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Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-08-22
We Sell Fountain Pens

Prices 81 to So. Paul E Writ, The
Arlington, The Parker and other
pens.
ACME BOOK STORE.
H. L. Swisher Proprietor.
Dering Building. Bell tel. A.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-08-22

BESIDES the many new things in
shoes they are showing for fall, they
are closing out their entire line of
summer shoes at almost your own
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1898-06-17
DETAILS OF BOND ISSUE.
Assistant Secretary Yanderlip, OF the Treas,
ury, Gives Out Information In Regard
TO the I5Ids for s2Oo.OOO.OoO.

WASHINGTON, June Is. - Assistant
Secretary Vanderlip, who has had per-
sOnal charge Of the details Of the pro-
posed bond issue, SAYS:
The subscription Of s21),0O0 90 Of the three
per cent bonds Just authorized by congress will
be opened by the treasury department as soon
as the bin is signed by the president and viii
close at three p IN, July a The law provides
that the smallest subscriptions shall be first
allotted and the allOtmeuts made inverscly, in
accordance with the size OF the subscription
That viii result in . line being sharply
drawn at some point, and all subscriptions
Tor an amount exceeding that sum viii receive
no allotment whatever The prccauti0n is
taken 90 prevent individuals repeating sub
Scription- and thus getting an undue adyau-
tagC- The law provides that all Individual
subscriptions must be allotted first. and. there
fore, subscriptions from corporations and as
SociatiouS- other than individuals. viii only
receive an allotment in the event that the In
dividual subscriptions fail short Of the i2O)
J0J,0-O which are at present offered The treas
NY will print about 400, 600 subscription
blanks and circulars OF Information They
viii be put In the hands OF every money order
postmaster ana In cverr banking Office and ex-
press ofl.C at the earliest possible moment
Circular, now being prepared viii fully set
forth the terms UndCr which subscriptions
viii bg received
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1898-06-17
A SERIOUS OUTLOOK.
Apprehension Of International Com
plicatiOns Over the Philippines.
A Formidable Fleet OF German Warships
Assembling at the Islands and the
United States Nay Have to
Reckon with Them.

WAsHINGTON, June 15.-Beneath a
mobile exterior the Washington ad-
ministratiOn IS endeavOring 70 hide
what amounts to actual apprehension
concerning international cOmplica-
tons that appear to be growing out OF
the situation in the Philippines. With
the growth Of the policy Of the United
States TO maintain permanent posses
sion Of the Sulu archipelago, Germany
has been seized with a suggestive de-
sire to protect the interests Of her citi-
zens IN Manila against suffering
at the hands of Rear Admiral
Dewey and Gen. Merritt, and 50
pronounced IS this intention that
she Is assem- bling formidable fleet of
warships in the Philippines The
Spaniards have failed to conceal an
assurance that Germauy's aggressive
ness may prove of advantage to them,
and they are openly bOasting that If the
United States prOmulgates Il plan that
has in view the retention of the islands,
and If il develops that our country has
designs on the Ladrones and the
CarOlines, that Germany may con-
slider herself j party to the quarrel
and side with Spain. In fact, 1t is con-
ceived that Germany may be taking
ing the initiative in the direction OF
Intervention with Austria and prob
ably Russia, France and Portugal in
sympathy. and that IN the very near
future the United States may have to
reckon with all of them. It Is GER
tain, one of the shrewdcst diplomats
in the service of the United States de-
Clares, that the administration will
not tolerate interference by Germany
or any other country, and that if Ger
many means to commit an unfriendly
act toward the United States, the lat
ter viii make an open alliance with
England, a moral understanding hav-
ing already been arrived at
THINK GERMANY WILL INTERFERE
MADEID, June lJ.-The Spanish press
has increased its optimism, based on
the belief that Germany intends 20
prevent a bOmbardment of Manila by
making a naval demonstration. The
newspapers urge sacrifices with the
view of securing Germany's assistance,
and political leaders express them
selves in favor of Offering Germany
the following concessions in return
for her taking the initiative in check
ing America" Firstly, naval stations
and cOaling depots in Spanish oceanica;
secondly, Spanish concurrence in the
development of Germany's commercial
and political relations with Morocco.
A LONDON NEWSPAPERS VIEW.
LONDON, June 15.-The Berlin cor
of the Daily News says:
1t seems almost impossible that Ger
many can have the idea of risling
war with the United States by inter
fering at Manila Nevertheless, 1t Is
equally impossible to ignore the sig
nificance of the fact that the idea Of
the successful Kioa Chow
experiment is evidently floating
through the brains OF naval person
ages whose influence IS so great that
the matter deserves attention.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1898-06-17
ADVICEs ABOUT HAVANA.
Common Talk That Gen BIaneO VIII Sur
render the Place After Merely
Nominal ResIStanee

KEY WEsT, Fla, June 13-Aeeord.
ing TO private advices, Havana now
has q garrison Of 10, 600 Spanish regu-
lars and half as many volunteers The
interior of Havana province has been
abandoned TO the insurgents, who
make daily attacks on the picket lines
in the suburbs of the capital 1t is
common talk that BlancO will surren-
der after a merely nominal resistance.
He has no confidence in the volunteers,
refusing TO arm many Independent com
panies for fear they would join the in
surgents- Everywhere Cubans and ma
tive born Spaniards are kept Under
surveillance, and the slightest overt
act Is a signal for their imprisonment
Spanish merchants Of Havana say they
have PROVISIONS for six months, but
the shelves of the warehouses arc
empty, and every day many shops close
their doors The recOncentrados and
families Of labOrers are starving in
their novels without attempting to
drag themselves into the streets TO beg
bread, which is never given them
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FIVE MEN PERISH.
Roof FeH on AIIaer5 WorainE In a Shaft &C
stotts City, 40, Burying Them I'm
der Several Tons OF Rock.

