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A CURE IN FREEZING WELL.
Pictet, the s~cisntist. Claims . Discovery
In Medicine.

In Medicine.
NEw York, Doc. ei.-Raoal Pictct,
tho f>mous Swiss savant, chevalier OF
the Legion Of Honor, dlscoverer Of the
liqucfactiOn of oxygen and member OF
more than forty scientific societies In
France and Germany. has come to
America TO demonstrate to physicians
and scientists hero what no Is con.
WINGED is a cure for diseases OF the
lungs. stomach, the circulation and the
Kidneys.
La frigetherapie," tho name Of his
new discovery. may be roughly trans.
lated in English as the freezing
cure" The necessary machinery con
sists Of q well of metal lined with
thick furs. In which the patient de.
sends, the depth being about five
feet. This we'll Is surrounded by an
outer she'll, while the cavity between
the outer and inner walls Is filled with
a combination Of sulph uric and cor.
bonic acids known to the scientific
world as ''liquide Pictet," after its dis
covercr. This gas Is kept in a liquid
state ut ITO degrees below zero aud Is
continually forced into tho cavity by
pumps.
M. Pictet says the patient surround.
cd by the furs and the icy liquid has
no impression OF cold whatever and Ia
fact his temperature rises after three
seconds, increasing from one-half to
one degree in five minutes. A period
Of treatment ranging from five to ff-
teen minutes Is always sufficient for
the time being, tho number OF needful
repetitions varying in each individual
case.
NJ. Pictet says no himself, after fif-
teen years of illness, was cured after
eight dcscents into the we'll. The
prince Of Servia, he says, was abso-
lutely cured by six dcscents after
twenty years of continuous iil-health.
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A Wilmington Refugee In n Church.

CHICAGO, Dec. Gov. +. Henderson,
The negro lawyer, who, with his wife
and five children, was driven out of
Wilmington, N. c., by the recent riots
there, told his story in the First Meth
odist church yesterday. At the close
of the meeting the Rev. Jenkln Lloyd
Jones presented a set of resolutions,
which were adopted unanimously, de-
precating Discrimination in trade, pol
itics or religion on account OF tho color
line in the North or South. A copy Of
the resolution will be sent to Prcsi'
dent Mckinley.
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MILWAUKEE, Wis, Dec. 90. Joseph
o. licbert, who was at one time a we'll
TODD resident Of Grand Rapids, Wis,
is at st. Joseph hospital, this city, and
will be a cripple for life because of
the rough handling he received at the
initiation ceremonies of a lodge. Two
operations have been performed by
the surgeons. They hold out no hope.
Mr.. Hebert will sue the lodge.
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BODY found In = Closet.

CHICAGO, Dec. 20. - Michael Emil
Rollingcr, q native of Austria, is under
arrest charged with the murder OF his
wife, Theresa. Tho charred body OF
Mrs. Rollinger was found Friday night
In n clothes closet OF her home, and
her death was at irst supposed to DO
the result of an accident. The police
now claim they have sufficient evi.
dence to prove that Rollinger strangled
his wife. poured kerosene over the
body and set fire TO It, Mrs. Rollingei
owned soma property in Austria and
also carried $500 life insurance
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THE MAINE AND THE COLON.
Bids to he Advertised for Raising the
Two Ilattieships.

Two Ilattiesbips.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 81. Secretary
Long will soon Issue advertisements
calling for proposals for raising the
Maine and the Cristobal Colon. The
board Of construction has had under
consideration several propositions
from engineers and wrecking compa-
pies, presenting schemes for raising
the vessels and delivering them
at the New York or the Norfolk
navy yards, without involving
tho government in any expense
unless their efforts were successful. II
was, however, impossible to make any
selection from the proposals and in
view of the fact that so many contract
ors Of apparent trustworthiness wore
willing to put their confidence to the
test in attempting to raise the vessels
AID running the risk Of failure, tho
board agreed that It would DO advis-
able to have an open competition aud
award tho work to the bidder who
would be willing to accept tho most
reasonable compensation, other things
being equal.
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CAPT. CARRIERS NEW LIBERTY.
The Thieving Engineer Confined to tho
Limits OF tho United States

