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BIG CATTLE TRUST IN TEXAS
FAILED TO CAPITALIZE IT AT FIFTY MILLIONS AND THEN
WORKED ON SMALLER SCALE

It was the intention of those who are
promoting the company to purchase
about $500 900 acres of land in Texas.
near the line between Texas and New
Mexico, for the purpose of going into the
cattle raising business on a large scale.
It was his intention at first to form a
company with a capital Of $4,000, 900. but
he found that it would not be practicable
and he has now decided that the new
company will be capitalized at about
$l2,0O0O0O. Mr.. Loving says that he was
not in Cleveland two days ago and that
he has not called on Mr.. Rockefeller.
Mr.. Loving declined to name the stock
holders, but he wished 1t understood
that the new company had no connection
with the Leather trust.
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THE MARBLE PALACE,
Stewards Mansion in New York Will
Be Torn Down.

New York, Nov. 16.-The Stewart man.
sion, the famous marble palace at Fifth
avenue and Thirtyfourth street. will be
torn down. Contracts for the sale of the
property have finally been signed, and
it has passed into the hands of the
Barney-Sheldon syndicate, composed of
C. T. Barney, George r. Sheldon, John
A. McCaull, Henry Seilgman, Henry
Baylis, VIM. F. Havemeyer George F..
Victor and c. F. Morse.
Mr.. Barney said that the mansion will
be at once torn down. No other struc-
ture will be erected. The land will be
held for speculative purposes.
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over of the affairs of the embassy to the
first secretary by Gen. Horace Porter
and his departure for Spain. The former
naval attache in question, who was born
of British parents and devoted above all
to the embassy in the Faubourg Saint
Honore, acted almost openly as spy for
several powers. The departure of Gen.
Horace Porter, which is given out as
temporary, is really final and he will be
replaced in Paris by Mr.. John Leish-
man. United States minister to Berne a
diplomat of the highest character, whose
independent vis-a-vis, the British en-
bassy, can be counted upon for main
tenance of good relations between the
French republic and the United States"
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New York, Nov. 16.-The Times prints
the following: George r. Loving Of
Forth Worth, Texas, is in the city for
the purpose of forming cattle combine,
and it has been reported that John n.
Rockefeller is to be interested in the
company. When Mr.. Loving was seen
at the Waldrof- Astoria he said that the
company which he is endeavoring to
form was not trust in any sense of the
word and that Mr.. Rockefeller, SO far as
he knew. was not to be interested in the
company in any way. He said that he
was in New York last spring on the same
mission and that he had expected to
form the company at that time. Mr..
Loving said that the company would not
attempt to control prices at all, but that
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Tuan, ChWang, and Other Boxers Will Have
Time to Mediate on the
Past.
TUAN'S SON CAN NOT RULE
WAS HEIR APPARENT TO THE DRAGON THRONE-LONG LIST OF
PUNSHMENTS FOR THE GUILTY REBELS -
IN CHINA.

Washington, Nov. 16-Mindster WI has
received from Director General Sheng
the following cablegram. which he COM
municated to Secretary Hay today:
IAN imperial decree Of November 13 de-
prives Prince Tuan and Prince Chwang
of the ranks and offices, and orders them
to be imprisoned for life; Prince Yih and
Secondary Prince lining to he imprison-
ed; Secondary Prince Lien to be deprive
ed of his rank; Duke Ian and lining Men
to he degraded in rank; Kang vi. being
dead, no penalty can be imposed on him:
and Chao Shu Chiao to be degraded but
retained in office; Yu Hsien to be ex-
lied to the farthest boundary"
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CALLS THEM TIME.
Won Waldersee Wants Them to Con-
suit Him First.

Paris, Nov. ia despatch received
here from Pekin says the Russians are
abandoning surveillance of the railroad
from Taku to Yang Tsun, and that Count
Won Waldersee has telegraphed direct
to the Russian minister Of war complain
ing strongly Of this measure of which he
had not been previously notified.
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Chicago, Nov. 16.-Unless government
aid is extended the Alaska Indians. the
death rate this winter will be appalling
ly large" This is the statement of G.
b. Swinehart of Nome, Alaska, who is
on his way to Washington. where he
will bring the matter before the notice
Of the department Of the interior.
Continuing, Mr.. Swinehart said: 1.-THE
Alaska Indians are in dire straits. About
a month ago I made q trip down the
Yukon river and found hundreds of men
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TEARDoWN THE DEWEY ARCH
NEW YORK TRIBUTE TO THE Ro OF MANILA BAY LEvELED TO
THE DUST.

