The Morning Record, June 26, 1898

The Morning Record, June 26, 1898

American newspapers--Michigan.

Grand Traverse County (Mich.)

Traverse City (Mich.)

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Bates, Thomas T. (1841-1912) and Hannen, John W. (1863-1940)

1898-06-26

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THE MORNING RECORD.
TRAVERSE OITi; MICH.. SUNDAY, JD2TE 38, 1898.

8«eoDd Tear—No 369

BRAVE m DASH!
Oained Host Important Position In the Battle
of Friday Near Santiago.

GEN. MILES PLEASED WITHTHE WORK
Spaniards Were Driven From a Strongly En­
trenched Position hy Bough Blders.

COLTS WON DGtIN.

tTOMC AT FirrSBVBG.

ItWMTMTifleud Om
HMtim TntUiPlMMiB th. Viftta
and KilM 0«« Mu.
laalar—Home Bans Kada
•pMlal loTn Mciknaa dmaa
By Dya ssd Bust.
Pitiabvr.
U.—d UrriBe wind
udrala ktorm puad ow wcaun BpMtal loTai Uofotne Bsomid.
Maabtae. Mick.. Jaaa».-Tke faa! P«ukrl*aBia kkorti; attar i o'aoek
tkU attaraaea. Talacrapti and tala- taraa of today's raaia wara Bant aad
pbaaa wlraa wara proatratad aad a
rmaa aad Dya aad Maaiaarabarotbouaaaaaroafad. Oaa aiaa
Tha BaaUara waat to
Idllad. Tha wiad raachad a ralodty
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o( M milaa aa hoar.
b Ue aeora by laalaya:

Tha Oraat Trial •takas Baoa «
Maaialae....... OSOOSOOO 0-7 8 1
Mattariea—Dps aad Bnnt, Mnnlchan
Haw York. Jaaa U.—Tha yraat trial aad Kinmoad.
Tha Colu wUl go to Travarne City
aaxt Wednaaday aad Thuradap for two
ratara gaaaeh.

Thirty.Thinl Michigan and Plrat BattaUon of Thirty-!
Btakaa rack at S
Fo^ Expected to Arrive bt Beene of Action Monday.;^,
Ki^K,n..aaooadi
Vl^en They Will Participate In the Warm Work Sure to! ml mauy. third. Time i:ia la the
Take Plaee—Official List of Injured !• Wltbeld by Medi- Chiaar# Aatariaaa darby, * Piak c<dt'
oal Department and BeporU Oonflloting.
Washington. June 25—[Special!—While the chiefs in the
war department have received little or no details of the bat­
tle between the Rough Riders and the Spaniards yesterday,
the opinion is that the battle was most important. The
sound of falling timber shows that the Spaniards were pre­
paring fortifications, probably for ambush, say theoretical
fighters, and it was a dash right then or not at all; as to wait
for reinforcements was to wait too long.
The members of General Miles’ staff are pleased • with
the first work done by the army and say that it shows they
will not be behind the navy"^^n good work.
General Miles
said that he had no advices from Santiago but was satisfied
that the general plan of battle was being carried out, and
that the boys were fighting today and would fight harder
tomorrow. He said the Spaniards were not to be given fur­
ther time to prepare.
There is expectation of important newt lomorri^w.
It is expected that the Michigan Thirty-third wilt be able
to get into the fight by Monday, also Winan's battalion of
the Thirty-fourth, as the Yale was under orders to make all
speed.
Secreury Alger sa>t that she could make the trip in
three da>’s, if pushed. Michigan will get into it id a hurry
and General Duffield will see some of the warm work that
he wanted.
From the fact that the press dispatches place the num­
ber of killed from thirteen to sixteen and gives the names of
those who lost their lives. General Shafter's statemant that
only ten were killed is believed to be incorrect.
That the
Generals information on this point was meagre at the time
the dsipatch was written is shown by his failure to give
the name of but one man killed.
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WIRNED OF IN IMBUSCIDE.
New York, June 2 s—1 Special j — Playa del Esie cable from
the World correspondent says that the reports of the dead
and wounded are yet conflicting. The official list of the in­
jured is withheld by the medical department for the present.
The cavalry all fought dismounted. It is reported that the
Cubans warned Col. Wood of the Spanish ambuscade, but he
refused to heed the warning. Gen. Shafter remains aboard
the Seguranca.

GENERAL SHAFTER'S REPORT.
Washington, June 25.—Gen. Shafter has sent to the war
department a dispatch about the desperate fight between the
American rough riders, cavalrymen and Spanish troops, which
took place yesterday not far from Sevilla. The dispatch is
dated Playa del Este, June 25.—"To the Adjutant General.
Washington: Furthcr’oews from Gen. Wheeler places the
•umber of men lost in firing 10 killed and 40 wounded. Capt.
Capron, First United States V'olunteer cavalry, was killed;
wounded, Maj. Brodie, Capt. Me. Clintoch and Lieut. Thom,
as'of the First Volunteer cavalry, Maj. Bell, Capt. Knox
and Lieut. Brian of the First United Sutes cavalry. Capt.
Knox was wounded seriously. Capt. Waioright, formerly re­
ported wounded, was uninjured. The names of other
killed and wounded are not yet definately known.
The Spaniards occupied a very strong and intrenched
position on a high hill. The firing lasted about an hour and
the enemy was driven from bis position, which is now occu­
pied by our troops about a mile and a half from Sevilla.
Enemy has retired toward Santiago.
fSigned)
SnAETER."

SITUITION IN HIVANI.

CIUGHT IT IT.

^^U-wlae

Bee asp aaw Jewelry atora wbaa
yon come to the poatofHee and take ad­
vantage of mp dUplap of Asa Jewelry.

OFF FOR SMTlllOO.

Bxonralon to Old Miaalon and haakat
picaic. today. Tka Qoeen of
Imkea, with good mnaie on board:
OOMBAVT B WXLX. PBOBABX.T for 400. Take advantage of a pie
trip to the raso^ li*-U
BS XV TBZOX or TBBriOHT.
Baacbad Bewport Vawa at 9 a
Taatarday, Prom Wtaanee tha Benalnlng Ooapaalae of tha ThirtpFourth Kiohignn Bmbarkad to 2oia
Oamaml Bhaftarh Pereas.
Sewlal toTaa Hounxa RaMas.
Newport Hewa, Va., Jana U.Thirty-fonrth Michigan eolontaan
'rind at Newport News at 0 a m.. des­
tination unknown. Tka aaapanp B
bopa are la Ugh aplrlu. Llanta
B. L Kaapp aad Corporal Prank Dago
are Ifft to drill racinita. Corporal
SUplas u atm at Dnan Loriag la camp.
a. I. Knaff.
Later adrleaa aUte that the balasca
of the Tblrtp-fonrth raglmant, iaelndlag Oampaap M of Tranrsa atp. 1
rad U embark aboard the fast
austUaip erniser Harvard for Baatiago.
at ala o'clock p. m.
I Arraatad.
apevUl le Tn Uoeinae Bbtciul
Palma Uland. off Xa>oraa. Jnne M—
waatraagen from Bareeloaa. wko,
aeoordiagto tba Bpanlah anthorlUaa
are anppaaad Amartcaa aplea. have been
arraatad.

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HUVr LOSS OF BISKETS/

Forehanded Buying
' Will Mre yon more in one year tbnn painfnl pinclung trill iS
fire. A Motd to the wise ia sofficient. We’re talking of Wall Papacy

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CITY BOOKSTORE,
290 Front Street

HoUey A OobiibUB

Lanterns!
Ohlnese and JTapaneae.

8.rii.as.oct

All aorta. Bises and ahapaa. at

HASKELL’S BOOKSTORE.

Hacb Is Said
About Ice Cream and Soda Fountain Diinks.
Therefore we will
that you will find cmr Ice
Creani delicious, our Soda Water true to flavor, our vari­
ous Phosphates refreshing. New driuks are added to onr
list from time to time.
Fountain open week days only.

Jas. G. Johnson.

Strong Points
IN OUR FAVOR

120

LADIES
IF THEY COMB
THIS WEEK

BPAVaB MXVIBTBT OBISU.
It is Oaaaralp Baliarad That Xt Baa
Ooanrrad.
■peclel te Tex Moamxe Btroee.
Madrid.Jnae U.—The Cableet held a
aetlng this morning aad laUr the
pramlar. Seacr Sagaata, waat to the
palaoe.
Be told the newapapar repraaaatetlvea that tha cabtaat was to
be raoaBTaaad. bnt rafosad to fnrnlah
asp forUar InfermaUaa oa Uasnhjact,
allhongh It u oSeiallp aaaonaoad that
Um pramalr vUitad the qnaaa r^ant ta
fnJiiiah*har majastp with the nsnal re­
port oa enrraat affairs. It la geaeralIp believed that tha expected mlaistop

TwoOnli.

Can each get a pair of fine
ViciKld Shoes; Silk Vesting
Tops, Black or Tan—Newest
Toes—LateBt Lasts. Regular
$2.76 shoes.

OUR PRICE
THIS WEEK

Are our $6.98 suite—competition price lx
$9.50, and $2.59 saved is a
strong point

IN YOUR FAVOR.
stock is going down, but there afe many bargains left.
The sooner you come the better eelectionB yon get

T. J. HOvST,

124 Front Street
Friedrich Bloii.
^^^e^evtoe^toe^e'toe^e^ a,e^e^e^eQ»ae'»e‘a.e^

Don’t Buy a Bicycle
Or Get One Repaired
$1.98.

If yon know s Bargain, you
get one here.

. IkeepsaebaeaxtxBxivc Um el wbaale aad a
vartoax Mrtex. BOTH OLD AND NBW, Uai I tael aare I mb plaoaa tha mato
taaUdtoM. leaa>eUr<niaSmeiaaaM--haalaachMpaaaB7 heBae la TnvMto
Otr. Ur»airBi.tawhaalbi>lltMar4arercvt aMMpaM.tlilaU mntoWwaaa

Rememlier M|i New Place-

312 Sent Union Street, Gmiosite C. t W. M. Depot
Alfred V. Friedrich ItillieeliiidItelMmm
H. E. GIBBS, Propr.
Popular Shoe House.

ICE I

Hastings’ Beal Esiate Agency.

Stodt of Walla. Blgmaa Oo. Boihad
U Oraad Baplds.
lOtoMloLaaall bonev. Am IomUm hh^trML eaa be boefht ter Bm.
no feoi lot. rood ewcUlDC. remwood, m deva aad $10 per moath uarj paid tor.
At Oraad Bapida Pridap afternoon,
'0 are again ready, with a large
4tacreslhr«e nlleeeocU, aad weal froailbeeltr Lead (eed. rreU wataivd. yMBc avgbtaan aUrehonaca Uloaglng to tba etoek of Ice. to deliver Ue same to any ehard ThUUabarsalB forooIrSUBO.
Coasnmera loe Oompaop, were bnrnad pan of the city.
ms arrea 1 BlJr eeat. all Improved, rrlU baaald la oaa pieea or divided ta nUt. leeh toto
ap. OtbarpUar.Ju.<axdeelrableormervM.
Jobaxoo Black. PbaaaVt.
Uthegroond. One of the bnlldiap
Maple block wood alao for mla.
wax raatad bp tha IValla, Utgmaa Co.
HOPEIN6 BROB.
of this dtp and 8k Jooaph and
Telephone No. »4.
need ax a deaUibaUng eUUoa.
reported that about S0,000 hMkett
ware burned.
Thalr lom k about

•oloa Oonpla Married.
Yeatardap aftaraooa Viaa Bmalla
knthardtaad Hr. WUUam LanUer.
bath af 8olon. wara naltad In marrlaga
bp Jnatlca Brown. Both thaaa yoong
people are wall known In Travena
aad a large drcla af frlanda will
tkema long aad kappy wadded
They will go to Cbleago on a two
waeka tanr them raUra aad go to
ekaaplng at Bolon.

Yaaaal Oaptuiad While Ttplo*
•pMiah Ofioar Wrltaa That tha Toed
Baa tha Bavaaa BleckadaSopptf la Uinltad aad That AmBafacaas on Board.
BBBlttoa la aearea.
apMlal te Tex Houiae Rx»ae.
■VMial la Tfe* MoAlnc Bnura,
Kap Waat, Jana ts.—The two-n
Ohkaco. Jaaa U.-J. A. Varroa. a tad raaael. Amapala. of TraJUia. H.
totaar Maxieaa coutil la tbia dtp U
Beaorad tba Mlsaia Bandtaat|.
deraa. waa brought hare today
tka raaipiaatof a klrBifieaat lattar froM charge of Enalgn Zaan erf the Vick)
Hies Maggla Olaa antertaiaad a
Baaaaa. The writer ia a relative ot
company
of friaada pestardap after­
barg.
Ska waa
noon In honor of the Hlaam Bondraan.
Ut. TarfSi aad aa cfllcer U the Spaa- afiamaan wbUeattempttngtpe.^
who are prhparlag to leave for the Eklab anap, eoaoaeted with the Jodidal
Haeaaa bUiekade.
thirty ciSeaoaek The hnerad ladlae ware
braaah oE the aardae. The coddboI- wamtt aad ehildranMod aaunhar of
glvea a dclightfnl tarawall racepUan
eattoa eaatalaa the a ■aartlaa that tha man on board. Tba li^w and paaaon- and win have taoae to nmembar their
Spaalah have aot m «tbaa 140 reanda gara are allrofagaaa\ Tha Am^ala good friaada in T>avarae City.
at abota tor each cannon la aad aroond beloagx to Uaanel UoaVieg Moauraa
of TmJUlo, Hoadarea. Bbe bad baea
Bxenralan te Old Miaalaa aad basket
Bavaaa.
Braad. accordiair to the
lylag at Bavaaa ainm before tha block­ Icalc. today.
Tkc Qnaea of the
vrttar. has rtaea to three liaes the ade. The. craw nnmbara alavan a
.mkaa, with good mnaie oa beard; ream
I for 400. Taka advaatage of a plaasaat
toaar price aad seen threataaa to be baaldaa tha eaptala. bat almoat
j trip to tka raaork >i8-n
aaahtalaaMa. AUatbarioodlaaeam. wara rafagea-

Ever Use
Prescriptions?
If yon do, take them to tht

Soatb Side Pltannacy

NEW ARRIVALS!
We have just received a
new lot of----------

Ladies’ Shirt Waists
Made of fine Madras and Zephyr Ging­
hams. Some tacked fronts, others trim­
med with insertion and embroideries.

and have them filled ao^
cnratelyand qniekly.

Great ValmatTSc aid $1.00.

COlPLETE UHE OF DKDGS.

We carry a beautiful line of imported
Ginghams, Organdies aad Monseline de-'
Loie. For stylish gooils at moderate
prices call at

G. A. Johnson,
406 South ITnlon Street

The Boston Store,
FroMStrwt

GLASS BLOOIC

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THE MOErorO aEOOBP, BUHDAT. jmr» gis. 1888.
;«HB aoEvura bboobs.

BVMMAMT O? BSTSWX LAW

%ktm Mat <M tk* 5lBth Mi
MttA. Am* wWm Bert«aal TarMh
TaATSMSonr. . kichioait «U«4 Um raU far Cabpm/ M «tw7
fa kk MM. W* Ati
eaUTD TEAVKBSB BXEALD.
Mt lMT« A mu by U« KBfaifa.
Ufa ump tor th« alfkl
k T. Batw *ja 3. W. HAm. Ud AkOSt>iUKXI
p. m. A ■■MAfA «Am«
y. W. HAvna. Bditor and MMi«OT.
fa farlat tk# mra
hack fa cAmp tk» SAst dap Asd mAki
BUBBORlPnOMB.
prepaiatlADa fa
kMtb.
Wa war* kartlai oat At SM) o’clock
MAt mOTAtOf
crod A* w(tk A Dice cool kruM All tkc
faruoM ud wc AiTlrfal At camp akoat
l:Mp. B.
Wc bare kM bo«p aIaca rcealriat
aad rattlAt nadp fa lca*c.
Tadap to pap dap. Wa ara paid from
Map 16U fa tkc Hat faeloalro. PrlTAtea raeoire r.M. oorporato fa-M. oartaaauyK
flnt llaaiauato $USO aad captalna

AattAflaofaBaakAudl
Baaka aadBaakafo vlU du,0M.M
cairital or aadar «e.
ror OAck addltfaaal tl.WO e< at^llal
tt.oo.
•TAKPTAXaa.
Boada aad oartifljataa of laeorporatioa tor oaeh tioo.oo par ralma .05.
Ob aalaa ud traBafan of afaok u>
boada far aack tioo.ao par ralaa .05.
Baak ehaeka, drafu or carUSoafat of
dapoalt .05.
• of dapoalt drawlot fafaroat for caok tlOO 00 or fracUoa .03.
laloBd bUIa of aaekaata, pre
utea aad paatal ordma for aack tlOO.OO

NORTHERN RICYCLE WORKS!
ChMpeat $Dd most reliable place to get poor bicycle repaired aod
in good rootling order. Have bad aeveral yeaia experience and
w bow it aboold be done. Satiafaction goanuteed.- I am aelling
cle aondriee at abont coat New and aeoond band wbeeU for aale
to rent. Please irive ns a trial.
Braking a fpecialty.
^______
BLUB, 811 Frcmt 4A, Bast'

