davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun., 1898-12-03

| ing the latter in twelve minutes at FOx's
Pleasure Palace, in Reading, Thursday
night.
All eports should join the Warren.
The club when formed will be pride
to Wilmington.
The Intercollegiate chess tournament
will hp he in this city from December
26to 81. Harvard. Yale, Princeton and
Columbia will be Represented.
Fred" Gilbert, of Spirit Lake, Iowa,
has accepted the challenge If J. A. r.
Elliott. OF Kans. City, to shoot for the
American live bird championship at
Chicago on D-cerioer -.
Yale and Cornell are to meet in an
other branch III sport. Later in the sea-
son their haskpt ball teams will play
game in N@N YORK city at the Knicker.
bocker A. C.
A fencing club has been organized
4 .nong the Univ3raiky Of Pennsylvania
students. Many college athletes have al.
ready signified their intention of joining
the Glars.
At the annual meeting Of the Univer.
sity of Pennsylvania gymnasium teams
!. 8. Williams, captain, resigned.
Thomas P. Stevenson was elected in his
place.
The French government has thrown
cold water on the proposed Olympian
yames for the Paris Exposition Of 1900
by refusing ts recognize Baron Cumber
tin and his committee. G. G. Hughes IL
hopeful that the affair may be satisfact-
orily arranged even yet
The sun., 1898-12-03
I.lCEN .Es GRANrEn.
Comm issiOners Name These Men to
Conduct Hotels In Cecil County.
Kick by Property Holders.

Special to The Sun.
ELKroN, Md, Die. 2.-The Liquor
License Commissioners in session tnuav
granted three more licenses, one tn
samuel b. toar !, Hotel E kton, E,ktnn;
one t" Frank H. Thompson, Benjamin
Thomas hotel p"Derty, North E,s,, and
to William G. HaInbleton. hotel property
at Calvert. Applications were received
from William A. G ,rck and James lay
man OF chesapeake City.
There seems to iR movement on foot
to bring some prrs-nre upon the con,-
missiOners in the way of suits against
them by owners Of Old established
hotels.
They claim that if their tenants cannot
procure license they will b. compelled
to clOse the hotels which would mean
considerable loss to them in The way of
rental.
The only licenses refused SO far IN &C.
count Of objections being made against
the applicants are th.sp If Eugene Clark
of the FELTON, Hotel. EIkt"l, and Ge."g+.
H. Queck of the Ba. ard H"usr. the,a-
peake City. TIL. first license granted
yesterday was to Ge'rge r. tirasOm "f
the Maryland House At Rising Sun ami
the seconi to John T. Wilson OF the
Howard HOuse, Ekton.
The sun., 1898-12-03
PUSHING THE EVACUATION.
Province Of Havana Will PrObabl be
Turned Over to the Americans
by Christmas.

HAVANA. Dec. 2.-It is now believed,
judRing from the rapidity with which
the Spaniards are pushing the evacuation
that the province of Hava IA will be
turned over to the Americans on nr be-
fore d. cembpr "a, and that by Christmas
Day Old Glory will be floating over
MORO Castle.
Yesterday morning General Greene re-.
viewed at MarianaO the cavalry division
ri the Cuban forces under General Mario
Mend cal. Over 300 men fell in line
Many had no Goals or shirts, but all had
good mounts, well shnd. While from an
aesthetic view point General Greene finds
the Cuban cavalry wanting. he thinks
there could be n" doubt of it's efficiency
in guerrilla warfare, Judging from the
discipline and reckless daring Of the men
as evidenced in the evolutions.
The sun., 1898-12-03
PatrOlman Was to Blame.

Chief of Police Dolan after investigat.
ing the case Of Police Officer Gum. who
sustained injuries at the hands Of
Thomas Postles, colored, at Tenth and
Wilson streets Thursday night, has
about come to the conclusion that the
officer was to blame in the matter.
The injured officer is at the hospital
suffering from internal injuries received
in the snfflp.
According to Pnstles' story the officer
was under the influences Of |iqnor and
tried to force his way into PostIps' honst'
and that lie objected and in the scuffle
hurt the officer.
The physicians attending the officer
state positively that he had not been
drinking,
The sun., 1898-12-03
Church Notices,

