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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1898-01-24
GaleRa OF works,

GaIena OIL Works,
Franklin, Pa. Nay 81, 1897.
OF case Of broncfIit Is, $50 severe that
some of my fr1enOs began TO fear 10 might
! oe tuberculosis, 1 was cured in this I'M
favorable climate, in the month of Janu-
airy, without losing day from III business,
by the use IF the Pillow ffhaler Remedy,
after all other medicines and measures
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the merits of this simple And inexpensive,
hut effica CiOus, means OF trea tnent. Yours
truly, Il. II. SIBLEY.
the Pillow lnhalerIis ior sale 10y all
druggists.
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TURLEY THE SENATOR
WAS NOMINATED ny THE TENNEs-
SEE DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS.
Free silver Democrat--Dubois
to Confer with silver Leaders.

Nashville. Tenn, February 1.-The dem
ocratic legislative caucus on the first ball
lot tonight nominated for senator Thomas
b. Turley of Memphis TO fill the unexpired
term of lsham q. Harris and who was an
pointed by Governor Taylor senator after
Senator Harris death. The result was a
surprise TO all spectators, for ii was not
expected the deadlock would be broken to-
night. The ballot stood;
furlcy. SC; McMillin. IS; Taylor, /.
Efforts had been made during the day
to induce Turley to withdraw in Taylor's
behalf. II is stated he positively refused.
Then negotiations TO deliver the Taylor
vote to Turley were begun. and resulted
in the dropping Of Taylor and the deiv-
cry OF sufficient number of votes TO Tur-
ley to nominate. Senator Turiey was noti-
fled and brought to the capitol and ad-
dressed a large audience. Congressman
L. w. Carmack and others also spoke The
joint conference OF the two houses VIII
elect Mr.. Turley at noon tomorrow The
short term will expire March A. 1901.
Senator Tnrley Is 90 years OF age, one Of
the most prominent lawyers of Memphis
an ex-Confederate soldier and l6 TO l
free silver democrat.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES % g 8 3 oeoee eeeeee,
THE EGYPTIAN COTTON TEST.
Successful Experiments Plant Have Been Conducted IN
Texas-- Working of the New Gin

washington condue
diuon me OFFICE OF htre investigations
Suefo ieNas upon
with most successful and fying expert
mn have been carried
Egyptian distributed
this cotton.
the na pror.r -
the cotton to unous ht
this has been overcome by form of gin
planted in Texas Egyptian indicated BY the
yield n = ~
This was 50 pounds
second
hour the OF
OF
The and anount
value eOooo
who are interested in the growth
n lis count / ssured rs
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open house the, protests OF 10000 German
Americans against the Lodge Immigration
against the Intolerance OF those who de-
sired to close the gates OF Immigration ard
Mr.. w. A. Stone tRep N. w later
rnp,ed him, He turned upon the rcnnsyi-
vanian. and denounced him as ono who
desired to prvcipitate a race question, as
one who had attacked the Irish. the Ger
nisns. the Poies aud every other nstlon-
nlity.
81 commend YOU he shouted. 80 the
voters OF Pennsylvania. as one whose
Amerscnnism can not stand tho test.
is the scrgcant-at-a arms present. war
the only comment of Mr.. Stone whea he
concluded
At $40 y. m. the house adjourned.
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BLOOD WILL TELL.
No Blood, No Life! Poor Blood, Poor
Life! nurc nInnl. l.nnd ucnIiI.

