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rosrrIvEby DENIED
A""' tue state Department Has Interfcrcd
IN tho Cnso Uf tho Hawaiian Rebels,

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W .'o VI ,"' ,'n"n,ian i''po,.'
"Hsn'SoroS' Feb. lS'-ltis positively
uenicd at tho state department that
Secretary Gresham In, intcrvcucI
specipllv IN III. ,,,a :, NJ So
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1"' " 'ho americans unuof sentence oil
ueath Ut Honolulu Tor treason. or that
no hns addressed n snccll ,ncssnco nm
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CHARLESTON, W. Va, Fob. lS.-Tho
senate judiciary committee reported
iavorably on senate bill 90, amending
tho codc concerning county courts, and
without recommendation on house bill
10, providing that state licenses DO Ia.
issued tor ono year, four months or two
months. Tho senate general appropria,
lion bill passed 10 take effect from pas.
sace). The houss legislative appropria.
ton bill was advanced 70 second road.
ing. Senate bill 5, providing for tho
payment OF certain military claims, wa,
sent back TO second reading.
Senate bills passed: 6s. relating to
delinquent taxes; l05, relating to tho
taxation Of foreign insurance, telegraph
and express companies; 100, comforting
additional powers on the Potomac &
Piedmont Coal and Railroad Company;
40. creating the office Of dairy and food
commissioner; IL. granting tho Brooke
County Cemetery Company certain lots
Of land; l26. concerning the collection OF
local taxes; l4S. amending the Hunting.
ton charter.
Bills rejected: Senate bills ITO, pro.
viding that all sessions OF tho supreme
court BIO hold at Charleston; 1870,
prescribing the time OF working roads;
AZ, amending the law concerning nows-
paper libel.
Bills advanced to third reading: sen.
ate school book bill, Rand. McNally 4
Cos Biographies were substituted for
MitcheIrs and number OF changes
were made in the prices Of books.
Bills advanced TO second readin 2:
House bills e04, repeating the act, Gro
a,inc the independent school district OF
Brandonville; 2, authorizing married
women 10 convey real estate by an at.
torney in fact
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PmLApELrHlA, Feb. ia cablegram
from Nassau, y. p. state, that the
Philadelphia barkentine Sadie A..
Thompson, Captain Mowati, from Cal.
bairieu, for this nor, with 1900 bags Of
sugar, valued nj 100000, consigned TO
the Sugar Trust, has been wrecked on
Memory Rock. Bahamas. The vessel Is
valued at $4,000, and, together with
the cargo. was covered by insurance in
local companies. Tho Sadie A. Thomp.
son was launched ut Camden, n. j.,
July, 1895, and is named after the wife
OF William J. Thompson, the Glouces.
ter race track owner, who, with Captain
Mowatt and Bergner & Engel are her
principal owners. Captain Mowa,t,
vino is accompanied by his wife, resides
in this city. While no mention OF
the safety OF tho crew Ia made In the
cablerram, received, 1t is generally DO.
lieved that all hands have been landed
all right,
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TEX Tsrs, Feb. ls.-Tsung.M.Yumcn
ttho Chinese foreign Office has request.
cd Mr.. Donby, tho United States minis.
tor to this country, to suggest to tho
government OF Japan that tho peace
ENJOYS appointed by tho two countries
meet ut Port Arthur or some place near
lion Tain In order to suit tho convent.
ence Of Ii Hung Chang, ono OF the
Chinese ENJOYS. The Chinese govern.
ment has requested Mr.. John ". Foster,
who was selected to assist tho Chinese
enyoyu In tho peace negotiations, to
meet Ii Hung Chang at Tien Tain, MIR.
Foster, who is now at Shanghai, will
probably ICavo there Tor Ten Tsin rs
soon as communication between tho two
piaces 10 opened.
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III aur housr.
-ial p1pc.tA 10 ~ f-,,'ifcer,e-