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2l.--At least u
other month will elapse before the
President will dispose of the cas- of
Captain o. M. Carter, the army engin-
eer who was court-martialed and
found guilty Of ~defrauding the govern.
ment in connection with harbor work
ut Savannah, Ga.
Attorney General Griggs, to whom
the papers have been referred for q
final review, said to. day he had not
yet had time to even look at the
record, and 1t would take several
weeks hard work to examine tho pa
pers. Pending final action by tho
President. the war department has OK.
tended the limits Of Captain Carriers
military confinement to include any
point within the United States. Prior
to this action, Captain Carter vas not
permitted to leave New York without
express permission from the war de-
partment.
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THAT FOREIGN LOAN
Japan and Russia Said to Need
American Money for War.
THEY WANT s4oo, 100000.
fhe Two Governments said to lie rrc-
pairing fer Hostiiities-whst Chicago
and New York Financial Men Say
About the Report.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 81. - There ere
sccrs who predict Uncle Sam will be-
come the banker for the world. Two
old world governments, Russia and ia
pan, have turned their faces to the
United States in search Of loans. Rus
sia Mt least, has had agents sound
American finaucicrs. This IL the first
time foreign nations have sought to
loat great national loans In America,
and the wise men think II is the be-
ginning of the new era,
II may be said on authority that ia
pan needs the money ostcnsiblyto meet
o deficit In her revenues produced by
heavy expenditures for land and sea
ornaments, and also to assist her In
the establishment of a national indus
trial bank. That Is Japan's official ex-
PLANTATION Of her needs. In diplomatic
circles 1t is shrewdly suspected that ia
pan is preparing herself for IN ulti-
mate struggle with Russia and has
been hurried by the activity OF Russia
In borrowing s55, 500, 900 to replace her
artillery with rapid-frc guns.
II was learned Mt one Of the lega-
tions yesterday that this loan, recent.
ly made in France, Is only one-fourth
Of what Russia actually needs, and
that Russia has come to this country
for assistance because she failed tc
get all she wanted from Franco. It Is
presumed that Japan and Russia be
tween them will want $500, 900, 900.
CHICAGO, Dec. 20.-Many OF Chicago's
bankers and flnanciers have been in
terviewed in relation to tho reported
application Of one of the European
powers for a heavy loan In the United
States. John J. Mitchell, president o.
tho Illinois Trust and Savings bank
who has just returned from New York
said: ut Is true that Russia ant
japan are in communication with lead
Ing financicrs in this country with
view to floating loans. Two week
ago I was communicated with con
corning the project by q person of higl
authority, and l am to hear from thi'
man further. A Boston house and
prominent New York hors, have beer
considering the matter for two weeks
~ hucoidu AOth III AoE WV Asuooto'
railway, guaranteed by the Russial
government, and Is asked ut az pc
cent. 1t is not especially surprisinI
that they come to this country, for til
United States Is the cheapest none
market in the world at present. Rus
sian credit stands high and that gov
eminent will probably get whateve
loan II desires in America. For q En-
ropean nation to negotiate a loan 1
tho United States Is a reversal Of tn
usual order Of things and n new IN
pleasing condition Of affairs"
New YORK, Dec. 20.-Henry Clews
, the banker, said: ~ think that Nj
: Eckels, who gave out the report, ha
> heard OF negotiations begun by a foI
cign government, but not an Europea
government. ] am bound In confidenC
not to name the government, but
may say that q little more than
0 month ago I was asked to make an o
fer as to the terms on which I woul
: negotiate n loan of from $40, 900, 900
D SEQ, 900, 700. I made my offer and ha,
: not yet received q reply. New Yor
is now the money market Of IL
9 world"
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HAVANA, Dec. 20.--General Clous
called upon General Castellanos
by appointment yesterday to bring
to tho latter's notice the action
Of the Havana municipality In at
tempting to hastily negotiate during
tho last days Of Spanish control a
sewer contract involving the city in an
Indebtedness Of millions Of dollars.
Castellanos announced that no con-
tracts of this nature must be entered
upon and that whatever had been done
in this line must be annulled.
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Death Of a rro,,d.n..s sweetheart.

