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Arizona republican., 1900-10-25
A GIGANTIC BANQUET
Three Thousand Persons at Harvest
 Home Feast.

Chicago, Oct 24-The Harvest Home Prosperity Feast" which is to be given in this city tonight under the auspices of the Marquette club prom ises to be unique among political ban quets. It is now estimated by the re- publican campaign managers that more than 3,OOG persons will sit down to this monster spread, which will be held in the new Coliseum. The event is in tended to symbolic the prosperity of the farmers and the great hall has accordingly been decorated with grain and farm products of all kinds Many men were employed today in hanging the interior of the structure with sheaves of wheat. and oats. and ears of corn. James r. Weldon, president of the Marquette club, will act as toast master and the chief speakers will be Senator Hanna of Ohio, Senator Bur rows of Michigan, and Senator Cubbi- son of Kansas. Senator Hanna is eX pected to tell of his observations dur ing his resent western tour with Sen ator Frye. and the other speakers will be left to discuss the issues of the cam paign from the view point of the re- publican party.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-25

learned that Governor Roosevelt was to be in New York on that evening. they cancelled their own enga gements and askd to be allowed to participate in the reception. As matter of courtesy to them rhe committee has set aside 1,O0O seats for each organization.
 The line of march of the various groups is to De illumined by colored lire and small fireworks displays will take place on nearly every corner that the paraders are to pass. Hundreds of transparencies have been ordered. all different in design and coIoring. They will be carried in the parades. So far a s arranged the speakers at the mass meeting besides Governor Roosevelt are 10 be Congressman C. F. Littlefell of Maine, former Governor Frank :. Black, Benjamin P. Odel, the republi- can candidate for governCr: Lieutenant Governor Timothy l.. W Oodruff, and Senator Chauncey NJ. Depew. On the stage will be the members of the na- tional, state and county republican committees and a number of distin- guished gl ests
 At the meeting of the committee on arrangements last night William Me Alpin was appoinrl1 chief marshal of the parade. He is to have charge of the marchers from the various assem- bly, districts who are to converge at Madison Square. He is now busy mak- ing arrangements for the grand march. The places where the various groups are to meet and the hour that they are to start marching to Madison Square will be announced later. when MT Me Alpin has had d chance to talk to the district leaders. This morning every assembly district leader in New York received a communication from Gen eral Francis Y. Greene, president of the county committee, asking him to appoint an aide to the chief marshal. The aides are to have charge of their individual groups, but are to report for orders to Mr. McAlpin.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-25
ONLY NINE SPEECHES
Roosevelt Saved His Strength
 Yesterday
In Order to Witness Mammoth De monstration in Utica Last Night. Bryan storming Maryland and Delaware.

Utica, N. Y. Oct. Ex-Governor Roosevelt's third day of campaigning in New York state embraced several features not heretofore marked in his reception at other placs. At nearly every place at which he stopped en route there were huge crowds of people. In this city tonight, instead of speech making, the days work was ended with the view of an immense demon- stration. This was entirely agreeable to Governor Roosevelt, who during the day had made nine speeches.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-25
TEDDY's STRAIGHT REPLY
Lies About Roosevelt Circulated on
 Handbills ill Kansas.

Chicago. Oct. 2I.-Secretary Perry s. Heath, Of the national republican committee, telegraphed Gov. Roosevelt that the following matter is b=ing cir culated Ol handbills in Kansas and other states;
 Governor Roosevelt said in a speech in Cooper institute in New York City in 1898: The way to gst rid Of Bryan ism and its child. labor troubles, is to stand it up against the wall and shoot it Ito death" And in a speech deliv- cred in Chicago just after the great la bor strike, Any person who would join a strike or go ne.n' oH, ought to be shot
 Governor Roosevelt replied that both statem6lts were absolute lies. and sug- gested that a suit for criminal libel be instituted
Arizona republican., 1900-10-25
BRYANS HARD WORK.

