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Waterbury Democrat., 1901-05-03
1t Chicago.

At Chicago.
 Chicago, May 3.-Detroit won yester- days game 9 to 0. Rain began in the visitors half of the ninth inning, and after they had scored enough runs to win the locals played for rain and so forfeited. Barrett's home run was the feature. Both teams fielded very poor ly. Attendance, 2,200. Score: Detroit .....1o1oo ooo5-7 6 5 Chicago 10 2 o O o 3 o -0-5 5 5 Batteries-S -Seiyers, Frisk; Sullivan, Griffith.
 At Philadelphia.
 Philadelphia, May 3.-In the second and third innings of yesterdays game Boston sent twenty-two men to the ! bat. Seven of them got bases on balls and twelve made safe hits, three of which were triples, the combination giving the visitors nine runs In the sec ond and ten in the third inning. LoOs, local amateur, was placed on the rub ber for the home club, but was taken ont in the second inning after giving four bases on balls and forcing two runs across the plate. Both teams bat ted hard, and honors in that respect were nearly even. Attendance 2,S41.
 R.H.E. Boston =. 2 g 10 o GOO 0 22s 21 4 N7hiIa ..-.-2O 2 1 2 % o 5-12 IS -Creiger, Lewis; Powers, Bernard
 At Cleveland
 Cleveland, May 3.-Milwaukee hit Hart all over the field yesterday af- ternoon. Despite this, fast fielding pre- vented Milwaukee from taking the lead until the mint thinning. Maloney pany and did well. Score:
 R. H. E. Milwaukee 00oO1 2 0 2 4-9 r l Cleveland 70 3 0 2 0 or F l Batteries-Hustings and Maloney; Hart and Wood.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-05-03

manager Erne is nursing false hopes. McGovern will not meet him while pugilistic Holsters" are to be found in such profusion.
 O'ROURKE CHALLENGES AGAIN.
 If Thomas O'Rourke continues to is- sue challenges and offer purses for boxing contests at the present rate he will establish a record Yesterday he hurled his second proclamation into the camp of the pugilists and man. agers. This time he wants to match Kid Mccoy against the winner of the Sharkey-Russell fight, which will be decided in Denver tonight. Although ORourke did not name a date it IS known that he wants contest for his club in Bridgeport on the afternoon of Decoration day. O'Rourke is firmly convinced that if the challenge is 1ac- cepted it will be by Russell, meaning apparently that Sharkey will be beat en.
 CHARLEY WHITE INCONSISTENT.
 When George Siler first came to New York to referee boxing bouts a howl of indignation went up from the local Queensberry judges, and Charley White talked loudest of all. He said the idea of home industry not being patronized was ridiculous, and he in timated that New Workers could give Siler valuable lessons in the art of ref ereeing. A week ago White started for California to referee the McGovern- Gardner bout. He was pained ana surprised that the San Franciscans pre- ferred a local referee.
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Waterbury Democrat., 1901-05-03

soLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1901-12-13
CHILLI EEconE~ EgLLlGEKESr

Mas Meeting TO Express Approval o..
sf@ Government.
London. De- 13.-The Times IL it's
second edition todaE publishes dis
patch from Valparaiso which says:
The first symptom al the present
-Grcture Of possible awakening Of
Ta~EE2ze excitement among the Chilean
gg5l.c il the announcement that T.
E1a-ss uleetIng Of working people IS 10
be held at Santiago DesJ u0er Is 10
express approval OF the action OF the
gOver1 l1ent in dealing with the Argen-
tine question. Even this. apparently.
Is merely an Offset 10 another u1eet5ng-
promoted by the advocates Of peace ct
any p-5ce,
The buying Of shipz to take the
place OF vessels OF questionable
efficiency. the mobilization Of the feet
for nlaneuvers and the Strengthening
Of the relations with friendly neigh
boEs, Colombia and Ecuador, are not
regarded here as signs Of aggressive
intentions OF ChiIe's part. but only
as natural precautions evoked By the
unexpectedly threatening demeanor Of
Argentina"
A dispatch 10 the Herald from VaiEa-
ra.go, Chile, says: The Chilean
government will cal into service two
forces OF conscripts as the rsult Of
similar action on the part Of Arger-
tina"
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1901-12-13
Is Il f. 4 4 IN ANGAS-


Thousands Lesse the Province for FlIess
OF safety
Manila Dec. 11-TEousa-ds OF DEC
pig are leaving ga-angzs province Tor
places Of safety
Gen James u. Bell reports an in
po-CanL engagement between force
OF insurgents GE Labo. province Of
Camarines, and a detachment OF tze
Twentieth infantry. Taree Americans
were killed The loss Of the enely
IS not known. but II Is bel5eve3 ID hare
been heavy. Gen Bell a1ttci pa1es z
speedy determination Of the E-reco--
ciIables.
I large force O. insurgents recently
attacked The town OF Lipa province o.
BaCangas, killing one soldier and sew
e-al AmericaaisLas- Troop F. First
cavalry, killed ten OF the enemy be
fore the remainder of the Elsurgezt
force escaped The FllEpElos evident
" expected q victory. for they had 1ut
the wires and carried oil & hundred
yards Of the line
The natives are stirred by the clos.
ing OF the ports and bitterly object to
Recommendation.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1901-12-13

