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BRITISH
Two Members Of Parliament Returned
Curious Protest Against smith.

Curious Protest against Smith.
LONDON, Sept. 2S.-John Penn, Con-
sentative. has the distinction of being the
first member returned for the new Parlia-
ment, having been to-day reelected with
out opposition for Lewisham. which he
has represented since August. 1891 w. F.
ID. Smith, son of the late w IL. Smith
and a partner I'm the great news business.
a Liberal Conservative, was also reelected
to-day without opposition 10 represent the
Strand district of London. A few days ago
Mr.. Smith was threatened with opposition
on curious grounds, namely, the censor
ship exercised by his firm. which several
times has refused to sell works
at his book stalls owing 10 their alleged
improperly. But the independent Con-
~servatives~ eventually decided that SUFFICIENT
enthusiasm could not be worked up on
this basis, and the son of the millionaire
who started as a newsboy once more rep
resents the Strand In the Liberal Con-
sentative interest.
Mrs. George n. CORVALLIS West LADY
Randolph ChurchilD is assisting her son.
Mr.. Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill, In
his canvass D~isorderly scenes have at
tended some of his meetings.
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Anderson Boy. Prisoner. TO FiIipino..

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
ANDERSON. Ind. Sept. 2S.-There was
much excitement here, this evening, when
the dispatch from the War Department at
Washington was received with the news Of
the capture Of a number of Anderson boys,
who enlisted in the Twenty-ninth Regiment
and have been in service in the Philippines.
The names are those OF Webster Cassell. OF
Alexandria,: Hanson judo, of PendIeton.
and John A. Malone. Cyrus Pemberton and
David S. MILESTONE. farmer boys, residing
in the vicinity of this city. There were
about sixty soldiers recruited here by Can't.
Lee. for the Twenty-ninth. who were sent
10 Fort Mcpherson, near Atlanta, and
from there to Manila, via San Francisco.
Captain Lee was own recently, near
Manila. Further details are eagerly sought
and a request for complete Information
was sent TO the War Department.
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Charged with Trying to Get s22o.ooo

MONTREAL. Sept. 2.-Alexander Nc
Culloch. vice president of the Croii a
McCulloch Dairy Company. and ID. j. Nc
ellis, secretary of the Montreal Cold-stor-
age and Freezing Company. were arrested
this evening on a charge OF conspiracy TO
defraud the Merchants Bank OF Halifax
cut of $1,000 by means OF warehouse re-
ceipts, for goods alleged TO be stored I'm
the storage company's premises. but which
were not there
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Crushed Coke Higher.

PITTSBURG, Sept 2S.-The strike of the
anthracite coal miners in eastern Pennsyl-
vania has had an unexpected effect in the
coke market of P%ittsburg. During the past
few weeks crushed coke has been sold at
from $210 TO $2.25 a ton, but the demand
has so stiffened that the leading producers
Rave increased their prices to $2.S ard $3.50
q ton.
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NEW ANTHRACITE COAL FIELD.
Important Discovery I'm Cascade
Mountain District of Washington.

ImpOrtant DfscoVery In Cascade
Mountain District of Washington.
]. M. bennett has just returned from the
Cascade mountain district of Washington,
bringing samples and news of the location
of vast fields of pure anthracite coal. IN
company with Prof. Burch, a mineral ex-
pert of Seattle. Judge bennett penetrated
into the Cascade range, sixty miles from
the railroad, and after two days of pros
recting located veins showing nineteen feet
of coal, and located GAO acres Of land. He
estimates the quantity In sight at rs, 0OO. 600
tons. Judge bennett first discovered the
coal on a prospecting trip in the sixties,
but lost track of the location until his
recent trip. He will form a company to
work the veins. The samples shown are
of the same quality. but lighter than the
Scranton product.
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HANNA TEE CENTRAL FIGURE.
Operators Say the senator Is Trying
to sctslc the strike.

SCRANTON, Pa. Sept. 2S.-Operators
here admit that Senator Hanna is the CEN
tral figure i'm the negotiations for a settle
ment of the strike. and while they profess
TO be at sea as 10 the details. they are
confident that he knows beforehand what
will be acceptable to the miners. and that
whatever conditions he has exacted or is
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More Railway Employees Idle.