THE MUSIC
OF THE GUNS

Poralra bUtoot.aaekaara or latfara
of erodlt far aack $100 00 or fractloa -Ot
Foralpn bllto drawa fa acta, aack, per
1100.00 or fraeUoa .Ot.
r» W.
TO OADILLAO OS TBB SOOSTB.
On a cmiaar or waiabip ia
BilU of ladlaf, or raoalpta fw
Wa kara ordara fa ka raadp to laara
fatooBbeardtimaa- Uaadtoa far foralpa oxport .10.
wbat onr bailora are enjoying joat
Iraaeaat Bud Will Flap at Ua OalaladaiDBifleattoB boada 50. '
poriA. Oar oficara do not kaaw whm
now, bat the exquisite nosic of a EJKBALL PLANO is what ev.
bratioa. aadbalasttacMd bp Trot
Cartlflcataa
of
profit
tor
oaeh
$100.00
—prcanmaklp to Porto Bleo.
Borat.
par ralae or fraeUoB .03.
eryone who lovea melody in its porest and most inspiring form would
Wqa. Cuma.
Taaterdap arrupameata wara (
Other oarUfteaua aot apMfiad .10.
like to enjoy in their borne. We will sell yon s KimhaU piano at
Aaal aauu eoerapaooeo from fioo.oo pfafad bp Ua Ckoaeaat bud fa partiei
paU fa Ua PoarU of Jolp
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?B an attractive price that yoa can enjoy one if yon deaira.
fa $500.00 50.
Tn HAAAAk BiflUa.
at
Ckdillao
Bp
tkat
time
Ua
bepa
wtU
Tt aack addiUooal $500 00 or trae^Bornpuj M. Thlrtpfoarth MtohifAa
Baaldaaoa of WlUfam Ackarmu Wu tlOB .50.
aaiVoiufacn. hare catlcd awap fa datp
Struck aad Kto Boa Baotlrad a
Leaaaa for lud or faaamut aot ox- forma ud Uap will make a atrlkfap
Bad to dAAfcr. Whu tka eompaap
faatnra of tba praat parade.
Bhoek-Harao KUlod fa OarBrld.
oaadfafipaar.as.
•MCAllad oat (rom kora U waa UtUa
Tba bead kaa aalaetad J. W. Busaa
Tka alaetrie atorm of Pridap altkt
Laaaaa for laad or taaamut from
dkoofkt tkat tkap wooU arar Uara tka
aabaalaaaa'maaapar aad Prof. C. E
wldaapreadaaddtoaatroaa. la tka fairaara.to.
kerdam of MicklfOA. aad tka OA«faaBatat leader af Btafabarp'a Orud orUaaaa far lud or faaamaat aaeoa
dlaa tkat tkap aromld laara tka ahona Bppar paalacBla r>wai traaa wera apobaatra, kai bean anpapad to aerra Ua
M tkab uU«A load araa Aot takaa aar- roofad ud fa oaup pfaoaa tkap waro fa( I peara 1 00.
bud aa faacraetor. Profaaaor Qorat to
aeroaa railroad truks aad trafa
Mortorea. real or paraoaal, from $1
dOAAlp. Sow tkap kara r<M toa*
a talaotad maafaal direofar and will
«Uk u oatward appaaiaaca of Utkt- arewa wara foraad fa chop Uam oat of 000 fa $1.1
Ua wap to opan Ua paaaata.
fcaartadnaaa. kata
Ob aaeb $500.00 addltfaaal or traelfaa rlra Ua bead a eoaraa of Uoroapb
trafafap and faatractfan. The bopa
KarU of Ckarlarois tkara waa a kad !
do do koaar to Mlekitu ud fa tkatr
aakut aa Ua a A W. M. wklek
Power of attoraap. or proaiaa for WiU ba drUlad fa oeaoort work ud
Saved Tu XhaOUia.
BMUtrp. Wkaa Ua war k«u tka
udar Ua able laadarUlp of Profamor
dBamkanot tka
a dalap of aararal koara fa tka eorperaia alaatioaa .to.
Lut weak B. Marcoa porehaaad a
Prfaa'a Cnbu Oraelaa aad Oaka WalkPower of attoraap fa aall, eoorap, m B«nt Uep wUI aooa ba able fa com- paanMtp of rapi of William Winp of
Bl fa ka oaUad apu to dfkk ww ikrp trals aarriea.
’'bo plap a rator
paw WiU up band fa norUera Hicki-,
la Ua Im
la Tlefaitp of Trararaa maupa real eatota or afaek .»5.
«fU ka ia Ua Ulck af Ua aoodiet fa
Bast Bap and bronpht Uam home. Ha Btafaberp’aOtandaaxtTbaredapalcht,
pan. Tkap wtU darote all naxi weak
Protaw of aotea or drafu .11.
Bha Tiofaltp of Buttoto. asd tkat Uep <^tp fralt traaa ware damafad malarrakaarainx tor tk.ir Poarta Jj'r,
» tow banrt tolar bp Hr.
50. are a lot of elavaraolorad paoiaUp fa aama pUaaa. thoarh aot $«•Bacaipto for moarp caoaadfap $5.00
Will acfait Ikama
inSl fa ti!
-ko-keiP-rmtoaion fa aauaklPto. ud pire u fafaraatinp porfi^
lUp. Shade traaa atoo aaCarad
of aba artietoa hfi bad aold, ud
Bup apaeial feataiaa are fatrobud will ba WiU Wfaana. a talutaa
arakip. Tka rafa faU waa
A for pooda .15.
piutad Uat privilapa. Ba u-1 dnoad. pramfaaat amonp which i
Ufa iaoBraaea paliciaa for aack $100.
dhap ara Mtoklfw a
fackaa. arkiob waa remarkabU fa Ua
abort time aotad.
«e or fraatlea .08.
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Thavona Ohp.
) fa tba aereral atplaa of danefap.
William Sarker of Gardold fawaUtp
Marioe ialud fire caaaalitp. fidaliti BoU
At prtoaa of 16. 35 ud $6c. Uep
“«»• blpkarw^lrlU.
aad paarufaa pollelaa oa aaeb $|.00 wUl aoaampaap Ua bud fa CadUwe
akaald be praaWd bp a Urpa
Boob BftorUa war koffuaeaml to- leataTalaaklahoraa. wbtok waamroek
(w Ua PnarU.
byiltkufap.
pramiam
or
fraetloe
Ueraof
.«0K.
BaaortBotaa.
t fa ba-:
Tba
raaiduaa
of
WBltom
Thaarrivato for Ma.ah-fa'Wuta pealiMa Ua CBku^paa fa a«mkara.
“We daatra fa draw poor atuatioa t<>
BOOB BX^ r OLVB
Xxearaloa fa Xuistaa Tedop.
wrdap wara: J. 8. JaaalapB ud wife,
BBd UoadfafaBopofUalaadanof Ua oa Oarield orraaa waa atraak kp a tka fact Uat tba part of tka aaw war
Oa Sudap Jaaa S5U Ua M. A H. B.
koto of UrUafaf wbUa Ua familp
aot wbiok raqelraa Ua aaa ud Okamfaglp Bua^^ad Taaterdap Mim Buiretfa Juaiapa, BapC, Fruk A A win ran a epaefal traia fa MaaTba laid ufarad ^ aueallatloa of adkaaira
ud
Charlat
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ilapa
and
Him;
toM
at S:U a. m and ratarainp laava
BU aot MBtHaldllad, bat oa Ua aoe»r ^^amUtoa.
Roaa Bubap af Detroit.
• Mtoa
Jalto'
-- -------------------m-rawPl.^eiS;?
P
»1 w" raoid
Bnrp aranta ara prortaf tkat tka Oo- Ua oUmaap.-faUawad Uaafaraplpe
aodoUar like dooameota will
YattSFasf' afwrncu Mia. Frank
M™. B. 0. !.«.
® «• Cauinpkam. Apub
Laoa M
aad Moriu
Bbu fa Ua rtofaitr of Haattoffo ara fatoOha hdtakw aod fata ap Ua fioor pofaUoffaotOB aad after Jaip I. lOM Uamilwa aatortaiaod Ua Soak Bartow
Carl Aokar- It to oaaamaty. Uaratora. that all pui
Laaa of St. Ixmia.
«pbU drfllad. Uoroarklp o>raafaad ud
C:nb at bar dalipbtfol aami
Bzetiraton fa Old Hlaatoa aad baaki
Tboae from Oowu r
BMmaadad bp adlefaet odlacra «cn" mu. onafaf Ua aoaa. waa Urowa from obaaka drawa oa or after Uat data -Son»atCotwpa.’'at Bamiltm Helpbu.
pieale. tudap.
^ap.
Tba Quaaa af tt
Surritt ud eon, Mra R B.
«nl Barefa ku proua aa aMa caaarat. ktoakalraad aararalpakoekad. Uoaph aball boar a two cant iatarnal
Lakea. with
“A lup 7W Throopk 8paU’
Uh pac------pood moeic oo bwidjraat.
BBn atrauttot aad a brara aokUar;' ka wiU aot aaSer from Ua e«aoto of It atamp..wktebpaa moat eaaeel at U vtowU ia a vaip anpapfap eauaar bp Mtoa Della Johoaon, Mtoa
for 400. Taka
advui
'^^--'-ntatraof
aplcaaub
BBd raeutfp BatUrfaf oaoipUmuto Safara uterfap «ba baUdfair Ua Upht- time <41 attaehiap bp writiap cr awmn Bra B & HoUud Uwoaphlp anjopad Bawitt. Mra T. K Brooka. Joba Bock trip to Ua raaort.
Bmm kith aatkoritfaa fa Ua Ofatod afap atraak a larpa akada traa our InpUaraoaUalntUalaof poar uma. ap Ue ladiaa. Tba affaracana pro- aad Roaa Koch tram 8t. L^nto. 3. Oaaabaa.
of
Grud
Raplde./
Mr.
DoBaboe
•lataa war d^artmaat akowa U^ Ua aadakatfared it
with Ua daw of auaUlap Ua atami pram waa eencladed by u alapuUp
------ -j j, .p.
Ittoaai
aadar Ur aa;pa< anpper bp the boataaa. aod Ue will act ae clerk at tka Hotel Laatouo
FMin>«VBUHBS.
tbtoeaaaoa.
d at Ita fall aalaa.
aalpwdlp atb
wiU Ue
for
whkk
paalabm«nt
bp
daa
iU pro aoetol p .rtton.of Ua affaraooa. atada
OapaalB XeXatoU Bm Saut CaoSTka •Warner Oammlape will pfra u
vtdoc; aad, moreover, ehaeka. etc., to- Uto ooa of Ua meat pit aaant paurn- axecraioa to KaabtawanW ud Oma la
AaaoafaktoOi
aoad wtUoBl balnp Uaa tUmpad are fapa in the bUtory ot Ua olab.
Tka Hannah Hitea. dfampup
#ban poa amplop Gao. A Wfaato—
admtoaibla in avidi
The
ronnd trip will ba 55 aad 50 eeaW.
Mtokipu
ValuWara
kavapooa
fa
Ua'
•■■Ill P K> Itolrtp-foarU Ktokbru
.BBSBA A OO. OF ST. lOSAOS
poor moaap’e worU fa pood bonaat
UMuec ibto maralp u a rera^y.
Ue tout at toat aad will aou ba fa
Wm Fat UaSavaraTaatfaaTawork.
mfadar. ud fa hope that
dtou Kaiak fa BalltoBlaC
actlta aacviea. Tkap bava afalad for
VIU
Opu
a
OtaUinp
Baafaaaa
fa
Ua
uwat W prevent Ua
Oppodte Eacle OlBoe.
Frtodrieb Block.
Okmp Alfw. Va., Jua tl.-JodffEa$ Sutoapo from Xewport Saw«
in poorclrc
aroBbla aat« fa raealt from omtoahwa
uy
wiUfaafaw
dapa
wUi
Joia
«aaaral
*pm upraaafaaa of apmpaUp tor Ua
To
aaoeeaafal o_________
- be
____________one
Wku T. J. Beat removaa hto baalaam
Urooph avaraipht
ahead and plan ahead
8^ fa paraoaal Utfara aad fa Ua ■kafwc'a AMp. Tkap will mc kaH
fa Orud Bapida. tba afara ka aow
when a iavorebla opportanity
Tbararfa dtp papara. tka paopto ap •phtfapaadwkapartin aoma «f tba
ipiaa la Ue Frtodrkk black will ka lUelf be to ready to take advantape of
a for Ue aala of atampa
fikara ara, fa aap tka laaat, kept wall affaeUva work of Ua mar. Jewtkafora have net pet baaa perfaafad bp Ua wku by Baade * Co. of 8l Ipaaea, It. A mUe forathonpht wUI atoo I
toarlBp damp Aipar. CapUln Mdatcab
FIWB DXITTAL WOBK.
lofallUa
two hoatUap poaap eloUl'ep dealera mieh expanea ud vatoabla time,
We aapa
wrowwA V. Huau an
IwiU.
wboara aomfap kora fa afay aod pradeat and a ea’v-tal men win keep a
aeU abaaa atampa to each of <
boUle of Cbembertofa'a Gallic Aolm
~ ‘
Tka Mtokipu kopa kava Ua poeraat ftaaoaaa and fa tka UMar
kaiM ap a baalaeac fa Ua eloUiap Uaa. end Diarrbora Remad'
aamap dad itcoavaafac
ladp In Ue bcoae.
fotUwfap rapardiap Ua
Traawaa
samp proud ot up
Uair atampa of u"
Mr. Roataxpaeiafamova abaet 4or tbaabiftlaw fallow will wait actil ne( aappoae to tka fact Uat wa CtWaoldtotK
apaU It and Uaa rain kto
J. T. BAvaAB. Oaabtar.
-------------------------^uap
beet boree polof
pol^ for a docter iud bava
_ »toap
toat. Aa to oar c*ttfap
Them kava hau mup faqaMaa raAkoat 100 marriapa l<ouwa be e a blp doctor bin fa pap. bralildaa: (
OTkat wa wut fa eat: wall, wa pat MMdid and ara defap u
pope oat 55 canto. Ue oUar to oat a
Smoapk hard teak, coffaa, ult perk wark M aop af Uam aad ara pardfapsko aaw aavMaa aWmpa and bau toaaad afaaa Ua fiiat of faat Jen- handrad dollara ud Urn woadan whp
paa- tkc articlea which Ue tax covara. alaa atry. aadaaveafaaaeoap'aakeva b-wa hto nalrhbor It patUnr rieber wbito ha
SU far tkc toct faar or five dapa.
Ua
aoarea
froi^whieh
Ua
maj
a
aad
I
feel
praad
of
a
atampa
aaap
merrtod
by Jaatica Browa aiewe that
ForaatobpAA
pfaatp af fraab kaaf wbila fa eamp
i aapplp of Uaaa wUl time.
I aa TVavaraa dtp wUl
Aapou who kaa moaap au bap upnavar have u aecaMen fa ba upUfap ba kept at Ue 8ww Buk.
fiklBp ha plaaaaa. axoMl afaa aad laaabat
Bread
af
Uam.
There
to
oalp
oaa
SMda. which Ua facal daatora ara forOf Ua kopa fa tka hoapiul and tkat to
Mnaaa loaa
MddufaaaU.
S^pu
aad Mcadap aar powan af Oorpacal Siaplaa aad ha to fasprorlnp
Mimraaea
'
• were
pirea a aavara Wat and wtU aaoa ba oav Privaw BrltbWboto
b
'koto krlpada.
(Thlnp-Ultd. l*blr-. anp to al^ fa qaartera bat I Ufak ka
Prlvaw
dp-foorU ud KlnU Maaa ] warn orKBTUBK
Amad aat in baarp marebfap «^cr tor Kawbarrp ru a nail In hto foot aad
OP THE PAVOEITBB.
will be laid ap for a faw dapa'
« ptactica mareb.

DESTRUCTIVE UGHTNING.

Enennliing Id Music at the headquartars of

W. W. KIMBALL CO.

R. E. STROHG. MuDager.

235 Froot Street.

Wirt Work

BODE IT tuvar.

..d pi.d .kprf „ u»-. OR. HIGGINS, DENTIST

cntnii ^’wmnttmtmmnmnmmmmmmtwu

la kaavp marohlnr order each acldier
darrWa ou half a abelwr Wat, one nib
8« blukat. OM woolaa blukai.

Wa wara ordered fa bo raadp
U m. Saadep ud Ue Aral baltaliOD
•wvadoat oa Uma. Compup M. of
^Tkirty-faarU waa fa Ua aaxt fa
fihalaat batalltoa fa leave Ue proaaito
BaSitwae it:50p.m. bafara wa moved

Tkap Xaevn
Hoaxtaa Rxooax^Wkat'a Ue mettcr
wlU Ua Thlrtp-firat ud Thirty aaeoad
Mleblpu r^manU? Wkaa “Uo boya*'
were at Camp Bafaa, tka Oatrait ud
Urud Raplda papara coold aaa aoaa
aava Uair local rarimeaW. Bapaelally
iodplnr from Ue Brand Rapid* papan.
Ua Tblnyueoad ud Coleaal McOarrrin wara "dar whole OBg." Bat now
Ua Thlrty.Uird and Thiriy.faorU ara
on tbeir way fa Cnba and will
“fa IV” U to evident tka
at Wai
raUingfan know Uelr bufaaaa.
Ouaral Milaa vtoited Tampa, ud Uen
rataraa fa ffaaklagfan ud erdara tka
Nartkara Miebigu boya to u# frrat.
Tka ganarat to all right.
Vkr.

Wa aou foaad Uat we bad embarked
m upUiiiir bat a plaaeant upadlUoa.
i. a.. aU af oe ucapt Ue offioara wka
«oda akaad. eomlap fa Uat ooacliwioa.'
Bat
vowa fa Uaela
Mam each one primlp dawnalned
«U Ua aad af hto joornap if it ware
hia power to do it. The acorobfaf
BBB. faraUar with Ua dtmt eo Ulck
OadlUao to Lopal.
fibalarecaaldaoiaaaUaaaaMdaat af
Loyal fa Ua ecra. Ckdlltoo kaa arMsanlafroniofneudoarbeavp load raagad fa aalabraW ladapandanoa Day
■Ada tt aaam Impoaelbla for aap of oe
Sobtok the march. Aad if car flmt
Tba prorram of attraettoaa Uto
^iatiac march to a falrMtmplc of what pear to anoanaUp largo ud varied, amara ara fa expect, wc d# aot woadar at braalng ia additiw fa tka ruolar Itot
fikeir befap oarafnl u aalaet mu wA..
ip amaafag ud faaran phpmtoaUp perfect.
Tkc awa ofaod Ua march ramarkablp
arafi ud for tka firat laa mllra
smipoM maa dropped oat, ha balnp
Johnlbrkaida of Pan Oneida wQ]
wlU Ue beat Bat from j arrive fa Ua clip ud taka pnartiloa of
fihnt Uma M evaip faw rode a mu
___ _____________
tuatpRaataarut, rasutlp owned ^
woold dru fa Ua gruad or fafa Ua PaWr 'Boadraaa. u’ Mo^ip. Mr.
•rma of hto ««arM aamtadA. Wku | Boadnu ud faaaip wUl laara TaaaM taoebad Ua .rntnamt aboat fifty |day for tltattU. Waakfagfaa.

Price’s
Cub)tn
Creoles

Tliiirsilay,

June 30th
Everything new and a few
new people, and

ManlRss 1 Raodoipli
will have a budget ef new
work for yon.
Oar Slagiag Exoefe.
Dsneers srs Orest
OomedUns Pansy.

Come aed liogh witk Us.

Prioea 16, se A 360.

A PURE

nm

BUCK AND TAN 9i: I
Whichever you may wish when suiting yourself with a nair ^
of Shoes, you will find in our handsome and up-to.date stock ^
of Men’s Shoes Tan Shoes are the favorites at th's season of ^
the year, and we have them in all shades for Walking Bioy =3
cle Elding or Working. They are easy, cool and
::
; and the

PRICES or COURSE aptc
THE LOWEST IN THE CITY.