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WIS he75 at the EaTery aosigc Wed
negGzy evening. 65-e Of, the gCeBs
taken by the agricultural convention
'se1ore clcs51g It's meeting Was To re-
irSGats Old Soldiers day Il the state
fair
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1901-12-13
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Hen9te- City. Dee II---Thc North
wessern Railroad company has re-
ezested City Policeman Ash 10 shoe,
the remaining razorback hogs which
ha-ne been confined in the railroad
stccg yards and afflicted with hog
cfsolsra- One hundred and eighty Of
tSfcge hogg were shipped from Mig
sls.ri to a local dealer who refused 70
receive them TWo-thirds of them
had died with TIE diSease before the
others we're ordered shot The state
veterinary surgeon was here and ex-
ar1ined them and recommended the
SLQYe acriCN
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1901-12-13
GIFT OF s3O.O0O.OooO
Deeds Of Transfer Executed TO Staa-
ford Lasv1rSFrw-

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places, Gridiey ranch, Butte county.
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stock farm: Stanford mansion, Mob
Hill, San Francisco, and extensive
tracts q real estate in seTeE1een other
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Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1901-12-13
Yr4Sedy sear sioux CITY.

Sioux City. Dec. 11-Joaa Rinna-
man, aged ~, was shot and instantly
killed by Jesse Foster, aged II. The
tragedy occurred On the J. S. Miller
farm near here. Foster was hunting
Ei-ananau passed by in wagon, and
Togter remarked 10 companions:
Watch me hit that wagon" He shot
kiuuansan between the left eye and
his 22calibTe fife, and the ball hit
tie noge. He fell over dead. The
Fogter boy is under arrest and stands
i9s danger Of being convicted Of man
slaughter for his gross reckleg3ness.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1901-12-13
CONGRESS.

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delivered By the venerable s1-sEseaEer-
GallsLs = GroE Ct Pennsylvania
Mr. Burke OF South Dakota formally
announced the deaIh o. Senator Kyle
s-d e mari IF respect cLe hons
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.cy2EsE-n melt was until Friday
Washington DEC 1z.-Se1a--Tae
house concurrent resolution pEovEe:-
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was referred 10 Tia committee On aE-
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IT, Oh motion Of Mr.. Lodge wel- into +
executive session 20 further consider
the Hsy-Pau-csEo-e treaty. and AZ .: O. .
T. IL adjourned unC5l today TEo
speeches OF the Hay-Paunoesole treat. +
weE= made /. the executive session. !
TIE by Senator Bacon IN opposition
20 ths treaty and the other by Seaa- /
tor Cuilom. the prospective chairman (
u the committee O foreign relations
n support Of II. +
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PIANOS FOR CHRISTMAS.

NO gift can be more appropriate
and acceptable at the season OF ioy
and cheer than a fine. hieh-grade
piano And no piano is finer or OF Il
higher grade than the "WONDEP-
FCL" a. B. CHASE PIANO, rnanufac-
tured in -Norwalk. Ohio. and recon-
rnended by tie highest authorities,
musical and otherwise, from Presi-
dent Mckinley down.
Iou can obtain one Of these won
dcrfuI' pianos direct from the fac
tory. ''cn trial" on most liberal
terms. by addressing the manrfactur-
eC5 II Aorwalk. Ohio, or their state
representative, Nathan Ford. 1920
Sixth avenue Des Moines, Iowa, Ell
closing this notice.
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CHANG. og EE>rE POI. i.rss2.
Ai!eseG WIFE sEurae-aE aIli Sn1 e Tried



Allison. Dec. 13.-Judge Glide, sit
ting IN the case Of Louis Bussa. charg-
CT; with the murder Of his wife June
-, lat granted change Of venue and
the case goes 70 the Ereraer county
district court concerning in January
The crime IL one % the raosL revolt
ing II the history OF Iowa. B1lage
married 4 woman, II is said, to secure
sua II money which the woman had
secured from q Turner Derrayer. The
lay Of the murder they quarreled and
IL knocked her down with a chair
according to the evidence 50 far
Enowu. Later he made confession
and, it ts said, acknowledged that after
ne first blow she regained conscious
1888 and struggled to arise, when he
truck her g. second time, killing her.
st fs alleged that he then cut her
throat from ear 10 ear with a pocket
gcsfe, covered the body with feather
,ed saturated with kerosene and set
fire to the mass. The body was partly
1OnzurneI
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THE NEWS TN IOWA
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Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1901-12-13
5iUEG.S-> BILL EEPUIIED
Construction OF Cana; 0ser Nicaragua
Route f. Urged.