Life! Pure Blood. Good Health.
No person can have COED health without
pure blood, ms all diseases are directly
tracenblo TO n diseased or impoverished
condition cf the blood. Impure blood falls
short of its duty OF nourishing the system.
TIE color pnd life In the blood is the iron
there is in II. and with the lack of iron
there is Just as certainly a lack OF health.
Read this testimony OF w. C, Josselyn
regarding DR.. Harters Iron Tonic
State Of California, City and County Of
San Francisco.
Before me. the undersigned authority, a
notary public In and for said city and
county, personally appeared w G. Josse-
Ign, who. being duly sworn, on oath de-
poses and says:
II am a merchant tailor. doing bnsness
at Geary street. rooms 3, 2. and 4, IN
the city OF San Francisco. am now
nearly 60 years OF age; came TO this coast
on tho bark Rocket In the yoir 1850, and
have been here ever since.
Twenty years ago. at White Pine. Ncv.,
| WAS attacked with what my doctors
termed rheumatism. Ny case baifled The
skill OF the physicians at that place and
these at Virginia City who advised me to
come 10 this city for treatment. which 1
did fourteen years ago, and placed myself
under the care, one after another, OF the
hest physicians That money could prncure.
] kept growing worse all the time. and
supposed that ! never would get we'll
For tho last eleven years ! was unable 10
put my ccat on without some one helping
me. During this time lost the use OF
my left hand. which had bercmc drawn out
Of shape and badly swollen from the III
fectg OF this disease. About nine years
ago ulcers formed on that hand; tlley grew
80 large that walnut could be dropped
into them. About a year ago ulcers formed
on my right tenrple one on my forehead
al mil.
decided that a portion OF my cneek -pcne
must be removed before l could recover.
but declined TO have Il done. was
In this liberated condition, very much de-
blitated. confined 10 my bed. With no Hp-
petite. my friends having given UT nll
hopes OF my recovery. when. durins jan
uary last. | received one OF Or. Harter's
simanacs. read Il and resolved 10 try DR..
Harters Iron Tonic, ] quit using all other
medicine and commenced taking the Iron
Tonic as directed. occasionally taking q
dose Of DR.. Harter's Little Liver Pills,
After taking one bottle felt change;
the ulcers commenced to heal. my suffer-
ngs grew less end rcgaIned my appetite-
After taking FIVE bottles OF the Iron Tonic
the ulcers we're completely helled. now
feel az free from acheH and pains as a
G-year-oid boy. can dress myself without
nssistancr. attend TO my business and walk
miles without fatigue ] attribute my cure.
net n part but wholly, 70 the use 81 Dr.
Harters Iron Tonic n
tSiEnodl NV, &. JOSSELYN+''
''SnbaeriI,ed and sworn 70 before me this
9th dsy of May, A. y. 1886
fSIgned, \, SWAHEY.
Notary Public.
Fold eyeryWhere. Z, g 81 * s'
Sample dose 81 IN. Haster's III NJ l3xf{
Pills and Bpnk Of i1retne nelIc4 lgthI
( Address n 4 m s. 81 Z a
+ ~. 111F1oQs6 + 1fI ~ Dr. Y
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New Or,enna nn,rie..

One mile. selling Wchima DC; Queen Nab
Gyisy D. i0i Emperona ios. Bncksaw iob
udah l07 Postum no, la sortc los,
sly furongs, handicap Whlteaway 30. Edo
lin Everest 49, Treopia. SIN w, Elton jacket
100, snlic Cliauo. Farondeilc 100. David los
sligo III, !, a. Grey iia
Mile aud n aixteonth eelIing--R Duchess
Nar Nay 90, Bluy Mckenzie l0l, Loasoman
rremona 1914. His Brother i0G, Lohnugula
HOFFMAN log, Evalutus, Pete Kitchen III.
Mile and siStcenth. Merchants handicap
Ellsmero 30, silva o. brighton ~, Judge stead.
man 49, Magnrinc 80, 5alk Line 9s, milwaukee,
ibl. Sea Robber 1l9.
Six furiongs, selling Minnie Murphy o.
stockholm, Al Kyris 20, Takanaasne, Emma
Ice, Tragedy 100, What Next sim W, Tom
my Rut~,. Pert, Johnny Mclialr 1902, shuttle
cock, Is, g., Htberna Queen lD5,
Seven and a half furlongs--ijelie OF Mics
~. Bob White %, Hano Belle, Hot stun 100,
Mosgio 8; lc5, Imp. Wolsey, Little Ocean,
BlachIns Brush, sprngtlme l07. Jim Flood
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BASEBALL.
81. Louis Nny Have Trouble Abou,
Hairs Contract

Says the ST. Louis Globe Democrat; II
looks Ms though tho st, Louis baseball cIut
might have some trouble over the signing OF
Russ Hall When Won der Abe purchased
fiull'5 lpiepse from the nalnS club of the
FOR that amount to President Young. Man.
a.er Mccloskey Of the Dallas club states that
the check WAS sent To Young, with tun re-
arcWt that it b. held until after the league
meeting IN February before huing sent 10 the
baiss club. The Dnll,s nqople are afraid
they are not going To get their money, and
II II IL not shortly forwarded TO them will
consider the deal on
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SHORT NEWS STORIES.

