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The Topeka state journal., 1898-10-07
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING
Foot BAH Games Yesterday.

Yale, "a; Amherst, 0.
Cornell, 80; Syracuse, 0.
Harvard, %; BoWdoin. 6.
Brown, 20; Tufts, 6.
PENNSYLVANIA, so; Mansfield, 0.
Princeton, As; Stevens, 0.
The Topeka state journal., 1898-10-07
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Boston Z; Brooklyn 4.
Pittsburg 4; Louisville 8.
st. Louis Al; Cleveland IL.
Second game called at end of fifth
inning on account of rain.
Baltimore 6; New York 8.
Philadelphia 6; Washington 2.
The Topeka state journal., 1898-10-07
Procure the Best.

If you the best Baking Powder on earth
For "Gipsy Queen" you had better in
quire,
Favorite with the ladies it always has
Gypsy Queen"
The daily sentinel., 1898-12-30

girl of 90, with the wilful murder of her
twin children.
Washington Admiral Sampson is
still confined to his room at his hotel by
an attack of grip, probably caused by
the sudden climatic change from Cuba
to the north
Seattle-The steamer Cottage City ar
rived from the north with Governor Bra
dy of Alaska on board; He is going to
Washington to secure needed legisla-
ton.
Springfield, Olive men were more
or less seriously injured as result OF an
Ohio Southwestern switch engine blow
ing out its clown sheet.
Washington-The cruiser Buffalo ar
rived yesterday at Port Said, en- route to
Manila, Just sixteen days out from New
York.
Thomasville, Ga.-The funeral Of Miss
Mercedes Garcia, who died here, was
largely attended. The bady was con-
signed temporarily to Laurel Hill ceme-
terry.
Kansas City-James Brown, colored,
was hanged in the county Jail at 11:17
yesterday for the murder of Henry
Prather, also a negro
The daily sentinel., 1898-12-30
CAME TO BOOM SUGAR BEETs.

Orson Adams, cashier OF the Mesa
County bank of Grand Junction, is at
the Brown Mr.. Adams came to Denver
to arrange for the beet sugar plant for
the Grand valley. Mr.. G. N. Cox, the
promoter OF the enterprise, is at the Al
bany Mr.. Cox is son Of former Gov
ernor Jacob D. Cox OF Ohio, who was
secretary Of the interior under Grant.
Kenyon Cox, the noted artist and illus
traitor, is brother, while John r. Han
ma the Denver banker, is brother-in-
law. Mr.. Cox is credited with pro
found knowledge Of sugar beet culture
and manipulation, the result of long
study and learned research. He is Ger
tain that the Grand valley will produce
beets OF greater saccharine quality than
anywhere else on earth. Rocky Noun
tain News,
The daily sentinel., 1898-12-30
ANTI AMERICAN CABINET

Manila-The new Filipino cabinet is
completed. 1t is anti American and will
demand free republic. 1t is willing to
grant the United States very liberal
commercial treaties, but will resist an
American protectorate.
Admiral Dewey wants some able Am
erican statesman sent to investigate the
conditions here. The admiral believes
that the United States cannot shirk the
responsibilities which have been thrust
upon it.
The daily sentinel., 1898-12-30
AN EASTERN GLIMPSE OF THE DAWN
ING LIGHT

