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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-10-31
Change in Time Table.

After Nov. 8 the N. Y, o. 4 w. rail
road will discontinue running their
trains Nos. 20S, which leaves Scranton
at S.45 p. M, and 204, arriving here at
1916 a. m, until further notice. -
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-10-31
ANOTHER Big
MASS Meeting
REPUBLICAN, GATHERING IN
WEST SCRANTON.

1t Was Held in st. David's Hall and
Was Preceded by Parade Which
Was Witnessed by Great Throngs
Of People-Addresses Were Made
by Congressman oalusha A. Grow
and James T. Dubois, Consul Gen.
eral to Switzerland-W. Gaylord
Thomas Was the Chairman.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-10-31
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

Local data for Oct. 80, 1900,
1iighest temperature NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 80 degrees
Lowest temperature .................. 46 degrees
humidity:
a. m. Observation-Disclosures. 81 per cent.
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-12-18
Proposals to Furnish Supplies


Bids ail Be received Ivy the Beard of
Examiners OF the State of Nevada. to
furnish stationery herein deserted, for
tha MS" of State officers and Legislature
t"r the period ot two years. Proposals
VII be received np t. .hut not incitl;ingj
December I, 1900, on which day the bids
NlH lie opened at u O'Clock 4. la. Nj
bids should state the prize d. &pnds, lie
!1NHrcd at tha Stale Capitol, au6 ia every
,t~tan"c, "ncn PTe'-Iirs'tlo. ~i'a.,lr! lie ac
oomuaIt'e3 by sample. MI tto.es to oe
IL" best q! a. KIND and tbs dinoant re-
.4"l}ed - indicated, and To- be delivered
~ i'ec-s"'ef-6. 1900, AS !o!IoWs:. ...
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-12-18
ELECTION NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given that on the first
Tuesday after the arst Monday, the sixth
day of November next. al the Curry
Engine House IN the frs. precinct II
Carson City. and AT Arfaory Hall in the
second precinct, of Carson City, aud 1T
he School II nn>e III Empire precinct Of
Empire, County OF or.nsby, State Of
Nevada an Election will be held for
STATE. County and Township eIfi@crs,
to-wit:
Three Presidential Electors.
One Congressnia1
One Justice Of tn Supreme Court.
One Regent of the State university
long Term.
One Regent of the State University,
(Short Term.
Three Members OF the Assembly.
One sheriff aud Assessor.
One County CIerl: AMI OK -officio Treas
u"eT.
One County Recorder and e. oifj"io
Auditor ana ex-oiflclo Public AGmInIs-
traitor.
one District Attorney and ex-oAicio
Superintendent of t,iblic Schools.
one County Commissioner. Hong
Term.l
One County Commissioners, [sshort
Tern.l
One Justice of the Peace, carson
Township
One Justice Of tha Peace, [Empife
Township
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-12-18
Notice

Carson City. Oct. =. lHjM.
II is hereby ordered that the doors If
Ma State Capitol shall he~loc!.cl every
lysui,g At o'clock. and that no one ez
.spt State Officers and attorneys to y.
Ad,aitted after that hour. - =; ..
REINHoLD SADI.rE.
EUGENE How ELL.
4 W. ID. JONES,
State Board of Examiners
Attest: A. ". NORRIS,
Clerk.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-12-18

OFFICE OF COUNTY RECORDER,
AND EX-GFFIcIo AUDITOR or
oRMsEY COUNTY, STATE OF
NEVADA.
CARSON CITY, Dec. 18th, 1900
Notice is hereby given that the eore
-ning list contains the names Of ali lie
linquent tax payers, a description Of the
property upon which the taxes are dc
iinquent. together with the amount oi
taxes due upon said property as shown
-ay the delinquent tax list for the yeaI
1900, as returned to this Office by To
County Treasurer and ex -otficio Tax re-
ceiver of Ormsby County, state OF Ne
la, and is true copy OF said Deiin
quent Tax List for the year 1900.
[sEAL] !. A. WALL. =
County Recorder and ex-officio Audito,
of Orlnsby County, State Of Nevada. 4
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-12-18
ORDINANCE NO. !GR.