ABILENE, Kan.--Bclef is growing here
that Richard Ward, the negro murderer. has
| been Iynehed
NEW YORK steamer Germania, sailing for
| Europe Wednesday. will take out 100000
ounces of silver.
LOS ANGELES, CALI. D. stimson,, one
of tho wealthegt business men of Southern
California, is dead OF heart disease.
NEW ORLEANS. j. McCafiery has sold
| his famous house Requital to G. G. Cowden.
| who VIII probably retire him TO his stud.
CHICAGO-President Hart OF the Chicago
| Baseball club says Captain Arson viii not
be in charge OF the Chicago club the coming
season.
TEoRlA, Ill.--wthin the past few days
hundreds OF gallons OF spirits have been shlp-
ped from Peoria TO Japan to be used In Inc
manufacture or slnokeless powder
MACON, Ga.-A special TO the TELEGRAPH
from Reidsville, Ga. says: Mrs. Alexander
sharp. wife OF prominent farmer, was bru-
tally murdered while alone at her home.
cHiCAGo--Re Representatives from Eastern
/ and Western States interested In mutual co.
operative insurance companies began three
| days session at the Great Northern hotel
| CHiCAGo-An ordinance for final plans for
the construction OF S.. 900 600 system OF inter-
| cepfing sewers that win give Chicago pure
| water supply mas been passed by the city
| council
| KANSAS oITY.-Ross W. l.atshaw. ~ JUS
| tice OF the peace. has Teen acquitted OF the
| charge OF attempting 10 bride juror In the
| trial Of Mr.. Goddard for the murder Of FRED
| Jackson.
KANSAS CITY--charies y. Etue has been
| aiftAied en- suspicion OF bsing implicated In
| the murder Of MISS Emma SchuInechor, who
Was shot and Killed by one q! the Two men
who robbed her store one night last December,
| NAUGATuCK. Conn--The retaining plan.
OF the United States Rubber company Was
Quilted by IRE. causing loss OF more than
$70oDOo. partially insured. Most Of the rub
Der mills throughout the country are depend
l.t.ff f,nof a MIA uf far Of
CHEYENNE. wyo.--A phenomenal railroad
! record WIS madn between this place and
| Omaha. on the Union Pacific. 5lT miles In
! recorded. The run from North Platte 70
| Omaha, 290i= miles, WAS made In 2t6 minutes,
HRAMWELL, W. ya.--An unknown negro.
| thrcurh the tunnel OF the Norfolk and West
ern railway near here, shot Harry Draper, the
watchman. killing him Instantly, FIFTY men
tous tne prisoner from iaii and iynched him
SAVANNAH 0a----The court finished the
examination OF six or seven witnesses IN The
Garter court martial neari. all Of them testi-
| flying with regard TO the Savannah river work
near Augusta as done by Captain A. j.
1'piges, and comparisons being drawn with
that and the work done by the GayEors.
NEw YoRK-r'rhc Journal and Advertiser
tatos on responsible authority that Ed~
ward !. Ratcliife. the motor. now under sem
pefiur, and pccused az biEamy has decided
II Withdraw his appeal from the sentence
against him for wife beating and will serve
six months IN the penitentiary on BLACKWELL .
island,
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Washington. February 1.-THE senate
has resumed tho consideration CT the iIa-
waiian treaty In executive session. Today
Senator Platt (Conn.) was the principal
speaker. He advocated the ratification OF
the treaty as In the interest of our COM
merce and our civilization He said that
the trade OF this country would, as In other
countries. inevitably go wherever civiliza-
alton goes and argued that II we could
extend our commercial relations In the Pa
cifc we must control the Hawaiian Islam Is
for all time.
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Ne,y Orleans Rnccn.

Now Orleans, February i.--Flop and Rnal,-
fields were tho only winners among the favor
ties today. In the fifth race Percy T. rah
away three miles in his preliminary trial.
Sheppard who rode him. had two ribs broken,
The weather was clear and cooler and tue
tack good.
Six NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Octave, Aunt Mag
r;p Time H.
Half mile, a-year-olds-. Pat Darrell. The
SILVER Satinwo0d, Time ;bI,
One mile, selling Anger, Sister Stella. Eva
natus. Time 1;iiiS.
Seven aud half furlongs, sclling---vis-
count. What Next, Robert Bonner Time 1888,
Mile and a sixteenth, seiiing--Flop, Master
piece. i'm Conway. Time ;53.
Seven and bali fnrloDgs, selling Rush
fields, John Sullivan. Jack Hayes. Time LIS.
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AN AUSTIN RuMoR.

