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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-02-18
The Surprise of All.

Mr.. James Jones, Of the drug firm OF
Jones & Son, Cowden, H.. in speaking Of
DR.. Kings New Discovery says that last
winter his wife was attacked with La
Grippe. aud her case grew so serious that
physicians at Cowdcn and Pana could do
nothing for her. 1t seemed to develop
into hasty Consumption. Having DR..
Kings New Dis covery in store, and selling
lots Of it, he took bottle home, and to
the surprise of all she began to get better
from first dose, and half dozen dollar bot
ties cured her sound and well. DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption. Coughs
and Colds is guaranteed to do this good
work. Try it. Free trial bottles at n, b.
Daniorth' S Drug Store
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TalsInrntive Brnno Qpi.iiHs Tablets
All Druggists refund tho money If 1t falls
to cure. '!1c.
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operate; patfec'lS 'utah!n in liver com.
paipl, kidney troubles dyspepsia, head-
n"hs. etc oa>Y p'lls 10 n's with our
White pumonic Ba!sam blood purifier
and ap,Ldyspep.ia po%ders. Depot oJ'
KIM slroeL,
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Americas Best Lung Remedy,

DR.. Sfm1ns. s.wnivc PGfmonfc Balsarn,
the superb remeuy Ior sore throat and
famous cure for chronic and recent coughs,
colds, hoarseDess asthma, Group, etc.
Thousands Of references. 80 cents and 81.
Depot G0d King street.
j. II. Porter 81 Sons, wholesale and re.
tall milk dealers. S. r. Cor seventh and
Madison strsotA Roth Phones GAL.
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At THE CHURCHES TODAY.

Church ervices will be held in Rutte
to-day az follows:
rlrst Presbyterian church. T.. 7
pastor. Regular services
at III a. m. and s p. mr.. Sunday school
at l2:l5 p. m. Prayer meeting Wednes-
day evening.
Emmanuel Presbyterian church. cor
her Gaylord and Galena streets. Ser
vices at III a. m. and 4 y. m, when Rev
Dr' Gwynne, s~ynodical missionary. will
preach. Sabbath school at 2 %. m: .Ju-
NOR Endeavor meeting at the close of
school. The Young Peoples Society of
christian Endeavor meets at 7 o'clock
before evening service.
CHRISTIAN church. corner of Washing
ION ana Mercury streets. Rev. Sherman
mn pastor. Pastors office in church.
residence 6 South Idaho street. Ser,
wees as follows: Preaching at IL a. m:
theme. watch" Sunday school at ~: 20
y. m. Junior Christian Fndeayor at
1880 p. m. Christian Endeavor at s:45
p. m. Preaching at 8 D.. M: theme.
What hin Ye of Christi" PRAYER
meeting Wednesday evening. All are
cordially welcomed.
Third Presbyterian church, First and
utah avenue. Preaching by the pastor
morning and evening. Subject for MORN
ing Elijah" subject for evening.
"Hobson." Sunday schol at 2:3O n. m
Endeavor society at 7:15 p. m.
First Baptist church, corner Broad
way and Montana street, Rev. ]. f..
Noftsinger pastor. residence GA West
Quartz street. Young mems prayer
meeting at 1880 a. m. Preaching al IL
a. m. and s y. m. Rev. II. A. smith
viii occupy the pulpit at both services.
sunday school at 1915 p. M: A. G. Por-
ter superintendent. Young peoples
meeting at I y. m. Prayer meeting
"wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. Teach
ers meeting Thursday at 7:30 D.. m.
Everybody welcome. Come thou with
us and we viii do thee good
Calvary Mission, S3S East Mercury
street, l.. r. Foote superintendent. Sun
day school at 3 p. m. Cordial welcome
TO all.
Zion Mission williamsburg. Sunday
school at 2:30 p. m. Preaching at 1880
p. m. Come. and welcome.
First Church of Christ Scientist, Bee
Hive block, as East Broadway. Church
Sunday at II a. m. Sunday school al
12:30 p. m. Sunday evening at s O'Clock.
Testimonial meeting Wednesday even
ing at s o'clock.
st. Johns Episcopal church., S. c.
Blackiston rector. Holy communion al
1890 a. m. Morning prayer and sermon
at IL a. m. Evening prayer and sermon
at 1880 p. m. Sunday school at u: &c
p. IN.
Grace NJ. f. church. corner Second
and Arizona streets. Preaching at II
a. m. and s p. m. by the pastor. Sun
day school at 2:30 p. m. Epworth
league at 7:15 p. m: leader, Miss Veva
Hutchinson. Prayer meeting Wednes-
day evening at s o'clock.
Unity NJ. r. church. Meaderville
I Rev. John Hosking pastor: residence
935 Arizona street. Glass meeting al
IL a. m. Sunday school at 2:30 p. m
Epworth league at 6:45 p. M: leader
Brother Foss. Preaching at 7:45 p. m
by Brother Allen. Prayer meeting
Tuesday evening.
German Evangelical Lutheran, be,
tween Dakota and Colorado streets. or
Silver, NJ. Hudtloff pastor; residence
607 Dakota street. Services to-day a
IL a. m. and s p. m. Sunday school n
10 a. IN. Ladies' society meets mex.
Wednesday at Mrs. Umland's, 100 Colo
RADIO.
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to have observed a disposition on the
part of a part of the democratic press
OF the state to insist that all who
lain to be for silver should join the
democratic party. This is not the po-
sition or the advice OF the great silver
leaders of the country. On the con-
trary, they say there is no necessity for
any man to abandon mis- party or to
surrender his convictions on other and
minor questions. What is advised ami
what is necessary is that unity of ac-
ton be secured on the paramount is
sue of bimetallism. leaving all TO fol-
low their convictions upon other issues.
IL follows, Of course, that IL this CO.
operation is TO be secured IL mus. be
upon lines of mutual concessions which
shall recognize the just and reasonable
demands of all concerned"
Mr.. Mantle made a very stubborn
night for Butte's public building and
mad the senate with him. but lost the
mouse. The reason given for OPPOSE
ton was that II was not a public
building congress" The senator is
very confident Of success next winter
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Gold and silver filling at greatly re-
duced rates. DR.. WiX.
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500 sets OF teeth, SO. DIR. wix.
Catarrh fo Head aud Throat.

