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The indicator., 1897-05-01

chief of stgff of the Greek army IN
| Thessaly. and adds
.Colonp.s Staikos and Limbritis ana
Major constantiuldes have been re
| called from Crete to serve on the stan
of the crown.
THE ministerial palinginesia an
lGunces that all the officers of Con
stHntlne's STAFF have been recalled.
"a telegram received to-day lApiil
2cl states that the Turks are wlthln an
| hours march of NOlo.
"rhc Greek troops have been with
drawn from the town and are taking
| the wounded from the hospitals
Among the arrivals from Nolo is eN-
Minister Rall leader Of the largest op-
position group in the Boulc. He has
! been ut the scene of war, and was al
Larissa last Friday evening. He has
published his views in the Athens
newspapers, and has already succeed
ed in concentrating upon himself The
attention OF the public. Some believe
he is preparing to play the role of Il
| GREGG Gamhetta.
"In an interview with me to-day NJ.
Rail- unsparingly denounced Constan
| tines star which he holds responsible
| FOR all that has happened. lie denies
that there was any real battle at Matt,
says The Greek troops We're never de
feated at that point and attributed the
sudden decision to abandon Tyrnavo
and I.lrlssa TO the cOwardicc and inca
pacity of the Greek stalf.
"Whatever may be the value of NJ,
| Ralli's structures they seem for the mo
mcnt echoed by the voice of the multi
tudc The Greek populacc in many re.
| SpcctS resembles the French, and The
old cry Of We are betrayed is he.
| ing raised. II is now the fashion to de
nouncc persons in high places. and
newspapers. which only the other day
were eulogizlng King George and NJ,
Dclyannis for having placed them
selves at the head of a national cru.
sadc, are now bounding on the people
against the constituted authorities.
Some are openly attacking the
crown prince. Others 20 SO far n o.
announce that he has been recalled
the wish apparently being the father
TO the thought Journals which for.
mcrly made war are now trying to
make revolution. What may he tho
result If the present storm OF obloquy
! 1t is difficult TO foresee'
The indicator., 1897-05-01
Delay OF the TarIH Bill.

Washington, April 21.-Thc Demo
cratic members of the finance commit
tee of the Senate to-day followed up
their refusal of yesterday to allow the
tariff bill TO he reported direct To the
Senate, with the announcement that
they would expect 10 be given oppor-
tunity for thorough examination of
all the schedules of the bill as amended
before it is reported To the Senate
They have already employed one ex-
pert and would employ others To take
up the bill in their behalf us soon as it
is presented TO them. They expect to
he able 10 examine the bill sufficiently
to permit il 10 20 10 the Senate in
about two weeks time after they re-
cciye it,
The indicator., 1897-05-01
THREATEN a REVOLUTION.
ithcnans. Led by VI. Raiii. Secure .
Change OF Offirrrs.

Change OF Otficrrs.
London. April 2G-rhc most serious
feature in the Gracco-Iurkish emer-
genry is the revolutionary feeling dis
played AT Athens Ex-NIinister Rail-
leader of the opposition group in the
legislative assembly. threatened tl:.t
unless the military staff was char -scd
he would issue n proclamation 20 the
people. His statements acted like oil
upon fire and the popular excitement
has farcd up. Crowds assembled in
the streets to discuss them and wanted
10 march to the palace to read them to
King George, Fortunately heavy
showers drove the people indoors.
NJ. Delyannls, keenly alive to the ne
cesslty of Immediate action. had an
audience with the King. and after the
interview announced that the staff of
the crown prince would be recalled and
that ex.Ministcr Rail- with three of his
nominees. General smoicnski. General
Movromihali and Colonel Dimopoulo
would be appointed 10 replace them.
NJ. Rail- attended the council nt the
palace.
The Daily Telegraph's Athens cores
pondept will say tomorrow: "All of NJ
Rallfs conditions have been accepted
The King gives carte blanche to his
ministers. As the public begins to
learn the truth anger against the party
increases and feeling of hostility
against NJ. Delyannls is steadily grow.
Ing. Late tonight tMondayl crowds
are parading menacingly In the vicinity
OF the palace.
Tie Athens correspondent of the
lines confirms the report of the an
pointment of General Smoleuski 5s
The indicator., 1897-05-01
Discontinue of the Greeks.

