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Arizona republican., 1901-09-23
.B0ER WAR OBSCURED
British Public Interest CenterS
 in America
The Opening of President Roosevelt's Administration Narrowly Watch ed-The Canadian Journey of the Duke of Cornwall.

London, Sept. 22.-Public interest re- mains oentered upon America, and es- pec!ally the opening acts of MT. Roose- velt's administration, to the exclusion of the Czar's late visit to France. and the expiration of the period covered by General Kitchener'S proclamation. It is doubtful if Scotland Yard has doubled its vigilance in watching the London group of anarchists in conse- quencs of the cza.' $ journey. although this is the base from which fresh deeds of violence would naturally be planned The continuance of Boer guerilla war fare is considered inevitable by all the leader writers recurring to the weari some subject The number of irrecon- cilable leaders holding out is reckoned at twenty. and their suDjugation is ad- mitted to be protracted undertaking MT. Chamberlain is reported to be dis pirited at Highbury, in consequence of the constant receipt of condemnatory letters from members of soldiers farl lilies. and Mrs. Chamberlain has not been spared a similar infiction Thi. story comes from an excellent source at Birmingham, but I am inclined to doubt all evidence showing lack or courage and infiexibility on the part of MT. Chamberlain.
 NCl'iG III N-4iS SOOIlEE lttl sure lnaE the splendid reception accorded to th- heir to the British throne at Quebec and Ottawa will be repeated at every stage of the royal journey through the Dominion. Sympathy with the United States has cast some gloom over the visit. but the loyal enthusiasm of Cana da will not be less deeply felt. It IS known here that the feeling Of attach ment to the mother country has been heightened by the common sacrifices on the field of battle in South Africa But. as the Chronicle remarks. there are other memories not less glorious be- cause they are connected with peaceful victories which link together in proud attachment tha people of Canada and the people of Great Britain The Standard points out that as the duke journeyed from Quebec to Ontario ..he moved from the Latin world to the Angio-SaXon. from the past, with ita lingering echoes of the leisured grace, of vanished era. to the forceful activ- ity Of our own unresting age
 The suggestion that the duke mlght be present at the WaShin 3tcn funeral tltes was popular here. although it was fully recognized that there were many insuperabie difficulties in the way.
Arizona republican., 1901-09-23
BRAZIL. THE HOME OF AIR SHIPS
Another Inventor, Bound for Paris. Has
 a New Dirigible Balloon.

Rio Janeiro. Sept. 22-Senator Ausus- to Severo, who was memher of the Brazilian chamber of deputies. will start today for Paris. where he will fol- low up the tests of the dirigfbility of air ships with a globe shaped balloon or ms invention. called La Paz" He believes that he has found a solution Of the problem.
 What science has established as the cSpitai point in the dirigibility of air ships' ne said today. T have obtained Tn the JuNtaposition of the center of at traction and resistance The cause of the incomplete success of the air shin or NJ. Santos -Dumont does not exist in La Paz. If the competitions for the prize offered by NJ. Deutsch are post poned I shall enter'
Arizona republican., 1901-09-23
e by innings was:
A WEST END GAME.

game was also played at\the Wes: End ground yesterday afternoon be- tween the Javins team and a Mexi- can team The score was r to 13 in favor of the Javins team. Vile it was an interesting game the score indi- cates that it was a little short in sci entific work.
 The Javins team has now secured Sunderland as a pitchsr, and great things are expected of him. It is jun for team. but the members are greatly interested and are working hard for reputation.
Arizona republican., 1901-09-23
RAvAGEs OF A wINDsroRM.

Hackensack. Sept PA terrific wind storm passed over the northern part Of Bergen county last night, uprooting trees by hundreds. The roads betweeir Allendale. Waldwick, Hohokus and Oakland were blocked for hours by the fallen trees. At Hohokus the Catholic church was hidden by the fallen trees Several trees fell across the Erie tracks at Allendale and traffic was stopped for a time
Arizona republican., 1901-09-23
4 GREAT MEMORIAL SERVICE.