First Unitarian Church, West street
above Eighth, Rev. Alexander T. Bow.
ser, minister. Subject for SUNDAY, d.
cenher 4, 1.-The Power of all Ideal Pnr.
pose" Services at l0.45 "'cInck. All
seats free. The public cordially i'll
vittd.
Central Presbyterian Church 1890 a.
m., preaching by Rev. +. A. McCurdy,
D. d., suffice, "rlr Great Need" IL NJ !,
Snniav scl""l; 645 p. M, prayer meet.
ing Of the Y. p S. G. E.; 7.45 p. m.
preaching by Rev T. A. McCurdy, d.
D., subject, "A Very Practical Thing"
Wht Presbyterian Church, corner Of
Eighth and Washington, the Rev. A. N.
keigwin, y u 10 20 Il. NJ, celebration
Of the Lords supper and reception of
new members; Up M. Sunday school;
6 10 p. m., Christian End-avOr; 7.30 p.
m., preaching by the pastor.
The sun., 1898-12-03
Honest John Kelly in TrOub bic.

Honest john Kelly, The referee of the
Corbptt- -Slmrkpy fight, is IN trouble. 1t
happened this wa>: Besides being an
ex. ball PLAYER and an ulnpir. he is a
gambling house owner in New York.
His place was raiird Thursday night.
Johns friends claim Tim Sullivan.
nw npr Of the knox A. c., is the cause Of
the raid.
Sullivan bet a lot Of money on Shar-
ker, and as Kelly declared all bets off,
this made Sullivan sore and to get square
took the above means. And there you
are.
The sun., 1898-12-03
School Society Officers.

The annual meeting Of the African
Schml S,miely was he'd yesterday at the
office Of Henry /. C"nrud. The iolI"w
ing officers we're elected: Elwmnd Garlet.
president; VIM. p. Banrrnft. secretary;
Thomas Tayhr. treasurer; Edward An
dr'ws, Bishop Cotman, Wilmer Palmer,
Frederick Rrbinsoi,, Albert W. Smith,
VIM T. Bancroft. henry G. Conra,I.
The inte'est from the invested fund g,n 8
toward the suppr; Of the coIored
schools.
The sun., 1898-12-03
j SPORTS OF THE DAY
E6leanings Gathered From OF the
dridiron AMI ia thu Pugilis.
tic World.
AMONGST THE ATHLETE>
Spicy ltoms Taken From the --latest
Happenings In the ROped Arena
leiics--Wiimington's In.
tereatinY itudEct.
DIAMOND DUST.

Buffalo ma, jump from the Eastern ia
the Western League, and Chauncey
Fisher, the pitcher may manage the
club.
Lave Cross's brother Frank, a catcher,
has been signed to catch for Milwaukee
next season.
Jimmy Ryan's friends are trying TO
have him elected captain Of the Chicago
Club.
Secretary Shettsine says the Philadel-
phia Club would like to g.t Langp, of
Chicago, but will not give Delahsnty tor
him.
II Toledo gets into the Western League
Jack GlasscOck and Sammy Nichol want
to organize q team for Wheeling and take
ToIrdo's place in the Interstate.
Some one in Louisville, in arranging
The Colonies for next year. suggpsts that
Ritchey 60 to third, new man be se
cured for second, while Hans Wagner
ahouId take Billy Hoy's place in centre
feld.
G. A. Vanderbeck, the present owner
Of the Detroit team Of the Western
League, may sOOn become the owner VI
the Louisville club and ito National
League franchise.
The question of Sunday ball will again
figure prominently at the coming meet.
ing Of the National League. Last season
New York and PIltsburg joined The ranks
oi the Sunday playing teams, white
Cleveland tried " inaugurate Sunday
ball " home.
The sun., 1898-12-03
Auditors Report.

Francis Skunk Brown, who was ap.
pointed auduor to adjust and se,tIe the
account of .ieorge Ii. Pierre and Harri.
8 N Il. SeeIer, the assignees ni l.. H. lay
lnr Il Co., bankers and brokers OF Phia-
delplia, Thursday, filed his ppor.
There were two accounts, the first show
ing u balance for distribution If $33,
55B II. Tie balance shown by the SEC
ond account, which includes the Dalan i,
on hand from the first account, is SUB,
B56.2O Tue aggregate amount Uf claims
allowed ls 1884 0lO.74, and the auditor
awards dividrnl ~ 20 p-r cent.
The sun., 1898-12-03
New Castle WOrkmcn.