The wise men" and women of the
east sent their Christmas offering to
their far off neighbors of the Little Book
Cliff coal mine, Mesa county, Colorado,
on Monday, December 26th from which
sprang into existence the first Free Pub
lie Library in Mesa county, named the
Bryant Public Library" with a con-
stitution as broad and benevolent as the
scholar whose name it bears and a board
OF directors who would honor any insti-
tuition.
One hundred volumes were presented
by Mr.. Phillips with appropriate re-
marks. The gift of tie wise men" and
women and the Bryant Public Library"
was dedicated by the people with one ac-
cord, who repeated aloud the prayer
given to them by the Christ whose birth
they celebrated.
unanimous vote of thanks was then
then given to all who SO generously
helped them to esta blish the frst free
library in Mesa county, and their prayer
is that the Candle" will increase into
powerful search light that will flood
every home in the district with the light
OF knowledge and love. Surely the peo-
pie OF district "a can sing from their
hearts "Glory to God in the highest,
peace on earth good will toward men,"
The books were procured through the
efforts OF Mrs. Ogilvie.
The board of directors chosen are as
follows:
William L. Phillips, jr., president
Thomas M. Sanford. treasurer.
Miss Eleanor M. Dennison, librarian
Mrs. B. V. Miller, assistant librarian.
The daily sentinel., 1898-12-30
WILL NOT CHANGE THE PLANS

Washington-It is said at the war de-
partment that no change as to the mus
tering out Of troops will be made as a re-
suit of the threatening outlook in the
Philippines. The secretary of war has
made some progress in designating the
volunteer regiments to be mustered out,
but no announcement will be made un-
til the list is completed.
1t Is the purpose to first muster out
the volunteers at Manila and reduce the
regulars down to the number that was
contemplated by law when the war
closed.
The daily sentinel., 1898-12-30
WILL BE FREE TRADERS.

Louisville-Henry Watterson will have
an editorial in tomorrow Courier-J Jour
nal in which he declares that he can see
the dawning of the day when all Amer-
cans will declare for free trade. This re-
suit, he says, will follow adoption Of a
colonial policy.
The daily sentinel., 1898-12-30
Sparks.

Washington-1he island of Guam will
probably be different from the other
colonial possessions or dependencies of
the United States in having naval in
stead of military governor The COM
mand will be of Importance, for the is
land has population of more than s.
600 people and 30 far from these being
barbarians about / 400 of them are Eu-
ropean extraction.
Washington-Dr. Won Holleben, the
German ambassador, has lost no time in
calling upon the officials at the state de-
partment relative to reciprocity arrange
ments. Wednesday he spent half an
hour closeted with Secretary Hay and
he has also talked with Mr.. Kasson, the
special plenipotentiary in charge of re-
ciprocity and trade arrangements.
San Francisco The steamer China.
just arrived from the Orient, carried the
largest consignment of opium ever en-
tered at this port There was $50 OF the
cases, valued at S5OO,OO. The total
weight of the opium is 27,0O0 pounds
and the duty on it amounts to $162 800
at Sc pound.
Omaha-The eighth annual meeting
of the Western Surgical and Gynecolo-
gical association convened in this city
Wednesday for two days session.
About $50 of the leading surgeons of the
Transmississippi country are in atten-
dance. w. D. Otis of Fort Morgan, Col
orado, read a paper on Treatment of
Burns"
Philadelphia The Charles Hillman
Ship Building company, one of the old
est ship building firms in the country,
has made an assignment for the benefit
of creditors. Charles Hillman, the pre-
sident of the company, died at his home
in this city last week.
San Francisco Grand Duke Cyril
Vladimovitch of Russia, who arrived
here Tuesday on the China, left for the
east last evening. The young noble
man will go to Rome to pay his respects
Io ha will n
rectly to st. Petersburg.
Washington-N Not much of value has
been obtained from the wreck of the In
fanta Maria Teresa, according to re-
port from United States Consul McLain
at Nassau, N p, who was charged by
state department with the task of re-
claiming such of the property as could
be saved
Washingto gton-The secretary of war has
received a recommendation from Sur
geon General Sternburg for the stablish-
ment of an army sanitarium at Nagasak
japan, for the use of the United States
troops at Manila.
Cleveland-The charges againt Judge
F. e. Dellenbaugh and Senator Vernon
II. Burke were filed in the circuit court
by the committee OF the Bar association
appointed to formulate and prosecute
the charges.
st Louis Charles F. Orthwein Bros.
members OF the Merchants exchange,
and one OF the heaviest exporters OF
grain in the Mississippi valley, is report
ed dying.
Portsmouth--Two weeks ago two
bodies of 6-months old. babies were
found under an old stump in a hollow
near here The coroner has found a
verdict charging Miss Rachel Glenn, a
The daily sentinel., 1898-12-30
WE DYE TO LIVE,