.iephone Company. its Successor = ...
2 signs, tn right to place. ere... and MAIN
in wires and other appliances and con-
'fact"rs for the transmission 81 cio... v....!v
or telephone and teleG-trh p-lrposn=. il.
md upon the streets. alloys and ranlir
highways Of Carson City, Nevada.
The Board OF trustee, o. Carson Git do
orlaiu:
SECTION I. There j. here. - grantee h.
carson City, Neva.ia. upon the cun~id;l-
ton, and conditions in his 0rtinance
Contained, to the Nunses Telephone ana
Telegraph Company, corporation ore3u-
zed and existing undnr the laws uf Ike
state If California, ana 10 its >uvre~~pr,
and assigns for period Of 20. wears. FROM
and alter the date of the passage OF tbi,
Ordinance. the right anG privilege -
maintain and operate q telephone AMI te3--
graph system within the said city, and II
rect. maintain and operate such ruir,
and wire and other APPARATUS, over anU
apon the streets. ALLEYS and 1uo.ic high
ways of the said city a. inaE he necessary
for lis su.d telephone ana tele@ra1t bu-i-
aess.
SEtTioE >. Ii shall he lawful for the
granite herein. IL success .ea,ad a~+; &, -
70 make Al isc:'ossArv oNr'>atiuy~ in Any
af>aid streets, s,iey~ and pu''ttr highways,
for the purpose 81 cItriIHg '1td ui"lHttih-
ing poles and other supports tur its wires
or,co.;!uctor>. and FOR repair = tiIc >af,le
said work shall lie don il comVii2...a
with he rule. regulations. ":sijuancy~ OF
orders Whlth may durlhG t." r"1t'n;i-
time L" time ny lie 1"@rd - fr"N3""' =
said cry. an" '':e same ~ii"tl 5'E """. 10
the >ait@i"rji~n f.. tie .s""t'' al nus. @
81. tt'N :. Nit"jH s'%;> $500 d#>>-.jr or
tie Il col tie }a~>''@' e. ,"> 'T@'. .HGt
the e"'" griiniee >hi.i II" WITH thc' icrA
OF the H"tI.! .. trustees 81 iaf~"1- 'i'E
liz WritieH "t'e' 'i3h,e "a ali 'i.t terms ''.+
eori.t.t'2:i~ "i has It'Hrhl~n
~E'troN /. = th9g ~ ,t!~ ert...a'' ''
sinai. We constr" 81 a i.' ANY "''- IT,.
ven. H." proper "vtA"rlt:es 81 ts-' r..'.i 'tF
fr"'' -rN"'iti.-& :.'iI' 8. i'.i -,:--... >.i'-'
repairing "f A+vt..'- Ait< @ .1i- ~ -
alleys or Tt'''iic "'-i" rs "i H@1.' ~,
out all such W.. !, ~l:'i IT, -.''t'.- .. - :
-ibis. in ~-rl a manner ~ not I" OBJ =" Il
mj,1cu. rrey'3.i ;..e free t... ed TIA
ton # the said 'at.f,.Is, AND .-te.g. -
system 81. laid grantee, H. Successors a. 81
assigns
SEru"N = Ii"\ right aI' ,'lFiI- -
granted y Tins 'l"H."fcy *'" """5.'
only upon The o-.Gll,lI.- it.. u co.,:'.;.-
HfsI,a tHiiFtN : ';4t
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-12-18