Washington. Sept. 22.-An impressive national memorial service was held .,t the Grand opera house this afternoon. Every seat in the theater. which holds over 4000 persons. was taken and an overflow meeting was arranged. Fully 50G0 people stood in the street through out the afternoon listening to addresses in euloyy of the late president.
Arizona republican., 1901-09-23
BoERs HAD A GOOD SPY SYSTEM
Facts Uufolded at Trials of Two Ho,-
 flanders for Harboring Spies


 Pretoria. Sept. 22-Fockerna and kerkhoff. Hollanders. wers court mar tailed for having treacherously har- bored spies at Pretoria MT. Lehman defended them A feature of the trial was the frequent reference to a certain person who was not named in the evil cenpe- The accomplices and the pris- onerS themselves showed that they had assisted spiss. who were return ing from commando with food and lodging Fockema took a message to the man who was not named to the ef- Feet that the spies had arrived. and brought back a packet from the man to the spies These trials are gradu- alIy unfolding the fact that the Boers had a good intelligence system in Schurvebrrg. which is about six miles from Pretoria, and that this has been the principal station for the receipt of communications.
Arizona republican., 1901-09-23
JURY DENoUNCEs ANARCHY.
Westchester County Body Recommends
 Passage of Expressive Laws

New York, Sept. 22.-The grand jury or Westchester county, in session at "hts' Plalns. N. Y-. yesterday adopted resolutions denouncing anarchism and recommending that the representatives Of the county, both at Washington ana Albany, be called upon to take meas ures to stamp out tine evil
 Alter passing the resolutions tn. grand jury adjourned for one week, as the courts have all adjourned for that period out of respect to the memory of President Mckinley, and there was no business for it to do.
Arizona republican., 1901-09-23
HOW HE SPENT SUNDAY.

Washington. Sept. %. - President Roosevelt's first Sunday in Washington as hief executive was comparatively uneventful. In the morning he attend ed religious services with his brother in law. Douglas Robinson of New Yock. and in the afternoon took a long stroll with General Wood. In the evening he dined with his family at the residence of Captain Cowles.
Arizona republican., 1901-09-23
A BIG BALLOON.

Berlin. Sept. 22.-Prof. ZeIkel of Pots dam. who took active part In pro noting the scheme for a balloon search for Andree last Sept mber. will shortly make an experiment with an enormous balloon of 2.000 cubic metres. He will make a test as to the height it iS pos sible to go and how long the balloon can remain in the air. This balloon is about four times the size of the one in which he is about to try to cross the Mediterranean.
Arizona republican., 1901-09-23
DAYLIGHT ROBBERY IN CHICAGO

Chicago. Sept. 22-Three men armed with revOlvers and with their faces covered with black masks entered the saloon of Michael King. on Thirty fifth street. this forenoon and com peIled the proprietor and six inmates to stand facing a wall while they re- lieved them Of nearly $1o0 in cash a rumber of gold watches and chains and two revolvers.
 The thieves did thsir work quickly. and after an exchange of shots 1t safely away
Arizona republican., 1901-09-23
stationary. might stin be classed

Stationary. might still be cIassed among them-
 There was practically no doubt that the United States in the next genera tion or two would be a larger interna- tional factor than the country now is. Russia. Germany and Great Britain will also grow. although apparently not in such n way as to prevent the greater relative growth of the United States.
Arizona republican., 1901-09-23
TIRED OF SEA LIFE.

San Francisco, Sept. 22.-The United States training ship Mohican returned today from a prolonged cruise. She left here several months ago with 400 landsmen who were to be moulded into sea,nen- There were about ninety de- sertions during the cruise.
Arizona republican., 1901-09-23

admits that he himself is member of the profession. it is useless to deny :;: but he would say that if he thought iIe was an imposter he would long sin.. have taken to politics"
 The Irish nationalists attacked this statement angrily as an insult to the Irish members of parliament.
Arizona republican., 1901-09-23
A NEW COUNTERFEIT.

Washington. Sept. 22-A new coun- terfeit dollar treasury note has reached the secret service bureau. It is a photo Photographic production of two pieces of Japan tissues between which red and blue silk fibre has been dis tributed.
Arizona republican., 1901-09-23
BASE BALL FIELD
Where Games Were Won and Lost
 Yesterday.
CALIFORNIA LEAGUE.

Oakland-San Francisco. 9; Oak land, 2.
 San Francisco-san Francisco. [; Oakland, 1.
 Los Angeles-Los Angeles. '; Sacra- msnto 1.
 San Jose-San Jose 5, Santa Cruz g. St. Loufs-St. Louis 5. Brooklyn 2. Chicago-Chicago 9, Pittsburg 15. Cincinnati-Cincinnat 13, New York O. second game-Cincinnati ?, New York To-
Arizona republican., 1901-09-23
NEARLY ALL AT WORK.

PittsburE Pa. Sept. 22.-Outside of the tin wo. kers nearly all the strikers have returned to the mills. or will be working by Monday.
Arizona republican., 1901-09-23

the necessity of independent action and full scope as a news gatherer The reporters union is not likely to be or- ganiZed with any strength.
Arizona republican., 1901-09-23
1TALY's KING TO GREET TROOPS.

