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New-York tribune., 1897-08-20
the annraised values of Mr.. Hyatt:

Mr. Hyatt placed the following valuations on
the buildings which comprise lockwood han:
Mansion $4,000; stone icehouse. Sl.ooO car
riaee-house. $1,000 stable. Sl0'o"; engine
house. 5000; north lodge, 5000; south lodge
81 O1D; farm. barn and stables. $1,000; sheep ana
COW barn. $500; main barn, $1,000; four green
houses. >i1 900 which. with other small buiid-
incs made total of S16l, GOO.
Mr. Hya:ts valuations as compared win
amounts assessed against John d. Rockefellers
different tracts of land. follow
New-York tribune., 1897-08-20
GFRUtN UJpLOUiTIC CHINGES.

London Aug. l9-At the German Embassy mere
IL is denied that Count Won liatzfeldi-N Iid"hpuit'
the German Ambassador 10 IN" court oI 81
lanes intends TO retire from the diplomatic 'er-
,ice at IN. end OF the year ana that ne will be
succeeded by the German Ambassador al -.
Petersburg Prince Kadolin.
,ccordng TO a dispatch from Berlin. Count
Won Is iderlen- Wachter the German Minister AZ
conenhagen was 10 succeed Prince Won Radoin
.t 81 Petersburg and II was prObabl that Count
U.rh, ri Won Bismarck. eldest son OF the ext nan
,elIor would succeed Baron Won Bhlow as German
.p,Lo dor Rome
New-York tribune., 1897-08-20

II will thus be seen that, while Mr.. Hyatt ap-
praisos most of the property at hgures muc"
io,,er than the assessments in some cases NJ
erAs the assessments lower than what he be-
levcs the valuations 10 be.
When Mr. Hyatt had finished his testimony
Mr. Morse requested the Board to reduce the
assessments 10 the valuations made by the VII
ness as he said that was all the evidence ne III
tended 10 produce.
In replv. Frank V Millard. counsel for the
Board said that il would be Impossible 10 nesih
Inc cross-examination Of Mr.. Hyatt untlI ne
could obtain Il typewriter copy Of the stenogra-
uhar's minutes as he wished TO enter some re-
iu,ting testimony. An Adjournment was the
taken until some future date. when IL Is tN-
pected that Judge Daniel Armstrong Juuse
Robert White and Samuel EmbersOn VIII testilN
in behalf of the assessors. As he was leaving
the room Mr. Morse said: This closes our case
So far as this courtis concerned"
The thrty-sxth hearing in the case OF John - -
and William Rockefeller concerning thelr iN'"
assessments against the assessors or the Town
Of Mount Pleasant is set for to-day before fsei p
cree Franklin Couch. Of PeekskiN. but will prop,
ably be postponed. as the assessors WI! h"Iu
another meeting in Pocantico Hills to-day.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-20
REFLECTIONS AT While PLAINS.

Persons watching the proceedings before the
Board Of Assessors at White Plains express the
opinion that about 100000 OF personal property
assessments viii stand on the roll after all grey
snces have been disposed OF. In the cases OF pro,
tests on personal property The assessors nave acted
DpOn number Of petitions. the following DelhS
some OF the larger personal assessments tnat nave
been reduced: / V Fowler, reduced to SlOWr. from
yl5Nn estate OF Theron X Butler. 10 S't.l% from
S.Dl4l10. estate OF John De Nrics. 10 sl,~i from
s20G 0O0: Rockwell Young. 10 5000. iIOm $|V",
Charles Prophet, 10 g. JJ from $l2,JOO
New-York tribune., 1897-08-20
sABRiTU-gREIETNG cOyDEuNED.

Scranton. Penn. AUG. 19.-Father Cleary. OF Min
neapolis president Of the Catholic Total Absii-
ncncc Union of America. in convention here. made
a ringing speech this morning against Sabbath des-
ecration one Of the first laws and preceps of the
Cathnc Church since the days of paganism. he
said was the honor Of Gods day but he regretted
,o know that catholic salOOnke eepers and their
nntrons were careless Of one of the churchs most
widely misunderstood laws.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-20
IPoN.WORKERs GO OFT.

Pttsburg Aug IA strike OF the roughers
against the wages paid them by the boss rollers
,auscd an almost complete suspension OF work at
Jones & Laughlins iron works to-day Under
the Am X. mated agreement the rouehers were TO
BE- cut "a. per cent but instead the rollers reduced
tnfir wares u per cent. and the men struck.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-20
EDWARD BOWEN.

