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The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1898-03-04
RHEUMATISM
.CAN Be CURED
FILTERED BLOOD.
Torrow,s Method of Curing Diseases
Arousing the Interest of Scientists.

Arousing the Interest of Scientists.
Ph, sicians of all schools are beginning
To realize that the primary cause OF near
" every disease that attacks the human
system is the failure OF the. kldneys 10
perform the duties nature asslSHeu ot H'I
The blood is COM family absorbing from
the different articles of food taken mug
nermitted to course through the system,
Gnicklv render the blood unfit to carry on
| The nr0cess of healthy nutrition ana uiIl-
matelv result in the development OF ols-
| ease. eI4o Oh n
blood; the slightest lrregu!atlIy III nc
performance of this function is lmmeuiaIe-
" manifested in general Weaklng OF tne
body; tendency to give out WIN ICCle
exertiOn, The symptom is closely iollo"-
ed by others of much more distressing nee
ture which it is often customary 10 sCVrl-
butte to other causes. .. 90
John Morrow, an eminent chemlst OF
Springfield. Ohio, using as basis for MS
work fhe theory that the kidneys are re-
snonsible for the condition of our heaith,
has produced new remedy which he mas
named Morrow's Kidneoids, the purpose
of which is to act directly on the Kldneys
eliminating all unnatural deposlts anC
rectifving the damage caused by thell
existence. ,,4L;
The remarkable results obtained by TINS
medicine have attracted wide attent!oI
and established a new method of treatins
disease as the efficacy of which cannot BE-
disputed. o,,;x ,o,
low tablets so small as to almost rob then
of their virtue in the eyes of those no
versed in medicine, but so potent IS I1eI
influence that their effects are noticed al
most Immediately.
They are now on sale generally; If no
to be had of your dealer, they will be sen
postpaid on receipt of so cents per box
boxes for $3.50, by the Herb Medicine
Co.. Springfield, Ohio.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1898-03-04
MARY j. GEORGES ESTATE.
@TATE of Vermont,
~ u rn a ford District

CTATE of Vermont,
- Bradford District, IS.
In Probate Court held at Thetford in said
district, on the Goth day of Feb, A d, 1898.
Hon. John 6ailey Admir-. of the estate
OF Mary ]. George late of Newbury in said
district deceased presents his administra-
ton account for examination and allowance
and makes application for decree of distri,
button and partition of the estate of said
deceased. Whereupon it is ordered by said
Court that said account and said application
be referred to a session thereof to be held al
A w Jaquith's No. Thetford on the 18th day
of Mar, A d 1885, for hearing and decision
thereon: And it is further ordered that no,
tice hereof be given to all persons interested
by publication of the same three weeks sue
cessively in the United Opinion, newspa,
per published at Bradford previous TO saic
time appointed for hearing, that they may
appear at said time and place, and show
cause, if any they may have, why said &C
count should not be allowed and such de
cree made.
BY the Court,-Attest,
10 S NJ GLEASON, Judge.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1898-03-04
SARAHJ, BIXBY'S ESTATE.
0TATE OF VERMONT,
- District of Bradford, 90

@TATE OF VERMONT,
- District of Bradford, So
In Probate Court held at Thetford in said
district, on the 18th day of Feb, A. ID. 1898
John NJ. Comstock Admir-. of the estate
of Sarah BiXby late of Thetford, in
said District, deceased, makes application to
said Court for license to sell all of the real
estate of said deceasedssituated in this state
representing that the sale thereof is neces-
sary for the purpose of paying debts Where
upon il is ordered by said court that said APP
piication be referred to a session thereof 10
be held at the probate office in said ThettOrd
on the 9Th day of March, A. ID. 1898, for hear
ing and decision thereon; and IL is further
ordered, that all persons interested be no
tilted hereof, by publication and order
thereon, three weeks successfully in the
UNITED OPINION, a newspaper published
in Bradford in this state, and which
circuIates in the neighborhood OF those in
terested. before said time of hearing, thai
I they may appear at said time and place, anC
| IL they see cause, object thereto.
| By the Court-Attest.
| 10 +, NJ. GLEASON, Judge.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-11
STATE.

