
si'e an'i The srlien ston ~ ,he a
berFen .'tach car 400 had jus,
'ur1~t me Park c,rcle she1 he wire
overhead snapDad 4 'u.e end ZEN
f"foss tho opposite track ana enSted
bursts ~ blue hsme and showers OF
garss
TIL" grade Is steep A. tat. poin, and
the Gag stopped snort. the mo,orman
pui'lns On the brake quickly
Al %" Instant ~ the lash a woman
passenger lumpsi from her ssa, and
into the street. She landed on her head.
lhnici.ug "a leeD cash
AZ The woman fell. the 1--we wire came
down ana lay scross her body. givinr
yer a shock ~ high voltage and burning
her flesh tcrrlhlJ
Nobody dared Touch tho woman Who
Unconscious nor fear Of the deadly
wire wv
Ihe woman VA taken 10 the Sens,
hospital unconscious She about
tortt. years old and was plainly dressed
wearing a white mir walls. DARK skIr,
ssilor hat. blh 4 shoes and white stock.
Afte- hopr. % hard work m. soe,c,,
IN u hospital revived ths w6m,n sun.
eientiy ascertain her name ana al.
drers She q Mrs. Elisa Pcar-sil, Of
pah troNa, TsAiands l.
The evening world., 1900-08-07
R0BBER SLABS
CAR CONDUCTOR
Escapes Alter Trying to
Rifle His Victims
Pockets.

william Mr,-y = -orli.,o- ON me
Htuohl'n HI.'i Transit sys.,n. Il Iy.
lnr - 1ls fl1, uu flowers street WIll.
" rs'rrs from stab rou-I Inn c'sI
~ a hIsh FHv.1n who tried 20 rife
Mecr,'s pocket
Tho holi.sp took place .his rr-rirr
DO fr'ht ~ no 100 .. ,1r barns .,
hon ry"ru. and WyrtIo avenue.
.' Mo- WIS about fo quI' work
lh" h~shN'lm.U s'aHneI hm In the
bach 10" hn'.-bltde penetrating
Nr'-N !"n lung
A. linz 90 tlr police. Who are look.
lug .. ne r1,asr Near,'s a,sai,a-,
Va R.I-i-,-nr .uuNuIua. alpir.
'niH I.I'r.' with rr- lrighhlrhooI
To" ondu Tor Ma counting hts -s-elpts
Nh"" Poo urlaag man APPROACHED him
tud N.u h.u fHc Wy - % NIrth Rea,l
ar M""fy painted oUt q s'r tpgr1nch-
in< ari lon tuincI away A. h, tune 1
ne m.u stabbed 1lm aul tied TO rife
N'ort's pockets ut ~" latte, hait him
Dr. TIE h~ish"aNmau 'h,u i.d.
The evening world., 1900-08-07

sang Rest Of Chinese protected by
flooded ground practically unassail
able Japanese. English. American
forces, about 10000 strong. attacked
Chinese right. west u river. in flank.
Other forces. Russian. French.
about 1900 strong. opposite side be-
tween river and railroad. Chinese
position apparently strong Army
reported 80. OoO between peitsang aud
Yang Tsun. or crossing VI ROAD Pet.
no Yang Tsun objective GU
force 900 and battery.
"Cunomaugh arrived. Sixth Cav
airy len lan Tientsin for guard Of
cts ami awaiting mounts.
Ministers safe on 2Sth OF July
CHAP FEE"
The evening world., 1900-08-07