Edward Bowen prominent railroad man. died
at his home in this city yesterday afternoon. He
formerly connected with the Rome. Water
town and Ogdensburg Railroad "a vice-presldent
and general manager. ard afterward held the same
place the South Carolina Railroad. Up to
the time Of his death he connected with the
Ogdensbnrg and Lake Champlan Railroad MT
Bowen was n civil engineer. and was widely
known among engineers and railroad men.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-20
WAIVED on the WAY TO the nor FIELDS

Middletown. ~ V. Aug 10 Solomon Benjamin.
of No H7 Division-st.. New-York started for the
hon fields on an Erie fast freight last night He
fell under the whcr.s near here and both his legs
we're cut of He brought 10 hospital here,
where he will prohs bly, die from shock Benjamin
Was Of II party Of nifty New Workers. on" OF
whom says thar the train broke In TWO. and a
brakeman. believing one OF the men had cut the
conpling drove all Of them from the train. When
the train coupled again and started. Benjamin,
In trying 10 get aboard fell under the wheels.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-20
BIRf4L or GENERAL SWAIN.

Washington. Aug .l9-The body OF Brigadier-Gen-
eral Swain. former Judge Advocate General OF the
Army. buried to-day in the Arlington National
Cemetery. After service at the house, the funeral
procession proceeded across the Potomac to Airing
ton. being met at the bridge by detachment OF the
C;h United States Cavalry and the cavalry band
At tho grave the Rev. = ID. Power o. the Christian
Church. conducted the service, after which there
VAS voi.ey from the dring party. and then a
hueIer sounded "taus.' Representatives, from the
Army, regular and retired and from the Royal
Legion acted pallbearers.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-20
TOR EiNNivG SUNDAY TEEIGHT TRAINS

Atlanta Aug 19.-W. s Brand. superintendent
of th. Georgia Railway. has been indicted by the
Grand Jury OF u. kalb County for violation Of the
Stat. law I'm the running OF freight trains sun
Jav The offences alleged TO hnve been com
,nitted on February u and q. this year. The at
inrnevs for the county are In correspondence
Win The officials OF the road with "A view TO agree
inc on a date for trying the case
New-York tribune., 1897-08-20
NIHErY-rwo PROTESTS IN ossINING

In the three days in which the assessors OF Ossn-
,ng sat .Or the hearing of grievances, ninety-two
affidayits wc.e received asking for reductions Of
assessments real and personal properly. As a
whole the assessment roll appears 10 have given
satisfaction ald should al the petitions be granted
the total amounts Of the two kinds of property
assessed would show a heavy increase over last
years figures The assessors finished daily sittings
YESTERDAY. but Will hear any additional complaints
ihs and fO-mOrlOW evenings.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-20
TIE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND TO-DAYS FORECAST.
WASHINGTON Aug. 1a-Ieayy rains have occurred in
the South Atlantic States during the last foriy-esht
hours and showers the lake regions and on "a" North
,,,,tic coast The pressure low in the 81 Lawrence
Valley: IL j. high Newfoundland. FLORIDA and
Nebraska anl of the Middle Paciic coast The tein-
reratllre has remained stationary IN all districts
New-York tribune., 1897-08-20
STJESTd REVISITED BY STORHS.

Berlin Aug l9-The greater part or Siiesla mas
been revisited by storms and severa persons
have been killed by lightning.
Tvnhus fever is rampant AT Rogau. IN cohse-
a,oo ~, tho wafer used for drinking there having
become infected by the refuse accumulated by the
foods. . .r, a,,;o, roror, NJ tho re
oon. 0oods in Hungary shows the most WiuesPItdu
and serious damage 10 crops. whch inns !ea' are
or, ~ the noorpst on record within a decade -. go
Th. total wheat yield IL estimated At .'i,uiiNT,I
metric hundredwoights. very large part ol ""''"
inf.rior alality.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-20
yUE UiTNTLESS At S4I4NNiH.

inc Dsuniless arrived I'm port last night from
Jacksonville She was followed up the coast by
IN. United States cruiser Wilmington. but got
,v,ay from her OF DObey Ga. The captain of the
ing told the officers Of the Wilmington that he was
coming to Savannah. but the cruiser followed 20
make sure that ne telling the truth The
swner OF the Dauntess says that the tug VIII en-
cage in towing business az this port
New-York tribune., 1897-08-20
SIR WTLFRID HOHEWARD b"' W.