Rome. Sept. 22.-The king will start for Naples tomorrow to meet the troops who returned from China today
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-02-28

u new play OF home interest, II good
moral, strong plot and delightful sit
nations. Saturday evening the pro-
gram will be that beautiful moral
drama in fveacts entitled EAST Lynn
Usual Saturday Matinee 2 p, III. 10
cents to everybody. Furniture given
away Saturday night. Have your mum.
bers there sure you may be the lucky
one.
j. W. Irwin returned from Glendale
y. ID. Tuesday night. He had quite an
experience during his absence. He re-
ceived n message that his mother vas
very sick aud hastened to Glendale. He
arrived about 10 O'Clock u. m. and was
informed the house had been quarau-
tined an hour beioLe and that his moth
er had small pox. So the genial chilly"
just missed by one hour the pleasure oil
being cooped up in quarantine five or
six weeks. Mrs. Irwin was u delegate
to the grand lodge in Furgo,a and caught
the disease while on the trip. She was
sick for several days before the nature
of the ailment was ~ascertained, and n
great many OF her friends had visited
when the announcement was made, the
case was small pox it created almost a
panic in the town. AZ last accountsthe
lady was recovering rapidly and no
spread OF the disease is apprehended al
though "a strict quarantine OF the par
ties who were exposed is stir maintain
ed. Mr.. Irwin is receiving the congrat-
ulations on his escape aud the happy
result in his mothers case.
Daniel l.. Shields died suddenly Sun
day morning about 2:30 oil heart failure.
He had been suffering from m attack
OF the grip for about two weeks. and
was able to be out on Thursday for i
little while. bat from that time until his
death was unable to leave his room.
He was unable 10 get much sleep lying
down aud had been sitting ina bigchair
until about / 80, when he moved to n
couch to catch some sleep. An hour
later lie was found on the floor IN front
OF the couch, face downward, with lie
extinct. Tie supposition is that when
tile fatal pain OF the heart came he
struggled to arise from bis reclining
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-02-28

Don't kickl III conditions are not Just
what you wish them, try to remedy the
defect without acquainting the outside
world with our short comings. Tell
strangers Of our good schools, churches
brick blocks, etc. Let them know OF
our beautiful lakes, law abiding citizens
and progressive business men, aid see
ii it doesn't create n different impress
sion on your hearer than when you told
him what a dead town we had.
The tour o! the world to be given
next Tuesday evening will be the best
entertainment OF the season. Round
trip tickets % cents, children under II
years IL cents. Ticket office open at
the United States station ut 6:30.
Buy your tickets early as the trip is
a Ion. one and az early start is desir-
able, take no lunch or supper as refresh.
ments on the european plan will be
sold at all stations served in the style
OF the country they represent. Good
guides aud splendid service throughout
A special program for the entertainment
OF tourists will be provided at each
station. Should the night be stormy
the trip will be postponed until the next
evening. From the United States (Mr.
Severy's) the guides will conduct you
to the other homes in the city represen
ting Norway, Germany, Scotland and
Japan.
Mobiles Theatre Company lswith US
again, and opened n weeks en- gagement
Tuesday night, much stronger than
ever. The band and orchestra show IA
marked Improvement, and the entire
troupe are taking the town by storm,
playing to packed houses aud fully
sustain their reputation ms the most
popular company that visits Webster
aud il is deserved popularity, as no
pains is spared to please the audiences.
Ii Won have not attended 60 ard see
them, we EEL safe in guaranteeing you
will enjoy the performance.
Friday evening they will present the
greatest OF all pastoral dramas ever
written. "a New England Romano 9"
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-02-28
position and fell dead. Mr.. Shields rex

