Dubuque Sunday Herald (Newspaper) - October 28, 1900, Dubuque, Iowa NEWS SECTION Pages 1 to 8 ESTABLISHED 1836 DUBUQUE IOWA SUNDAY OCTOBER 28 1900 EDITION London Thinks of Nothing But the Home Coming of British Troops KRUCER AND CHAMBERLAIN MAY MEET Likely to Buoh Not autly For tho English With the exception activity of the reappearance before tho li 1 supposed to bo dead nothing occurred m capable of disturbing over tho homo coming Hy Imperial volunteers N.-SSS In South which have been received ii lust few days haw prompted mure i sound of alarm The Saturday begs Lord Roberts to take a from one who was a greater he and ruthlessly suppress the rebellion Tho truest mercy In the present says the Globe Is to bo j Thai fairly voices the average opinion organs while a few out mnl out radical organs scarcely their satisfaction arising from ability to I told you In to the war being long drawn engendering racial hatred that 1 will not dissipate An encounter as dramatic any I hat marked the of South Africa may shortly occur at plan of Joseph Chamberlain of stale for the colonies to KO to meet Mrs who Is now at Alx Lou more than probable bo effected Just the time Mr Is arriving tho same port on the Dutch cruiser Judging from the tone of public opinion tile simultaneous of these two leading In late world would afford an for demonstrations not too for Chamberlain and which inlicht possibly cause that would be hard to settle peaceably What freer from supposition and perhaps more votally concerns Groat Is Lord ance before the public and his of i new ot Imperialism Speaking In Friday before a meeting the Christian Social Union thla and brilliant struck tho note which meets with universal approval from all sections of wen who are most to the former loader he declared depends the Integrity and heart of the 1 iv its What Is un empire unless It Is on un Imperial The heart r the empire Is Great and the of Great Britain Is London You afford to let the source centre f the empire decay or be poisoned and I His is what you are doing It you allow Imperial to become poisoned amid the dens of crime and horror In which too many of them reared at this moment Sir Henry who been a liberal leader In the house ot up Present l I to accept this with the former partial from the turf expectation Is rife U- will return to the arena of and make the light of aiming mammoth majority on the of guarded very jealousy c the tact that In the novelist lived nine and entertained celebrities of iav and wrote House and If now In such counto ot that In a few in It The removal of this visited by many Americans Is due to the Duke desire to erect on the Kite produce more Slake L over thi I rai K-t match race Mr L horse hy Morning Canon and American horse iff UP which run Hurst Turf club course the outcome of keen between and during the past r and was looked upon as the uirt event of the yeai in The aim of tho parties the race wan to have a crack horse by an by jockey and born and in Kntiland compete with nil horse owned by an American by an American jockey and by In order It was to the superiority ot style over the other Hurst Turf club offered a historic gold cup valued at lo thu of aside Is a six year old bay by out of Royal a chestnut horse by Favo out of An additional to the mutch race Is Unit tho gold cup a beautiful men of the goldsmith art Is the Epsom trophy only won by Robert the Devil Joseph Loiter and Mr Drake were among the Americans present The weather was miserable Koyal Flush and Kager proceeded to tho pout In a pelting rain and were loudly plauded Both horses appeared to be In the pink of condition The track was supposed to favor Eager but this was supposed to be counterbalanced by the wind being contrary to the American style However the wet turf and 28 pounds weight In favor of Eager proved too great a handicap and Royal Plush was defeated by the Sprinter Mr the chief per of Park If two owners could havo boon found to make so reckless a match I would have boon disqualified If I had not given Hoyal Flush tit least twelve pounds the advantage It was a game thing for Mr Drake to make such match and It Is a tribute to Mr ard's capabilities that under such conditions his horse was soon close up The rain ceased as the horses started Koyal Flush hung on the of Eager and It looked as though llu Iff would duplicate the Ing finish which he had just ridden on I r But the task was too great and Kager cantered homo amidst an outburst of cheers Time Mr Drake when he sailed home on the steamer Deutschland today was the to congratulate Mr Neumann Mr Drake who bet freely prior to the race said to a representative of the Associated I