Londonderry Avg. l3-Sr Wl1rid Li"'''I' ,re ,,
conod,an Premier sailed for Canada to-day lie
,a,,d (,aluav Yesterday in order 80 learn me
,iews Of the people there with rcfer'nce 10 IN ,ne
Canadian mailship line ana TO lu's' u ~ sun
ability as a port Of call
New-York tribune., 1897-08-20
TUT CTTTCR NAMING ACCEPTED.

Boston Aug 19-Wor1 has been Received here
tha, the revenue cutter Manning. built by the
Atlantic Works which had successful trial In
thc E.y recently under the supervision OF the trial
hoard OF the revenue cutter service. has been ac-
rcpted hy the Government. The steamer siill Hes
Al ihc Atlantic Work. wharf. though shc Is now
i'm charge Of revenue officers.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-20
LEG4L BANGING THIS TINE.

Memphis. Tenn. Aug l3-Harvey De Berry col
orcd WAS hanged in The jailyard this morning
He protested his innocence while the eallows
He was hanged for attempted assault on - seven
year-od girl on October s. 1896 This Is the first
legal hanging for this crime In Tennessee
New-York tribune., 1897-08-20

Elmer Otis was graduated from the Military
Academy in 1s53 He served in the Sioux expedition
OF 1876 and In that against the Kiowa Indians in
1860 In the Civil War he commanded the 4th Cav
airy IN the Army OF the Ohio. and took part I'm the
battle OF Stone River I'm Rosecrans's Tennessee
campaign He was brevetted lieucnant-colonel and
colonel for services. Since the he had been on
duty chiefly at Western points.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-20
nrr,ILrp FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

rr Maine showers followed b.. ''r; southerly winds.
becoming northwester.y.
For New Hampshire. Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode
Island Connecticut and Eastern New York generally fair
.,.,. soufhyeserly winds shifting nOr,hwesterly.
- ,hs District OF Columbia Eastern Pennsy .vana
Nv Jersey Delaware and Maryland threatening weather.
.outhwestefly winds. 49, -.
var Western Pennsylvania. Western New York and Ohio.
,,ir uxDt nOrther,y winds.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-20
THE OLIVE PECKER TRAGEDY.

TWO MEMBERS OF THE CREW IN PRISON AT
BAHIA.
Washington Aug. ia cable dispatch from Min
lister Conger. dated to-day. at Pctropclis informs
the State Department OF the murder Of tho captain
and mate of the American schooner Olive Pecker
by the crew on the high seas, ard the burning OF
the vessel Two members of the crew were arrested
and are in prison at Bahia.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-20
sly tKTJJJERyUE KILLED.

Belgrade Aug ia dispatch from Nisch an
nounces that during eunucry practice there to-day
a shell belonging of the guns OF the fortress
exploded. killing six artllerymen and baby lhJui-
ing others.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-20

Saratoga y. Y. Aug. l9-The National Temper
ance Society to-day adopted resolutions declaring
in favor Of absolute prohibition. Addresses were
made tonight by the Rev Dr. Wilbur +. Crafts.
superintendent Of the Reform Bureau, and the
Rev Dr. Carey. OF Washington.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-20

John Barton Foster was born In Boston seventy
five years ago He WAS a graduate OF Newton
Theological Institute. From 1850 to 1858 he was
Editor OF 'Zion's Advocate" Baptist weekly
paper In 1858 he became professor OF Greek and
Lain at Colby University in Watervile. Me. and
resigned III 1894 owing to poor health. For thirty
years he was treasurer OF the State Baptist Mis-
sion. and his only is missionary in China.
Besides this "A widow survives him.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-20
CiNIUTIN POIHl HOLDERS PROTECTED

Toronto Aug ls.-The Canadian policy holders Of
the Massachusetts, Benefit Life Association to-day
ot tanned an order from Justice Mcmahon directing
The immediate winding up OF the concern. so far
,b. canadian assets concerned. amounting ap-
nroximately ti3o.G1. II l. thought the canadian
mo- icy holders will lose little
New-York tribune., 1897-08-20
SPECIAL SESSIONS IN GREENBURG

