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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-11

Galveston-spots closed steady; prices I'm.
changed.
Low ordiAary...7 lilo MiddHng ..9
Ordinary. ..-,...7 sic Good middliag 9A
good ordinary, s l-lG Middlng fair o.
Lev middling s. DIG Sales .........,I
$ew Orleans-spots closed tirm. prices s-is
hahtr.
Low ordinary. 81 Middiiug .....9 lilo
Ordinary. .,.....7s Good middiipg % l5-t6
Good ordinary. s J-I6 Alddling fair 10 3-i6
Low middline.. . S-l6 Sales .........6j0
New Yorlssp closed quiet and steady:
prices 3-16e IN.
Coed ordinary Is l5-i6 Good mdeliurl0 5-i6
Low midaling..9 9-iG MldilmE fair l02,
Aiddling .....l0 sales .,.....,.552
Liyerp0Ol-Sma business iu spots prices
lower; sales 5000 bales OF which mono we're
American; imports 1910 bales. OF which 2S0O
were American
Ordinary ,,.....,5 $50 Middling ...5 10 80
Good ordinary..6 1l-Sg Good middlng 81.
Low middling 20 1882 Kidding fair 1872
New OripaNan Iuxurpa
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-11
SUGAR

New orleans, A yuGs,liius i I.a
open kettle Az; eeq 1ssses noriIiS
seconds Sd4 9-l6; mois'a-
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1900-11-23

cHc18y " property IulH1l the duties
of the position.
IT is ON rising not on falling prices
that business thrives and men grow
rich. The upward trend of prices in
all lines of production, whether OF
raw materials or manufactured pro-
ducts, is not therefore a thing to be
complained, even by those who do
not yet individually appear to share
in the benefits of the advance. Wag-
es must advance to match prices
though they are apt to advance
more slowly. Fat markets for pro.
ducts stimulates the demand for
money to be used in production and
so tend to improve the interest rate
thus lettering the conditions OF
many living on the returns of inter.
est bearing investments. So long
as just reasons exist for higher
prices there will, then, be no gener-
al kick. 1t is only when, as in the
case of the salt trust, the advance is
without reason that the kicking be-
comes violent, and very excusably
so.
In his. Thanksgiving proclama.
ton Governor Lind says: "Our city
and country districts alike have
been filling up with a thrifty and
desirable population; our industries
have multiplied; our resources have
been developed; the soil in it's fer
tility has added abundantly to our
material wealth; business has been
active; labor and capital have been
fortunately spared the serious and
destructive conflicts between mas.
ter and servant 80 common else
where; commercial and agricu1tur.
al distress, except in isolated places,
have been practically unknown.
Moreover, our institutions of learn
ing have Hourished with unaccus-
toned Vigor, and contentment and
happiness prevail generally within
our borders"
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1900-11-23
FOR Il 0CHASER. -

Two Duluth ninrods say that
while out hunting north of this city
few days ago, in one day they shot
ducks, picked wild strawberries and
were almost lost i'm a snow storm.
We believe they also drank lake wa
ter.-Ely Miner.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1900-11-23
Doctor Yourself.

T0~0v1o Is French Treatment for
OOl1OVd Male and Female, for the posi-
tive cure Of GONORRHOEA, elect, Unnatu-
raj discharges, Inflammation, limitations and
alterations OF the mucous membranes. An
internal remedy with injection combined,
warranted to cure worst cases in one week.
g per package or 2 for g. Sent anywhere on
receipt of p~ice. Refuse cheap substitutes.
THE KIDD DRUG COMPANY. Ririu. III.
h1 49, ~ H. Hi6hSx CITY
Bvefeth, With 4 Royce. Duluth. 81 90!
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1900-11-23
FOR SPEAKER,

Hon. George r. Laybourn, of Du,
luth, is very prominent candi-
date for speaker of the next house,
and will doubtless be elected. Mr.
Laybourn is one of the oldest me m
bers of the house, and in point of
ability and experience is second to
none. Should he be the choice of
that body, the house will have an
excellent executive.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1900-11-23

Miss Nina Landsverk, of Virginia,
expects to return home this week
after a visit with relatives in West
Duluth. Miss Alpha Evanson will
return with her and ren1in in %Yir.
ginia during the winter-Hera4d q:
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1900-11-23
BURROWS COMEDY co.