Relic hunters by the score appeared. and
each sought to obtain some section of
the sculptured figure of Victory" which
ornaments the front of all the columns.
The skeleton of the column was laid bare
in a few minutes and the woodwork was
torn apart and laid on the sidewalk
The work was done under the direction
of a foreman of the department of
streets and highways.
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MURDERERS ARRAIGNED.
Paterson Quartet of Murderers Before
the Judge.

New York, Nov. 16.-McAlister, Camp
bell, Death and Kerr, accused Of caus-
ing the death of Jennie Bosschieter in
Paterson, N. j., last month by adminis-
tering a drug, were arraigned before Su-
preme Judge Dixon in Paterson today.
They all pleaded not guilty. The trial
was set for January II.
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WAS SAFER THAN SHOOTING

Lexington, Ky, Novle-A s. Thompson prominent
Of Bourbon George Leary ana Samuel Adams colored
held thousand dollars bail
Hill to the federal court the first Monday Frank
FORT charged with voting
the last election It charged
the participating before the election
al to keep them away from the polls
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THE CZAR rs BETTER.

st. Petersburg, Nov. 16-The following
bulletin on the czar's condition was is
sued at 10 a. m. today:
Ills majesty has passed a satisfactory
day. Last evening his temperature was
1924; pulse 72. His majesty slept fairly
well during the night. Temperature this
morning 1O0.6;, pulse 6S; general condi-
ton very satisfactory"
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DIED IN THE STREETS.

SanFrancisco, Nov. 16.-Arpad Harax-
thy, prominent wine merchant Of this
state, was found in dying condition on
the sidewalk at the corner of Hyde ana
Washington streets, early this morning.
He died while being removed to the re-
ceiving hospital. Heart disease u the
supposed cause.
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WELL REPRESENTED.

Santiago, Chile, New. Is, via Galvesto,S
Congress has voted an appropriation Of
half a million dollars to defray the ex
penses of the representation of Chile at
the exposition to be held at Buffalo, N.
Y, next year. The Chilean government
will be we'll represented.
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WARRANTS FOR LYNCHERs.
North Carolina Judge Is After the
Law-Breakers.

Greensboro, N. c., Nov. 16.-Judge
Thomas J. Shaw of the superior court,
has issued bench warrants for six men
alleged to have been implicated in the
recent lynching of a negro near Ruther-
fordton for killing a white man.
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JONES OUT OF THE ToMBs.-

New York, Nov. 16.-Charles F. Jones,
valet of the late millionaire VIM. Rice.
who, with Lawyer Patrick, has been in
the tombs for four weeks charged with
forgery, was today taken before Recor-
der Goff, and on motion of the district
attorney committed to the house of de-
tention. His bond was fixed at 81, 900.
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alleged new imperial edhct, depriving
Princes Tuan and Chwang Of all rank
and offices and handing them over to the
imperial clan court for close confine-
ment, pending further punishment, says
the punishment of Prince Tuan means
that his son. the heir apparent, can never
be emperor.
The ediot also makes the early opening
of formal peace negotiations probable.
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New York, Nov. 16.-A dozen men
with pickaxes, crowbars and shovels ap-
peared at Madison Square at midnight
to begin the work of removing the
Dewey arch In few minutes the la
borers pulled away the heavy coating
of staff around the base of the pedestal,
situated on the park side near Twenty
fifth street.
A crowd gathered around the men.
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HERO OF A NOVEL.
Gets a Pension Tor Life From the
Author.

Sacramento, Nov. 16.-Mgr. T.sJ. Capel
has been bequeathed by the late Lord
Butte of England, an income Of $500 per
year for the rest of his life. In Lord
Beaconsfield's most popular novel Lo-
THAR, Mgr. Capel is portrayed under the
name of Mgr. Catesby. Lord Butte him-
self figuring in the work as Lothair. For
several years Mgr. Capel has been living
in retirement at Arno in this country.
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POPE PRAYS FOR u. S.
Gives an Audience to the Bishop Of
st. Joseph.

Rome, Nov. 1.-THE pope has just
granted a special conference to Bishop
Maurice F. Burke of st. Joseph, Mo-
During the interview the Pontiff again
gave expression to his hope that God
will grant his prayer for the prosperity
of the United States.
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SAW ONE BRIGHT STAR.
Observatory Force Out Looking for
Exclusive Leoni6s.