LONDON. AuF The subscriptions
60 The new British war loan ~ iOo"eo
closed This morning AMI b. H. claimed
here that this unexpected action has
practically ,lut on, the stock Ercnanse
members.
IL Il. uadrrs,ood here that the
Chancellor OF the ENrh-durr has
allotted cs.OOO.OOO Os25. OOo.oooI
of the ioan 10 the rni,rd states.
IN The House Of Commons today
benjamin Louis Cohen Conservative.
asked the Chancellor u the ESchsausr.
sir Mlchaei Hicks. beach. the reason
fof IN, early closing ~ subscriptions
~ EH-heqler bonds
The Chancellor said the llsts uers
closed as soon A. rhr bonds had heen
I.hscribed ~ lie mad received an
"nsr from an AnSlo-Anerican house 70
place hslf the issue IN America On m.
zane condition. as l'sued here This
ne iddsi. assured the success u tho
loan.
hot there was another reason Last
Thursday tho rc-ery. ~ The Bank NJ
England stool 20 the lowest point for
The evening world., 1900-08-07
0UR$25,000,0O0
LOAN TO ENGLAND
MAKES A ROW.
Parliament Forces Chancellor Of ExCheQler to
Explain Why the Award Was Given to This
Country and London Subscribers Shut OFT.

once tn. makes s. ya.oo ssthsr.
The rpli 5lu all b. shIyti ~ tho
oeani' 20 morrow.
J T. Morgan a 60 and ptrg Ma
goun & 60 Of ,hs ci,r srutuci 10.
DAY that subscr options 90 ~'hetrftlsh Z
per cent $40 ~. 20 wal Dan 4 closed
In London and ~ a con-"at'.e no
NOR would he received here
As yet oil estimates o.. % tnamount
81 subscriptions received by thAm.ri
van agents ~, a matter NJ .uAtturr.
bat the to,Al amount is believed be- a.
arg az the ,ntu Itself Npbu. lesms
90 know lust how much NJ ne 4 will
b. allotted o. thu DHuutr' lad her.
have hesa ZEN -lfl"'sI st'rmsa b.
the er-,f mat about hair - b. N b.
taken here
n IL knOgn thaf q number ottrPs
financial irsti,u iIns IN 'hIs AL ~
cI o. have sen Il .ulIHai'ors 4 thu
bonds AMI the bank . tho WsA,nt
s%ouihNest have .0rt in Their slRlp-
tons
y. adNn,n to ~ysst,-Tay'z gJltn.
ssgemsnt ~ t.D'rn '1r sIipmst 10
london was auuIU. 90 ur o. n 0to.
dsy slthgugh T. a. .slisyed 'Hg pilg
MaHDSn a 60 vi all n. their OIL Ne
msnt other Arms ar 'Fe.y 90 b. h,i
from
Ooli shipments N London FOR ihe 4.
rsui WsrA VIII. .f is u.irl9atei rrl
Neo.co Tho movement sLl rpnuf
urtl he export reaches N0e0sa u
demand abroad ON account - he ~
isF loan no advanced ne rate for 4
u1ud sterling g. SO -. ami shlpps
nf" lisIur advantage q IN ~fr1c,lo1l
Increase
The evening world., 1900-08-07

about 10000 men, while the Russian.
French and other ]na,ionalitlcs. num-.
bering about 1000, worked together
ON the eastern side Of The river
The movement was not merely a
reconnaissance In force. but a battle.
The Chinese position was very strong
and on u flank impregnable to at.
tack. They had 10000 men in osi.
ton.
According 10 Gen Chanee the Min.
isters at peking were safe on July ~.
His despatch follows. being dated via
Chcfoo. Aug T.
TiENTSiN. ID Conference to-day
decided bath, Sunday Chinese In.
trenched east and west through peit.
The evening world., 1900-08-07
CABLES THAT
TRENCHES WERE TAKEN,

.casiris,' iss By rhsf---, ri'H.,'ss Oenr.ay
Nss IaiE Went
lsgsThl abe ns,p,,.h o. no r,s,a.rs Va-i b
CHEFOO Aug THE Chinese
works at Pel,sang have been cap
tured by the allies and the frat bat
Tie on the way to poking wOl
The foreign troops Arr now boz pos.
session 81 the Chinese ,renehes
there VA hrrce hghtlr AstronE
force Of Americans partlcir- ~ 4,
consisted Of the Ninth and -Four
teer'H reg tents Of Infantry Reilly f.
Battery I'd the Marines Thpy woa
q giea' victory
The evening world., 1900-08-07

note u ths Governor = shanr.Tinr
dated Psking july D. saying the Mn.
isiers and '%orisnsrs are safe that pfo-
visions hhi hcsn suDplled to them. and
that conferences had aken place on the
subject o. the measure, % 10 taken =,
protect me Ministers during Their TIN
10 Ti~ntrin, A1.fe. Il n a.kial ne,
we're - establish thelr heafquarters
The evening world., 1900-08-07
LONDON STOCKS Dull.
Cos.eis Advanced. bat II,iI. Bp.,-
se.s IN the eesersI seeurI,,
Market.