The read and throat become diseased
from neglected colds. causing catarrh
when the condition Of the blood predis-
poses To this condition, Is the voice
husky? Do YOU spit up slime2 Do you
ache all over? Do you snore at night?
Do you blow out scabs at night? Is
you nose stopped up? Does your nose
discharge Does the nose bleed easily
Is this worse toward night? Does the
nose itch and burn? Is there pain in
FROM Of the head? Is there pain across
the eyes? Is there tickling in the
throat? Is your sense of smell leav-
ing? DO you hawk to clear the throat?
Is the throat dry in the morning? Are
you losing your sense of taste? Dc
you sleep with your mouth open2 Does
your nose stop up toward night?
DR.. n. H.. Dogge, upstairs at 81 North
Main street. Butte, heals all classes OF
catarrhal diseases at S. per month
The doctor has been especially success
full i'm treating all catarrhal troubles
and private diseases during these warn
months, the Weather being especially
favorable thereto. For that reason DR.
Dogge recommends all suffering at this
season to have medical attention a
once.
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stole Carpenters Tools.

Some bad boys yesterday stole about
$40 worth OF carpenters tools from the
Hale house. They took their spoil to a
secondhand store at No. ii2 East Park
street. This proprietor refused TO give
them anything for the goods. but held
on TO them. suspecting they were
stolen. The stun was urned over to
the police. but the boys got away.
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Gold porcelain bridge work at re-
duced rates. DIR. Wix.
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s.,d., n,our.,on. To cr.r-on.

The B., A. Il p. railway will make a
rate OF 81 for round trip from Butte to
Gregson and return. every Saturday
and Sunday until further notice.
Tickets good going on my passenger
train leaving Butte between 5 p. m.
Saturday and 5 y. m. Sunday. Re
turning. leave Gregson between s:i5
y. m. Saturday and ls o'clock Sunday
night.
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SMOKE ROBERT MASrELL CIGAR
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Santiago de Cuba.

The streets. harbor and MORO Castle
are fully pictured in The Standards
war premium, The American Navy
Ii will pay you to subscribe for the
daily for a period in order to obtain
the work. The daily for six months for
So. including the book. or the daily one
year for $40. with the book free.
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In Favor of Fusion.