made tho match In the Interest of sport alone Many people In England wanted to the horses meet again but pounds weight Is too much to give away After the race Koyal Flush was sold for guineas to Frank Gardner an gold miner who Is starling a stable for Sloan Mr Drake ly paid -100 guineas for the horse At the Goodwod meeting John W Gates of the American Steel and Wire company won In bets on Hoyal WILL ST LOUIS and May loin Baltimore Baltimore Oct Ban Johnson of tho American league John McGraw formerly manager ot the Baltimore National league team last season with St Louis and his partner have been In conference In this city today As a re- sult of the conference Robinson and McGraw arc to havo an American sociation team In Baltimore next year using new grounds which have been located by Johnson and Somers owner of the Cleveland club who Is with the American league president McGraw and agree to take tho team deserting St Louis and the stop probably will precipitate trouble the National and American eagues oven if the of nore and Washington territory left by the National league falls o bring about war Tho American eague magnates already have lared themselves free and equal In ball and are striving to put a In tho field which will rival If tot equal the National It would not bo surprising If the men who havo boon at work In this city In and In Philadelphia with a view of joining the association movement hould Join forces with Johnson nnd the American league teams In- stead It Is Insisted here by base ball men hat Philadelphia also will have a team n the American league Frank or of Philadelphia who has been one the foremost promoters of the association also had a con- with and McGraw There appears to bo a scheme on foot to combine tho forces of the American with tho American association promoters Tho men who have been to Join league arc vorable to Johnson's plan of sion considering it more practical McGraw when asked In regard to the would not talk except to nay lie would be In Baltimore next Mon at the head of a strong club in a circuit Johnson There Is no secret as to our movements We will annex Washington and Baltimore certainly After leaving Baltimore Mr Somers nnd I will visit phia and York to study the for clubs In those cities plans of course will be submitted to tho American league club owners at a mooting I will call within a fortnight and to that mooting Mr Seniors nnd J will submit our observations as to Now York nnd Philadelphia It Is said the American has no tion of entering Philadelphia or Now York next season unless the National league opposes Its entrance to more and Washington If It comes to war It Is said the American league will put clubs In New York phia and possibly In St Louis and Boston The American league cru Intend to fool their way carefully and may only take In Baltimore and Washington the first season after the Gar mans Think the New Chancellor Can Take Care of the CHINESE MUDDLE WILL RIGHT ITSELF of Kwang Latest Diplomatic ties on Baud Berlin Oct sober views about China now prevail here owing doubtless to the fact that Count von Is known to entertain able Ideas about German's tangible in- therein that his Influence as Imperial chancellor upon the impetuous emperor especially In foreign affairs was decidedly greater than Prince It Is now generally believed here the Chinese muddle will slowly but ly unravel itself and lead to a factory Issue without necessitating any further large amount of actual hostilities or elaborate strategic All utterances of the semi- official press this week show this be- lief Doubts arc still entertained however regarding the value of the credentials of Hung Chang and Prince and their ability to enforce terms If any agreement is reached Tho alleged latest edicts Emperor Kwang Su are regarded here with and oven tho possibility that Li Hung Chang himself is their author or Instigator to facilitate the negotiators task Is considered The week's developments in German internal politics plainly demonstrated what enormous difficulties the new chancellor will havo to contend with and overcome to bring about thing approximating a harmonious cabinet both for Prussia nnd the em- pire and resultant harmonious action In all Important government measures Radical liberal newspapers point out that pronouncedly reactionary ian members of tho cabinet like Dr Count von ner Baron von and Baron von have no timate place In tho now regime and it was for that this portion ot the press seized upon the Incident of marks having boon accepted by the Imperial department of the Interior from the big manufacturers association to fray the costs of printing arguments for