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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1897-01-07
THE
Maryland Building
''' Loan Association
of Garrett County
THE
OFFICERS

OFFICERS
ALFRED G. STURGISS. President.
FRED. a. THAYER, First V. p.
DR.. II. W. MCCOMAS. Second V.P.
JAMES c. PEDDICORD, Secretary.
WILLIAM HINEBAUGH. Treasurer.
JOHN SHARIZER, Manager.
G. $. HAMILL, General Attorney
THOMAS J. PEDDICORD, Supt. of AgencIe
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-16
CHINA HAS A POSTAL SYSTEM
Celestial Empire do Move, Along With the
Rest of the World.

Washington, March l5.-Official an
nouncement mas reached here that the
new postal system of China, which re-
placed the crude private courier service,
went into operation on February 20.
The new service is based on the lines Of
the British postal service and is now IN
der the direction of a British official 10
Gated at London, who has been design
ated commissioner of the imperial Chin
csc customs. The postoffice established
by the United States and number Of
foreign countries In several cities OF the
empire for the benefit of their respective
colonies win remain in operation until
the new service is in good working or
der.
Superintendent of Foreign Mails
Brooks has sent formal announcement
Of Postmaster General Gary's assump-
ton OF office 10 the International Postal
Bureau at Berne. Switzerland. In this
he says: Il am directed 10 add that il
will be Mr.. Gary's aim TO promote 10 the
extent OF his ability the continuance OF
the cordial relations between this de-
partment and the postal administra-
tons of the countries embraced in the
Universal Postal union which have been
so happily maintained during the admin
istra ton of his predecessor"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-16
NO BALLOT IN KENTUCKY
Straws Show the Wind Mt Present Blowing
Hunters Way.

Frankfort, KY. March i5.-There were
lsrge crowds in the senate chamber and
in the hall OF the house today in antici-
patton OF a ballot for United States sen
ator 20 succeed Senator Blackburn, but
IN respect 10 the late Senator Sawyer.
both branches adjourned about noon
without joint session. A. the exscu-
tive department; and AZ Bradley head
quarters in the hotel. I; was denied tia.
there was any coalition with the Demo
Gratis 20 elect Governor Bradley senator
over Congressman Hunter, TIE Repaoh-
can caucus nominee
Louisville. Ky March ia special 20
the Post from Frankfort KY. says: A.
soruey General Taylor today filed len
stny written opinion in watch ne neid
that a ballot for United States senator
NAY 5e legally taken a. aay line III
suggested mat a ballot BE- tsksa 1osey
aad again on th- ssrd. the day ~ y NJ.
Worthlnglon. in order - make J; bird
ing. Il VII have 40 eject On ta- legis-
iaso-s. however. who WI ncs S3liot un-
III March -Srd Taylor i a. ardent
H.atsr man. Senator H.sSen says he
WI support d. Huass-. N viss c. =:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-16
HOW TO MAKE DIAMONDS
just Follow M. Moyat's Directions and
You'll Have Them to Burn.


Washington. March 15.-Chemists have
recently and in public made actual dia-
monds comparable in every respect save
one, that of size, with natures most val
ued product. But the crystals so manu-
featured have while true diamonds, been
so microscopic in proportions as to be of
no commercial. value. Now, however,
United States Consul German, at Eur
len, reports TO the state department that
a NJ. Moyat claims to have discovered a
process by which diamonds of a larger
proportion may be produced. In princ:-
pie his process is similar TO the one now
used; that is. TO crystalize carbon out of
iron and steel by means of high pressure
and high temperature. Yet there is an
Improvement in the technical operation.
PulveriZed coal, iron ships and liquid
carbonic acid are enclosed in a strong
steel tube Theoretically sealed and sub
jected 20 an electric arc between two ter
nninals in the ends of the tube. The iron
liquifies, is saturated by parts of the pull
veriZed coal and at the same time the IL
quid carbonic acid gas evaporates, there
by creating enormous pressure on the
liquid iron and coal. This pressure con-
siderably increases the dissolution of the
coal in the liquid iron. While the mixture
is cooling the carbon cryStalliZes, partly
in the form Of real diamonds and partly
in the form of crystals. These crystals
are released from the ingot by dissoiving
the iron in diluted muriatic acid. The
mixture by this method remains under
high pressure during the operation of the
electric CrIrranr
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-16
Spring mas come.

