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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1898-09-29

could not get along without Piso's Cure
for Consumption. It always cures.-Mrs.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1898-09-29
MRS. PINKHAM'S ADVICE,
What Mrs. Nell Hurst has to Say
About 1t.

DEAR Mrs. PINKHAM:-When wrote
to you had not been well for five years;
had doctored all the time but got no
better. had womb trouble very bad.
My womb pressed backward, causing
piles. l was in such misery l could
scarcely walk across the floor. Men
situation was irregular and too pro-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1898-09-29

Why isn't memory the thing we forget
with ?-Chicago Daily News.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1898-09-29

An actress is often indebted to the florist
for the flowers she gets over the footlights.
Chicago Daily News.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1898-09-29

He who rides behind another does not
travel when he peases.-Span.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1898-09-29

When worthless man isn't staring at the
clock he is gazing at the thermometer
Atchison Globe.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1898-09-29
To Cure a Cold in One Day

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets AL
druggists refund money if it fails to cure 25c
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1898-09-29

1C4O NCIy uluCI DGbCSE
and was able to do nearly all my own
work. l continued the use of your medi-
cine, and feel that owe my recovery to
you. cannot thank you enough foryour
advice and your wonderful medicine.
Any one doubling my statement may
write to me and will gladly answer
all inquiries.-Mr NELL HURST, Deep
water, Mo.
Letters like the foregoing, con-
stantly being received, contribute not
little to the satisfaction felt by Mrs.
Pinkham that her medicine and counsel
are assisting women to bear their heavy
burdens.
Mrs. Pinkham's ADDRESSES Lynn, Mass.
All suffering women are invited to
write to her for advice, which will be
given without charge. 1t is an ex-
perienced woman's advice to women.
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Halls Catarrh Cure
Is taken Internally. Price 75c
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1898-09-29

fuse, was also
troubled with
leucorrhea. l
had given up all
hopes of getting
well; everybody
thought l had
consumption.
After taking
y five bottles of
Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegeta-
BILE Compound,
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NO TRUTH IN The REPORTS
Orr. Troops in Puerto Rico Are We'll
Behaved aud Cans No
iHS t1s#4s IeN@ Fb.s.n,hlo yfEr So sssat ~

New York, Nov. 5.--Some newspas
pers of Puerto Rico have been pub.
fishing articles bitterly criticising the
conduct of the United States soldiers
sem to the island as a garrison, The
soldiers have been accused of all sorts
of misdemeanors; of rutIianism, petty
larceny, obstruction of private prop
erty.--in fact, every kind of excess
which might be charged against green
troops in a foreign country. The
charges reflected particularly upon
volunteer regiments and We're so gen
eral and earnest that Alger felt called
upon to take formal notice of them
1t was evident that if they We're well
founded the Puerto Ricans We're like
ly to be alienated from their new nj
legiance almost before they had be-
come fairly attached. A cablegram
wns sent to General Brooke, culling
his attention to these reports. The
answer came this morning in the
shape of the following cablegram from
General Brooke: rs
"Bad behavior of our soldiers in
Ponce province is news to me. Colonel
CastleOn, commanding the provi-
sional brigade there, now with me,
says the report is entirely unfounded.
New regiments coming in were unset
tied for a few days, but are all away
from there now and at their regular
stations.
(Signed) General Brooke"
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TOWNS ATTACKED BY MILD BEASTS
Bears and Panthers Invade British
Columbia Towns in Search
49, Of Ennd. 80

Vancouver, B. G., Nov. 9.-Bears and
panthers, impelled by the pangs of
hunger, are invading many towns in
British Columbia and are terrifying
the ranchers. -Four bears entered
Whitewater City, in Kootenai, recently
at night, attacked the meat safe of the
principal hotel, demolished it and got
away safely with the %provender. 1t
was thought probable that the beasts
would return next night, and accord
ingly Whitewater prepared for emer-
gency. The entire male population
turned out, armed with rifles and shot
guns, and awaited the visit of the
beasts and two were killed.
Nanaimo also "a visited by bears
and the women and children had a
scare. One panther waited all night in
the branches of a tree overhead the
ranch house of Mrs. Buster, who, be.
ing alone, waited until the first streak
of dawn and took a shot ut him from
an upstairs window, bringing the
beast down with a bullet in his head.
Miss McErnery, while acting as nurse
in a wealthy farmers residence, was
mortified at seeing a panther peering
through the window at her in the
moonlight. She had no weapon, and,
Selling the baby, ran from the back
door to the house of a neighbor. On
the neighbor returning the panther
was found to have entered the shed.
He was shot dead from the open door
OF the dining room.
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COMPELLED TO RUN FOR OFFICE
\ In Crosse Man Who Does M,
Want to lie Sheriff But