There Is n f,fmor gong the rounds Of The
fans In Austin baseball circles. Il ~ to the
erect that Austin VIII b. uNod rs a farm by
one OF the big league. tean,s this season. the
team IN question boing either baltimore or
i.oieisyiilc. The Statosniuns baseball man
hsole OF II durins the early part OF the week,
aud he hunted up Mnnager o'Cpnnor. who
stated tha; there was NO truth "A II what.
ever. but said that q deal OF some Kind VII.
on aud " II went through Austin would have
Mi kinds OF baseball this summer.
We VIII know In a few days Just whit IS
10 hc done" continued the manager, aud
thu fans will b. more pleased than over
While the Senators Will not 30 used az q
farm, u Is believed that q System Will be In
vogue that VIII be tho naNt thing 10 IL
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'rrenSury situation.

Washington, February Tho monthly
comparative statement of tho governments
,eceipts aud expenditures shows that for
the month Of January tho receipts aggre-
gated sS7.3ss 62S and the expenditures Ssd.-
eas,7ii, leaving surplus for the month Of
scS6.al7.
The receipts from customs during ,Janu-
airy amounted 10 sli.2G9iaa gain as com
pared with January, 1897, of about Ss.ooO,-
600. TIE internal revenue receipts also
showed gain of over Si.soo,0oo for the
month. Since July the government has
paid out on tension account nearly sSa.-
900 600.
The present net gold balance IN the
treasury is the largest since August. 1880.
This accumulation hecomas somewhat bur-
dcnsame and Tor some time past the gov
ornment has not encouraged It's deposit.
Recently. however, treasury notes and sil
yer have been coming IN IN larger quanti-
ties and the situation in consequence is re-
Iievei.
The receipts from customs and internal
revenue sources are both very nncouras-
Ing to the officials aud altogether the
treasury situation is regarded as entirely
satisfactory,
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MONTHLY STATEMENT.
An Increase Ia the Public Debt ot
Over Twelve MILLION Dollars.

Washington. February 1.-The monthly
statement al tho public debt issued today
shows that at the close Of business ycster-
day the debt loss cash In the treasury
amounted 90 si.olt, 7oi, ssS. an increase for
the month cf Sis.5Sa.1sl. This nicrease is
accounted for by the decrease IN the
amount uf cash on hand
The debt Is rccaritulated as follows
Interest bearing debts ...,,,.., SSH. 3OAslu
Debt ON which interest has
ceased since maturity s.s... isS~S,eao
llebt bearing no interest ...sSs6. Sis,sa
-----~-
Total ..,... .,.3s,..l..... 81, 2s5.5I3.iat
fhis smouns however. does not include
SbSi, si3 $3.50 in certificates anl treasury
notes outstanding which are offset hy an
equal amount Of cash In the treasury.
The treasury cash is as follows:
Gold .s. ..a..s.......,.e... 500. ,3t,55l
SILVER -. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, piutetp,loV
paper - s,.s.,,.ss.. siuV, t,-sVSO
Bonds. deposits In National
hanks, dlsbursing officers bal
ahccs, etc.,, ....s.ssss.ss' aL'|se,iN'
IOtnl ......-ssss ssskss sSNoo, iuSfVNV
against which there arc demand liabilities
outstanding amounting TO S6sa.asB, 2se,
leaving a net cash balance including the
gold reserve Of $asS.s5l, 7Se.
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Winnipeg. February News has reaen-
ed Reginal that the first party of persons
bound for the Yukon by the Prince Albert
route have found gold in large quantities
in Hay, BuffaSn and other rivers running
into tirent Slave lake. 700 miles from
Prince Albert. The news comes through
Bishop Pascal and is considered reliable
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+ Sicn rngua canal

IU., February Lin the
Today. Mr.. Fort offered a
Zen was adopted. urging the
rs In congress 10 endeavor
diate aid from the govern
project Of constructing tbs
4, at the same time guard
OF the United States from
nd military standpoint.
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Dogs for the KiondiIsc.

Washington. February 7.-Unitcd States
Consul Dudley at Vancouver reports the
arrival there on January ~ of n carload Of
100 trained Newfoundland dogs, for use in
carrying freight in the klondike,
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a cl.iId I.naI, nMrned.