Frank Martin was hanged at Wharton
for the Croker murder.
negro was lynched at Wemar for
numbering a constable.
Train robbers held up Santa Fc pas
senger train at Coleman; the fireman was
MORALLY wounded and one Of the robbers
badly hurt. Fireman died at Santa Anna.
state authorities are on the qui viye to
prevent yellow fever getting Into Texas.
North Texas farmers are making every
effort to save their wheat crop, though
tho weather is unpropitious for harvesting.
Feared heavy rains will damage the
crops.
A negro was killed by whitecaps near
Nacogdoches.
cyclone did some damage to property
at Hampstead.
Rockdale is trying hard to get the pro-
posed cotton mill
Man and two horses were killed by
lightning near Kaufman.
Fred Sawyer, negro, is to be tried at
WaXahachc at once on change OF Grim
innl assault.
An aged woman was burned to death
at Texarkana.
Galveston retail beer dealers have
formed an organization.
Alice is reported to be under four feet
OF water.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-11
HAW All ANNEXATION
HOUSE REACHES AN AGREEMENT
AFTER MUCH FILIBUsTERING.
Newlnnds Resolution 10 Annex
Hawaii.

| Washington, June i0.--The feature of
today's session OF tho house was the Sc
curing OF an agreement TO consider and
| vote or the Ncwiands resolution 10 annex
| Hawaii. Beginning tomorrow the debate
| viii proceed until 8 o'clock next Wsdnes-
day when the vote will be taken.
| The nnnexatonists came today deter
| mined 10 secure consideration of their
measures, but for three hours the oppo .
siton flibustered.
Consideration Of the resolutions today
could have been prevented. as under the
rules recess until the evening session
necessarily would have been taken at 8
o'clock. but 1t was plain that the annex
ationists would win tomorrow.
Realizing this and knowing the resolu-
tons would pass and so to the country
involving n permanent issue the opposi-
ton treated for liberal debate.
Eight democrats voted with tho annex
ationists today to force a consideration
of the resolutions among them being Liv-
ingstun OF Georgia.
IT 10 claimed that at least twenty DEM
ocrots VIII favor the passage OF the reso-
lutiuns.
The bill to enable volunteer soldiers 10
vote at congressional elections was passed.
The Lacey bill, providing for the par
ticipation OF volunteer soldiers in con-
grtssional elections was called uD whtn
the bouse met today. 1t being the privileged
business under continuing order The
reading of the oDgrossed bill called for
last evening by Mr. Bailey Dem Texas)
preceded. Mr. Cummings DEEM, ~
! } moved to recommit the bill with in
struc;ions to report H.
rue roll call was taken. resulting In the
.rsJe,,i0n OF the motion to recommlt and
inc blll was then passed--lg5 to A.
VT. Mcclure (Cal) from tho committee
on elections, then called lin the report IN
lie case OF Ryan vs.. brewster. from tho
thirty first New York district.
Mr. Grosvenor uscp.. 0ho) pursuant to
.ne PURPOSE OF the Hawaiian annexatioulsts
10 force today II possible the taking nm
vi me hawaiian resolutions Immediately
ralHed the question OF consideration against
the election ease on rising vote No
mousse decided no. to take it up.
ar. Ray tRep.. N. " then cniled for
the regular order which would ba the
private calendar under the rules.
MT Grosvenor refused to consider IL
pubic business IL
vote was taken aad the cali was fol-
lowed with much interest as the ho,s.
realized the result probably would r,oae
the consideration OF the Hawaiian reso,u"
tlons. ""''a" 'esoiu-
; mr. urosvenors motion prevailed
>, a uv opi"sition TO annexation then began
W munster roll call being demanded
ne vote reoulted in the defeat of ,ha
IIp 'i,' ana another roll call had been
,,,, niunu'u on another minor matter, whom
pending the call order was brought o' m'e nt
ehaos and an understanding was rnnrbcd
quickiy whereby the house agnin hogan
Consideration OF the Hawaiian resohtions
uehate to be had from day to day min
D CLOCK next Wednesday. The agreement
was applauded. "S'VoDi'n'
pm was passed fixing the status a,
under regulations for regular arm, ' nso
GERS army oin-
Adjourned.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-11
THREAT on REpn,s,,
sp"i" Is After Amcr,cn,
There.

spar" Is After American,
There.
Madrid June 10, p. m.-The m,r,s,,,
LOT foreign affairs, Duke Almodayar A., nj,
says there is no truth in the statement ,ha,
inc cabinet communication with san,,ssS
ae Cuba has been cut off, adding that ha
received dispatches from there this morn.
ing. ''
inc duke also denied that Lieutenant u,
oarfahsa' formerly naval attaohe OF tbs
spanish legation at Washington and senoy
pu Bose recently Spanish charge d'afra,rs,
ada. 'es'eu ~ Can
inc minister said he had received no fur.
.ner news from the Philippines, nor had he
any information regarding the story nm
the spanish torpedo boat DESTROYER srsrro'.
had been sunk by an American warsh,,,
semi-official note issued today sue,
spanish letters continue to be se,yed ~
the United States even though addressea ~ ~
roreisncrs. The note adds, 'lf this unnrs1
eedented measure continues snain vii,
make reprisals upon the property Of Amor.
leans In SPAIN"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-11
4 SUMMARY OF ToDAYs IMPORTANT NEWS
WASHINGTON.