READING, Pa, Sept. 2S.-To-day the
put of the Reading Company's mine fell to
$50 cars, which is about one-fourth the
usual production, and the company will not
be able to turn out more until the strike
is settled. Two-thirds of the men in the
coal train service are now idle. There
was another advance in the price of coal
to-day by the Schuylkill Valley retail deal
ers. Pea is now selling at A.75 per ton.
while egg, stove and chestnut is worth
&c
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TmentY Thousnnd Packs

OF superb playing cards, obtainable from
the Malt-Nutrine Dept. Anheuser-Busch
Brewing Assn. st. Louis. Mo-. for Is cents
. pack in stamps or money Gilt edges.
lcatherette cases, U. S. Army and Navy
heroes on face cards. high finish. perfect
slip.
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state Superintendent OF Insurance voris.
OF Ohio. has issued an order revokins the
license OF the American Union Life Insur-
ance Company OF New York 70 do business
in Ohio. This 10 done as the result g q
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K BY FILIpINOs.

ICONCLCDED FROM FIRST FAGE.1
seven months of sea service. On Feb. i,
1899. he was assigned to the New Orleans.
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stops the Cough
and works on the Cold.

laxative Bromo-ouinine Tablets cure = cold
in one day. No Cure. No Pay. Price 8 cents,
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observations ON Friday.

Bar. Their. r. II. Wind. Weather. Pre-.
Z a. m. COB SO "a N'east. Crdy. on
Z D. m. 30.0s 20 70 South. Crdy. 90
Maximum temperature. 70: minimum tenn
perature. IS.
Following is a comparative statement of
the mean temperature and total precipita-
ton for Sept Is:
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WILL eUlLo SHIPS.
New York Central Road Going In 20
Part of the Oceanic Trade.

New YORK Central Road Going In To-
Part Of the Oceanic Trade.
New York. Aug. S4.-The construc-
ton Of fleet Of large ocean steamers
for carrying both freight aud passengers
by the New York Central railroad has
been under discussion Of late. This Inn
provement has been projected In con.
neotion with the improvements Of the
terminal at weohawken and the expcn.
diture Of between 5000. 900 and 1900.
600 in charging the yards there. build
ing new piers and tracks and "a general
increase Of freight capacity
Some time ago the Now York Central
increased its capital stock by sl5, 900.
600 and this money was spent In buying
new rolling stock j, has just been stat
ed by prominent railroad official that
even this enormous expense for equip
ment had baon insufficient. and that nn-
other Si.OOO,OOO would now have to be
added 10 it for engines The road has
not enough cars aud engines % hnnle the
enormous traffic offered.
The decision TO expend between ST.
90, 900 and sl.OOO,00O ON the weekaw.
ken terminal is only one item Of the OK.
traordinary expenditures Other mil.
lions have been spent IN bridges, struc-
tura Steel improved grades and tracks
and stations II Is this increase IN traf-
tic capacity and the decision 20 recon-
struct the Weehawken terminal that
has suggested the building Of a line Of
steamers Tor interuccunic freight aud
passenger traffic.
The increased demand for American
coal in European markets. it is believed,
may have some bearing ON the project.
The Weehawkcn terminal now has
large coal yard belonging 20 the New
York. Ontano and Western. and in the
work Of reconstruction the coal capacity
Of the yard will be Increased aud
facilities for coal export provided, how.
ever, owing 10 the absence from the city
Of nearly all the directors of the New
York Central there has been no board
meetings for some time and the matter
will probably not come before tho board
before this fall
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SUBSCRIPTION BLhRY
REMEMBER THAT THE FIRST PRIZE is $4,000.

Tho Press Publishing Association deposited ao" the Mich.
lash o .o,1 Yong" The the regular price
souty Address THE EAGLE IL
METEOR Noi'oay1' n
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Corb.t,-MeCoy Fight.