London, April 2G.-Thc dispatches of
the special correspondents for puhlica-
tion tomorrow consist for the most
part of additional details Of the
Greeks discontinue. The Turkish
plans are not yet revealed. There is no
doubt now that the crown prince. Con
stantine ordered the bridges 10 be de
stroyed before the Greeks abondoued
Larissa. but damage could not he done
beyond what could be easily repaired
by the Turks. 1t seem equally certain
that the Greeks only escaped n crush
ing defeat with returning daylight by
precipilate flight
The news from Epirus is conflicting.
II seems certain that the Turks have
reoccupicd PcntcpiGadia, and it is not
improbable that the Greeks have re
treated TO Arta, showing that the
Turks allowed them to advance to Pen
tepigadia solely in order to destroy the
column.
The indicator., 1897-05-01
Bulgaria Krpudinte. Her y,xs,I.uo

Constantinople. April 2I.--As previ
onsly announced in these dispatches,
the turkish government. some DAYS
ago called upon Bulgaria as the vnssal
OF turkey 10 break off all diplomatic re-
iniions with Greece and to expeI the
Greek consnls and Greeks from Bull
CARA territory. The Bulgarian govern.
ment took tue matter under considera.
lion and. 1t is now announced. has de-
cliDed to comply. declaring that she will
coservc neutrality during the war be.
twscn Turkey and Greece This refns.
al Of Bulgaria to acknowledge her vas
salnge TO Turkey Is regarded as being
n very important departure and as fore.
sliadowing the declaration of the indie
pendence Of Bulgaria.
The indicator., 1897-05-01
NIcrIr Mins.

The invention OF Alabastine marked
new era In wall coatlngs. and from
the standpoint of tho building owner
was a most important discovery. 1t
has from small hcgisnins branched
out into every country OF the civilized
world. The name "kalsomine" has be-
come so offensive TO property owners
that Manufacturers of cheap kalso-
mine preparations are now calling
them by some other name, and at
tempting to sell on the Alabastine COM
pany's reputation.
Through extensive advertising and
personal use, the merits Of the durable
hlHbastine are so thoroughly known
that the people insist on getting these
goods and viii take 10 chance of spoil
ing their walls Tor possible saving of
at the most but few cents, Thus it
IS again demonstrated that merit wins,
and that manufacturers OF hrst-class
articles win be supported by tho
people.
The indicator., 1897-05-01
Hoods Pills easy in eject. s5 cents.
TO CALL THE DOCTOR.
1t Is Now Proposed That Country Physi-
clans UtiIizr Homing Pigeons.


Thanks perhaps more than To any
thing else to the successful use of honl-
ing pigeons by the French government,
both in military and naval maneuvers.
there has been n general revival of in
terest in the subject of the possibilities
of the utilization of these birds as
means OF rapid communication be
tween points that are for various rca-
sons unconncctcd by the usual means
of communication, says the New York
Journal. The Medical Record and sew
eral of It's contemporaries are urging
the great benefits that medical practl-
tioncrs In spaIse,y settled districts may
derive from carrlcr-pigcon service. The
idea seems to have been successfully
inaugurated 10y several medical men.
who have written Of their experiences.
The plan Is for the doctor who is en-
pecting call from Il distant farm or
hamlet beyond telephone or Geographic
service, To carry one or more homing
birds 10 the point with instructions TO
release the fraihcrcd messenger when
his services may he required. The pos
sibilitlcs of the homing pigeon have
never been estimated fully.
The indicator., 1897-05-01
Irritation nt Athens,

Athens. April 2J.-fhls morning the
word goes forth here that the govern
mcut will persevere in the struggle
with great determination. The report
however, has not served TO ailny the
growing irritation AT the belief that
even IL Greece could not hold her own
the non-oifensive policy manifested in
the order of the crown prince not to
attack. was idioiic and un Grecinn
The retreat 10 Phnrsaia is considered
n poor response to the fiery speeches of
the crown prince. Constantine. TO his
troops.
Naturally. all sorts of reasons are ad-
vanccd TO explain the Greek retreat
the more candid admitting that the
Turks were TOO strong. 1t is also
pointed out that the Turkish cavalry
did much to turn the scale in favor of
Edhem Pasha.
The indicator., 1897-05-01
No Religious Instruction.

Minneapolis. MINI. April GA st
Cloud special to the journal says:
Judges Baxter and Searlc. of the Dis
trict Court have just handed down an
important decision in what is known
as the Avon school ease. whereby the
school district and its teacher are en-
Joined from using the school house To
give religious instruction or to teach
the Roman Catholic catcchism.
The decision applies TO all public
schools in the State and to all religious
crceds. the practice of teaching the
catechism is held to he contrary 10 the
constitutional guaranty Of freedom of
conscience.
The indicator., 1897-05-01
An Inviii,i I:ilI.