La Crosse, Wis, Nov. BY an ac-
ton brought in the circuit court here
Majcr j. Kilcheis of the Third Wiscon-
sin volunteers, a republican, is COM
PEELED to accept the nomination for
sheriff of La Crosse county on the
democratic ticket against his will.
While lie was in Puerto Rico thu,
democratic convention, well knowing
he was a republican, nominated him
for sheriff without his consent or
knowledge. His regiment has Just re-
turned from Puerto Rico on a sixty
days furlough, and he did not reach
home until Monday, two days too late.
to file his declination of nominations.
He refused to run and. the county clerk
refused to put his name on the official
ticket.
The democratic county chairman,
Mahoney, then brought action in the
circuit court to compel the county
clerk to place Kircheis' name on the
ticket and won his case.
Major kircheis made q gallant req
ord in Puerto Rico and it is believed
he will be elected. He says, however,
if elected he will decline to serve.
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MARIA TERESA LOST AT SEA
Former Spanish Cruiser Again ID
the Bosom Of the
Deep.

Charleston, SC. Nov. s.-The ocean
tug Merritt put in here this morning
for supplies and reported the loss of
the cruiser Maria Teresa off Salvador,
bahamas, November 1. in a storm. The
Maria Teresa was sunk by the Ameri-
can warships nearSantiago July 3 with
the rest of Cervera's fleet and was
raised by Lieutenant Hobson and
started for Norfolk, Va, to be fully re-
paired. She left Caimanera, Cuba, Oc-
tober 30. She had already passed Cape
Maysi and started northeast around
the Bahamas. a furious storm, the
warning of which had been sent out,
overlook her and she was unable to
weather it. The strain opened rents
in her hull which had been patched to
enable her to make the journey, and
she began to fill rapidly. The Merritt
took Off Captain Harris and crew and
she soon went down. The Merritt
brought the captain and 1876 men, who
will proceed north by rail. No lives
were lost SO far as is known. The
Merritt is at quarantine.
News Heard at w nnhingtsn.
Washington, Nov. S.-Tlc navy de-
Pa LID ICCGltCN IL ul5pulCll lICUl.
Lieutenant Commander Harris, who
was with the Maria Teresa when she
left Caimanera, saying he reached
Charleston last night on the wrecking
tug Merritt with the officers and fifty
eight men, formerly the crew of the
Teresa. The cruiser was lost about
thirty miles north Of San Salvador
Tuesday last during a northeast gnle
of exceptional violence.
Commander Harris dispatch was MS
follows:
Charleston, Nov. 5.-Secretary of
the Navy, Washington: Arrived here
last night in steamer Merritt with all
Of crew of Infanta Maria Teresa, aban-
doned in heavy ~northeaster November
I, thirty miles north of San Salvador.
Have ffty-eight enlisted men.
(Signel) Harris"
Upon receipt of the news the officers
Of the navigation bureau consulted
charts to locate the scene of the disas-
ter. The first glance satisfied them
that the last had been seen of the i'll
fated Maria Teresa. As near as they
could calculate the vessel lies in 1900
fathoms OF water, or nearly three
miles.
The Spanish cruiser Infanta Marie
Teresa left Guantanamo bay for Nor
fork navy yard last Sunday night in
tow Of the Vulcan and Merritt, and
was conveyed to Cape Maysi by the
Cincinnati and Leonidas. She was one
of the finest cruisers in the Spanish
navy and the pride of Cervera's fleet.
The work of raising the cruiser was
done underline direction of Naval Con-
structor Hobson by the Merritt
Wreclling company at a cost to the
government of nearly u quarter of a
million of dollars.
The cruiser cost Spain about S. ,OOO,-
600, and the navy department expected
to expend about 100000 in putting
her in shape for service.
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He Goes 10 School