The Burton Comedy Company,
with a reputation of being the best
on the road, is billed to appear at
the Fay Opera House on Friday ev-
ening next, November 3Oth. Prices
Is, Is and IS cents. Secure reserved
seats early.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1900-11-23
Terms, 81 Per Year, in Advance.
Official Paper, City Of Virginia,
Special NOtace.

Persons wishing a news item, change of
lad" or anything in the line of locals. in
serted, Will please have same in our Office bv
Thursday noon of each week, If convenient,
as it saves time and trouble for both parties.
We reserve the right tc positively refuse
any notice OF whatever nature after 2 O'clock
p. M on Thursday.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1900-11-23
EPWORTH kENTJERTAXNMEN

The Epworth League of the Meth
odist Church will give one of their
popular socials in that church next
Wednesday evening, November %.
"A short but excellent program has
been prepared. Refreshments will
also be served. Following is the
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1900-11-23

Sam BIO0m, OF The BLOOM Dry
Goods Store, went to Superior Fri
day, remaining over Sunday. He
expected to meet his brother, Hy-
man Bloom, of Gem, Idaho, but re-
ceived word instead that his broth
er's mining interests detained him
and that it would be impossible for
him to come east at present.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1900-11-23
HARPER WHISKY RECEIIED GOLD
MEDAL.

Special Dispatch.
PARIS, Aug. &.-American whis.
kies received the official approval OF
the exposition today, when Gold
Medal was awarded to Bernheim
Bros, Louisville, KY, on their I. w
Harper Whiskey.
Sold in Virginia, Mimi, by +. A
Clark.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1900-11-23

IN the prospective appointments
to be made by Gov. Van SAINT it is
to be hoped he may make one selec-
ton, at least, with a view to the eter-
nal fitness of things-a game war
den. A game warden who is not
afraid of becoming lost in the tall
timber; one who knows and will at
tend to the responsibilities of his
position; one who understands the
traits of the pot-hunter, and will en-
force the legal restraints against
this class who are so rapidly denud-
ing our Minnesota forests of game.
Such man would not be hard to
find; they never have been, but in
the past have been overlooked in a
quest for someone thought more
to recognition from a point
of political service. The iron ranges
can furnish men for such position
who combine both the requisite DO
litical hustle and the ability and
energy to properly fulfill the duties
of the position.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1900-11-23

THE election is over, but the strife
for political preferment and spoile
has Just begun. ::
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1900-11-23

E. L. MILLAR, chairman of the Re-
publican county committee, is an
aspirant for the position of private
secretary to Gov. Van SAINT. The
position has a salary attachment of
$4,000 per year, and we believe Mr.,
Millar could do justice both to the
position and it's emoluments.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-02
THE SORROWS OF SATAN.
1t Was Presented at the GIard Last
Night.

