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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-06-09
ABILENE WEEKLY REFLECTOR ABILENE KANSAS JUNE Ba-7wELW PAGES
AN ORDER BY GEN. MILES.
Commander Of the Army ala Attention
TO the Duty OF soidier.--Ilel for
Patriotic Conduct.

WAsurycTow lime Am order nv
NJ; O., v;los oommard;ro tho
-""t -'e'' -,
army, urging upon oiheers anu pr.
Yates that the faithful observance OF
the laws and regulations OF the mil
;+oru hrarob ;s essential IN tho honor
-, :.
"uu enc'ehey vi b"e army VOC
publlc to-day. Inc 0rder is as 1ollows'
After prolonged period OF peace, our army
Is once more called upon TO engage in war In
the cause Of Justice and humanity. 10 bring
the military forces to the highest state Of Eff
cheney and most speedily accomplish what Is
expected should be the earnest effort and call
forth the best energies Of all It's members Of
mhot uoav,r u,atinn Tho iape n nd rauulnt inns
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TO STRIKE FINAL BLOW.
sampson and Schley Have In Their squad.
fODs the Pink Of American Wnr.hips
-schley stiil Has His Fiag.hip.

OFF SANTIAGO DE CUBA, June I.
Rear Admiral Sampson, with the
United States cruiser New York. his
flagship, accompanied by the battle
ship Oregon, the cruiser Mayfower
and the torpedo boat Porter, joined
Commodore schley's squadron off San
tiago Wednesday morning. Sampson
did not assume command and
amalgamate the squadrons upon his
arrival. Each squadron retains its
separate entity and Commodore Schley
his single starred pennant on the
Brooklyn. The American feet off
Santiago now numbers IL fighting
ships, two colliers and a cable-cutting
ship The Spanish feet is bottled up
and plan is being considered to drive
in the cork. II that is done the next
news may be a thrilling story of clos
ing the harbor 1t would release .
part of our fleet and leave the Span.
iards to starve and rot until they were
ready to hoist the white flag.
The fighting ships include the New
York, Brooklyn, Iowa, Oregon, Massa.
chusetts Texas, New Orleans, Marble
head, Dolphin, Mayfower and Vixen
and the torpedo boat Porter. There is
every Indication that active prepare
tons will begin at once. The last ca
BILE which binds Cuba to Madrid and
the outside world was cut Thursday.
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SIGSBEE IS POSITIVE.
Commander of the st. Paul Says He Saw
Cervera's ships Ia the Harb0r Of
santiago de Cuba.

New York, June 4-The United
States auxiliary cruiser st. Paul, Capt.
Sigsbee commanding, came into port
to-day. After visiting Commodore
Bruce at the navy yard, Capt Sigsbee
relaxed from his reserve sufficiently to
say to a reporter:
While of Santiago with Schley l saw two
more Spanish cruisers md Schley saw two
torpedo boats. There is no question that they
are bottled up us tight as Gun be in Santiago
harbor l went in so close that | made
sketches Of their Notifications, which | am
sending to Washington Their guns could
easily have reached me, but the batteries made
no attempt to fire, for what reason do not
know, 1t may be that the Spaniards did not
want to reveal the strength and location Of
their guns.
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SCHLEY'S OFFICIAL REPORT.
garding Fir.t H0mba rdment at kanti-
ago Accomplished His Purpose.

WASHINGTON, June 1.-The navy de.
partment has received an official re.
port from Commodore Schley regard
ing his recent attack on the forts at
the entrance OF Santiago harbor. 1t
was read at to-day's cabinet meeting
and received with satisfaction. Com.
modore Schley says that his attack was
made for the purpose of developing the
enemy's position, to locate batteries,
etc. In that respect 1t was, he says,
entirely successful and he accom-
plished what he set out to do. None
OF his vessels was touched by the
enemy's volleys and there were no
casualties or mishaps on his vessels
He says, in addition, that he has no
reasonable doubt that Cervera's fleet
is inside the harbor of Santiago.
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Mortgage for a Hundred Million.

NEWTON, Kan, June 4.-The Chicago,
Rock Island 4 Pacific Railroad COM
pany has filed with the register Of
deeds of this and other counties a
mortgage to the Central Trust COM
pany of New York. The instrument
was an exceedingly lengthy one, and
must be filed in every county through
which the road passes 1t is for $780,.
nAn nQn
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THE MERRlNAC SUNK
The Vessel Is Torpedoed and Her
Crew Captured by the spaniards.
4 PRE.ARRANCED PLAN BY SAMPSON.
OfIlcisla Think II Was Clever Move BY the
American Admiral and That the Col.
lier Merrlmac Was Deliberately
Sent to Her Destruction.