Bus,nesi was resumed Oh tie London
Stock Exchanxs to-diy win liSht
y s-uiauon. ConsoN- advanced an eighth
snch Operators WEI. In an indolent
mood after 'he TO holidiys
Trading ~ M american railsay
.h,rss Vas devoid u animation. For-
e.snsrs appeared 70 b. siihoU, order.
ard the dAaisrs vsrS ai.posed TO take
their css from New York
Small fractional losses vere generally
the rule In tbas department. With Ana
oonda Mining. Norhsrn Pacific pf. and
psnvsr q NO 0ran6s parssansano
The evening world., 1900-08-07

Something over 1000 pair Of
shoes from our own stock,
"sweetensd'' by n couple OF
thousand picked up on the out
side.
That's . cold statement OF
bare facts, but the shoes are de-
serving Of q warm welcome; for
among them there's a goodly
number Of s. shoes, to say
nothing Of 100 pair, a few days
ago marked SO.
There are 81 shoes, sa5O
shoes, and a few OF the kind We
would sell at SO, though most
dealers would think $3.50 little
enough.
Take your pick at s2.25.
AT all three stores.
ROOMS, PEET 4 CoxPASx
- Bress.,y, cor. wsrva.
sHe ssi . warren
20 Brosissy. Sr Prises.
1870 Brosfssy cor ID.
sns 81 wss ia o.
The evening world., 1900-08-07
ENJOYS SAFE JULY 80.
nria.h Government ia. No Com
armation Of Report that They
HAD Left rskinH.

LONDON. Aug In the House o.
Commons today Under secretary Brod.
nek sad IN, Government RAD N con.
hrm.tion o. the statement attributed 10
II Hung chahE TO N. effect that tho
foreigners had left PeslnG for risntsin
under escort
ROME. Avs. T-;hformatlon resolved
here from Taku says lbs commander
Of the Italian sruisss Elba has sea o
The evening world., 1900-08-07
GIANTS IN
A PlAY-0FF.
Last Game Of Season
with kickers at
St. Louis.

LEAGUE PARh ST. LOUIS. Aug. -
II was no, tbs afternoon when the
Giants and the Cardinals played a post
ponei game. marking the last appear
anc. IN ~ f.ouii 2 the New York team
f1t The season.
The Dian have played good ball dur
Ing tho present series. bu, II seemed
that when the hits Ner. nee-ei TO se:ure
they were no; 'orthc5mins.
The Cardinals have developed into a
team % terrific klcksrs and the life Of
the umpire during The present series has
no. Teen a happy one Thsy have kicked
On eyery p3si Die occasion, ana have DO
layed the games 90 much tia, even their
mos, ardent 'rooters' have become dis
ssstei with their an,ies.
Hughsy and Crixsr we're In the yrtats
for ~. Louis. while Carri,k ana Grady
Tor the Diants.
The evening world., 1900-08-07

Ths isatthas order.
lIirst Inning.

Jones secured a base on BALL. ksslsr
iroye a hot liner into Dexiers hands
ard Jones was loIbe 4 up at frst.
Jennings aid one toward Bradley ani
isd at FIRST. No runs
Mccarthy pexEei a hass hit psli Daily
Chi'ds waited and receiver a psss No
Cafthy took too much room IN ssea.id
ana Nss run down. Chiii. reaching sec.
pui Mertes sent a fast one 10 Cross
and Ghilis sas caught between third
anI Some. Dexter sent A liner 20 Dab
len No runs
The evening world., 1900-08-07

Summer homs-seekers consult The
Worlds Vacation Bureau. which can
furnish you with reliable Information
relative to all summer resorts In New
York. New Jersey. Pennsylvania and
New England. Applications BY mail
for printed matter must b accom-
panied vish sanps 70 cover psstsss
The evening world., 1900-08-07
Ths Cotton Market.

