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DEWEY AND BRYAN.
Presidential Candidates VIII Meet
at Chicago Celebration.


ut Chicago Celebration.
CHICAGO, April 13-Admiral Dewey
and William Jennings Bryan will meet
Tuesday evening, May 1, for the first
time since the hero of Manila an
nounced he was a presidential candi-
date. All doubt as to Mr.. Bryan's pres
ence was dispelled today when Max j.
R1ese, of the Lakeside club, received a
telegram from him saying that he would
cancel previous engagements in order to
be present at that organization's cele-
bration, which is part of the general
programme.
Both the distinguished guests are
aware of the prospective meeting. The
officials of the club did not arrange that
they should be present at the same
event until each had been consulted In
reply Mr.. Bryan and the admiral replied
that, so far from being Objectionable, the
meeting would give them great pleas
ure.
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Hanson Is snperstitious.

Yesterday was doomsday in the crimi-
nal court, and, as Frank Hanson remark
ed, upon hearing his sentence: This is
GOOD Friday, the 18th of the month, and
| am sent over for ten years; it certainly
looks as IL I am up against it,
Hanson was convicted of relieving Axel
Anderson OF his watch, and he was SEN
fenced by Judge Elliott to ten wears at
hard labor. He was only recently re-
leased from the Joliet penitentiary' and
broke his parole by leaving the state of
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Pnrk Roard Gehs Cnntract.

WINONA Mimi, April 13-(Special)-
last evening a contract was let for the
erection of building to be known as a
house of public comfort. 1t will be To-
tain toilet facilities and other conven-
fences Something like 81, 500 is to be
spent on the building, which is to be of
cut stone, with floors of tile and the
interior faced with enameled brick.
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of drinking, dishonesty and immortality
against some of the preachers then on the
conference floor. He said that he would
place the entire matter in the hands Of
an investigating committee, and that
guilty preachers need expect no quarter.
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Nominated for Coneress,

PORTLAND, Or, April 13-The Repub-
licans Of the Second congressional district
renominated M. A. Moody for congress-.
United States Senator Joseph Simon and
F. S. Stanley were elected delegates to
the national Republican convention. The
delegates were not instructed.
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Want Increased Wages and De-
creased Hours.

MILWAUKEE. Wis, April 13-Two
hundred linemen employed by the Wis
consin Bell Telephone company have ask
ed for an increase in wages from $2.25 to
$3.50 a day, and decrease in hours Of
work from nine to eight hours.
The matter will be considered by the
proper officials. In the meantime the
men will remain at work. 1t is claimed
the Increase asked governs in several 9TH
er cities.
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Unread Mil strilSe Ends.

HCLYOKE, Mass, April 13.-The strike
at the Merrick Thread mill ended this
morning by the machine f1xers returning
to work, the management having agreed
crease of 25 cents on the old scale Of
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TEXAS TOWN UNDER WATER.
Colorado River Flood Has swept
Down Upon Wharton.

UWH UPON WhArtOn.
AUSTIN. Tex, April 1S. = The Colo
rado river flood has now reached vvhar-
ton, and half the town is under water
now So far there has been only one
casualty, negro refugee being drowned
In trying to reach town. The people all
got out of the bottoms and flocked to the
town, driving their cattle before them.
There will be some suffering because Of
the large number to be cared for. The
loss to the crops Is heavy.
The situation at Eagle lake is also very
serious, as the waters of the river have
poured into the lake, and the country
about ii is under water.
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Nebraskana Won Debate

LINCOLN, Neb., April 13-Fhe first Of
the interstate debating contests between
representatives Of Nebraska and Colorado
universities was held here tonight, and
Nebraska was given the1 decision by a
vote of two to one.
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VOTED AGAINST ZINE ROOMS.

Council Passes the Ordinance by a
Vote of "a to 4.
The Minneapolis city council was in
session last night until midnight
The ordinance against wine rooms was
passed by vote of 21 to 4.
The ordinance taxing bicycles so cents
each, the proceeds to be devoted to cyc,e
path construction, was adopted.
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BOTH SIDES
WILL FIGHT

Continued From First Page.
All the weavers then informed Mr.. Wilson
that unless he discharged the foreman
they would not return to work and the
strike is still on.
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FIGHT IS TO A FINISH.
Georges Greek Striking Miners
Told to Remove Tools.