Chicago, Nov. 16.-At the Northwest
ern observatory, between 1 and 1:30 this
morning, eight leonids were seen, one of
which was remarkably brilliant. Before
O'Clock two were observed. The con-
hftions We're favorable for photographing
the shower that was expected later in the
morning. In the observing party were
Profs. Crook, Holgate and White.
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The republican national committee ha!
moved all it's headquarters propert.
from the branch offices at New York ans
Chicago. to Washington.
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A CHICAGO PIONEER.

Chicago, Nov. 16.-Geo. Hollendecker
Roset, Chicago pioneer who has engin-
eered property deals in which millions
were involved, is dead. Mr.. Roset, was
born in Philadelphia 81 years ago.
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An epidemic of smallpox is on over at
Helena. Fortunately the cases are not
yet very numerous, or severe.
Daily inter mountain., 1900-11-16

Charles F. Gage of Helena has beer
appointed to fill cut the term of the lat,
United States Deputy Marshal San
Jackson.
Daily inter mountain., 1900-11-16

A rumor is current at Rome that the
czar of Russia is suffering from poison.
ing. and that the empress is also shareI
in the attempted murder.
Daily inter mountain., 1900-11-16

Is Park county, the stronghold of the sill
Yer republican element, this year gave
Mckinley a plurality of three votes.
Daily inter mountain., 1900-11-16

Thirteen persons were killed by thu
derailment of train in France. One o.
them was the Peruvian minister.
Daily inter mountain., 1900-11-16

Senator Morgan was renominated by
the democrats of Alabama no other can.
didate appearing against him.
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Three negroes We're taken from the off,
GERS at Jefferson, Texas, and hanged to a
railroad bridge, for the robbery and at
tempted murder of white man.
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HAS LOST A THRONE.
Tuan's Son Can Now Never Succeed
as Emperor.

London, Nov. 15-A news agency de-
spatch from Shanghai, referring to the
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Ghouls dug up and desecrated the
graves of nine persons at the cemetery
ir Kalamazoo, Mich.
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:: CONDENSED TELEGRAMS f;

Joseph jefferson lectured before the
students of Princeton University, on
THE Drama"
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Corbett and Jeffries are to fight again,
at chicago on the 18th of January. It
viii be for six rounds. The chances are
against either scoring knock out.
Daily inter mountain., 1900-11-16

"a A general row is on at Sanford Uni
[Eersity, over the resignation, under
pressure of r. Ross. The faculty men,
bers are taking sides, and general
br eak-up is in store. The row started be-
cause of some reflections made by Ross
on corporate influences, which Mrs.
Stanford took as direct assault on SEN
etor Stanford.
Daily inter mountain., 1900-11-16

A great colony of the Beers and Free
Staters are to come to to Indiana next
year, If the plans OF the Boer ENJOYS and
sympathizers work as they are doing
now.
Daily inter mountain., 1900-11-16

The Daughters of the Confederacy, in
session at Montgomery, Ala, are en-
thusastc over the perpetuation of the
principles which caused the great re-
belion.
Daily inter mountain., 1900-11-16

The American Linseed Oil company
has reduced the price of the oil ten cents
q gallon, passed over the regular divi-
idend on the preferred stock, and still its
shares are on the rise.
Daily inter mountain., 1900-11-16

The Anglo-American commission is t.
go to work again on the disputed bound.
a,y lines all the way from Maine t.
British Columbia, and will also incident.
ally take up the fur seal question.
Daily inter mountain., 1900-11-16

Just before going to Europe. Richard
Croker called his trusty lieutenants OF
Tammany Hall about him and admon.
isked them to leave no stone unturned in
their efforts to rid the city of New York
of vice. There were tears in his voice, II
not in his fine, expressive eye.
Daily inter mountain., 1900-11-16

!, Two smeltermen over at Great Falls.
.ararreled and as a result one Of them
has a broken arm, caused by the other
fellow throwing an iron bar at him. He,
himself, used a shovel, but was too slow.
Daily inter mountain., 1900-11-16

With all the sleuths and bloodhounds
and trailers and what not after the Park
county murderer, all seeing him and eX-
changing shots at various times, it would
seem that he is having a long lease Of
liberty.
Daily inter mountain., 1900-11-16