TIE closing price. ~ cotton to-day
we're Aur. 80 10 "a: Sept. sn 70 ~:
Oct. sN % si1. Nov sos 20 80; Dec.
80 70 sa Jan, see Feb. SIC 10 s..
March. sG 10 A@. Apri. Si3 TO sii,
May. sn 10 SO: June, SIS to SIS Mar
ket .tsadN.
The evening world., 1900-08-07
Dos. snake or spider Bise..

Mosquito and all insect bites. woundr
q aelatea.s q ah} animal earsd ~
kiis Ivy Poison. Itch. Sci, Rheum.
cures uicer. skin diseases. feion.. boiis.
burns. scalda. eruptions. Disinfectant
clsa using. Cures any sore on man OF
beast. &c. bottles AZ druggists. ."
The evening world., 1900-08-07
STANDARD OIL
PAYS A DIVIDEND.

TIE directors Of the STANDARD OF COM
psny. % New Jersey, have declared a
dividend Of q a share. payable Sept. IS
In June 10 PER cent vas Distributed aae
In March % per cent.
The evening world., 1900-08-07
LOSSES OF THE ALLIES
BY

WASHINGTON. Aug. Admiral Rome cabled
that 1000 men were Killed or wounded NJ IA. battle
Of Peitsnng. Gen. Chanoc cables that 1000 allies took
part iu tho battle. This would u. IS ~ per eent q
very heavy loss Based on this percentage tho losses
for each nationality would be as follows.
The evening world., 1900-08-07
The lRattiax order.
Ifirst lnninE.

avn Hal,rcn was thrown out at rrst
liner pas. McGraw for a o.se. He
ssined second on a passed ball Doyle
fioi to Wallace In foul territory. Smith
tripAei to Ilght AMI sslhach scored
Hickman ne homer 20 left tailed smith
ahead. Davis went the .liacc-D1nln
rOuts Three runs.
Davis made q neat st0p u McGraw's
hot u and retired Niugg-y al ars'
The ssr-e combination tDOk caro- VI, Dur.
tett. HeldriCk scratched a slow nit -
Gleason. Donovan beat 0u' ore 10
Dove selbach rp-nd over q fnui-hs'd
ard pulled down kelster', long ~ 40
rms
The evening world., 1900-08-07
SHIPPING NEWS.

OUTGOING STEAMSHIP
SAILED rO-pAr
Hais~r wilhslr Gee rienas. frsssa
0fosa. Brm~n. hsrs,sl. Oftnala
Aiiiancs. Cola raiismsn. bsfbs1ss
VI Sad Nsv Orssns thsii. inertia Brazil
Conssehs. cAsrisstsa.
70 sAfL 70 MORROW.
bss,shilas. ranbu'f oussa mar. IL Plata
Orsanis. Lissrp~sl Dasxry. fsesna.
Nss Ten. So Asmptsa. Hf.tstfsaa.
Ksssaxnoa. Ant~sfp arA nnsii
Aisaa. oslrs-,su.
INCOMING srEAMsHiPA
DuH O-pAf.
Brtassis. o. Lssia. Afvss>s. cs~aL
osekAys ca. sssss-s As~ssnk eAassp0.
The evening world., 1900-08-07
CHINESE CHECK
ADVANCING L

cconunucd from Fir, Page ,
The evening world., 1900-08-07

This would explain how the Jnpanese were the
Z chief loserc.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-01-25
SOLDIERS CALLED IN.
Wild Disorder in the French Cham
Der of Deputies.

