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The Cape Girardeau Democrat., 1897-10-02
RETURNING TO MANAeuA.

President zelays's Prompt and Aggressive
Efforts Suitably Rewarded.
MAxAGUA. Nicaragua, via Galveston,
Tex, Sept. 27.-President Zelays and
the government troops are returning
to Managua, where the latter will be
psid OF and disbanded. The presi-
dents prompt and aggressive efforts
have brought the revolution to an un-
expectedly rapid termination.
Many captured rebels are arriving in
chains and viii be imprisoned
The Cape Girardeau Democrat., 1897-10-02
ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON.
A Monument 10 His Memory Being Erected
1t San Francisco.

4 Monument TO His Memory Being Erected
1t San Francisco.
SAN FRANc1sco. Sept 2o.-The bronze
monument that is being erected in
Portsmouth square to the memory OF
Robert Louis Stevenson. the novelist
has been successfully east in this city.
The statue viii represent . Span
ish galleon under full sail it being
considered as the most representative
emblem Of Stevenson's work. The
galleon win be named Bonevensure.
Il viii rsst ON granite pedestal eigh!
feet high, and the top Of the mast Of the
Bonaventure win be four feet above
that The monument Is expected to be
ready for dedication on October 1e.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat., 1897-10-02

Among the many advertising novelties b.
ing issued By the B. 4 o. i one which is zurt
to attract q very considerable amount q az
tenfion. Il Is known as The Book of 4hs
Royal Blue and Is issued monthly BY Col,
d. b. Martin, Manager Of Passenger Traffic
OF maeaxine size and filed with attractive
half-tnne Illustrations and good reading mat
ter, sThe Book Of The Royal Blue IS bound
to make a hit. One splendid feature Is 4
list Of names and address Of everf passenSer
and freight AGENT
The Cape Girardeau Democrat., 1897-10-02
WILL HOLD THE CONFERENCE
England May be Represented or Not. aa
She Chooses.

England May be Represented or Not, n
She Chooses.
LONDON, Sept. 29.-The Pail Mall
Gazette publishes another interview
which its Paris correspondent has
had with NJ. Pierre Bodkine, the Rus
sian commissioner to the Behring Sea
conference, in which NJ. Bodkipe is
quoted as saying he has not received
any notification of the marquis of
Salisbury's objecting to Russia and Ja-
pan being represented in the confer
ence.
On the other hand the Russian Of
fetal expressed the opinion that such
an attitude upon the part OF the mar
quis of Salisbury would not delay the
conference at Washington, which
would be held just as If nothing had
happened to change the original plans,
only the British ambassador to the
United States. Sir Julian Pauncefote,
would be absent, which, he added, was
most regrettable.
In conclusion NJ. Bodkine reiterated
the necessity for some protection to
prevent the total determination of the
seals.
Relterztes the Statement that Great Brit-
ain Win Keep Her appointment.
WASHINGTON, Sept. ;2s.-No further
advices from Ambassador Hay relative
to the Behring sea conference to be
held in this city in October have been
received by Hon, John w. Foster, who
conducted ''the negotiations on behalf
of the United States" Mr.. Foster
reiterates his statement that Great
Britain will keep her engagement and
that the conference will be held. The
present hitch he attributes to the OBJ
jections raised by the Dominion Of
Canada. The date of the conference,
which will occur some time in October,
he thinks viii be fixed as soon as Prof.
Thompson, one of the English experts
now on the ocean, arrives in London.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat., 1897-10-02