I THE HANNAH & UY MERCANTILE Cai

'i

Utsta BktM wMt 10
brTtaaeTbUTeae.
Kew Toi*. Juae It—Bradatre^^
lya: Befleetloa of the advanced staye
aeaaoa ia fonad In a percept^yen«t» Uekinf Aft«r th» In- of the quleilay
down of dlatHbnttTMts of Law and Ofdar
Uve trade la many
parta of
atOahkoah.
tbe
country,
aad
aecompaarliw
thU bare been aaBoancemenu of the
Baltw of perloda of annual ahul-dowaa
9V0 DE4TBB I?£0X THE BIOTIVQ, la many laduatrlal Uaea; bat altnlflcant
cf tbe chaayed eoadlUoBB which now
animate and control baalneai aa com­
pared with corteepoadln* pertoda la
prevlnue yean are the coatli.utd larce
yalaa U> tbe volume of bank clearino
ever preredlny yeara. and quite favor­
able
report* from moot of the couatry*!
ar Um Pvltop lbrrMirartk*Hoa-3t>i«
lesdine Induetriee—nnUbly Iron and
eteel. In wblcta nest yeai^s walea are
Oahk^. \n«_ JuB*
milltlB beint adjmted with uaexampltd ease.
Len U heard now about eatravayant
■had Uw vi>odwork«r«' (irtke weTMa
-kaad lut drht. Tb« death of • nod^ wheal yield ettlmatea. but trade opltIon Inclinea to espect the production of
ThurxUy
a
crop of wheat in escem of all pre"fcned. The eaeuaHle* number two dead
«ad twelve tniured. The factory of the noua totals. The Iron altuatloa. while
aa far a* prcecnt bualnesa
IMae fcumher company, the larseat In
the woHd. waa la operation alt yeaterday arlth a reduced force and cuarded
recasts of next season's business. Tbe
ky airidlera. Headquanera of the militia
ae of cotton manufacturinc haa quite
•re located at the offlre of thU com­ perceptibly improved. Less miisfactloa
pany. Some fear U eatmalsed that the Is expressed In the woolen yooda trade,
•on-tmlon men may be moleated away and business here Is classed as slow and
tram the mill dUirlet. aad cavalry will uapmlltable.
Bulsneos failures for the week In tbe
patrol tbe aouth aide, where the workUnited States are about normal, aum■tea Itee. Pour other factorial auUDed
red with tor laM
their mea to coatmeace work tbla moms year ayo. ZU la
taw. Mayor IdeeoB hat Isaued a proc-

Xu jw

Appropriate Clothing

A. K. KUmwo(BM«atj euM up
7*M«4ay.
P. M. Grm euMdswa tnm Chariavoly yuatar^ay.
Mrs. T. JobMM «1 Bmpin »aa la
Ihq city yesurday.
Mn. Q. W. Pral leh
Maple diy waa
la the elty yeaterday.
G. G. Niokerau at Hauah waa a
ulaitor here yeaterday.
C. J. Perry eame up from Praakfort
yeaterday am boeiaeea.
Miee Ida KiatBW and Mtaa ffalih at
Toros to are in tbe el^.
Mra. Delaae left yesterday <or a few
day* rUit at dbeimrd. Nkeh.
William G. Cnmerlord of Intarlookea
waa in the city yeaterday.
Mra. S A. Keyea and Mta. Pamham
eame down from Omeaa yeeterday.
P. W. Wllsea eame up from KInesley
yetterdar end returned laat nlghtT. C. narrow aad W. B Beam of
Wexford were ia the city yeaterday.
Mi*a Lottie Helm teeat to Maple
OiW tor a few days vtslt with frluada.
P. C. Noble aad George WeUmaa
were over from EUk Bepids yeeterday^
Mra. Sarah Abbott and daa^hur
Helen of Alba, are vieitiag Mre. A. W.
Walt
Mr. aadiMia. Boy Piekett are eaterTOO KUCH ATHLSTIC 8P0&T. talalag Mr. aad Mra. Wa. Wbalea at
Dowagiae.
Mta. A Armeted of Kalamsiio ar­
Madison. Wla. June It.—At a meet- rived la the diy leet algkt for a rialt
LMoTUm Deadaod Hart,
with frirads.
••»mn‘
k nie nfferlny among tbe mlUUa men
t was Inm
Mra W. J. Ualerao aad oea ef KaU|(rwn the heat la toieBSC, thouyh no demnini c
WKatrationa have taeen reported, “nie daced and bronytit out a heated discus­ masoo.aravlaiUwkeraaa,Joaepk GaHDompIcte list of caaualtiea reaultlny sion. The resolutloa read "that In the
rao of thie elWgb«m tha riot at HcM J.an-a mill, known opintoa or this aaaocistion the ceadearr
Mtai Oertradc Coeke af Big Bapids
at tbla writlny. la aa foUowa: Dead—
athletic contests as
ria. Injured—N. Blake, arm at preoeni conducted it demorwllslnK b vbtUag Miw Clara SmiU of $44
N. BIkke. LeRoy Karr and and unforiunste. The hlyhest alms of Baet BlgbUi atiwot
'7. Kaepke. cut about tbe bead; John a university an aad ousht to lie In­
Mr. aad Mta S. K. W^t aad daagh>>ahle. badly Injured; Peter Beefer. tellectual and spiritual, and we deplore ter Miaale weat to Old MiaeiaB yeeter­
hrutaed: Peter Krueyer. badly lajured;
system, the tendency of which ha*
— Jamaa, cut with atone: John Euma been to subordinate these alms to phys­ day toapead Saaday.
•ad Edward Caaey brulaed; Charlea ical development and to introduce into
Btv. 3. W. Bart aad wlfeef Maaeeloaioa*. atrack with cyys and atonh. One life so larye an element of the prls* aa wore the gaeete of Hr. aad Mta
•( tbe wounded, aa aUled above, haa
L«a Cole aa Tbnreday.
*VI«d. but hla name la not known ai thla
Mta L. C. Hall aad sob arrived from
umtlny.
tttaattew Wa> heHaae Te«erd,iy.
MeadoB last night and will epend the
taken say deOnite form. This will aummar here with relaUvaa.
the aitnatkin yeaterday waa
create no little sensstloB amoay the
W. J. Beat who eame from Elbunlvemty athlrllc circle* and those
worth to attend the K. O. T. M. eele
hratloB. will tetuia home today.
aothlay but tbe preeeace
ChMeof thsTypo Klertloa.
pMbly aubdue. PUna bad been made
B. K- Hobolo and two danghter*
,flor attacka on aeveni planU yesterday
board of the local TypoyraptiKal onion, wentto Provemoot yeeterday. where
which has been canvasslny thevotecsst they will remaindor a few daya.
Mta. 3. A. Brcae and Mr*. SUadbb
May carried into execution. While It for officers of the
waa aald Tbuiwlay nlyht that tha yov- yraphltwl unli-m. flnlsbed Its labors yes­
tine down from Omeaa yeeterday
•nor had been appealed to. the ap- terday. The followlny additional offi­ Mra. Breae want to Grand Bapids.
-pcamace of troopa yeaterday momlny cers wen found to be elected: OryanMite Anna Allisea ef Chicago, b viawa« qulU unexpected. The followlny Iter. Oeorxe W. Barria. of Chlcayo;
,«tder to the troopa waa laaued Oral printers' delsyates to the American Fed- Itiag her anut. Mta. Jamee D. Morgan
Iblny yeaterday atomlnc: "Ton are ex- erstlon of Labor. Frank Morrison, of St tbe Park PIsee far a few weeks.
Chlcayo. and Fuyene F. O'Rourke, of
:i9acted to protect tbe p: perty In
J. L Kymsr. of the firm of Lyon.
New Tork: allied crafts deleyate to tbe
•hoat those plants over hkh yoi
BcMber and Kyeter of Grand Bapids,
A. F. 1_. J. O. Csln. of New York; I
■UCIoned. In tbe evei
Which aenoualy threaten* life and tees Cfallds-Drexel home. WlUlam erlth Mra Kymer, u ragbtered at Park
Amlson. of Nashville, and Thomas M. Place.
Caften'. of Colomdo._______
B BDKKU HOMB.
They wm Bat StrawbertlM.
B Ftaherof Peteekey wilt be at the
OBDXOH BSBVXOSg TODAY.
Aue and sufficient wamlny.”
Bron- «a the ------------Park Place barber ehop oest week
On Monday evaaing Frank BasUton
TleUnu of TkandayV BteUay.
Chlcayo. June ll —Tertt rdaj-'s Lcayue
AU the victims of Thursday's riotlay scores at Iwsc hall were; At Clev^and while Alva Tyler takae a vaeatioa of Furnished by the BeapwriiT* Oburehe* Ooltage of tbe Octeaary OInb Will will eaimsia Ue Bamilton Cadats
Boon be Beady for Ooeupaaey.
•scepl Uorrls are non-union men. One —New York 11. Clev-'lsnd 4: at 8l.Louis two or three weeks.
at bU pretty sntnmer home. "Snaset
of them was a man » years old. Ike —nslllmore 4. Pt. l.oul* I; st Cincinnall
*nienewhomooftbeOctenar7 clnh, Cottage" and etrawberriea and eraam
Em. O. CechUs. eeater.
jmeaence of th> tn.o(« had tbe effect of —WsHhlnyton ie. Cincinnati *; at
onUeehore of Carp tmka is about will form oae ef the ehirt eBjoymeata
greatly aubdoiny suikera. but there Is t/'UlBvlUe—Philadelphia 3. Ixiuisviile 1;
Communion at IO;SO a. m.
The Hamiltoa Clothing Uo. will elooe
oompleied
with the exoepOoh
of tbe of the occaaloe. All tbooe who bars
»o telllny bow ioay It will last, and at PIttsburp-Boston I, HtUbury 1; at
bunday eehool at »•—
OBBW3
11:M —
a. —.
m.
•
Uelr alcrr the Fourth of July all day
not Wheels will be taken to the eoL
Chlcaeo—Brc»*klyn S. Chlcayo *.
p-.pl.-. —lit pI CbrittU.:l»>"U.r
I.i.. ......a.,—
P"“J «■> —
Travmwe City Lodge. No. S«. F. A A.
^ I—-r
t„.l_
w—.«• tags la a *biis whieh wGI be at HamUWestern Lesyue: At IndianapoIIsientiy arranged etracture
aad great
endeevor ate:l$F
•Ed were forclbty ordered to dispei
MUtvaukee I. Indlenapolle 7; at Co- M. will’ hold a regular eomiauuici
The intetnliy of feeliny dispuyed lumliut—Detroit 1. r<ilumhus C: at Kan- OB Monday avenlag at 7i2u.
At 7:10 p. m. the paster will speak on pain* have beea taken to make tha ton Qothlng Co'e- stara.
arraagemeot such as to gratify the
•yalast Edward Casey.
Mpaia and the Carvllae Islaads.
K. ef F 1
. Wm O. Oamenm arrived
^aryed with bavlay struck tbe blow t^nshs—Mlnnest<«>!l* f. Omaha
Yon are invited to all these eerriees; faeeiee of all the membera. The work
cwusiny the death of Morris, has
BralamA, Mian., yeeterday for a few
Traverse City Lodge. Its. 73. K. of P-.
Twa Fltrws KIIM.
give eome oae a hearty haadshake at has beea under the prrvonal euperMdenbly cooled. There U no certainly
week*'
visit
with
hi*
relative*
and
wlU attend memorial ewiese thM
Phlbdelphle. June S.—Two Itremen
•a to who did strike tbe
tbealoaa.
memlag at Oraea Epbeopal chnreh.
has axsreised great taste in the
. _
la doubtful whether were killed si.d a number Injured late Meade la this city. Dr. Chmeroa U
gVAgOBJCSl.:
the respoBkJbllity wfll ever be defl-ltL-ly last night al a fire at Thomas Potter. oac of tba surgeons on tbe staff at thr
terial eeleetad for the intciier fiaish- All mamhara are niged to meet at their
•rr.a.aeletaty. Fewer.
fixed. Mobs followed tbe police offlier* p..n» * Co.'s oil rl'>th works In the ex- Northera Paeilc Ballroad hospital.
ing. which b rich andartbtlcaily pian- CbsUe kaU at lO a. m. sharp.
who bad Casey la chsrye Tburwday Imre northerytern seetkm Of the city.
Sunday sarviosa as foUowa:
nad.
being
paneled
with
eeveral
vaThera will be a ragular meeting ef
Blyhi and there Is Utile doubt that BMb Tbe flremen wen- «io a ladder when tte
Preaching at IO;SO a. m.
rietiea ef wood. The benee vrUl eoM be j
violerce la tbe severest form would wall fell, ihn-wlng 4*iraB Into the burn- DneheM Chmp. No. IMS. Modern WoodSunday eehool at Udfl a. m.
have been tnfllcicd. but for tbs brurc 4ag bunding.
ready fur oeenpaney and the
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of America. Monday night
Cbildran's day axarewaa ia the evMStand of offlcerm. Caaey Is not aadtr
of the elnh wtU he proud ^ tliMr aew
Montague Ball. All membera are <
ABBBXTIATED
TUSOIAIO.
•rrest. but he was. tocorted oat
lag. hegtmniag at 7:»0 p. m.
prtoea fer Mx yean by jndge Oorbett.
■eatiy requeetad to he nreeant as there
AU
are
oordlaUy
Invited.
Boy Aadba of Esu Claire. Wla. aavd
has hasa huflt
: impertaat bnsinma to be tranea
rtagraArruT
17. drowned In the Esu Claire river
I WM serionsly attieted with soough
ai
> wQl maka reguMi«- B. P. Wilhelm aad MIm
TBUO misSHOZRZB. while bathing.
fer eevaral yrara. aad 1a*t fall bad a
•rr. J. C. Oenasa. Peeler.
raee Wilhelm raturnad
yt
While bstbing tn the Crawfish rivet
more severe eongb than ever befora
AWiaipt* to Hold t-p • Trala. but le wiilism WllUsma of Cedumbos. wis..
10:30. Peblic worabip.
dav from a trip etsL
They attcndMl
I have used many irmedlea wltboat ra>
riishteoed Awoy.
W.
W.
Smith
and
Ut
brother
SermoB by the naator. "The Graea of
edriag much relief, and bring reeomthe gradnating egercisea in the Unl, ev Loula. June f5.-A special to Tbe was drowned.
will begU work am thatr va- mended ta try a bottle ef Chamberlnln'a
The Bepubllcsns of the TweaUeth UfUpubUtan tr <m Whitehall. I'.ls.. aaya: tlaolB district Bomlnsted Theodore O. vetaity of PeBoeylvanta. w era Jeromt BcUahOlty.'' Matt. $«:40.
briek balUing adjotnlng Pariwr Cough Bemedy.byifiimd. whn know­
llHi. Bihle eehool.
fraln No. «. the n<.rih-l» und express lUsley for con
WUbelm hat besn. also visited Atianing me U> be s poor widow, gave it to
Broa^sboeatora
next
weak.
Tba
«:!&.
Yonag
People's
meeting.
OB the Chlcayo. BurlInKtun and Qu.ncy
me, I tried it. aad with the meat grail-,*
J YY. Porter, of Port Horoa. Mich'., tie City, WaahlagtoB and other eltie*
structarebas bean leased by Mim fylng results Ths firat U.U1# ralieved
nllroad. which left tii. ixKii* at ;;M was elected president of tbe Michigan They were seoompanied by Jerome.
7:30. Ooapel eerviea.
fut eVeblny.wi-s delayed one mile
Sermoa by the pester. "Harbor and Tnekaherry for a mlUinary store, like me very mneh and the seroad heUla
inkers’ aesodsllon.
liag
from
Chicago
by
ha',
as
far
a<
Of Whitehall at 10:40 la»^ nixht by^hj
will have fiUtad np a hand*ome enita has abroluiely cured ma I have not
Plan* for a geaerat "oU-fashlmied.’' Maalt’e*. where they disembarked on UiyDoek. Joel3:iA
•ttemptod boid-up anl In»lceer Fn-O rVorth ^f Jair celebration si Chleagq
afparlon eepeeiaUy adapted to the had as good health for twerty year*.
A heaiV welcome to alL
Baepeettully. Mr*. Mary A. BaorA.
^mpoey WM shui and killed. A* tbe have been sbsoduoed.
nat ef rough weather. Jerome
milUneiy
Clarem^Ark. Sold by 8. B. Watt.
vraa held ta Maalatae to play hall with
Isaac R. MUlA "* Macon. tUa..
dnif*l3t __________________
selected as the candidate for congress the Buatiera.
fr<im (be Seventeenth dlstricL
Her. Cbes T. fliosi. Becter.
•ae my new jew^ riora wbaa
William Woedrtif was held ap by
the —— .
VOB eome to the poetoSee sad take adHoly
Oommunioa.
3:40
a.
m.
footrart*
et
Kl*ter>llle.
W.
Va..
and
They Prialed -«!**•«'” N»ww
bullet tskinc eSeci In the enxlnwr's
d^lay of fiM jewelry.
Tbe Knights of Pythias wUl attaad will aell round trip •-he's at 34.75 no
BprlngfliW. nis_ Jane Sk-Jorf Ed­
Mde. Tbe robber then spranf from the tteateo iu> eererOr that be died.
I
X7th
to
July
Snd
taelnalva.
Be
Rev. Henry Rupp, the oldeet clergy- wards and Samuel K. Msulden. editor* eerrloe at lo:3o a. m.
engine snd fled. It Is thought he hsd s
limit Jnlysrd.
tan tn IIIIInr<u. If not In the Ignited and publishers of the Lincoln Dsi:>coafederate. but that both took elsrm
Banday aehoal and Bible elsM nt 13H.
w.
coxvoieBAM.
Agent.
Good
Thing
for Haceabem.
at the shot sad raa. Engineer Dempsey States, died SI hi* home la MsrtlasviUe CourVr. rhsreed wUb sending ubsren*
Yeeper eerviee at 6 p. b.
mstltr through the msita by publbhlng
was carried Into the baggage car ua- from uereral debility.
AU ara oordially Invited to thrae ser­
Bedaoea AateeaaO & *X
John H. Perkins, for thirty years a verbstim'S psrt of the evidence In tbe
conuciout. snd <Ued wlthla twenty min•oa^ af July—Ow tan tor round
osa.
Utm. He llvf-d SI Beardstown. Bis.. prcnalnent dry guids merchant of Leb­ Helmlrk trurcTer trial, were foundgullty
Mf Mil Jotf
OMd to NM.a ___s Co. Ltd of
and hsd been on t>-' Burllngtoa rosd anon. Ind.. I* dead. VVrklns served as Bs cbsriMd. by the Jury in tbe feder*:
pgume' caracK.
’ - 5th.
tea rears, moodhevi.-ie w-n-Immedl- auditors of r<M.ne county four year*.
court here.
B. J. Whale^ Ita
of that kind Hen.
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Burglar* eftc led an entrance Into t
ffsla, N. Y.. one fare for .round praaMent. Boa.
atdy pul on the trs I of
murderer.
D. D. Altkea
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Comer Oak aad Fifth airaeta.
triF Kell July lith to 15th. Good to re­ P. Markey are members of its
poetoffice buHdtng at Montgcimcry, Ind.,
r ' *
i B<
TvTViar BtUI St nsrsbss.
•tale r*tr WIU B* BrtA
carrylBS off 1150 helongtns to Fanning
turn SepL tat.
Bible eehool at 3:45 a. m.
Direetera and are using Uel!ir iai
Bsrsboo. wis.. June sl-a tertiBc A Co., snd WO tn truMrrmrnt funds
Bpringfield. III*-. June IL—It Is anw.
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Morning eervloa. 11 a. m.
bsU etom psssvd over tbe western part
Tbe stone cutter*’ etiike at Chicago Dounevd I)}' the state board of agrirtilboard ara firat-dam eltiieas aad
af thb eouniy yrsterday. Hall the alxe declared May I end ln\x>lving MO men is tore that the mobillrsUon of tbe two
Junior meeting at 1:00 p m. Amu
Wsinuta f>'ll. destrt.>'lnK crop*. Tbe off. A satlafsctorT siricement between regiment* of state troop* on tbe fair
'^Miaasti. owcent per mile. Sell
treat at Traverae CI»y log
hoBSc sad barn of John Fusout were the men and their employers has been grounds next week will not Interferaln
September 30. good to rataru October
«1deaoee.
tLma.
C E. meeting at 6:15.
ytna* by llghtrlag end denx^llabed. arTwaged.
the lesst w1d> the Illinois etate fair.
fair,
Bvening eerviee at 7:30 p. m.
g«veral boueet were also atrack at
*"Detroil. ooe fare for round trip. Sell
g AtxTX. AgeaU
Colonel Parker, fwiaclpal or tbe Nor- which win be held 6et>t- $* ot^Ls.
Keediburg and damsged. KevrnU heavy iral Pchool at Chicago, baa left Cor Hoa- •dvertlsed.
All ara weleome.
J nae 37U> and--»ib r turn July 4th. -•
xrssbouta were also re|~rtcd.
Indiaaa^Uh, eae taza te rovad trip.
cAulu to tab* part 4n as educational ianaST KXIBODIST.
Sell Auguet Bib. ratara Angaat 15ih.
frtltuie al the request of the Hawaiian
Toorth.
Ptrasue VateUy taj»ad.
K*«.J.A.Bv*e«7, psteer.
Laeingtoa, oae fare for roord trip.
government.
Cbirasc.
June
36—The
four-story
Bell
July 36th to Aagust Sth, ratara
Engineer J. W. Fnller. of St. Joeej*.
Sunday-Fraa^ng at ifM a. m. and
: building occupied by tb* Jacquee
Angus'. IStb.
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Mo., w*s kiUed. and FlretnM Oeori^
7:30 p. ak
'
lag my bmiher'* Is
Sarauca, oae fare for round trip
Christman
fstally
hurt
in
the
dersU-'
Usnuta.
turing
company
trip" from Traverw Cliy- Om
_________jcbtie rheamslls*
Canae meeUag at 3:33 a. m.
Bell Angaat 1st, good to ratora August forahetwaeaaU etatioas bat ant 3a .
meet of a Burlington train In the sta- i terdsy. Loss. 376.«0U. Plpemaa Floraace
Wr»sU» Palp Balm was the oaly
tion at Bt Joseph.
McAullfte »** fatsl y Injured by an exSunday a^oal at eleae qt mor
, wity that gave him any rrUef " /
Cuaulegham. Ageak
*'tY»o*U>. OflUrio. ama far* tiw rwiri ixoced
.-hsrlc* Washington, colored, who re- ' ploelon. Eaght other fir
AWTlea.
OAbee* bsvs testified to The rraiipt re
trip. SeU August 34th, Sith. aad tTtb.
cently
sseeulied
Mra.
Ward,
was
I
t*"*
»«
•ertously.
r.
A.
KltaheU. O. P- Agk
Jaalor Leagw at 3:30 p. «. and Sp- gu d to retara Svpt. 6ih.• Wef from psiB whieh *b‘« llalment if------------------turds. For sale by B. E Walt. Drug lynched St Mine.Lick. Tenn. He conworth Leagw at 6:lt p. m.
VMtilliea. U . OM tan for round
•ealed
Fropooata.
re*sed bl* guilt- Tbe lynchtng was
uwteturi Kitted by
MeralngMhh«ti "WhyChriatOhmK" trip. SaU August lai, good ta ratara
ha* MUMiMhLnJi'
J«»»».-Ada8teen. Bvaaiag auhieet: "The Tha Oommaad^x[?t!l^‘raW*ta other priata PhoM
MevafaloB to Old HtsalM and basket
^la. today, cm the Qoooa of the
cat 7:30.
Tbwtdmy prayer ■
ballot to be put on the ballot aheet be ,
anermam and
must vow the ticket of that party.
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MICHIGAN SOLDIERS.
Conduct ThomtolvM Woll
«t Camp Algar.
60 AUGST8 rOR DROKKCHieSS.