The annual election Of officers Of
Friendship Lodge, No. 3, A. O. U. w.,
of New Castle, THURSDAY evening resulted
as follows: Master Workman, George T..
Tobin; Past Master Workman, Arthur r.
Kee; Foreman. James L. Bacon; Over
seer, John Montgomery; Guide, G. G..
Whitnack; Recorder, James Vanars.
dalen; Financier. James +. Cannon; In.
side Watchm.n. Edward Cheffeins: Out
side Watcf,man, Andrew Mitchell;
Trustee. B. Frank Blackburn; Represen.
ta,ive to he 'irand L"dge Orinn A. Car
rick; Examining Physician, Dr. J. Car
rOl.
The sun., 1898-12-03
MISCELLANY.

The Warren Athletic Club will be- re-
organized.
Tha g what the athletes Of Whining
ton say.
The number "f people who are willing
to Join will reach th- hundreds.
TIE club will be s'ar'ed in a business
like wav.
l. will cost all who want to jam 81 and
the dues will be 50 crn'h Il month.
Real tcmnrrOw's SUN for foil rarticu-
lars about the Warren.
Ernest Roeber, champion wrestler Of
the world, In . U,ntest with Martin
Muldoon, Of Belfast, succeeded in throw.
The sun., 1898-12-03
w. @. o. u. Meeting

The annual IN p,ing Of the Woman i
Christian Temperance Union held
at their rn',,s. n" lob West E,gnth
at rect Yesterday aftrrnmn was very in.
terpsting, the n.p,r,s Of Mrs. A. W.
Men'irnIlall, Mrs. j. r. Milligan, Mrs
&. Emerson, Mrs. tirorge Todd and Mrs.
g. Z. Mccall showing the excellent work
done during tile year.
At this meeting the following officers
were elected: Mrs. J. Darlington, preri.
dent; Mrs. Charles Elm rs,'ll, vice. presi.
dent; Mrs. William Taggart, treasurer;
Mrs. Margaret Berlin, corresponding
secretary; Ars. 4. W. Aendenhall, re-.
cordipe secretary.
The sun., 1898-12-03
A Big Ruel, Job,

p, W. 4 b. Master Carpenter Smith
will begin work IN Monday "n til. r'rr.
ton "f y big additnn IT, the large freight
station ~ Washington known ~ the
Ninth Atrppt freight station. II it. a. b.
a rnrh job ami will Ie completed IN
about two weeks. A large gang Of men
will he put " work Monday morning.
The station. when completed will extend
an entire block fom Ninth To Tenth.
The addition will be "f frame, 1i8 fret
long, ~ feet wide and Is feet high. The
present structure 10 $50 feet long. There
will be new platform on Tenth street
go by s. jses. There are also other plat.
forms.
The sun., 1898-12-03
TEACHERS IN THE LEAD.
Miss Carlisle Has So Far Received
the Highest Number Of Votes
For the Candy,

For the Candy.
The attendance at the bazaar OF the
Teachers Mutual Beneficial Association
last evening was much the same as the
four preceding nights. The post office,
lemonade we'll, Peggy Ann" Queen
Nab, Prof. Becher and many other
stands continue to do o great amount Of
business. Tonight is the last nigh. and
and it is expected to be the big Night
Of the bazaar.
The program last evening was fur.
niahed by the pupils Of the Howard
school and conelsted of the following
numbers: Physical exercise, sixteen
girls; vocal solo. Miss Elizabeth Reeney;
club swing, nine girla; vocal quartettr,
drill by a class Of boys. Music was fur
nished by the Howard School Orchestra.
The leaders Of the friendly contest be.
tween the teachers for the box Of candy
are Miss Carlisle, M. Is, 1922; Miss
Beard, High school, $40; Miss Shaw,
M. "a, 203; Miss Semple. High School,
202; Miss Jackman, No. IL, l46.
The sun., 1898-12-03
SELF DEFENSE.

