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Srtcidl Dispatch 10 the heliGenetr.
WASHINGTON, D. G., March S.-Tho
following pensions have boon granted to
West Virginians:
Decentralization Syhock, Union.
town; Thomas jennings, Pisgah; Sam-
uul NJ. King, Philoah.
Increaso-John q. Findloy, Maldon
Charles Dorii. Wheeling; John 7. Nor
ton, Lizomorc's; Joremiah Fox, VOL
como.
Roissno-Tollison Slower, Cirtsvillo
CYRUS V. Robinson, Arden; Horny Z.
PIckcns, Letnrt; George Dannor,
Charleston; Uriah Roberts. Buckhnn-
non; David r. Noble. Roc; John
Murphy, Marion; James NJ. Hawkins.
Wheeling; Frank A. Warthen. Grafton f.;
Abraham Jonos. Moundsvillo; Joseph
Marble, McMochon; oliver II. Pctors.
Guyando.tc; Robert Powell, Morgan.
town.
Original widows, 6c.-Robocca 9.
LiuIe,on, Charleston; minors oil Fordl.
nnnd Kre,chmar. Charleston; Mary A.
Adams, Huntington.
supplemontal-William b. Haddox,
parsersbufg.
Mathematician L. Odell, odoll ;
Joseph Bagont, Harper's Forty; Martin
Mabo. Burdott.
Ronowal-John A. Noff, Ravonswood.
Renewal and Roissuo-William II.
Winans, Dairavillc.
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STICK 10 THE CABLE.
Tho SENATE refused to lccods from Its
Amendment

WASHINGTON, D. T., March Sat tho
night session Of tho senate somo private
bills woro paasol, and then consldora.
ton OF tho naval bill was resumed. 1t
was interrupted to hoar tho report OF
tho senate conforoos on tho diplomatic
and consular appropriation bill that
They woro unable to ngrco on tho appro-
pria.iun Of S5O0,00O for beginning tho
Hawaiian cable. Mr.. Blackburn said
tho most strenuous effort had boon made
Tor many days to retain this nppronria.
ton. Ho said tho struggle could DO
continued no longer. II tho bill was to
DO cngrossod and gont to tho executive
1t must DO passed Tonight Rather
than clog tho wheels OF our foreign ser.
vico and stop tho salaries Of our am.
bassadors and ministers, Mr.. Blackburn
sald ho would move to rocodo from tho
cablu amendment.
A apiritcd debate followed, but tho
motion 10 reccdo was defeated, yous, 81;
nays. 80, and tho bill was again sont
back to conference. This vote was taken
Mt n IN
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SUGAR. BOUNTY PASSED,
Tho House Agreed to tho senate Amend.
uune 60 Par Il.