We hustle for business and we get it;
julius Goldberg.
French cleaner and dyer, Excelsior
laundry, next to Sappliners.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-26

or INTEREST," TO WoNp,

Nine, Modieska IS Queen Vlctoria,s =, i.
vorlto actress and Possesses many beautifnl
bracelets given her at various times M 10
hsns OF hFr royal adniier's Appreciation
The celebrated Italian actgpgs. Nine
i'use has all her dresses from Paris on I,
s,Hi'aln night some t,inG ago. al o'clork
iof eonturiefa received telegram orcer.
ING \ dress TO be made and Delivered on
me following day The dressmaker I'M.
Weaiately ser her women to work. In tha
meantime telegrayx continued 10 arriy.
rom thc in,pstient actress. Can I reelx-
on on youf" Don't faili' 'Very urpent, +,
AZ o'clock in the afternoon The costume
was finished and the head employe toa;,
me lrnin for Italy and reached Nine. nusc
w unie Tor 10 wear The dress nj th.t
Ngnt performance. Sho was rewarded
MIN q present OF line diamond rinr M,
MINE puiSe az the same time sent orr = tal'
'hram 70 the couturierei "crushine e,,c.
cess. Toilu'tc the admiration Of cv,r,.
BODY Complete triumph, Many thanks.
There is a delicious recipe witch NAV Ia
NV 10 many. II Is conbnatio, ~ ac,,s
with mushrooms. Slice the mushroo,,s
from cans into halves. Stew ION p,jn,,,ss
~ little butter mud salt and a very lin,
watcr. Dram put the m,iShrooms ;n,n !,
PIE uish; break enough Gigs to cover them
over the top; repper, salt md scatter blts
OF butter over them; stew With hraaa
crumbs and bake until the eggs are ,.se, Z"
Serve In the dish.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-26
RECENT INVENTIONS.

4
Tops are being manufactured which mr..
SPUN oy a current OF air directed by y
psowpipe into the curved channels er,srd'
top. '"' opening IN the
new skirt supporter, the Invention NJ
western woman, has a central section ~,
eaasuc webbing. with hooks at each end m
S Sarh the skirt and hold it at any desired
:, new rowlock for boats is formed q, !.
u-shaped metal plate set into the side "a a
.Ie noat with flanges extending hevond M
lock o"' '''ps loose IN the
stockings and socks can be easl,y >.
paired by means OF toe and heel cans
when are being made for the purpnsc ana
are adapted to tit over the worn pnrfs a anu
DC sewed in position. anu
In newly designed pair of .hoa, ~,
PACK OF one of the blades is slotred ,,a n,u
ny entire length to receive tho hoc, ~
.ohp, whiesS ~ pushed In M ma ana 80
ms lightly TO hold Il In place. ""1
Moiasses and sawdust ara comh,,aa o.,
use II y pneumatic tire recently n,aced ~. ~.
~, ~, mafket the filling coating the interor
'n,u, preventing the escape OF air fhrourb
small holes in the tire. 'h'oush
20 iaeiitate the handling OF fishing rods
.ue Dull Is fitted with curves arr, ~, .a.s
Hnn a hand grip set at right angles ~ ny ~
''sps' Instance to bring the arm rest In
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-26
4 CERTAIN CURE ron PILES