Orange. Texas, February II Late yester-
day evening Bill Raines, negro. was pass
ing the house Of Robert Martin. another
negro. when he heard screams Of anguish.
and rushing into the yard saw Martins g.
year-oId child enyeloped in flames and try
Ing TO jump out OF the window He grab
bed the little fellow aud stripped on It's
clothes but not before bntn Of them were
badly burned. Martin and his wife had
gone 10 church ana left his children locked
In the house. They were playing with
matches. when the child's clothes were ig-
pited.
The tugs Margaret and Molyneux camc
up from Sabine Pass today. the Margaret
taking four empty lumber barges and the
Moiyncix two
The tug Annie Laurie took parry OF ex-
ctirsionists to Sabine pass today.
<JA-0WCE1x.A.
as 6! <<sz ~. -
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Dallas. Texas. February i.--colonei Henry
Exall. the well known Dallas horse breeder.
has sold Plano, s-year-old son Of Electric.
10 a. M0rcu az Parjs. France. This ID said 10
be the first tins Texas horse was ever sold
In Europe.
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Washington February 1.-The military
academy appropriation bill was reported TO
tie house today. The anti-civil service re-
formers won slight victory when MI.
Perkins (Rep.. Iowa) presented resoin-
ton for printing the hearings before the
civil service commission.
Mr. Grcsgenor antagonized the resoiu-
ton He said the hearings had taken an
ex parte turn and he desired TO submit
some facts in refut;ttion OF the sta'cpitntH
before the hearings We're printed, Ar.
Perkins however refused TO withdraw The
resolution until the house by "a vote OF b,
10 30 had rsfused the previous question.
He then yielded.
A bill WIS passed authorizing the tncrt-
fary OF the treasury to build or purchase
suitable vessel for revenue cutter service
on the Yukon river. 10 cost not exceeding
$40. 900.
resolution was adopted which required
rs secretary of war 10 submit 10 the house
the report OF C. ~. Townsend OF the corps
or eng nesrs, dated December ~. 1897, coll
cerning certain proposed Improvements of
81. J.seph and benton harbors, Michigan.
The senate resolution for the relief Of ex-
senator Call OF Florida Was adopted:
Then at IL 80 p. N. the house went INTO
committee OF the whole and resumed con-
sideration Of the District OF Columbia APP
preparation bill, which was begun on .sat'
urtiay. AT 4p. m. The debate drlfted into
l5litios Mr.. Simpson Pop, kanl at
tempted to chow from clippings from Mare
papers that there hss been no return 10
rrssperity In the lumber Industries In that
state. He aIsofattacked New jersey as the
homo OF the trusts,
Mr.. Dinghy in reply declaIed that the
Name Dapers were full Of eyidanees VI the
Improvement In the lumber industry. The
cliuytngs quoted were the exception. v.
Mas Re said, another proof thpt the gen
tIeman on the other side could zee int
spack en- tho barn door but could not see
tho door.
Mr.. Pitnsy rep. n. ID defended bis
State. He declared New Jersey had been
trust ridden because for years II had 2een
under democratic doninatioD. The demo
cratic legislature had knocked down lesir-
lation TO the highest bidder. But at last,
said Mr.. pitney the wise, patriotic people
Icf New Jersey bad risep 10 their might
and swept the democrats from power.
Mr.. Adams lRep.. PAL declsTcd that
the report OF the factory inspector Of Penn
sylysnia showed 10000 more persons were
employed in The factories now than - fhls
M. Msisny tlssp.. ~ I'd presented y
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THE kLoNDIkE KING.
sold Out for xi.0oO,OO0 and Goinr
Rack for the Government.

Sold out Tor EI-VbOssS'V N"'A N'N'ss>
Rack for the Government
New Carlisle, Ind. February FRANK
Phiscator, the Klondike king, OF Baroda.
near this city, who SOLD his claim for ST.
900 900. has left for Alaska with a company
OF prospectors.
Phiscator was recently in Washington
comforting with Secretary OF War Aiger
In regard to explorations in Alaska He
payeed to accompany a party OF explor-
ers in The interest of Tie government and
they will leave Seattle Aarch to begin
their work. Phigcator, before leaving, said !;
1.-THE greatest drawback to the country
now is the lack OF provisions. but This
will soon be overcome. as believe that
year from now Will find railroads rum
Mug TO all points In alaska.
NJ II am taking IA number OF good, strong
men back with me. and Will devote the
greater part OF my time to the govern
ment's interests.
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Another O:oid FIND.

ment was forty-two animals, OF which
seven died on the passage.
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Drs. Belts &Betts,
ai4 st. Charles Street, New Orleans, La.
Physicians. Surgeons and Specialists.

S'6s sAAA>Ri<C-
AGED AND OLD.
SINGLE OR MAR
ltIED MEN, aud all
who snfier with
LOST MANHOOD.
Nervous Debility.
Sperinatorrhca, Sem :
inaI Losses, Sexual
Decay, Failing Mem-
DRY, Weak Eyes.
Stuntsd Develop
mept. Lack Of I'm.
crgy, impoyerished
Blood. Pimples. Inn
pcdinients 10 Mar
rlage: MISC Blood and
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