Tho House Agreed 10 tho senate Amend.
uont to PaIle.
WASHINGTON, D. c., March Sat tho
night session OF tho house tho conicr.
ence report on tho sundry civil bill,
which contained tho senate provisions
for tho purchase OF tho Blaine sitc, tho
payment OF tho sugar bounty. tho pur.
chase Of printing Office site, etc., had
The right OF way. Mr.. Sayers, who made
the report OF tho conference COMMITTEES,
snid tho senate had added 50, 900 to
tho hill rs II passed the house. OF this
the senate had receded from Sl,G0l, 39l,
and the house had agreed TO s., 473, 900,
leaving nbout S5,SO0,000 still In dis.
putc. Among tho provisions to which
tho house refused to yiold, wero tho sen !.
alto provision for tho retirement OF the
rovonuo marine officers, tho appropria-
ton OF $4,000 for tho purchase Of the
site OF tho Blaine residence; tho S. 000,.
900 for tho sugar bountics, Sl25, 900 for
tho Tennessee EXPEDITION, tho senate
provision for tho investigation and sur.
yey OF tho Nicaragua canal route, Sl2l,.
600 for tho purchase OF additional
ground for tho printing office site, and
the senate amendment providing for a
bi.metalliC conference.
The house decided to insist on Its
disagreement as to the Blaine site. Al.
ter debate it was finally decided tina.
the house should insist on its disagree.
ment to that portion Of the amendment.
relating 10 the retirement OF revenue
marine officers. and agree 10 tho pro.
visions for revenue cutter for service
on the Pacific coast. to cost 100000.
The house rcceded from its Disagree
mont to tho amendment for tho pay
men: Of Sl25.000 to the victims OF the
Ford theatre disaster. Tho great con.
teIt came on tho senate amendment ap.
propriatinc 1000, 900 for the payment
OF the sugar bountiej for tho fiscal year
ending June 80, 1895. Mr.. Robertson
Dem. La. moved that the house recode
from its disagreement to this amend
ment.
A debate which lasted until midnight
followed, and finally at that hour the
house, by vote OF 1873 to l24. decided
torecede, aud therefore the sugar bounty
will be paid.
The debate on tho sugar bounty was
stopped long enough to boar tho confer
ence report on tho District OF Columbia
appropriation bill, which was adopted.
The senate had added amendments
amounting to ST50, 35i, OF which $751;, sos
was dropped in conference, 90 tina. the
bill carried S5,745, 6iS,
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. Tho many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health Of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in tho
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to tho taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties Of a perfect lax
ativc; cilectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fcvers
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of tho medical
profession, because it nets on tho Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ching them and 1t is perfectly FREQ from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in Soc and 81 bottles, but it is man.
ufacturcd by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose namo is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup Of Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute If offered.
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WOAiEN'S COUNCIL,

Resolutions Passed Mt Saturdays Session.
Equnt Pay FOR Equal Work.
WASHINGTON, D. c., March 3.-The
closing day Of the triennial session OF
tho National Council Of Women opened
with the consideration of business mat
terra. The Florence Crittendeu Asaocia.
ton was admitted to membership, and
the fraternal greetings Of tho National
Women's Catholic Association were pre-
scntcd. Tho report Of tho treasurer
showed the years receipts to DO s., 100,
with almost equal expenditures.
Resolutions were adopted. setting
forth tho aims and principles Of tho
council. They forecasted tho timo when
the last restriction placed upon wone II
III society. church and state will be
oradicaied FROM custom, creed and stat
u.cs. In discussing the conflict OF capt.
tai and labor. tho resolutions urge CO
operation instead OF competition, the
submission OF disputes to voluntary tri-
bunals OF copciliation and arbitration,
and that tho government SGT the stand
ard OF equal wages for equal work, and
mako women equally eligible for exam
ination and employment.
Tho resolutions wero passed. without
opposition until resolution advocat.
ing election or appointment oil women
on school boards, fnvoring the estab.
lishment OF national university in this
city for postgraduate study and indoors.
ing scieniitic temperance instruction in
public schools was reached. Tho limi.
tation OF admission to tho national uni.
versty 10 college graduates was objected
to and prccipi,ated wrangle, but tho
resolutions were finally adopted intact.
An address by tho Countess OF Aber.
doom, of Scotland. president Of tho In.
tornationnl Council OF Women, closed
tho Meeting.
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TO LOAN.
RINEHART G. TATUM,
CRY BANK BUILDING.
Telephone 2Ia. ftel6l Roon: No. s.
TO LID.