"Our boy was absolutely helpless. His,
lower limbs We're paralyzed, and when we
used electricity he could not feel 1t he
low his hips. Finally we let the doctor
&C as he did not seem 10 help our son,
who lives in Canada. wrote advising the
use of Dr. Williams Pink Pills for Pale
People, anu l bought some.
This was when our boy had beer ON
the fstretcher for an entire year and help
less for nine months. In six weeks after
taking thepills we noted improvement. and
1T is two years since he took the first
of the pills, and he Is Mt school now just !.
as happy and well as any of the other
children. It was nothing else In the
world that&saYed the boy thansDr VIII
Hams Pink Pills for Pale People,
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supreme court room. While he was en-
ideavoring to locate the escape OF the gas
the explosion occurred. Only q few per.
sons principally officers of the capitol DO.
lice, wefein the building at the time, but
several OF them had narrow escapes.
Within few minutes after the arrival
of tho fire department the flames were
under control. although as a precaution-
ary measure streams were poured into
the marshal's office, the library and the
subterranean basement for two hours.
Throughout the lower central portion OF
the old capitol building, doors, windows
and fittings in committee rooms and other
apartments are badly damaged. Jus,
north OF the crypt an archway the
meter room was completely blown out
n great masses sf masonry torn from
the floor were hurled to the ceiling with
such force as to burst the stone and plas-
ter OF the walls above. Ponderous flag
stones were wrenched from their resting
places. and throughout the corridors the
frescoing on the ceilings and walls was
utterly ruined. No damage was done to
the main foundations Of the building.
Art Works Destroyed.
Among the losses which will be most
sincerely regretted are those of, busts OF
Chief Justice Marshall and other distin-
guished members of the supreme court.
which We're arranged on small pedestals
about the supreme court chamber. These
valuable works of art were either badly
damaged or wholly destroyed. Many of
them have been treasured as exhibits In
the supreme court chamber for half a CEN
fury.
The capitol building has been damaged
a number OF times before by fire, but 1t Is
believed that last nights fire will prove
to be the most disastrous in the history
OF the building. On two occasions prior
to this fires have been started by explo-
sions OF gas.
No Intelligent estimate OF the money lost
by the explosion and fire can yet be made.
In the opinion of capitol officials and me-
chanics who examined the structure last
night the loss will reach possibly $1,000 o
to the building. The loss on the library
and records as stated above can scarcely
be estimated in dollars and cents. A mill
lion dollars mo replace them because
of many of them no duplicates are in ex-
istence.
Arrangements were completed Mt once
by Librarian Clarke Of the supreme court
and Col. Richard Bright, sergeant at arms
of the senate, by which the si.tings of the
supreme court will not be Interrupted.
The court will convene today in the room
OF the senate committee of the District of
Columbia, one of the most spacious rooms
IN the capitol. How long the sessions will
be held there will be determined by the
justices themselves.
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1ss,sso, MI u which viii be payable

1ss,s6o, MI OF whichwi ill be psyabis
after January 4, isD0.s
The gradual decreasesuf the scirrnias
tion8 OF the subsidiary silver COINS
which has drawn down the treasury
holdings of them in the asst fift t1
years from sa9,0oO,oO0 to little osei
So, 100000, the treasurer, says WILSON
make it necessary to provide a further
supply of this class Of currency.
The receipts Of national bank notes
for redemption forsthe year amounted
to $a7.112,OO0 as compared with Sill
$4,000 for the year preceding. me
total expenses of redemption were
sl25.s24.35 and the annual assessment
on the banks is at the rate ct Sl,29o.4o
for each $1,000, 900 OF notes redeemed
As the result of the retirement Ola:
large block of Pacific railroad bonds
there were unusually heavy deposits
of lawful money during the earlier
part of the year for the reduction q
the bank note circulation, but since
the appearance of the icy 3 per cent
bonds on the marlset the volume OF
these notes has increased at a ate
without precedent in recent years.
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4 uueer atat. 81 affairs han dey,j

queer state Of AFFAIRS has desel.
eped In the city OF Monroe, la, which
10 building bridge across thesRed
river atsthat point. The work on&th4
bridge, built by a company in that
istate, Is now practically completed,
aid 1t has just been discovered thai
the structure Will be ninety feet toe
short to reach all the way from banl
TO bank. The city has declined to be
rssponsible for further work on the
structure unless II be made long
enough to be Of d AS the plans
were made by an engineer employed
by the bridge company, the city seems
to have a good case. All the trouble
came about because the engineer drew.
his plans according to an old govern.
rncnt map instead of making measure
ments personally.
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Issue .se.ts wan .sn.s.a.