New York, Aug. Si.-The long prom.
Used and long looked for meeting be-
tween James ]. Corbott aud KID Mccoy
under the auspices Of the Twentieth
Century club At Madison Square Gar.
den, Is over and less than five rounds
Corbett proved himself to be the boltor
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VALUABLE INFORMATION.

The population for 1909 40 au increase of 2l@ over
population of 1850 would be- 15.172 g21: au increase
Of l3.l5uG12.
81 uu increase 81 22o, q would bo 1d80lll; AN iu-
crnasc of l317fegl.
At au increase Of slo IL would be 15I-I.5,s: an
increase uf ll.u2gtls.
AZ 1000 increase of 81, o % would Boz 7,--1.sl2; au
Increase ui llGij.ib2.
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In Case of a Tie,

or that two or more estimator, equally correct
prize. VIII bc divided equally between them.
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B1nham, Tex. Aug. -. A report
reached here that nj Bailey man name
Dodd had been shot by boy. The gun
was loaded with small bird shot and al.
though Dodd is literally covered with
shot, he is not seriously hurt.
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Knled In..antIy b, a raII.

Paris, Tex, Aug. 81. While white
farmer named Adair. who lived at May.
hew. |. T.. was hauling load Of hay n
few days ago, the team ran away and
threw him out. His head struck stone
killing him Instantly.
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Paris, Tex. Aug 3i.-An old resident
Of lamar county, ~ years old. who is a
Mexican war veteran, was convicted by
q jury In the county court ON charge
of embezzlemeut The penalty assessed
was fine Of s35 aud one day In Jail
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weman Pound ps.d In lied.

Paris, Tex, Aug. 3i.-Mrs. Wash
Wcems, the wife Of a farmer, living u
mile south Of ngertoSn, was found
dead In bed.
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Dallas, Aug. 3i.-The body Of an un.
known infant was found in an ash bar.
sol here. The body was viewed by Jus.
tice Edwards, but no verdict wai
reached
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man. That Corbett and Mccoy are the
clevcrest opponents Of the art of self
defense among the present generation Of
heavy weights goes without saying.
And keen judges Of the game who shw
last nights fight declare that it was the
cleyercst exhibition ever witnessed IN
tina riuu
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Fort Smith. Ark. Aug 3l-Charles
Colbert. sentenced 70 b. hanged nj
Greenwood today. has been reprioyod
until Sept. Z.
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The Eagle carries q full line of the
following named legal blanks, and
sells them in small quantities at the
prices quoted. For larger quantities
call nt Eagle office Tor prices:
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London, Aug. 3l.-Somerset Henry
Maxwell. tenth Baron Farnham, il dead.
He was born In 1919.
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|. & G. N. EXCURSIONS

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, oct. LIST To- Sth,
ST. Louis Fair.
CHICAGO, Illinois, August 9th 10
September lst-G. 4. r. Encamp-
ment.
RICHMOND, Virginia, September
18th to 22nd-National Baptist Con-
vention tcol)
MENlCO, September 10Th and 18th
City Of Mexico, Saltillo, and other
points account Mexican Independ-
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Low excursion rates will be made
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write to ID. j. PRICE, n. P.&T.A.
Pqfsstine, Texas.
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dental chair. the familiar word patri-
otism'' will undergo q new process known
as christian Assimilation and here
after will be coined in gold only, stamped
with the image and likeness of the great
est political contortionist of the age, Will
liam Mckinley?
We can console ourselves for the pres
ent with the knowledge that before this
happens the American people will have an
opportunity of expressing themselves
through the ballot, and that from present
observations, and unless our vision de-
ceives Us. may We not read the hand
pie are aroused, that this representative
government will not fail, that the presi-
Dental chair. instead of being occupied
for the next four years by a plutoerat.
shall be filled by the plain peoples cham
pion, William j. Bryan, and that with
him al the helm, steering our ship of
state. the old fashioned patriotism of our
fathers will again be at a premium?
Many reasons exist, especially during
the past decade, which force upon us the
conclusion that patriotism is misunder-
stood by our people. We fear the opinion
prevails too extensively that patriotism
is simply human passion that inspires
a love of country and moves one to defend
his country when invaded by an enemy,
and that real patriot Is he only who has
won his spurs upon the battle field. This
is an element of patriotism, but 1t re-
CURES many others to make up the real
meaning Of the term.
DEFINES PATRIOTISM
Patriotism is love of ones country: a
passion which moves a person to serve his
country, either in defending it from In
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ALyA MERRILL TALKS
Interview With the Member from PEE
oria District, Illinois House OF
Represe -tatives.
Fully Recovered FROM Els Old
Trouble, Rheumaffsm-Is fn Bet
ter Condition to Work Than
He Ever Was-Praises
Dodd's Kidney Pills.