the a slight incident In Itself to attempt therewith to hoist Count von who has always boon tho most dangerous enemy tho United States had in the cabinet It would seem however as it Count von in this matter fools sure of tho emperor's proval and will not resign unless the reichstag during tho forthcoming sion morally forces him to do so The Agrarian party also published several utterances this week Informing Count von Buclow that If ho Introduces tho call as the North man Gazette promised they will make upon him and defeat him Prince today gave a big farewell dinner to all members of tho cabinet and Emperor William has ordered Prof Bogas to make his majesty's own ble statue for the new hall of Glories in Barmen whore statues of the em- ancestors are already placed LOU BET IS MARKED Plot to Kill the President Saturday Was Day With Republicans of Chicago MANY W THE LINE DID NOT KNOW IT Decorated Elephants Led the Dinner Pails In Has Place of Hodor Chicago Oof weather vored the prosperity day commercial and Industrial parade by the cans of Chicago today Business ally was suspended Brass bands the music for the marching thousands At Michigan and Randolph streets the parade formed at 10 a m It moved on Washington Franklin Madison Dearborn Monroe Market and Adams streets mid son boulevards passing the reviewing stand In Jackson boulevard between Clark and Lasallo streets The place of honor in the reviewing stand was given to United States Senator Hanna chairman of the republican national committee Thu senator was by Vice Chairman Henry C Payne and National Stewart of Illinois New of Indiana and Kerens of Missouri United States Senators Cullom and Mason ot Illinois Along the route nearly all ness houses banks and buildings were profusely decorated with the tional colors and banners bearing re- publican legends At the head of the parade wen two ponderous elephants each bearing banners on which was Inscribed In glowing letters G O real thing Visiting clubs among them the Americus club of had a place of honor In the line ed by the Hamilton club of Chicago Regiments of men in uniform drawn from scores of business houses which together with the banks stock ex- change and board of trade had closed for the occasion followed They ried full dinner pails and banners These workingmen are republican clubs conspicuous among which wore several representing the large packing houses of the stock yards made a good Ing as tin uniform division of Cook county republican legion attired in khaki under tho leadership of Con- gressman Win Unique Features Through the parade Industrial tures were unique Tho Republican league was made up of gations from tho various universities law and medical colleges of this city At various points along the lino of march worts telephone stations ed to curry the sounds of cheering and music to distant cities among which Cleveland Detroit Cincinnati and St Louis At Jackson boulevard and Market streets the parade disbanded Business in Chicago was practically suspended from 10 a in until late in the afternoon and the streets wore thronged with multitudes viewing the republican prosperity parade tho numerical strength of which was var- iously but was apparently greater than the sound money parade given on Chicago day Oct which regarded then as n record breaker Lyons Oct Lyons THK IS reorganisation have a seat Jn the cabinet says a plot to dent has boon discovered It that a working electrician named Couturier burglariously entered electrical company's premises at stealing franks He was tracked to Orange near Lyons whore he was arrested Documents found on his possession revealed the paper says an to President on his coming visit to Lyons to unveil a monument erected to the memory ot President Couturier Is said to have committed the burglary In order to obtain funds to carry out his project He has it Is added confessed to tho police who arc now tracking his accomplices and watching anarchists In order to vent any attempt to carry out the scheme The of the prefecture of lice say they have investigated thu Couturier story established by the de Lyons and find It out foundation Couturier is a vulgar thief hungering for notoriety The prefect ot the police also assert that tho Brussels story of the arrest of who attempted to assassinate the Prince of Wales In Brussels April 4 lust In Paris is untrue IN London Oct gales companied by snow and rain have swept over parts of the country ing The northern districts of lowlands arc flooded some of roads are entirely and others havo water up to the floor of cars At Now Castle Hartlepool Stockton South Shields and elsewhere people have boon compelled to