The senate after a vigorous debate
agrees TO the report OF the committee on
finance on the war measure by n vote OF
43 to %.
Tho proposed bond issue was vigorously
opposed by several senators. notably
Teller. who accused the government OF
taking advantage OF an inconseaucntlal
war to create an immense debt.
House reached an agreement tn consider
and vote on the Ncwlands resolution. II
also passed the bill to enable volunteer
soldiers to vote at congressional elections
Senator Frye, acting chairman OF the
senate foreign relations committee. said
that he thought the Hawaiian resolution
would be taken UP by the senate next
Thursday.
The administration. 1t is said Is going
to try to make tho new bond issue a
popular one In a true sense.
There Is not fight on at Washington
for the attorncyship OF the Northern Texas
district.
Administration is alleged to have been
buncoed into giving Jiminoz arms and
ammunition for his attempted uprising in
Santo Domingo.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-11
TORPEDO EXPLOSION
Wv" Nliich aud Three other.
Injured


Injured.
Jacksonville Fla. June 1o.--A ,or,o,o
exploded while being tested at 81 rohrs
BUN today. instantly killing ]. !. O,Rour,,o
ana Edward Houston OF this CITY ser,o,.-
inJuring Lieutenant Hart of tho unit. 4
states engineer corps and painfully wound-
ing stenosrapher named Barnhom ana =,
negro laborer,
For several weeks Lieutenant tJor, b,s
ueen engaged in laying mines in the rivsr
At o. Johns Blur lie has been nesistc5 a.,
'n's work by O'Rourke. who for "A n,,nnh ~
y, Years has been line foreman of ~
oW,pnslerh Union telegraph. Today Ir
nourke and Mr. Houston were neoriny
.ilo eaele house on the BLUM testing tnr'
, usuv' Lieutenant Hart was about 6ft.a,
,, aus away and the stenographer and
ncgro were a few yards disian, NJ
hourke had the testing wires \, ~,
m .s and Mr.. Houston was bendIna
tne deadly explosive. In some n,,,f IVY
h hp,e manner Mr.. o'Rourke connected ,he
o"ttery wire with the firing plng ins sng
,"e testing plug and a terrific exninai".,
sooN piace Mr.. Houston wac h,omn
a,vhis' Mr oRourke was Instant, 10
~ was not very badly mutIln,oa "'neu
Lieutenant Hart was struck IN ,h' an,
th ~, 'nu PACK and in the head with n,oco aa y,
ale, sa hartman ana the nero 49, ",
9' '''"cN ny pieces Of the torpedo WV
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3 II Is believed In Washington that Cap
9 tain Glass Of the Charleston has by this
3 time seized tho Ladronc Islands from
9 SPAIN which he had Instructions to do.
The Cadix feet is ready and will put 10
sea as soon as the weather Is propitious;
3 will sail under scaled orders and will d.
z vide ut sea. II Is composed OF sixteen YES
: sells.
9 Secretary Of War Alger says the army
. will be ready for war In two weeks; 49,
COO men Will be prepared to take the field
: fully equipped,
Tho Spanish threaten reprlsals against
. American property in Spain II letters from
and To Spain are not permitted to go
. through unopened.
The United States cabinet met and dis
) cussed the new war revenue bill and Sec
, rotary Cages plan OF distribution for the
! proposed bond Issue was approved
) Spnins coast defense OF Southern Cuba
has been battered down by Sampson and
J tSchley.
The Haytien cable has been cut: the
} United States now holds thirtyfve miles
Of the coast, including Guantanamo har-
Dor.
Tho fleet now holds Guantanamo harbor.
waiting to land marines and troops.
England will not intervene for peace I'M
less there Is a prospect that the interven-
ton would DO acceptable to both parties.
Spanish minister for foreign affairs de-
MED that communication with Santiago
had been cut off.
1t was conceded In Canadian official cir
cles that Senior Du Bose and Lieutenant
Carranza can only be expelled by parlia.
ment They may be prosecuted for violat-
ing the foreign enlistment law.
No removals will be made from Chick
amngua park until an army Is ready to go
to Cuba.
Spanish correspondent OF the Associated
Press says that Bnrquiri, near Santiago,
was bombarded by American warships and
that no damage was done
The army and navy are cooperating to-
wards the dispatch OF 1900 troops under
escort Of sixteen warships to Cuba When
1t VIII start war department refused to
say.
The entire troop fleet numbers about
sixty steamships.
h"eiu uIo hpout EV,oVU SpaniardS IN San
tiago and they are prepared to make a
desperate resistance.
A member OF the diplomatic corps at
Washington said that Spain would not
make peace proposals They must come
from this country
Assistant Secretary OF War Meiklejohn
said that the second Manila expedition
would leave today. 1t VIII consist OF 6Ooo
men.
Tie troops for Santiago left Key West
last night They were stopped there on
purpose and not because OF any reported
SPANISH fleet in those waters.
sampson is becoming impatient at tho
delay in the arrival OF the troops intended
to help him.
spannrds ar9 trying to get rid OF tine
Morriinac and ne masts have disappeared
sampson has placed guard TO prevent any
attempt ut removal.
Refugees from Havana say that bread
and eggs are luxury. but that meat ls
plentiful. Spanish soldiers are grunbling
because they have not been paid.
Socialists ara stirring up the Spanish
provinces, and 1t is admitted In Madrid
that n revolution is very probable IN the
near future.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-11
SECOND MANILA EXPEDITIONS