position and fell dead. Mr.. Shields vez
| 80 years old.
The deceased was we'll known tliroCea
out the state among machinery rxes
he having occupied the general cois~e.
fion agency Tor one OF the large tlur~3
or companies for several years. AZ o4ss
time OF his death he WAS acting M Co.
celver for the Aberdeen I~mpirracrt 4
Transfer Company, to- which he 1<E
appoin ted toy Judge Campbell last fsM
Before coming 10 Dakota he WIS oss
iiected with the Chicago fire departures
being one OF Chief S~9eeney's right hxsE
men. Tie leaves u wife, a daughter xvr
q son. He was "A IHe.nhar Of the KniskSx
oil Pythias aud held n 81, 900 beurficixr
certificate iD the A. q. Il. ". The gxs
eral will be held from the residersy
Tuesday AFTERNOON at 2 o'clock, tss
knights OF Pythias having Charge ~
The .-Aber deen News
Dan Shields vas one OF the most ,.sn
ular collectors that visit this city awEs q
host of fri5fds here will be deeply gehn.
ed to learn vi his death. He wassE,
joyial whole souled comradc, whose ~e-
pecial Delight was aninnocent Joke. g.
was probably the best posted massz
the tlireshinG machine business ia ax
state and his services were always "
demnhd. His health has gradually fsas
ed for the past few years and his des&
while it comes rs a surprise was satxe
together unexpected.
The Real Big Show il headed this s~
aud will he seen at the Webster 0gsss
House Thursday March 9th. Mal.arx.6
Big Minstrel Carnival with many req
bright novelties and a wealth, oS ~
tractive display never before seeH sx
minstrelsy heretofore. The Compsxx
is larger than any OF n similiur fIA
that travels aud Is transported In Nx
Malara p~aiaiial cars. 1hepeilorniasse
il immense from start to flash and
dun moment ~ not allowed 10 f,rssexxs
Itself. The great Garden tits Qnartt1t
novelty T%horntoa Sisters; clever ia
Aouna; liz Roy Bland, Dan f~lennisa
John Nauner; George iiandlsor; .Is&ss
Howiand; Jotn Johnson; Ella " li!ias3
George l., Apxley and 4 loug stru4g n
Others have the comedy. singing. da,x
ing IN maud, and Malone, the prince
bnton conductors the big concert *
Everything new, iines ~
from Others.
Isl
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-02-28
ADDITIONAL LOCAL
The Reign of the Hatchet.

when George cut down the cherry ire,
he surely thought he'd catch it,
ne s,DD"d and cried. "Ah! woe is me-
did 1t with my Ratchet"
hen Mrs. Nation wrecks a bar,
80 none ia town cnn match u,
we q the accents from afar,
Il dId II with my hntchnt
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-02-28

"
ole T. F"sle rdp"rts that just 10 days
after the death Of Peter Es"lai' the
draft Tor his If" insurance, $4,000. was
received by the beneficiary The prompt.
ness OF payment OF death claims is what
w'N"S the 40 T. w. the popula' or
Inc enter taInmeut OF the Jolly Bach
"I"rS ana tn" Alpha Phi by Miss Beth
Hubbard Friday evening proved n
MOST "uJ"NhbIr Junction. The evening
was passed very Pleasantly after which
u o'I';i""S Luncheon was served. The
young I"lk7 dispersed expressing their
alNfrr'hlI"H o. tn" entertaining abili-
TIES at their >"nng hostess,
Are Yen In crested in I lie I,s,rorcaa
If 50, consplt p 4 weorra pho ro,,o
sents the New York Life the oroa,ost
insurance combapv in tho world Ttia,
purely mutpaI old line corrary. e N
| wears old. insures both mo, aud woman.
| paws insurance o~modiatalv If ,o, do
and q comnetenca for yo,r old ,oo r.
Won live. and has one billion two rndrad
million dollars of ,eu,o.,no i, r,roo
The family of Elmer Ynurrs worn ~,
| victims oi cu9l ros Tprslsv ,i.,bt
Inst before noipc T., he'd fra,b c,, ,,
put ON tine fire and tha dram an cI,.s5
Mr.. Youua,. haupeuad 10 be- down TOWN
home ipup3 fine hrpsp Sled win n,.
3lr oupn.J the do,,r mud v.j,dny,s mad.
che c.,- ,-car,d with mo ~ssrio,s r@ps,,I,s
II uns - cr,.. call, fnp. mann bopr.
J.rov r..rli love n,.,,.o6 f,t,t T., ~.
l3ug.,.
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"',''' rue 'PP"'"''n'"' Is HE"""
""' "'" VIII ElN' Ec'eFa' "Fa''HIAc''o"
III '"r county. IT, hoth Is u OF the
pest I""''Hfu Veterinary surgeons Ih
"' H'"''' IL Il graduate 'oh'arIo \rt@-
r'"'ff '"Ii"&p at IoFohto canada, aud
n'' e"JoN"u Il I1'E' h"d successful prac
'ic' '''e ''r several years Inc hrpo'-
" ''''' ~ "'""' ""'"S III
Inc Oldest ana best Minstrel Com
pahS en- t"ur Is Mniara : .MinstreIs Car
hI'aI' WhIcN comes 10 me opera house
March Z. FOR n score OF seasons past
mIhstrelsy has been offered by the Ma
nara company wei as by Others, good.
bad aud indifferent, but the Mahara
a been Kept up to a high stand
ard at all times, n this seasons per-
Torrance comes with fresh fund OF hap
Ply comedians, sweet singers and a
tho roughly deiiightfnl budget OF wit to-
getler with popular up to date inciden-
tai music that iniuses happiness on all
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-09
CAPTURING THE coNvlcTs.