Spring mas come.
1t is time for all persons to think ser
iously of their health.
But that doesn't mean taking the first
spring remedy that happens 10 be offer
ed.
Persons VINO make IL their business to
get the most effective remedy to be had
are sure to carry home Paine's celery
compound. No other remedy is capable
of cleansing the blood. nourishing the
nerves and regulating the bowels and
digestive organs like Paine's celery COM
pound.
II you are troubled at all by rneuma-
tism, neuralgia, headaches or sleepless-
ness, even if these attacks come only
now and then, now is the time to purify
the system OF them. Don't procrastinate
and daily till frightened into doing some
thing when you find the task OF getting
we'll has assumed desperate proportions.
Paine's celery compound will cure kid
ney trouble. heart palpitation and disor-
dered liver accurately. intelligently and
permanently when other remedies only
raise hopes that are never fulfilled.
Paine's celery compound, which owes
its origin TO the most diSting uished ply
stefan and investigator this country ever
produced. Prof. Edward E. Phelps, VI.
D., LII. D.. OF Dartmouth college. has
been publicly Endorsed among medical
experts as the only spring remedy in any
sense entitled 10 that name.
IL can be said without fear OF contra
diction that no other remedy can truth
fully refer 10 men and women so respon-
sible. so trustworthy. so convincing. be-
cause Of their straightforward. enthusl-
astic and easily-verifed testimonials in
praise of Paine's celery compound.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-16

II. walking. He Is growing stouter. and
LATELY, by the advice OF his physician,
ne has been prolonging his daily walk
In the Thier sarten to one hour and half
inste1d or horseback riding.
Princess Frederick Leopold Of Prussia.
who began bicycling recently, mas been
forbidden n continue 10 do so by the
empress on the ground that IL is unlady-
like Her majesty has conceived a viO-
lent dislike % bicycle riding. and has pre-
vailed uron the emperor 10 discontinue
the practice.
Another drawing by the emperor IL to
De- published on March q. II shows his
grandfather. William /, surrounded by
symbolical personsges. A Berlin art
firm is publishing il in connection with
the centenary fetes.
All the German press express fears that
tlIs regime OF President Mckinley viii
bring a new tariff inlmical 10 Germany.
With reference 20 the new American
sugar bill reciprocity clause. the opinion
in relchstag circles IS that the German
export bounties viii not be abolished.
since the negotiations with Austria and
France failed.
The North German Lloyd Steamship
company announces that is 'tween-deck
fares by its fast steamers will b. raised
70 100 marks and the others 20 $50 marks
from March Il.
The German posta, secretary. Won Ste
phan. will attend the postal congress al
Washington II he is sufficiently recovered
from the effects OF the anoutation of
his foot He viii be accompanied by De-
partmental Director Fritzch and Council
Tor Neumann. The most important meas
ure proposed by Germany will be the alb
clifton OF the postal transit duties.
Professor Koch's report on leprosy In
;He eastern provinces has been published.
L shows that forty-seven cases Still ex-.
ist. TIE disease was originally imported
from Russia. and several new eases have
Just been discovered There are more n
the western districts, anf there IL one
case a. F-ankforI-oa-Odsr.
The memorial han in honor % the sol
d.ers killed during the war 81 Is70-7i will
be erected outside % the BTzndsn5grg
gate. IL viii be n re form o, 3 SEM
circular co.onnsds around an open space
leading 20 the Thierzsrten. and VIII bs
Inscribed T.ta nearly Loo names.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-16
TAKEN INTO FAVOR
M'KINLEY PATR0NIZsD By MP.
GEORGE W. SMALLEY.
He Makes Mckinley Say, for the London
Times. That He Il . General Arbitra-
ZIONIST of the Eaysrd-O lney Grover
Type-ME. smal.ey Il Also Delighted to
- Something OF Foreign Affairs. Almost
as Much, 1t Might Seem, as Mr.. smailey
Himself.

London, March 1.-THE correspondent:
of the London Times in the United States
Mr.. George ". Smalley, gives his inn
pressions today as gathered from a con-
versation with President Mckinley. With
reference 10 the arbitration treaty, the
president is quoted as saying: There Is
no subject on which feel more strongly.
I abide by every word Of my address"
Mr.. Smalley adds: The president is fer
the treaty as originally presented TO the
senate or at least without any amend
ment affecting its efficiency. He showed
real interest and knowledge OF foreign
affairs. and does not intend 20 take any
departure in regard TO Cuba.
He is still protectionist, but he rec
ognizes that circumstances have altered.
He is very earnest and strong in his
views as to his duty regarding b.metal-
ism and will DO his utmost to promote
1t and will exhaust all means TO secure
an international agreement, believing
that prosperity depends upon it. This,
however. does no imply that he is any
the less firm in his resolve to maintain
the gold standard.
''The impression which the converse
ton gave was one of confidence
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-16
CRIME NEWS IN BRIEF.