Wilmington. Del, Oct. 24-AIr. Bryan made two speeches of some length in this city tonight after hay ing made seventeen other addresses during the day. T. ginning at St MichaeIs. on the eastern shore of Maryland, 'le spoke in succession at Easton. Preston. Murlock, Vienna. Sal isbury. Berlin, ali of which places are in Maryland, and at Frankford. Georgetown, Milford, Harrington. Dover, Clayton, Middletown. Kirkwood and New Castle. in Delaware. The au- diencss of tie day were as a rule fair sizeG and a majority of them were thoroughly aEpreciative.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-25
NO ULTERIOR PURPOSE
Anglo-German Alliance Menaees No
 Power in China.

Washington, Oct. 24.-In view of the widespread comment that the Anglo German alliance concerning China was open to construction of an implied or indirect menace or threat against some other power interested in the Chinese question. the attention of Count De- Quadt, German charge daffaires was today called to this point. Count De- Quadt said that he was able to give q categorical and very positive statement on the highest authority that the agreement involved no menace swhat- ever to any power concerned in China He said that this applied to all parties which had taken a hand in Chinese af- fairs.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-25
END OF THE CONTEST
General Belief That His Definition of the Strikers Position Will Contain a Declaration That the Trouble is Concluded - Miners Hold Trolley Car Up and Stop Men Who Would Work.

Hazleon, Pa. Oct. 24.-President Mitchell tonight announced that he would tomorrow. probably late in the afternoon or evening, issue a statement defining the position of the United Mine Workers in the present situation of the strike. He also said that his statement would in all likelihood iudi- cate whether the strike would be inn mediately declared off or whether it would be continued. This announce ment was made as the result of today'S conference between the national and district officers of the United Mine Workers The impression around head quarters tonight is that the statement will contain practically a declaration that the contest is ended.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-25
PRELIMINARY CONVENTION.

New York, Oct PA dispatch to the Herald from Pekin states that a preliminary convention between China and the powers has been proposed by Prince Ching and Ii Hung Chang. ad- mitting China's breach of interna- tional law in laying siege to the lega- tions and her liability to pay indem- nifty. The proposition further declares that China is ready to continue the old trade treaties with the powers or to make new ones. and adds that as the troops were sent to China for the pro- other purpose. each power should de- clare an armstice when negotiations for peace begin and when an understand nifty, the troops should be withdrawn.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-25
PICQUART WINS
Libel Suit Against Le Jour Decided
 in His Favor.

Paris. Oct 24-Colonel Picquart's suit for libel against Le Jour, arising from the Dreyfus polemics, was de- cided in his favor today The court condemned the manager of the paper, M. Pouch, to pay fine of 1000 francs. and NJ. Possien and Cali. the writers of the articles, were sentenced to six months and one month. imprisonment respectively, and all three were sent enced to pay 3O,OOO francs damages.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-25
PORTO RIcAN WANTS TO VOTE.
His Case Taken Under Advisament by
 d St. Louis Judge.

St. Louis. Oct. 24.-Juan Quesada. a native Porto Rican, who is employed in this city by a prominent business house appeared before Judge Clark of the court of criminal correction. to learn if he Were a citizen and entitled to vote in the United States. Quesadd tried to register on Saturday and the privilege was denied him. Fle then appealed to the courts. Quesada came to the Unit ed States on the same ship with Gen. Miles and has been in St. Louis four teen months. Judge Clark took the case under adVisement.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-25
PATHETIC SCENE IN COURT.

Marysville, O., Oct 24.-There was pathetic scene in the court room dur ing the Terrell murder trial this morn ing. Mrs. Lane. widow of the mur- dered messenger. was ip the court room fer the first time as a spectator. With her was her little 1S-months-o old boy. who played about on the floor for q time and then came to her knees and called for papa" The cry was re- peated aJ intervals. and the spectators were much I1Oved by the sight.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-25
POLLS FAVOR M'KINLEY.
Vote Taken in the Wholesale District
 Shows Eight to One.

Chicago. Oct. 2t- Vice Chairman Payne of the republican national com mittee announces the result of a poll of the principal wholesale business houses of Chicago. The result is as follows: For Mckinley, 1880; for Bryan. 96S.
 MT Payne received in the mornings mail another poll which pleased him greatly. The proprietor of the St. James hotel at Davenport, la, placed bailot box in the hotel lobby and asl:1d every travelling man who put up
Arizona republican., 1900-10-25
TEN THOUSAND REBELS.