Business property. 1861 Market ST.; best loca-
ton In city for feed store. Sill 81 per month
Store room and dwelling. 1907 Main st; new
front. With from. entrance TO dwelling II desired
Sil O. per month.
Store room aad dwelling, osls Chapllnc S.
s225) per month.
sroomed dwelling. 1901 ChRpline St SIS per
month. -
Modern lo.roomed dwelling a, Ti,onyIlle;
properly Of the late ". r. R0bInsou with .
acres Of lund ane orchard. etc. SIS per month.
road. only few minutes from this city. SIS per
month.
7.roomed dwelling, 81 South From, st, Al SIS
per month. p.
7.roomed dwelling i26 l,,hst SO per month.
6roomcd dwelling, modern, 5, South Huron
st 81 per month.
5rooms, I'd floor. 65 Virginia ST., both gases
and water. A |. sll per month. -
5rOomed dwelling $40 Eoist SO per month.
5roomed dwelling. 3ll9 Jacob ST. Sll per
month.
aroomcd dwelling. o5O5 WOOD St IS per month.
%roomcd dwelling, 10 South Wabash st $40
per month.
Sroomed dwelling. North Wabash st. SO per
month.
rooms, 8? Thirteenth st. 81? psr month.
4.roomed dwelling. $50 Market $40 per month.
4'roomed dwelling ll64 High St 81 per month.
troomed dwelling. 1918 McCOlloch ST 81.
rooms. 1856 Market St. S. per mouth I'D floor)
3rooms, 21i5Chapliuest..2d floors per month.
3rooms, los Virginia ST. S. per month.
.rooms. a 18th St 81 per month.
SMITH & DICKINSON,
1929 MARKET STREET.
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE.

House. . rooms, ltth sIicct. $1,000
House, rooms. Anikct between 7th and s,a
streets. very cheap, ei,7U).
House. . rooms and hall. Chupllno s,rsot, near
2ll street, E.iUJ.
I'D street. $500 'N''
House rooms hnd hall corner North Front
anu Kcntllrky streets, s2J00
Double frame house. " rooms and G,oro room,
month, 5000. 'N'
lion.c, room, brick. md 4roomcd house ia
| tcur. Eoii street, Centre Wheeling, 5000.
House, Grooins, Chapllne street, Centre Wheel.
| Ink. $3.50.
House, I rooms. Goth street, $1,000
House rooms, 18th street, cheap On easy
House, troomI. brick Jacob street. 4th ward,
House, room, and hall. Park View 10. l,,r
| 10 feet, easy terms. SLID.
House. rooni. 9Th At, lot 2ItlO0 Itoat 81 10
Double house 10 rooms, indiana street, Island.
easy terms. yl,JOl
House. 0 ICONS. South Huron street, Island.
with large lot, Fled,
House; . rooms, corner lot. 9th stroo. cay
House, Q rooms Mccolloch strcc., EAs. Wheel.
| Ing Lon
House. tooma and hall with largo lot, 18th
| street, $1,000.
House. 3roomS, Charles street, easy tcrns 1871.
House rooms. baltimore street., East Whcet
ibE. easy terms il.0n
House, I rootns. 18Th street. easy terms, sly1.
House, 10 rooms, brick. with largo lot. 18th
| stcet. cheap.
Hou'e, rooms, Jacob street. 9th ward, easy
terms. $500
hou1c, q rooms, 21th s!roOt $500
House, rooms, Wood street. 9Th ward o. Sjl
Pine dnlihod house, rooms and hall PARK
vlew, 10. l0OIl76 feet For q short time only,
slsOO.
Splendid house. 6roonI aud hall. Lind stree.
Delyedero. u. so
llou,e. rooms, brick, Market street, Cea,ro
Wheeling. cheap, a. 30
Lots on Lind street. Ielycdeto, $50 and Sgj
each.
Three lots in Park View. cheap.
Bnsincss property on Market street at moder.
ate price
$50, sJOo 500, $500. $1,000 and sl,5oo to loan on
renl c,tltn
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The PHENOMENAL WONDER
Has Arrived at Last at
the Mcclure.