since the campaign Of 1896 in favor of
cooperative action among the silver
forces Of the country. IN 1896 o
$500. 900 democrats. 1000 600 populis,s
and 1000. 900 silver republicans cast
votes in favor Of w. J. BRYAN and bi-
metaIllsm. All these and more will he
necessary u The cause H. to triumph
in 1900. without such cooperation the
ease Is hopeless. There are at least
seven or eight states where United
Sates ato are TO he elected by
the legislatures mex winte and where
cooperative action b.yween democrats.
populists and silver republicans is alb
sOlutely essential to success ami
where without such cooperation gold
senator's VIII surely be returned. This
condition Of Itself emphasizes the ne
costly FOR such a cours ] am sorry
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Grand excursion given by the Ladies'
Auxiliary of the A. q. H.. Division No.
>, Of Butte. To Gregson Springs, sun
day. July Il. Come one and all and en-
Joy a days outing.
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FE"E ' III u
1.-The annexation of Hawaii I do not
regard AZ coming properly within the
lines Of argument directed against the
srquisition OF foreign or colonial pos
sesslons. The subject Of annexing Hs-
wall was discussed very fully in exc
cutiVe session Of the senate long before
war was declared. and its annexation
cannot be said TO be who'll. due TO the
war. although its importance and ne
cessity as a military possession rave
beer greatly enhanced By existing con-
ditionE. As a matter 81 fact. thu an
nexatlon o. acquisition " Hawaii has
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Horse timers split second watches
from s. up at Towle a winterhalter
Jewellers. 2S West Park street.
The Bryan eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1880-1913, 1898-02-24
APPEAR READY FOR WAR.
spaniards say American Troops Cannot
Live in spain During the Unhealthy
season aud would die Like
Tiiss-De Lame Letter.

New York, Fob ia dispatch 10
The Herald from Madrid says;
Tho public feeling hcrc against tho
United States Is very highly strung. In
the public mind the firm conviction s
that the United States means 10 force
war upon Spain and that the latter must
absolutely stand her ground, and that IN
Cuba the uutonomists all side with
smtn. fighting against the United States
troops; that II the spaniards would en-
courage tho landing Of American troops
in the greatest number possible, now
that the unhealthy season Is coming ON,
IL would kin them of like dies.
At the same time the ships Of war
could lombard the coast towns, which,
with the exception Of New York, an
considered unprotected, the United
States not having sufficient warships tn
protect thom AZ the same time great
calculations are made on the widespread
ruin which would fall ON business men
IN the United States, whereas the
boursos here would scarcely change, rs
Is the case with tho United States, II
would merely be the first step toward
the solution Of the question, which Is
slowly bleeding the resources Of tho
country
Such is the idea Of Spanish feeling to
day
Senior Cannlojas declares that his NJ
cent visit TO the United States and Cubs
was neither directly or indirectly oficia
or secretly had anv connection with the
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ARE DESTROYED
No Etpressiah of sympathy 4. shown
af the Terrible Calamity, but on
the other Hand Marked Iie-
Joicing l. Demonstrated.