Kansas Authorities After the leaVen-
worth Mutineers--TWo Killed.
Leavenworth, Kan. November s.--All the
police. deputy sherlffs and farmers in the
country adjacent to Leavenworth were on
the lookout today for the twentysix Fed
eral conyicts who escaped from the stpck-
AIDE yesterday. AS a result two convcts
have been killed, two wounded and Eve
captured unhurt The casualties took place
In fight near Nortonyilc Kan, and re-
suited in the death or capture Of five men
The dead:
William Hoffman.
j. j. Penenol.
The unarmed convlcts were found hiding
In a ravIue on farm near Jarbalo, ran,
aud thov surrendered without resistance.
The sheriff of Douglass county has cap
tured two conyicts at Lawrence, Kan.
The cunylcts captured at Lawrence were
Ole Babo a half breed Indian. and Joseph
Dpekin, soldier serving term for deser-
ton and assault to Kill. Frank Thompson,
the negro desperate, who led the outbreak,
is supposed Go he near Lawrence heavily
armed. He probably will not be taken
alive.
TWO escaped convlcts were caught In TO.
peka tonight. At midnight only fifteen of
the fugitlyes were free.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-09
DEMOCRATS IN CONTROL
MARYLAND LEGISLATURE is SAFE
FOR THEM.
Democrat Elected to Office OF Comp
troler While Republican Clerk Of
Court of Appeals Was Chosen.

Baltimore November S.--Almost complete
official returns show that Josua W. Her
ring, democrat for State comptroller, has
been reelected by plurality Of 45s votes
over Herman $. Plat, republican. Thomas
Parran. republican, has been elected clerk
Of the court of appeals by plurality of
125S over ]. Frank Turner. the democratic
incumbent
The official count in Caroline county
elects Jefferson, democrat. TO the house by
IL majority OF four. in place Of stevens,
republican. who was reported yesterday TO
have been elected by n majority Of one,
This Is. however, counterbaanced in Kent
county by the election to the senate of
Kendall republican, by majority Of
thirty-onc over Johnson. democrat. here.
tofore reported elected by majority OF
Ave.
The official count in the counties give the
democrats forty-cight members In the house
and the republicans twenty nine, This
Would enable the democrats 10 organize the
house, even If the official count In Balti-
more city should show that the republicans
had elected a solid delegation of eighteen
members. which is improbable.
The indications arc that three democratic
city, hut at the rate ut which the official
count in this city is progressing II proba.
bly, will be two days NJ least before the
decision Is reached. The senate, accord
ing to the official returns, VIII stand:
Democrats II, republicans O.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-09
NO TARIFF LEGISLATION.
THAT MUCH HAS BEEN DEFINITELY
AGREED UPON.
The Republican Leaders Win Sidetrack
the Raboook Bill and Refuse to
Hearken to kasson's Warning.
lsnoclnl 10 rhe postl

Washington, November s.-1f II can he
prevented by the president aud his ad-
wscrs there Will be no tarin legislation
whatever at the coming session of con
gress. This was agreed on at the lengthy
conference held yesterday at the White
House when Chairman Payne and Repre-
sentativcs Grosvcnor, steele aud Russell
Of the ways aud means committee met
the president by special invitation.
It was agreed that there was no need
Of tarir legislation; that reciprocity, as
represented in the Kasson treaties was
not feasible at the coming session, and
that II any relief was needed by the
country It could best be granted in a re-
duction Of the war taxes.
This program is of the greatest import
ancc, as It outlines what will he the rcpub-
leans policy. OF course. the agreement
does not go to the extent of processing to
ignore the senate and house reciprocity or
ganzatiuu. 4 caucuS OF republicans will
he called when the members assemble In
December, at which the presidents views,
MS they accord With the members of the
ways and means committee will be an
nounccd
The Babcock hill will be shelved.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-09
The New York Delegation Has
Compiled Its Report.
1T is FAVORABLE TO INVESTMENT OF
EASTERN CAPITAL.
The Resources of the State and Its Industries and
Various Advantages Are Treated at
Some Length.
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of
Merchants association which
invitation
prepared their and
agricultural manufacturing industries.
railroads. sanitary
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favorable will
a.
subcommittee which Councilman
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