The Members Busy at Washington Laying
Out = Programine for the work Ahead
Wide scope Of the Investigation That
WIN Claim the Attenfion OF the com-
naisslon. =. =
WAsHNaros. Sept. 29.-The mem-
bers Of the monetary commission are
holding daily sessions at the Arlington
hotel. laying out the programme for
the work that is before them Their
discussions are informal, but within .
few days they expect TO be able to an
nounce the subcommittees which will
have charge of the various branches
of the investigation to be made.
There will be three of these
subcommittee, one on gold aud silver.
which viii investigate the subject OF
our basic money. the extent of the nse
of silver, etc; one on United States
notes. which will investigate the sew
eral classes of outstanding United
States notes; the adyisability of retir-
ing the greenbaclzs, etc, and one on
banking, the dnty of which will be to
consider and formulate banking
scheme which will meet the demands
and requirements of the country.
As the discussion has proceeded the
members realize the wide scope Of the
investigation upon which they are en-
tering, and are beginning to doubt
their ability to complete their labors
and submit their report before con-
gress assemblies In fact one. of them
stated to-day that he did not expect
the report to be ready before the mid
die of December. Although no de-
cisive action has yet been taken on
this point, it is almost certain that the
permanent headquarters of the com
mission will be in this city.
w. 81. H. : Hanna left for his home at
Indianapolis yesterday. but will re-
turn here before the end Of the week.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat., 1897-10-02
Attorney Vincent EIatsd.

CHICAGO. Sept. 2s.--Attorney Vim
cent. of the defense, is elated over the
news from Tekemah. Neb. He has not
decided whether to have Attorney Gill
lis make deposition in Burt county,
Neb., or have him come to Chicago as
a witness to testify regarding the
woman he believes to have been Mrs.
Luetgert.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat., 1897-10-02
DIsoBEoleNce OF ORDERS.
a Central Pacific Engineers's Suspension
for Courtesy to Ladies'.

for Courtesy to Ladies.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 90. = When
coming across the continent recently,
Mrs. Herman Oelrichs and Miss Vir-
ginia Fair accepted the invitation OF
Engineer Sholl. of the Central Pacific.
to ride in the cab of his engine
from Promontory to Terrace, stretch
of road noted for its scenic beauty.
The rules of the company are against
the extension of such privileges as rid
ing on the engine to passengers, un-
less special permit is produced, and
SO the engineer was suspended for
40 days for disobedience of
orders. On Tearing of this order Mrs.
Oelrichs wired to Engineer Sholl to
come to San Francisco at once. he
arrived here on Thursday, and it is
currently reported that his unauthor.
lied courtesy is to be handsomely 70.
warded.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat., 1897-10-02
cHAnags OF pERJyRy.


f1ns Of the Luetxe-t Witnesses Nay RAYS
..I a.sE LsPss.snes ,,.l :. eerss ss.s 49,
- s;.ssss I,r,,n =, rerr,s ort he Ii<rs--
Ansshsr strsr for she Defense Warts ~
from hebrasi<A
CHICAGO, Sept. 20. 29.-Intimations that
perjury had been committed by wit
nesses Tor the defense in the Lnefgert
murder trial were heard around the
criminal court building, coupled with
suggestion Of grand jury investigs-
lion. It was said that the prosecution
seriously ccptelnplated seeking the in
dictmsntof Mary SiemmerinE before the
grand jury now in session. During the
time Mary Sieminering was on the viii
ness stand she was questioned sharply
.s,,t;va =, No. z.stsrz,<.,,x, l,af fs,a tba
vrnnd iurv which indicted Luetoert.
She admitted tnat her story as to the
bodv as we'll Al ~ the evi5ence she
rave before Justice Kersten who held
Luetoert for trial was tiisferent. IN ma
teriai noints to the evidence she rave
.t the nresens trial Herexnlanation Of
the discrenancv was tbat Tnsnector
schaaclr had Threatened her when she
appeared before the grand ;nrv. telling
her tbati if she did moi test ~ AGAINST
I.uetoert sba wonld he nonished In
,nect,r Schaaclr s3enonnees this state
ment a. ntterlv false. Durinp her
.torv of what too,s nlaca IN the East
cb;ca go avanus r,,l;ce station aft1r her
.--a.t M.~ 49,, ,,,,s.;,- .t,tad an
c;darfs in Witch Ass;stanf ssate,s AZ
The Cape Girardeau Democrat., 1897-10-02