Nnny people suffer from plies hroauge after
lEihE inc many lotions HalyeS and oiptmnnto
Wtlout relief or cure. have come 10 INC con-
Uusleh That surgical operation s The onIv
,hlhS 10y to try and rather than submit 10
lne sboek ana risk To he OF an operntion
prefer TO Suncr on, Fortunately this a mo-
iohsor necessary, the Pyramid Pile Cure n
hSN preparation, cures cscfy fotm OF piieg
Without pain, Inconvenience on detention from
A. " IN the form of suppositores ensiiy ma,
picu, absolutely free from opium. Cocaine or
any injurious substance, whatever. and M
mater how severe the pain gives Instant
reliei, not by dradening the nerves OF ihe
ports nut rather by ita healing soothing
onleTet upon me contested monbranua
INC Pyramid Pile Cure is the most efrcctiye
, un safest and most cNtenaivnly sold of any
RUG turv that has ever been placed before the
puOlo, mud this reputation has been secured
ny reasun or It's extraordinary merit and tht,
reasonable price at which IL is sold. MI drug
slstS selling II at 50 cents ana 81 nor mick
,aHe, ana IN many cases a single package has
been sufficient ""'
4 person takes serious chanceR In neglect
ing simple case Of piles, rs the tro,,bi,
soon necomcs deep seated and chronic. ard
ssIy frequently develops into fatal incurabe
diseases, like natula and rectal ulcers.
ANY druggist viii tell yoG the Pyramid Is
'H ~, shiest, most satisfactory pile cure made
ipo Pyramid Co. Marshall Mich. win serj
10 any address, treatise ON cause and nure
OF plea. also book OF testimonials
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-26

has been forced to return TO England on sion,
ieaVe, ana is so i'll that it is doubtful whether
ne VIII be able to return here for some time
mere charge affuires would hays noj,bor
Ihe prestige nor sufficient degree of author
IVY TO AFFORD adequate protection to ire Amer
iGan eitizens and property confidei to his
.narse IN time OF war, more particularly as
me government itself will nave trouble In
restraining the tendency on the part of tho
lnop mere and in other Spanish cities to at
'"Th everything and everybody American.
,., ~ Is therefore urgent that some other pro-
,,sioh should be made for the safety of
Anerlcah interests, and just how this provis-
n l9,i Is 70 Dc made 1t is difficult to see. For
although they refuse to AFFORD amy tnatori,l.
assistance to Spain, either military nnancisi
or even by means Of diplomatic pressure vet
~ Is Wen known that every one of the greal
i ivmI'S "' EUROPE with the exception Of Eng
a1thu, IS mbued with strong synirathies in
i iuvor OF ibis country, and their ambassadors
nole Quiz not, therefore, be relied upon to
n r,no proper protection to American life and
American interests, | NAV ndd arc far
larger IN this country than most people NAV
NC Wiling TO believe, The Standard OH ~nn
MIR n ,hs;, hot only largo stan of men here
u MN 'nuif iaNllles, but has extensive Of
hoes SO, too. have the great American in
ssulAhce onnantos Now, ali these amer
i rrH citlnehs and American property will BIO
he ur adom iholostaiion If they are known to
",,uet we care Of great power O. whose
IL ,,'tiuent me Spaniards stand In dread
Vii ns ior instance Great Britain, but they
,,a,,i be sue unless thus protected
y helnper OF the legation staff has I,ft for
!, arls CARRYING with him a quantity of henvv
rept e. which according TO the story cur
, ,hi mere tonight. contains the archives of
balong issaoh, as well AS all the most valuable
DyTIyhn n OF the Woodford family.
Ine legation is in daily danger Of an attac,
D y" az. Patt OF tho mob and the archives
I nr OF which would furnish most interest
me vaiuaoles of the Woodfords as VOL, ", Nv
,, 5ne legation staff arc In imminent ner Ri
u oelag looted This peril would bc Pm IN
Jared ' op 2 h,qindredfold were war to be de-
'Grts II therefore the story current N pa fbo
,as s so, ,'n,sht TO the effect that The general
,Hs ,r sent away the archives and his yaIuables
recau,ion nc mas merely taken very wise
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composed q three men, one selected ~ the