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open or covert, between the United State
and any other nation, which VIII tend =
the destruction or aDridgG.nent OF human
liberty.
Porto Rico-The Declaration OF Indie
UendeHce. the Constitution and the Flag
are one and usrpafaEie. The Island Of
Porto Rico - "a part OF the United states, !
and pIacing up>nit the burden OF certain |
duties. rs well - by denying it, people !
y del gate to Congress, the Aduinistra !
ji,H ha- violated the Constitution, ;ran- !
GnNed the fH0G@iuontal principles ol
= american iInerts. ana has strlHon to GiTn :
the lie to the contention OF our fore I
itthGTS that ali men are created equal. !
that government rests for It's sanction
ur0n the consent of the governed, and |
that representation and taxation are in
~cporNtle
Lotteries ana Prize Fightin1-We re-
ioct the pr us.d constitutional amend
nent ren"' ing The prohibition az to lot
ter!es. We also favor The reDeal of the
statute licensing priZa fighting in Ne
V46a and pleo ge our Legislative nominees
tn vote in arcr:rfIAncc with the letter and
&pi-: .'f j..:t "a; ts,a >s...inna 81 tn,s ra~,,-
lutIOn
fabol--"ie believe III the regulation OF
the hours q tabor ~ the t:tate.and that a
shortening of sach hours Will tend 90 the
HlattTia advancement, prosperity. aud
happiness Of those who labor. We there
fore pledge our candidates for the Lrsis-
iature 10 the passage Of an eight-hour
law, applicable to all labor in mines,
mill. ~tuelters and ether works for re-
dEcing or refining ores. ana to extend
snch law to other classes OF labor to
which i; is aupiir: bic, after hearing and
consulting w3th tic REPRESENTATIVES of
>@rh ''ia-.=S, "nd t. provide by law for
i:dtlli., - rhC duties u one q the State
"a GERS H.tft.Gnt additional SALARY the
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-12-18

CERTIFICATES OF NONINATIpN.
!, Geo. ". c"wjng, Clerk Of Ornl~hl
County, Stale of Nevada. Go hereby Ger
tify that the following is the list OF nomi-
nations certified TO. "nd til.i with me
as said County Cler'>. f5c the t,ener,I
EIlecti"n to I've acid in the county If
Oflr Shy, Stat" Of Neva,;;,, osi Tuesday.
the Sixth day Of ,Noveinhrr, PC: ...
hor preSilouti.l :lecsn1s s. ..
Dennis, Jonn II. Democratic and .>ilN,:,.
Party
kir,nai, Richtr,t S;l<er Parry AN. d.
mccratic Party.
Weber, John, Democratic ,Artv arj
Silver Party. ".. 5'''-'f
For Presidential f.,,a-'cr>
Bray, simon % Rern ,;;can Party
Lyman, u. B.-R epupiIcan Party
Strother, Enoch------ Republican, Party
For ReprGsfniaiire,in Congress. t
Harrington. +. S.-ap---Re publican party
New lands. +. 81. .Demociatic Party ai.ss
Silver Party, as 80 .u ST. So
For Justice Of the Supreme Court.
Coffin, Trennor-- Republican PMt3
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-12-18

BY or,icr OF the Beard Of County Com
mi>>ipHcrS.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-12-18
Approved Nov. Ii 1889.

Gro. ii. MEYERS, President Of Tn.
Board OF City Trustees.
& Eo. ". CowING Clerk.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-08-21
Contracts for ia, 600, 900 Tons
Of Orc a Year and J, Uses q.
but 5000, 900.
IT INDICATES EXPANSION
Apparent That Every Dollar Of
It's $500, 100000 Capital
Can Be Used.
Will Be Powerful Enough to
Fix Iron and Steel Prices
for the World.

PlrTsBuRa, Aug. 1.-THE Post says:
Control Of the production Of mig metal
in this country is being secured by the
Carnegie company. 1t is seeking to buy
Ill the big blast furnace plants in the
United States. It's representatives now
have negotiations pending for the pur-
chase Of the plants of Haverly & Go. at
Buffalo, the Newburg furnace at Oleve-
land, a plant at Cardonolet, near St.
Louis, and two others in the Mahoning
valley.
The fact that the Carnegie company
has contracted for $4,000, 900 tons Of
iron ore annually when 100000 will
amply supply its present plants, is
taken as an indication that it expects to
acquire other plants of sufficient ca.
pacity to use the remaining tonnage.
If this is the secret of the company's
capitalization of $S2O, O0O, 600, as is
averred by those in a position to know,
it is apparent that in time every dollar
Of this capital can be prodtably invested
and the company be powerful enough
to determine prices for iron and steel
for the world and who shall make it.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-08-21
ALL ESCAPED INJURY.