Topkinsvilie. Ky. March I2.-TOnig h Z
Policeman Henry Tsyre was shot ard
Instantly killed by Walter Merritt. a
gambler. who was IN turn killed ~ Pc
lic.,nsn Norman and Crsy~rs. Nsf-
III. was drinking and had heze cisordsr-
IL all evening and TIE trouble occurred
xh@n Tayre xeat 20 s-rEst h!--
Fort Wayne, Ind. Asrra 13.-T-a .
morning ". Z. Coierick. a prominent
Young lawyer % tbs city. was f7und
dead. ara his intended. Mis- Ma Han.
VAS f.u-S unconscious n a roam a. %.
younx lady's hor3s. An empty bottle %
czrDolSc s-.d ,9D15 n .as rom ind
Gates suicidal inie1, The young pep
DE zsre s0on % have csea married.
Franklin. Ia. karch I5y-Cgps~r Cen-
4riy. she young negro xho las: AorlI
killed Ills Mage. a xal;e 10y q, good
family. Eas executed ber- today. He
made Tx from re gaIi1Rs. saying
'-Ge1sism@a- Yo1 - xosf whisky and
pistol A4a bro1gaf TIE -. -. whisky
a-0n@ azl1 never T1t pis51i n your
T,s-ks;. y9u csa g. aloax rnscA tef;s-
Nlsaoaf iEFH-
ce@yfur-. WE. Na-ca IA sas---
inz m1sea Egl1 fstAl Tssai.s bas saEes
place - s-ez Prfvst<s Cole AT
Or=aay ~ the E.z5.s<zta rnitss States
safzztrr In tse arss Fs2r1 OrEnsy
ssrG-x Cola azl.- DIX a.sD sssss &c
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-16

1t is foolish 10 take poor health "phli-
osophicaly" these spring days. There
is no reason why anyone should sic
hands in lap. and submit TO headaches.
poor appetite. continued tired feeling or
constipation. IL every d.shear,ened inva-
lid will go right at getting well by using
Paine's celery compound. tina, person
Will be astonished and delighted with
the quickness with which this wonderful
remedy is able 10 call halt TO wasting
diseases. diseases OF debility and a
rundown condition.
Paine's celery compound does wonders
in making people well.
Here is what a woman. an ambitious
and hard-working member OF the legal
profession In, New York City, says o.
this great remedy:
go 4th Ave. New York
While student in the New York uni.
versity law school and under great
pressure from work and study. was
advised 10 take Paine's celery COM
pound. 7 did so. and its beneficial re-
suits to one whose nerves are under the
trial OF severe mental effort. am only
too ready to assert. After taking three
bottles found that !, produced quiet
ness OF nerves and induced sleep. very
beneficial TO my health. For those trou-
bied with insomnia can heartily recon-
mend II as a harmless inducer OF sleep
on account OF its quIeting effect on the
nerves. Yours very truly.
(Signed) Florence II. Dangerneld.
Attorney and Counselor at Law.
Paine's celery compound. which makes
the weak strong. has received tessimon-
falls from thousands OF people who had
almost despaired Of ever again being In
perfect health
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-16
RANGE STOCK LOSSES
Will Be the Heaviest In Years IL the snow
Lies Much Longer.

Cheyenne, Wye, March 15.-The cold
weather of the past few days has been
very disastrous 20 range stock Re
ports yesterday and today gave news Of
many losses. Sheep are thin and weak.
the snow is deep and crusted. Cattle
and horses are suffering with but small
losses. On the upper Platte ranges
wolves are becoming very troublesome.
in some cases killing full-grown steers.
Helena, Mont, March 15.-SecTetsry
". G. Preutt, OF the board OF stock COM
missioners. said today: The stock on
the ranges has had a remarkably hard
time the whole winter. In The extreme
northern part OF the state IL has not been
above zero for weeks, and stock was in
poor condition when this began. The
stock that has weathered the winter is
in poor condition Unless RELIEF comes al
once the loss VIII be the heaviest in
years"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-16
SUFFERING IN THE NoRTHwEsT
Towns on Branch Limos In a State of
Blockade for Weeks.