City of Mexico, Feb 10 Americans
here feel outraged az the editorial arti-
Gle In III Corrco Espanol, the organ 81
the Spanish colony, which remarked
that the Maine was sent 10 Havana a. a
sort of ayenging angel and loaded with
high explosives, which for some rason
blew up the ship. The II Corro Espa-
mol chaiPes that the action was sponia-
noous, and most likely to have occurred
by reason of the intoxication Of the
crow, which is common ON American
ships
The utter callousness Of this article,
which cyinces no sorrow for the fate ~
the American sailors has aroused the or.
gan u the French colony, Courier de-
Mcxiquc, which has preserved an impair.
tial attitude on the Cutan question, aud
Il expressed its profound surprise at the
had taste ~ II Couco's article, and
says that H. sentiments arc not shared
by the mass ~ Spaniarls who have dis.
played sympathy with the American
. people
Ticmpo (church party newspaper
frankly says it pjoicos over the disaster
while lamcntiug the loss of life, and
adds. pcrhaps this Is the way ia which
Providence will bogin 20 pat checs un
the boasifulncss, poriidy and mad amhl
tion of the yankees
Tho Mexican Herald rhukcs Tiomrl
and Corro Espanoi for lack uf deccncy
aud humanity and call. attention 90 th,
fact that riompo is supposed TO be- r.
hgious daily.
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government, and that during the jour
ney he did not communicate with minis
ters, foreign or colonial, and sent but
one letter 20 senor Sagasta, his personal
friend.
This contained nothing In any way
mischievOus. He went solely 20 learn
for himself privately the condition Of NJ.
fairs. and was not presented ~ the presi-
dent in his official capacity.
In conclusion he considers Senor de
Lome's letter private aud confidential.
The action of the government did not
popularize IL az home. There are indi-
cations that tho ministers are not dis
pleased 10 ge, rid Of a representative who
could not sincerely reflect their feelings,
for senor dc LONE was fcryent mem.
Der OF the national party headed by
Senior Romero Robledo and Genenl
Weyler
The government feels relief now at
having one ~ its own men, who truly
represents tho most liberal IDEAS Of the
cabinet, and who starts full Of the idea
of the Importance Of pushing the com
mercial treaty details. with which ho il
far morc fitted 90 deal than Senior Dc
/ LONE
The government organ, III COrrco
says of Senior do Lome's letter;
''It gives the Spanish government OF
fence FAR exceeding that to the presi
dent of the United States Against th,
injurious words 10 the president We pro
test We deplorc the imputation agains
the Spanish government, and We resent
u exceedingly
ut b. drploable that a public func
tionary, invested with a diplomatic
character. could write even IN "a priyat
letter ideas nj disgmccful a. those from
the pm ~ the late minister az Washing
ton.
J ID Hemldo says
"Iho Spanish government has nothinl
70 do with the letter Il did not inspir
single para Hph, and had no idea q
b. existence
III Hcmld1 refers to the almost con
dnunus claims that the United State
koers bringing against Spain, and say
that this rfects the public opinion tha
the United States wishc. hy these con
slant claims to force % war upon Spain
This view D. taken uu change, wher
there Is gcnrml decline Public feo
ing Is much strained and iutatod Tn
government has uo easy time.
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wreck ~ the Maine reached the stats
department Friday night through the
following message from Consul General
Leo:
"Sgshoo begins tomorrow with divers
sent him from tho United States Aro. -.
cover all bodies still left In the w5
the Maine, NJ well as the porA
fects Of the officers and men,
ever else can h. obtained
After tb1-,iScomplotod the Snni'Nl
ery1fnent wotn'ike % unite with oufv
Il having the botin Of the ship and the
hNbor In the yic.ii.y jointly exam
Il o following answw was sent 20
Corful General lee:
(Ihe government of tlfUnited States
has\,lroady begun an invc sgat.on as to|
the tfuso Of the disaster 90 D. Maine, |
through the officers ~ o., navy, sol
ally apNWgtod ior mat purpose. which
viii pfogeod tndhniteiy. This eoyefHt
ment win aford every facility it can %
the Spanish authorities il whatever ln-
ycstimuon they may see % % mako
upon their part
Tho waters ~ Havana hafbor arc
Spanish TERRITORY, and some confusion
has been aroused hy tine idea that this
Jurisdiction of the waters l. attached
also 10 the wreck in its present helpless
condition go fhe bottom Of the bay. It
appears, however. that there Is no dis.
position to extend this jurisdiction 10
the ship and fn.f the Spanish auihor-
d.. freely ascent fo the Names isirg
regarded GO extra territorial and unlor
the immediate direction of Captain
sigsbre, asa representative Of the United
States.
According to The view taken by the
Spanish authorities there can be- no
trouble attending the work Of the divcn.
Captain sirshce viii d. recognized AZ
the one 10 direct the operations and 10
send down government divers for such
inspection a. be sees proper ~ sfiIc.
Mr. pubosc foolE assard, however, tina,
j Captain sigsbec will extend equal facili.
. ties 90 Spanish divers, 80 the inspection,
may proceed together.
The Bryan eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1880-1913, 1898-02-24
BEGINNING TO LOOK SHAKY.
The Theory That the Maine Was DE.
ilbera'siy Destroyed l. Calming
Advocates, Though NJ Actual
Taets Yet Hear This Out.

Madrid, Feb. is.-Ncwspafcrs here
arr urging the government TO adopt
great premution when American divers
arrive and not 20 allow them TO descend
alone and examine the Maine, las tho
divers sent by private persons might be
bribcd % report az variance with the
facts and might even do something "a
the hull which would serve as con.
lrmatiou uf their report "
Hcrc it is Thought impossible that
Captain General Binrco win allow prx 4
yato divers 90 descend, or even thy
sent officially by the United States
crnment 30 they aro unaoclmpnio
Spanish divers
Newrapcrs hero fear serious trou
unless strict supervision is exchang
aud they claim 20 fousce the neces
for employing divers of a third nation
arhitnte In the event o: a diagrcm
between the Spanish and Amouch hn
divers Tho whole pr.s onjoins fe
most rigorous supervision Of the wrejk
OF the Maine.
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OVER TWO HUNDRED
ARE YET MISSING.
All the Officers Escaped Except
Jenkins and Merritt.
MANY MEN WERE INJURED.
The Csuie - the Accident l. No, Yet
Determined. but the Opinion seems
90 ne n Was Due to Acct
dsnt-Yarious Ideas.