WAsHIyaToN. Dec. co. Mrs. Mary
Tut Throckmorton, who, In her carly
life, was a leader in society here, died
last night from the effect Of inhaling
Illuminating gas, which escaped by ac-
cident in her room. She was So years
of ago. In the beginning Of Jackson's
second term as president, Mrs Throck-
morton, then Miss Tut, made her
debut in tho executive mansion. Mar
tin Van Buren, was M of tho young
girls admirers, aud her reported en-
gagement to him was ono Of tho SO
ciety rumors of the capital.
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Genera, brook. Tia. Fever In SAW

SAVANNAH, Ca, Dec 2o.-Major
General Brooke, who was appointed as
military governor Of Cuba, arrived
here yesterday and had a conference
with the President and Secretary AL
ger. General Brooke is suffering from
u cold and fever. 1t was said late last
night that the fever was high and that
probably he would not be able to leave
the city for q week ,
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n.,,r,on ana standing Armies.

LONDON, Dec. 90 The venerable
william Macdonald Sinclair, archdea-
con OF London and canon Of st. Paul's
cathedral, presided at a public confer
ence ut st. James hall, convened by
the heads Of the various religious de-
nominations. in favor of an interna-
tional demonstration or behalf Of the
cars disarmament proposals, A res
olution in accordance with the objects
o. the c~onveners of the conference
was adopted unanimously.
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Ontario Gold strlka

WINNIPEG, Man, Dec. 20--Rat Port
age, Ont, is wild withrcxcitcment over
a marvellous strike made in the Mikado
gold mine. The ore flls q slope forty
feet high and two and one-third feet
wide, and the richest ore Is worth, ON
q conservative estimate, from S25, 900
to S35, 900 q ton In free milling gold
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n,,au,o work, Are BUSY.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 2o.-The Bald.
win locomotive works has within the
last few days received orders for fifty
six locomotives, of which sixteen arc
for the Imperial railway OF China,
making the second order received FROM
that country within ten months.
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CUBANs ARE CELEBRATING.
OF spaniArds Observed b!
ParRdes and Speeches.

ParRdcs and Speeches.
HAVANA, Dec. 2o.-The Cubans cele-
brated the evacuation Of Mariana
on the invitation OF tho
alcade. Senior Gomez de la Mama.
Every street was decorated with Amer
lean and Cuban flags intertwined, and
at several points triumphal arches
were erected, bearing suitable inscrip-
tions. Mcnocal's troops, 400 covalry-
men, paraded the town in the morn
ing, with Generals Menocal, Lacret,
Julio Sanguilly and Mayla Rodriguez
in the procession.
A breakfast was given at noon in
Hotel ell Oriente. General Leo vas in
vited, but unable TO DO present, he was
represented by Colonel Arm6eld, com
mander Of tho First brigade, Second
division, and Captain r. Il. Paxton,
brigade adjutant. The Cubans were
most enthusiastic.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-12-23
Killed in n Rich HI, MIN Collapse.

Rich HILL, Mo-. Dec. a1.-A portion
of the Rich Hin mill collapsed at 1
o'clock this morning. Homer Kim
brough, a transfer man, was caught
by tinbers and crushed. The building
was badly damaged.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-12-23
OPENED A VALVE WHILE DRUNK

. A Steamers Careless Engineer Dead aud
Three Men Dying From an Explosion.
N AHAvANA, Dec 20.-Some steam pipes
- athe boiler room OF the little steamer
lter snita blew out Sunday, killing one
~ Aan and fatally s~calding three others.
1.-THE steamer was at anchor ready to
90 out. Three men were at work upon
Tho machinery. whom Chief Engineer
A. r. Gcer OF Tampa went into the
boiler room.
Geer had been drin's'ng. ny mis-.
4 take or accident he opened u stop cock,
turning tho full pressure OF steam
into pipes that had been found defcc-
tive. Instantly there came q terrific
explosion that wrecked the room, kill.
| ing Geer, John Wilsey, assistant en-
sgineer; william Green, q fireman, and
pter Walsh, a maohinist, were sc
! falded that they are all dying at the
q }eina Mercedes hospital.
r. The Fanita Is the steamer that left
q Mobile last summer loaded with NUM-
icpe % f<pl Asstcnsibly for Genera
EIlIGd and bury de- for San DOMINICAN
liSinfect.--Ohio Farme1 to effect a land
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arook,yu Wants Tan MaoI.aron.