NORTHAMPTON, Ill. Jan "a story
having gone the round OF the press to the
effect the Hon. Alya Merrill, member
from the Peoria district, in the state Of
Illinois house of representatives. was
cured of his old, long-staEding trouble OF
Rheumatism. your reporter was sent
down here from Chicago to verify the ac-
count. He found the Peoria representative
at his house and quite willing to let the
public have the facts concerning his case
Hon. Alva Merrill Is a farmer by occu-
patton. He is now serving his third term
in the house. He sits on no less than
eleven committees and Is regarded as one
of the hardest workers and most infiuen-
tial members Of the assembly.
Il contracted Rheumatism several years
ago." said Mr.. Merrill, "and being utterly
unable to find a remedy the disease be-
came firmly seated in my system. I'm
naturally a hustler. but this disease made
1t an awful effort to get around, l can
tell you. The pain is frightful in Rheu-
matism. anyway. and to me, with busi-
ness, politics and the farm, all on my
hands at once, 1t was a fearful trial.
Finally, however, I used Dodds Kidney
Pills. Whatever else those pills are good
for they are certainly good for Rheuma-
tism. They completely cured me of it,
and l cannot say too much for them
lis 1t true that letter signed by you
was published indorsing them?" asked
the reporter.
Yes replied Mr.. Merrill. "and 1 gave
them my photo for reproduction In their
advertising, Also"
Your reporter secured a copy of Mr.
Merrill's letter indorsing Dodd's Kidney
Pills 1t reads as follows:
Northampton, ILL.,, August IL, 1885,
Dodd's Medicine Co. Buffalo. N. Y:
Gentlemen had been sufferer for
some time from Rheumatic pains In my
body and had tried many remedies with
little satisfaction until I purchased
Dodd's Kidney Pills. The relief was some
thing beyond my expectations, and 1 am
now cured and heartily indorse Dodd's
Kidney Pills to any one with deranged
Kidneys or Rheumatic pains Gratefully
yours, ALVA MERRILL.
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continued From sl1th Page.