The police of st. Louis are trying to
stop boxing in that city.
Uscsr Gardner will be tried for prize
fighting today A. Co'unbus, U.
"kId" McC,y and Joe Goddard are
booked for tile Arena On December IL.
Charley McKeev.r and Jack Hoffman
will bux eight rounds IN Chicago wllhln
tWu weeks.
II Gof wins from Dick Moore today,
he viii challenge Jack Bonner Tor q re-
turn match.
A Hartford. Conn, club has offered
$2,5U ior hi k O'B ien and Tomn,y
Ryan to box rs rounds.
Tom O. 'Ron, ke, on behalf Of the Lenox
Club, New YORK, l,a. offered a SIC, ,UOO
purse for Shalke. and CharIey Mitchell.
Tom O'kourke said Thursday that
DIX II "ou'd not box any one eIee until
he meets Ben jordan, who is expecteu 10
arrive some time next month.
Bay Newman yesterday completed
negO, iatiOus tor u sIx-ruunu Contest be-
tween Jack Delaney and Tommy Wine,
to be decided III Chl"ago in three weeks.
The Inahagrr Of joe Cans, the colrred
Batiln.ie au, Says that trank Erne Is
tryinEtn keep away from lis man, and
OvextsjUks the $500 Cans has posted ~
Ehke match.
According 70 u London cablegram the
sporting paper, Referee, hands out some
stiff PASSES on CorUrtt, whom It calls a
"miseraOle, ungra.efui slcb, who black
guards his hUs,s."
Ma,ty Mai il satisfied that he will
beat .Mystery" kerwin ~ the Pavilion
Oh tl.e lOLh ii December AZ decisiveIy as
he Once dirposed Of another Toronto
favurile, Frank GarrArd.
Frank Craig, Ll,e Harlem Coffee
Cooler" cables Dave HoIlxnu that l.e
would like to meet Tommy Ryan, and
VIII box him ~ The Lnux A. q. If llla,
oluD VIII advance INN expenses.
Elwood McCuskty anu the Kentucky
r. .seDuu Viii wlnu-up AT the Lenox
CIuU, Nineteenth and Oxford, this even
ing.
Spike" Sullivan has received offers
to box Eddie Connolly, Charley Me-
keever anu Young AlalIulley, Uf PIMA.
delpl'la, but has Ueen coInpelIcd " reject
them all u. tine ground tlIat ttIe induces
mellts hung up were Too small.
Martln Julian, manager Of "Mulligan
Guarus Ban" COMPANY has been sueu Tor
sa'ary 10y Jhe toIiowIng former members
Of Me company: Harry Fishers claim
Cor VI, 200 e,l.ary, Florence Gerone's ior
$54O; Jennie Barry = for $54U, and Wal
teI Derr's claim for S576.
KID McC"y is alter Tom Sharkey's
sea y, anu, alter llic USUAL tull,alIawking
with wolus IL over, y MACH may be ar
ranged.
George Dixon will not take we'll de-
served rest, Tor after his prolonged spell
of training Tom O'k.,urke believes that
he VIII geL III the condition known to
athletes as stale"
Every 'hontst" man in the b"xing
business now thinks at u is necessary
E,r INN ~ ascend " the h,"isetups and
CRY ullL his beliei 10 ,l.at effect at the
same tine threatening muruer to those
WHO uisDeiIeve hlin.
George Dixon, the cOlored wonder,
wlu rec, My s.cuied d,cIsl"ns over
Dave SIlivan anl Oscar Garuuer, made
over 10 NO uut ot his Two victories. In
his iigiu with Dive Sullivan he received
over S3 OOJ fr wihn,hg, Wine III ms
Contest ~nh Gardner un Tuesday ngnt
he s,'L 5000 ir the winners end.
Peter !Maner and bix Ed Dunkhor-t,
the Syracu... heavy weight, have signed
ArLlc,es W ineet ~ u SIX. .r'uiiu in,ut ~
the Arena Athletic ClnU Of Pniade, piIlu,
OIL FRIDAY evening, December ..
The sun., 1898-12-03
Kelley D,sal peared.

Michael Kelley. recently paroled frem
Delaware State Hospital for the Il.sane
at Farnhurst az cured of dementia, las
been missing from his home for two
weeks.
He has a clean shaven face, dark hair
and a scar over his right eye br,w. DR..
Hancker is anxious to know of his
whereabouts.
The sun., 1898-12-03
Farmers Friend Safe.
Special to The SUN.

ELKToN, d., Dec. 2.-rhe schooner
Farmers Friend, Captain Georsr G'us'"
M Deals Island, and WHICH IL was feareo
l,ai been Inst in the recent storm ~,
Chesapeake bay, having cleared from I'll"
Virginia coast several days previous I
lhr storm with cargo of fish scrap k,.
the Scott Fertilizer Company, Eikt"n, a,
rived here safely yesterday. The cap
tain said le was fortunate to be near i
g,s.d hxrbOr when the storm broke
which he safely entered.
The sun., 1898-12-03
Heat wi bout Cost.