III Ihis e synongyRh y nc tor s saat s!hS sooSEa hsf
origin in dyspepsia. An the ugly spirits that,
under the name Of the 'sblues. blue dew
ils,n "megrimsD and stmulligrubsD torment
the dyspeptic almost cesselessly, rsnish
when attacked with Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters, that, moreover, arlnihilates bilious
ness, constipation, chills and fever, kidney
complaints and nervousness.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat., 1897-10-02
BANK or MINNESOTA.
Receivers Ask for Orders 70 Pay q lei
Per Ceat Dividend.

sr. PAUL. Minn.. Sept. so.-Receiv-
ers Seymour and Lightner. Of the
Bank Of Minnesota. whose failure last
December precipitated so great q inan-
cial crisis, have made their first report
and asked orders to pay ten per cent.
dividend. There has already been
paid se5s. .ss4 After this payment the
unpaid indebtedness will be 81. 500, 600.
for the payment OF which there ara
book and stock liability assets Of
ess7e. s9s.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat., 1897-10-02

Benedict (proudly) Ny wife kisses me
good night regularly" Rounder {biseriye
--.Wemen are suspicious creatures, ain&
they f1-Boston Herald.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat., 1897-10-02
Senior sagasta,s LIBERAL views.

MADRID, Sept 80. Midnight.-It is
said that Senior Sagasta is in favor of
superseding Capt-Gen. Weyler and Of
granting autonomy to Cuba imme-
diateiy.
Senior Gamazo will probably be min
lister Of foreign affairs in the new cab.
met.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat., 1897-10-02

no Cure . Cold fn one Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All
druggists refund money il it failstocure. 90.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat., 1897-10-02

We often wonder why 50 many people
tell the same story 50 many tires.-W ash
ington Democrat
The Cape Girardeau Democrat., 1897-10-02

Fits stopped free and permanently cured.
No fits after first days nse Of Dr. Ki;ne's
Great Nerve Restorer. Free 81 trial bottle b
treatise. DR.. Kline, s33 Arch st ; Phila, Pa.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat., 1897-10-02

II some one would find a remedy for the
bad memories Of debtors be would make
fortune.-Ra1n's Horn.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat., 1897-10-02

When man Is always prepared to prove
everything he says, it may be because hia
The Cape Girardeau Democrat., 1897-10-02

Those bcys' toy tool chests are not good fol
any purpose whatever--Wa Washington Dem
ocrat.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat., 1897-10-02

All the desirable qualities you want m
tobacco are found in Star plug to a special
degree. Its constant use produces no evil
The Cape Girardeau Democrat., 1897-10-02

Pisc's Cure for Consumption has saved
Hopkins Place, Baltimore, Nd, Dec. 2, ~.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat., 1897-10-02

When folks can't think Of anything elss
70 do they GO and see doctor Wzshinzton|
DemOcrat
The Cape Girardeau Democrat., 1897-10-02

It is doubtful honor to be fondled b
curs.-Ram's Horn.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat., 1897-10-02

Clerk-You say you win tzke tkis ham.
mock. miss 90 She-sYe but ] Hant <uo
of the1n." CIsrk-'<F VERY well, madam. -.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat., 1897-10-02

Hall's Cafarrh Cure
Is taken internally. Price Zoe.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat., 1897-10-02
shake into Your shoes.

II cures painful, swollen, snisxting feet and
instantly takes the sting out Of CONS aad
bunions. It's the greatest comfort discovery
Of the age Aliens Foot Ease makes tight
or new shoea feel easy. e IS certain cur1
for sweating. callous, hot, tired, aching feet.
Try It to-day. Scld by ali druggists and shoe
stores, 25c. Trial package, FREE. Write to
Allen s. Oimsted, Leroy, NJ
The Cape Girardeau Democrat., 1897-10-02

Some men think they are good to their
wives if they build the Eres IN the morning.
Washington Desrocrat.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat., 1897-10-02

star Plug Combines All Good ouaai-
The Cape Girardeau Democrat., 1897-10-02
the MONETARY COMMISSION.