Canton, Oct. 24.-Omcial advices state that the rebels in the Hui Chow prefecture now number 10000. At present they are confining their oper- ations to the capture of villages and the slaughter of isolated bodies of Imperial troops. All the garrisoned cities still hold out but the Chinese general in command of the Imperial troops at Hui Chow is afraid to ven- ture from the city for fear of being cut off
Arizona republican., 1900-10-25
MISS WILKINS TO WED.

Boston. Oct. 24-It was made known today that Miss Wilkins, the author. is to be married soon. The bridegroom will be Dr. Charles Freeman of Metu- chen. N. J. She met pr. Freeman in Metuchen while visiting friends there. Subsequently he visited her in Plym- outh. where she was spending the sum mer Her age is said to be 40. Dr. Freeman is somewhat younger
 The couple will live in Metuchen.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-25
MAIL FOR ALASKA.
Reguia1lors uf Last Season to Prevail
 This Winter.

Vancouver 5. C.. Oct. 2I-The winter arrangements for mail service to the Yukon and Atlin districts fer ths com ing season will be the same as those prevailing in the winter Of 1S99-190O To Dawson the quantity will be limited to 300 pounds per week and to Atlin 3G0 pounds twice week. In the event that the quantity rendered exceeds those limits, priority will be given giv- en to papers sent to subscribers on sep ardte addresses. Mail matter of all classes addressed to Lake Bennett or Log Cabin will be transmitted from any point south.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-25
TROLLEY CAR HELD UP.

Shenandoah. Oct. 24.-Three hundred strikers held up a trolley car carry ing men to work at MahOney City this morning. They fonced forty men to re- turn home. John Fisher, who resisted, was severely beaten.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-25
BATTLESHIP MAINE
Will Be Removed From the Havana
 Harbor.

Washington. Oct 24.-The battleship Maine is to be removed from the Ha- mana harbOr. as it is considered an ob structiOn to navigation. Today General Wood saw the secretary of the navy and after laying the matter before him in detail secured the secretary's con sent for the removal of the wreck. The work will be undertaken immediately upon General Woods return to Ha- Vana
Arizona republican., 1900-10-25
LOSE FORTUNE IF THEY WE'D.

London. Oct. 24.-The will of J. E. Clayton, the son of the late member of parliament of that name, has just been probated. By 1t he leaves his two daughters fortune of S77O, 900, with the curious provision that the money is only to be payable if they attain the age of 8 years without marrying.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-25
FIsHERMAN's FATAL FIGHT.

Seattle, Wash, Oct. 24.-In a des- perate fight at West Seattle last night, Eben Lucas shot and killed John Rog- CTS in self defense. Both are fisher men. A short time previous Rogers. who was intoxicated. had stabbed John Mosoline in a saloon row.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-25
MINE WORKERS MEET.

Hazleton, Oct. 24.-The district off cers and members of the executive board of United Mine Workers are in session here today discussing the ques- tion of declaring the strike off.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-25
A CALIFORNIA STRIKE.

Bedding, Cal. Oct. 24-Over 300 min CTS who have been employed at the Iron Mountain Copper property of the Mountain Copper company of this county are out on strike. The men de- an eight-hour shift and were refused
Arizona republican., 1900-10-25
VANDERBILT IN CONTROL.

New York, Oct. 24-William K. Van derbilt, P. H. Hartman and colleagues, have secured control of the Pacific Mail Steamship company, which will now constitute a link in the Vanderbilt sys- tenn from New York to Asia.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-25

cnts. who do not wish their children to learn anything of the bible. would strongly object to the Introduction of this book, with or without comment from the teacher. To bring in a source Of dissension among parents who rely on the public schools for sec uiar education would be to bring a curse on the people of Chicago. once admit the bible in the schools and the doors will be opened to endless re- lgious discussions"
Arizona republican., 1900-10-25
TO STAY AWAY ANOTHER YEAR.

St. Johns, Oct. 2l-The sealing steamer Kate, which has just visited Cumberland inlet with supplies for the American whaling station there, re- ports that nothing has been seen or heard of the Peary steamer WindWard. Hope of her return this fall is now prS "tically abandoned.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-25

afternoon en route to Atlanta, where it will be presented to the medical col
 lege for dissection. There are many versions as to how his death was brought about. The story given out at Wellston was that the negro heard a mob coming, and in his fright placed a rope about his neck. climbed d tree. tied the rope to a limb and jumped off
Arizona republican., 1900-10-25
GREAT NORTHERN WRECK.