A good house eni oyed VIM A. Brady's
production Of the ''sorrows of Satan" ,"
a drama in four acts, at the Grand last
night
The scenery was in keeping with the
pay. Edward R, Mawson, as Prince
Lucio Rimanez, did very well, arousing
the enthusiastic plaudits of the house,
when, as he reached the clim OF the
first act, he drew himself 1psto his full
height, the pale gs Of the in>
candesce1t lights noating from the
wings and toying over his sardonic
features and fine physique, adding to
the supernatural tab1eau, he exclaimed,
his hand pointing to the heavens, in a
most dramatic manner, "Even satan
himself was an angel" Againlsat the
end Of the third act he shared in cur
tain call with Emily Todd and w. r.
Seymour. The first named, as Sybyl
Elton, proved adapted to the role, Her
passionate enactingof the scene appeal
ing to the prince for his love, entreating
him to yield if but for an hour; his
Vehement rebellion to same and finally,
when about to divulge "hls name, at a
movement of his hand she falls at his
feet dumb, battling the husbands eager
ness to catch that name.
w. R. Seymour, as eoeffrey Tempest.
was fine
Edmund Hogan, as the Earl q Elton
andS alYmouth Rea, as Diana chesney,
aa Aaeflcan Girl and Julian Reed, a.
the<Duke Of Isuncester, amused the
audience - their comic love scenes,
The balance ot the company'a efforts
were passable.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-02
CONFEDERATE CONVENTION
Georgia DiYision to Have a Grand
Annusl Reunion in Augusta.

The following general order has
been sent out from headquarters Of
the Southern Division in A.Ianta
"TO Commanders Of Camps and
ali CoDfederate.: The anpouaos,
ment made to yon In orders and cirou-
lsrs during the last two months Oon-
osrning the great annual reunion Of
shis division at Augusta, Ga, Noy.
IA, II, and 1s, are hers repeated with
the request for yOur special attentiou
Commanders please I'LL up and return
at once the blanks for lists Of officers
mailed to them some time ago and
send to this Office before Nov. 10, Each
Damp should adopt a badge and bring
a banner or dag to the reunion. Ali
COnfederates and all Contedefate or
carnations are invited.
Railroad fares are 1c. per mile trav>
eled. Special information oan be had
BY writing to Capt B. H. smith, sec
retaey, Augusta, Ga, Brigade COM
manders will send IN their reports to
this office by Nov, 10.
CIEMHNT A. EVANS,
Major General.
JoHN A. Miller,
Adiutant General"
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-02
lN BRYANs HONE sTArE.

Auburn, Neb., Oct. l.-Go V. Rooses
velt and party arrived here this morn
ing, This is the first stop in Nebraska
He has invaded Bryau's home state, to
try and upset the Idea that no one but
Bryan has popularity and strength IN
this STATE. He Will make forty sbeechea
in this section in four days. Today be
will visit Tecamseh, Hastings, Beatrice,
Minden, Wilbur, Holdrodge, Crete, Ara,
pahoe, Fairmount, McCook and Sutton,
and will speak in all. Demonstrations
have been arranged for him in both
Omaha and Lincoln. The night DEM
onsiration at Omaha will be one Of the
finest ever gotten up there in honor Of
any candidate for Office.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-02
OPERATORS AND
nTnTTfrnn IIrrT
I SlRIkERS MILL
H4ld Important Conference
Yesterday Al
END OF STRIKE IS IN sight
1t is Thought That the Trouble
viii Soon End President
mitohell Talks.
END OF STRIKE IS IN SIGHT

Wilkesbarre, Oct. The operators
and general superintendents of Big
Coal Company and Laokawanna Conn
pany metthis afternoon in important
conference, 1t is believed the officers
will declde when they will issue an
order FOR settlement to strikers, This
will likely be done today and tOmor
row Mitchell said this afternoon :
I'VE viii consider no propOetiOn Of
any settlement whatever. which does
not include a recognition Of the United
BIire Workers"
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-02
OPENS IN AMERICA.

New York, Oct. Mile. ida Bra,sy,
French actress, who ba' come to
America under contract to Richard
Mansfield, will make her debut at the
Garden theatre tonight, as Princess
Katherine, in "Henry "" She speaks
only French, or English with decided
accent.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-02
Meeting Today At
TNIrIUE 0'0I0nU
lNLLH i OLUOA
Chamber 0t4BnnGIG9 Will
Be Organized.
------------
BIG ATTENDANCE PROMISED
If Possible All Those Who Signed
the List Should Be
Present.