The Board Of Assessors Of Greenburg Township
hold its tl,rd meeting in the village OF Tarrytown
yesterday 10 consider the complaints made on tues
dav and Wednesday against the 1897 assessment roll
After examining a large number of the aihdaVits
and statements Of the complainanis. the Board
d .ded 10 hold Spccial meetings in different parts
a. the town next week for the purpose Of reviewing
TIE protests and TO lake such further testimony as
ft.v NAV require. The dates and places OF meet
ing viii be as follows: Monday, corporation rooms,
IL stings- on the Hudson; Tuesday courtrooms,
Dohhs Ferry: Wednesday. cOurtTOoms, lrvingtoh'
THURSDAY cOurtrOoms. GreenviIc. ,
Assessor Edmunds said yesterday that II wouId
take at least three weeks consider all the pro-
tests ana that no decisions would be made public
until after they had finished.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-20
TO MEET THE PRESIDENT AT SARATOGA

Troy. y. V. Aug. l9-Adjuiant-Generai l. Wh'-
nev Tiilinghast Colonel Henry W. Sackett. OF New
Work and Colonel Albert Myer Of Buffalo. OF Gov
ernor Blacks staff will meet President Mckinney
at Saratoga tomorrow morning and escor, MN MN TO TO
Trrv Elaborate preparations are being maze IN
mis- CITY 70 receive the President The city rs ex-
i"nsvciv decorated with flags and bunting. ana to-
rnnrrnN VIII be a general holiday.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-20

tbe wedding garment in their valises Lord Aber-
deem and Lady Aberdeen produced fayora5ie I'M
preston by their gracious bearing Iord ana i;ahy
Kelvin Lord Lister and Sir John Evans were OF the
rcccivinQ
New-York tribune., 1897-08-20
THE INDIANA AFLO4T AGAIN.

Halifax y S. aug. 19-The United States bat
tle-ship Indiana. having completed repairs in the
drv dock here sailed this morning for Par Har-
bor
New-York tribune., 1897-08-20

Tribune once Aug. ~. a. m.-The weather yesterday
vas fair and warm becoming cloudy N the evening The
temperature ranged between 10 and NJ degrees the aver
AZ fGs dagreesi nsing l.. degrees higher than that ~
Wednesday and i1S higher tina, Of the corresponding
daV of last year "a, , .,. "a
New-York tribune., 1897-08-20
COLONEL ELMER OTIS. L. s. A.

San Diego Cal, Aug a-Colonel Elmer Otis.
T. s Army, retired is dead after a long Illness OF
diabetes.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-20

r,us FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL. AMERICA. WEST
INDIES. ETC.


,-,,,.psn,v-A A. 10 a. m for Nevfouniiari pcr $ ..
siberian paacpqpss @ ps,,ge;5 a 5D d. m 'of fo'' An
FRIDAY At 10 a. M Sxcest cos,a Rea and Sis ,or
rasus detters .or Guatemala be directed per
Adysnes via proseso r. II and Vera Cruz letters must Se d.
recied per san'e DominsoG ~ a, a. y I'm m foT brazil Pc,
for North Brazil and La Plata countries mus, be d.
tsTt1S iYr 10 a. m l., countries direct.
per Man.ob, at 10 a. m ,sGppegen,s,y 10 3,
%icaracua per Altai dettefs for Costa Rca mus,
be be 81 directed Sr ay @ ona1 Aux cSs and JAY
HG,,s1 ei'T az 10 % is' conla m fS1 's ,nnscbs m@ 20
cnisps rahasco and Yucatan. per Concho detels
,%r ner o'r Grencko, a. IL FOR Grenada raIdsd and
TSsso NSt5n per pc 'Ils% sSmsa o% % Sch sny @ !'' st.
Mail. for Newfoundland by rail to S,s "a and ,hens; Sy
Ser Mauecn ~ rail- TO Boston and hence by steamer
o:s At ,s hi. SSs os s a, for Ss orsarans S s1s Ss
sa%s FLA sns Ma or Mc c oanS +Im uns.. fs,
nrsnv addressed dispatch hy steamer At ,his
SSs s!s es a. a, isO @ a. psyas % aSS asy Sg !" Registered
TaANsPAcIFlc MAILS.
Malls o China and Jaran H spSSa,iy addressed qny Pc.
August lo az $50 sS, from r. Mans s,n g., csn;
s gS to aqs1 p q ... n ssS so san g. k1s Ms
Maj: Sr es sH a.9s and a lPea ap TO 0 Ausu.
Mss nGG"ss for fI hawai- per Hus,is. aom tr.a:
S:SS ;dq P'e Ass S nay sp sS Ssg.s"Ss S h.a
ana f Is,nS c r August 01as' - and S Sp to psmf
a, $50 p Mails tor AUSTRALIA M sSsep those fsr
zssna F and s3"o9a o.. I;ana, SsI o per !.
cq ssp's"Ssr e" srr" r'S at a, SSwyds S%%paSa with
rrnn.psS,"S nn,'p.S %' mall. sTd ecs' Of sailing say
a Ind 5s scr aanteraptpd overland transit essered
ma closes at cGoRSrTs 3 e rfyG9; van ,Eorr Postmaster,
Poston,ce New-York. y. T.. Aus. 10. 1891. ,
New-York tribune., 1897-08-20