Lake Shore Train Goes Into tho Bay Near
sAndusky, q.
SANDUsKY, o., Aug. lS.-Iake Shore
train, No. 3, westbound, was wrecked
at Baybridge, near Sandusky, at / a.
m. The train left Cleveland at 1856 p.
m. and struck broken rail near Bay.
bridge, five miles west Of Sandusky.
The engine and two mail cars passed
over the bridge safely. The next three
cars, consisting Of two mail and COM
bination car went over the ridge into
Sandusky bay in 40 feet Of water. The
rest of the train left the track, but did
not go over the bridge, and beyond q
severe shaking up and bad scare, no
one was injured In these cars.
The three cars piled up in. q mass in
the water below, imprisoning the mail
clerks and the passengers in the com.
bination baggage and passenger coach.
Not q life was lost, passengers and EN-.
ployes climbing through windows and
doors and being rescued from the water
with slight injurieA
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-08-21
CONTROLLED By ENGLISH.

Reason why Tho China Gazette Criti.
cixes Consul Goodnow. o1$
WASHINGTON, Aug. l8.-The state de-
partment takes no stock in the story
put forth by The China Gazette, at
Shanghai, accusing Consul General
Goodnow~of completely with the Chi
nese. On the contrary he is spoken of
in the very highest terms and discourse
in the trying situation is commended.
A number of statements have appeared
concerning Mr.. Goodnow's suggestion
about the landing of British troops.
The only part that Mr.. Goodnow took
in this matter was to inform the state
department that he doubted the wis.
dom of landing troops Of one nation,
without others having the same privi-
lege. It also is said that The China
Gazette is a British paper, and posi-
lively represents q sentiment existing
among the English at Shanghai OPP
posed to Consul General Goodnow and
the course he has pursued. 4
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-08-21
POLITICS IN CUBA,

Union Democratic Party Discusses Cur
rant Live Issues.
HAVANA, Aug. 18.-The Union DEM
ocratio party held its first mass meet
ing during the evening in the Tacon
theater, being crowded by some 1000
people. There were numerous speak.
ers. General Msyla Rodriguez said
the party would cordially welcome all
who desired to enter it's ranks.
One Of the most important speeches
made was by Antonio Glovan, who said
in part:
"Now that the elections to. the con-
stitutional convention are coming on
there are some people who talk Of es-
tablishing q federal form Of govern
ment in Cuba. This is absurd. Fed
eral governments are caused by the
union Of several governments already
existing. In Cuba there is only one
government, and it would be ridiculous
to split the island up into several only
to Join them together again."
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-08-21
TELEGRAPHlc BREveT,Es


Emperor Francis Joseph celebrates
his 10th birthday today. -
The steamer Roanoke has arrived at
Seattle from Skaguay with $4,000, 900
in gold.
. Mr.. Bryan will devote the greater
part of next week to speechmaking in
Nebraska and Kansas.
Harry A. Hamburg has been appoint
ed receiver of the Traders Fire Insur-
ance company Of New York.
The postoffice department. has Or
dered the establishment on Sept. l of
rural free delivery service at Au-
relia, la.
The big battle between Fitzsimmons
and Sharkey at Coney Island will be
decided OH Saturday night, Aug. 25,
instead CT Friday. Aug. "a, as was
originally intended.
A Berlin dispatch from TEN .Tsin
dated Aug. IA. announces that the
allies captured Chan Chat Wan with
slight loss. The Chinese left 500 dead
on the field: The remainder fed, some
to Tung Chow and some to Pekin.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-08-21
PUNISH \ THE leaders,.
Is~&lon rspsrs Would Chase Thorn All
v aS% Over ChiDs to In 30. ~ lES3 n