The Chamber ot oameroe VIII be
sorganizsd today. The cIsipeship Of
BFunswick hss, 70 an nbGsnal extent,
responded to the needs OF the welfare
.of our city, and with so.much Of pub
Iac spirit behind Il, the movement caD
but be Of tiia greatest bepeft % our
community. A vats larsesnumber Of
our hess oitizsos have banded them,
selves together toiths efd that, laying
All strtetlE personal benefit aside, they
Will harm 1Diously work together for
the good Of all our people, and the up
building Of our city, which, with SO
many latent elements Of prosperity
'iadeSei9ped, should, with the properly
developed aid Of this Board, leap for
ward riding the waves Of adyersitg to'
q srsu5e anchor in the harbor Of assured
progress.
IN order that the moyement SHOULD
accomplish the good that must rightly.
be expected Of it, it is absolutely nec-
eaeary that It shouldb bs properly inau-
surated, that proper officers should
be ppt in control OF the force It gives,
that this force may be directed to the
sooomplishmspg ofssal the public good
such force should yields
The organization nesting will be
held TOD y At q M, sharp, at city.
nall, 8e.are sure aiithe sabsesi-
bers VI ilirsal4 4zsthe Importance Of at-
tendiss ~ meeting, and seeing that
thts fo fss Pu5 10 proper pands ana
properly directed in its initial efforts.
Any citizen who may have been over
looked In tie bury Of working up the
Organization, and who Ia sufficiently
interested in Bruuswiok's welfare to
give his mite of aid thereto, wiIl at
that time aud place have an opportu-
niiy Of subscribing to The agreement
for the orgauirafioa and msipteoanoe
Of the body
All good citizens wish foftse meet
ing today harmoutoos and tscoessfpl
organization
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-02
ACC1p Entail SHOOTING.
/, les smaa the NIetimlof q Painful
AcsideHf

when officer IsaAc smith dismounted
his wheel At the police barracks yester-
day. MS pistol dropped from his pocE
q and was discharged. The ball en-.
tered the unfortunate aflicer's ankle,
and although not serious it is very
painful, and win lay him up for soms
time.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-02
BOXERS NOW
CONCENTRATING
Won ValdGFSGG May Yet Do
Some Fighting
BATCH OF CHINA NEWS
Reported That Thirty Thousand
Boxers Are Gathered Together
Near Pekin,

Rome, Oct, IA cable reoelved
here Gays that twenty thousand Box
er' are reported concentrating North
Of Pekln. There are now thirty
Thousand of them assembled west Of
that city
The foreign ONCE here ha. .ubmitt-
ed to the powers the suggestions tha.
several provinces Of the Chinese em-,
pire be occupied.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-02
The ENROLMENT One Of the
Largest in History.
WORK WILL BEGIN TODAY
Graduates viii Be Unusually
Large Twenty Four in
the Grade.

The public schools opened yestetday
with an attenda0oe "a follows High
school, %; grammar school 1874 pre-
parAtory, lso; total, 45s.
This is the largest opening ex.
cept one since the frst Organizaticn of
the system. AT the Rlsley school the
numbers ran CLOSE to 400, though the
exact fgurss have not been teported -
Jet. Every room AZ the Mansfield
street school il we'll filIed and the
same is.true Of the primary rooms.
The cIasses are better aiYided than
usual so that there Is crowding in
only one grade as YET. The prospects
are that the number viii ruu beyond
300 in a week o. two Andit may be
thst oalldreu wsII be turned away an4
less new teacher isemploysd In
the event Of there being an overflow
a new teacher viii be needed and will
be engaged,
One very important ohsnge has
bsen made in the High school which
will grestly .ipcresse its efficiency and
thorouEnness The fourth and atth
grades have been combined into one
and thus twsnty -four pupils viii be
graduatsd next sammer. Hereafter
the course Win eonsist Of on four
grades- instead of Ave as fe1lnerly,
making the curriculum lead up ex-
aosly 20 admission to the Freshmen
class at M4con, q Epery Or the Unis
- 30
ysrsity 81 Georgia in.< but Greek
The soarse az non trranged VIII ag
this Heretofore II went beyond the
requirement Tor admission ls the
Freshman bat not iar enough fof The
Sophomore.
This change has bsen made aftsr
months Of consideration The offer
Of cash prize OF s25 in gold holas
good for the class Of this gsar ana
m'y be won BY every member Of the
class who will work forlt
Miss BinRbom's is the only grade
that thrra:ena now 70 be oyororowded.
The next thing in orderis for the
paopis Of Brunswick to turn out and
visit The schools daily. Til they d.
shfs they have no right to utter a
si,Esr word Of pralss or blame Eye
witnesses only ars allowed il court
Of lusdce
lit All paraats 20 % chaol sud .es
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-02
ARMoR PLATE BIDS OPENED