Told to Remove Tools.
FROSTBURG, Md, April 13.-The MI
ners employed by the Georges Creek
Coal company, in this region, were noti-
fed today that they must remove their
tools from the mine. This steps by the
company is taken to mean that the
companies will fight the strikers to a
standstill. On the other hand, the strik-
ers are said to have large fund of
money at their disposal, and 1t is also
claimed that the United Mine Workers
will contribute to the support of the men
as long as the strike continues.
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STATE OF MINNESOTA.
DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE.

the x wreF I @ me Gt @ ANA LIFE INSURANCE coNY
'a MoW 10 4 and
l.
aud ho the said above named Company appropriate business
the
s day January A. D. 1901 unless said
prior thereto " ON'o"o0
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF have hereunt official
sea- al d. FauA TINS thLy-drs Of January, Al
j. A. O. OSHAUGFiNESSY
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NEED EXPECT NO QUARTER
". e. Conference Members
Charged with OTTenses.

NORFOLK, Va. April 13.-Bishop Ham
dy, the venerable presiding officer of the
Virginia conference of the African Meth
odist Episcopal church, created somewhat
of sensation today by announcing yhat
he had received letters making charges
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Menage ON Earth Again.

Louis F. Menage yesterday filed with
poration of the L. T. Menage company.
The incorporators are L. F. Menage, A.
A. Menage and B. Nj. Menage, the two
latter being his wife and daughter.
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Three Hundred Miners Ont.

KNOXVILLE. Tenn, April 1s.-Three
hundred miners of the Coal Creek COM
pany mines at Coal Creek went out on
a strike today.
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filled with empty wine and beer bottles.
In his answer Robinson also accused his
wife of adultery, but as he put in no
appearance the divorce was granted by
default -
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FUSION IS
AGREED UPON
Con tinued From First Page.

list ]. OF the 100 members to be nomi-
mated tomorrow l am absolutely certain
that Morgan will get 6S''
Gov. Johnston's managers give no fig
ures, but claim the state by a safe ma
ioritv
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CHARGED WITH FRAUD.
Wisconsin Man Is Arrested In Chi

CHICAGO, April 1S.-Nicholas Nowak,
OF Ross, Wis, was arrested in this city
tonight on the charge of swindling q
number of citizens of that town ont of
$4,000 through fraudulent methods in
horse deals and real estate transactions.
Nowak was identified by Sheriff Fl. 7
Hawkins, of Waushara county. Wis
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CONCESSIONS TO TELEGRAPHERs.
IntercoloniaI Men Get All They Ask
ed For

OTTAWA, Ont, April 13-The demands
of the telegraph operators on the Inter
colonial railway for recognition of the
Order of Railway Telegraphers and the
granting of fifteen days holiday to each
operator during the year have been
granted by the minister of railways and
indorsed by the government
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NO DANGER HERE.
st. Paul Telephone Operators Are
Quite Safe.

''An accident such as occurred to Maud
Turnbulr, the Chicago telephone operator,
would be quite impossible under the sys-
tenn used in this city," said j. w Chris
tie, general manager of the Northwestern
Telephone Exchange company yesterday
''The case of Miss Turnbull is the first
time in the history of the telephone that
ouch an accident has occurred. The sys-
tenn In use in st. Paul reduces the
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UNDER A REPUBLICAN AD-
MINTSTRATION SEVERAL HUN
DRIED ST. PAUL CHILDREN ARE

ONLY ALLOWED TO Go TO
SCHOOL HALF TIME. M,CARDY
HAS NOT ONLY. REFUSED TO
HAVE ANY MORE BUILDINGS
PUT UP, BUT, AS EVERYBODY
KNOWS, HAS REFUSED TO PAY
THE SALARIES OF THE TEACH
ERs AT CERTAIN TIMES.
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THE MARSHAL TAKES THEM.

Yesterday morning couple Of tough
looking fellows got little too bolster
Gus in one of the saloons, and the clerk
attempted to put them out. They
claimed they we're not "built that way''
but after little tussle and with. the
aid of an outsider they were elected.
just about that time the newly APP
pointed marshall, Howard Wilson, hap
pened along and after kind invitation
ito the fellows to accompany him and a
flat refusal, he proceeded to take them
anyway, and a little tap from. per
snader induced the men that it was
best to let the marshal have his own
way. They were taken. before the
mayor and are now enjoying the com.
forts afforded over at the Jail.
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MANILA GETS THERE BYioNE J;

a Canvass of the Mulct Petition Takes
Place on Wednesday.
The board of supervisors commenced
the canvassing of the niulct petition on
Wednesday and continued over until
Thursday. Wednesday brought a
number of temperance workers over
from Manila who we're eager to see the
canvass. The returns from that town
were pretty badly meddled up and the
board was compelled to send over for
Mr.. Collins who circulated the petition.
1t was found that Manila coud have
saloons by one vote. The task of can
wasting the petitions is proving quite
tedious, there are about three thousand
of the names to go over. ,.i
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FIX EN- Up:

That wagon, woald be as good as new
if you would get few spokes put in,
that wheel. That buggy will run for
several seasons yet if properly repaired.
You should take them to Merrill's
Wagon Shop. He makes repairing
speciality. If you need a new water
tank there is the place to go for, It's
His prices are reasonable and satisfac-
tion guaranteed. He is located in the
shop south of Wilson House. Give him
trial. 2S-2teo
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PROF. EASTMAN RESIGNS.

will go to Kansas City Where he Will
Enter Business.
Prof. Frederick W. Eastman has re-
signedshis position as musical instruc-
tor at the college and soon expects to
go to Kansas City where he will enter a
partnership with a friend in the law and
collection business, This news will be
learned with regret, as Mr.. Eastman
was an instructor of rare ability. He
will also be greatly missed at the social
functions The college will undoubt-
eddy soon have the vacancy filled. The
REVIEW wishes for Mr. Eastman a
profitable business in his new venture
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-04-06

The many friends of Miss Nettie
Clongh were surprised to learn of that
ladies marriage which took place on
Saturday, March 81. She was married
to Mr.. Jas. Smith at Woodward.
Oklahoma, ranch owner, and immed-
lately went to the new home he had
provided for her, some sixty miles from
Woodward. The surprise was all the
greater as Mrs. Kemrning had been ex.
pecting visit from her in the near
future. Her many Denison friends
trusta that her future may be full Of
sunshine, and full of many happy and
prosperous years q
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-04-06

Engineer Glenn is again in Denison
after three months absence. He has
been down in Mississippi once called
by sickness of his father and again to
bury him. Mr.. Glenns friends in
Denison were pleased to see him again
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-04-06

Some eight members of the Masonic
order were at Charter Oak on Wednes-
day night in attendance at a special
meeting Of that order. The gentlemen
say they were treated in an elegant
style by the brethren at 1.-The Oak.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-04-06

Jim Bohart, at one time in the imple
ment business in the building next to
this Office, is visiting in the city. He
is now living in Colorado and had been
down to Chicago.
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Farm for Sale.

One half mile from city limits, con-
tains 80 acres. Will sell at bargain.
Inquire OF II. j Cook, Denison, la. 26tf
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Doctor Hal Simpson, accompanied by
DR.. Gibson was out at Boyer and oper-
sated on a valuable horse be longing to
& Mr.. Strives, this week.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-04-06

On June 2, will occur the big log roll
ling under the immediate direction Of
the president of the society of the w.
o. w. and the local lodge. The occa-
sion will undoubtedly bring a big crowd
to our city, not only from the imme.
diate vicinity but from all over the
state. We presume those in charge Of
the occasion will arrange to accommo
date all who may come. Music will
probably be no small item and our
home band should begin to get in read
mess, and be prepared to maintain its
high reputation as musical organiza-
ton, y
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Dr.. Philbrook, Dentist, Office re-.
moved to rooms over Kelly's shoe store.
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4 We regret to learn Of the severe illss
ness Of Mrs. Albert Helsley, who is
quite sick with pneumonia. We trust
she may soon recover. i:
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lgallon Maple syrup sl.l5, Buck
wheat 10 pounds for 4Oc,at
M THE BOYS.
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ANEW ROAD.

The board ofsupervisors has granted
the road running from near wa. Nc.
Henry's stock farm on the south side
Of the G. & N. W. R. r.. to Water street
and will put in bridge. The city is to
pay all damages, Thus farmers coming
into town, from that direction will es-
cape the crossing, of so many tracks,
and need have no fear Of getting caught
in between trains. The road known as
the Nash road has been a very danger
GUS one, and farmers have very serious
" objected to using it. The damages
the city has to pay are quite nominal,
All things considered. Great credit is
due Mr.. Chas. G. Kemming, ex-mayor,
he and Mr.. Sam Luney have worked
hard in behalf of this highway.
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DR.. Huldah Davis, Osteopath, Dem
ison, Iowa. Office over Tom Listers
shop. In Denison, Mondays, Wednes-
days and Fridays of each week. Ex-
animation and consultationfree.
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T 1t is a pleasure to be able to state
that a number of subscribers have re-
mitted to us the past week and are de-
sirous of continuing the REVIEW,
There are number yet, however, to
hear from and we trust we may receive
there remittance IN the near future.
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Try our Tulip Tea" and the Buff
falo Chop, can't be beat for so cents
The Rows.
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For sale

+ You have found out, haven't you?
That we keep always on hand the best
oranges, lemons, apples, celery, lettuce,
radish, green onions. The Boys.
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Dried fruits peaches, pears, black
berries, raspberries are now in season.
s. The Bows.
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THE AL Fun SHOW.