Construction OF CANA Oser Nicaragua
Route f. Urged
Washington Dee. IS-The senate
committee on isrhufan canals has au-
fhorfzed q favorable report for Sen-
ator Ho-gan's bill providing for the
acquisition from Nicaragua and Costa
RIGA for the light OF way via the MIC
aruaga route. Senator Morgan later
pres eated this report 10 the senate, &C
companying the return OF the bill with
voIuminous report upon the general
subject OF & canal across the isthmus.
Action on the bill providing for the
construction OF the canal was defer
red.
Senator Morgan's report covers
more than 500 pages OF printed mat
ter, and deals with many OF the uues-
tons connected with the construction
OF the canal. including a thorough il
quiry into the attitude OF Great Brit
ain upon the subject and the different
canal routes.
The report quotes number of
communications from Mr.. Hutin, pre-
sident Of the Panama Canal company,
and his attorneys, to officers of this
government in 1899 and 1890, which
have heretofore been printed. After
quoting letter from Sullivan and
Cromwell, attorneys for the Panama
Canal company, directed to the presi-
dent and dated April 80, 1900, IN which
they ask the president TO advise con-
gress Of the attitude Of the Panama
com pany, the report says:
The manifest purpose Of this COM
pauy &c interfere With legislation by
asking the president 10 inform CON
gress Of state OF facts. as alleged. Of
which congress is presumably with
out knowledge is an insult TO the in
teIIigeace Of congress. Il is an inso-
lent invitation 20 the president 10 con-
trcl the action Of congress SO that it
snail not act upon bills reported by
com rritfneS in tnffl hngIses''
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1901-12-13

Carnesie's Gift T. in Steel Trust Bonds,
Not liz Cash.

Not liz SaSII.
Washington, Dec 13.-It transpires
that the gift OF s1u. 600 600 which An
drew Carnegie rendered to President
Roosevelt TOR the founding OF a great
Institution for higher education was
not an offer OF SO 600, 900 in cash. but
the par value OF that amount in t2onds
OF the United States S:/2l corpora
ton. The offer Of these bonds is EN-
barTassiug to the administration ow-
ing to the complications which might
arise if the government accepted
them. and the president, it is under
stood, is now in correspondence with
Mr. Carnegie about the matter It is
understood TO be his desire that the
bonds be converted into cash II this
Is done the only obstacle in the path
OF the acceptance OF the generous gift
OF Mr.. Carnegie will be removed.
Pending the result of this correspond
ence Mr. Carnegie's offer is being
withheld from congress.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1901-12-13
Eheisea Suspects E-ieasco

Chelsea, Dec. 1D.-The two men who
were arrested at Keystone, suspected
IF being concerned in the murder OF
Marshal Smith, have been released. as
t was shown they were not the right
0neS. ...- - 80.
Statuary at Mason City.
Mason City, Dec 3-The group Of
;tatuary called ''Patriotism," which
occupied a prominent position upon
he bridge at the Pan-Americau ex-
position at Buffalo this summer, has
seen presented to the Memorial Uni
Sesity. Sons Of Veterans, in this CITY
oy Director General Buchanan. The
statuary has been shipped from Buff
Laio already. The credit for securing
this splendid gift for the Memorial
University is due to Past Commander
Madison E. Davis. of Sioux City,
who convinced General Buchanan that
this institution was an appropriate
home for this piece Of statuary.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1901-12-13
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CHELSEA RAISE. REWARD.
Citizens and Council Pu, Up Cash to II
terest Detectives.

Citizens and Council Pu. Up Cash to In
tere,t Detective..
Chelsea, Dec. 12.-Tne citizens and
town council have authorized the Of
fer Of a reward for the apprehension
and conviction of the murderers OF
r. p Smith. Waterman and night mar
shall for the town of Chelsea. The re-
ward IS 5000 by the town of Chelsea.
37x per cent of this amount to be
paid for the conviction of any one,
rs per cent for any two and the en-
tire amount for ali three Of the muir
dererg. a subscription paper has al
20 raised $500, and its promoters are
sttn working for more, which will be
offered on the same terms az the town
reward The state, through Governor
Shaw, has offered a reward OF $3.50.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1901-12-13
lava Farmer kob,.a.

Sioux. City, Dec. 12.-By stealing the
receipt for package of yaluabies
placed in the safe of the Great Nor
fiern hotel 1t Chicago. clever thief
was enabled TO get possession of
money, diamonds and other jeweIry
to the amount OF 1900. the property
of Edward G. Hoyey. of Sioux City.
II. G, Hcvey is e. farmer who lives near
North Riverside #..s