APhenomenRl Wonder at the McLuro House.
Room 1I. the only genuine medium. PROT C. NJ.
NoSTEFI0RE. sittinss. ladies' 81, gents s.
Beware Of fraudulent ones The only genuine
medium living since the age OF four years Is
Prot Montefore, who can be consulted on nil
live points and matimory. VIII tell jon the
rsnes Of depar,ed friends and living ones All
diseases. no matter OF what nature will be fully
IIssnoaed aud immediate relic! given. Only
iuch csseI takeu As other physicians cannot
curs. Deafness, 6u, rheumatic pains. catarrh
In all forms, cancer. consumption. dropsy and
asthma The separated brought together: mar.
ii.ss consrmu,a.ad. In fact. the Professor IA
the strongest medium the world has ever pro-
cacet. Born In Madras lnoia he was the vice
presdent OF the Thcosophical Society oil india.
snf was IN intimate friend OF Madam BAvAtsky.
whose conversion he wa, Instrumental Ia bring
!sg about Professor was born Of Hindoo par.
elu rgs..s
P,rlor At the NcLure House III. Once hours
from ga n. until p. IN. 0aice hours sunday
Hon 10 q n. 10 p m. feB
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WEST VIRGINIA BILL.

Tho Iensur" Athoriz,nc Our Share OF tho
Direct Tax Passes Congress.
WASHINGTON. D. c., March AT the
night session OF the house tho resolu-
ton authorizing the payment OF West
Virginia's share OF the direct tax 1885,
0o0). which was held back owing to le-
gal technicali.ies, passed. and will be-
come law when the President signs it.
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A SEVERE rheumatic pain in the left
shoulder mad troubled Mr.. J. H. Loper,
a well known druggist OF Des Moines,
Iowa, for over six months. At tirres
tho pain was so severe that no could
not lit anything. With all he could
do he could not get rid OF 1t until he ap-
piled Chamberlain Pain Balm. 81
only made three applications OF it," he
says. land have since been free from
all pain" He now recommends it to
persons similarly afflicted.
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Belt Buckles.

The biggest season yet for
them, and already we are
showing a variety unrivaled.
Over 50 different designs Of
the very newest, oXidized,
bright and satin finishes,
best quadruple plate, war
ranted. Bear in mind ours
are the best made-not cheap
and trashy catch penny
things. Prices
75c to ST. 50,
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Glistcnirg In the rays OF the MONDAY sun arc
beautiful exceedingly, but II one OF ,hom were
thru,. down your back how you would shudder.
This is precisely what you DO when the pro-
moni,ory chill Of fever and aguc comes OIL
Then IL the time 10 take Hostct,cr's Stomach
Biticrs, 'knocke. our OF every form OF maln.
ria; also OF dyspepsia. hiliousness, constipation
rheumatism aud kidney trouble
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HENRY sruDEBAKER.

Henry studebaker died Saturday at
South Bend, Ind, OF stomach and other
troubles, after an illness oftwo years. He
WAS born sixty.eight years ago in Adams
county, Pa, going to South Bend when
a young man. where. in 1852, no and
hi, brother. Glenn Studebaker, estab-
lished Studebaker Manufacturing Com.
pany. f5n a.
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Notice,

I want every man and woman in the
United States interested in the Opium
and Whisky habits to have one OF my
books on these diseases. Address b. VI.
WooILEY, Atlanta, Ga, Box $780, and ono
will BIO sent you free. sawy
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SENTENCES CHANGED.
Tho Hawaiian Rebol Leaders will
not Suffer- Death Penalty,
LONG TERMS OF IMPRISONMENT

Being sub'titutod-soward, Wilcox
and Others Must srond Thlr,y.tive
Years IN Prison aud Pay $4,000.
Ek'onoon Ill to b, Prisoner Tor
Fvo foars-Evidonce that tho Ito.
boillon was Entirely tho Work OF
White MONA Rumor OF British
Protection.
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TilE pl.Arli i,lsT.