Denver. April 2s.-rhe state Asylum
for Insane loses the $4,000 appropria-
tion made by the Eleventh General AS
sembly to defray the expense of build
ing n cottage extension for female pn-
iicnts An opinion rendered yesterday
by the Supreme Court declared the ap-
preparation unConstitulionaily made
because the bill provided that it should
be taken from the Internal improve
mcnt fund instead Of the general revc-
nues
The indicator., 1897-05-01
No-ro-i,ne for Fltty Cents.
Guaranteed tobacco habit cure makes veal
men strong. blood pure. soc. 81. All druggists

Thomas u. Catron. delegate from New
Mexico In the last Congress, made n dcspcr-
ate effort to provide for his family at gov
crnment expense, but 1t appears to have mis-
carried. Having vacancies 10 I'LL at West
sons as principals and made them alter
mates for each other. 50 that II either failed
to pass the examination the other could step
up and have u trial. But 1t appears that
both failed To pass the admission cxamina-
tiOn for the naval academy. and the oldest
son also failed at West Point. The second
son, who WIS the principal nominativc for
Annapolis. Jared So badly there that he re
fused to endur" a second examination as al
ternAte for West Point, and as consequence
both of the CatrOns are now In private life.
Judge cniron insists that his song are the
victims of conspiracy. coucocted by the ex-
aminlhg honris Of these two public institu-
tiOns.-ChcaFo Record.
The indicator., 1897-05-01
Illinois Lands Flooded.

st. Louis. April 2T.-Points on thr
Mississippi and Missouri rivers above
here report Il serious condition of af-
fairs, the water having risen 10 Il
dangerous height. Thousands of ncrcs
of farm land on both the Illinois and
Missouri sides of the Mississippi river
have been inundated, and considerable
stock has been drowned and crops de
stroycd. According to the weather bu-
rcaus both rivers will continue To rise
The indicator., 1897-05-01

Among the conspicuous imported
nuisances must be counted the Ven
ezuela water hyacinth. II it has
chance it may rank second to the Eng
lish sparrow It has been in this coun-
try only few years and its field has
been limited: yet 1t has succeeded in
practically closing perhaps two hun
dred navigable miles Of Florida's great
river. the St. Johns, The plant in
creases from the seed and from run
ners. A field of it completely covers
the water and no steamboat can pene-
trate it beyond a short distance The
federal government has been asked for
an appropriation with which to light
the Venezuelan hyaclnth
The indicator., 1897-05-01
a Crime of Ira u wreckcr..

Houston. Texas. April 2T.-Traiu
wreckers last night threw the switch
at Fairbanks on the Houston Il Texas
Central, twenty miles north of here.
and the southbound passenger train
ran into it, causing n smash-up of the
forward coachcs and derailmcnt of
others.
one passenger was killed and n num-
Der seriously injured.
The indicator., 1897-05-01

great amount Of fruit planting In going
on this spring in eastern Utah. particularly
IN Grand county. which adjoins tho Colo
rafo line. The people in that county nrc
particularly well favored with n ine climate,
rich deep soil and more irrlgatlng water
than they know what to do with. The most
tHrder fruits are produced there, as the
s'fsons are long and frosts have no tcrrors.
The indicator., 1897-05-01

A Washington dispatch says that
Americans bound for Turkey should
have their passports vised by Turk
ish consul. Minister Terrell at Con
stantinople. sends the state department
a note verbale which he has received
from the sublime porte calling atten-
tion to the fact that foreigners some
times arrive without passports, or with
passports without the Ottoman con-
sul's wise This state of things, says
the sublime porte, being contrary to
the provisions OF the regulations on
passports. it advises that Americans
have their passports acted upon by
consuls before leaving home.
The indicator., 1897-05-01

The word tip so much in use at
the present time had, it is said, its
origin in an old custom in English tay-
erns. where a servants box or re-
ceptacle for small coin was often seen.
To this box the guests Of the inn were
all supposed 10 contribute their mite,
and at regular intervals the box was
opened and the contents distributed
among the servants Upon the box
was inscribed this legend: ITO insure
promptness.' The initials Of this sen-
tence form the word tip" and thus We
have the word.
The indicator., 1897-05-01
Big Fire NcMport Nem..