VI sN Thousand Men Expcctea a.
"'h'e san Francisco Today.
Washington, June 1o-Assistant ss,r.
tary of War Melklejohn said ton,c,, :,
was probable that the first division of tbs
next expedition would leave San Francisco
for Manila tomorrow.
The expedition will consist of about 5000
men, and with 1t will be taken ,ou
quantity OF ammunition and provisions.
The first part OF the expedition. which i,
expected to leave tomorrow will be fol-
lowed early next week by the remainser
SO that by July the entire expedition NAV
be either landed or in readiness to land
near Manila.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-11
HOBSON AND HIS MEy
"es arc Wen Cared For mt Snn-
tfagO dc Cuba

'hey Arc Well Cared For mt SIM
tiago dc Cuba.
Especial Dispatch to The Post,
new York. June lo,-The Herald te,e.
sraphed to +. w. Ramsden. tho pr,e..
consul at Santiago, asking him II he could
kindly inform the friends of the brave man
ana the people at large through the Herald
and Post how the Merrimac prisoners ,arss
!" 0roer 10 ascertain whether or not they
mad been injured during the bombardmont
yesterday Mr.. Ramsden sent In replv N.
following dispatch:
Hernid-POst, New York.
S""''"s" de Cuba. June lore.
plying to your telegram. Hohson
ana men well cared for by autbor,.
ties Have myself Just seen them
Rnnisden.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-11
COMM ERCIAL.

Cotton was steady and at about the Same
prices.
Stocks took an upturn suddenly and the
hu(li had everything their way, In spite OF
tesrsl news
Wieat was stronger on excessive rain rs-
pcrts corn and oats advanced. but pro-
visions went on.
Hester puts the worlds visible cotton at
2,792. Oie bales.
Dun says that the situation is very
stfons and that every industry has felt a
strong uplifting tendency.
Bradstreet's says that the stock market
las been irregular but good on the whole
bradstreet's says that the spring bust
MISS has met expectations.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-11
NO TRUTH IN REpoRTs
ihnt the Volunteers Are Not not,
Well Treated

hFeNtfu.
'speelai Gable Dispatch to the New yorl III.
a ma. London Times and The Houston Dos,
nuso.p.yright, 1875, by James Gordon Rem,
ia'npa' Fla, June 10. Reports that the
soluiefs here have not been proner,v
cared Tor have been exaggerated in every
instance. The Herald Posts CORRESPOND
eht interviewed privates in the Fifth
Maryland Second New York. slxty.uintb
New York. Thirty second Michigan and
several other regiments and finds little or
no cause for complaint. when everything
10 taken into consideration.
IN all camps and regiments there exist
rev disgruntled men who seek every
opportunity for the dissemination M nm,
ssemaole reports. Many OF the volunteers
as,e peen accustomed TO all the tomforts
ol nome and the change from home cem-
LOTT and freedom at all times TO that ~
lamp life renders the situation entireiu
u ,h The disposition on the mar, -,
!, me volunteers to enjoy life too much n,aSs
!. necessary on the part Of Commanders ~
easrcise strict discipline. wbicS es
Worked Wonderful good 10 the nen nas
improved their condition in manv wav anu
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-11
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THE TEXAS TROOPS.