seek refuge in the upper stories of their houses and traffic is carried on by means ot Life Pills and all of the or money refunded A New York Oct departure ot Mr Joseph Chamberlain with his son for the Mediterranean Is good proof that there Is to be no change In any cabinet congress which Is impending the Tribune's London dent Ho may some ness In Malta but the object of his Journey rest after the labor of the canvass His retention of colonial IH now regarded as a foregone con- Cabinet appointments arc ex- for a week or ten days but eral transfers arc without doubt under consideration The friends of Sir Wm Walrond arc that he will stomach bowels and liver Warranted Democratic Maas Meeting Last Night Greatest in the Town's History THE CHEAT OF HONOR PACKED Hough Talks ol I lie and New York Oct Roosevelt was up early today at the residence of Mrs Douglass Robinson his sister in Marlon avenue Having breakfasted tho governor and Mrs Roosevelt en- torod a carriage at and escorted by a platoon of twenty mounted men drove to the Erie railroad ferry In Jersey City tho governor entered his special car to travel towards ton at which city ho is scheduled to at p m On the way stops will be made and short speeches ered at Hillburn Eddy De- posit and Groat Bond At tho Eric in New York nnd tho railroad station in Jersey City Gov Roosevelt was cheered by good slued crowds which had assembled to sec him Suffern N Y Oct volt was in especially high spirits day which fact he attributed to his satisfaction with the demonstration In New York last night and the rence of his Forty-third birthday Coming thither when passing through the governor was cheered by a large party of workmen employed in an iron foundry One of tho played a largo piece of brown on which was Inscribed in large black letters is O K At Paterson also there was a large assembly of working men who cheered tho governor Hillburn N Y this place is situated an iron plant recently en- Gov Roosevelt in going to tho which he was to speak passed the ranks of a campaign club garbed like sailors and In: the I notice the com- pany that receives me has Uncle Sam's uniform on it We are not afraid Uncle Sam's uniform not at all The Malay bandits and Chinese boxers are afraid it but we are not Mr an says you haven't your share of The a whole tainly has 1893 none of us were prosperous Today there is a bee of prosperity and your new here Is proof of it Monster Demonstration in Honor of Old Attended By Many Thousand l obic Americans Chicago Oct the est outdoor political mass meeting ever organized in Chicago was held tonight in the half mile of State street known as the Court of Honor The great thoroughfare nearly twice the width of any other street In Chicago was thronged from Van Buren to Randolph streets with a cheering jostling spiring mass of people Chairman Jones of tho democratic national committee had designated this as flag and the national banner played an important lar part in the celebration Along both sides of State street speakers stands had been erected at short distances and from these points democratic orators of national once addressed portions of the multi- tude nearest at hand The chief er was Adlai E Stevenson former vice president and again candidate for that Other orators were Congress- man Bailey ot Benjamin F of Indiana Captain Patrick O Forrell of Washington John I Martin of Missouri Samuel democratic candidate for governor of Illinois Mayor Harrison of Chicago besides a score of local speakers All the star orators wore driven rapidly fom ono stand to another and were thus enabled to make their arguments heard by thousands oC people The Illumination was begun as soon as darkness set in and after the crowds began to gather packing the Court with a dense mass of shouting enthusiastic humanity through which it was almost impossible to secure age for carriages containing the tors of the evening Stevenson arrived at noon from and was entertained at dinner by tho club followed by a re- ception Shortly after 7 o'clock the orators were driven to tho State street sands and speaking began Escorted by the county democracy Stevenson was first driven to a stand erected near Randolph street Seated with him in the carriage wore Mayor Harrison and Robert E Burke All along tho line to Randolph street the former vice president stood up in his carriage and bowed in response to cheers of the crowds Tho gress of tho carriage was slow and at times the congested crowd caused it to stop altogether Seizing those the people pressed close to the sides of the carriage and forced enson to shake hands Ho soemod greatly pleased with the tion Stevenson's speeches