New YORK, Dec. 2i.-Members OF
church, brooklyn, hope that
It will be possible to induce Rev. John
Watson (Ian MacLaren) to accept the
soon to be vacated by DIR.
Lyman Abbott. DIR. Watson Is now
pastor of the Seton Park Presbyter-
ian church, Liverpool, England.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-12-23
THE TERESA BREAKS IN TWO.
A Part Of h Spanish Cruiser Slides on
the Rock and Is Submerged.

the Rock and Il Submerged.
NEW YORK, Dec. 21.-According to
mail advices from Nassau, N. p,
tho stranded cruiser Maria Te-
resa has broken In two just aft
of the after funnel. The forward
part Is fast upon tho reef, but the
afber part has slid into the upper wa
ter. whore 1t lios completely submerged
even AT low water. The weather has
been very boisterous, and the wreck
Is rapidly breaking to pieces under tho
blows of tho tremendous surf that at
times swallows IL out of sight.
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rawara a. MASON !. psnd.

CHICAGO, Dee. go. Outward q. Mason,
one Of Chicago's most prominent and
successful lawyers, died at his home
Yesterday. aged so. The cause OF death
C.Sas Bright's disease.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-12-23
MORE BRITISH FRIENDSHIP.

Permitted to Leave Hong Kong.
WASHINGTON, Dec. :1.-Great Britain
has given another striking example Of
friendship for the United States and
ut the same time has taken action
which Is looked upon in the light Of q
recognition OF the sovereignty OF the
United States e. the Philippines.
A flibustering expedition organized
to go to the support of Aguinaldo has
been suppressed at Hong Kong, by
order of the British authorities.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-12-23
King Oscar IL Sick.

LONDON. Dec eo.-The Copenhagen
correspondent Of the Daily Mail says
that King Oscar H., OF Sweden and
Norway, has been suddenly taken Ill
and Is now confined to his bed
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charged with Kmilng 81. persons.

DoMSiM CRY. Man, Dec. 20.-Sim'
con Cuzby was arrested here last night
charged with tho murder OF Wasyl
Pocehke and Ave children, six weeks
ago at the Stuartburn Galician settle
ment.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-12-23
CHURCH SERVICES
cuprsrrAN

CHRISTIAN CHURCH. y,
Services each Lords Day as follows e
Morning service at 1880. Subject 90.
'*The Struggle Of Love-" nn,
Nible school, 12m. S'
Junior Christian Endeavor . pm,
Ser Tor Christian Endcavor SAG ~GOOD.
Evening service at q 30 o'clock
iect, Religious Philip r.su.. a. ~
Future" -. -.
Prayer meeting Nc" '
.Wednesday eves mat Mordsr" warfare Would
lafs SlssAto n European Country
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A Fund for Harold Frederlc's Widow.
LONDON, Dee. 21.-A fund has been
opened to make provision for the
widow and children Of Harold Frederic,
the American correspondent, whom h9
left quite destitute,
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-12-23

III Wrote Rer'RIous Works TUT 9"u Houus'
ESaLEwoop, N. j., Dec. 2i.-The
Rev. DIR. Daniel Wise Ii dead Mt his
home here. DIR. Wise was tho author
of more than thirty religious works
for young people.
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A. o. U. W. Officsh