Washington. Feb iG.-While Sccrc-
mry Long was with the president the
following detailed dispatch from Capt.
sigabce, captain of the Maine, was
brought 20 him at 1880 o'clock this
morning:
"AduW anding wrecking vessel nc
once. The Maine is submerged except
the debris. Mostly work for divers now.
jenkins and Merritt are still missing.
Little hops for thcir safety. Those
known 10 b. saved are Officers, "a un.
injured crew. Us; wounded now on
board the Ward line steamer. in city
The Bryan eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1880-1913, 1898-02-24

Eay W.l r.n lI-rha Lighthouse
steamer .fl.W .rIyei hero early
thl. mouug Mu Havana with the fol-
LOWING vouH.c. Iu tlo Maine disas.
tor. f.Hm nlt.u h Is Wilhr j..
C Wmte. Im.l Duuuu John Coticc,
j. a. Iiu,r Ard Hauis, j A.
Rowe Charles IluIHr William Me.
Gur
Out of twenty siX Boa hospital. five havo
diod Eleven seriously wounded Umain
IN Havana Il Nmuuyn ais, brought
two hfsbnt- auu o,h.r effects frum the
wreck.
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hospital and at hotels, so, 20 far rs
known. All others went down on board
or near the Maine Total Lost or missing
aro 25a. With several exceptions no Of
hcer nor man has more than a suit of
clothes and that wet with harbor water.
The Ward steamer leaves for Mexico at
$3.50 O'Clock this afternoon Officers
saved unhurt Damage was In compart-
mcnts of the crew. Am prepring to
telegraph a list of the wounded and
saved. The Olivotto leaves for Key
West AZ p. m. Win send by her 10 Key
West all the officers saved except my.
self and Wainwright. Holman, Hem
nonbcrgor. Ray and Holden will turn
over three uuiniurcd bots TO the cap
tain of tine port, with a request FOR safe
keeping. VIII send all the wounded
men to the hospital at Havana"
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Wn.hurol Sept lg.-Tho excite.
mont N rH' past lew days has mostly
disappeared 90 Tie navy department aud
the overworscd officials lspnrtioularly the
officers Of the navigation bureau, who
have been working night and day al.
most luctltho Maine disaster 20 meet
the inQuiScs Of unxous relatives OF the
victims vi ile keeping mp the current at
fairs Of tlA office, aro able To turn their
attention to hess pressing matters.
The Bryan eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1880-1913, 1898-02-24
HIT BY A ToRPEooi
One Of the Watch Guards say. M Saw
n, but Too Late.

- wv -" sHtfff
New York, Feb. ls.-Tho New York
Herald prints the following fTum IL
Key West correspondent
81 learn on undoubtcd authority that
one Of the MANNED sailors, who was
taken 10 the marine hospital, out OF
gratitude FOR kind treatment and careful
nursing received from the surgeon and
attendants, has broken the seal Of 81.
lencc enjoinod by his superior officer he.
fore leaving Havana, aud makes a state
mcnt, the truth Of which cannot ~
doubted, and which points to tho
nto destruction Of the xssel.
"The sailor, whoz ~
reasons is withhu
The Bryan eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1880-1913, 1898-02-24

Tacoma. Fob lp.-soycml Klondikcrs
nro now in thr city from various parts
OF tho country and state they viii rc-
main here until the cause OF the
Maine disaster is ascrrtlinec, and that
In tho event Of war with Spain they will
return homa ami orgr their services as
volunteer.
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MUST EXAMINE SEPARATE.
Decision of the Authorities at the ilc'
quss of nianoo to Let spanish
Diyers Examine the Maine
with American Divers

Washington, Feb 10. Secretary Long
and Assistant Secretary Day. the state
department had an interview with the
president tins morning which lasted
nearly an hourI Mr. Day rad cable
gram from Oinsul General Leo at Ha'
vana transmitting the request from the
Spanish authorities in Cuba that Span
ish officials be permitted to join our own
people In making an investigation into
the cause OF the disaster 20 the Maine
The matter was discussed at consider
ablo length and the conclusion rached,
and General Lee will be 10 notified, that
while this government is willing to af'
ford Spanish Authorities all reasonable
facilities for conducting an inyestiga'
ton, yet IL Is thought best tho first in
quiry shall be made by our own COM
missioncrs. Tho request of the Spanish
authorities thczkrc, will bo respect.
moni for