Tho ES.Khvdivn "f Egypt mud prof.
Iiihckio Among those Who Pms, Away.
lsmnil pash diod In Constanlinoplo
Saturday a'tor u long Illness. fsmail
pnsha, cx.viccroy, or khodivc, Of Egypt.
Is tho son OF lbrahim pashn, mud grand.
son Of tho celebrated Nlchomit All. Ito
was born III Cairo IN 1880, and succeeded
his brother, Said pasha, January IS,
1853 llo was educated In Paris, md on
returning to Egypt Ia 1910, no opposed
tho policy OF Abbas pasha, tho vicoroy.
who, aa II was supposed. made, in 1853,
for political purpoaes criminal charge
AGAINST hi IN, which was moi, however,
proceeded with. lilo had much trouble
IN his transactions with VI. Do Lossops
In rotation TO tho Suez canal. Those
dllliculsoa were amicably sottlOd In
July, 1851. through Emperor Napoleon.
Tho vieeroy gavo serious oiienao to the
sultan by tho airs OF sovereignty which
ho assumed during his journey to Eu.
rope. Tho attempt TO Europoanizo
tho country cntailed Il vast national
dobt. and In 1875. tho.khcdive procured
u temporary respite from his shares In
the Sues canal 10 the British govern.
Inent. A new ministry was formed un.
dor British influence by Nubar Pasha
toward the close Of 1878. This ministry
was oyertbrown In February, 1879, by
an emeutc. which the khodive was sui.
pocIed OF fostering. A joint represent.
alton Of tho Fronch and English govern.
ments resulted In tho apparent sub.
mission Of lsmail Pasha aud tho lorna.
ton OF now cabinet under Prince Tew-
Tx. This arrangement lasted only a few
weeks. and Ii April Of tho noxt year.
the khcdiye dismissed his advisers.
Af.or aome delay, whom lsnail Pasha
had turned deaf ear to the suggestion
OF abdication urged upon him by the
European consul general, the sultan.
prompted by Franco aud England. is
sued a tirman, deposing Ismail and nom.
mating Tewtik as khodive. Ismail, &c.
cordingly, abdicated In favor Of his son,
June 20, and on July l ho loft Egypt.
PROP. JOHN STUART DLAcKIE.
Professor John Stuart Blackie died
Saturday. John Stuart Blackie, son OF
an Aberdeen banker, was born in Glas-
gov in 1909, and was educated at Aber-
deem and Edinburgh. He also spent
two years on tho continent studying
languages and classical philology. In
1884 he published metrical translation
OF Goethe's Faust and in the same
year waa called to the Scottish bar. In
1871 he was appointed to tho newly
formed chair OF Latin literature in
Marischal college, Aberdeen, which
post no held eleven years. In 1852 he
was appointed TO the Greek chair in the
University OF Edinburgh. which he re.
signed in 1882. Thereafter he devoted
himself'to writing aud lecturing. Lat.
terIy no lectured on "Modern Greek"
and published papers on the subject In
the Nineteenth Century and the Scot
fish Review. He was voluminous
writer. Among his works were Songs
and Legends OF Ancioa. Greece" "War
Songs Of the Germans" Laws Of the
Highland, and lslands," "Self Culture"
"rhe Wise Men of Greece" "rhe Wis.
dom OF Goethe" "The Life Of Robert
Burns" THE Scottish Highlands" and
many others devoted TO variety OF
subjects.
UrSRy srrnrulVrp
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The "canals" OF Mars, it has boon
calculated, could contain about l,G34,0O
OF our Suez cnnals.
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EVERYBODY is drinking ale now
best winter drink.
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OF Hoods Sarsaparilln wins friendq
whorovor it Is fairly and honestly tried.
10 hnve perfect health, you must have
pure blood. and tho bost way 10 have
pure blood Is To take Hoods .Sarsa.
pnrllla, tho best blood purifier md
strength builder. 1t oxpoIa NIL tain,
OF scroiula, salt rhoum and all other
humors. and at the snme time builds up
tho whole Bystsm. M
fooD's Puts arc prompt and efficient.
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FOR SALE