spccfdl DtpcttA 10 t% intelligence.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Feb. ls-The
house concurred in tho senate amend.
ments to the bill relating to the school
district OF Petersburg, and the bill
Was again passed. The vote By which
senate bill SO, amending the school law,
was indefinitely postponed was recon.
sidsred and the bill was ordered to a
taird reading.
Bill, passed: Tho legislative appro-
pria,ion bill; house bills III, pre-
scrIbing the penalties for circulation OF
false reports affecting tho financial
credit OF person, and firms; 1853. closing
the account OF the state with the Mer-
chants bank OF Charleston; s., con-
corning otienses against property.
Mr.. Corder offered resolution stating
tina. the American Book Company is
attempting TO prevent legislation in the
interest Of cheaper books, aud II no
legislation in thi, direction be had at
this session the present prices for
school books must continue. and that it
is the sense Of the legislature that i'm.
mediate steps should De taken to secure
cheaper books for the schools. It was
adopted.
Bills advanced to third reading: Sub
s.iiu;e for house bill 267. empowering
boards Of education TO establish evening
schools in certain cases.
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slrnmnr nunrnnilned.

SAN Francisco, Feb. 1S.-The steamer
City OF Sydney arrived from Panama
this morning and was ordered into
quarantine by DR.. Lawler because Of
smallpox which developed OH ono Of
the crow on tho voyage up tho coast.
Shortly after leaving Panama ono OF tho
coal pnssers named James Brophy was
taken sick. and though no showed symp.
toms OF smallpox, the real nature Of his
disease was not known until Acapulco
was reached. There ho wa. taken
ashore and tho quarantine officer Of tho
Mexican mort. DR.. G. Costelenu, insisted
by Surgeon lIibbi,t. Of tho United States
steamer bennington. and DR.. Voisard,
Of tho stenrnsr. vaccinn.ed all tho pas.
songers on board and every mcmbor OF
tho crow.
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aIADGE YoHKE's MURDERER.
Tho Whereabouts or Actor Gentry Still n
Nystcry.

Tho Whereabouts OF Actor Gentry Still n
Mystery.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Feb. 1S.-Up TO
noon nothing had been heard OF Actor
J. B. Gentry. who murdered Miss Madge
Yorke. The police officials are guard
Ing every depot in the city closely and
il the murderer has no, already made
his escape from town 1t will De almos,
impossible for him 10 do so. Detective
Geyer is OF tho opinion that Gentry
caugh: :hc 10 o'clock train on the Penn
sylvania railroad for New York last
night before the officials had time 10 set
4 watch At the depots. The revolver
with which the murder was committed
was found this morning in snow bank
a. Eighth and Locust streets, which is
but half block from tho hotel whero
Miss Yorke was murdered. Three
chambers wero empty, showing that
Gentry had fred three shots ct tho &C.
tress.. One struck Miss Yorke in the
center OF the forehead and passed
through her head, coming out Just back
OF her right car.
Miss Clark, who vas close friend
OF the dcad actress, and who va, i'll the
room at the time OF the shooting, can
give no reason for tho murder, n, she
had never heard OF any quarrel between
tho iorcr-. Charles +. Blanoy, man.
a.er OF the baggage Check" the com.
pany OF which Aliss Yorkc was mom-
bcr, is unable 20 ascribe my motive
for the decd, unlcss it was prompted by
Jealousy.
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LONDON, Fob. lS.-Tho Times corros.
pondont At Hong Kong sends n dispatch
which explains tho reason for tho hur-
ried departure OF tho British warship
Mercury for Fornosa. 1t says that
numbers OF tho Chinese irregular force,
known US the black flags, arc commit.
ing outragos on the Island. The time,
dispatch adds that British residents on
the island also wired to Hong Kong for
help. These black flags are notorious
robbers and II thore is nobody else to
raid and rob. will make the Chinese
themselves their victims.
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BUFFALO, Feb. lS-Thc north wing OF
Music hall was damaged by FIRE to-day
to the extent OF abou, $4,000. The
rooms occupied by the Ssengerbund so.
ciety were Quilted, the library OF the
German Young Mems s.ocia,ion, W hich
owns tho structure, was damaged by
smoke and fire, and the concert hall was
water soaked. The total loss will reach
$4,000. Music hall proper was pro.
tected by FIRE wall and va, not dam.
aged. The cause OF the FIRE is though,
to have been escaping gas. as three ex-
plosions were heard before the fire
broke out.
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AnCHDUKH AhnEur DEAD.
He Had Risen to lie Iu.p-etur General of
tho Austrian Army,