| composed Of three men, one selected by the
/ company, one by the employees. and tiia
/ two thus selected to select the third tp,o-
vided not otherwise anicnbiy ad1ustcdj.
| s. That the company will MAINTAIN tnp
schedule Of wages Tor A period OF one year.
| at least, 1t being Understood that both tho
company and Its employees accept this un-
dcistanding in entire good faith and a 1.
settling all differences. and that pleasant,
personal relations will be maintained and
friction among all employees be avoided q
This proposition Will be buIletined on
our bulletin board, whore Il can be seen
by all employees Very respectfully,
II. f. MacGrcgor
General Manager.
This agreement, after being submitted
In substance to meeting OF the employees,
was accepted by Mr.. Manon, Chairman
Harris OF the executive committee and
other members OF the committee OF the
Amalgamatcd association, who stated to
the committee that they had fun power to
act in the matter. II was then agreed thai
the agreement would be prepared Tor sis-
natures and that another meeting would
be held al $50 p. M, simply Tor the pur-
pose OF attaching the signatures of tho
arbitration committee and the parties at
interest
On reassembling to sign the agreement,
Mr.. Mahof stated that he and the cxecu-
tive committee had aboTed under q misap-
prehension Of their authority when they
stated that they were given full power 10
act In the matter OF accepting the com
promise agreement. aud that they had since
discovered that they wonld again have TO
refer the matter back to a general meeting
Of the association, which they stated would
be held al II O'Clock last night
They stated that the objection to it's ac-
ceptance was the sandwiohing IN Of the
new men with tho Md pmDlnvpg and that
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-26
New Orlenns Race.

new Orleans March 25.--Aunt Bird was m,
sooa thing on today's card and galioped HON,
eishf lengths in front Of her field the on,,
"itn'ng favoritc. The weather was c,o,a,
and the track fast
cnc mile-The Monon. Patchus ress,o
Tine i:42's. -
SIX furlongs. selling Minnie Weldon. Ferry.
hoh II, Mover, Time I:i4
one miio-Dorothy III. Mt. wa,hine,,,
Hi.nnoyne. Time i:i
, MIC and turlong. handicap--what Nsx,
'uuso steadman. Robert Bonner. Time ~
Time I;itls "Viu'. Sofeii,
Time LES. ii"'s On, Hurns.
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shreyeport, La, March 25.--This after.
noon about o'clock Barney Woods, a well
dressed young man. aged 20, was run over
and killed on the Cotton Belt BY caboose
ana engine backing down near yanceyllls.
svvsrai miles from herp He lived at Can
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-26
North Tcx.. Gun cum.

sor, worth, Texas. March 81 To-day closed
tue eirhth annual shoot Of the North Texas
uln club The stores wsrs above the aver.
age OK Yesterday. ]. II. Arledse OF Bonham
p broke twenty straight targets. while !. W.
~ S s fiiied nineteen out OF twenty: John
MAS Wana Lolita Flatnu o. Dallas. wn.
ao'as inc state wing shot championship by
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pEAurY AND EcoNoM

were never better combinea ~ pSns
nestle finish on collars ana cu anr4 ~
for the best work must ps iii ~
omy--for collars and Guns y.
as long again. 80 ~ Z,
we are the only people WHO y ~ =,
the genuine domestic pe ~ ..a11rs u
send to 81 Packard's TIDY e k
Prairie avenue. Phone sSs'
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breaking twelve out OF f'loen targets. won
again today In he? shoot with Mrs John TIL
Ter of this city. Each broke nine out OF ten
,arfets but In the shoot of" Miss Fla;au
broke four TO Mrs, riller's three The next
shoot Of the CLUB takes place at Terrell on
June
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The Reds have gone and Reed and his herd
OF BnfIaloes have started on their attempt to
s'ampede some of the citios east OF tho Father
OF Waters, but the local fans need no, ieol
lonely. Two OF the hest amateur teams o,
Houston will cross bats today and promise a
good game, The Houston and Texas c >trals
and tho Model i.aundrys viii play at the
leasnt park this afternoon. The Model l.aun-
urys VIII be remembered MS having lost nil,
v'rJ row games last year. The Ccntrals are
one o. their STRONGEST opponents, md as mo
rivalry is very strong game full OF snnp and
Wifc may be eS,ertrj. As the admission is
n,,tis smail--lQ CENTS. including grand stand
we Toys hone 20 hove good crowd In at
t,ndan.e. Game VIII bcNin al 1 O'Clock. Tina
S,,a,,aia VIII apnear IN their new unirorn,,.
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AMERICANS IN DANGER
"ehrrni MonIford ana otr...
Madrid May Bc Murdered ="