paper mnn. Is in Washli
Usbing «uiu a profitable husIncM tn
syndicate writing. He It i
and always reliable fellow.
A Sw|»rti Army.
Being hnman. the vaieran of the Hvll
ar IS critical in everything relating
> a new volunteer army of which be
la not a part Yet as be salutes the
passing reglmrnlF or views the drills
Of the stuidy young men in tbelr south<umt>e the critical apliit vanlabea
and his bosom swells with pride as he
loccedes the pb)-i cal superiority of the
new army over the men of the «0s The

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tborlced BO
•nor PlBKTtc.'’ said ftenstor Burro«-s.
makes no different to some report«ra whether s pubitc man tsikt or not.
Tlwr will quote him if be tstks. and
tber«wiU quote him U he refuses to
talk. I read the alleped Flofree lalerwlew tB which it vss said that the;
people B'<d other Uilcei more than they
r 'd Birrnw,.' but 1 cave no Inter«
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I don’t beUeve that
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J :.ave ettf been said
I .. I.... sod I shall not pve anv laurvlew atoutlBC anybody. As men craw
Aider they irrow less quarretsonc. They
do net CO hunilnc for trouble."
When the save (natter was referred
to In Senator ItcUlilan's eommlttee
room, be aald: 'The best new^apcr
atOTiea arc tboae which are aloiply
nuuslna. and this aiory is onr of that
character. Some of the newtpaper
writers of this ceneration win mskt
names for themselves as creat norrtlata They are certainly Uleoted otorr
wrttera. and they soon tire of facta.
' Vtction la more attranive."
“I bad no time for preparsUnn." aald
Concressman William Aider Smith,
concemlnc his Hawaiian atmexstion
apeech. ’T was required, as a mrmber
«f the committee on forelm aSalra. to
make a speech In favor of the annexa­
tion resolutions, and of coutse I did my
heat. I prepared my arenment as care­
fully as the limited time permitted me
to prepare, but 1 had no chance to writs
out a aet speech and clve It literary
Snlsb. Therefore. I spoke extemporaneoBsly.''
Nevertheleaa. the speech of the Orand
Bapids man was well received. It was
delivered with dramatic effect, and was
received with cmeiwns appUusc. All
the Miebican concreasmen were In tbelr
aeata as interested auditors, and there
were fuUy «» Ulehican men and wom­
en from the various executive depart(-*-nts sittinc In the cnllcry and ap* yicMran orator as he
• .......... »und in Whslf of annexation
OBd apuke as an advocate of the war
plana of the administration.
kfr. E. K. Dlncley of the Kalamaxoo
Teiccraph has struck a soft snap. Hs
la clerk of the commltufsh wan and
menna draws a aaUry <ff tl.OOO per an­
num. and does not have much to do.
. His father, the enilnent
ftntn Haloe. belnc chairman of the comadttee. appointed the son to the clcslc•hip. The Michigan man baa plenty of
time to edit bis newapaper from this
point, while be lives In the most benutiful city In America and suski,away
c coodly auid of money for a rainy day.
The Thlrty-lblrt and Thirty-fourth
Hicbican volunteers have been ordared
to Florida. They will aooo be on ihe
way to Join the second army of Inva■Ion. and they will cive coud arcounu
of themselves. On last Sunday a num­
ber of the private soldiers were clven
leave of absence, and they roamed all
over the dty. many of them colRC *<>
the churches, and some of then to the
Bunday schools.
Boll and Baisdy Osaeb.
There Is a awimraing beach on our
bank of the Potomac river, and there
a great many of the bojs go in bathing.
The beach Is soft and sandy, and per­
fectly clean, but about llftf fret from
•horc there is a "step-off" which Is very
dangerotu. Private EISls of the Thlrtythlid sank out of sight at this locaUiy.
but fortunately several of bis compan­
ions taw him sinking, knew the danger,
and reached him In time to aave Mm.
At the office of the chief of police I
learned tnis afternoon that "not a
Michigan soldier had been arreated
since the esiabliehm.ent of the camp.
We have arrested a number of plain
drunks from ntber reglmenu, but not
one man froi kllchlinn. They sire the
best >•ehaved Of all the soldiers ’’ TMs
si-etks avll for the boys. They are
eeruinly amenable to discipline, and
are proud of thHr standing. They will
•ever disgmee the stale in any manner.
CIsIws the Boom.
Congresstnan ^ra W. Smith atU
dtalms (he record as a penflvn-getter.
«nd be U as hard at work as ever In
that line' He says; ’The prnslon list
|tro«li.K out of the rn *»nt war will tin
be very larxe. We wi:i at n.> time hns e
half a million suldlT* In the field. Dealdes. we will not l.igln to feel the
burden of ptnainns f-r this war. cer­
tainly not fur tiOrty years fr<m now. at
the boys grow old ThWl U.v> will be
cared for, Ubcrally."
Coogressman Stavlden of Houghtee
did not accomplish much for riven and
harbors You wfll remember that or­
ders for economy were Issued sway
last December, and S|>esker Reed anBownced that there should be no Hver
•ltd harbor dll. Congressman ghpldan
aad begging rhat there should be a good
river acd harbor bill; but he accompHshed nothing. He seemed to be one
man against many men of mIghL Rts
g»rcdec» tsor. Bam fiiephrator gui liber­
al river and harbor appropriatloi.s year
aftgr year. Stephenaan worked conSotaUy w ith Senator Sawyer of Wlseondn. and what they did to the treasury
was a pirnty.
Ta PermHOddlen ta Tola
AU Of the llchlgas coogreaamen sad
holb of the Michigan aenalori voted for
the bill making prortsian* for permit, Ung the soldiers to vote In the field.
1 Congressman 6nover aayi; "PatrlolImn abould 'Isfranchlsr no man. The
man who fights-for bis icuviitry certain­
ly has a right to participate tn lit govenunent. If there Is any dlfPerence
whatever I should say that the eoldler
has a better right to vote than the maa
who BUtys a home.’’
Ben Kennedy desires to deny the
’pulfilshed statement that he hm re­
ceived a commisalon In (he army. Ben
Is studying aw and rglring a fn^ly
■ rww. The baby aeea to It that Bert
don’t go to cep over hit law books at
gIghU Some babies are good for someIblfMX.. D. Sait, focmeriy • DatroU mw»-

higher. Under Lincoln’s first call tome
atieir.pt was made to Impose conditions
of enilstmenu but It amounted to Utthan the temporary rejection
of occasional ai pllcants who were con■Piicuuualy lacking In height. Later,
Ibis Isch was no bar to enlist.
euil. in spite of the laxity of tha
Inlng sutgnons. the men of thnt
war. north and south, dlsplsyed powers
of endurance that turt>rlsed the world.
The physical excellence of the pres­
ent volunteer army Is s revelstlon and
a reps—ch to those tuneful pei
whose mlasScn seems to be to promote
the blues, and who have deplored an
tmarlnary moral and bodily deteiioraihe American people. The ex­
aminations of recruits hsve shows an
unexpected high percentage of young
men with physicnl qua'ltiss jnuedt abort
what has been regarded as the aver.
age Folly half of ihe volunteers sre
fslrly well drit'ed meml>ers of the natlonal guard They h^e known something of camp life, and what la of
discipline.

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Santiago de Cuba, June tt.—fC^riight.
im. by AaaocUted Press.)—Yesterday
BBuming four troops of the First cav­
alry’, four troops of the Tenth envniry.
and eight troo|>s of Itoos^lt’s Rougl
Riders-lesa than a thousand men In nil
and attacked f.soo ppanish si>Mk-ta In the thickets within fiv«
miles of Santiago de Cuba. The Amerleans beat the enemy Lark Into the dty.
but they left the following dead upon
the field: Rough Riders—Capuln Allyn
K. Caprun. of Troop L: Bergranl Bamtlten PUh. Jr: Privates ‘nimsn and
Dawson. Troop L: Private Daugherty.
Tnrop A: Private W. T. Erwin. Troop
F. First cavalry—Privates DJx. York.
Bejork. Kolbe. Berlin and Lecmock.
Tenth cavalry—Corporal While.
At
least fifty Ameriraiu were wounded. In­
cluding six officers. Several of the
wounded will die.
1>M» Keova le Have tjt* Twelva
7’welre dead Spaniards were found la
the bush after the fight, but tbelr lom
was doubtless far In rxce« of that.
Oen. Young commanded the expedition
and was with the regulars. wMle Colonsl Wood directed the operaUons of
the Roagfa Riders several miles weak
Both parties struck the Spanlsrdssbout
the same Ume and the fight lasted an
hour. ,The Spaniards opened fire from
the thick brush, and had every advan­
tage of numbers and imaitlon. but the
troops drove them backffrom the auri.
stormed the Mockbouae around which
they made the final aund and sent
them scattering over the mountains.
The cavalrymen were afterward rein­
forced by the Beventh. Twelfth and
of the Niatb
cavalry, the Second Massachoaetu and
the Seventy-firat Nesi’ Yortt.
Preparing far a Plaal AsaaaH.
The Americans now bold a position at
the threshold of Santiago de . Cuba,
with more troops going forward con­
stantly. and they are preparing for n
final assault upon the city.
ua of the Waaaded.
The follnwlag officers were wounded:
Bough RJdera-MsJor Brodle. shot
through the right forearm; Captain
McClIntock. Troop R. shot through the
right leg: U-uienant J. R Tb»maa
Trivop L. shot through right leg. condi­
tion serious
cordUlon serious; Major Dell and Lieu­
tenant Bryan, all of First cavalry.
The following are among the soldiers
wounded; Rough Riders—Troop B—
Privates F> M. Hill. Shelley. F. lahler.
Newcomb. Fred N. Beale and

' aiil*ll It dom^o^rosTJo*^ *mi^U
Camp Alger. Va.. June K.—Another
•etaHuDcnt left Camp Alger last even­
ing for the seat of war. The Ninth
-- don Va0dii«. At north and of OniM
ItaasaebusetU and two batlaJtons of
the Thirty-fourth kUebigsn bruk.- camp ?i-4t^: black. »c«h.« per *4-qt ■.
at < p. m. and proceeded to Alexandria case.
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by ralL Three boats were taken to
Chic-aro June K
---------Newport Newa where the troo)« will
Hogs-Estlmmted receipts fn
be transferred lothetransport Hioard.
The Sixth IlUncls and Eighth Ohio regl­ S3.000; sales ranged St ««
menu ate under orders to be ready for
moving ai any time.

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tatlons ranged st
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risers.
itekers. t4 00«4
nrst-clapa Elga. Everything saw
feeders. ftWfii.IS cows, C.MWt.TO
and neat. Batea at reasonable at any
era. K.TOfis.n bull*, oxen and
and fstags,
.
barn
the
the
dty.
dty. Give ns a
tLfiOCH.ie Texas steers and---------------M.TS«<.Ttflrat-elaoa
flrat-elaos
hi Binin
veal calves Fht-er and l.am»»-E>tl- call and get
- t fur
for the dty.
day, S.OOO:
S.OOO; quequo* .
ited receipts
tst'en* rarred st
wcrterni,
First Lleutcnani Charles G. Ames will tijSC6.S6 nstlver. andjJj^Sa.tt lamba
be court-martialed.
He applied for
leave of ahcence to go to Columbus. G.,
Milwaukee. June *4.
Wheat—Steady — . 1- Bortbem. t«Hc:
—
to be married. This was refused, but be
lern. t7c; July, 13c. Oats— I
obUloed permission to g.' to Washing­
ton. From there be wrnt to Columbus .............. NWesntc. Rye-Plm: Na
and was absent Mveral days. The L do. Barley-Btsady; samide. U«Mb.
(dw'gea against him are absence srltfataWrearsbaes; werkdsst white yea welt;
out lesre. dlsobedleme of orden, and
mteM
dsesfiim siasa
cdbduct unbecoming an officer.
IbSTepstsskebsekoo the sirMfsr ths SlgT
OMB TICTIM Mt'ElEO AT CEA.
of lettera Intend d f< r soldiers at Csmp
Alger. A numlvr of letters were dis­
covered In the rear of a gritecry store
near csmp. They had all been open>-d
and none had reached the p-raons addressed. Brigadier General Cwbln ar­
rived yesteidsy and Is ill be put In com­
mand of the Third lirigade. to consist
of the Eighth. TwelkUi snd Thirteenth

aiidM ’Iiani,

maimtiUMiei,
WANTED.

ThsOslyO
E J. Mesaaa.
Plays del Este. Guantanamo Bay.
June Z6.-[Copyright. ISM. by the Associated Press.]—The rxmalns of F. O.
Blakely, the apprentice of the batUeshlp Texas who was slni^ and killed
by a e-lncb sbeU while the Texas was
aheUing the batteries of SaniUgo de
Cuba -on Wedneeday last, have bees
buried at sea off Santiago de Cuba.
Pour of the etcht others who wera
wounded at the time Blakely was killed
have been bronght here and placed on
the hospttM ship Solace, the other
wounded me&wlU remain on the Texas.
The baiUsshlAwas not acrioaaiy dam­
aged by thes^
The Teaag.'C'ogbt the battle alone,
^■AjiIMPRs conclusion the officers and
men of Ure battleship were cumpMmented by Rear Admiral Sampson for
the excePent work they had perfumed.
The names of the men wounded on the
Texas Include the following; J, Blmunma. J. F. Nelson. H. A. 1^. B. Russell.
R. c Engel, G. D. UttUltt and J. £.
Lively.
San Francisco. . June IS.—At I;M
o’clock on (be aftmoon of the loth. In
Ulitude iS.U DorUt, kmgtlude 144.tt
west, the steamer Peru from the Orient
via'Honolulu righted the Irmnspurt
steamers China. 8->nalor. Colon and
Zealandla. Signals were exchanged with
al the veseU. ’All well.nn bnaid" w as
the message the flags fiultered to the
liner. Three transpurtt are conveying
troops to Manila.

,
Privetes Frank D.
^
r.. j. Atherton. Clifford Reed
j sergeant O. W. Arringo. Troop G
Themss F. Cavanaugh,
j coriHirsl U 1- Stewnrt Privates Gorge of vessels available for transport and
; nowlsnd. H. J. Haefner. Miiheei Coyle, freight service was announced yester­
,
^
^ Russell. Troop L- day. This was the purchase of eight
| privates J. R Kewn. John P. Dernsp. large ahl(« of over I.CW tons burden
Thomas F. Meagher. Edswrd Calborat each for use on the Atlantic coastand .*(atbsnlel Fob.
Tenth cavalry—Troop B—Privates
Bprlngfield. lUa.. June &—The su­
reepc: t ar.d care fRussell. Galnea Miller. Criwa. Braxton preme court reversed the circuit court
tem|>ersme. in everj- direction.
and Wheeler. Troop I-Priuaies Bidd of Coles eo«nty and the appellate court
Advance in U».pllal Bervlew.
and Mayherry. Eds-ard Marshall, cor- in the case of U-bmsn against iflark.
There Is still another reason for tha rrapondent al the New York Journal receiver of the Masonic Bcnevolen) as­
hopefulness about the health In a for­ and Advertlaer, was seriously wounded sociation. In the lower courtj.-Ote re­
eign climate of the young reea who
■man of the bark. It is probable ceiver recovered an aseesuriint from
constitute the armies of Invasion. This
least ten In the list of wounded Lehman to pay a death lufs In the ns(hr great advance In Ihe hosplul will die.
atfclaUon. It being behniiat Itehmao’a
service snd in surgical art. The .field
memlwrahlp ccrtlficnte was a contract
hnapiia} ir • modern insUtutlon. For­
New York. June
Hamilton Fish, between htmsrif and the other beneilmerly tbs solffier received sn extra pay
r.. one of the killed In the fight at Baa- claries tliSt cnald not be annulled ex­
allowance vMeb hr was auppoaed to tlago. was one of the ydung New York- cept by the consent of both |>arUea l%e
use r>w the hire of doctor or nurse, mtt
of good poslUoD and family who supreme court reverses the derision and
whlrh he commonly spent for Ariak.
It to Ihe front with Rnoscvelt’a remands Ihe ease f>r tefia'.
while a ramrade awikwardly dressed bis Rough Riders. He was of dlsllngvlshed
C1> la the Ileaata.
wounds In the civil war the Arid hos­
try. his family Iwing one of the
Washington. June
The coarerenec
pital was very primitive, snd many oldost in this state. His father. Nichol­
deatf* may be traced to the lacfflrtency as Floh. Is the son of (he late Hamilton report on the bankruptcy bill was dis­
of the first dressing The past twenty- Viih. who wws the aecretar}- of state In posed of by the senate ytsterday with­
five years have recorded a revidutlon Groat's cabinet. HamUthn FUb wa« out deliale. The rvivrt was agreed to
In tlit- surgical irsaHnent of wounds.
tall, of heroulean t>uUd and by a vote of 43 to IL The Hawaiian an­
H rapid-fiae auna new exploalves and roi^ as Nei. T *f (he Oolumbla collegf nexation resolutl^ were under diseuwalun througiiout &e aeaalon. exrepidurSeller Bterksmanshtp Increase the proIng a brief time when routine burinesa
poition cf the woundril and the seriwas disposed of. The speakers wet*
novnest of wounds, the better phya^aJ
OmCTAI. MEW* IB TEMT BLOW,
McEnrry. who concluded bis addresa.
icr.dKion of the soldiers and the |iropnve.l surgery Insure recovery Ifi^ vtaimg S—l to the Pvtwldewt Late as ■ and Turley of Tennessee, who presented
n constUotJonal argument agnlnst the
mush higher percentage .if cwsesy AJ^
a.wwTi>dsy.
resetuUona
*
rca-ly officers and su>xeons have re­
WashlBgten. Jqne
I?p to X o'dock
ceived Insirurtlona from expert^ as to
the prscButlons to be observed in a tbit morning neltbtr the prerident nor
26.—At a
trcplrsi (rimate by strantera. The sol­ Secretary Alger had receivsd official
of RepubUcan leader* at the
concerning the land angngemenl Leland hotel Thursday rright Repre­
diers themselvee sre armed wllhjirintSantiago which eenurred yester­ sentative CunnoUy formally announced
ed cof%-s of the simple rules of health.
day morning. At the effira of Adjutant that be would not nocept a renumlnaMss nf Cxpertrace.
Considering everything, we mny be Goneipl Corbin oDcta] ceafirmailoB of tlen and Isaac C MUIa. of Decatur,
tbs dispatches was expected at any agreed to make the race against Ben W.
moment. The Aasoelnted Press con­ Caldwell, the DemocraMc nominee. ICUs
reason to be nbout the fate of the men veyed to both the president and Seers- w«l have no opporillon at the Repnbof the atrt. who Invaded a territory lary Alger Mie only Icfurmalloe con- Uc* ceorenaoB next Wedneaday.
the gllmste of which was a menace ta oeralng the tattle which they had neI.^ebh VteUm Is Daad.
the northern man
crived then. When the first liulteaia. TeotaK WU.. Juna &—William Wet. Thee agsli
relative to the engagement was sliown
_ . S) of experlecte I actual war- to Secretary Alger at 1 p. m. he ex- ML who was shot by hla aoa-ln-law. A.
fare. Mfjnr General
files fought presand the dee|«st concern opd re­ r. Lyntk. last Monday, died yesterday
throughout the civil war and was afl- quested that he be given further par­ 'nrornlag. J*nLllc opinion seems to be
erwans engaged In a i jmber of In- ticulars as soon as they were reweivcd that LyiKh was Inaana The affair grew
out of family tiuutilea. lo-nch having
dlaa war* General 8haf
Shortly before 3 o'clock the atury of the
the first army of invasion. Jcoows ceigag>-mem was iwafi tu Becreury Al­ been divorced from bis wife. Lynch bad
how to fight Indians also, and his ex- ger through a trievhone by., a reprs- been drinking bard. He was taken to
flparU and placed In Jail, awaiting the
perienpe will he valuabl* as he finds senuyve ef the A<s>o< iatod Press.
MMlt of Wetxel’a injuries.
himself confronted with tbs Bpanlsh
As Uie naa,ea of ibeUUed aad wound­
savages, who lurk In tbs bushes and ed wsw rrad the secretary nmnteB the
foliage end assassinate soldiers In camp numl>ers aloud, apparently mAing n -te
Grand luplds. Mich., June
or on guard, Moreover, we hive the of them as they reached him. While "aound mo. ey" Demo-raU do not take
tcn-icekof Oenera; Lee. General Wheel­ the seorejory axpressed the deepest *♦- kindly to the tlckri nominated by the
er end other trained aotdiers who gret fur the lots of the officers aad men state cenvestlOD Wednesday. Chairman
fought against tht Union ts the Wa. be was gsestly graufied to lean that W. R. Shelby wUl Call a meeting cf bis
These aoMter geWbrals will know how the American forces had achlex ed w*mt aBCcntlva eorrmittee torn with the view
to care for tbelr men. We have a appears to be so derisive a vlct.iry and
grand vmrwUl give a Ev<^fic- bad galaad a excaUent a potlUoa teg

coani Sf lUsU.