ARM0R PLATE BIDS OPENED +.
Washington, Oct, 1.-The new bids
for supplying annor plate to the govern
msat were opened today by the secretary
of t6e navy, There were three bidders,
as before. 1t is almost certain that the
Millyille Steel company will receive q
portion Of the work, 10 case the score
tary decides 10 let the contract. This
will be due 10 an agreement with two
other companies, in order that the Mil,
vile concern may not again enter til 2
race as formidable competitor Of Car
negle's Bothlemem company for the
heavy or Kruppized armor plate.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-02
ENaLAND,s ELEoTIoN BEoINs

.ENGLAND's ELECTION BEGINS.
London, Eng, OCT. i The polling
in the general election began today,
aud will end on the 18th. Popnlaren-
thusiasm is singalarly missing. The
House just dissolved was composed Of
800 ministerIsls, and 271 opposition,
giving the Government majority ,of
12s Conservative organs are confident
that the "Kuaki issue" VIII give them
an increased majority. The Liberal
and Radical organs on the other baud,
are not at al confident TIE followers
Of Mr.. Chamberlain believe that the
result will show him ito be the I'M
uncrowned king" OF Eogland.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-02
ooLER-.sTANcaEIELD sTuMR.

CoLER--sTANcHFIELD STUMP.
Buffalo, n. r., oc,. Mr.. stsnch-
hrld, democratic nominee for governor
Of New York, and Comptroller color,
Of New York CITY VINO srs on joint
rtnmpiDg tour OF the State, devoted
roeay TO this cisy The combined tour
a remarkable baoauss coisr vas
ssaHcthel3's1 1aapentor iorthe guber-
na'or.si commission, md ~ fight Tss
av.y u"sf sadhard-foueht one
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-02
ELECTION TOMORROW
pemocrats q elTnn w.ll role Lsrge

Vote.
pas state election viii occur somor.
row and the Georgia democrats have.
not had an easier walk over in maoy
years,
II aIynn an effort will be made 70
poll large vote. Considering the
methods Of the republican candidate
who "a opposing Mr.. Upchurch the
democrats Of this county should get
out and do good days work.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-02

The Brrnswick merchant will sell
bat very few oseTcosts this year. The
sound thinhing7hsn has found that
there is much economy 10 having the
oId coat refined ciqapod emo pressed,
er new collar pdfoo BY Jim Garter
et the hfu5swisk cisaniug aqa rro
ins co., 50l Monk sgresf.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-02
Major General.

John A. MILLER,
Adintant General
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1900-09-05
POINTS TO A MURDER
Body Found in a Mill Race Near
Bad Lands.
BULLET IN HIS HEAD.
Adam Rote Believed to Have Been
Slain for His Money and
Thrown in Water.