Seattle, Oct. 24.-Last night, near Ballard, on the Great Northern, freight train ran into a landslide. En- gineer Keeper and a passenger, Roy Archer, were killed, and three men were badly injured. The locomotive was demolished and ten cars were burned.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-25
TRIPLETs IN TWO FAMILIES.
Thr Mothers Were Twin Sisters and the
 Fathers Twin Brothers.

Huntington, w. Va, Oct. 24.-Yes- terday afternoon at o'clock Mrs. Walter J. Swanson gave birth to trip lets. An hour later Mrs. Howard F. Swanson similarly surprised her hus- band. The mothers are twin sisters and the fathers twin hrothcfs. They Were married a- the same time less than a year ago.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-25
KAIsER's TOAST TO HIS SON.

Berlin. Oct. 24.-At a luncheon after the confirmation of Prince Adalbert, the third son of the emperor the lat ter in offering a toast to his son said:
 Thou must have firmer ground under thy feet than any other. Thou Wilt be a seaman in combat with storms and waves. May religion be thy refuge"
Arizona republican., 1900-10-25
PRIVATE LYNCHING BEE.
Georgia Man Disposes of Two Negroes
 Without Ceremony.

Macon. Ca. Oct. 24.-It was learned here today that two negroes. James Grier and James Galloway. were lynched by a white farmer at Liberty Hill. While out hunting they shot TeckleSsly into the farmers house, frightening a young white woman.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-25
TWENTY-FOUR DROWNED.

Madrid. Oct. 24.-The French steam CTS Faidherbe and Mitidja were in collision off the Spanish coast yester- day. The first named sunk with twen- ty-four members of the crew.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-25
REFUSED TO PAY TRIBAL TAX.

Ardmore, I. T.. Oct. 24.-Chief of h. dian Police Jack Ellis today removed from the territory J. BCdovltz. a lead ing merchant, for refusing to pay trsUai tax. He is regarded as an intruder and is subject to d fine Of $1,O00 if he re- turns.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-25
BRYAN IN MARYLAND.

Easton, Md, Oct. 24.-Mr. Bryan came down Chesapeake bay from Bal timore last night, and today addressed large audiences at St. Michaels, Easton. Preston, Hurlock, Vienna, Salisbury and Berlin.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-25
sCHREIMER HAS RESIGNED.

Cape Town. Oct. 24.-FOrmer Premier Schreimer has resigned his seat in the colonial parliament, owing to the sentiment against the "Afrikanders.'
Arizona republican., 1900-10-25
LAPS ADMITTED.
A Modification of Colorado's Quaran-
 tine Regulation.

Denver, Oct. 24.-The state board of health has modified the bubonic plague quarantine which was made May 2S, to the extent of allowing Japanese from California to pass through the state. The Chinese are still excluded.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-25
KENTUCKY ELECTION BILL.

Frankfort, Ky, Oct. Ex-Governor Beckham today approved the non partisan election bill passed at the ex- tra session of the legislature, which adjourned Monday night.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-25
CLARA BARTON ILL.
The Result of Overwork at Galveston,
 Texas.

Galveston. Tex, Oct 24.-Clara Bar ton is dangerously i'll at her apart ments in the Fremont house Miss Bar toms illness is the result of overwork. Nervous prostration is the physicians diagnosis.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-25
THIS NEGRO LYNcHEp HIMSELF

Macon, Ga, Oct. 2t-The body of Henry Crawford. the negro who was lynched at WellstGn night before lest, was carried through Macon yesterday
Arizona republican., 1900-10-25
EXPOSITION PROLONGED.

Paris. Oct. 24.-The government has decided to prolong the exposition for an additional week.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-25
PHILPOT-DAVIDSON.
The Clay County. Kentucky, Feud Has
 Broken Out Again.

London, Ky, Oct 24-Another feud has broken out in Clay county between the Philpots and Davidsons. In the fight on Monday David Davidson and David Philpot were killed and several others wounded.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-25

at his house to vote for his favorte candidate. The result of this ballot follows: For Mckinley, 449 for Bryan, 56.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-25
MONEY MARKET.