Newport News. Va. April 2I.-Firc
broke out in the Chesapeake Il Ohio
Railroad Company's pier at an early
hour this morning. Before the flames
were checked dnmage to the extent of
two millions had been done. Two of
the comEany's immense piers were de
stroyed and eight persons injured.
some of them seriously.
The indicator., 1897-05-01

There is a good deal of planting activity
IN the Arkansas valley this spring. In Otcro
county The Fowler Town ana Land Com
pany is engaged IN setting out :'0.0g fruit
trees. much on the plan employed at Mnnza-
noll last season. In rrywers county over
1900 fruit trees have been unpnded at the
Graiiada depot by persons living unIer the
Aini,y ditch. and the end Is not yet. The
new settlers In thar section are determined
to make Il thorough test of the fruit busi.
ness.
The indicator., 1897-05-01

There was recently found in Notrss-
ka the fragment of a jawbone contain
ing numerous teeth. and comparative
snatomist of local fame estimates that
during the life of the former owner
the iawbone must have been at least
four feet long. 1t is supposed to be Y
that is left of some prehistoric pugil.
CT
The indicator., 1897-05-01
non'l Tobacco Sril aal SmoEs iorr Lib lvaI.

nctic. full OF hfc, nerve and vigur, take M
to-Bnc, tile w0ndcr-worker. that makes
weak men strong. All druggists. SOC or 81.
Cure guaranteed. IsOoklct aud sample free.
Address sterling Remedy 60. Chicago or
New York
The indicator., 1897-05-01

When John Hay Wrote Little
Breeches" he was perhaps in training
for his appearance in ambassadorial
court costume, which consists mainly
of powdered wig and knee pants"
The indicator., 1897-05-01

Baby boy Mccormick comes into the
world the grandchild OF the richest
grandpa in the United States Wealthy
as this youngster win be in Standard
OIL, however, he Will not escape cas-
tor oil
The indicator., 1897-05-01

a movement has been started by a
club in London to furnish nurses with
healthful exercise by supplying them
with bicycles. They are supplied with
neat uniforms and have to report for
an outing once a week Many Of them
are engaged in wheeling most Of the
time, hut they enjoy the change from
trundling baby perambulator to Gid
ing swiftly along on the silent steed,
and the new movement is having
great run.
The indicator., 1897-05-01

uasbeer is the fellcitous name of a
resident OF Hennessey, Kan. He has
not yet been arrested for keeping on
hand a commodity forbidden by the
nrobibjtion laws OF tine state.
The indicator., 1897-05-01

Aerial transportation, as soon as !,
can be made practicable, will brir :
new life to Minnesota and the DahJ-
tas. For sixty days of the winter the
snow plows have had to clear the rail-
roads up there.
The indicator., 1897-05-01

A machine has been invented for
photographing the voice. 1t is mod
est machine, however. and did not try
TO negative what Mrs Fitzsimmons had
to say at the ringside.
The indicator., 1897-05-01

The chimes of St. Saviour's, South
wark, LONDON the church in which
John Harvard was baptized, have been
long silent. The full restoration of the
church will not be complete till the
bells ring again The chimes represent
centuries Of peals and chords. with
their messages summoning to worship
and to exnltations and lamenungs. An
authority on the subject says that the
tenor and nine Of Its sister bells date
back to 1875. being recast in that year
from an older peal made N 1924 on. Of
the metal of seven bells Of whose re-
mote history nothing is known except
that they bore respectively the names
OF Mary" stephen" Anne" Law
renee" Vincent, Nicholas and
Augustine" The voices Of these bells
have sounded through ages Of human
history. They symbolic the divine call
to prayer and praise that never ceases
its appeals to the generation Of men
as they pass on TO learn its full mean
ing in the realities of another world.
The indicator., 1897-05-01
MustIcnNc Turkey.

Constantinoplc, April 2G.-rhc portc
has announced that Greeks In the ser.
vice OF consulatcs, hospitals. foreign
missions and p0stotliccs may remain in
Turkey, but that all others must lenyc
the country,
The indicator., 1897-05-01
Nr.usIlum mImnrr.sinn.

~ think there are other ways Of correcting
children than whipping them observed
Bohby's mother, swccIly. to her guest.
'Ies'm! Nuu Kin pinch thcir legs TN they
holler, can't yout' pnt In Bobby from his
supposedly silent corner.
The indicator., 1897-05-01

One of the quickest ways to get rich
is to persuade a lot of simpletons to
pay so much each month in return for
promise that houses will be built for
them some day"
The indicator., 1897-05-01
rhr nnlv rhInGtn DO.

$50, after they began 10 fear they had
buried tho man ultyo tary oNluncd him
"ENhUmcI him What furt Why on cnrth
didn't they go at once aud have him dug
mp
The indicator., 1897-05-01
Halls Cntarrh Cure
Is taken internally, Price, 15c.
Mhcrc thr Tault LOG.