Ata,.,l, 49," s"N " WurdcrrtI.
Madrid Cable 10 Globe Democrat
q very serious question that has cropnoa
UP ~ connection with the present situation a.
as 70 the care Of American life and in,crss,s
mere IN the event Of war breaking on, II,
was intended to intrust them to Sir Henry
prummond Wolff the English ambas.a 40,
VINO had obtained the consent OF his soysrn
~ uuaef'@ke me task But Sir Henry
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Austin ~. nnstran .

,a,,fop. Texas, March s5- The second game
o, =, ssn between the Austin league ana sas,rop
Austin. sasss 10 score Of IS to in favor OF
S''er' Tor Austin. Rspp and haley. ' au'
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falling that her strength going and h
done TO help her through the coming trials
Build her of tonic specific
Pnkhams Vegetable
Following publish by letter from young
FROM
withhold her and stro
Chambcsbug Pa she easily be found personally or by
To Suffering Ssterset write this benee
Lydia e. Pnkhams Vegetable Compound for mo
and suffered with painful menstruation cucorrhma
bearingdown palms, sleep we'll
tos TO be WE'LL
One Pnkham telling her
in perfe confidence. NJ
She wrote lovely letter in reply telling exactly vb,
After taking nine bottles of the Compound box bills
onehaf package of Sanaive wash, cured am 81
ando TO
Why will suffer when help one wIo
p;v
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GONE TO NEW ORLEANS.
The Buffaloes Will Go Against the
Southern Lcaguers.
GALVESTON IS GOING TO MOBILE.
North Texas Gun Club shoot
Was Concluded.

Mahager-captain Reed of the Houston base
ball club and his men left yesterday morning
for New orleans, whore they begin a series OF
four games this afternoon There arc eleven
players In the party, seby being left at home.
President Bailey lett last night for New Or
leaol TO join the club,
From New orleans the cluh goes TO Mobile,
whcr" II also plays four games. beginning
Thursday. and In all probability gamas will
be arranged with Montgomery and Pensacola.
Reed has laid down a set of rules for the
boys TO follow while on the trip. aud he in
tends to SEQ that they are followed. The men
hsFe been ordered TO report for breakfast at
o'clock in the morning and will practice sig
nails from 10 10 L. O'clock In The afternoon
Fame VIII be played, Every one must retire
AZ lniSo az nleht. Reed intends to keep this
up all during the playing season
Mr. Charles Eisenfelder. secretary of the
Gslveston club. was In the city Yesterday
e,vytninf ahead Of his club on its trip TO Nc
pie and New Orleans The club will pass
through here this morning en- route to Mobile
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front Of the elbow when the grip =

front of the elbow when the sr'p
hand. ,.s, ~
An Engllshman mas designed sSti y
fer children TO use at the tapie, ~ ~
only two legs, the front par ianlslp
being attached to brackets on " W., !.
folding up under II when Dol z s5.,,.,l n
Horses tails can be seerrs',y, ,,Is IN
In muddy weather by a nsas n faJl
consisting Of strap 70 'wh'ss 'ruhl =
u corrugated inner section ~ IN
grip the knot in the tan wnen s
buckled over II.