Watervile Me. Aug. 1a.--John Barton Foster.
formerly a professor in Colby University, died at
his home here to-day.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-20

! Constantlnople. AUG. ls-Dr James T. Anger. the
new United states Minister TO Turkey ir'N'' "'''
| to-day.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-20
THE coyGPrSS or MEDICINE OPENS.
SEVEN THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED DELEGATES
PRESENT IN MOSCOW.

Moscow Aug 1o-The Internati tiopal Congress oi
Medicine was opened mere to-day by the Hrand
Duke Sergius representing the Car. There are
altogether : 300 delegates. of whom half come from
Among The honorary presidents Dr. Taylor ana
mr. Fittings were elected for the United states.
Couni DelianoT Minister of Pubic InStrncton.
delivered the address Of welcome, "hch WIS
spokcn in Latin.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-20
MARRIED..

HANSBROTGH -CHAPMAN-On August ~. 1877. at
THE Burlington" No 10 West Both st. New YORK. by
the Rev Lester Bradner jr. Henry clay Hansbroush.
of North Dakota and Mary Berri Chapman. II Wash
!ngton. r. G.
Notices Of marriages and deaths must be In
dorsed with full name and address
New-York tribune., 1897-08-20

St Petersburg Aug l9.-Gcncral Nelson a. Mics
OF the United States Army, was present 'o-""y -
the military marnuVres which took place W'iol'
Emperor Nicholas and the Empress "' camp MA
New-York tribune., 1897-08-20

A-A.-Highest award tor Artificial Teeth a, Woria
Fair also three medals American Institute. were sran'sd
m DEANE Dentist. i5t Lexington az, corner t5'h'
oxnresson of mouth restored. specially hn'ia ice'h
New-York tribune., 1897-08-20

Long Beach Hotel. Long Beach. J.. J.
Finest beach and bathing the coast. always coo6
VIII remain open until Sept. B
\. r. DICK. Lessee and Proprietor.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-20

Should be read DAILY by all Interested as changes
may occur al time) n, ,en- ,,,
Foreign nails FOR the week "ndng august n lsm VII
close (nromptly the General Posionce -
,nors P,rces Post Mails close hour earlier than
closing time shown below.
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
c,rrpD,y,, A. NJ FOR France Switzerland. Italy.
srain Portugal Turkey. Egypt and British india per
", Rretasne VIA Hayre detters FOR Other parts
., Furnne must directed Ter La Breiagne''. at
a m FOR Netherlands direct. per = : Neenda,n, wa
Ro,,e. dam dett,rs must he directed per Neeniam ,
a, a. m for Genoa. per Fuida Nettefs tnust .,
directed FUlia'D. at a. m t-upil1fieh'siy
o.2o a m for Europe per = p. ''ampania VA
9neerstown: NJ 10 m. for Scotland direct. per
Turnessia Via Glasgow uetters must b" directed per
Furnessa')
.ppiNTrD MATTER. ETC-Gcrnar steamers sailing
on Tuesdays AXE Printed Matter; ETC. i,r Seimshy.
aud sneoialv Addressed Printed Ma.i" etc f1t other
na,,s -. t.urop, American ami White star steamers
y, Vsdneslavs German steamers on Ihufsdays ana
s:,,s,d Ersnch ard Germ an steamers on Satufit,s
tic p-nted Mat etc. for all countries ioF "nieh
,h.y are advertised 10 carry man.
,,ar tho closing 81 Supplementary Tfansatlan'io
Nails namel above additional supplementary i"nrs &c
'ns,s. an he piers Of IL" American tnslsh tt'h,n
IA ,;a~nau steamers. and remain open until "1thn
Ten Minutes u the hour ~ sailing u steamer.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-20
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

In this dag,an. "A continuous white line shows the
changes rdcat-d by The Tribunes self
recording The dotted line represents the tenn
pcrsture recorded at Perrys Pharmacy
New-York tribune., 1897-08-20
MAIN OFFICE-i54 Nassaust.