Corbett and Jeffries are to fight again,
at chicago, on the 18th of January. It
viii be for six rounds. The chances are
against either scoring Knockout.
A great colony of the Beers and Free
Staters are to come to to Indiana next
year, if the plans of the Boer envoys and
sympathizers work as they are doing
now.
The Daughters of the Confederacy, in
session at Montgomery, Ala, are en-
thusAstc over the perpetuation of the
principles which caused the great re-
bellion.
The American Linseed Oil company
has reduced the price of the oil ten cents
! gallon, passed over the regular divi-
dend on the preferred stock, and still it's
shares are on the rise
The Anglo American commission is to
go to work again on the disputed bound
ary lines all the way from Maine to
British Columbia, and will also incident
ally take up the fur seal question.
| Two smeltermen over at Great Falls,
lQrarreled and as a result one Of them
has a broken arm, caused by the other
fellow throwing an iron bar at him. He
himself, used a shovel, but was too slow.
l. Work has begun on the largest steam
ship ever built, at the yards of the Leas-
] ter company. New London. Conn. The
ship ever built, at the yards of the Eas-
! half larger than the record breaking
| Deutschland.
| With all the sleuths and b1oodhounds
| and trailers and what not after the Park
| county murderer, all seeing him and ex-
| changing shots at various times, it would
| seem that he is having long lease Of
+ liberty.
Mr.. Bryan's little joke about not want
ing to take the Nebraska senatorship
I flom his dear friends Hitchcock and
Windy Allen, is made manifest in the
announcement that the legislature, which
will elect two senator's this year, is re-
publican by good majority.
| Jeffries will meet Rubin on or about
| the 1st of June, "when the flowers bloom
| In the spring, ira la," and is also still
looking for Fitzsimmons. If he gets
| Fitz it will make him four battles al
ready contracted for-Sharkey, Corbett,
| Rubin and the Cornishman.
Just before going to Europe, Richard
| Croker called his trusty lieutenants of
Tammany Hall about him and admon-
tsked them to leave no stone unturned in
their efforts to rid the city of New York
fof vice. There were tears in his voice, il
not in his fine, expressive eye.
The secretary of the navy has finished
Il the deal with the armor plate firms, Civ
/ Ing out the contracts for upwards of 4O.-
/ 900 tons at a price near $455 ton for
I krupp armor. It all goes to the Car
negie and Bethlehem companies. 1t is a
lower price than Russia or any of the
European nations get the same armor
for.
k A general row is on at Sanford Uni
I've rsity, over the resignation, under
I,Gressure. of r. Ross. The faculty men,
bers are taking sides, and a general
br eak- up is in store. The row started be-
cause of some reflections made by Ross
on corporate influences, which Mrs.
| Stanford took as direct assault on Sem
Daily inter mountain., 1900-11-16

The secretary of the navy has finished
the deal with the armor plate firms, CIV
Ing out the contracts for upwards Of 4O.-
900 tons at price near $455 a ton for
krupp armor. 1t all goes to the Car
negie and Bethlehem companies. 1t is a
lower price than Russia or any of the
European nations get the same armor
ffOr.
Daily inter mountain., 1900-11-16

i Mr.. Bryan's little joke about not want
Ing to take the Nebraska senatorship
flom his dear friends Hitchcock and
Windy Allen, Is made manifest in the
announcement that the legislature, which
will elect two senator's this year. is re-
publican by a good majority.
Daily inter mountain., 1900-11-16

y Work has begun on the largest steam
ship ever built, at the yards of the Leas-
ter company, New London, Conn. The
ship ever built, at the yards of the Eas-
half larger than the record breaking
Deutschland.
Daily inter mountain., 1900-11-16

Jeffries will meet Rubin on or about
the 1st Of June, when the flowers bloom
In the spring, ira la" and is also still
looking for Fitzsimmons. If he gets
Fitz it will make him four battles al
ready contracted for-Sharkey, Corbett,
Rubin and the Cornishman.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-31

ira seats were placed III aisles. corridor
ana every available position. Father
Borgan explained and instructed IN the
forms that should accompany worship
and the early history az the be ads. -Ov
prayers-the word bead n the old Eng
lish meaning prayer. Following mass
was sermon by Rev. Fir. Joseph
Lawer. During the discourse the
speaker explained az to what consti-
tuted mortal sin in the Catholic church.
If a man in hunting mistook a moving
object for Wild animal and shot a
human being. he had nCt committed
SIN. for there was no evil intent. II "A
member Of the Catholic church. forget
ting the day az the week. should nm
Willingly eat meat On Friday. M had
committed no sin. But II ne know lngly
and deliberately ate meat on Friday he
was committing mortal sin. Father
Lawer is an earnest and able exhorter
and spoke at considerable Length. There
We're Nesper musical services. Drum
Major Parsons presiding "a the organ,
and sacred selections ana hymns W.r.
sang by Mrs. Julia Clark ana other iu-
cal vocal talent The mission work
will continue morning and evening until
next Sunday. y hen there will he con
secration services by the bishop.
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WATERVILLE.
FOOT BALL AT COLBY.
Five Varsity Men LAID CT at Present BY
Injuries.