Florence"
yes, can; hut tho woman 10 whom
contidc 1t can't keep il
The indicator., 1897-05-01

1t is not TO be wondered that there
is a protest against the use Of cigar
cites and cigars by women in Eng
land. While women have the same
right as men to have habits it is GER
tain that no woman with cigar or
a cigarette in her mouth looks sweet
And ought not every woman to look
sweet?
The indicator., 1897-05-01

be your last day how would you spend
1t?
The indicator., 1897-05-01

spunk has been placed on the free
list in America. but 1t is still heavily
taxed among the six powers that are
blockading Crete.
The indicator., 1897-05-01

Hay certainly didn't make poetry
while the sun shone.
The indicator., 1897-05-01

There is sweet satisfaction in the re-
Election that the new ambassador to
Great Britain is not as Haynious as
some of his poetry.
The indicator., 1897-05-01

Scorp Drooper of West Virginia
wants an office. He may find out how
sharper than scorpions tooth it is to
have a droopering boom.
The indicator., 1897-05-01

Agents wanted in every tuwn or city In the
State Big money for good solicitors Call
or address, Oriental Portrait Company, 1J2o
Lawrence street. Denver. Colo.
The indicator., 1897-05-01

An onion trust is being organized.
VIII anybody deny that an onion trust
would BE- . rank ofRenye?
The indicator., 1897-05-01

Lnrimer county sheep feeders will plant
large acreage Of sugar beetS this year.
with the idea pf using the roots n supple
mentary feed to alfalfa aud grain.
The indicator., 1897-05-01

"Gaddlcs Is remarkable mnn." SIN what
way?' "Iir uses our telephone without
making lead pencil marks on the wall while
he is Mnlting."
The indicator., 1897-05-01

There is a sense in which the blood
of every sacrifice lifts somebody into
higher life.
The indicator., 1897-05-01

II is said that Australian shepherds can
forctell the weather from the condition of
the wool on the backs of their sheep. An
weather '
The indicator., 1897-05-01

Notwithstanding the tariff. sausage
will continue TO go down.
The indicator., 1897-05-01

She -''HOw do you account for the cnor-
nous increase Of the English sparrow in
American" Hc-"rhey're too ugly to go on
wumeu's hats!
The indicator., 1897-05-01

"Suddenly my wife ran out into tho yard
and screechcd wildly, and threw up her
apron" what WAS it, the air shipt"' ~"
-chlcken- -hMMl.."
The indicator., 1897-05-01


dents of life is to transmit TO them an
abundance of natural health and hardihood
But mother cannot confer health and
strength upon her offspring unless she has
it in some measure herself
Prospective mothers should know that
DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription is a sci
cntifc medicine, which gives perfect health
and strength 10 the special organs con-
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Taken early during the cxpectant time, IL
makes the coming of baby entirely safe and
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aid recuperative energy to the mother and
constitutional vigor 10 tho child.
1t is the only perfect and positive specific
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two bottles Of Favorite Prescription. Size
thinks the medicine did her world oi good
She was confined the 18th of February. Was sick
but short time and has poun3 daughter
Got along nicely nfterward. Look good. com
plexion looks clear and she says she never felt
50 well.
The indicator., 1897-05-01

Italy leads Europe in the number Of mur.
ders. Kmssln ID the mmmhcr of smicldn..
The indicator., 1897-05-01
TO CURE \ conp IN ONE DAY.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinino Tablets Al
Druggists refund the money II it fails 10 cure -,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1897-12-17

Detroit to Charleston, the latter be-
uI its most southern point The SEQ
lnd (central) section includes all the
territory between the last named line
and nm irregular line from Bismarck to
The mouth of the Rio Grande.
The third (mountain) section includes
all territory between the last named
line and nearly the western borders Of
Idaho, Utah and Arizona. The fourth
(Pacitc) section covers the rest of the
country to tho Pacific coast. Standard
time is uniform inside each Of these SEQ
tons, and the time Of each section diff
iers from that next to 1t by exactly one
hour Thus at 10 noon In New York
city eastern time) the time at Chicago
central time) is IL a. M; at Denver
tnountain time) 10 a. M, and at San
Francisco Pacific time). 0 O'Clock a. m.
Standard time IL 10 minutes slower
AT Boston than true local time, 4 min
utes slower ut New York, 8 minutes
faster ut Washington, 10 minutes faster
ut Charleston. 28 minutes slower at Do
troit. 8 minutes faster at Kansas City,
10 minutes slower at Chicago l minute
fnster al St Louis, 28 minutes faster at
Salt Lake City and 10 minutes faster at
San Francisco. Atlanta Constitution.