''Old Uncle jed" the latest Yankee
comedy, which comes to Denison on the
18th has been christened 1.-The All Fun
Show" by both press and public. The
great number of up to.date specialties,
actually ten in number, the many
amusing and laughaLle situations, the
hearty laughs at Old Uncle Jed's mis-
takes, the splendid overtures of the
famous Old Uncle Jed orchestra of
eight soloists, introducing the latest
descriptive negro melodies, and three
thrilling climax's makes this play the
one that is enjoyed by the masses, the
lovers of music and comedy. Seats
now on sale at Johnson's. &
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-04-06

How do you like Seal Brsnd and
White House coffee. Can't be beat at
35c per pound, X. The Boys.
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Pike Erickson was down at Boone
on last Saturday, at which time he sue
cessfully passed a rigid examination
and is now q full fedged operator
Pike is an industrious young man
and os soon as a vacancy occurs will be
given position.
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FOR RENT

The front basement room of the Nc
Kim Hall. Inquire of Mrs. Georgia
Mcclellan.
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For s,aalo..

Building on Main streetin good town
Very suitable for shoe shop and dwell
ing. Barns also connected with same
ana p room for small garden; good Well
For sale cheap. Inquire at this office. S
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Try our sliced paches, Is cents can.
The Boys.
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Wool Soap, Ok Gall Soap; I'll, s. H.
Soap. Best for Carpets Flannels, etc.
THE BOYS.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-04-06

Dill. Grandmas Sweet Midgets mixed
Chow Chow, Sour pickles at
t.Tha Rows
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-04-06

We keep the best Minnesota flour.
Guaranteed. 81 Is per sack. @
The Boys.
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DR.. Philbrook. Dentist. Office over
Kelly's. Entrance on Broadway,
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To Sell or Trade,

To Sell or Trade.
Hotel and restaurant doing good bus.
mess. Stock and furniture for sale. In
quire of Milo Kelley, Arion, Iowa. lott
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For Sale.

iA cornplapter and checkrower with
80 rods of wire used only one season.;
Inquire of w. G.. Morris, Denison. 24tf
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Postmaster Boynton has received
instructions thatsithe mail service !pn
the Ill. Central will not commence I'm.
til Monday April 9th. At.
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Plymouth Rock Eggs
For setting. Inquire of Fred Mar
shall, Denison. 26!St*
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FOR SAIL

I Two fine resident lots near college
INQUIRE of M. D. Wright. M-tf
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MONUMENT TO j, W. DENlsoN.

d The many friends of j. w Denison,
the founder of GU, city. will be pleased
to learn that at last there is to be
erected I'M his memory a beautiful mon
ument, the funds for which have been
contributed by Denison friends. The
movement was started some time ago
and now the stone is ready. Messrs.
Hill & Son of this place have just COM
pleted the work on the monument,
which is of Bedford stone, rustic in de-
sign, and stands little over eight feet
iii heighth. The inscription thereon is
as follows:
Erected by the friends Of X, u:
Jesse w. Denison, 5ss5
20: In Memory Of the Founder of the n,
City of Denfson. S
gy .s.;s$s II Born s: n af4
~, Al ril 9,ls1s .s:sssst
Ill = Died
October 2, 1881.
.,q We congratulate the parties who
undertook the movement 1T is too
bad the matter has been left so long.
"A fitting monument should have5been
erected years ago. s s:Sa VI
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Notice.

When in need of anything IN the drug
line telephone No. 4S1. No extra
charge for delivery. 6.tf
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In another column will be seen an
advertisement from G., N. Close, of
Primgar, Ia, advertising the lands of
Minnesota, Central North Dakota and
the Red river country. Any informa-
ton in regard to these lands can be
had by calling on King & King or adj
dressing G.. N Close, Primgar, la.
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Henry. Kuhri departed Tuesday even
ing for his homen in Montana, having
spent the winter attending school here.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-04-06

Mrs. Stuart Gilmor,, of Davenport, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Isaac Gilmor, /.
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On Wednesday night Mr.. and Mrs.
Jno. Kott were nearly asphixiated by
gas from leaky cold stove. In fixing
the stove for the night, a little opening
was left in the door and it is supposed
this is where the leak came from. On
waking in the morning Mrs. Kott be-
came quite ill, and on investigation,
Mr.. Kott was found to be in the same
condition. A physician was sent for
and soon both were feeling better. 1t
was some little time before the effects
of the gas was unnoticed.