Sayl

TEX XAXXXTS.

stock. iOH'W j<i

the army of the civil war. Then the
comiiaratlvely few n:litiiamen were not
eeilrU’d as ccinj'anu-s. as a role, but
were Judiciously ecatten-d am'>ng raw
recruits to serve as drtu masters. Now
tbs nstlonal guard Is enrolled by regi­
ments, and with them M per cent, to M
per cent, new men who quickly tmeame
proficient In drill and submissive to dis­
cipline because of tbelr asaoclatloa
with trained men. Almost the hardest
lesson the American volunteer has to
tram It that there is an aristocracy of
shoulder straps out of all harmony with
hu democratic experience. There must
be obedience, prompt and slleni. to the
erdera reasonable or not. of peiaons
who were not bis superiory la the old
life. That the ^rnerkaa volontsn
should submit so easily to the hard eonditloas of arm}- service Is s high proof
of hit intelUgeni patriotism. Another
advantage Is lAt the men of the na­
tional guard can shoot. It Is tppalUng
to think that a large proportion of the
soldiers of the «0’s bad never fired a
gun until they were In battle. For a
time there was alow and awkward
loadlitg and an enormous waste of pow­
der and hsUa It would be hard lo-axaggemte the value of the mlliilgmen
traleing. which Includes an occasional
sham fight, with the bea-lldertng din
of battle, the hell of noise that distrseu
and terrorises the stoutest heart when
heard for the first time.
_
Im Thaa Avereae McKaesa
We may fairly look for less than the
average sickness of armies In the case
of our volunterrs and a lower death
rate from climatic and camp diaeasea.
and never a lack' of the muscular
strength and endurance the utmost
courage can uae.
^
The superb appearance of these new
troops If slgclficant. An army of near­
ly 300.000 young athletes suggests a
people as far advanced ptayskalty over
those of a generation ago as this army
U over the civil war. HabiU of peraonkl hygiene that were exceptional
then are general now. *nte prominence
of ethletirs in college life Is merely a
refiectlon of the widespread imeresi of
necessity of a.^und ^y to a tolerable
eilster.ee is universally recognised, and
the popularity of wheeling, golf tennis and other outdoor amusementa, la
therosullofanlDtemgertatudyofper.
sonal hygiene. Before the advent of
ert^uet. some thirty >^rs sgo. life was
earned on Indo rs as far u practicable
Kot only are the raeth.^s of pbyslcM

ths heavy engagement which la oonfldently axpacted to take place In a day
or two. Bo great was the Interest
Secretary Alger manU.atedln tbebattle
that be requested, not wlUuUndlng the
latenem of the hour, that be be gives
In thd nr«t Bgttifi BdtwMn Shafe any further panicuUra which nright bt
rccedved.
^
t*r*« Troopfi and tha Dona
Captain Allyn K. Oapron. of tro'tp L.
Naar Santiaj^
Roosevelt’s Bough Ridni who is
among the klUed. was a sr.:i of Ca;ra'n
Allyn Caproip of the Firm artll. my.
TBTRTRCT OF OQB <nnr SHOT DEAD, and was well known Ir IVaablngton. He
was s second lleutens it of the Seventh
eavslry and was rectatly promoted to
——
be a captain In the vc’untMr service
and was given comma-id of trmk> L of
the Rough Riders. H ■ uas a young
gmai H.Blltea Fiah, Jr.,
and dashing officer and w.'s regarded
by his superiors as one of the most
Bothofaoineilt’i BMgU Bldeiw, VhM promising cavalry officers In the ser­
vice.
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THE MOENIKG BEOOBD. TB&VBBSE OITY, MIOH. SimDAT JUNE S8, 1898.-PAET TWO.

DISCIPLINE OF OUR INVADING ARMY.
■aoM Mtfaar thu a bl«aatnc. One of vate right Is Uken note of. They bear
equally upon offleers and men and
to the men a aaf^uard agalnat ah
tbe roltltaJT roullne and manual In the
courae of two or three weeka That beThe article* of war relating directly
tnK the eaae, it le eaar to eee bow tbe to discipline are as follows;
, Ufe monotonoua
Article «a Any officer or soKUsr who Is
unfruitful. He dealrw to be up and do. •----------- ' 'owerd a superior shall be
Ing, and the wildest camp mutiny
aoldler who
be quelled by simply sboutl
out the
order:
In! Double qul<
On the march disdplioe Is an easy
matter when the face Is toward Ibe «n.
amy. Tbe men have a single idea dom
Article a. Any officer or sol.
Inatlng and fall naturally Into the de­
meanor and conduct which lead
end In view. They face a fact. They Uig ptvoent at any mutiny, doco not enwant to Agbt They sink every dealre.
forget every other right for that one not give Informatlco to bla superior shall
prldlege of doing what they set out to
accomplish when they signed away pereanoot succeed without discipline,
the sooner succeas cornea the aooner sonal liberty.
..1*^_________________
will the harsbnesa of dlicipilne vanish.
The advantage of having exi
Tbe war will end and pemonal Ubertr leaders of fighting men In c
come again.
commandlna officer uf bla re^ment may.
If he Is iVoBMl redress, complain to tbe
It Is fonunste tor tbe arror that tbIa
gener^ cotamandinx. and the rase will
war came on while there are so manr the Bne line may be atruck between
old aoldlen to lead and set the e^am* little leniency at headquarlera and
“Article n. A»°(Seer°^s^e^«rt>o lies
pie—old soldiers who have been through much ’autude In the ranks. Commo­
a long war and have aeen a host of war* dore Dewey excused a man for abusing
rlore made out of a dvlUaa mob. They his shore leave and getting drunk, but
cer or sotoirr wno laus
d time to any place or
know bow to get the work out of the punished him with ten days in Irons
men. and they know, too, that with vol- for lying. The Arst was a violation of goes from the sso
unteM the main thing la net results. the ship's rules, tbe second a breach of
common
morals.
Said
hr.
"A
man
can­
These old generals remember that when
not «e a good seaman and tell lies." drunk oci duty *
That Is tbe whole thing In a nutahelL
army traini«d into Washington
end of lu campaign to Atlanu and Its A model warrior Is a model man la ar. ileeptng upon his pool shall suSer death or
march to the aea It waa no army at all mor.
In the conventional military sense. It
Article «L Any offioer or Midler who
One of the western csptalns was re­
looked like a mob. DIadpline had done monstrated with by a West Point colo.
Ita work lb Us ranks not tbe dtsdplins nel for allowin bU ■
of the martinet, but the disdi'line of liberty. •They'll not abuse It." said the
war. The American aoldirraill do everyleL ‘T knou
know my men." Ultimately
thing, rlak everything and a nk everrwith the captain to apply the
Jci
T
thlng to win. Outside of that he wants screws of dIsHpUae. The lapses of
and be will bear a UtUe laUUide aad
MlllISllB^i
cam be trusted to do tbe right thing at reach the san of the general
the right time. Camp discipline Is tr
He refers the case downward through
hardest of all to bear.
subordinate headquartera until It reach,
eroas the channel aad get at Spain has ea tbe colonel of the regiment to which

The American Lends Himsell Readily to the
Routine oi Military Lile and Speedily
Becomes a Fine Soldier.
Text ol Suet ol the Articles ol War as
Bear Directly Up the Question
ol Discipline.
#----------BY CAPTAIN GEORGE L KILMER.
owtlng waniore out of auldiers. There
. are aoldlen and eoldloa A eoldler U a
/ Btan la tbe armr- A warrior !■ a flght.
lac man. I purr>oee to tell about our
•oMlen who are warrlora.
Onl7 a few weeka aco the greater
fan of the men now bamraerlnc awar
at tbe dpna were quiet, ease lo\in«.
kamaaelT dUpoaed drlllaaa TUdar
Ibar are ta arma flehting agalnat direct
tom la tbe abape of Bpaelarda and the

Tbia funnallt)' ta IrrevereoUg kaoara
aa “algnlng away peraonal llbertg," aad
the notice Anda out ‘*atep bj step, little
by tutte.'' that auch la the plain fact la
the caae. He Is do longer a free man.
no longer hla o«-n master. If tbe aoi*
diet has tbe rlgbt stntt ta him. be erlll
. o< 1 ■

If not. there will be written agalact
ibe roll of the amr. "DIa.
sebarged." or words to that

bCtlBg babiu or appeutea and r

..iSrSiKva; iiMbTs:

”as'Ss.7S 'ss«S',ri». ^.....
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court.
Article tL As
who is coorlcted
Of any conduct____ _ Inc _.
an .officer and
a gentlamaa ahall U dismissed
■missed fram Uw
*Tr5cis O. AE tetalncri i

Si.KTSS.rSiSJ’S.f

wreh of acme tselatsd corps or 4H
aloa. lha treachery of a guide or C
which are ones II
acle reliance o
Soldier* la actual contact with th*
enemy are a marvel to a stranger M
war. and he will be rarprised that thei*
should be ao mUe abow of dladpUae om
the om band and ao much exeenUoa ea
the other band. The reaaoa for this ig
that the aoldler la nometlmea a warrior
and someUmes only a man while oadsr

youTwelves.** and while be la taking e
of himaelf the man never fhrpets thai
be is taking care of Uncle Sam's soldier.
He will Ignore danger and keep co^ uDder Are with rngn falling all arotni«
him. but he may show Impatience over
such a triAIng thing as mud or cold or
heat or Alca. This shows tbe poPUT
which discipline has over the mind.
The warrior has had It out la a tuaffio
with danger, but has failed to steel hi—
self against the little annoyances of lUb
The matter of health le left in tbr
main to the soldier hiroaetf except IS
the case of epldemlca There are oufw
geoDS and a dispensary with every regl>
mem and battery to be called In in eaar
of need, but the soldlei* has started ort
Inaletltig before the examining board
that be Is perfectly healthy, and he doer
hts beat to prove It. He hatea above all
D Ibe hospital a
nc up to tbe curgeon'a tent.
Id tbee Gmatter of policing camp, as IC
U called. < r keeping the quarters IM
bivouacs clean, there Is a regular ay*>
urn Id which a detail of officers looW
after It to sea that no breeding pUor
ter disease be left lurfciag In or ar««n>
a camping pla
place oi
of water ueed by thi
In tMnUngI of 1
count the fact that tbe American vol*
uataer o(ridter of UN Is the moM thor­
oughly up to date man o« the Aaor
of the glebe. Modem Improvements aad
________ ___________ _________ In tkir
repubUc. Tbe reraotest kamlet has bmm
invaded by tbe latrtoata mower aad
reaper, the steam mill and «tana

m
m

mm

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m

m
fences not esplta] the ranit
tbTbriiafc or poet coamaader.
Extreme penalties are seldom laBicted Iff the court when the oSender has a
prerious good war record. Tbe president
may commute or set aside any seeunce.
By the terms of article O tbe n
berk of the Red Cross society an
brought under military discipline aad
made subject to the orders of tbe Im-

7’'wgyrigm.i898^
A1»JIRAL SAMPSON
aarvaa. Bow an they beldf Bow do
they boM themaetvea to tba new aad
ardnoos trorfct
By dIaelpUne!
In estabUshing dladpllne where chaos
nigna tbe goterament presses the but.
toa; Its soldiers do the rest. It Is a aim.
pi* and apparently harmless furmality
Which lb* volanlear goes through when
be twrars Into the aartiee by afflnnlnr:
*T win bear true faith and aJIegli

THE BHDCT OF THE NEW YOTK.

tie." that tbe wiae beads who enforce
dladpllne aptdy tbe ocrewa Tbe aver­
age Amertcaa who has the spirit to
play the harde role of wairler will pull
through If properly handled at tbe out­
set. In tbe Erst camp and even after
Joining tbe main anay tbe aoldlar need
not reellse that lu U no longer a tree
man. He has cut loose from borne re­
straint and natqrally waau to sow a
crop of wUd oata. With nothing mneb
to do but drill and answer reD call
riselike dladpllne etrlkss him aa uaeless opprssalotL Tl— cures that, and
good aeaae tells Um tbat It m
useless to Uek. hut foolish, e

mauga. Mobile and Tampik In camp
there U not enough of tbe real wort of
war for which the
• keep the

mandlng. Just aatbe men iffive noth­
ing to do to keep from rusting, ao tbs
general bas too much time to cultivate
dignity. U net natural to him. be la
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of Oennaay, Uariag them m
rusUe as tbelr forcUtbera But Ammiea has no verdauu now. Tto trpai.
tlonal -■way^ack" baa pa—d out
'
at n*
••hayseed" basts tbe bunko n n at Mi
own game. Add to this tbe J

tbat 1
---------- --- gUnot tbe ■»>
eblnc gun. tbe dynamlu thrower. tM
On tba march to and bom '•-'ag-Jorgenaen ride aad tbe mneMM
a battledrid and In tbe ioearion ot
tbat tbe Newport Tdoed" reogbs •
troops la position for battle the Rad as well as tbe Texas eowbey. NetoW
Polances. wagons nad tants abould there be any wonder wbaa
readily sink self at tbe word of com-

Were it not top the high aule of dis­
cipline ta tbe army gnch a thing aa
comMnntlOD in movement would no '
el*a
po—hla. nia with a large army sue___
0 taka It le aU a question of without oomhlnatlons Is Impossible. Tbe
t will bring about troops are distributed over a Aeld ao
wide tbat communlcatioD cannot be had
on tbe Instant with separated wiaga
rnufder. assault muUay. desertion and aad detachmeata. Everything most
tbe like reach tbe mlUtary court AJ- move Uke clockwork, aad it U rarriy
though lower gradea of offenses are de. tbat oombinationa fall for Uek of MUlousty ta tbe aniciea of war. dpUne. Often they de tan with dUasilonals aad eaptnlas strive
troM consequenoea. but failure U doe
w good name of their commands by to wlK^y natural cunses not to be pro­
■eplBC tbma out of eouri. The arUelss vided agataat. such aa violences of ns: war. numharlag US. are marvels of
destroytag bridges or deeding
.jadaenesa and MmpUdty. Ertry Im. the tnterposUJes of the enessy
agSeaMe offense against public aad pri- with a Btiong force aaroaa tbs toe of

It U so all emr tbe deld with •
regiment troop aad hattery. ■
phase of human character is ssempi

development of tbe hero man. One Is i
led to believe at the drst biuM that tbs i
proper thing to do with this AmarWns
army would be to send It forth on ths
Alexandrine mUMoa of world i:iiiiniNit
aad DO one who seee It U aotiau wV
harbor a douM of its abattr to win. gaA
- mads dawn.
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DISEASE QERM8 IN BOOKS.

NEW WORDS NEEDED.