He Had Risen to lie Insp-ctur General of
tho Austrian Army.
VIENNA. Feb. lS-Archduko Albert
died to-day at Arco. South Tyrol, OF
congestion Of the lungs. He was in his
seycnty.oighth year. Archdukc Albert
was the oldest son OF Archduko Charles,
a brother OF tho grandfather Of Em.
peror Francis Joseph and Princess Hen.
rietta Of Nassau. Wcilburg. In 1911 he
married Princess Hildcgarde OF Baya.
ria. who died in 1864. He entered tho
army at on early age, commanded
division In Italy in 1919, took an
important part In tho baltic OF
Nevada, received the command OF the
Third Army corp, at the end OF tho
campaign and was subsequently ap-
pointed governor general OF Hungary.
In 1861 he was appointed to the com.
mand Of the Austrian troops in Lom-
hardy and Venetia He gained vic
tory over the Italian troops at Custozza
during the campaign Of 1896. and after
the ba,tls Of Sadowa he was made COM
mander-in.chief OF the Austrian army,
which title he retained until March,
1869, when he exchanged 1t for that OF
inspector general OF the army. A work
on "Re,ponsibility in War" which he
published In 1869. was translated into
French by captain oil the French ar
tillery, and into English by all English
captain.
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NEw YoNS, Feb. lS.-Isobcr. Dry.-
dale, the father OF Madge Yorkc, who
was murdered last nigh. in a philade..
phia hotel byJ. B. Gontry, went to that
city to-day TO bring homo tho body o.
his daughter. Mrs. Drysdale and her
remaining children arc prostratel with
grief. Nadge was tho oldest OF four
children, two boys and two girls, three
Of whom were born in Dunierm.inc,
Scotland. The family came TO this city
about fifteen yoars ago. For sevon
years Mr.. Dryndale has been travelling
salesman Tor LEONARD n.reet importing
hnuaa.
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ISDIASAroLis, lsn., Feb. lS-Ar.
ranyements for the funeral OF Minister
Gray have been completed. The re.
mains are expected Thursday afternoon
and will DO met Mt the station by the
city and state officers and militia. The
body will be taken to the state house,
where it will lie in state until 0 o'clock
Friday morning and will DO taken to
Union City for burial.
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american Killed in Mexico.

GuADALAJARA, Mexico, Fob. ls.-
George Martin and Frank Gardner, two
American tourists. left here about n
month ago for Maza!lau. Alvices have
lust been received that Gardner was
thrown from a horse noar Topic and
killed. Hoi Is said 10 have been prom.
inen, and wealthy business man OF
some CITY In New York state.
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A silver quarter Ia abou. as much as
,ome people caro- to invO.t in medicine
Tor immediate uae. Spend this sum for
pnckage Of Simmons Liver Regulator,
powder. It's tho woman's friond--
cnres sick headache in tho righ. way,
and quickly, too; just as good for bill.
Iousness. ,
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WAsnlSaros, D. G.. Feb. IS.-secro.
tarv Herbert has a now grandson. Last
night 4 son was borr to Mrs. Micon,
tho sccrc,ary's Youngest daughter and
tho wife Of Benjamin Micon, chief clerk
OF tho navy department. n. tho sccre-
tary's homu on F street.
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And those who arc NIL triod out and
have that tired feeling or sick hoadache
can DO relieved Of oil these symptoms
by taking Hoods Sarsaparilla. which
give, nerve, mcntal and bodily strength
and thoroughly purifes tho blood. 1t
also crca,cs n good appetite, cures in.
digestion, heartburn and dyspepsia.
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ro rnorEor rol.ElGNEns.
u.M. s. Mercury Dispatched to tho Island
of fUrnosn

lloSG KoSo, Fob. ls.--Thc British
cruiser Mercury has been suddenly dis.
patched from this port 10 tho Island Of
Formosa In response to MI urgent mp.
pcnl acnt by tho British consul thorc
for tho presence Of q warship. Tho con.
sul said tho vessel was needed Tor tho
protection OF foreigners. Tho Mercury
Is n cruiser Of $3.50 tonS and carries
thirteen guns.
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THE LEGISLATURE.
Routine Proceedings OF Yosscr-
days Session Condensed.
THE MEASURES MADE AND MAKING

In tho Two Brnnohcs--Tho Senate Ito.
Jecs tho Bill FOR Holding tho su.
promo Court scssions at Charleston
Alonc--Tho Legislative Appropria.
ton Blll Passes Tho House OF Dele.
cntcs--scuHto School BOOK Dill.
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The 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 the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
It's excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing md truly
beneficial properties Of n perfect lax
alive; eflectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
l: has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval Of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
ncys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly FREQ from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, hut it ia man
ufactured by the. California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute il offered.
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GEO. r. TAYLOR.