per OF deputies.
PARIS, Jan. A-The president Of the
chamber Of deputies, M. Deschanel, today
asked the house to censure M. Bernard,
saying that on the day when the chamber
allows minister to be insulted with i'm
punity no discussion is possible. Amid
protests from the Rightists, M. Bernard
was censured
M Monis said he had letters Of M. Ber-
nard and M. Chiche, Revisionist member
for the First division of Bordeaux, show
ing the Assumptionists had aided in theiI
election.
Amid uproar M. Lasies anti-Semite, ex-
claimed ''Your q bandit and canaille. -
M. Deschanel called on him to with
draw his statement and M. Lasies said
he begged the senator's pardon, but main
tanned the truth of his remarks. This in
creased the tumult, during which the
chamber censured M. Lasies.
The discussion then proceeded in a
comparatively quiet manner, M. Chiche
denying that he wrote letter to the AS
sumptionists, saying he owed his election
to them.
A little later another storm broke. M.
Bernard called M. Monis a swindler and
cainaille, refused to withdraw his ex-
pressions, and the chamber, at M. Des-
channels request, voted his temporary ex-
pulsion. NJ Bernard refused to bulge, the
session was suspended, and squad of
soldiers, headed by the colonel command
ing the guard at the Palais Bourbon, was
marched into the chamber. The colonel
in command summoned M. Bernard to
withdraw, and the latter protested, put
obeyed, shouting as he left 'Vive la Re
public Honnote," while his friends re-
spcnded with "Vive Bernard"
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-01-25
REPUBLICAN RALLY.
Will Tell Tonight What They Know
or Think They Know.

That popular rallYing place of Repub-
licanism, the Fourth Ward Republican
club wigwam, will be the scene Of an
other rousing Republican gathering this
eevning, when the Hennepin County Cen
trail Republica club will hold its organ
ization meeting. 1t is through this club
that the Republicans hope to regain Hen
nepin county's lost prestige as a power in
Minnesota politics. All deficiencies are
to be made up by the new club, which will
come into existence this evening with over
700 members. The organizers have scour-
&c the county and have succeeded in con-
vincing the country members that they
will meet on an equal footing in the
councils of the club with their city as
sociates. The election of officers will be
held at a business session preliminary to
the meeting proper.
This is the programme: Introductory re-
remarks, James H. Eye; "Our Plan of
Organization" eX-Gov. John S. Pillsbury
state Club Organization, F. B. Wright
president State League of Republican
Clubs; "What He Knows About State
Politics." John H. Steele, chairman Re
publican state central committee; "The
Difference Between Political Victory and
Defeat" eX-Mayor Robert Pratt; Re
publicanism," John B. Gilfllan; 1.-The Eff
feet of Political Education, President
Cyrus Northrop, of the state university;
"Politics and It's Effects on Business" ].
c. Eliel; political Conditions in His Dis
trict," Senator E. G. Potter; What He
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Mankato-The local packing house is to
days. The firm has already commenced
soon as practicable.
Redwood Falls-Mrs William Simmons,
of this city, has received S275 in crisp new
bills in return for a like amount of paper
money that was destroyed by mice thirty
days ago. Mrs Simmons had placed the
money in a trunk and the rodents evil
IDENTIFY found the money a toothsome
meal.
Winnebago City-Prof. ]. E. Gilman for
nine years principal in the public schools
has handed his resignation to the school
board. He is to become candidate for
county superintendent of Faribault coun-
ty.
Northfie!d-Miss Annie Watson, daugh-
ter of c. H. Watson, is dead after pro-
tracted illness Of several weeks.
Carlton-The town council has pur-
chased a new fire bell to take the place
of the old one which now hangs in the
steeple of the town hail.
Marshall-The city now has six saloons
running with another about to take out
q license. The license set fixed by the
city council is $1,000.
Fergus Falls-Rev. B.. B. Haugan and
Prof. Theodore ReimStad, who recently
resigned from the Ausburg seminary, are
planning a monster excursion to Norway
and the Paris exposition, They will leave
New York May Z on a special train, and
the party will include many prominent
Scandinavians.