The slenbers busy at Washin,ton Laying
Out Programmes for the Work Ahead
Wide scope Of the Investigation That
WIN Claim the Attension OF the con-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-07

Peace Negotiations Are as Far from Any
Result a. at First


LONDON. July SIN tho House Of
Lords to-day The Marquis Of Salisbury.
replying 10 Lord C0nnemara, said the
delay in the settlement OF peace terms
between Turkey and Greece was entire
ly the fault of the former power. There
was no delay so far as the concerted
powers were concerned, but Turkey had
carried dcllberatiOn ana circumspection
TO such an excess that the delay was
not without danger. though the danger
was not Immediate. They were appa-
rontly at present no nearer 10 a solution
Of the question than at the beginning.
In alluding 10 the situation I'm 1878.
pointing out that then a Russian army
was at the gates Of Constantineple. the
Marquis of Salisbury remarked that as
pioportiOned TO the circumstances. the
year 1897 became a National ogOus with
the yeaC 1875 so his hopes Of a satisfac-
tory result increase.
The Marquis of Salisbury further said:
IF Prince Bismarck were presiding at
the conference as he did in lS7S. the re-
suit would bee different. a Russian army
: was then within "a stones throw OF
Constantnople. and any suggestion from
Prince Bismark that a failure Of me con-
ference produced that effect upon Turk
ish deliberations which IS desired now"
LONDON. July All tho morning ,a-
pfTs commented c0itorially upon The new
danger In the GraccO-TurNsh situation.
The statement Of the Marquis of Sal
ishurv in the House OF Lords yesterday
lIuesday afternoon is regarded as exc
tromey grave. and as a clear ntimaiion
OF the readiness Of Great Britain 10 join
in active coercion Of the Sultan.
CONSTANTINOPLE, July j.-lDelaycd
in ission).-Contrary 10 expecta-
tions, the decision OF the Council of
Mrs Yespidor, was not favorable 10 the
demands OF the Ambassadors r<atiye %
the Graoco-Turkish negotiations. The site
uation therefore is regarded as being
very strained, the Turkish reply virtually
implying a rupture of the negotiations,
and that che Powers must make a con-
cession or ADOPT measures TO enforce their
decision.
IT is reported that the Grand Visier
has declared 10 the Sultan that he viii
never sign an agreement based in the
strategic lines proposed by the Ambas-
sadors. At the same time 81 is thought
I'm some quarters that the attitude of the
Turkish government is designed 10 or-
able the Sultan 10 yield later by sacri-
ficing some of his ministers. and rumors
Of impending Cabinet changes are already
current.
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carr CHtRGES err.
Independence pa, ce,, bra,ions The New