WRAPS AND WINTER GOODS generally in
w the back ground. but anybody wanting
Cloth Garment carried over, at FOUR DOLLARS,
that formerly was fifteen or twenty dollars, can
have one. or a new Cloth Garment at Just Half
Price. Fur Garments we would sell now at less
than cost For Blankets and Comforts we will
try to make prices to suit the customer.
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Distressing Kidney md Bladder dis.
eases relieved in six hours by tho "Nrw
CHEAT SouTH AMERICAN KIDNEY Cure"
This now romody ia II great aurpriso on
account OF its exceeding promptnoss in
relieving pain In tho blnddor, kidneys,
back and ovory pnrt OF tho urinary pas.
sncos in mnlc or female. II relieves re.
tention OF wa,or and pain In passing il
almost Immediately. II you want Quick
relief and euro this il your remedy. Sold
BIZ R. II. List, Druggist. Wheeling, W. Va.
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HooD's Pills arc easy to take, easy in
action and sure in oiTect. 2jc. Q
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W3Sl1l1nEm
STOCK
TAKING
OVER !

WE at once turn our attention to the opening
up Of Spring business by placing OH sale
this morning the New Spring and Summer Goods
that have been coming in for the last two or
three weeks. Early buyers will be more than
pleased when they see the unusually attractive
display of
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1895-01-16
: Notes From the Field.

The secretary of the State Alliance is in
receipt of hundreds of letters in which the
writer apologies for not having a delegate
at the state meeting. Can't afford it.
There are no live Alliances in Wnona
county" Ask J. r. Campbell, of the Sara
toga Alliance, and you will learn that the
above statement is false.
The counties in the state having the
greatest number of live alliances are Rem
vile and Marshall Where is the ambition
of Polk and Otter Tail?
The North Star Alliance of Usage, Becker
county, which has been considered dead for
years, has RENTED its dues to the State
Alliance with the information that they
have a good membership and had held
regular meetings all the time.
Peter Skoglund of New London, writes
that the old Alliance which had been given
up had meeting on the inst in accord
ance with the request contained in the cir
cuar sent out by the secretary of the
State Alliance Dec 10, 1894 and reorgan-
lied with a good membership and RENTED
its dues Go We and do likewise.
The laundering voice of C. II. Johnson
was missed very much at the State ALI
ance meeting this year. "Charley'' has been
reading clerk at all our meetings for years
but this year he could not afford to come
as he lost his crop last season.
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ago never did qualify, the former
treasurer, II. P. Bjorge, turned over

ago never did qualify, the former
treasurer, II. P. Bjorge, turned over
and which added to the foregoing. .S3
Total balance of funds on hand. $1OS. II
Your secretary would further report that
the past year, in spite of the hard times
and of the extraordinary political excite
ment has been year of comparative
prosperity to the Alliance and although
you will hear from all quarters that the
Alliance is dead, the books of the secretary
show more Alliances in good standing to-
day than there a year ago. Early in
March last your secretary issued crcu-
lar letter to the Alliances of the state, a
copy of which is appended marked exhibit
a., and in December last issued another
one hereto appended marked exhibit "B."
The result of these circulars has been to
revive many Alliances considered dead for
years. | mention this fact to show what
we could do if we had the means to do it
with, that is if all the Alliances had paid
their dues, but as it has been at many
times during the year. the SECRETARY had
70 advance money for necessary postage
stamps
There are no salaries paid to any of the
officers for the past year $3.50 expect as
previously stated in this report. Respect
fully submitted
A. H. HENDRICkSON.
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eide, while our lawmakers go on
reyeling in all kinds Of protligacy and
debauchery:
"DRIVEN TO SUICIDE BY WANT.
"A NEGRO WOMAN, UNABLE TO PAY
HER RENT KILLS uEpSEIE