The coIdest weather warm room can
be had by attaching the Lex Radiator tn
any lamp. Maiei to any address, so
cents; and If Not satisfactory return and
get your money ba,.k. Li.praI terms to
agents. Lex Radiator Co., Dept. f., 432
Market street. Phi ad-lphia, Pa.
The sun., 1898-12-03
Bark DisInast ed.

LEwEs, DEL, Dec. 2.-The British bark
La Esc"esa, from Iqnique for New
York, disnIasted, fore and mizzennIas'
with portion Of each topmast standing.
arrived al the Delaware Breakwatpr this
morning in tow OF the British steamer
Marstonmmr, from Baltimore, Novem.
Der 20, for Rotterdam.
The sun., 1898-12-03
CYCLING.

The roads are getting better.
Wheels will be very Cheap.
Cl,ainless wheels viii be the 20 next
season.
r. G. Bradf .rd 10 getting ready for lhe
Chr,stmas trade.
Will that cycle path to New Castle be
rssdy fvr next sssson3 5a
Nick Gr8en wants pis friends 10 know
The sun., 1898-12-03
About the Slx.lDay Race.

So much heing said as to the speed Of
the participants in the coming six.day
race in New York the following table.
showing the leaders at each 100 miles in
last wears event, will allow Of an inter
e~ting comparison as the coming grind
proceeds:
The sun., 1898-12-03
New Iron Railing.

A force Of men in the empIny of J. n.
Davis & Son ave putting an iron railing
on ,le stone fence at the Seventh street
side OF the OId Swedes Church property.
The railing is q feet high.
The sun., 1898-12-03

George w. Gregg living at Pennsyl-
Yesterday morning at 8 n'clot.k after u
long illness. He was abOnt ~ ,rs old
aud itav-s a wife and seven eli d n.
The sun., 1898-12-03

Mrs. Annie 4. / ars rus inns purchase
froln Mrs.. Mary X. 6ipex She property
NJ. l25 East Fourth sssvet. a.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-01
GUNBOAT CHASE OFF CARDENAS
Adventure of the Torpedo Boat Foote
Last Sunday

New York. April 30.-'@The torpedo boat
Foote, under command of Lieutenant
Rodgers, had an interesting though not
serious exchange OF compliments with two
small Spanish gunboats last Sunday, says
the Key West correspondent Of the Her
aid.
Accounts brought in by the Puritan,
now mere coaling, say that the monitor
Terror Lay some miles of Cardenas on
Sunday afternoon at half past o'clock.
When the officers in the mess room heard
The shots they ran on deck and saw the
torpedo boat Foote lying well in toward
Cardenas.
About mile and half nearer shore
and close to the mouth of the harbor,
their glasses revealed two small Spanish
gunboats sneaking along and hugging the
ocast. Lieutenant Rodgers had seen them
and, as he afterward explained 70 the Ter
ror's officers, he decided to have some fun
with them though the range was rather
long for serious execution.
The Foote opened fire with her one
Founders. and Lieutenant Qualtrough
of the Terror thinks one of the Spaniards
was hit by one shot, but he is not certain.
Both the Spanish gunboats returned the
Foote's fire without hesitation. Lieutenant
Rodgers then steamed in toward them.
firing again as he advanced.
''The Spaniards replied with a few more
snots, all of which went wide of their
mark, and then, apparently not liking the
Foote'S rapid advance. they turned and
steamed back into CardenaS harbor
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-01
IN LEAGUE WITH MILLIONAlRES
This is the Charge Now Made Against
JY Callahan.

FL Reno. o. T. April 2s.-(Special-)-Th
Democratic and Popu!st central commit
tee will meet in Oklahoma City May
for the purpose Of fixing q slate and also
for fixing a time when the convention
will meet in this city.
The Pops are considerably worked up
over the report that Reverend Delegate
Callahan appointed young man, a son
Of Millionaire Deus, of Springfield. Ohio,
as cadet to the military academy at
West Point and ignoring the claims of a
number of young men of Oklahoma.
If the report proves true all the salt
peter in Oklahoma cannot save the rev.
erend delegate from being knocked out
IN the convention. Banker Joe Post of
report - true. Callahan did have young
Dtcus appointed. The boys father IS a
strong Republican ana a warm personal
friend Of Mark Hanna's. The Pops
around Kingfsher are on the war path
Judge Tarsney has finally shown the
public at large that he Is a monopolist
of the highest degree. Five gamblers
were indicted by the grand jury. and all
pleaded guilty. Hts honor IN mild tone
Of voice fined each man 800. and while
doing so Informed his victims that IL
thought he was putting it on too steep
they might look over the statute and they
would find ne could have made il $500
He also stated there was too much com
petition in that line of business, giving a
hint that one man might If he 50 felt
do all the business himself
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-01
COMMON DISEASES
Piles. Fi=tuIa and InfiammatoryC Con
ditions fthc Rrctum