tuuhf4 4H" i'Dtrtu llols
CAPE CHARLES. Va. July special
--htg. Warren nlrr, pastor OBJ BrlAtny
Methodist Epl-.0 Opal cnurcn, preached %
-rlmnA Sluua. 10 tao Juilor order
United American MecnaniCs. The cuufcn
was beautifully decorated with flags and
bunting ana tle order marched 90 tne
church in body.
Independence Day was celebrated here
by a beautiful display ol fireworks ola
the beach al night
4 match game of BAH was played in
the afternoon by the Lastyllle and Cape
Charles clubs, resulting in "a victory for
the latter by score Of 46 30 9.
supper was served In the park by the
friends of the Presbyterian church. who
realized quite 81 nice little sum towards
"a building fund for new church.
The new Town Council held their frst
meeting last ni-lt. but Oh account OF ITS
being a holiday the meeting adjourned
until next Thursday night. az wnlcn
time they will elect officers for the ensu-
ing year Alr. vi. li. Stevenson "a pr0mi-
nent merchant NJ the town is Mayor and
the following g ntlemcn COuncilmen; l..
W. savage. B. r.. Amcs. q. -. Smlthcrs.
J. H. Jones. J.. a.. Steinhilber and j. r. y.
Sterling.
From present Indications the Irish po-
tatO crop ON Tie Peninsula will not De
more than half Is large as las. year. but
the prices are very much better About
one half Of tha crop has already heen
marketed. About one hundred thousand
barrels were lurel OF the Peninsula
I'm June by tho Now York, Philadelphia
and Norfolk railroad.
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10 recommit 1. to the Retrenchment and
Reform Committee. This was lost. ana
when the question came up the point was
raised by Mr.. Wallerstein that two
As several members had been excused
and the point was sustained, the resolu-
ton was laid on the table
The resolution In regard TO CITY Han
employees was also tabled.
ISSUE OF BONDS.
Tho resolution providing for the issue
NJ sewer bonds was, after a long parlia-
mentarv battle. laid on the table:
During the discussion Mr.. Ebel moved
20 refer the resolution 10 the City At
torney TO report how near the city Is
10 the bond limit and what the condi-
tion OF the bonded debt would be IT the
bond nroyision Of the charter had been
carried out THIS RESOLUTION never redc"-
ed vote.
An ordinance granting the Richmond
Railway and Electric Company permis-
sion 10 extend its line on i street was
laid on the table, as the ordinance re-
giiiring all bills 10 be printed was not COM
piled with by the company.
An ordinance iustructing the Committee
on Light TO report on the feasibility OF
reducing the price Of gas 10 ninety cents
ner thousand feet was referred
Mr. Bloombcrg moved 10 reconsider the
vote nv which July sth was selected as
the date for considering the lOng-dstance
telephone ordinance. This was done and
the date changed to Wednesday, July
18th, at $50 +. NJ.
Later this was reconsidered and several
efforts made 10 select date, that finally
decided on being July 2sth at L. NJ
on motion OF Mr.. Stokes his resignation
was taken from The table and accepted at
bis rc0ucsf.
4 resolution instructing the Committee
on Light 10 report on the feasibility OF
selling fuel gas.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-07
ANNEXATION or HiWAIF.
Mr., Foster SAYS Neither Trance Nor
Russia VIII OBJECT.


LONDON, July 6--John ". Foster. the
United states seal Commissioner, has ale
rived here from 81. Petersburg, and has
paid = visit 10 United States Ambassl-
dor Hay. Messrs. Foster and lay will
cooperate in pressing the Bering scaling
question upon the British government.
To q representative OF the Associated
Press, Mr.. Foster said, details of the ar
rangemcnts arrived at with Russia could
not be revealed at present, but when dis
closed they would be entirely satisfac-
tory. Ar Foster had no doubt that Ja-
pan was equally ready 90 cooperate
with the United States in the protection
OF seals.
Speaking OF Hawaii. Mr.. Foster said.
we learned the sentiments of Russia
and France during our visit to 81. PEE
tershurs and Paris. They won't object
10 annexation, and regard il as natural
and inevitable. / do not believe Great
Britain Will object The European gov
ernments may not like it,, but they are
reconciled TO IT, The annexation OF Ha-
wall would not presage the annexation
OF cuba. The cases Of the two islands
are entirely dissimilar Hawaii is set
tied in large part hy Americans. and the
United States has obligations % fulfill
there, whereas Cuba is q Colony Of for
eisn government
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-07
HAD HIS CHILD ARRESTED.
Mr.. 0lif Charges His Daughter, q Bride,
With Perjury
FOR SWEARING She WAS OF AGE
In Order to Secure a Marriage License 10
Marry Mr. Mortimer True Last
Thursday-A Most Eernarks
abba Case