ST. Paul, Mimi, March 15-Railroeds
have never in their history in the moth
west had so much 70 contend against be-
cause of the drifting snow. 1t is stated
that there are 200 cars of freight a ini-
tial points and elsewhere destined for
towns off the main line in the Dakotas
and Minnesota that canot reach their
destination until branch lines are open
ed.
It is stated that there Is suffering in
South Dakota by reason of the branch
lines being closed. In that state over 600
miles OF road have been practically aban-
doned for fully two weeks. Nearly all
of this mileage is on the branch lines
of the Milwaukee system and the North
western. Part of it belongs 20 the Great
Northern and Northern Pacific. Many
towns in South Dakota have had no mail
for some time. Through trains on the
main lines Of the Northern Pacific and
Great Northern and the 500 are running.
but are from two 10 seven hours late.
These lines are concentrating their ef
forts to keep coast lines clear. Trains
between here and Chicago are running
on fair time.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-16

temple. Collie fell TO the floor dead. hts
neck having bene broken by the blow.
Both men were slightly intoxicated.
O'Snay is in custody and will be tried
for murIer in the United States court.
San francisco. March IA robbery
OF 5000 sovereigns vas committed on
board the steamship Corslcana on which
the last shipment OF gold 20 the United
States from Australia was made Tbs
robbery was expected. for the keys 70
the strong Rooms disappeared unaccount-
ably, and consequently the vigilance ot
the watch was increased. but the rob-
bers hid in the hold and made their way
between the bu'khesd and the room. the
iron door Of which was forced OPEN with
jmmi,s. The Australian detectives
have bene working on the case but no
clue 10 the robbery was secured.
Berea. Ohio. March i3.-gev~ral
months ago the North Shor. brewery
was Quilted By Ore. Yesterday afternoon
about fifty Polish stone quarry Iaborsr-.
temporarily out " work. learning that
several watts OF beer remained in -.
runz. went there and. oyerpowerinx the
watchnlan. began 20 drink. After Ne
coming intoxicated they began 20 nghs
am91g themselves, The drunken orgies
continued all night and early this morn
ing the police attacked the brewery. ar
rested number OF Poles. ard broke I'D
the gathering. A large number wer.
badly cut and bruised. Martin gahai-
locks head was fesrfaiiy Gu, ard ne To-,
80 much blood. lying tn a drunken stu
por all night ira, hs will die. whsa
Nike Fkiriz was picked UP unconscious
his back was found 20 BE- broken Vs
canno, I've. william PARKS. IN Engiisn-
man. went 70 the brewery last night. a.
fracted BY the noise. snd was struck On
the head By stone Jug s1d bs Ekgu
fractured He viii de
g. joseph. No. March is-Prsnh
-Cckridye charged Eifh oompllcisy n
the robbery % the hank % Saysrrah-
No. was convicted tonigh; AMI sentence
ed 20 FIVE years N the state psastsutsary.
Red" o'RTisn. vao had bs~-1 conylc.sf
On LIZ sanne charge. and sentencei -
ssTeniene years Imprisonment. and Uho
mae z epnittsson yesterday. inplscs,-
taz Ioskrtse. Pzfey AcCras sni
D9ica "eooeTs vert on tne sssnd
gala ;ccaJ sad made a further cosfss-
SION. n shsca Re charged that y.k.
carton right xaichrnsn n .h~ baax
az Sa7annsb- vas q party - .h@ roo-
oefy- Hs testified th2i I>ock1ssss s,i
s'9sSrz" had srrssgst to MATER VITA
ias waterman ana nat szs isf,sr re-
csiss1 81 90 oon1 ss ~, sasgs % ne
Do9fy. tut t1s' GsFsto1 sfisrHaT9 e.
irusssi sse t-o1f - Lockrsdge % - so.
and ina LocEr.exs solf the bad sn4
s@3i tae rzctsy. He ziso testified "a,
Frank Bsfris. 81 -1sesh Saba ks~c,-
p. S@s . psIty 20 ffs sre3ssasl5an =.
.hs commission o, ere robbery. Gar.ss-
- whitman. Vas sssHS n TIE b.ox
s'i>- To- robbery. Hs heal vas ca. 50
sl>s6iaE. O'Brs>n testified fo1sy -, -.
rztcsI-asa's scsi7 wss carefully x.xhss
- ere % the 7Trsy ss6 thai "a hs.s
.n1 ace zsf> fhs5 s1Dssrsd s.-h 500
tacuTs. a. E-agzsssv asus<.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-16
GROCERs AND COAL MEN
Failures Reported OF Firms In springie ld
No., and New York City.