AURORA, No, June l5.-The most ter
rible mine disaster ever reported from
the southwest mining region occurred
at StOtts City, a mining camp 20 miles
northwest Of this place Monday night,
resulting in the death of five men
The accident occurred at the Mount
Vernon cOmpany's mine. The work Of
pumping the water from the mine had
been in progress the water being
about Is feet deep in the drift and
about 60 feet in the shaft The
men working on the shaft were
upon 4 raft trimming the top of the
drift wood from the shaft when
several tons of powders suddenly fell
upon them, wrecking the raft and car
rying five Of the unfortunate miners
with the rock to the bottom of the
shaft. Every effort is being made to
recover the bodies, but there Is little
hope Of being able to DO 50 until 60
feet of water Is pumped from the
shaft which viii take several weeks
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1898-06-17
PETER FOR GOVERNOR.
The PopulIst Ex-senator Placed in EOmI
nation for Governor by the Pro-
hIbItIon Party.

ENPORIA, Kan, June IO.-The state
prohibition convention opened yester-
day with IS delegates present Rev.
Strong, Of Sterling, was elected per-
manent chairman and r n. Buckner
secretary Among the resolutions
adopted was one favOring woman suf-
frage and one indOrsing the admins
tration's war policy. The following
ticket was nominated: Governor, ex-
Senator w. A. PETER; lieutenant gov
ernor, R T. Black, Lyon county; sec
rotary of state, J. Z. Carton, NeOshO
county; treasurer, J. BiddisOn, Lyon
county; superintendent Of public in
structiOn, Mrs. z. y. Buekner, Brown
county; auditor, Il. Hurley, Geary
county; ngressman-at-large NJ Will
liams, LeavenwOrth county; members
of national committee, Mr.. BiddisOn,
Lyon county and J. c. Strong, Ster-
ling.
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STANLEY FOR GOVERNOR.
Nan on the Third BaIlOt-Bauey for
ConsFessman-at-Large

HUTCHINSON, Kan, June 1O.-'On,
Stanley, on, Will be the battle cry Of
the Kansas republicans this year.
This was determined by the republican
convention here Wednesday night.
when w. E Stanley, of Wichita, at
tOrney at law and superintendent of 4
Methodist Sunday school, was nomi-
mated for governor. The nomination
was made on the third ballot, which was
in reality only the second, the second
having been thrown out because of an
irregularity. The first ballot resulted:
Stanley, 199; Funston, IA; SeatOn, 100;
Hood, 129; Hessin, III; CObUrn, -; Ed
wards, 73- Tn the third ballot STAN
ley began to gain early In the roll call,
and before it was ended there was
stampede to him. The result of the
vote was not announced This work
was completed just before supper.
After supper the other offices were
taken up and the following nominal
tiOns made:
W r smith, Of Wyandotte county. for asso-
Ciate justice. on the first ballot II L Richter,
Of Morris county. for lieutenant governor, on
the second ballot George a. Clark, Of the
Junction City Republican. for secretary OF
state. on the first ballot George + Cole, Of
Crawford county, for auditor on the first bal
lot NIr Cole was auditor during Gov. MOrrilIs
administration Frank E Grimes. OF Wichita
county for treasurer, on the second ballot. VIII
kius withdrawing on that ballot and starting
break TO Grimes A A GODDARD, Of Topeka.
assistant attorney general under T. B. Dawes,
for attorney general, on the first ballot Frank
Nelson, OF LtndSbOrg. professor in bethany
college, for superintendent Of public instruC-
tion. on tho first ballot w J. Bailey, Of
I5ailcyviile, for COngreSSmau-at large. on the
first ballot, he receiving 5565z votes S3i5s for
Blue
The platform indorses the national rcpub-
lean administration, rcanirms the principles
OF the platform Of 1896. recommends the
strengthening OF the navy building the Mic
araEUa canal, and aunCzing the Hawaiian
pensions laws, urges preference Of soldiers
and sailors for office, demands the sending OF
poll books 70 volunteer soldiers OF Kansas, and
that only enough convict coal be mined 10 sup
ply the state Institutions It iudorses Senator
Lucicn Baker and Representative Charles
Curtis aud Case Br0dericll
Members of the state central com
mittCe, one from each judicial district,
were announced as follows: First, ID.
z Anthony, Jr.; Second, a J. White;
Third, d. w Mulvane; Fourth, George
D. Cook; Fifth, W. a. Morgan;
Sixth, Frank Smith; Seventh, John
). Gilmore; Eighth, I. J. Funk;
Ninth, J. NJ. Simpson; Tenth, T. p.
Kelley; Eleventh, Charles Yough;
Twelfth, w. ". Caldwell; Thirteenth,
Luther Scott; Fifteenth, A r Bur
rough; Sixteenth, George w. WatsOni
Seventeenth. W. j. Rice; Nineteenth,
J. c. Pollock; Twentieth, D. a. Ban
Ia; Twentv-first, D. a Valentine;
Twenty-second, Cy Leland; Twenty
fourth, N. Albaugh; Twenty-ninth, i.
l. Slime; Thirtieth, l. w. Wellington;
Thirty-frst, Frank Price; Thirty
third, J. ;. Simmons; Thirty-fourth,
y. J. Hanna
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1898-06-17
FOR A WAR OF CONQUEST.
Proceed Against All Spanish Posses.
sions in the PLcific-