Washington. Oct. 24.-Silver bars, 65ls: Mexican dollars unchanged.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-25
JONES DEMAND.
Hanna Gives a Reason for the Presi-
 dents Failure to Answer.

Chicago. Oct. 24.-In regard to Sen ator Jones statement on his demand from the president for a part of the secret instructions to the Paris com mission, which Senator JOnes says was not compiled with, Senator Hanna said today it was a matter within the jur- isdiction Of the war office and with which the president would not inter- fere.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-25
ON TO JER0M E.
Progress of the Repub- Iican Campaign Train
MURPHY'S POPULARITY

The Governor Given Royal Recep- tion at the Big Copper Camp. The People Are With Him on the Bond Question and Mining Pro clamation Scarcity of Democrats Except the Murphy Kind.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1900-08-16
REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION.

Notice is hereby piven that a Republican con-
vcntien will be held ut Miller, s, ID. August 81.
1910. at / o'clock A. NJ. for the purpose OF put.
ting in nomination candidates for til following Of
ficers ana transacting such other business a, may
properly come before it
senator 23rd Dist. state Representative 25th
Dist /; County Judge, County Auditor Redister of
Deeds. County Treasurer, Sheriff. Clerk Of Court
States Attorney, Supt. of Schools. Coroner.
Co'inty Assessor.
II is recommended that Township caucrSes be
held FRIDAY Aug. IL. 1900, at O'Clock +. NJ. to
be held open at least one hour.
The various Precinctn are entitled to represen-
tn tion follows, being delegate at large and
tor every votes or ma ior part thereof ctA for
X. q. PhilIinS for iinY.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1900-08-16
REE II EIGHT'S

Mr.. Collins was ordained last We'd.
evening, after an examina ton by Il
council in the afternoon. Ordinl-
tion exercises were prayer, by Mr..
Fish, sermon by Mr.. Brand OF Huron,
Right hand OF fellowship, Mr.. Hunt
ley. charge OF pastor Mi. Daley. A
quartette OF singers from Highnipre,
with Mrs. Sarvis rs organist, fura-i
ished some fine music.
Mrs. Annie Scudder, who has been
very sick for several weeks, left for
Mankato, Tues. Mrs. Schermerhora
accompanied her as far as Huron,
and Miss Eva Whitcomb took charge
of her the remainder of the way:
During her stay among us Mrs.
Scudder has greatly endeared herse.f
to the people here, and all sincerely
wish the aged lady may recover her
health.
The continued neavy rains inter
fere with hay-making, AMI stoekmea
begin tn wear long faces.
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The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1900-08-16
The Paramount Issue.

Inter Ocean Former United
States Senator Lee Mantle OF Mont
ana, chairman of the silver Repubii-
can party organization of his state,
has issued a letter renouncing all
allegiance to Organism. ''Silver, F"
he says, is no longer the paramount
issue, not even with BRYAN himself,
and less so with the great majority
OF the party"
ITO my mind" he adds, "the para
mount Issue today is the issue OF
maintaining the honor and dignity
OF the nation and the supremacy OF
the flag wherever it is rightfully
noa ting. 1t is the issue OF whether
we shall preserve the fruits OF all the
blood and treasure expended aad all
the splendid courage and patriotism
exhibited in the cause OF hum lalty
and i'm defense of undeniable rights,
of whether we shall resolutely dis
charge the great obligations which
have devolved upon us, or whether
we shall abandon our advanced pos
ition, throw down our arms, craven
lv hoist the white flag, and admit to
the world that we are incapable OF
solving the problems which confront
u.s."
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1900-08-16
Mr.. Bryan delivered his speech o

MIR. Bryan delivered his speech OF
acceptance last week at Indianapolis,
and strange to say made no reference
to free silver. This is really re-
markable occurrence in current poll
ties. 1t is q clear abandonment OF
the principle that made Bryan, and
what a change is here sugges ted IN
four brief years. Who does not re-
member the heated free sill yer dis
customs of four years ago. and the
radical statements then made by
Bryan and his followers? And who
does not now see how awfully they
were mistaken? "What change,
my countrymen