PORT Au PRINCE, Hayti, June A.
Yesterday morning at eight o'clock the
American squadron again began a
bombardment OF the Notifications OF
Santiago de Cuba, and lively can
nonade ensued for two hours, which
silenced the Spanish batteries An
American vessel, the Merrimac, de-
scribed in the advices from Santiago
de Cuba as an auxiliary cruiser, maxi
ing dash to force the entrance, sue
ceeded in passing the first line Of de.
lenses, but was torpedoed about
500 feet up the channel. She
went down "perpendicularly." An
officer, an engineer and six seamen
were taken prisoners. The number of
victims is unknown. Only the funnel
and mastheads of the sunken vessel
can be seen. There was great excite.
ment in the city. A part of the popu-
lation assisted in the fighting on the
heights. Everybody was astounded at
the audacity of the American vessel.
The American squadron was cruising
all the while in the otiing.
A PRE.ARRANGED PLAN BY SAMPSON.
BALTIMORE, Nd, June THE Mer-
rimac was purchased by the govern
ment from the Lone Star Steamship
company. The transfer was made in
this city early in April. She was for
merly the Norwegian steamer Solveig
and was nearly destroyed by fire az,
Newport News in 1895. She was builtat
Newcastle, Eng, in 1904, was $50 feet
long, "A feet beam and had net reg
lister OF a,l93 tons. The Merrimac left
Norfolk, where she was fitted for gov
eminent purposes, about a month ago.
The Washington Post yesterday said:
There is absolutely no doubt in the minds Of
the naval officials In Washington that the
sending Of the collier into the harbor was all
pre-arranged move on the part Of Admiral
Sampson The use Of collier, the unusual
hour Of the morning. the necessity Of blockad-
ing the channel so as to relieve some Of
the ships of the squadron from remain
Ing stationed OF Santiago, the impor-
lance Of discovering whether the mines
were efiective-all these reasons make
it certain that the Merrimac was DELHI
erately guided TO her destruction. 1t was not
q Spanish victory 1t was cleverly arranged
scheme on the part of the American admiral
and 1t was successful. The eight men in
Spanish prison are the real heroes Of the war.
II the Merrimac went In under her own crew,
1t is interesting to know that her complement
OF officers consisted of Commander ]. NJ. Miller,
Lieut. W. W. Gilmer. executive officer; En-
signs j. r. Y. Blakely and J. NJ. Luby and As
sistant Engineer R. X. Crank. Miller Is from
Missouri Gllmer from Virginia. Blakely from
Pennsylvania and Luby and Crank from Texas
1t is expected that reports will be received to-
day from Admiral Sampson. which will give
details Of the Merrimac's destruction and the
names Of the eight men who have been cap
tured
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BURNED AT THE STAKE.
Awful Fate Of william Street, a Negro
Ravisher, at DOvline, La.-lt Was
a Sickening Sight.

SHREVEPORT, La. June A thou
sand people, gathered at Doyline,
about IS miles from here, to witness
the burning at the stake of William
Street, negro, who attempted the
ruin and murder of Mrs. Parish.
The people erected post near
the railroad track near the town,
quietly laid the lightwood and
kindling, saturated with coal oil, pre-
paratory to claiming Street to the
post He confessed the crime to a col
ored minister. He was tied to the
stake and uttered not a word as the
great cracking flames shot up in sue
cession above his head. 1t was sick
ening sight, which lasted ten minutes,
when Street was a charred mass.
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THREE SENATOR'S SONS.
Davis Elkins, Warren Fairbanks and James
u. Mcmillan Appointed to Good POSI-
lions In the Army by the President

WASHINGTON, June 4.-Sons OF three
distinguished United States senator's
were nominated to positions yesterday
by President Mckinley, Davis Elkins,
son Of Senator Elkins, Of West Vir-
ginia, is nominated to be an assistant
adiutant general with the rank of can.
tain, Warren Fairbanks, son of Sena.
tor Fairbanks, Of Indiana, is named
chief commissary Of subsistence, rank.
ing as major; James II. Mcmillan, son
OF the senior senator from Michigan.
is made commissary Of subsistence
with the rank of captain.
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Giant Soldiers 10 Enlist.