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«g TOIIeg TbMi iB th* S«w,
Twk P«Mb Ubf«>7.
KtkmcTMdMfwtf MMdn
B tkkM the weU thumbed toI. | There le cm thing ihMheinotyet
sen “trented" by the tmlwrml imbi Ohio, tb* RVoUr cmh4 Mge. tba mne d««r I
okM.bMUtfed ‘Tbegmndlodge«ftte
I trieetoaet
Mart AMkBt Md^oiunbto FnMlir thei«thoilsUaiid&DdBiiM«adgermA|^^ right-«dtha» b onr XogUah
of PM ud AMthi UMmm» <d ObW’ and moat pwplewouWooofM that
Nom botJonlgBca haeo aa
ROYAL ARCANUM.
and b recognleed by aU legnlar grand timent comw a little dear when it car- ^ had catue to «wplain of it. erery
lodgea In the I'nited Stataa. Another b rice tri>bc.id or diphtheria along with it Britiito aeanta <6m aatiafted with it—
theoneenppewted bytbeOwnran anhbn ,
Bq^ at any rate, b the opinion cd except me.
of the Booetbh Bite and b called "the
Kow. why
; gra^ lo^ of Anelem Free and Aooc^Med the antbcriticB of the New Ynrt Pnblie
Maama of the Slate of Ohio." The mem- ULrarr. For amne dine Dr. John &
b
ben of Uxae aie of the while race. The BUliuga, director of the llbraiy, haa been that b not ctiocRh. and we erftan expo-1
third grand lodge tncludee the eolored
in urdvr to dbooror a rleode difficulties on thb aooonnl.
I bo._
bom at PViyd tn
The grcatoBi tort ahoald be eur- perfect didufectant laatyear Mr. HerTrr ^utauce. when a tma to^iba |
- , Mt. Wigin the axamlnatlon of rbitaea from ton. under Dr. Billing' dirtedoo. oon- over in the strvrt the iM-wapapeta boom ,
JoUxidtheor- Ohio.—Treetle
Beard.
I derlaBomeeoandneted a aeriia of experimenta in the
The cdbry of the grand raatrod of Min- lattcr'i laboratory in Philadelphia. A
eU In 1889 and the
recta. Order of the Eaeueti Star, b «8M. ntunlRT of old patent ofBce roperta
(diknrtng
tm
WM ekMd in ­ rand wcteCaiy $300 and grand traaenrer wire inocnlated with lacteria. and In a
M. Mia. Fhsa A. Pattaa b grand ma­
rot. In 1891 he
it'a the word “overBjy. Clearly ii
abort time the books were fall of germa eluni
wae adraneed to tron.
(d meaidtM. aoarlK fercr. amallpox and tnmrion” tbui is wanted, "‘nw ortg- ;
the oaoeof regent
Beport of the grand lodge of Main#
tnrasion of n bus" bits the aitnntian
and eerred two ai^iwe a gain cd loe membera; preaent other diaraaea.
Triab wetv then made of
pofectly.
ntalp 89.191 In 19& iudgea.
Then, again, if you snuit to my that
The grand lodge <d Callfombdid not deotni.ving Knlwtanoea, and a* a reanlt
by great forbid the dbpby of the oattonal Oag In of th.‘ expvrimwiw Dr, Billingi eaji a hundred Uorden bighlanden Bvere any.Ufiew iu ptt^ poaltion on the flagMaff In that ho haa a pvrfurt diainfeotant in the nihiUted by an Arab triba yon oonld
a C-wioatsn
lodgta, but only that It ahould not benied gM fmualdohydo. The volnmc it placed ooniidereldy abonen yonr mounce by
«Med ttw fltet year and 8A the aeeoi
aaaoorerforthe Maaonlcaltar. Itaeemed in a gUiw at mclal box with a aancerful the couebe expreesioa "Ariib kUlmcnt
lV7Kr. WtggtBBwaBagalaelMed .
to bt dlrerted from tu proper nie In the of a aoluticp of farmalin in water and
ibnt
at hb lodge, and 4S new uKiiubere wen laiM place.
:laqoialbma oonld be
left fir fin hour or two. At Ihv end of
taken In during the year. 87 applloatloDB
It b reported that John Wanamal
that time the rapir haa peneintcri into modified iu a simibr way. The awkMng reeeteed on the night of bb tnetaUaevery pariii le of the bwi. and not a Brard word pbotognpb oonld be changed
In the grand ooaixdl be abo beoante ■•made a Maaon at eight" by the
lodge at PeuMylranb rooently.
to "fotofy.*’pQDCtnre to "poak." ctglive girin can be fonnd.
Immediately after the great anowaUde
l^lii riatleetn189». grandgnlde la 1896
The proceea will be nacd in th« ciicu- axecte to "cigette.’’ situatian to ”aiIn the ChUkoot paee Ml MaeooB took aoUve
gad grand rtoe regret In 1897.
Jing deiauttmnt of the Kew York Uob" or "ritment." and so oc.
part In helping the dbotamd and maimed . nblir HliTurr, and the patrw cl the
J. a. Powell b DOW grand regec
In BKue sentimental matten new
and Id forwarding the bodloa of i
«acegbaad a a Oonnaat grande
iortltntion may ease thdr niinda of any BTorda would be a decided boon, a man
f«wr that the volnmea they barnw may acanchow can't help Unabing when ha
calU
the woman of hb bmrt "aareetbring the dMded gtmui ctf di|>htberia
bmrt” "lover" or "infended.” They
' typhoid fever into their bonM
The repofta show that CatUnrata la forgmbliophib*. too. will be glad to are ngly worda "My girl,” of tnurae,
exceeds ISAOdu. and 81«J»0 b yet
tag ahead. The apedal tafrotka ata doing wanted A very rtgoeoua edoft b being know that the formalin btUI deMroy the b loBT. and "flmnoec" bavoided because
f^worfc. The nMT grand eotinoU b not made to eeeuro that amuont
crigtiD bng, nwpcnidble for the ruin of t onnnot he prononnoed properly.
tar away.
LovlA” "apUow" or ••roalcber" are
•o many fine binding! In this Conntry.
In Floeida there are A817 Mams
Bnayeonabkat member <d onr order USlodgia.
The tmliti<aial bookworm b now a infinite^ mere taatefnl and oonvey the
who b not In n wholly throngh aiJflArarity in Antericn. bnt the croton bog proptg meaning.—London AnsBrera
miglTH can tmly aay to htmaelf, "The
haa
takrii
its
place.—Bciimtifio
AmeriTemplamin
Wyoming,
erithatolai
t
ted that gtreabahore theone that rePare. KM AMr. tef rtewrem.
MtM,” and thb appUea In tee aenaea tmbtpof 8M.
In 8t Nicbolaa there b an article on
The Ohio Maaoato home coat 8170.000.
Aa AatsBeatU Par Bril.
The entile bonding b electrically Ugtoed
"Flower Kamea" Biritba by EUa F.
and Steam heated and haeaccogimodatloai
In the
np <if a pay roll, as at
for 150 lomaiet. and. although Dot yet oo_______________ _
Fnori) hbremit done, with few t-xceptiau, cadi
coptodQDltea year, haa already 8 old la- inan's time must be multipiird by bb tcrio namea aa theSonvenbde Mmlmaidk*, 87 old breUrnm and 19 ehUdren, mak­ rate of iny jx-r hour. BIhtp frarcioaa aon. and the qdendld Jactiueminot. the
ing a total of 54.
aiipeor. cither ta time or rate, a oonaid- ■oldler
. We fieqaenUy bear It mid by the enritime
Wbe toand ta BspolMD's alrey.
Tta grand cooncil of Kew Jersey allowa ona and protane that Mamne protect their erable amonnt of mcutal
t U. ewred Md w«B 80
d drm^
•1.800 tar a visitation fund; abo 8800 for brethren when guilty of criminal offenaeA arc nenmary, and a ooniddemhii) chauce
MB of eommlnee on state of the oHm, to Every one who haa kneH at a Maaonle al­ of emu b introdneed. A new invisitica
to amd with grand tegent'e eonaent.
b Intoided to otniaie three ebanoee of
tar knowa thb to be onirue.
There are lodgea In CalUorab which OTur aud gnstly econonlte the labor
Brill DotaUowavblilng brother to taka required for ecmipnting wagea The
ODD FELLOWS.
m (BS0 Brooldnat H
inbttTDVTa of the machine hai-c calthe Uler'e obllgatlcm nnleae they can prodneea leoelpt tor doea paid np Brithln a enbteri all unmberr erf boars, from I to
What ooold fae lovelier indeed than
yotr.
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800 per.week, at all lutaw of pay. from
t> have OM’a sMmory kept alive by a
$8 to |21 per Bveek. and amuged thcee floBrea as has been tbe fortane erf tbe
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
.
tbdr grand repeeMtavalnoe in aoeb a Bray that the opreator botaniste Pocha Kala. L’OfaeL Dahl
maa to vote for the Uennlal aemloni for
may set the machine and read the i«- and
who Bremld have been fara be no The Tm gpMI arrytuaa P«rpaae-*we
sulta directly. Bvith no ii.ental effort or gotten long ago bnt for tbe fwtea and
chance of niiiOaka The auditor of a hsimia, (be lobelia dahlia and ma«aoatlvee to the (
ItePtth
railnMd company which haa given the lia erf onr gydeni and foreeca
Odd Fellow*' Homld.
{ walbof bb lodge llBes low In the eaak of machine a thorough trial risteetbat one
AsOddFeiloira we ehould not forget Pythian purpoae. He ha* not caught the tnnn With the oulonUtor mn do the
test of the brave boy. who rrent down true aplritol themoM almpb keaon.af BTork of four men Briihoot it—Engi­
•1th the kUlae were meiubiaa of the order. I fraternity. To bonmw amunibwof any neering h'ewa
The Independent Older of Odd Fellow, society b rimpljjo unify and amM-nMte
_Mrfte(SI^e(if eeveral'minatet'
90. leTsatarte W
ration be was indnevd to explain to a
It cannot' be too much inabt<d ap(m fisw irf his fricada
"You know that I have two loU adthat the would l»- inventor un-da first
I need It. Thu d<idv. then ao far a* lies In of all and man- than all ela-. knowl­ }oiniiig. Ouv 1 live •«! and the -rfbor is
Our moat true friend b one who, con- onr power we nhooM he Ju»t ea willing edge. He ahould know what ha. been the iSB-rieei laa-n in this city, bar none.
aeaUng our faulta frum others, reveab ^ and juM aa loyally aw<l«t a brother who b done, what
U-iiig dou« aud Bvhat It has Ub-u flu- priilv irf my boan for
8hmn to ns In frtendahlp. love and truth. ] « stranger to the booda#f Pythianlj
m<BuiB and faciliritn now exbt for th<- years, and I nev>r saw Mrangent g-ang
Tlw'Bebekah biuneh of the oidw made , O. H. Uruwe.
daiiig. He kIkiuM often also know ol that Bvay that tbiy did not atop tu ad­
* net gain in Callfomb of over l.*oo | Pythlana of the grand domain of Bhode the failuiB* iu th<- Hue cbtmn aud tlw mire it. Thursduy 1 wri
MMbere for the past year.
, idaiid arvformlng a r^luMmifornatlonal
miaou, for the futlnrea that lie nie.t tluiu u^TuU. and 1 like t-> buvv fell in a
Blaoe lM9atotal of 15H.U5 t
nut waKte hb time Bcaudcring id the taint wlx-u I saw tlut lawn. Tbe nri
PennsylvanU for
Clay lodge of loubrUle at
bad biB-u ivmiiTed iu ngly potchos from
of dues, of whom bnt 19,671 meeting reeelvul 60 application, fur mem­ BTildi-ntcsa Tbeexbtenn-uf iheint
ive faculty b not to he aanuued in ad- xie eiul to the oih<-r. There were greqi
bership
vaunv and no rt-liaiM-e i. to be pbeed amlnnkim-ut. thr-m-n np in the oreiter,
Mote than 1.900 Chicago Knights erf nj«i, it nntil aftev the aohievwnjnt. •od enilauikmentK f;.riagtben> from evPythlM are prepared m go to the frunt.
Whether it exist <r not is acareely Brorth ny din-cti-si. 1 was mad enough tc
At the tavernt time the trar etcltement delwiiug. Knowledge only MioceerinUy ihoot, bnt when 1 saw that little Jack
0 have him take an appeal.
was acting as chief engineer in the
nnlucks the gates of nin-bauiiBl dii----yf Tandalism aud realized that it Bvai
«sy,.vAtuerican Machiubt.
gtgt. 891.01a
too late to make ehtngx right I alipped
into the libniy and luuk obrervations
A member may act as
ity Brilhout
teing had the grand lodge
The triKberof a public school in Chi­ throngh th«- slata
Ke lodge or d<«ree lodge may bold any
"Thte Tonugaten arete Brorking lika
cago fooud that eight of her acbolara
gwrtlnf for rrork or bualoeM os Sunday
beavcTK Some ivere cutting sod with
smoked from 9 to 90 cigsrettM a '
CBeapt for funoal parporea.
axee, others were removing It to bi-lp
Six cnly of tbeee boys were able I
Tit Rebckab. of Bowling Green, O.,
g«ind wot* in their rlaama The viotimt make fortlficmtiflna and the rest Brcre
tea tendered tbelr service, e* nniaeelB
of the dgarette habit oonfeeRed that
I^Bsar with Spain Patriotism and Odd
t the Order WUUag ta flgteA
anfftrlng constantly frtD
MIowahip go band In hand.
drowsiueea and dixxinem. hoys divided their fotcea, and I noted
A meeting mnnot be adionmed from
that the majority of the larger cmea
eee evening to the next. When a lodge b the Older of Bed Mtm. haa bsued a eom- Many declared Uiey oonld not Brrite
e SpHiianla Jaek led the analler
Btvll
beause
their hands trembled.
at CMC or dnring a ruses, the ofBcera are mnnlcatlonioeaebof the tribes of the orDumber Brm- “riiaky" when they boya nd the yoougricr had as mwA
totbe lodgreoom,a»d Owy oouiu
oould Dn
notgo
go ^
walki-d and Brcre unable to run for any fl^t la blmaa a buntamiDoeter. Wbea
eater
the
army
from
paying
du
be
bended
a ckarge on the coitml fort,
taeMgelaibrnlar form.
diKtauoe. They oonld not mnae thenimh-ofi to meet the examination teat Biy henri btm in my month. He was
lend their aasUtaoce
ley Id the preaent erbb. More than 100 The leecbtT reported that these pupUa fc»«vkwl from tbe ramparts Brith a faaaeUNITED WORKMEN.
eorapanlcB oompoaed entirely of Bed Men Bven- rare to fail if aalted to mesuciaa ball bat. bnt Brest at it again. Tbe
Americana arm getting tbe hot aid of
have already oSored their eenrleea In earn anytliiug.—Tooth's Companion.
it when I rew Kitty rush from the
they are netded.
kltriien iritb a riiriek and a mopatirk.
l b what b needed t
rt T. Oanbl haa
DnHy erf at
airetrf* War ts Sterilte* Waerr.
She abouted lota of things and hud
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_ lot__
_ _ _ _ _ _ _
_
jximpelhd CO undergo an OfMatlun
make the
ProfcMRor Biblik mya that Bcater may
Xf the ma)ority of the members could bu I fur throat truubb. Mr. UsnM has made
abont
hir like an atnaanti, oompletely
■atladaoa oertala line of action, tuevem ' lao qweebus In ibe Interest of the order he Kta-rilbed in five minntee by adding demoralizing tbe eoetny and pi-nttug
to it Immiine and that bromine may be
«r«^ be aMnml at the outauk. FIm gvi > since tbi bat great oouncU.
tbe flag oc tbe captured Brerka It wae
then nentnlited by adding ammania
members In line and many new face.
great and gloriooa and all that, hut i
The riBirwater of Bo-lin has been teat
BTonldn't ha\-e oosaented to U in cold
cd 900 timea After being treated Bcith
Bed.
bivathca the qrfrit of liberty and adv
blood for 81.000. That la tbe tougfaeri
bitmiine and ammcsib all grems of db
the cause of humanity.
looking laBm yon ever rew, Jeck has a
mae
wore
dostroyod.
inclndiug
those
ri
rhartmT. Bitehb now great mehi
iniDob and Wlbuo Brooks great efaW of rhulcn and typhoid. A gallon of Bcatcr.
Bfoolesongb to roiae Kitty's
it is mid. may be aterilbed at foUoBra;
Flrrt add to it 8 drops of the foUoartng
Stew mofflben am faring added at evary
lodge meeting.
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il thowlgwamof Ogfaheta anlntiuii: Water, ItX> peris; bromine,
to paru: potaarinm bromide. 90 parta
Bare you brought In the natna erf that tribe at MUford.
•alihbor who «M Braiting for the new
Chartres were granted to ten tribes and and then after five minutea add 8 drt^
• sawn to be adopted? Bow btfaaaooiptud
<rf a 9 per cent aolulioi erf swmmnf
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Popular Sciriioe Newa
Agraod lodgeof tfaeDagMcrf Bonor

DURING
NEXT WEEI
f
P"-V
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~i We will close oot • few broken lots of Sfaoee, At an
eapeciall; low Sgtire. Tbe; areal! solid leather and
wearera.c We carry a large stock in all atylM
and all prices and can please yon. For a good wearing shoe get them of

PARKER BRO&

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Trouble at the Mills
Cansed a deli^ in the shipment
of onr last order for those weiy

Popular Cotton G£

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Now^they*re on the 'way and ve expect them hare
Tomorrow. Seweral choice colors, wery neat—wary dixrable—and the price is bat •

TWELVE INDlHUF CENTS PER HRD.

Now That
Buy a
Your Comfort i1| Crash Hat
Uakea it necessary for
yon to wear lighter |
weight apparel. yoa’U |
be more interested in

p

or a Cap, for nse dnr*
ing the summer beat.
Popnlar Styles at 86o
asd 60o. ~lAe&!a and
Bc^a’.

SUKMER SKIRTS.
We’d like yon to see
onr styles at 68c, 76c,
$1,41.£6 and opto

CUMMER
duiTS
Z IT SPECUl PRICES.

$2.eo.

SrIrH Waists
Of very light weight
goods.
Very bandsome. JSt-e them.

Some broken lota in
sizes—some few of a
style left, etc, etc. All
Kew Goods this sea­
son. Bigbtly made.

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New Styles in How About the
Ladies’Collars. Underwear--More White Linen
Collars ncemd here, i
Best Qnaliiy—Latest
Stylta 16c or two '
for 26c.

What yon harve—ia H
thin encngbl’ Or do
you need another but. gle garment or two?
onr Specials at 86c,
and 60c.

STEINBERG’S TSSiT
Tara-wexme ca-ty-, hdjLo^

‘Thelina.’
Ifijron hare read Mane Corem'a great work yon can­
not help bnt admire the character of the heroine—-Thel.” Thia ia also trneof the latest perfnme named Thel.” You cannot fail to admire hs exqnisite and laating
odor once you hare tried it, For sale only by

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B. L Tilton b nnw grand mibiir BMk■mn of loBra and B. F. Behkofrf grand mmader.
Tne Degree of Honor bbooalngln MinbBia and oootrris Us emu death sad
■aaoia. many ludire. baring been
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disabilUy
(nnda
daring the pari tiro mootha
From 700- to over 810.000 membefs to
1cm than 17 year, briefly tell, the «oey of
tfabmarrelous ^antof modem fratemlfiBtare wire in autm- anciviii language and
ooBBeqasnUy dUUcuU u reuasubre. Brill In
clartoa nearb f7.0uv.uuo ii
the fnwre be EugiUh.
The constItuOun as euvlmd ataaeo Hu»«
taa arte U In eabtonoe for the pnrpom of
teriuity, sooiety and (s>triatbm.
9tew Wagtead <»ete ri rr.l..M.a.
| wUI be mdy fs
By vow of tbeanpromo execntlTe eom- - Tbe gnad eesembly of Ma
aalttee the etandlnikof pnreint lusmbcn ha. sent out clreulara callln
a general oommlttee to

teWhaannasnedB

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P™ tniuntc. \ mbI* « the mine
Urn- now ceny steam as htgh ns ISO
pounda with 805 feet for piston qired.
—American Machinist,
BImerte Pewri la a Ceal
An electric locmnotive in a rioanteai
coal mitu- xhoBW a reving over mnlet erf
19.698 iutuodaya Tbeelectrie pump
in the mine showed a saving over atoun
ptunp. erf 81.518 in 970 dt
trical ^igiorer.

It la Hid that a wmrtittm haa been
perfected by Bvliieh eome edaaM erf glare
blowing it aooeaerfully doM and that
each a mrehlne U in nae in a Ximeie
, find.) ^a« wetka

THE OPPRESSED CRY FOR
OR FREEDOM
FREEDOM,
COLOMBIA GRANTS IT TO ALL,
Tha hooaewite wants to be free from dirt and din^efle, and we say, “Be Free.”
Boy some of that new Wall Paper aoti paiwr etHoe of tfaoee rooms, and j-oa will sae
how soon yoQ trill be the happiest persuna in the city. We sell dojoble rolls of paper
at 2c and up, and 9 indi border at Ic a yard and np. ^eae are all tbia yean pattens—no old goods. Thb ear load of paper will not last long, so be the first, and
yoQ get just what yon want.