Tho volunteers are not 10 he moved from
Mobile because of yellow fever: but every
sanitary precau,lon win be taken
Recruiting offices have been opened at
Austin and Marble Falls.
Officers have been started out after re-
cruits for the cavalry.
only two of the officers OF the Galveston
regiment failed to pass physical examiua-
ton.
Houston members of the Galveston regl-
mcnt were equipped with needed ar,ic,cs.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-11
Local.

a reliability that Seth p. Strong will no
the hext postmaster for Houston
Mayor Brashear Will create a new board
oil health and submit their names for con-
Iima'ion to the council on Monday.
Daughters OF the Confederacy adoptsd I.
i"tmorial upon the death of Mrs. Ruther-
ford.
CORPORAL Fitzgerald meets with success
In recruiting men for the Emmett p,oes
i"' county democratic executive COM
mit'ee Will meet this morning.
REQUESTS to the First congressional dis.
trlct to hold q convention
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-11
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EASILY EXPLAINED.
The ships Seen Were American W..
AeNSala 49,

N =
Vessels.
tspscial Disnateh to the New York uera,a
London Times and The Houston pas,
Selyright, iS9S, by James Gordon hen
hey west Fla. June 10. sensational
story was circulated here ysterday that
Tour suspicious looking vessels had been
seen IN Nicholas channel. eight miles ems,
oil Havana. and headed for that city !,
was said that they were apparently ,r.,.-
10 eladc the blockading fleet, and some y nar
sons eontended that they were snap,s,,
wsrships. Others seemed to fear tbp, M
alleged warships had run the bloctaas 'ns
reached Havana In safety. ana
| have been unable IN lsar,
Justify the rumor Indeed thsss Ains %
70 De scarcely any doubt that ths vs.sn,s
own warships. 'S13 VI our
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-11
RAILROAD.

c. NJ. Pratt of New York has been ap-
pointed chairman of the Southwestern Pas
scnger Agent bureau at salary OF $4,000 a
year.
The Kansas City stock pass frauds.
Reduced rates to various meetings, in
TeXaS and elsewhere. are announced.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-11
TEXAS POLITICS.

Robertson county executive committee
Endorsed Judge Collard and Major Sayers.
Wynne is making hard canvass of
Grimes county.
Cooper and lmboden are running a close
race in the Second district
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-11
MONTERREY AT SANTIAGO

storm. =
'specia D'spatch to the New yorr Heat.
co onvon Times and The Houston pas,
nelly 'sn1 1875, by James Gordon Man.
Mon.a Deso, Cal. June 10. monitor
dsss 10y pat IN here today to replace the
~ -. load OF coal she lost during ! south
rrane, a safe when one dav out OF San
ye.s Is ccilier brutus is lying outside ~.
il 6ouns g.. ~ - mile. out Of thar course
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CHlCKAMAuGA PARK,
No Removals Until nm Army \. s.,,
Gshu

~" "emoNnis Until nm Army Ia Senr
Ia CUbn.
chickarauga National Military Park. Ca,
June io'-rhe general impression prevails
at General Brooke's headquarters that there
VIII be no removals from here to points
south until the government Is ready to aend
another army direct TO Cuba. and then II
Is believed that troops viii be sent direct !.
" 10 the point OF embarkation and thence
at once shipped.
the reason fer this belief given by Colo.
nei Richards OF General Brookc's start is
lent here and all the facilities for tha,r
Subsistence being at hand. II is not probable
trat any chances win be taken by making
another change Of WAGER and climate untii
the time comes to 10 to the front.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-11

RAILROADS.

Railroads, ship brokers and others ap-
peared before the commissic and asked
certain relief to expedite export business
through Galveston.
Right OF way for a new road through
Orange county is being prepared
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-11
CAPTURED A MERCnAxrMAN.
st. Louis Got Prize just Out.ids
kiupstOu

Isl etia, Gable Dispatch to the New York Hey.
AID. London Times an,l Tho Houston Past,
rett) 49,
On Board tho Herald Posts Dspotch
Boat. or Kingston. Jamaica. june 10 =
We sighted the auxiliary cruiser st. Louis
on Morant Point, Jamaica, today. She re-
ported that she had captured a Spanish
merchantman JUS, out of KINGSTON.