ATLANTA, Ca, June 4.-State Sena.
tor Carter will lead a company of
giants in the war against Spain, The
senator says this company will be the
tallest in the United States and phys.
ieally will hold distinction similar
10 that OF the queens horse guards in
England. No person under six feet
will be taken.
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BALLOT BOXES AT MANILA.
Kansas Attorney General Rules That ABB
sent Soldiers Must Vote at This Fall
Eiection-A Month to Get Returns.

TOPEKA, Kan, June l.-On the
strength of an old statute, by the
terms of which wives of soldiers alb
sent from the state on duty are en-
titled to vote, the secretary of state
requested an opinion from the attor.
ney general for directions in prepar.
ing ballots to be used at the election
this year. 1t has been decided that
the secretary OF state must prepare
ballots for each company Of soldiers.
The ballots must be started for Ma
Mia month before election. In the
event OF very close election the SOL
der vote may decide the contest and
it will take at least month to get tho
result from the PHILIPPINES.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-06-09
Prominent Missouri Attorney Dead.

FoRsYTHE, Mo-, June 4-James L.
Davis, lawyer well known in south
west Missouri politics, died here of
consumption. He was chairman of
the judiciary committee In the house
Of representatives in 1895, was dele
gate to the national republican con-
vention at st. Louis 10 1896 and at his
death was Q candidate for assistant
United States district attorney under
Nal William Waruar.
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New YORK, June 4-The stars and
stripes in the shape of the largest flag
in the world will float over Moro
castle, Havana when Blanco surren-
ders The immense flag designed for
this duty is already prepared and may
be seen draped at the front of an
empty store room at l47 Fulton street.
A patriotic Wall street man has had
the great flag made. 1t measures !sO
feet in length and ASH feet in width,
and it is believed that it breaks the
record for size.
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Preserves OF His Life,

Wichita, Kans,, Dec. 49, 1896
Drs. Thorton Il Minol. Kansas City, Mo.
Gentlemen:--l always think OF YOU as the
preservers of my life. | was afflicted with
piles for twenty ,eal,, during which time |
suffered inexpressible pain until my constitu-
tion was about 10 succumb to the long and
constant strain.
can attest 10 your wonderful success and
honorable, fair and conscientious method in
dealing with patients. Yours truly,
A &. WALDEN Fire Marshal.
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KANSAS Cry, Kan, June A-While
seeking refuge from the rays of yester,
days sun, by sitting in the shade of q
string OF freight cars on the Keystone
switch of the Missouri Pacific railroad
at the foot of Splitlog avenue, an un.
known young man was killed and four
boys, all residing in Kansas City, Kan,
were frightfully injured.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-06-09

WASHINGTON, June THE board oil
officers appointed to investigate the
alleged unhealthy conditions at Camp
Alger, Va, has made its report 1t re.
fuses to discuss it, but the understand.
ing is that generally speaking 1t finds
the place to be healthy and the water
supply ample, but it recommends that
no more troops be sent there, not even
to take the place of those departing
for the south.
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Had suffered for Years.

Kansas City, Mo- Oct. %, 1897
Drs. Thornton a. Minor KanSassCity, Mo.
Dear Sirs;-lon may refer to me as having
been cured under your care. had suffered for
years, but since You treated me my health has
been good. ! consider you have effected a
permanent cure.
Thanking you for your many kindnesses,
am, very truly, GRIN W. BUTT,
Vice-President of The Kansas City Ice and
Cold Storage Co,
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Usage City, Kans., June %. 1890.
To whom ii may concern
This is to certify that Drs. Thornton u Miuor
Of Kansas City NO., in the year 1892. success
fully treated myself and wife for hemorrhoids
Since that time have not been troubled with
them, nor have had any symptoms OF their
return. My wife died in 1894, but up TO the
time OF her death she was perfectly free from
any symptoms of the disease.
Respectfully, N. l.. CAMPBELL
Druggist and Pharmacist.
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a Sufferer For Twenty Years.