Ia~Ion lapsrs Would Chase Thorn All
y a.t% N Over Chins to Ilo 20. rs ~ XII
4 LONDON, Aug. l8.-In discussing the
probabilities Of q cessation Of hostilities
The Morning Post assumes that the
United States is willing to abandon
any idea Of further aggressive action,
but it questions the disposition Of Ger
many and the other powers to agree T.
such q course. j, % 81. $j5
= The other papers comment guardedly
upon the general situation owing to the
lack Of definite news when the ed
itorials were written. Most of them
advocate stern inquisition regarding
the outrages and the punishment of the
leaders. even il they have to be pur-
sued all over China. e. -. st$
The Daily Graphic, in paragraph
evidently inspired, says there is no roa-
con to believe that any OF the powers
will repudiate the previous understand
ing to respect the integrity Of the en-.
pire and the dynasty. "a. *~' g. I
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-08-21

RACE WAR IS EXPECTED
Affair Starts by Negroes Am
. bushlng and Killing a
White Man.
Blacks Burn Stores and At
tempt to Wreck a Passen-
ger Train.

JEssUP, Ga, Aug. 18.-Hberty City.
two stations below Jessup and in a re-
mote southeastern portion of the state,
and impossible to reach before mid
night, except by 80 mile drive, is be.
ing patrolled by hundreds of armed
men,, two troops Of cavalry, the Liberty
Independents and Liberty Guards,
while men are sending away their
women and children to escape the trou-
bles that are expected to break out
afresh after ~ hours cessation.
It is another of those race troubles
that grew out of the killing of white
men by irresponsible negroes in a Sec
ton where the blacks outnumber the
whites to /, and the excitement among
both whites and blacks is fearful. Since
three days ago two white men and
three negroes have been killed, and an.
other white man seriously injured by .
powder explosion, and the nights riot
ing eliminated in the accidental shoot
ing of Colonel Thomas, q prominent
Wayne county politician, the burning
Of stores at Liberty City and the at
tempt to
Wreck q Plant System Train
by negroes, who believed Sheriff Lyons
posse was on board. Sheriff Lyons has
returned to Jessup with his wounded
assistants and in interview said:
1.-The situation. in Liberty City is too
bad to think about and almost too hor-
rible to tell. The whites and negroes
have got it in for each other, the whites
being against the negroes for ambush
ing and killing Bob Burtis, and the
negroes are trying to get revenge on
the whites while some Of the negroes
are being killed. I left Liberty City
Thursday to bring Colonel Thomas for
treatment, but have received a tele.
gram that the situation was bad and to
hold myself in readiness to come on
the first train. I learned, however,
that two military companies are Or
dered out and are en- route for the scene
and q supply of rifles has been sent
there, so that they are fairly well
equipped"
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-08-21
MINISTER KILLS A MAN.

Rev. Thomas Clarke Shoots John Dsmp.
sey During Quarrel.
WILLIAMSON, W. Va, Aug. 18.-Rev.
Thomas Clarke shot and killed John
Dempsey on Island creek, this county.
Dempsey and Clarke had been enemies
for months because, it 10 said, the lat
ter, who was school trustee, refused
to appoint a daughter Of the minister q
teacher in the schools. Dempsey was
repairing fence on his farm near the
minister's home and they came to
blows. Dempsey threw q Ratchet at
Clarke and the latter ran into bis house
and returned with a shotgun. He shot
Dempsey twice, killing him almost in.
stantly. Clarke will surrender.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-08-21
ALL OVER A GIRL.

Howard and Adkins Families Have Fatal
Pitched Battle in Kentucky.
MoREHEAD, KY, Aug. 18.-The Ad.
kins and Towards had bloody battle
in Elliott county in which one Of the
Towards was shot dead and another
was shot through the lungs and is ex-
pected to die.
The difficulty was caused by one Of
the Towards and one Of Lindsay Ad.
Hns' boys quarreling over a young
woman who lived in their neighborhood.
After quarreling both men went home
and brought back other members of
their family for reinforcements. Ad-
kins' father, who is a preacher, was in
the fight with his boys. All the Adkins
have been arrested and are now in the
Martinsburg Jail.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-08-21
PARTIALLY DESTROYED.