Kingston, jamaica, Nov. s.-British
authorities at navni headquarters here
express the opinion that the order for
Observation-Disclosures the British north
Atlantic and West Indian squadron
forms a part of a grand, c%omprehen-
siye scheme for a naval demonstrat:or.
on the Pacific, to indicate Great Brit
ain's readiness to face all possible trou-
BILE. Great Britain, it Is added, fully
realizes the of the futu. . and
would as soon accept war low witt
France or Russia, or both, ard TIL
present demonstration indicates tina
the issue rests with these powers.
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Nickel Plate railroad.
The first theatrical car will be run
on the Black Diamond express on
April 1, 1890. One of these cars is now
being built for John i. Harley, n well
known theatrical manager, who will
provide the entertainments.
The various shows given will con.
sist OF vaudeville performances and
concerts, the stage being:too small for
all but the simpler theatrical produc.
tons. Contracts have already been
signed with several railroad companies
which make it possible to give these
performances, charging about the
same prices MS nrc asked in the regu-
iar theaters.
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IN all the varied nomenclature of the
day the name Of Dewey easily leads,
seven new postofices having been
named after the Maine hero in July
alone in as many states. Schley, Samp-
son, Sigsbee and sHobson were remem-
bered once each.s Several warships
were honored, including captured
Spanish ship, the Colon.
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General" Coxey once leased a farm
and after occupying it for a year was
told that the rent was to be doubled.
He induced q neighboring farmer to
help him fool the landlord by saying:
III you don't want to rent Coxey your
farm at the old price he can have mine
at that figure" The landlord refused
to yield, whereupon Coxey insisted up
on having the neighbours farm, which,
after a lawsuit, he secured, the neigh
Dor having in presence of a witness
made the offer. Of course, the second
farm wa much the more valuable.
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All Troubie Is Over.

London, Nov. 5.-An official note is
sued this evening says: There is now
good reason TO hope that the political
situation is n~meliorating. It can be
confidently stated that when the cause
Of irritation which unfortunately re-
Gently existed in France and Great
Britain Of the upper Nile is removed,
which is expected to soon be the case,
the door will again be open for the re-
sumption of those friendly negotia-
lions which happily characterize the
normal state of relations between the
two countries.
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George Kerwin of Chicago and Jack
draw last night at Toronto, Ont.
The Third battalion of the First Della
ware left Camp Middletown. Pa, for VIII
mington, where they will! muster out.
Burke of Buffalo were drowned In Niagara
river while trying to cross in a small boat
during n gale.
Joe Cans. the colerad pugilist, has been
matched to fight Jack DAILY of Whining
ton before the Cleveland Athletic club for
a 5000 purse.
The Coastal mail steamer Virginia Like
has returned from a trip to the fnrtilest
northern points on the Labrador coast and
reports that there Is not tile slightest
prospect of Lieutenant Peary's steamer
Windward. getting free from the Arctic
regions this season.
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A remarkable cure from u disease which
has generally wrecked the lives of chill
dren has attracted much attention among
the residents of Appleton.
The case is thai of little Willard Creech,
son of Richard D.. Creech, a well known
employee of one of the large paper mills in
the Fox River Valley. The lad was at
tackled by spinal disease and his parents
had given up all hope of his ever being
well again when, as by a miracle, he was
and is now in school as happy as
any of his mates.
Mr.. Creech, the father of the boy, who
resides at 1862 Second street, Appleton,
Wisconsin, told the following story.
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START FOR CHICAGO TODA
War Investigating Commission VIII
Come North to Hear
Cnmpialnts.

Cincinnati, o., Nov. s.-The war in.
vestigating committee began its last
days work here today and at the con.
illusion will go to Chicago. The com,
mission will meet there Monday at the
Auditorium hotel. They request all
persons who have already filed com,
plants or been summoned to testify
to be present at that time. They also
earnestly request any others having
personal knowledge Of abuses or mis-
management to appear and testify
Monday OF Tuesday. DR.. G. Z. Bon
field of Cincinnati testified to visit.
ing Chickamauga hospitals in July
He saw no patients lying OF thu
ground and no ase of neglect OF
filth. or any sort of gross carelessnes.
in the management Of the hospitals.
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c6LE8nATEs CARS SUCCESSION
Fourth Anniversary CeremonicsWere
He'll Mt Moscow Yes
- 49, e.llnY. $500 saal.