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CawwsM hr B«*. a B. Berta
Torte.-7b* rt^t aw «k ttBs.-S<«L th. l-«:
Dr. Scmhoo .dopM wlBt to ia»5 Win
Asm sxl*, tA. »
teooMrtUttg U*«rTtoe*^ tbe oo.
There me t.MO daily pad 18.000
Ooe of the moel Impoctnnt things in
tics
nmatroke. Here*»rfithl*mlfoo- weeklypapen poUlahed
.
1 in the United life is tbs right nteof tima TimepropStated and 88 different 'langnagea oth- erly ossd fits mtn for both time and
ttoB M not dw to
heMorcx. Statea.
posmtotbe fo. tmt toMiiiifMto ertban English an rdp
etsnlty: dmenegleoted orim|woperly
S^cooMd by* cpedilc vguiMm.
5wspaperpnasaftbis coontry.
wed nnflts than for both. Osr temporal
Be
the IsK th»t atoken. oren
newspaper
pob- and eternal dwtlnies depend apes oor
Then is hiy
. .
elcsncrm. mlneni *nd Iron workem •« Usbedintbe Bnasian langmge
langsage in the weoftlma Bow Important, then, that
higher
**— Dnittid Staten. There an Are newspa- it dnmldbarigbOynsedl
r-------..
thcM of any known olimale witbest
weekly, in the Portngnne ianThe n^ical
erer eootneting the malady, andthni
of them three are in Oalifoenia.
IS why time ^^dioold t
the Asnm tea pUntos and the cloaely and two an in MsMwhnsetts. at Kew cigbtiy omd.
diaTcs Chioeae. although oaoBantly Bodfend and at Boston. Then an four
L Time aboold be rightly
working in the hottcat son, an eqonlly daUyuewspapcnintbePolUblangnage. <mnm God baseppolnted "to everything
exempt.
pobUshed at Chicago. Bnffalo. Milwao- a season and a Ume to every pnrpon
Dr. Sajobfs. diicnssing the geograph. k« Mid Baltlmow. Bnidos dieae then ondcr the heaven." We con easily sm
leal diattUmtion of the disease, goea es
^ren weekly Pollsb papers at Chi- that this la trae in the physical world.
to peore that the areas in which it is
six In PbiladiJihia. one at Clere- God bos a tima for every season, a time
UKUnOKLCSSTOB.
endomk arv strirtly defined. While on- j^ad. ooe at Toledo and three
for day. a time for night, a time fer
In tMt. a nranl of the old
known
in
Enrope,
it
is
„ _
____
.
common
in
the
Most of the periodicals In the sammer, a Ume for winter, and with
is applied by
aag tbw who stand npw the tread an low lying rogious of the eastern United gpuish language an trade papm. bat nnfaUlng regnlarity each teamn comes
<wried np. Pamangers stand cs the in- Statea betw*«i the App^taiaw ^
i, ,
p,per in Kew York, and at God's appointed b<mr. God also has
W«« i* another. There an- foor appointed times for the life of man.
In ^gle file and areewied along the AtlanHc; it extends along the Nile
and np as the flooring moru. The stod sea. the Bed sn and Prnsian gulf; it gputiiOi pepen in Arizema and 18 in Every hour bos iu divinely appointed
Mds forman eudiws mat that gires prenils in the Indo^iangrtic allnvial
m.-xkax
doty, and be who fails in the performnflim footing. The panengcr stands np plain, bnt not on the adjaomt Indian
One Ani.«il«m papw is pnbli*ed in eoce of it tails in bis doty to Gpd. Oor
on novrugated iron mat and stays then higblauda In sapport of his infoction the city of New York, and there am gieatwt anxiety ooocoraing time sbonld
nntil be is left on the comb Aa^ Iron theory Dr. 8ambon refers to tbc oeenrChinese weekly papen in San be to learn what la the divinely ap­
Hinting on the top platform. The grat- fence of epidemics whidi have freqnent- Prancisco. Five newspapm an pob- pointed doty at the boor and then to
Sig is BO fllt^ that "iwbing can entch. ly decimated hospital wards and not
the Fiimiih langnage, two In
) greater tint
aiino reginus of Michigan and one ^ Time shonld be rightly amd. beand no accident is poaeible The hand affected n^ «
'
n <rf the orjn miuoia Minnesota and New
nil is a chain of steel links, ran by and nn. The
t pamea swiftly by and never re•mcket wheels and thickly conred ganio origin of the malady retas on its York, i Them an two daily Bohemian
If. therefore, the doty of the
with rabber.- It mone tmiftrinly
^ith
tmifonnly with distribntlon, edology. morbid anatomy j*p*„ ja New Yorit. two at Chbngo how is not performed, the opportnoe
and one at Cli-rcland. There
an. three time has gooetarevtf. What oonfosion
the eodlew footpath."
i end epidemic character. The specifle or- ____________________
_________
. --------------------------i ganism has not beoi detected, tmt Dr. Dsoish papers in Chicago, one in OnW' then woBld be in the physical world if
"'v
Bsssaonr.
1 Samtxm‘8 inTcsdgstioni incline him to ha. ,»« in Eacioe, Wis., and one in (be dnties of the bow were not perform­
Tbederelonnwtaftheeagwbeetln- 'thebelief thatUHveslntfaernperiidal ptarland. Or The Danish papers are ed. Whet if day sbonld extend Into
r iti the Gnited States is bring layen of the soil and is conveyed to the almiat escludTtiy designed for circa. night or night pralong itself into the
____ it, longs or alimentary canal ly dwt— Urton among the farruers. and few of
extmd into winter or
1 by the d
id wric^tnn. and within the last year , Chingo BecorL
, them have any city clrctilaticsi, jhoogb
• into nmmer? Ccofne aemt to ov« 10,000 farmere
^
tks srsriA
' then U one Danish paper pmbiabed in
>w many
Cwl s<
New York.
aboolote
in dUffetent ports of the onanay, and
In'Tiew of the qneetion of coal being
The indlsi^tion (ff the French to acnee as thta
t.M0 of the samples pradnoed from the a ocmtnbend of war. the following ma. any
qnlre
The dnties of one boqr ore neglected or
■e^ have been analiy^ by the goreradsdes just laned as a porlUmw^
niuiil«r of French papen poetponed nntil anotti*. and this is oon.. xne |wi>di.hv«l thwwiitbuot
frrmi this sMta and
thomd) P»P“
be read with intereta;
tbnmgbuot the Gnicn even tinned until so many dMieacrowd npon
ns that it is impoosiblefta ns to straightan oot the ooofnsed oAtirs of oor Uvea
Umm sbMti^Jba-40'proerastinatiaD In
ow Uvtantis indwd the tiilet of time.
The more important the dnty of the
bow. the more certainly it sbonld be
avcafortheyeara^^rimaatO.S
the United Kingdom was fls. ^ giavonic langnage, and <d th*' ..~. parfenued. There was a time in the life
uof
of beets pier aore, and the retnnis
in Wed*ih three an la Otlca and its of Felix when under (be vigoroos
danortment for 1807 riww a prodnetien i,d. in 1808. bnt fell to ^
1800.
while
in
Gwmany
it
it»
^
neiithbortiood.
Thirty
Swedish
.new*.
preoeblug ri itanl be was on (be verge
te the United Statw of 00,401.670
« p*bli«b«l bnt no daily pn- of dcristan for God and fv righ(eonsBonads of beet angar in that year. This 6s. OJid. in 1805 to 6s. I1.L tn IW.
It oqniTalent to 888 pqonds of sdgor Oreat Britain employs by fan^lar- pe^^zBcsagihenamber; llNcawtgtaa. ness, bnt he failed to «iae bis splaidid
gestnnmherof
pmcnslntbeonallndof^
iu.m-nt.i
five
Hnn.
pv tern of f.OOOpooods, or 11.6 per
oppurtonitj. be pot off decision till a
7,
.u .«
gariaaonoGreBk.aneGaeUc.ooeAra- more oonveuient seoeon. with fatal r»owt of the weight of the beets, becreOomingtotbeexpertaitlss^tUtto ^ ^ ib Datch. nineof which an In anlta The tboUsb virgins bad a time
tey WUsen states that at least 80,000
•Seswill be pilanusd with beets in 1808, theyearnnderrevtewtheUmtedKing. Michigan, when the Holtanden an for baying oU. They neglected it. and
aid the expected yield U 800.000 tons domexported 44.687.000 tons. Gennany BntiifW- ooe onlv being pnblished in when they eoogbt the opportnnity again
it WM too Ute. Time is given ne of
of beeta. or 180.000.000 ponnds of ong■r. er nearly 4 per oent of the .total Im­
God: let ns nae it aright for God.
There me f.mr
As to bow to am ow time aright DO
port of sogar. now omoanting to aboot Sooth Wale. 8.474.000 tima J^U^apan
m
1806
exported
1.8M.000
t^
pawnpabliAhedintheLlthnanianlanbetter adviM can be given than that of
S^OOO terns per antram Oaring the
la. three of them dailies, in Bicbard Baxter: ••Bpindyow time in
flindaT year of 1807 mere than 1,878. Sweden used Dole* than 87 per oesited
Oerman newopapen an Dotbiug which yoo know uinst be re­
000,000 pounds of beet sogar wen im­ British coal, while Spain oonsoBMd 60
and M per oeM
nearly every state, and pented uf. 8i«^ it in nothing on which
parted Into the United States, and then peroentof British
nnriy every large yoo might not pray for the blearing of
if eridmtly room for the doreiopmait of her native pnrincti<m Tbevalneof
rity.-BmknJlerandNewnnaiL
<ff this indutiy, with prafit to tbeoonn! God. Spend it ifl nothing which yoo
lows: United Kingdom. £6<,100,000;
ooold not review with a quiet conscience
By.—New Ycrt Times.
Mk BWMi Mm.

nw rery newMt derloe for tbt em_M ^ canTwittaflf New 7ork*ops
the Bao btcUntd olentor. « novtmt •Mlnmy. which hu hem tottodae•d IB flae<rf thelB^ieMn •tawof
H«r Toek «*y. The Jnwnter ot the
“Ihia devator U.
•lentw nyi of

good ••mssrvativ^"
The bta Is iemSLiked open iai The

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catin haixnle* actnally oootain s«Ucylto arid os the main inpaedienU Objc*tkQp to this nbetanoc have long been
ii^ by medical antlinritiee, on tT
Wpnnd time bring so powerful an ani
•aptie, it retards the action of organised
like the y«mst piUntond pmtnInctivebasterta It hinders and prevents
the ^cinp of milk and
Se pntnfacCioa of milk, while fts actkn«|Mm
' ' ■ —
___
. as it complriely arreott
Ae oooverrion at starch into grape sug­
ar by disease and panereatlc extracts,
■nch action bring directly t^S^d to
the proceos of digestion. Ip^wtew ri
this the nae of snob arid has been cmdonned by moot of tbuBwopeanooontrios having pure food laws In P»w»
it i» farbidden by statute. In Anstria.
Italy and Spain it cannot be used with
ont the dangET of inoairing a heavy
pesiairy. and all South American etates
having pure fori taws have abtointely
prohibited ite eale. The lews of many
of oor own sates also do the same.

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nma.nrii. Ataot (be PeSOSO.
1
The oncntific developmnt of the pc 1

tet a large nomber of the "preMrva-

W.U,

3® ’-«C WUS ^ |
BtodlliaS—Ps XXXlx. Ij SC
J.: Eccl. xii. 1: las. It. 6. 7; Math.

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In the
Swim—
» 8tid of people wbo
•re ap>to-date and are
Rcognited wherever
they go for their correct
knowledge of life and
living.
Pmle is the swim
are the people who
wearSEUSHOBS.
becaose they are posted
on what is best for the
feet There are lots of snch people fer
a«559>8i7 paits of 5ELZ sto were
inane last year alone.
In offering yon these shoes we declare
tlwvw rile
in the world for the
money, no matter whether the price is
$1.50 or $5.ool

afiutg
SrizShsM

■akignMiM.

THE OLD MLIAMLa nMOEMAN.

B. J. Morgan,

LEPWALKINQ.
aside from the akin, cunrista oftSra
i i,!
t'li f.i mrr *f lirifrftTri'ff I Granting the need ri i»fonn, wa an
:• Kaa Dv Wh^ la a Otata
lavercdiminiHhlng in thickness toward *^^‘“^'** ^*^".^***^ ‘ moved w expUla that the flrst step
the center, iheouunuost layer ocmtalnNheriff^ hrina the
** * «*“**«>*
and a work
dt^a^workofmy
in* the grea^ proporticai of taank
«*** among ministers and church
bte friend Wilkie ColUna, "The Moon3l<^.cf ^«*ri.5wmw«.while,i;^^
o«flS:^by whmb
stops." will ramaabsttte aleepwutting fnta of Mr. Franklin Blake wbn
ICTouaralotencoiiMd pwretainstar^ ,“^^*J^®*^‘****®^
, rital requisite in a
undw the inflnisww <rf an cgdate. W^ ,
The onuide lajrt-r i* driest, the inside
^
not musiaal proflrii .

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t ^*ms^ "^^ISed*
' lecmds <f oricnoa.
; McNisb. in fata

TRANSFER
On M. d6 V. B. S. B.
All baggage, boa and back Wt»k

sob*

said road sbonld be left with
me. Office S39 State stroet. tdeTolume m j,ooe 3. All ordere left with ma

matter. I«rt the proporti<ms
gmtiy that the food value of the best
tabic pnutoesmay
an enraged bovine Stop s
Of tbs ponrwt Chemical analyria bowkinw

supposed, on account of the swell­
ing of the starch—and thoee remainujg 1
KW Itafth-* Clood Bvlt.
whole on boiling are the ones that oon- ;
A writer in Knuu-ledgu makes a vivU tain must albumen or nitrogvoos matter
picture cf the gnuc U-lt of clooils. mna sod are the most nntritious.
too miles iu btuuUb. which KUTToauils
tim earth a little north of Um* equator.
Within this belt rain ainiost inccKonUy
A very important matter in steam
mmeiimea in'sbevU. and the wind beating is the removal of the air from
aeldam stirs. Befurv the inventiun of tbe radiators os tbc steam rises up to
auomsbips vesHL-U becoUmd in the supply them with beat. To effect this
"cloud belt'’ aametimesdrifisd hripleoi puryvoe air valves are Oied. and. though
for wedts. Even now the emswng df on <riduary air cock vrill answer tar the
tfaisbelt, whereevcrythingissaTcharged inuqKjae. the valves gcneully naed weak
vith moistupc, is a dUagrwable experi- antomutically—that is. tb^ open wbs
*ioe for voyagers going from the utetb cold and ciooe by expanrico whai heat­
to Ibosnolh Atlantic ooean or vk* v«
ed. Various pstteras of Iheoe aiticl*
The belt can be traced aero* equate
ora wild, but they may be clasoed ondet
Africa and aerotatheAflwiriewn isthmus, twu biwth. one kind closing by expan•nd tbo gnat rivers, Amason. Oriaooo; Sana <uly. E ither by a oomptnitioB plug
Niger. Nile and Kongo^ arise in the* or mutal strips, and the other, the float
rain naked regkoM. vrfiich are likeex- valves. cloBing by exianaioa wbtoi htnthaostle* reaervoira The canse of the ed. but, when the rwiiaUir geU full of
aqnatarial cloud belt Is oannected with water, clnring by the action of the float
the trade w-iuds, and in the ooune of a I By the nse of antomatic volvea of a
year it nscillaiei north and saiith o
g^ pottoru
the air leaves the radiator
•good
a
disttnoe equal to about three times its
■M up and again enown breadth^_______________
the steam cnoU down. It
tersit wl
tu^ as rarvtasaa
ProfeMor Plauo rn«»™ that he ^
enptmrad* snipe which had .01 its Che*

“Stlz”&Sals

FRANK FRIEDRICH,

vi. 8; Gal. vi. 9; Epb-v. 16. 16;

bay and nobble.

go to

to when the radioti* cooU a* it is to
H ont when it heoU up. for the imthe radiator^ and no

own body and fliod to the wound by ^
^
^
^
themwgnlated blood. Twi«-bebroogbt
home a snipe with inUTWoMU featbera toe boticr.
ffinpped over tiw site of a fracture of
i<« nnw Kata
one of its legs. M. Magniu also rooords
a FUs ice oom|*iv now obtains ita
B esMBin which a Mipe. observed !•> fly ^npiiMfrosutbeGladerdnOsMet. near
iway
nleg.waHBahse<|UHnt- Briincon. The foot of the giarier is
y f'ADd
ly
f'AOd to liavc
laive foRod the fi
fragmente «
above wa levvJ. and the 800
into
nto a parallel poritiem
positicn and aecuivd
aMurvd poopj
p^und Ktev-h.
tetev-h. ct
uf ice 1________________
are carried to a stathem by means of a strong bond ri
, 450
jo^er by a telpher line
Anthers and mo* totermiiiglwL The,f_,y)o feet long. The loaded ears
ntnervers were struck with tbe twUcaon this line poll up the emiAy
^ of flat leafed -----------u.-u
00 engln* being requirad. Tbe
D of- a kind
gia* which . ,
WM wonud around tbe leg watoBr and________
_____________
■ farii«
down hourly about wn tens
ted by tneane of a sort of ^ne. llMae
^ who* (• coiricd' In carts tan
"**«»*•*? “* the lower Station to a railway ekont a
tara-Aipw MUeaawuy.

^11 r-iv, p™.p. .H-.UO.,
tiona so long wiU
wiU they have and deti^s.^T\^g
■■
SBTS to have nnmsasurad trouhla for plM where bis flock was paatorvd.
,
, the enrm ot God tetas on any snob wuded through a riw and returned
bone sritbout waking. In another can aero* tberiver. Vbowiaflno hunonoi
a lad in hta aleep nailed a predpltoua «f can. but it's glO to a pint «f foninli
cliff and bRmgbl home frmn it an ghat cor 18.846 wiU not teanmag than,
ragle's orat. wbsdi was found nnd* hta ~8l. Louis Bepoblic.
LoulsviUe Boat.
bed in the morni
I
---------------------Atararanbie's ra* cf the Soottisb 1
A—»
___________
___ .........
tasrversrbo. when worried overa pw- The anrieot Tarot pmks w« tha earpragre* of the queen’s' the ueoessltiea of the spiritual natore.
pishing caw. vras seen by his wife to Ita* playing cards known to our torriacolonial prinexo. officera and Thera seems to be a undeucy in
riae from bis bed in the oighF is an- thou They oonsiated of 78. 77 or 78
•
-to ------------—■--------»-----pretulfn. ultRicled. next to the royal• day
reverse tbit order of
service
other Ulnsmtion of the oocaoionally carda ITMoe turds are still used in lUlady benrif. the aetcution vi the pnb- Bwattarianiam u exalted at the
mote paruof Italy. Fnaoeand 8wittV/
WL.-rav*r they spi«red they were , ot Uhrwt'a guspeL Thera u too much
•hen. directed byils privateeetrattaiea. • lend end are made In Florenoe. the dP
______ __________ ntoagoopri for thU life
and especial boDcn.
« parii- ' and too little to the gospel for the life tiw ileeping ego ta apparently toowd slgne bring banded down frv«i g““—^
tion to geiMraocD.
ed with spectators watching tba gnosts to oonw^^ there not be te* relieviug from its ocnrii and made to sot tbe p
e so&onng and the needy,
d^auV fram some royal function at of the
____ __ _ writing data which wood in
gtbsignmant.
Buckingham palace. The <ao»-d wfuaud bnt mt-----hta
bedroom,
sot
down
before
tbe
deck
Tbe long etanding ooenpation <ff cm
to move except when some of the Indian leaening tiie taUen. non oomfurtiiig
and wrote for eome time. Then, replac­ of tbe TFhita Hou* clerks ta gona.
rajahs or Anstralian officers appesred the dying and mors belpiag men into
ing tbe paps’ within the de^ be re- Back through several odminiriratittas 18
wbena way was qaeedily opened for' taaavea.—Fresbyterian.
nznedtobed.
has bera tbe duty of one man to read
In tbe morning be told bta wife of a tbe newspapen for tbe preoident Thta
A curriage preoentiy cuat out of the
dream be bad experienoed. In wbkfa be man rwd and clipped and posted. Ha
gateainwhichwerathieeorfaarAmeriinmgioed be bad given aratisfv
filled senidnoks with onch ortlriec on
ranswhobadbeeaguastainthepataoe. ta what
tile COM which was I
tbe administration as be thonghttbe
Finding that tbe way sraa oomplewly changM the point of vtaw from whicb
peeaidest might went to see at eoraa
Utsked. one young fellow among tbtra owything is regarded. Be who bos
• train ri fntnra time. But beridoe this he read
ohonted:
boee aoeutaomad. mow orlnaw
J in htadrenm.
with raterenoe to what might be of im­
•Letuspaml We.tt».areori(mtals!" mously. to eanoider |frimarily wbot be
• him to hta writing mediate ooooeai to tbe presideote When
1 to be bis <
TlK erwd divided, and as tbe cox ' hw
ion hi
de^' be
fo^.--------**» opini«
p»
-----------------•
, ■I j,,
OB lOODU anything
mujuiutfi be thought
riagv entered the tipening be added:
md chi
chiefly <
w _____
taarnt to. think first and
question cleoHy wntten out ^ “ Went would like to see at once, be cUprah
"Wv are tbe colaiuala who wouldat | tbe divine intereaa God and hta rria^
let our UKrther spank ua”
> tioo and duty » God now are tbe mo* eveiy re^wot sanriecte^.—An^t ^
WitacB. M. D.. iu Harper's Magaxme. ;
.nd tt»™ of tbe pap^. Tbe«
Tbe crowd caught tbe Joke, and re-1 important esbjscts of hta thought.—
--------1—. A...
1 sbeets were laid down befera tbe prvriplivd with Ungbtar and at^uso.-'
“***.
____
dent as r^ntarly as tbe mall requiring
Youth'e GomponicBi.
Every big milrcoMl in thta oemntry has hi.
Tbe reader for tbe pc^a freight
taght cor
CM to
in its eqoipx
eqoiianent
^ail had a r'*~
toe White Hooee
place <»
v-------WoBdsfnl Chang* an taking ptaee. the onmber 18.846. and yet UU lay dent bad
Staff ae far faadt as Grant’s time, if not
and Ibem often eome suddenly They tra«nabta odds that yon may tramp
«rli*. Be went tfaroagfa all of the
tiiow that we ctaouid not despair in any thta town over and yoo wiu
wlU
not
be
able
notoe
awe
-rtneiMl
papere
of
the
oonatty. ItwM
four cif tbe student can* are erecting
of the triumph of truth. to find a man. I care not bow much be
Mra 0«^ saw the
♦40.000 cl
'
Tbat tnnmiA is aa oertoin’ oe that the hM traveled, wi» h* ever eeen acar
*0 her daughttf at tbe
the t^ingof t^'maiaeeMTwua. AU we have u do ta with that numb*. Among railftnd
^
weddiw writtra
year’s H.ifbraa bock b«r wows nearly : ^
^
ta
meuUtafcnown astbe-rai^rar"
WwM* of Mtalo.ooo.,uerM of b«r were drunk cm a ^
ditteuli tbiog to do without
or tbe "ooe-nro-tira-toar-five oat.’
' ^ wnirii ebe acknowledged gnoeSunday oflMnoon. the beer having been
•Gbrisnan Ins
Perimpeyoaneverloo^fori^havu
jgfjS^^^SLtSTteSSd,
tesud tbe day before by 800 officialI.
For yean in my travrisl m^ it a
beaded byebeguvemorof un>erBavart»
maetice to get ont wbcoever the train —t has brwi aV-**^*"* Ms. Forand tiiu flnaane minister.
It jBB ceaaut m
•oppedmri take, look at ttotagbt SHtT neTiin^
UbiAw bs th* 1
(«.
in sight, and Hmvetaetdraneimn !f.. iJl!.
-----------Hoar ■ cram, to
BltMara Ca«M»a by a Taaisr.
•m ttoearaka
who toM me tbey did Jhe mbs thing,
FiddMt
ACMeof periodical hiooougb tasting
OoaMflteasam
bnt never a gUmpae dW I gri <f ffiat
fira
several moctfae in a man of 48 bes been
oar nor did I ever nm aenaa a maa
tnoed by a Norwegian pbystetan to a
whobadbesuMforttmam TryU. Oe
BtaJdnta
teimor M tbe taee «t tbe tongM.
ontotha taahtyaidr in thta eftyorj^^

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A BRIDGE TO BWCAR BY.

iBBYAyS FALUCIES.

