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Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1895-04-11

From the Dry Goods Economist.
Good advertising is one of the best
helps for successful retailing. 1t brings
in the trade This fact is so clearly
demonstrated by the most successful
business men in all parts of the world
that further argument on the question
really seems supcruous. 1t is not
enough to "keep store" in these days,
but in order to keep your business going
at pace that your rival can't outstrip,
you've got to let the public know what
you are doing. You may know all about
it yourself; you may know that you have
the best store in town, equipped with
every facility for doing business proper
ly, and lots of other people may know
it, too-they gradually lind it out by
one telling another--but the great pub
lie don't know it, and won't know it,
until their attention is sharply called to
the fact by intelligent, iorccful adver-
tising.
1t is wonderful how the work of years
can be accomplished in few brief
months by the right kind of publicity.
Many wide awake business man has
been forced from obScurity into the favol
able notice of the public eye, and then
kept there through each succeeding
year as steady and strong as the spark
ling stream that unites the vast ocean
with its humble source in the distant
hills.
The present year is likely to be very
favorable for intelligent advertising.
After so long period of trade depres-
sion the revival is apt to be much the
same as a sick man rising from serious
illness. Convalesence will necessarily
be SLOW, and plenty of good, strong tonic
will be needed. There is the key. Get
onto the rising wave of renewed conf
dencc, of steady business improvement,
and reap the cream of the harvest.
Our readers no doubt remember the
sensation created in the house of repre-
Scntativcs Il few weeks ago by the A. 2.
A. fanatic, Representative Spanglcr, of
Cumberland, who worked himself into a
frenzy over the famous garb bill and
made himself ridiculous by speech
against Catholicity and its clergy. He
set himself up as patriot of the first
water, waved flag during his harangue
and howled for protection to the public
schools. Spangler's record as patriot
has been looked up. A member of the
company to which he belonged during
the rebellion has written a letter giving
proof that Spangler deserted the union
army just before the battle of Antietam
and was not again heard of until long
after the war was over. In justice to
Spangler it must be said he is not the
only patriot with that kind of a
record.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-12

DES MONIES. IA. June 1.-THE dele
gates 10 the POpulist state COnYer tiCn
were slow Ia assembling this morning.
and it was after IL o'clock when Chair
u an r. g. Scott OF the state Central
Committee, called the assembldse to
order.
There was an attendance Of over four
hundred
Tho temporary chairman spoke FOR forty
minutes. roundiy den luucing the two old
parties for their duplicity on the money
question and their subsefviency 10 trusts,
CcrI 0ratiOns. and the money power.
At the close OF the address the regular
committees were appointed and n recess
was taken.
The committees on resolutions and on
permanent organization are I'm the hands
Of the anti-Weaver crowd and 1t is prac-
tically certain that the convention VIII
nominate a straight Populist ticket on
the Omaha platform, win free silver as
a minor issue. There are no candidates
for the nominations.
3.b =. NJ. \. ~. Gillett was made per-
manent chairman.
When the convention reconveled m the
afternoon eN-Congressman y. II. Gillett,
OF Dos MOines. was made permanent
chairman The committee on credentials
reported 800 delegates on hand Inc re-
port of the committee on resolutions WAS
adopted hy an overwhelming vote. Ihe
platform realiirms the Omaha one ana
calls FOR the free coinage OF silver, asks
that all banks be required 10 give Sc
curity for deposits, demands the IN
enectlon of workshops and factories. the
readjustment OF the salaries Of public
officers on an economical basis. and the
imposition Of a 10 per cent, state tax on
all contracts 20 pay I'm gold.
The following ticket was named;
Governor sylvester Crane, Davenport
Lieutenant -GOvernor-A. II. Starrltt,
HrmbOldt. .
state Superintendent-D J.. II. Tabor
Guthr.e county. -.
Raiiro1d Commlssioner-E. j. Stason'
Woodbury. county. .....
fr'i,, ali those who would make silver the
only issue IN the next campaign.
General j. b. Weaver. VINO leo tnt
wing of the party in this state WIN
silver marty was badly defeated.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-12
4 pelicafe Ouestion