The troubles 80 Annoying aha dangerous
TO health are among the oonnouest with
which humanity IS afflicted.
We are, therefore, pleased 20 announce
that modern research in medical science
has at last produced certain cure Tor
them and as usual with al grea, and ne-t-
torious Inventions. 5 simple and tie or-y
wonder : that suca remedy was 10; Dis
covered and used years before
TIE remedy we refe- 70 IS known as the
Pyramid Pie Cure. I: IS 70; an o,ntmen;
nor q salye. hQa.d nor Internal remedy,
but IS applied directly % the seat Of the
disease and produces a cure = = sGrP-1s-
i1gly short space Of tine.
Fer kchs7g piles a I@w applications pro
ducs a complete cure. whlie tor bleeding.
pro,ru5.ng aid al otre- forms OF rectal
diseases Is use Will result ID a permanent
cure even IN cases where az operation has
failed
TIE Pyramid PIE Cure IS painless 70 use
and relieves all pasa a. once. All druggists
keep = q R!n get * f2- you- Il IS pre-
pared by The Pyramid Orig Co. q Mar
snail. Mlch., w5o VII sand YOU fun p-a--sc-
U.ars q the cause and cure % piles. a-so
testimonials from every section @ the
country or Il your drusEs; hes the rem
edy on hard you vi ind The trezv.se
or piles and testimonials IN each package
q tae remedy.
4 trial Wi convince you that t-e Py-a-
MD Pie Cure IS a spae,fc fer every form
OF rsc,zI disease ard L ) guarAn,ee1 20
contain 10 mineral Polsoas uor Injurious
ingredients - often reso-ted ID = treating
piles So.6 b. druggists a. 81 osat2
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-01
,,src.,, coDan .f.s,cai piscoyery.

Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery.
IT feel that I owe q debt Of gratitude
10 a friend for recommending your medi-
cines." writes Mr.. I B. Staples. OF Bare
lay. Usage Co, Kan. ''as well as thahks
to you preparing such grand remedies.
for chronic diseases especially, which the
doctors failed TO reach. and I desire 10
pass The good word along for the benefit
OF others who need your remedies ! am
q railroad station agent. ard four years
ago my work keeping me in g warm room
and stepping out into the cold air gave
ne bronchitis, which became chronic and
deep seated Doctors failed TO reach my
casa and advised me 20 try 9 higher air,
but, fortunately for me. q friend also
advised ma to try DR.. Pie-ce's medicines.
I commenced taking your Golden Medical
Discovery and by the time I had taken
the first bottle ! was better and after
taking about four bottles MY cough was
entirely gone This was q year ago last
winter and again last winter I took
about three bottles TO prevent return
OF the trouble have found no necessity
for seeking another climate
st will be glad TO tell anyone who reads
this what think Of your medicines.
When I first saw your book refer
ring TO the cure OF consumption thought
1 would Try Or. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery and 'Favorite Prescription as
the doctors had given my wife up. and SO
thought It could do no harm II It did no
good" writes II Todd Huguley. Esq. Of
Mount Jackson, Marion Co. Ind. when
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-01
SHREWD BANK EXAMINER
Circumvents Irregular Proceedings
ofTMa New HampShire Banks.

Washington. April S)--Tne comptroller
Of the currency received d telegram to-
day from Bank Examiner Ever stating
that he had taken charge Of fhs Hamp-
snire County National bank, of Norrn-
anptoa, Mass The president, VINO. the
examiner says. Is defal!tsr % re
amour; o. 80 90 OF !ll0.553. IS reported as
missing The president OF the national
bank Is sad 70 oe also president % the
Hampshire Savings bank, AID sae 6.sCo7-
cry q me defaIc2;.oa was made through
rCse. The government examiner made an
arra1gemsn; through tae state examiner
for an investigation q the two banks a.
;1e same tine. They ara located II the
same building. ard by IRIS scheme 4 was
made impossible for those IN charge .
transfer funds from ore - chs otaer %
cover Up shortages. II Is .2s- statement
the officers OF re national bank reported
capital 80. 90, deposits, &9o.oo. surplus.
s.. coo.