Mr.. Albert OliH the father Of Miss
Alice OuN. who was married on last
Thursday to Mr.. Mortimer True, ana
who claims that she is only seventeen
years of age, yesterday swore out war
rant for the arrest Of his daughter charg-
ing her with perjury in swearing that sne
was twenty-one years of age, so that she
could get the marriage license.
The young bride was found az her
house. 7O2 north Fourth street. and the
warrant was executed by Sergeant George
w. Epps. Of the Third Police Station.
TAKEN TO THE STATION.
The lady was brought to the station.
and promptly bailed in the sum or NOo
for her appearance at the Police Court
this morning, with Sergeant Epps as Sc
curity.
Last Friday Mr.. DIN repeated his asser-
tion that his daughter was only seven
teen and he had been several days max
ing enquiries as 10 the course 10 pursue
towards the prosecution Of the lady on
charge OF perjury
In the Code of Virginia false testimony
as TO the age of an applicant Tor a mar
rage license is a misdemeanor ana such
cases are tried I'm the Police Court
Mr.. Olin said then that he never chang
ed his mind, and now it seems that he IS
right, as 20 this assertion.
Miss Alice Oun was married 10 Mr
Mortimer True on Thursday last by the
Rev T. J. Taylor. pastor OF Laurel
Street Methodist church.
TIE FATHER SURPRISED.
The couple was accompanied by Mr.
Charles Kidd.
All this was kept a secret from the
father and mother Of the bride, and they
received the news from The Times ot last
Friday.
when Mr.. Olln was told that his daugh-
ter was married. be was angry and said
she was only seventeen. and "he proposed
To- know several things" He objected 10
the marriage and doubted II II had oc-
CURED
Mrs Mortimer True seemed 20 regard
her fathers statement that she was only
seventeen as joke, for she said she
was twcnty-one.
Tile trial OF the case I'm the Police
Court to-day will no doubt De an interest
ing one
THE YOUNG LADY WEpT.
When the young bride was Ted from the
Third Station her grief at the action VI
her father was pit.able She wepi bitterly
and seemed h.lItbr0kcn over the udianl-
~ She bad been called upon 20 suDer.
Between her sObs she told how her
dream VI happiness had been dispeiled.
shc had ma le every preparation t0 keep
house. having purchased her furniture,
and a number of those little ndescrlna-
Die things. whi. Do women use in beautiiy-
ing th sir homes.
Her hopes of life ana ifs hriehter smiles
had faded. and her crushed heart ielt the
Keen parental persecution ds hrf tear
stained eyes clearly told
Befor. her marriage Mrs True. hy her
oNn industry. earned DEER living ny work
ing iu Whif0ck's cler0Ot flriory she
was faithful in hsr dutics and of hcr week
iy earnings she always save O. ju1l pIo-
f-,rftcn toward hcr fmilys support
Since her matrimonial won't Ire. however.
.h. was. OF course. enabled to reliual'aA
her work.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-07

SCRANTON. PA. July 6.-Blooming
and steel departments Of the North
Mil. OF the Lackawenna Iron and Steel
Company. were started on single turn
to-day The big South mill has been idle
since the wage dispute with the tonnage
hands. ten days ago. This mill. II -
stated. will be started within few days.
ANDERSON. IND. July 6.-The Ma
tional Tin-Plate Company. OF this city,
and the American Tin-Piate Company
Of Elwood. to-day started their plants ac-
cording 10 the new wage scale.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-07
VOL. I2-NEW SERIES. NO. 1877.

which the State IS prouder he said, than
she is OF Washington. Jefferson and Lee,
he declared that the principles which
jefferson established. had been perverted
and trodden under foot by Grover Cleve-
land, but restored in all their historic
beauty by the Chicago Convention.
This style of oratory was the rule with
the speakers. and from all over the coun-
try come reports that men cheored to the
echo. denunciation OF the Supreme Court.
legitimate corporations and men who op-
pose any legislation aimed at the stabil-
ity and value OF this currency.
Notwithstanding all this. however. there
IS decided ro-awakcning among the
older and the wiser heads OF the party
TO the deficiencies and absurditios OF the
platform. and as has already been stat
ed. there Is a silent but no less por;entous
movement TO arrange plans for the fu-
ture based upon n general revision and
modification OF the platform in 1902