"A NEGRO WOMAN, UNABLE TO PAY
HER RENT, KILLS HERSELF.
''Within block of police headouar-
tiers negro killed herself with lauda-
mum yesterday because she was
threatened with ejectment from the
sorry residence in which she lived.
1.-The negro was Ella Dawson, a
young woman, and the act was de-
iiberate and premeditated. The
woman had no one to rely upon save
herself. and two days ago she was
notified by her renting agent, who
had several times called for the mon
ey for her rent, that unless she moved
out by yesterday afternoon, she would
be elected by process Of law.
1.-The woman made a vain attempt
to get up the money Failing in this
she resolved upon death, and as early
as last Saturday, she asked her broth
er for the money to buy some lauda-
mum. He suspected her purpose and
refused.
But she succeeded in getting the
money, land yesterday morning she was
found half dying from the effects of
The deadly drug. A physician was
called in and remained with her all
the morning and until l o'clock yes
terday afternoon, when she died An
inquest was held and verdict CORE
spending with the facts given above
was rendered."
One more instance of the outcome
and offspring of our vicious system of
legislation and we will close this
chapter Thirty years ago man was
sent to Washington to enter the pub
nc service. tie was SO poor that it is
said he had to borrow the money to
pay bis expenses from his home to the
city. For the first ten years of the
time perhaps he received $1,000 an
nuaily. and for the remaining twenty
years $1,000 per annum, total of
something like 1928 1000 Today he is
worth perhaps $lu,G0O,OO He is
called the greatest financier in the
nation, and indeed he must be to have
accumulated this vast sum of money
while attending to his arduous official
duties. He lives in an elegant man
sion on X street, worth over half a
million dollars. and he is the diStin-
guished Senator, John Sherman.
There is something radically wrong
in our social and political structure
when man can thus amass a fortune
while serving his people; and the
storms which are now raging around
it and the waves which are now beat
ing against it will surely cause this
fabric to topple over and fall.
The American people are long-suf-
fering, but there will come time
when they will refuse to be longer
burdened in order that a favored few
may roll in luxury, and trample upon
their PROSTATE bleeding bodies At
midnight, perhaps, the cry will be
heard: Behold the long-su ffering
people are rising." and then woe unto
the plutocrats who have so long
ignored their pleadings.
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REMEMBER.

That whenever public meeting of
the Peoples Party or Farmers ALI
ance is to be held, in Minnesota or
elsewhere, if you will drop us pos tai
card we will send you, free of charge. a
bundle of sample copies of TIE REP
REsENTATIvE, on condition that the
party writing for them will circulate
them at the meeting and Try to get us
some subscribers.
Remember that while stump-speak-
ers do great work, by rousing up the
people. setting them to thinking, and
summarizing the arguments; the real
and abiding work must be done by
newspapers, which come into mans
house and his mind, weekr wee k, afte
like the continued dropping of water
on stone: answering objections. re-
newing Impressions and digging their
way deeper and deeper into the souls
and consciences of men. The Plutoc-
racy understand all this: this has been
their chief agency in controlling the
people. Let the refOrmers be equally
wise in their day and generation.
Remember, that when you deal
with our advertisers you help us to
more advertising: and thereby you
help the cause. which you have at
heart. The prices are away below
what you can get at home. Always
mention the REPRESENTATIVE when
you write for goods or prices.
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The PcODle'S Party PIatfOru

Inc IeODIe f'Nrty
tTune-"Tramp tramp, trampD
Sturdy Populists are we,
And united we agree,
That to belongs the wealth that we
create,
And that he who will not toll
Has no title to the SOIL
But his land must be surrendered to the
state.
Tramp. tramp, tramp the Pops are march
ing
I.abor's rights are bound to come,
All the land is ours to share,
Free as water. sun or air.
Every tOiler is entitled to a home
Uncle Sam should not refuse
All the scrip we need to use,
And without the intervention of a bank:
IT'S very shameful way,
Double interest to pay,
So were standing on a legal tender plank
Chorus.
I'VE the people," now demand
Every railroad in the land;
To be freemen we must own the right of
way,
All the Geographic lines,
All the forests and the mines,
Must be ours to keep forever and a day.
Chorus.
Vast estates will melt as wax
When we get the income tax;
Referendum will be death to every bride
Sturdy Populists are we,
And united we agree
That our votes are sending woe to Shy.
&C. A. Sheffield.