Moscow, Nov. 5.-The fourth ami
yersary Of the cars accession was
celebrated yesterday. The Metropol-
itan Sergius conducted services III the
mu,ch-venerated Uspensky cathedral,
in the Kremlin, where the conservation
OF the metropolitans and ears takes
place, and III the evening the city was
brilliantly Illuminated. All the for
eign consuls assisted in the cclebra-
%son A-Sa risIA 42e4sS+taS az ~ g7fEb
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Reinhold Begas, the German sculp-
tor, has made model for a Bismarck
sarcophagas, to be placed in the Dom
at Berlin. There is q recumbent fig
ure OF the late statesman, with his IA
yorite dog Tiras ut his feet. 70 the
right and left are figures representing
power, trampling, on the pernicious
elements in society, and protection.
guarding the right. Mr.. Begas is also
engaged upon adesign for a Bismarck
memorial for the reichstag.
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1HEATRlcALs ON The RAILROAD
Vaudeville Cars to BE Run on the
Roads Centering ia New
~ - f4sl4LfzF v.x.Ir 6ytA,, Ee&NaEEdA 1851

New York, Nov. o.-several of the.
through trains running out of New
York are soon to be equipped with lux
urious vaudeville cars, fitted up with
all the accessories of a regular thea
ter.
This startling innovation, which
marks a new era in the comforts of
railroad travel, will first be tried on
the Lehigh Valley system and the
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SLEEP OF A FIREMAN
Charles Bclote OF Centervilie, Micbi-
gnn, Coos TO Sleep aud Can't
Pr nv, ennn. 49,

Niles, Mich, Nov. e.-The peculiar
ease. of Charles Belote of Centerville
S attracting much attention. Thurs.
lay morning ar alarm of fire was
,iven and Belote, being n fireman, was
unong the first to respond. After the
fire he went home and lay down TIC
rest. He fell asleep and since then all
Efforts to awaken him have been una
vailing. Doctors r of the opinion.
he will sleep himself to death.
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DISPUTE BETWEEN TWO STATES
Georgia and Tennessee Both Lay
Claim 10 Chattanooga
lbnrk.

Atlanta, G., Nov. 5.-The states at.
torney has filed q report with Cover.
nor Chandler on the claim by Georgia
of 1900 square miles in Tennessee
and North Carolina belong to Georgia
or Tennessee. The states attorne.
says: Chattanooga is within the an.
cient boundaries of Georgia. lf this
question is reopened and that bound.
airy is established Chattanooga will, ST
course, be in this state,a
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TelearaphIc Brevities.

01| 1OHCEK HFi1fC H5EcvJtIeBs 1850
,Yale's crippled halfbacks are able to
play again.
Some of Princeton,s football players are
still hors du combat.
Hugh Il. Cole, a prominent lawyer OF.
New York. died. aged co years.
The force detailed to guard h e5Uttted
States legation at Pekin has arrived.
David A. Wells. the economist. died al.
$3.50 yesterday afternoon at Norwich,
Conn, ~
Colonel Roosevelt makes his final tour
Oyster Bay.
the strike of pressmen and stereotypers
IN san Francisco has been won by the
proprtetors of the daily papers.
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COMPLICATIONS FEARED IN ARABIA
Dannktls Cnuse Trouble in Abys.
sinia that May Disrupt the
a7 Np.va .,C Er,,,.


Whole of Europe.
London, Nov. 5.-The Rome CORE
spondent of the Daily Mail says:
The government has received news
from Massowah, in the Red sea, that a
thousand Danakils, members of a tribe
under Italian protection, recently at
tackled a caravan near Jibutil, on the
west coast of the Gulf of Alden, be-
longing to the Abyssinian ENJOYS, who
We're returning from Paris to the court
of the Emperor Menelek of Abyssinia
with NJ. Lagarde, the representative of
the French government, and the for
mer governor of Obok.
"The Danakils, who occupy the ter
ritory between Obok and the noun
tains of Abyssinia, killed four French
soldiers and seized 200 camels, 1000
rifles, n large quantity of ammunition
and valuable gifts intended for the
Negus.
1T is feared that the result will be
complications with France, Russia and
AbySsipin- ~f=l. s