^ »r»4-^ «NM th. tmftm.
Wm Itiw Mm ••
In u Aitlcle eodtUd "Tb^ Wane of
IHiVliTkm” the PhiUdelphin Tima
Indolira In enme chnrncteiiAic free
; *> «k*
I
tTMle eiyunt-ot In the face of aa enaPERSONAL CHATS.
of oor foreign trade in
the pafet ten moatha and of a metchnn
The German pUywrhdit. Gohaid
diee faahuKe of S«OO.TKK).OOD for the
1. haa Joln^ the ranhi of inIf the amr qneOiau which wlU call
cmreot flacai year and la the fall! «otua by de-rieing a bicyde which
for atatenmaebip of a high order at the knovledice oof the exeeptionally ■oond t* iaunediaioly tramdomed into a tzl» of thewarwitb Sj^were not_*o4
he^tt^ .^rtitioo‘in
I
w««HMoo in which the CTcl®.
jBtCENT EVENTS HAVE DtSPftOVEO
KI8 THEOIUE&

ao^eriedoeof thla coontry ia thepaa
■iz BOBtfaa weald oatainlygo fnrtoerod intocmlBg many of than who aooepted Bryan’a dogmaa la 1B»6 of their
emr.
fiothiag hot the n
he decided by the anuyaad nary would
prarcDt thia eiperionce, aatninirtlng.
magmfloent and otx>viaeing aa it ia.
1
' - I'; t*}.* dominant faq>iQ.«riththa
•VwYork
t.
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t'liiiauuipbla Preaa.
There can )»> no diapota ahont the
IkA The xutiatia are reliatOe. They
ahow that the prediction made by The
Fna in F' Uroary, thet the importatiatt
of gold into the Onlled Statae between
the lu
Febroery, when the morement login, and tbeoloee of the fieoal
year would certainly be aa mooh a*
»50.000.000 and might amonnt to dlOO,.
000,000, waa a correct cetimate.
The record oompniea with the extraor­
dinary report of tU boBlnea the
United 8tatee has done in the part year
•with-other oooBtriea a basluea which
iriva to the United- State* altrwdy orer
$600,000,000 of esoea and (wob^y befare tin- end of the Secal yearwiu make
tb<- total not far from $600,000,000.
If the publiedoanotfnlly tealim the
xaaiung which ie contained in thoee
dgniea, end the enormity of them, bncinea men hare, erpecUUy thoee who ere
in toooh with the rcpreemtatlre inetitattone, enofa ea the deerlng benue. the
oidmiigee. StocA and Prodooe, the mochhnti fend the trade .wnnUrinn. do eppim^ the gory which ie contained in
They aleo are eaylng that the experimioe of the patf two or three months ie
«f ItMlf a oomidete refutation of the argnmenta and the aoonaatlaDe made by
Hiyan and hie iaiutore and mppurtere.
ChiRf aDMme the aivomtii..:^ was that
the gola standard was farored by the
snoney kings hecanse it enabled them to
r mooey to'
by the throat and to wring the last dollar posable of tribute from the tailing
Kow, the facts are that Mnoe the ig
«f February, when commadal owditione which noonemanorgroepof mn
did control or could '
d gold to flow to this country by
purely nonnal and li
of bade, gold has become not oily a
reaerre counted upon by the benks to
protect theb deposit xtored in the clearfag boose, but it has also became aotaal

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— of, oalwhodiA ahont aU the dgbting there
^ ecwomic p^i^ that has made po^! was done on the Gtwk side in the teief
elUe ^ tmpreoedtnted trade belanoe war with Turtey•

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« A Have added another pair of fine bicycles to our i
. g large line of high grade bicycles. It is the Oy-'
cloid, manufactured by the Cycloid Cycle Co., of!
Grand Rapids, Mich., and is one of the best and
most simply constnicted machines on the mar-1
^ ket. They have patented a bell ringer that is'
out of sight.
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Come in and look them over.

.dnond to

It Viaud Is much
widely known as Piem toti.
of men and mooey, o
Dr. Mavrogenis, said to he 100 years
the financlaJ markets of the outside
wmld a^ unlimited fighting poaaibiU- old. who is DOW living in Greece with
Oa for^ an unlimited length of time e lister ten ycara older «*»■» himeelf. Is
gtell boeonsideiedan UDdeslnble hand­ the last sun Ivor of the men who fou^t
icap. there be many nations cm earth in the Greek war of ludepeodetMe.
which would like to ewap piaca with
Shorliy before his doth 8ir Richard
Quain lO'esuntwl to the Royal College
the United State*, handicap and all
The protectire dutia which this iof Fhysiciani e boantifnl bowL into
conntry leries opoo the goods ant liy which bad boen inserud aU the medals
foreign producers to campote with
goods of borne production has had no
rueb result as that implied by The
Lord Bttte’i effort to eoconrege mirTimes in the stau-ment that "now that liege at Cardiff, Waiee. by offering
we are at war we can realise also the dowry once a year to a daerving girl
ralne
, of a policy that makes friends for . has proved a failiWu. There has not been
tdsif euemieea

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dnstriabas alienated fwm t» a ringle i
IK) years old. lira with the captain.
nation that would otherwise be our
Samuel C. WeUs will have charge of
Mend. Ko foreign nation, pondbly exthe Philadelphia Pros as iu editw la
menie in Spanish loans and eeeuritia. diief daring the t«rm<ff C^lm Emory
has maniferted any changeof the friend­ Smith in Washington as
ly •entiaeni formerly mtertaioed fv general Mr. WelU is e nephew of Chithe United Stato. On the oentmry. the Tin Wella the president of the Plea
one nation of all others the moot nnfa- eexnpany.
Torably affected by the clodag of our
Dr. Byla the octogenarian bishop of
bomemarka against foreign oompetl- I^rerpooL was bom a month before
tian U the one which bee tamed to ne Waterloa Dr. Byla while bearded,
with the waimost proffers of rymjnttiy erect
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and of oommandiog stature,
etlll equal to the heavy demands of a
The
and ontkxA could bard- large diooeee and has a vitality which
men of SO might envy.
ly be more eloqnent in their testimony
to the oomplete triumph of proectiaa
ren great phytidans of whet
as the right system for the United Stata has beat cai;...
ailed the “later Victorian
in peace or in war. There 1s abundant: aa“—namely. Sir William Jama, Sir
nan to believe that the Amerioan pol-1 William Gull, Sir Bichard Quain, Sir
icy was new so popular aa now. It is'Andre* Clark, Sir Spmwr Wells, Sir
the toidge thet has oarried the ocmntTy|0«mr Clayton and Sir Jama Paget—
— iM —----------- the fiig and lag i**"**^. now
planks '
I loosened to the daoga inrrive.
point by the tempomiy tinkering of
General Gordon aome years agn told
freetrader*, and it Utbehridgetostick Aicbbiabop Temple of Oanterboy. then
to and to swear by.
biabop of Exetw, that be wonld undatake to convert the whole of AMea »
ROAD TO RUIN.
Chriarianity if the church would permit
each man to marry four wivea But
«lw rarer Whieb Ban ratted amtss vac- behalf of the church Dr. Temple v
fast Wm Go te PIMM.
obliged to condemn the pn^Mstiiuo.
In a Washington dlrpatch to the Bal­
Mr. and Mxa Gwl Petersnu of Ham
timore Snn there is thia diagnoeisal
Lake, Minn., claim the distinctiou of
Democratic policy:
being
parvnla of the five tallot eons ia
"The Democxatic memben of the
United Stata. The oldest one.
house are preparing to i
A is < feet 8 incha Peter ise foa
Hawaiian annexation Tenalndan a
trmry to ixoper priacipla of public pol- I inriiea. Cfrarla it 6 f«ot 8 incha Ed­
iry and will assume an attitude in the ward is 6 feet 4 incha and JiAa is 6
delate -which they expect to omphasiae'ifwtSincba Theyonngegtwofaaven'l
in the coming lampaign, It appears quit growing ya

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PERSONAL CHATS.
Jnsttoe Brewer g the soprane eourt
wae-heni io Smyrna. Aria Minor, when
bU parents wen mlsgooeria
A lady wril known in Indian aaeSety
hasgreradbabaadand fortuneg $85,.
000 a year to Plpa Pindieter. the bg«
g Dergai BMge.
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Dr. Louie Apple, the Geneva pby- I
•tcian, who died aa long ego, was. I
with Henri Dnnaat the foundg ot the!
Bed Ona aoeigy.
Dr. T. DeWitt Talmage, ia spaekinc'
g his virit to Mr. Qladetone not long'
ago. mid. “He U the only man 1 era
walked with that welkg fast enough.'' |
Lord.Boaebcry U a patron g the Soottieh Footeall aaodatioc. gUtough be
Aa only e paarire intereg in the
tme. BenevOTauandifoghaUmBtob-

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If You Have Logs to Sell
Oorreapond with the Traverse Ci^ Lumber Oompaay^
We bare for fifile Good,

Sound Hemlock Lumber,
Maple Flooring,
Short Maple Wood.
rsAIWPS BSDJEt SAXsZJ.
Mill Machinery of all d
Pet Worka, Carriagee and SawB
for aale.

Jobn 18100101 g Baetee, Wia.. wbe
is iocally npoted to be 108 years g
age. supports himaU In his declining
years by aalUng cana which be biaaalf
meka
Mrs. Chapin at Tampa. Fla., praotieally owns and operata the etreet railway system at tbal city snd is thorough­
ly familiar with every detaU at the
bngitaa.
buritiea
Frederick W^Weo.wb.
bo Is BOW Urlag
in a liitJe vUlaA in Michigan,
M
la one
g the riz renwMing
n
^ . •arvlvon
at the
crewg tbejlkirge which sank the

It U being paid over bank ooonteta.
It finds its way into the custom bouse,
thence into he Uoited Stata treaimry.
tank tellers prefer to give it out imtber
than to pay out small bills. Instead of
hoarding cr cornering the metal all of
It was CarroH D. Wright, eomnils.
•buawbo receive it suem anxioo* to
dona of labor, whu. when stetisUa
make it do lu part in effecting emuner- now that tlie Democratic fight this fall
and gaUrtidani generally were etteeked,
antwereA "Figua do not lie, hat
will be made in oppodtion to the devetSTAGE GLINTS.
Enrop^ whom goldboge Hr. Bryan's opiog policy of (erritorlgl oxpamdon.
liars figure.”
friends asgtred the country were eo- and while a number of them are rather
Reniy Irving wiU not tour Amccioa
fieojamln F. Msreh ot IlliDoii, one ot
cumnleting end eumering gold eo that inclined to favor Hawaiian snrM.T«H«g next ecaeon.
the United Statm might pay tribute to they Bri not disposed to tovor the exEmma Nevada is again In Paris, but
Great Britain and Paris and Hamburg, tonricsi of territory which theBepublio- not under oootnot.
ncl during the war. served in Dine stata
has been unable to prevent the shipment ens advocate. To some extent it is real­
Lilian BUnvelt hw lately sung In
of it to this country.
ised that this pontiaa is not pcqmltf.’' Verdi’s tequiam mam in Bontu
jgrevinx, ine itorwegtea
Ixmdon has made uunsoal even deqierThe cxpTvwed opinionsof many Dem­
Willis P. Swatnam has gae abroad axplorer ot antarette regioai. who was
nta. attempts to do that.
ocrats in cougrvM and of many Dodg
the firg men to an foot on Viotocle
Ibe United Stata has sold Europe craiic journals of the wot and south in to try his fcxtunc iu the thuric bs)i»
rino Grey is to snooeed Graoe land, is now Is Loodao fitting out anmore than she has boogbt of Eorcqie. regar.1 to the policy of annexatioD Indlothw ezpodtian. anpported by “
and Europe bolds the secniitla of the ate that this diagnuos ia correct If it FUkins aa Cbarla Cogblan’s leading George Newna
United Suta in suoh high favor that U if the Dtsmocratic party, in thia yew lady next amson.
Two children ot Mrs. Parodl iiwiln.
Mie will DO longer sell tbew., ao thnt of broader American patriotiftm and
'TIm Condnental Dragoon" la the
this indehtednea may be paid. It has widoilng Amerinm bopo. mean
Utle ot Robert N. Stephens' new play both in Ireland. Anna, now Mrs. MoDermat, lira in County Wloklow, and
to be paid in gold, and it has been paid cling doggedly and sullenly to bygone for E. a Sotbera.
John Hsnry. >bo was a peaofa growa
to the extent of nearly $100,000,OOa
iwuo. unequel to the proort and blind
Lottio Blair Parka, autborg" 'Way
TUa experience shows that bnde ocn- to the future of the United Butet. that Down East," is at work on a new play in Georgia for years, now holds a publie offia in Dublin.
in all charity it mug be mid that the g American life fa Boland Bead.
Mrs. Cbaa-Dt-ppen. who is widely
of the United States the extensian of Desnocratic party U a bigger fool la
The Angrolian playwright. Sydney known in tbe nxitb for ha poems and
hamaAets both for stapke and for ISPlithanitwasin 18»6. ThWisan
Blackburn,
baa
acceg
a
flaaoo
short gortes, is a nieM at
P.
mano^tnred prodneta, an; the true neccsmiy and at«ms impondble.
with
hia
fana
“A
Oooein
From
AaaChase end tbe daughter g (%arla
fonndatiaos for prosperity and not a
The party that flings itaelf in the way balla."
Hiram Chase, one ot the originaton' '
41otum of the federal oongrai declar­ of the grand forwatd march of the
‘Shadowe on the BUnd" ia the name (be famous New Orleans Maidi Otaa.
ing that this or ttwt thing shall he Uoited Stata will be battered to fling the new pioce written for igty’s
Waia has log one g ba mug remoney and ahall be noeiTed in payMi deta—New York Sun.
theater In London by J. H. Daraley and markgda dtiaaos, Mr. William Beea,
nf debts.
who bad pasmd his one hundred and
EsglsaA rallisg CaUsfT TraSe.
• It U true that aiooe the eaiiy part of
Gnstavin
Salvioi,
the
late
J
fooUi birthday. He wu taken by tbe
Fnr the firri four montbs of 18M
April the prioa of food and sane otba
|i^ocW have Increased, but etkss faaa then- has beat a falling off in Britiah Salvini'a yoonga brother, is acting at prea gang for tpt Waterloo oampalgn,
St. Petenburg in all the plays gUs but “was immediately mt fra on aabeg>diietothe<xxMlitlanaf war. Piioa exports of hardware and rutleiy amount­
totber. TWaso SalvinL
Mut M tttea|^iytlve
for the necemwia of life always do in- ing toorer.$880,000. OummentiQgaa
Soldiers g the Omen" is a
war,
this fart. Hardware. Metals and Ma­
British mUitaiy melodrama. It
8 juvenile el
proposed by the taw aUvtr and Demo­ chinery retmuku:
cratic alliance in the senate—thg Is.
"It doer not affoidany great latlitoc- gory gthc Transvaal and deals witit geographyl—What can you teU us ahoui
tbe Arodo ocean?
e g Bnluwuya
the laming of a targe amonnt of legal rinn to be able to explain why and bow
little Bteuy—Newthln. This ain’t
tmdtr ttotPi shall become law **»«»■ tbi-lowanewL but it may a« wall be
“1^ Puppenfa” the
—New York Worid.
jugtbadluthi
fa
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pnltrief faaUet, has
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It will be dimovered that prioa have olnen-<>d that to leg>^ia>lon
in the Uning htate* we owe more »>«■«« repeUtton ia Vienna, srbero the baUat
ffeatly inennaed.
floerisha emi more then in
The increase now represents a and- half (d it. "
dauly enlaiged demand for coiain eMPrec-tM-ly ai. Prom the ama eaaw ixobebiy becaaae Viennw giris an
olea It is a normal enbanoemAof leccevdt moch lamenting on the part of BMre attraodve.
price, but if we were on h paper basis Enmpan manufarturvn and a cottaor a silva bads Instawl of on a gold gmdiiig amnunt of rejoicing amoig
DON'T.
bags' the increase would be measured Amoion prodneen The legialarion
by the differena between the value of and politja of protecting are aocoontDon't worry beanae yon have a
g^ and that of eilvw and
depreeia- able fur it. If ibm ning\be grig ov^ tng to worry about
log trade, il is preferaUe >*'■-» it be be-'
Mon of (he legal tender.
Don’t do things today ao yon will
rood onr Insderi. The best place to
have to do Cbem over taatarrow.
have a boil. Joab Billings thought, was
Dite*t tbinkbeoaMBamenloea hie
“on acme ocher fellow."
Tfkiag into noooont the differeooa
bead be quite talkii« through hie hai.
fa the sla end wealth of the two ooanDon't depend on your ante if you
trio. Spain's preparation for war far
Let M never forget that the natton would be Independoit g your ''unele.’'
snTpaoed oorsiateof prepamtion in ex•hioh diKbargw iu obligatiaas and
Don't be blind totbevirtnag an
tent
and• effldeney.
■
- We thank her tor provu equal to iu rospondbilitia is a
aany <v the abonoamlngs at a triead.
. WeahaU growing one. The natlaa which evada
Don't think the umbrella that goa to
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or neglecu the>« begins to die at the
ne pawnshop is the only ane that gets
navy capable of defending our soil and top, and the root doa not lag remain
ahod.
oor national interests. We have diaoov- healthy. And the earth knerw* aly the
Don't ttU a girl rite looks swete
md that it is chaper and safatobe “growing and the dying pooplos" and
to kim Actions qioak louder
well armed.
those already dead to the purpoca g thm words.
gvilimtion and progrom While we
mralglitsase Oot.
Da't lutempt a ifilier g his devofeed and clotbe and offer a heme to gi
Donkey—It'S aU very weU to mj
ona It ml^t obbk him to have to
up thev on the northweetem border we mng make thorn better, too, and
“gaMo^withyou.'' loouldggalou
flK currency isne has been tfaraehed ^Me w light os a hill, not undwa count his money all over again.—Ohi- srithmymlftagenou^ It'syunaS
ongoRewa.
putatzalght.—Mew York Proa
your beicagiigs I objeg ta.-J^.

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