.tthe regular meeting
q the held Tuesd
Asisticr the followie E''convi'.
vsrtiblor the aa'5yir 10 Anate y,
somsddd fpoeplss dsreS NV rob.
contains more n"ssucr killed one
known to the arts of the photo.
win DO shown that IS recently re-
spesr from crop IL attorney OF
A.ve within says that tho
Ma iu0 ~. Hubbard, re-
po%nitentiary,
~ x,kgv~ s~ashington.
I. w.--Ass0 I'M vs. was received
Y xrus.ee-h st in III, apier' ninth Baron
Musician-1h sr {, the former amoas'
Minister to the United
!. List OF lettsre Peat Britain in 1857. An
u the posto4c ssron Napier was the or
Ike, for the week <Nsrian iogarithms.
M. frankie Corssnss Promotion.
kok. g. w. Hayes m arrivai OF
Coneghan. Rev. Jas. sen,
1shese letters will be sent to thk.savn
1Ir once. Dec. goth, II o callet" ns
6oxe. When calling for above pleas
,dyertised.-T. c. HACKER, +. ~
your boys legs aaas kSd.akr
L. soa,s dErareAASSds 1s.1
AalysINo Y,iYe Of or EarqnNa
s.r%s II sa ,'.fl XIs nsss'
susSnable ir(1Io politiciss
,fDtsodbs check, yn;S,
\ e Us, only after the 'AoS
~ been published
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-12-23
LINE.
AXIS LOOSE.

Fine winter weather AXIS LOOSE.
harvest.
rhe revival meeting 10 cafth toyor' Fired
a, pennev Cra,k - OF psrsi- -. havana
AZ Led. so-Tho Spanish
week, sAcuation commissioner Informed
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announcements.

We are authorized to announce r..
J. Brown, of Sequachee, as candi-
date for Sheriff for Marion County
subject to the will of the people.
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Democratic Nominations.

The Executive Committee met at
Jasper Saturday and voted for candi-
dates. For sheriff, r. J. Brown re-
ceived IA votes, and Ransome Smith,
7, and Mr.. Brown was declared the
nominee.
Jasper Anderson was nominated
for County Trustee.
John HOge was nominated for CIR
cult Court Clerk.
1t was unanimously voted to make
no nomination for County Court
Clerk, which leaves the election to
Mr.. d. 4. Thatch,
In the matter of Register of Deeds
the candidates desiring it, a prim-
airy was ordered to be held Saturday
April 9th, to select candidat and
the result to be reported at meeting
of the Committee, April 16. Then
all the candidates will have been
named, and as the election does moi
occur until August 4th, nearly q
third of a year off, let everybody &c
! to work and give us rest on matters
political until that time, when may
the best men via.
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FOR SALE.

l have for sale III 'ap and on
reasonable terms, the following
articles: two heavy wagons,
suitable for logging purposes; 2 top
buggies; 2 open top buggies; large
lot of hack harness, wagon harness,
and buggy harness, both double and
single. All these articles are second
hadn but good and will sell cheap.
Ny so.e reason for disposing of them
is to put in new stuff. | also have a
jack colt, IS months old, well-bred,
black with white nose, large and well
developed for his age. Will sell him
for cash very reasonable Or on secur-
ed note Come and looF at these
bargains and see if there be not
something you need
Respectfully,
J. J. DYKES,
Whitwell, Tenn,
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Caroline Chanel.

Rev. /. N. KRox, Of Inman, deliv-
cred an excellent sermon to a large
crowd at Union Grove last Sunday.
r. +. Rogers and Joe Griffith
made business trip to Whitwell last
Wednesday.
Mrs. w. H. Francis and family
spent last Sunday evening at II. Vim
zants.
L. f. Dixon of Inman attended
church at Union Grove Sunday,
Miss Bertha Alder and Miss Hsr-
ris attended church at Jasper San.
day.
w. C. Moore went to Jasper Sat
urday.
w. II. Pryor, of Jasper, was visit
ing his daughter Mrs. G. c. Alder,
last Monday.
Anderson Long, of lnman, was
visiting his sister, Mrs. Wiley Spang-
Ter, last Saturday.
We are informed that Miss Jennie
Harris will open a subscription
school at Mt. 'arnassus on the Isl
of April. We hope the community
will give Miss Jennie good patronage
as she is an accomplished young lady
and we think will teach a good
school.
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