WASHINGTON. June 1O-Secretary
Herbert said to-day that it had not yet
been determined whether a war vessel
should be- sent to the Florida coast TO
prevent a fiibustoring expedition going TO
assist the Cuban rebels. Navy officials
generally are Of the opinion that there
is no necessity for any such action by
the United States. 10 is probable that the
action of the Navy Department will de-
pend upon Secretary of State Oney. II
he desires that a Warship patrol the coast,
IL Will, no doubt. be sent
yhe position of the State Department
heretofore has been that 10 IS the duty
Of the United states 10 prevent an armed
expedition going 10 make war upon a
nation or thc possessions or nation
with which We are at peace. but lhefe
f. nothing to prevent the sale OF arms
or munitions 0f war. IL has been held
heretofore that "a torpedo boat taken
apart and shipped in sections could not
be prevented BY this G0yernmenti but
II the torpedo boat should be htt.d and
sailed from "a port Of the United states,
this country would Doe responsible. u mas
also been held that this Government could
not be required 10 prevent men IRON
taking passage on ship bound FOR 'ubdi
Mess they were drilled and afm.n
force. 10 is apparent mat nice uis-
tiuctIon may De made betweeo what Is
and what is not dlbIste-lns expeditions,
II attempts should be- made by Americans
TO assist the Cuban rebels.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-12
NEW ATTORNEY GENERAL
0ATH Of OFFICE ADMINISTERED
~ amor HARMON.
Justice Harlan Administers the Oath-ht-
tcrds "a Cabinet Meeting-Cordi al
Welcome on all Sides.

WASHINGTON. u. c.. June i1.-Judge
Harmon. the new Attorncy-Generai, ar
rived IN the city early this morning and
drove 10 the Arlington Hotel He ar
terwards proceeded 10 the state Depart
mcnt, whore hc took the oath OF oihce
as head OF the Department cf Justice. be-
fore Justice Harlan. Of the Supreme Court
shortly before II a. NJ. Thence, ac-
companied by Secretary Olney. ne walked
ed over to ehe White House TO attend
Cabinet meeting, when he was formally
introduced 10 his associates in the Cabi-
net by his predecessor Attorney-Gen-
eral Harmons welcome was a cordial one
on all hands. but especially from Secre-
tary Carlisle who was the only member
of the Cabinet previously acquainted with
him.
WASHINGTON. June 11.-After the
Cabinet meeting Attorney Har-
mon. accompanied by Secretary Oluey,
drove 20 the Department of Justice. where
MIR Olncy introduced Mr.. Harmon 10
Solicitor-Gcneral Conrad and the other
chief officials Of the department
Mr. Harmon spent the afternoon in
receiving the officials and newspaper men
who called lie made "a most favorable
impression on an he met.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-12
VOL 9--NEW SERIES NO lO5.

ike Father Watson. OF Kingston. only
burns candles. not incense, on the al
tar.
Mr. Brown hccam" rector in lNi5, aha'
~ is alleged. had not been there long be-
fore things became uncomfortable Tor
some members. His public denuncia-
ton Of those who differed with him was
more than man could stant In ser
mon 70 the lodge Of Sons of 81. George
composed Of Euglshmen. he Is said 10
have characterized many Of them as ig-
norant. and their habits not right.
on another occasion. James Kay.
vestryman, had some words with Rec
tor Brown, who ordered Mr.. Kay out OF
the room. Before II was over, the yes
tryman grabbed the rector by the whis-
kers. and the rector retaliated by strik-
ing the vestryman.
The rector's version Is that the trouble
is caused by members taking exceptions
10 Mr.. Browns sledge-hammer blows in
his sermons. He Is said TO call spade
a spade. and is courageous enough,
whether I'm or out OF the pulpit. TO speak
fis mind against the worldliness Of the
day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-12
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
TIE PORTE'S REPLY REGARDING
REFORMS IN ARMENIA.
Chiuese Loan-Other Questions Discusseh'
"Ihe status of the Hou'e Of Lords'-
Liberal and Radical Cheer"

LONDON. June lin the House OF
Commons to-day, Sir Edward Grey, par
liamentary secretary 20 the Foreign VI
flee. said the text of the PCrte's reply 10
the proposal Of France, England, ana
Russia. regarding reforms in Armenia
had been received only within the last rev
days, and that until the three powers had
rad time to consider the reply ana
decide what action should be taken upon
it, 10 statement would be made.
I'm reply to question by Thomas Glib
sonby Wells. Tory member for Lynn
Reeges. regarding the Russo-French imam
cicring Of the Chinese loan Of ilbrb,Hp,
Sir Edward Grey said the Government
would make no statement I'm respect OF
negotiations between powers TO Whlch
Great Britain was not a party.
Answering a question by William Birk-
ley. member for the Ayr district, S-r i
r.. HILBERT. financial secretary TO the
Treasury, said the Government Of Brit
ism Columbia had not asked the Treas
urv for any part OF the 10000 pounds
which II had been authorized 10 advance
to them, for the purpose Of paying the
expenses Of tho transfer Of CrOfter fami-
lies from Scotland 10 British Columbia.
Mr.. Balfour asked If the Government
would confirm the reports that they IN
tended to again claim the time OF the
House. as they had done after the ~ nit
sunt.de recess in 1891.
sir William Harcourt. Chancellor for
the Exchequer, said be would take this
opportunity to inform the opposition That
the Government certainly intended TO
claim the time OF the House, as indicated
by the leader Of the Conservatives.
M. T. G.. Bowlcs-"DOcs the Govern
ment propose at this session 10 submit
to the House resolution relative 10 the
status of the House Of Lords2'
sir william, llarccurt-"1 cs, SIR tllo-
eral and Radical cheers).
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-12