ST. Louis, March ia special to the
Post-Dispatch from Springfield, Mo,
says: The Headley Grocer company,
company, wholesalers, have made deed
of trust 10 preferred creditors and an as
Segment 70 Charles Fl. Mccain. The
preferred liabilities amount to $4,000;
other debts s35. 900. The preferred credi-
tors are the preferred Central and Ex-
change banks OF Springfield and r. H.
Sheldon of New York. Nominal assets
are 49,, 900. Stock and fixtures amount
TO 1000. accounts $4,000 and real es-
tate $4,000.
New York. March 15.-Crook and Per-
ham. wholesale coal dealers, have as
signed 70 Elihu B. Frost without prefer
ences. The amount involved IS reported
20 be over 100000. The firm has been
in business for twenty-five years.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-16
"GErAr" Is HARDLY THE WORD
Bismarck Puts Another Pebble Into Little
Wiltie's Shoe.

Berlin. March 15-Prince Bismarck
continues in poor health and he breads
the excitement Of his birthday ovations.
Nevertheless ne has accepted a torch
light procession in which his Hamburg
admirers viii take part, during the ev-
ening Of April /.
Speaking to a friend regarding the cog
nomen OF The Great" fo3steled upon
his grandfather by the present emperor.
Prince Bismarck said: Great is per
haps hardly appropriate; but knighi and
hero ne certainly was"
4 rupture mas occurred a. Aayence
among the organizers OF the centenary
fetes because the bishop and Official dig
rzfsries have forbidden tossts IN honor
O. Prince Bismarck
Count Herbert Bismarck. n q speech
which he delivered al the convention q
Conservatives az Dresden. compared the
seven years since ais fathsT's retirement
70 the seven lean years o. Egypt
TIE final outcome % the sensational
prosecution ot Herr AuSr and foTty-six
Socialist leaders for violation q The
FrusSssn laws governing political ssso-
Citations Is hailed by the Socialist papers
as signal descst os the government.
TIE outcome OF his suit VIII be q gov-
e-n1czr ban 20 thoroughly rsorssniZs
the Prussssn laws in this eonnsction-
Prctssso- Sombsrd;, one &C the pro-
fess1-z who has been diszpp-Ove1 of By
the government for his economic vis-s.
has received q public ovstioa a. TIE
students courusrS az Br~sszA He re-
sooned Ei;a ff= iozst Il driak - fee
sosech IA free German u-iysrsities~
Prof-sssr Wagner. * ne Berlin 1ri-
.-ersfry. aL~e had a Big 5vstion-
Tnere i a movement asno1g TIE Sud
ests q ne Berlin university and etarr
hlgh sehcols sgaInss The esnti8panc- % (
H. drei3nS naissncs- IN: 81 has b--n o.
lefsi.y sssaelchs5 ead s.e sszders - she
movement hlvs been fs-bl15el - con-
1inue The agitation uEse. pzla * "a
psalssV1-
Tzs s17~zo- = s..l suffering from ne |
sEsc; .. rs s5Sc1zs AID : ls.ax czzs 1
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-16
HEADsMAN's JOB LIsHrENED
Postmasters Will BE Allowed to Serve Out
Four Years

Washington, March 15.-Postmaster
General Gary made the definite an
nouncement TO the Associated Press to-
day that the administration, after delib-
Grafton, has decided to adhere 10 he four
year tenure OF office policy for all post
masters. He stated that except in a few
cases where removal for cause was re-
quired on account Of delinquency. incom-
potency or other instances OF unsatis
factory conduct or administration of the
office. all postmasters, fourth-class as
well as those OF presidential appointment
would be allowed to serve out a term
of four years. This official statement of
policy, one of the mos. important So far
determined upon by the administration.
has been awaited with great interest by
the entire corps Of postmasters and by
the patrons Of the postoffices throughout
the country
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-16
IN THE SUPREME COURT
Corporation Cases From Kentucky and a
Mexican Grant Case.

Washington, March 15.-The attention
of the United States supreme court was
given largely today to the power OF
states 10 tax the franchise OF corpora
tons. such as express. telegraph and
railroad companies. Two Kentucky
cases. in volving the cons;itu.ionality OF
the law of 1892. one affecting the Hen
derson bridge and the other the Adams
Express company. were both decided IA
vorably TO the state.
Washington, March 15.-In the eu-
preme court today Attorney General Nc
Kenna asked permission 10 file brief in
the case of Ana J. De Guyer ct al VS.
William Banning, now pending in the
court, on appeal from the superior court
of Los Angeles. The cases involves a
portion of Mexican grant in the harbor
OF San Pedro. where the government has
important interests. The action of the
attorney general is taken with a view OF
protecting these Interests