Wetmore, Kans, Dec. 20, 1895.
Drs. Thornton Il Minor Kansas City, Mo.
Gentlemen-Bef going to YOU had suf-
fered with the piles for twenty-five years.
was terribly afflicted and could engage in no
heavy work. You cured me eight years ago
and since that time have had no return +
the trouble Your method of treatment Is sat-
isfactory in every particular,
Yours sincerely GEO w, LARGE.
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After Twenty-Five Years

Morse, Kans., Jan. "A, 1897
Drs. Thornton &Minor, kansas City, Mo.
Gentlemen:-l was treated by you for rectal
disease after having suffered for TWENTY-FIVE
years. ] am glad 10 say am perfectly well and
that take pleasure ii recommending you to
oil who are suffering with any of the diseases
you treat IL Is nine years since ! was treated
and ] have never had any trouble since.
Very respectfully, T. W. BorD.
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Perfectly and Radically Cured.

Faola, RAMS Dec 10, 1895
On. Thornton \ Minor, Kansas City, Mo.
Gentlemen-l wish to say that the rectal
trouble OF more than twenty years standing for
which you treated mein June last, has been en-
tirely relieved, and If am not perfectly and
radically cured for all time TO come, then all
signs fail.
give you permission 10 make this statement
public, with the hope that 1t may be the means
OF influencing some sufferer to take advantage
OF your skill as specialists, and by so doing take
q new lease on life. Very truly yours,
GEO z. LEAvITT,
Notary Public and Broker.
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Returned Part of the Mo,.v

WOOSTER O., June Charles Cut
ten, of Oroville, the express agent who
embezzled $4,000 from the Adams Ex.
press company, was sentenced to four
years in the penitentiary. eutten was
arrested in Mexico City. He admitted
his guilt and turned over s., 200 to the
companv.
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Prisoners to BE shIpped to spa,n

New YORK, June 4 = Thirty-nine
Spanish prisoners, captured on the
Spanish steamship Rita off Porto Rico
on May $, arrived in this city to-day
on the Clyde line steamship Seminole.
They were turned over % che Austrian
copkul tor shlnment hocE q 01ain
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Cured In Two We eks.

PfeFar, Kans, Nov. 81, 1896
Drs. Thornton q Mink = Kansas city, Mo.
Gentemen--l placed myself Under your
treatment in 1889, fora very bad case of piles
from which | had suffered for ten years. In
TWO weeks was permanently cured.
: i have recommended you to several of nv &C.
quaintances who have gone to you with the
same results. ! have full confidence in your
treatment Yours truly, CONRAD KRudAR
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Balves and Ointments Failed,

Jacksonville NO., Dec. Q, '96.
Drs. Thornton a Minor, Kansas City, Mo.
Gentlemen.-ln reply to yours, | will state
that had the piles for about twenty years and
tried all kinds of salves and ointments without
success. Since you treated me have not been
troubled the least particle and that was Ave
years ago. take pleasure in recommending
anyone to you that is afflicted as was.
Yours Respectfully, RICHARD Dill.
Proprietor Hotel Jacksonville.
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Strong And Well Again.

Wichita. Kansas Nov 2S, 1895
Drs, ThorntonN Minor Kansas City, Mo.
Gentlemen wish to say that had suffered
from rectal diseases Tor twelve years. and that
after five week treatment am entirely cured.
! desire to thank you, net only for your skllful
medical treatment, bit for your personal kind
ness and attention to me while under your care.
Very respectfully, $, W. NORRIS
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A Farm Hands Horrible Death.

WICHITA, Kan, June 4. j. B. Nor.
ton, a hired man on the Barton ranch,
west OF Wichita, was dragged to death
under cultivator pillow by runaway
team. One of the pillow points was
driven into Morton's abdomen and he
was pulled along over the field for q
quarter Of mile. The team ran into
the river and one of the horses was
drowned.
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PILES. FISTULA
And Other Diseases of the Rectum.
Please Bear in Mind That They
Cure all Diseases Of the
Rectum.
GUARANTEED
No Money to be Paid Until Cure
is Effected.