MAIN OFF1CF-l54 Nassau-st
I'PTOWN OFF1cE-l242 Broadway , -.
AMERICANS ABROAD VII. nrd The tribune Az
Inndon-Ofce Of The Tribune. li3 Eleet-st
Morton. Rose & Co, Bar,holomew Rouse IL u
Rrovn Gould & Co.. - New OXFORD 81
Thomas Cook Son, Ludgate circus
paris-T Munroe & Co. { Rue scrhe
Uottinguer & CO.. 3s Rue dc Provence
Morgan. Ha.ies X Co. 81 Boulevard iaussmana'
credit Iylnnais Bureau fes Erangers
Thomas Cook & son Place de Ionera ,.
Ceneya-IOmbard Oiier * Co, ana Inon BANK
F,orence-Whitbv & Go.
Nienna-Ango-Au Austrian BANK,
ST Petersburg lyonnais. ,.-
TIE London Office Of The Tribune IS convenient placs
N ieave advertisements and Subscriptions
New-York tribune., 1897-08-20
Gutrial Notlces.
Trihunc Terms to Wall snbscriDers.

Daily $40 a yp4r; 81 per month . ..
,aiy without sunday s. year. 90 cents per month
s,oisv Tr,bnn. s. A year Weekly. 81 Semi-Weekly u
POST ,tE-Exra postage IS charged 10 foreign countee
exceot Mexico ard Canada. and the daily IN Nev-
REWITTANcES II sent in cash. unregistered viii be AZ
the owners risk.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-20
NtTTONdL TEUPERlNrE SOCIETY.

The Pttsburg, Penn. officials failed 10 reply TO
the request for Information.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-06-04

Resume ~ ", 'rr ~tttisr Elections Where
."n't"- y. ga Be Chu4en.
WAsisNoioS, NV. 6-Grcat interest
wa mouif'e'cl here in the legislative
elections throughout the country. rs
they will materially affect the control
of the United States senate. Up to
yesterday the standing in the senate
was as follows: Republicans. ~; dem
ocrats, 80; populists. 8; vacant demo
crat). d; total. 50. As the result of
yesterdays elections the democrats
will lose and the republicans will gain
. senator from Maryland. Kentucky
and Ohio respectively. The other leg.
isla,ive elections do not appear to
affect the standing Ia the senate o.
Mississippi remains democratic, while
Iowa continues republican. Utah
chooses two United States senators for
the first time, but the complexion Of
the legislature Ia not certain. The
Utah senators take their seats in the
senate shortly after congress assem-
bles. The changes In Ohio and Mary
land will not affect the senate until
March. 1907.
The republican majority in the next
Ohio legislature, as shown by the re-
turns from Ohio, insures the retire.
ment of Senator Brice (dem.) and the
succession Of a republican. II appears
to be settled that ex-Gov. Foraker will
be the choice of the legislature, as the
state convention placed his name in
the platform as the senatorial candi-
date.
In Maryland the election Of . repub-
lican legislature, the first in many
years, will bring about the retirement
Of Senator Gibson and the election Of
a republican In his place. The election
Of a republican legislature in Iowa was
not unexpected, and 1t Is considered
settled that Senator Allison will be
elected to succeed himself.
The return of a democratic legisla-
ture in Mississippi has been q foregone
conclusion. twill elect a successor to
Senator George. The returns from
New York and New Jersey indicate re-
publican gains. These legislatures
do not elect United States sem
ators this year, but, as part Of legisla.
lures hold over, the present election is
important In influencing these bodies
which will elect successors 10 Senator
Hill, of New York, and Senator Smith,
Of New Jersey, whose terms expire
March 4, 1897.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-06-04

titled, that she does not have them. II
is, therefore, perfectly natural and
e~Ommendable that she should, as far rs
possible, Jbtain that which is hers by
nature. This is just as it should be, il
she does not make . mistake In the
means used. To cover a blemish, to
conceal n deformity, to hide a poor
complexion, is not to get rid Of them.
AFTER all, good health is the basis Of
beauty. Clean skin, clean mucous
membranes; these are the true ource
of beauty and symmetry. 1t is eve
more necessary that the lining men,
branes Of the body mucous membranes)
be kept clean than the covering mem.
branes (the skim should be kept clean.
The slightest catarrhal congestion OF
the mucous membrane, especially in
females, gives rise to weakening dis
| charges, acrid se~cretions, and a host OF
distressing symptoms peculiar to fe'
male diseases"
The remedy Is Peru ma. Pe.ru.na
cures ra,arrh wherever located
Female cararrh Is the most beamty.des'
troying disease Ia existence. Pe.ru-ns
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