at tho different stands half a dozen in number were necessarily very brief and probably not heard by any part of his audiences for more than twenty foot away At Madison street State strocH be- comes narrower and this caused great crush the people pouring in from the broad part of the street to surround the stand from which Stevenson spoke The people wore so eager to get within hearing distance that tho police could do nothing with them The jam was terrific women screamed and fainted and nt last tho contusion became so great that Stevenson desisted and re- gaining his carriage with great ly he was driven to the next speaking place More or loss confusion and disorder characterized all the meetings but at none was there anything like a hostile demonstration and never was there any abatement of enthusiasm wherever Stevenson appeared not begun until after 10 o'clock It was addressed to Independent class mainly From the time he entered the hall until he quit speaking the outside of the hall was ringing with cheers As a climax he made two other outdoor speeches The first was from a stand near the Dewey arch where he talked to persons who could not get Into Madison Square den He made another short speech at Madison avenue and street He was then driven to tho Hoffman house where he retired for the night DINED MR AND MRS BRYAN New York Oct the dinner In honor of Mr and Mrs Bryan this the Hoffman house ball room was elaborately decorated It commenced at 6 o'clock over an hour Among the notables present were or Van Wyck Mrs Elliott Danforth Senator Hill Mrs Randolph heimer Governor Stone J D son Richard Croker Anson Phelps W Bourke Cockran Elliott Danforth ator Wellington Randolph heimer Favors of silver baskets by Tiffany were with bonbons and the card was elaborate When the dinner was ended the party at once started for the meetings En- crowds had gathered around the Hoffman house When followed a few minutes later by Bryan the crowd let have full sway Bryan was driven at once to the Broadway Athletic club meeting where he addressed the Italian American League The waving of four thousand Italian and American Hags greeted Bryan when he entered the club Everyone stood up and yelled and cheered and it was ten minutes before the tribute was over WORK IN ALL COLLIERIES Scranton Oct of the most remarkable and probably the last great demonstration in connection with the big anthracite coal strike occurred night at Music hall when President Mitchell presented by the little breaker boys of this district with a magnificent solid gold badge ing the presentation there was a big parade Hazleton Oct B Markle Co operating six collieries today granted the demands of the anthracite miners as set forth in the Scranton convention resolution This leaves only the Lehigh and Coal com- pany In the region which has not all the miners have asked Work will be resumed In every col- liery in this region Monday morning except Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Parades the miners cess was hold in every town In the re- gion tonight DISASTROUS COLLISION Detroit Mich Oct head on collision tho Lehigh Valley Transportation company's liner E P Wilbur and the barge Martha in Lake St Clalr last night resulted in the ing of tho barge The Martha was ore laden for ho crew was taken aboard tho Wilbur Ottawa III Oct W Blake the nominee for stat on the democratic ticket dropped doad at Dana while closing a political speech tonight TN NRW York Oct second coming to this city the occasion tonight of one of the greatest political demonstrations of the campaign teen thousand people heard the cratic candidate speak at Madison Square Garden been speaking all day This morning he spent at New Haven nnd this afternoon he made several addresses at points between Now Haven and this city He was companied to the city by 200 Yale dents Ho arrived at the Grand Central tion where there were more than persons who greeted him He spent remainder of the afternoon at the man house where he went over tho business of the campaign with the After a dinner In his honor at which there were 45 guests he ed a great pyrotechnic display The sky was carpeted with red and Square was ablaze in his honor when tho carriage which was to take him on his tour appeared The streets wore crowded with people and the trip to Madison Square Garden was a tri- one The first stop was at tho Broadway Athletic club where an spoke to enthusiastic people the majority of Italians He reached Cooper Union nt about 0 o'clock and addressed a largo Thence Bryan drove to the corner of 14th street and 2nd avenue where he made a speech from his carriage to a crowd of He made another