Ds3ibsrsts Attampt 60 burn and Pillage
~ IN Illinois Town.
sMTHF1ELD. Us. Aug. ia DELHI
crate attempt was made at midnight to
burn and pillage this village. Only the
combined efforts 81 the 1900 inhabit-
ants saved the place from destruction.
The fire was discovered in the Robert.
son Grocery. 1t spread rapidly. There
il no fire department. here aud before
the bucket brigades formed could check
ehe flames 10 business houses in the
center Of the town had BEEN destroyed,
together with their contents As they
were all frame buildings. the losses
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-08-21
ROOS=-V- LT'S ITINERARY

CO <hair'snn r~yW" Gives Out the Route
p, :" Far ~ .\cr"rd On. ''.
CHICAGO. Aug. lS.-iienry 0. Payne,
vice chairman Of tie hepuoncan Ma
tional committee. gives out the fellow.
ing rs re correct itinerary Of Governor
R,"nrv x rs Tar Us agreed upon and
from, ,,':.lnA there will be no deviation:
Saratoga. N. Y, Sept. {: Detroit,
Sept. 6; Grand Eapids, Sept. Z; South
Bend. Ind. Sept. 8;>&,a Crosse, Wis
Srrt. III; Fargo, N. D., Sept. ii: Bis.
n::rck. n. D., Sept. 10; Helena, Sept.
II; Eutre, Sept. IL.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-08-21
CONFIRMED At BERLIN.

Germany Accepts the News, but Prepares
for Vigorous Campaign. ~
BERLIN, Aug. 10. The news regard.
ing the entrance into Pekin was further
confirmed by two kilograms received by
the Japanese legation in Berlin, one
dated Aug. IA, saying that the allied
forces were only 10 Ii from the capital
and the other briefly announcing that
they had entered.
The German press accepts the fall Of
Pekin as fact. While expressing joy
at the happy discharge Of one part Of
the Chinese programme, the German
papers point out that there is much left
to be done, 4
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-08-21
TROUBLE FOR NEW KING,

Aanisterial Dlscord Reported From the
italian Capital.
PARIS, Aug. IA special dispatch
TO The Temps from Rome, says that
ministerial disoord resulted from the
recent conference between the king
and his ministers and that several
Of them wish to resign because Of the
belief that they do not have his conf
dence. It Is added that notifications
In the cabinet are expected on the reas-
sembling Of parliament. The dispatch
also asserts that the king has clearly
indicated thas he will act and govern
and desires to have young ministers
with initiative.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-08-21
DOLLlvER IN THE LEAD.
Believed He WIN Be Named to Succeed
Senator Gear.

Believed He VIII Be Named to Succeed
Senator Gear.
Dies MONIES, Aug. le.-A meeting Of
all the leading Republican politicians
Of the state was held here relative to
the selection by Governor Shaw Of
successor to the late United States Sem
ator Gear. -Four candidates were con-
Neutrality-suspicious. Dolliver Of Fort
Dodge, A. B. Cummings Of Des Moines,
Congressman Hepburn Of Oreston and
Minister Conger. Tho relative chances
Of each was regarded as being in the
order named.
a Il 10 possible that the appointment
will be announced shortly.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-08-21
OPEN IOWA CAMPAIGN.

Wili Ne Cr.,c~,... III tMi.h Meetings IN
2<" Every t,"ngrr. s,"nni l)!.,r'rt.. %s.$s5,
les. MoIAE<, a.. Aug. IS. "A COM
ference Of Republican LEADERS, was held
here to arrange tor the opening OF the
campaign in this state. Senator Ali.
son, Speaker Henderson, Congressmel.
Dollivsr and La."., members Of The
state central committee, and others
were present. 1t was agreed tE1at the
campaign should open about Sept, 20
with meetings addressad by PROMINENT
Repu Diic,ns Of this aud ot."r states, In
every congressional district. \