Read the following testimonials.
They are all written by reliable peo-
pie who have been cured and you can
write to any one or all of them and
find that our claims are genuine and
based on pure merit.
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Resp. ctfully yours, loHs MCDANIEL
Don't fail to note the above men

Don't fail to note the above men
toned testimonials in this column.
They will interest you. If you are af-
Hicted and would be cured write for
our 72-page book, which will be
mailed you free of charge. 1t will
give you full particulars concerning
our treatment. also the names and
testimonials Of hundreds of people
who have oeen cured by us. We have
positively no office outside of Kansas
City nor has any PHYSICIAN GOT
OUR METHOD OF TREATMENT.
You will confer a favor upon the
publisher of this paper by mentioning
1t when writing to us.
We treat almost as many ladies az
men, but never use their names in
our advertising matter unless re.
quested to do SO by them.
DRS. THORNTON & MINOR,
Rooms 3o-I-7-3 Bsaker BIda.,
KANSAS CRY. NO
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Mamie Leaf May nuy IL

TOPEKA, Kan, June 4.--There is a
rumor ahoat in railway circles here
that the Chicago Great Western Rail.
way company has opened negotiations
again for the purchase of the Leaven-
worth, Topeka & Southwestern road,
running from Leavenworth TO Meriden
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Four Visits Cur, d Him.

Bonner Springs, KANSAS Nov, q, 1858.
Drs. Thornton Il Minor, Kansas City, MO,
Dear Slis.-l hada bad case of piles of four
years standing. went 10 you in August 1889.
for treatment, made four visits to your Of
flee and was cured. am now sound and well
and since my cure have not had the least symp-
tom Of return of the disease can speak In
terms OF highest praise of you and your method
OF treatment and unhesitatingly urge all suf-
ferers TO place themselves under your care, for
l know from experience and observation that
you can and will effect cure.
Resp ctfully yours, loHS MCDANIEL
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Brigadier Generals Placed.

WASHINGTON, June 4.-The secretary
of war yesterday assigned the briga
dier generals of volunteers to their
stations. Brig. Gen. Hudson, Of Kan.
sas, is assigned to the Fourth corps,
Mobile. Ala. and Brig. Gen. Nelson
Cole, Of Missouri, to the Second corps,
Falls Church, "
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SILVER AND BONDS.
Senate Votes to Coin Silver Bullion
and to Issue Bonds.
HAWAIIAN ANNEXATION IS URGED.
President Mckinley Wants Congress to
Take Prompt Action In the Matter
How the House VIII Proceed
on War Revenue BILL


v" ""' N'''""' '""
WAsu,xcrov .ypnsA-Wb;le Tho wa
revenue measure was not passed b,
IN. senate vestardav two vsrv ;mnor
tant votes we're taken one IN n nrono
sition IN coin the silver million In tn,
treasury and to issue silver certificate
against the coin and the other nm III,
bond nronosition nresented nv the re
publican minority Of the committee or
finance. In lien of the seipoiorag,
amendment offered nv the majority q
the finance committee. Senator VOL.
colt of Colorado. proposed an amend
ment authorizing the secretary Of the
treasury. to coin the silver bullion in
the treasury and to issue silver certif.
Gates against It, After some discus.
sion, a vote was reached and the
amendment was agreed to AZ tn Al.
several republicans voting for it. The
amendment as agreed to follows;
That the secretary of the treasury shall i'm
mediately cause to be coined, as fast as posi-
~ ,,o s',;a sv noo ao.i'rs 70 .ne ahlouh,
be Of like weight and oneness md Of like LEGAL
tender quality as those provided for under ex.
listing law oil the silver bullion now in the
'r s's, .
i,cd md direced ~ sxus ne saa diver coinea
silver certificate, of similar design and denomi-
nations and Of the same quality payable and re-
aeemaole IN IKE manner as those authorized
derived from ,h @ a ot " "var hu
lion by the treasury under the act Of Julv a
tssO, until the sum Of s4s,ol0ooD shall have been
Issued.
S - '" 'ns o"pyS ~ na'ns 'o
shall be used both for The REDEMPTION Of the
treasury notes heretofore issued under and by
virtue Of the act Of July a. 1880 and for the re-
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O'ua'o' "o'eo''' VI ooioraoo, IN reply
~ 'o"io Sueges.ions concerning the
One'a,,io 'o'i'uiss'on 'i,aue ny SEN
rsor Alien' Popui'S', o. Neoraska'
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this IS YHB LAST WEI
the Advertisement Of
DRS. THORNTON ( MINOR
will appear in this paper.

These Skillful Physicians Again Call
Your Attention to the Testimoni-
ais that Follow. They are the
Free Offerings Of Well Known
People who Have Been Cured by
Drs. Thornton & Minor, After
Suffering for Years With
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Judge Sutherland, Of the Wisconsin
superior court, decided that a specif.
cation in a contract requiring the con-
tractor to use only union labor Is void.