TOPEKA. KAN, June ia cail was
issued to-day 10 leading Republicans OF
Kansas. who favor the free coinage oi
silver 10 meet I'M this city June 3tn' IN
"A meeting OF the silver men. Ihe op-
iect of the meeting is 10 take such ae'loh
as will insure the endorsement OF u'e
frae-coinape policy By the Republican
nartv The fact that the officers OF the
Rimetallio League are populists has caus-
ed distrust of the convention 10 meet June
isth. The call is signed by a. L. Sponsor
editor of the Hutchinson News.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-12
Bold Attempt at Bank Robbery

BUTTE. MONT, June ia desperate
but unsuccessful attempt was male this
afternoon by a lone rObber 10 rob the
Silver Bow National Bank. The man,
who refuses to give his name and who has
nothing on his person 20 Identify him,
walked into the bank when no one was
In but young clerk named VIII Thomas.
and calling him to the cashiers window
levelled a revolver at him and demanded
the cash. Thomas instantly stepped down
behind the counter. and selling a reyolv-
er began firing into the room, and the
rObber ran out Of the bank. Officer In
graham arrived In time 10 see the rObDer
run down the street. and 10 give chase.
The robber turned and fired three times
at Ingraham. one shot passing through
his coat. but none OF the others taking
effect. The officer replied. but the shots
failed 10 take effect. and the roDDer
finally ran down an alley, and was
overtaken and arrested. He is about forty
years OF age. and has the appearance or
a professional robber. silver Bow Bank Is
situated on the corner OF Main and Gran
ite streets, the principal thoroughfares
Of the town. which are constantly crowd
ed with people. For time the bullets
were dying thick and fast. but no one
was lit.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-12
SITUATION In CUBA.
L. s. CRI1SER RALEIGH ORDERED
OUT TO GUARD TIE COAST.
Secretary Oiney's Request to thu Nsvy-No
Arms, Men or Ammunitions
be shipped,

WASHINGTON. June 1.-THE Navy De-
nartncnt is co-operating with the State
Department in preventing rlibusterlng eA-
peditions from leaving the United states
to aid the Cuban rebels.
In addition to ordering the United
States cruiser Raleigh TO guard TIE
southern coast TO look out for tlibustef-
ing craft. Secretary Olney has asked the
NAVY Department TO aid I'm preventing
allbustering from shipping arms. men
and ammunitions from southern ports
TO the Cuban rebels.
The Spanish Minister. Senior Dupuy do
LONE. has had several interviews win
Secretary Oln,t during tho past TWO
days on the subject. and has conmuni-
Gated 10 him the information furnished TO
him by his agents, who are stationed
along the sea coast. and at New York.
SITUATION DELICATE osr.
The delicacy Of the situation makes II
difficuit for tho United States 90 act
effectually.
As pointed out I'm these dispatches some
weeks ago, the mere fact that vessel
has arms aboard Is not prima facie evi-
dence that those arms are intended for
the cuban rebels, and would not be so
regarded even ~ the vessels cleared for
Cuban ports.
The most indisputable proof must b.
obtained that the arms are to be dehv-
cred to those who will use them against
a country friendly TO the United States
before officials can interfere.
This proof is very difficult to obtain.
as the United States has a suit on
hand for SELLING arms. which, Il is charg-
ed. were intended for the Cuban cause.
Nevertheless. the United States cannot
disregard the warning OF the Spanish
Minister. as we are on friendly terms
with Spain, ana cannot omit all proper
precautions to prevent any act by our
citizens which Spain would regard as un-
friendly.
Acting on the request, Secretary Olney
this evening issued the following:
SECRETARY o1SrY's LETTER.
Treasury Department.
Washington. June II. 1896
To Collectors of Customs and others:
lt is a matter OF rum0r that at various
points IN the United States attempts ara
making TO enlist men. to equip and arm
vessels. ana by other Illegal measures to,
aid the insurrection now In progress In
the Island Of Cuba.
While this department has not been
furnished with tangible evidence confirm
atory OF such rumors IL deems It OF
great Importance that no opportunity be
given FOR complaints that the Government
of the United States has I'm any respect
fallen short Of It's full duty as a friendly
nation. Collectors OF customs for the
several districts between New York and
Brownsville are especially enioined 10 hee
10 II that the neutrality laws OF the
United States, particularly sections 52s9
and 800, OF the Revised Statutes are fully
complied with.
S. WIKE.
Acting Sfcretarv
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-12