Baraboo, Wis, Aug. 31.-[ Special. l.
Adam Rote, a bridge carpenter for the
North Western railway, was found in the
race that supplies the power for the wa
terworks, and everything points to the
fact that the man was murdered. There
was a bullet hole in his head and his
temple was badly bruised. From the
way his clothes were drawn up it APP
pears that the man had been dragged for
some distance and the theory of the po-
lice is that the man was murdered.
dragged to the river and thrown in Rote
is said to have had $50 in his pocket yes
terday and when his body was found to-
day there was only cents in one of his
pockets.
The locality of the city in which this
happened is bad one and has for years
been infested with tramps and hoodlums.
The authorities think that some Of the
men who have been hanging around here
are responsible for Rote's death. The
body was found by Arthur Loomin, near
the fiume gate of the race. who lmmedi-
ately notified the authorities.
Rote was 45 years old He came to
Baraboo twenty years ago and has been
employed as a bridge carpenter. He is
a brother of +. Rote of this city. An in
surance policy which the deceased had
taken out some years ago lapsed three
days ago.
A corOner's jury was emPaneled and
adjourned until tonight.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1900-09-05
BIG BREWERY COMBINE
ON FOOT AT LA CROSSE.
All the Local Plants to Give Way to
New and Improved Struc-
ture and Outfit.

La Crosse Wis. Aug. 31.-[Special.l
There is a scheme on foot to consoli
date the big breweries OF this city and
erect one large plant to take the place
of them. All but the Gund Brewing
company are interested in the new prof.
ect Those interested in the deal are:
The c.. J. Michelberg Co.. Bartel Brew
ing Co., Holman Brewing Co. and George
Zeisler d Sons. The capital stock as
now projected will be the COM
binde value of the present plants 81
100000. 100000 being money and
100000 debenture bonds. Efforts of the
outside trusts to absorb local breweries
have been futile, but have resulted i'll the
attempt to form the local combination.
As all but the Heileman and Michel
plants were erected years ago. 1T IS
planned to build Il combined new brew
cry to take their places. The papers are
drawn and an option on property for a
plant secured, although the agreement is
not yet signed. The plans call for the
conversion of the Heileman brewery into
an ale plant.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1900-09-05
WORK On NEW TRACK.
North Western Begins Preparations
for Double System Between
Appleton and Milwaukee.

Appleton, Wis, Aug. 31.-[Speclai i
Work began Wednesday OH the long
talked-Of double-trackir.g Of the Chicago
Il North Western railway from Appleton
junction to Milwaukee, which will even
tually be built north from Appleton to
Green Bay. The survey was begun on
Wednesday morning at Fond du Lac by
a crew of twenty engineers under the
direction of j. G.. *. Zinck and on Thurs
as Oshkosh. Estimates are now being
made on the cost of grading, and the 9th
or details will be worked out ut once
1t is expected that track-laying will be-
gin by December /. Last season many
Of the bridges along the line between
Fond du Lac and Appleton were wi
dened to permit the laying of the second
remains to be done over the whole route
from Appleton to Milwaukee. In line
with the doublc-tracking is the delay Oh
the new bridge across the rapids of Fox
river at Appleton, which was about to
begin when halt was called 1t is ap
parent now that the delay has been
caused by the necessity of preparing
plans for two-trackk bridge, instead Of
single track as at first contemplated.
The whole Of the Wisconsin division of
the North Western road has for several
years been greatly cOngested with the
immense freight traffic it is called upon
to handle, especially through the Fox
River valley, from Fond du Lac to APP
pleton Junction, where all the south
bound freight from the Ashland division
meets the main line. The cutoff from
Hortonville to Oshkosh relieves the Ap-
pleton Junction yards Of part Of this con
gestion, but does not help out the main
line south of Oshkosh nor relieve the
pressure of freight from the Wisconsin
and Michigan peninsulas, which alone is
enough to overtax the main line south of
Green Bay The recent collision at De-
pere brought forcibly to the notice of the
general public the congested condition
which had long been known to railroad
men, The Improvement now begun had
been scheduled for this spring, but had
been postponed, until the Depe1e wreck
demonstrate anew the necessity for its
immediate accomplishment