Blue * the most prominent NJ The
two coIors Of colby at present She j.
not trying to spring any fax story
about a crippled team. as thr lrilr COM
ditIon WI affairs can be seen by anyone
who visits the campus during ,hc p~a"-
tic- hours IN the afternoon. The Bow
do.n game. which T.. az. of The great
game of the year auu has been for
some time, is unv only .e7- DAYS po.
There Y ONLY rue game. -.Il- wear. an .
wv chance tr retrieve Il defeat TE"
rtf4.t ul the defeat of Saturday i- ar-
parent iu many way-. Four y. thu
VARSITY men are 81 Gaty ald were
not ia suits. yesterday. They 40 cap
tain Roc. Haggelty. Saunders and
Dudley At,hIey also i~ NJ, near good
condition. although he Uas !n ~u.t
Yesterday. ana did ittie work. With
TIN condition ct -ye regular players in
doubt at thi- time aEl with a need MI
the fun strength Z The team to max
even "a fair showing. tEc-e is good r-a-
son for feeling blue III" first four ri
,h- men mentioned We're injug-d in
Saturday gam. 'p.by's strong point
ana oue tina. SAL hls y-k-d much On
ii- puntiue anl tt- hu 1f th.e falls
| to Captain Iioe. ha IaeS .t il good
shape. with him out III the Bordtin
gam the team win b- weakened more
than the loss 90 any other
ono man couIi d. Hasgerty
is one of h" best runners On
the team and he also is laid OF. Atef-
lett. All experienced player j. probably
thu best guard in tha squad. ana al-
though liz MAY ba III SHAPE before sac
urday. i H. doubtful
Coach Brown = l-vo;inE c1rsller7-
bic attention u tn. Ia-n Of the second
team at present in IN effur, 90 work
them !n,o shape fcr ihe Varsity + tho
men NOW laid of are mt in condition
ID play H. W4s spending = good
share uf ILL tame, Yesterday afternoon.
III men Nib have not been OUT r4gu-
.arly. this season. The student body II
making strong effort u meet the
condition u affairs and Everything
possible is being done = get uut as
lasge i squad a possible. tn Var
SHY with its filing q substitutes lined
up against .he Coburn team. yester-
day. ana Coburn Showed TIP wen
What betting there haS been about
The civ on thu result az the game has
been on the size VI the score which
BOwdoin = expected u make. or
whether OF not colby viii be able n
sco-e. The general op MON seems 10 be
that The score will b. about the size
III the u ~ NJ game. but some are
setting il even higher than that
iii spite W aII this. however. the fact
remains that colby has A p'u-ky team
ANA one that j. mt af-aiI II work. She
will - - Brunswick prepared n take
advantage u every opportunity Tor
winning and there Will BE- 10 quitting
under any condition.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-31
THE POLO TEAM ARRIVES.
Gardiner Mas Strong Assresstion-wiII
Commence Practice. To-day.

The members OF the Gardiner polo
team arrived on the boat. yesterday
morning. and are now CHARTERED at the
Johnson house. Owing 70 the men be
ing tatigued by their journey they did
Very little. yesterday. in the shape of
practice. but this will begin. today.
when the Bath team arrives and both
will settle down to hard work. The
Coliseum is now all ready for the
work. The netting has been placed
about the lower part Of the hall. the
corners are arranged and everything
is in readiness for the game.
The first game will be. Monday even
ing of next week. when the Gardiner
team will fight il out with the Lewis
tons. and some good sport is expected.
The makeup of the home team is now
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keens-Hes!man.

4 v-ry quiet Wedding wa> held ID the
nome y Mr.. and Mrs. Rober We-tm4n.
WA<hiHstor street. when heir only
d. ushter Miss H4rrie,;. was united to
James Ben kesne. also Of this city. The
ceremony WAS performed in me par0r b.
Rev. J. l.. Quimby Of The Congregational
church. only a very few of the near rela-
tiyeS being present. Both Nj. and Mrs
Keeae are well known in thiS city and the
b..>, wishes II i large circle 81 friends 81
with them in their new life. They will
enjoy trip 81 week - Boston and vi
cinity. after which they will reside with
yhe nareEtS az the bride Washington
street