CHICAGO. ILL. June 11.-Counsel for
various interests involved In the Whisky
Trust litigation appeared t4s morning
before Judge Showalter. Of the United
States Court Edwin Walker. on behalf Of
the Central Trust Company, of New
York. made "a motion TO consolidate with
other causes the supplementary bill filed
by him last week for the
company Praying injunction against
trust stockholders 10 restrain them
from selling judicially the property
and ordering payment Of the Trusts
bonded Indebtedness 10 the Central Com
pany. Levy Mayer. for the siockhoid-
crs. demurred TO the supplementary bill
as bad. and said he would resist its con-
sOlidaiion with good bills. ]. X. Boyc-
SEN for receiver also objected TO con-
solidation. Judge Showalter not being pre-
pared 10 hear the motion argued set Fri
day morning for the hearing Of the latest
phase.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-12
10 Fight the hell Telephone Company

CHICAGO. June l0-Several small COM
panies which nave been infringing on
the Bcrliner fransmittcr patents. con-
tr0led by the Bell Company, will organize
neXt month a national association in
Chicago for the purpose Of fighting the
Ben people i'm and out Of court. The
causes which have led to the proposed
organization originated with the decision
two years ago declaring the Berl-ner
patents void. This decision has later been
reversed and thus the necessity Tor
fight by those companies who have been
doirg business I'm the belief that the
patents were void
The companies which will form the as
sociation are the West Construction Com
panv of Chicago. Standard Telephone
Company Of New York, Hummins
mo. Ind: American Telephone and Phoe-
nix Telephone Company OF indianapolis,
Manhattan Telephone Company OF New
York National Telephone Company OF
Boston Anthony Telephone Company ol
Cincinnati
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-12

BALTIMORE. MD, June 1.-There was
an exciting scene i'm an ico-cream saloon
on Mosher street this morning, resulting
I'm the death Of William Green Francis
n Lowers is locked up At the Northwest
.re is "A clerk I'm the pOst-oiiice, and re-
sides al All west Barr street. This morn
Ing he met Green I'm front Of James tray
nor's ice-crcam saloon and charged nm
with the betrayal of his Cbowers) daus ~
as<inp Green to marry the girl Upon
his refusal Bowers pulled a revolver UNI ulu
AS Green retrcated into the lce-cre"H
saloon he was shot dead.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-12

WASHINGTON. June 10.-Lieutenant j..
II Hareled has been detached from the
Naval Academy. and ordered TO the Am
nbifrite. fcut1nani-Ccmmander II. g. o.
Colby has been detached from duty as
Assistant superintendent OF tne Ser. .iin
Iighthouse district and ordered 20 the
coast Survey: Lieutcgant q. ". Meniz
has been detached from the Coast survey
and granted three months leasf; Assist
amt paymastcr ". Il. Brdwley has oeth
Hawk and Enslgns q. :. Williams and
C. NJ. Kncpper have been ordered Tor
promotion on the Asiaiic station.
WASHINGTON. June i0.-Admiral Kirk
land announced by cable the arrival or
he cruisers san Francisco and Columbia
at Copenhagen this morning. The cruiser
Concord left Nagasaki. Japan. to-day Tor
Chcmulp0, COrca, 10 relieve the Detroit
which has been guarding American In
terests there for several months
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-12
Tho Greek Ministry.

ATHENS. June I'm. Theodore De
I.vannias. as the result of his audience
with the King last evening submitted
to-day the following ministry:
NJ De Lyannias. Minister and Premier
Of Finances. ~
Nj. Skonzez Minister Of Foreign Affairs
Nj MavromichaliS. Minister of the In
terror.
Colonel Smolnits. Minister of War.
NJ Levidi. Minister Of Marine
n Petrides Minister OF Instruction.
NJ Varvoglis. Minister of Justice.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-12

LONDON, June 1O.-Lorenzo Covinston,
the man who was arrested and arraigned
I'm the Bow-Strcet Police Court on sat
urday. on the charge Of having threatened
20 murder Cardinal Vaughan by throw
ing yitriOl upon him, falling 10 receive
80 pounds. which he alleged he mad lost
through certain action or the SathoAc
C.n,trch was again arraigned this morn
inc The police have ascertained that
me man is an American, but further IN
formation concerning him is not forth
coming. He was remanded for medical
examination, with a view to determining
whether he Is a crank or a blackma-ler.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-12

Tho Board Of the Deaf, Dumb and Blind
Insiiiution Reorganired.