speech from his to a gathering at Twentieth street and Second avenue Bryan's Madison speech Section FIRST The Only Object in View Von Hosts March Patriots Day in Chicago Michigan 12 Illinois 0 Society Winter Will Be Mild Col Finch to Leave Dubuque Home for the Friendless Church Notices THIRD Miss Story of the Siego of FOURTH Editorial Mistaken in W J Knight Dedicate Church Today FIFTH Local News In Brief The Golf Game Won by Dubuque Kun Down by a Train SIXTH The Gas Motor and How to Rend It Miss Story Continued SEVENTH Wife Came Back Story Continued The Markets EIGHTH A Ring s a Peach NINTH The Age of the Automobile Aerial Automobile Illustrated TENTH Burdette Abroad Illustrated ELEVENTH The Doctor's Peril A Frustrated Scoop TWELFTH Swell Sot and Automobile Life of Illustrated THIRTEENTH Paris Fashions Illustrated Sitting Room in Winter Timely Menus FOURTEENTH The Now Styles Illustrated Chooses a Husband FIFTEENTH Iron and Steel Trade Illustrated Luxury for the Poor SIXTEENTH Future of Pugilism Illustrated New Illustrated Caught Result of the Initial Game For the Western Football PENH WIPES THE EARTH MICACO Win by the One Sided Score of 41 to mal Defeats Upper Iowa University Chicago Oct a game with kicking and hard line the University of Michigan foot ball eleven defeated Illinois University on shall Hold this afternoon by a score of 12 to 0 Both touchdowns were scored In the first half During the second half Illinois braced beautifully and several times held for downs but unable to gain much against the heavy Michigan line and none at all in runs around the ends Here Illinois with her fast backs hoped to win but Snow and Roddin Michigan's ends as a rule broke up Illinois interference almost before the plays were fairly started and Illinois was time and again forced to kick Illinois was handicapped by lack of condition Even during the first half much time was taken up on account of injuries to Illinois players In the second half so many changes were made that when time was finally called almost the entire substitute team was facing the husky Michigan players Tho Wolverines their heavy guards and tackles frequently to ad- vance the ball while Illinois was un- able to solve the heavy mass plays until the game hud been lost to them The few tricks tried even when at- tempted by either side invariably re- disastrously and both teams ally settled down to punting and straight line The most brilliant play of the day was made by Lindgren Illinois right tackle who after catching a punt ran tho ball back over fifty yards through almost the entire Michigan eleven The teams lined up as Michigan Position Illinois End Tackle Pollard Guard Hanson Lowenthal Guard Stahl End Adsit Back Mathews Left Half Hall Right Half Hernstein Beagle Sweetley Lundgren Philadelphia Oct defeated Chicago this afternoon on the Franklin field in thirty minute halves by a score of 41 to 0 Only once during tho game wore the visitors within striking distance of Pennsylvania's goal This was In the second half when Fell ran one of Graves kicks back to Pennsylvania's 35 Trivin dropped back for a try at the field goal but Sharon bled tho pass and it was ia's ball on her 35 yard line vania repeatedly pushed tho ball almost tho entire length of the field while Chicago made only throe first downs during tho game Other GaniCH At Columbus State sity 0 At Cedar Falls Normal School Upper University of Iowa 5 At Lafayette -16 Rose Polytechnic College 5 At New Columbia 5 At 41 Chicago 0 At 17 Brown 5 At 17 Carlisle 5 At Northwestern University C At West 6 Williams College 0 At of 34 University of North Dakota 0 At Cedar College 28 Penn College 0 At Ithaca X mouth 6 At Kansas of braska Kansas City Medical College 0 M Madison 46 Grinnoll 0 AND JONES Held to the Grand Jury on Charge of Forgery New York Oct Brann announced his decision today in the case of Albert T Patrick and Charles F Jonos private secretary of the late William M Rico holding them to await the action of the grand Ball was fixed at each The two prisoners arc charged with having forged tho signature ot Mr Rice who died in his apartments in Madison nue under strange circumstances to a check for drawn on the Ing firm of Swenson Sons The check was made payable to Mr rick The check presented at the bank for certification and owing to an error In the spelling of Patrick's name held up by the bank's employes In- at the home of Mr Rice by tele- phone disclosed the fact that Mr had died the day before the check waa presented Prof Witthaus in his chemical sis of the stomach of William Marsh Rice reports that he found and arsenic in the stomach Grand Military Concert at hall Sunday