ment l DO not wish it. But since I
have had it l have wanted it for the pur-
pose of your cooperation TO give this
state an example OF clean, efficient, busi-
neSS-like administration of public affairs.
But ! do not propose hereafter to be in
public office or be a candidate for public
office so long as i can not. with the hard
work that 1t implies, the responsibility
that it imposes, feel that the political
sentiment the political ideas, the political
opinion OF the majority of the constitu-
ency Of the citizenship of the state is
back of me-
l do not feel that it was at the last
election. If we can make the people of
this state see the questions as they are
In their true light, if We can awaken
them as they ought to be awakened we
ought To make it possible. and / hope to
God we can make 1t possible to elect any
good, reputable and efficient man to the
position that I now occupy. | don't want
to be the states hired man another two
: Years even if / can be elected If | felt
that / could only discharge my duties as
an administrative officer there would be
no prouder position for me to fill. If l
can do what any other good man can do,
Ii such thing were possible, to be, sim
ply elected alone, to simply stand guard
for the protection of Republicans them
selves against the legitimate result of
their own policy, to occupy the position
of a hired man, l will not do 1t. To a
certain extent l have felt that that has
been the position that | have been in.
When ] called the attention of the legls-
lature al the last session and the people
OF this state to the condition of our sys-
tenn of taxation by which the most profit
able property in this state was paying less
than one-third of its due share, why, I
might just as well have talked to a stone
wall. as TO have talked to the senate
<judiciary committee. That is what has
made me come to the conclusion that I
had stated to you.
Now ! want you to feel. one and all,
that there never was time in my life
that ! was more interested in the work
than am now. thank You for the past
and only ask of you to stand shoulder
to shoulder. side by side and work with
our magnificent leader in this cause for
the deliverance of the people.
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come forth as gloriously to write itself
another splendid chapter in our annals
under the presidency Of William Jennings
Bryan.
states, Of Hamilton, that his opponents
remembered that he theoretically be-
lieyed In a monarehial form of govern
ment and they, saw that he was fast
less strong and centralized than limited
monarchy" In letter to Lafayette,
June 16. 1892, Jefferson says: "A sect has
shown itself among us VINO declare they
espoused our new constitution, not as a
good and sufficient thing in itself. but
only as a step to an English constitution,
the only thing good and sufficient in it
self in their eye. Too many of these stock
jobbers and king-jobbers have come into
our legislatures; or, rather. too many of
our legislators have become stock jobbers
and king jobbers."
THE PARTY OF JEFFERSON
The party organized by Jefferson to OPP
pose these influences was first called the
''Republican party in emphasis Of it's
anti-monarchic principles. Said Jefferson,
In 1923: 1.-THE cherishment of the people
then was our principle; the fear and dis,
Remembering this and also the fact that
Jefferson had been. in 1884. the author of
the provision whereby slavery was for
territory. the Free-soilers Of 1854, when
they came to give a name to the organ
ization they were establishing. as the ex=
ponent of freedom, called It THE Re-
convention ever held by that party, viz.
at Philadelphia, in 1856, appealed for the
support of all citizens that Were ''in
favor of restoring the action of the fed
eral government to the principles of
Washington and Jefferson" The example
OF the Democratic clubs formed In France
In the early history be h of the en- fbd
formers there so powerfully influenced
the noblest minds in both England and
America, led to the prefxing of the word
Democratic to the name of the JEFF
fersonian organization which then be
come known as "The Democratic Republi-
can party" Gradually the new name dis
placed the old until. in Jackson time
and 1.-THE Democratic party has been so
called ever since.
Thus my friends, it Is somewhat inter-
esting and significant to remember at
this time. when so many people are SO
solicitous about party names, that the two
great political organizations now arrayed
were christened by the same name and
had their origin In substantially similar
circumstances. Both came into existence
as protests against unjust and despe TIC
power and the drift toward control Of
the government by an oligarchy. Roth
in their youth and strength championed
the cause of the, people and voiced the
party Of Thomas Jefferson had come to
be the tool of a tyrannous interest and to
repudiate the sublime principles of the
eeSnder It P Rsas the p partY of
Lincoln that invoked those principles
again and snatched up the banner of
freedom thus fallen from recreant hands
FACING A NEW CRISIS.
Today, my friends, the country faces
another and similar crisis. The high i'm
pulse Of 1860 has long since spent Itself
That party which arose for liberty now
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stands for oppression. The champion of
the many has become the defender of the
few The government of the people Is a
government by and for the trusts The
organization, the very breath of whose
nostrils was the Declaration Of Independ-
ence. now breathes out fire and slaughter
against brave people seeking vain shell
ter beneath its guarantees.
And now we behold one of the ironic
vengeances of time. AS. in 1856. the Re-
publicanism of Lincoln sought to revive
the Democracy of Jefferson of 17f6 AMI
1900, so in this fateful year of grace. 1901
the refrigerated. redeemed and Olsen.
thra1led' Democracy invokes the spirit Of
Lincoln and Republicanism and calls OIL
the people of the United States to re
store the action of the federal govern
ment to the principles of Washington land
Jefferson. This is Jeffersonian Repub-
licanism This is Lincolnian Democracy
May / not add that 1t is also Jacksonian
Fopulism?
History furnishes no more astounding
case of complete transformation in spirit
and purpose on the part of political or
ganizltion than may today be seen in
the contrast of the present attitude or
he Republ can parry with its position
forty years ago. Then the Democratic