Insftfution kcOr2anbteb.
sTAITNTON, VA. June u.-Special.-
The annual June meeting Of the Board or
Directors Of the Deaf. Dumb and Blind
institution was held here to-day Pres
emf. Samuel Forrer. president, George A.
Aushbach, Alexandra; Dr. W. D. Quisen-
berry. Caroline; Dr. B. l.. Winston Han
over; SamI II. Miller Lynchburg; c. w.
: Turner. I.oudoun; Thos j. Crawford
staunton. The board was reorganized,
eloctng Samuel Forrer. president.
Mcssrs. F0rrer. Crowder. and Wins
ton were elected members OF the eXecu-
tive committee. :. G.. Doyle, son OF SUI
printendent Doyle. was elected teacher,
ln the deaf mute department. Mrs. ". l..
Bumgartner was elected teacher IN the
music department.
The Richmond, Va, eye and ear special
ist was invited 90 visit the institution.
IT, IN his opinion. the sight or hearing OF
any OF the pupils can be improved they
may be taken 10 his inhrmary for treat
ment at the States expense.
MEADE WHITES ANSWER.
Meade +. White, I'm his answer 10 the
bill Of John 4. Alexander in the contest
for the office OF Commonwealth Attor-
ney. demurs 20 the entire bill. Judge
Chalkley. OF the County Court, for person
al reasons, will not sit in the case. Mr.
White has retained as counsel A. &. Cor
don. W. +. Craig and Richard s. Ker.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-12

VIENNA. June 11.-Count Goluchowsky,
successor to Count Kalnoky as Austrian
Minister of Foreign Affairs. declared be
Tore the Hungarian delegations to-day
evstem hitherto pursued. Austria he
said. would firmly maintain her alliance
with Germany and Italy as well as her
friendship with all of the powers. Her
principal aim. he declared would be 10
dovel0p the country's commercial policy
and relations IN the far East. The com
mittee accepted the Ministry's budget
without debate
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-12
MRS SARTORf> Ar IHE nor.
otber-Well Known People At the sam'
Re ort.


HOT SPRINGS, VA, June n.-Special.
The new Casino opened last week, and
hereafter ball Will be given there
every week for the guests OF both the
Hot and Warm Springs.
on Sunday night a sacred concert was
given in the Casino. and Miss Boese fen-
dered several vocal selections I'm I-ost
pleasing manner.
Warm Springs. which IS five miles from
the Hot and also under the manage
ment OF Mr. Fred. Sterry. opened this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Decatur Axtel, OF Rich
mond. have taken possession Of 'heir
cottage for the summer.
Mrs. Nellie Grant SartOris and her son,
Mr.. Algernon Sartoris. are occupying cne
OF "The Virginia" cottages.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin =. Brice are regis
tered at the Virginia Hotel
Among the recent arrivals from Ricn-
mond are: Miss V. +. Price, Mr. l.. i.
Sullivan Mr. g. II. Darnell. Mr.. G. j..
Wexford, and J. j. Wexford.
Mr.. l.. +. Sullivan and family have
moved into their cottage. which they
will occcpy during the summer months.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-12
J.h. LMMEy yEHY PENITENT.
And Ills wife is a. Ready 10 Forgive as He
D. 10 bo IoreiVen

SAN FRANCISCO. June 1.-THE case
OF j. IS. Emmct, charged with assaulting
his wife with 81 revolver Saturday night,
was called in the Police Court yestor-
day morning. hut the actor did not ap-
pear. His attorney was there however.
and secured continuance for one week.
Lmmet got bail late last night and
has since remained indoors. nursing bad
~ cut nose. lie is very penitemt, and
says he remembers nothing about the
attack on his wife. Hc says he had
no reason for trying 10 XIII her and that
sho had never given him the least cause
for jealousy. On the contrary their re-
lauons had always heen most happy His
greatest concern seems 10 be how to OBJ
tain her forgiveness.
To friend. he attributed his act TO
whisky. frankly admitting that he was
drunk.
Mrs. Emmett IS still confined to her
apartments boy the wound or the side Of
her head. She does not want 10 prose-
cute her husband, and seems 20 be as
ready TO forgive him as he IS 10 De for
given. but the officers are determined that
she shall appear when the case comes up
again.