SPECIAL BAR3AlSS IL PROPERTY.
No. 10 South Penn street sevcn'roomed now
house. laundry. bath room, hall porches. both
gases. III the best location. with all the latcs.
improvements: cheap
10. 10, and llO6 Maykc. street. two stors
rooms eight large rooms upStairI fl25ol
No. &c South Huron street, 6roomcd house, lot
SS1l90 feet $1,000
No. Gil Market street, 6rnomcd house, lot
l6xltS feet Sl50l. i
No. ISIS lacob street, 7.roomcd house. in good
location. 5000
No, Il Fourteenth street, ll.roomcd brick
house: cheap.
No. lis South Penn street. 9.roomcd house.
bath room, with NIL latest improvements. largo
lot; cheap.
Also building lots. farms aud residences OF all
sizes. Call ana SEQ me.
HARRY j. FINK.
Telephone 6s1. uasl lll3 Market Street, City.
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NESBITT g. DEVINE,
Tel 6g 1880 Market Street.
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
5.roomcd brick, No O. Virginia street
3'roomed frame No. n South York street
5roOred brick, No. Iol North Front street
5roomed frame, No. 8 North broadway street
s.roomGd brick, No. Virginia street
G-rO0med brick. No. IS South Broadway.
3'soomed frame. No. III North Huron stree.
S.roomed brick. No. u fitte,nth street
Iroomed frame, No. 80 Ohio street.
3-roomcd frame, No. 60 South York street.
5-roomed frame. No. 10 South Elm street.
+roOmcd frame, No. lio0 NoColloch street
4.roomed brick, No. 1877 Nccoloch street
5.roomed brick. No. $3.50 Eon street
rooms, second door. No. 37i2 Jacob htree..
4'roomed brick, No. 2il7 Alloy b
6.roomed brick, No $685. Woods street
5-rooned frame, No. 3l23 McCollooh street
1'roomed brick. No. GIG Main street.
Sroomed brick, No. III Thirty.th!rd street
2roomed frame, No. IS Ohio street
6-roomcd frame, No. 1881 Woods street
S-roomed frame. No. lib Elizabeth street.
3'roomed frame, No. q North Wabash street.
3.roomed brick. No. q AlleyL
7-roomed frame and store room. corner -Four.
teenth and McColloch streets
Store building, Nos. lil2 and lilt Main street
sStore building, No. l52 Main street.
once and living rooms. No. 100 Market St
Once and living rooms. No. 1871 Market St
Oaice room. No. 1902 Chaphne street
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WANTED-POSlTION BY COMpE.
w TENT book.kecper, not afraid OF work,
keep set OF books In the evening Address
C. Box u. City. InrlV
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"ANTED-A NURSE GIRL. MUSl
W. have experience and come well recon-
mended. Apply ut 1888 Chapllne street iei9
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Jos. Horne & Co.
Penn Ayo. and Flfth St., Plttsburg.
MONDAY, March 1, 1906

Just as easy to shop by
mail through our Mail Order
Department as to buy In per-
son.
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salary and expenses or good commission and
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SALESMAN (MEDlCAL)-wANTED
pOrtant surgical work almost rcndy. An excel.
lent income can be earned by physicians or
Others OF good address State age and 0 pcrIence
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WE ARE TO HAVE ACABLE
Colonel SpaIding Gets Every En-
enlargement.
1.-THE scheme Considered Good.
President TO Recommend Aid.

From private advices tits learned
that Colonel Spalding has received
great encouragement from the capt.
talists in the East regarding his
cable scheme. The monied men of
New York, Boston and Washington
look upon a cable to Hawaii as an
absolute necessity and should be
built by American capital, even
though it may not be paying in
vestment from the start.
Among the clubmen in New
York and Washington the impress
sion exists that operations will
begin even before the time allow
ance expires. The reasons for the
haste being due to the fact that
Honolulu is fast being recognized
as an important point both COM
mercially and strategic. The fact
that the situation in the Orient is
as it is and with nothing to lead
the people in the United States to
feel that it will be permanently
settled very soon brings to them a
realization of the Importance of a
trans Pacific cable.
President Cleveland has been
spoken to on the subject and has
himself as favorable to
the scheme, and from his remarks
it is believed he will favor sub
stantial assistance.
The news received are considered
favorable, and whatever doubt has
been felt regarding the completion
Of the cable may be dispelled.