WASHINGTON, June 1.-The Amer
lean churches are urging the president
to proceed against all OF the Spanish
possessions IN the Pacific, including
the LadrOnes, the CarOlines and the
Pelew islands The church senti-
ment is particularly anxious that
the CarOlines shall be brought IN
der the American flag. A cabinet
officer is authority for the state
ment that the missionary Organiza-
tiOns have represented 70 the people
that some years ago they spent over
81, 600, coo in the Caroline islands. The
Spanish then drove them out and re-
fused to allow them 10 continue their
missionary work. They urge that
now the islands should be taken by
the United States, so that their work
there can be resumed and religious
freedom established.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1898-06-17

OPELIKA, Ala, June I3.-At the resi-
dence Of Walter Cutters, n prominent
citizen. a lamp was overturned IN one
Of the rooms in which were a large
number Of guests attending an even
ing sOciabls- The lamp exploded and
the burning oil iguited the dress of
Miss Sallie Wimberly. a half dozen
persons attempted 70 extinguish the
flames about Miss Wjmberly, but, fran
tic from pain aud fright, she managed
to escape from her rescuers. and run
ming out on the lawn. fell 20 the
ground dead Her BODY was literally
burned 20 . crisp
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a suEEesti0u of a London Paper

LONDON, June 1.-The St James
Gazette yesterday publishes long
editorial pointing ont the hopelessness
OF any further Spanish resistance ana
suggests that the Americans seek Z
settlement Of the Cuban question in
Spain It SAYS:
There is 10 need Of al Invasion but che mere
presence Of strong armament which the
Spanish navy could not drive OF. on The coast
would produce q tremendous eject. and there
are Numerous Enfortffed ancborsges where
the Americans could reeoal With leisure o.
course there are powers IN Europe wh0 would
rrftness the operation with Frcar DISGUST bu-
u rne Americans are going 70 be friEbrened b.
the vague abszraczi01 ealled EVrOPs they must
be TeEF rLu7ll
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AmmunitIon - DO.

NEW YORR, June 15--The navy de-
partment has on the way 70 san Fran
cisco I3 car loads OF ammunition,
which viii be forwarded to Admiral
Dewey at Manila There were four
car loads OF powder sent from Dover,
\. J., six car loads OF empty shells
from The brooklyn navy yard and two
ear loads Of empty shells from the
Norfolk navy yard The Pennsylvania
Railroad company has agreed to run
the cars across the country n eight
days, barring accidents which, II &C
eOmplished. VIII be the fastest freight
tine, with one exception, o. record
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1898-06-17
GOOD NEWS FOR FARMERS.
Agricultural Exports for the Year VIII Ag-
Eregate About ss35,OOO, 600, Which
Surpasses All Previous Records.

WASHINGTON, June lathe farmers
of the United States are drawing upon
other parts of the world for more
money in the fiscal year which ends
with this month than in any preccd-
ing year IN the history of the country.
The preliminary reports of May exc
pOrta tons which have reached the bu-
reaU of statistics make it quite appar.
ent that the agricultural exports Of
the year viii be considerably in eX-
cess of $500, 600, GEO, the total for the
year being likely TO reach Ss.;5, 900. 600.
Never before have the exports OF agri-
cultural products reached the SS01. OOO,-
90 line, and never but twice have they
been as much as STOO, 900, 900, the two
occasions in which they passed the
500, 900, 900 line being in ISL and 1922
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1898-06-17
rhIrd sII.,ourI RecruItInr.

KANSAS CITY, No, June 1L-Three
officers and y men arrived from Camp
AIger yesterday morning and at once
established q recruiting office in the
business district Capt Lechtman, OF
I, will be In charge o. the Kansas City
Office. Capt Lamb, OF c. will have
charge Of an Office at Liberty and Lieut.,
DenslOe will recruit at Independence
The Out-Of-tOwn Offices viii be estab-
lished some time during the week. The
officers are accompanied by one man
from each of the = companies.
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10 save Them from Bankruptcy.

ST. THOMAS, Danish West Indies,
June I4-PniliP c. Hanna, who was
United States. consul at Porto Rico IN
til war between Spain and the United
States was declared, anticipating
change OF Porto RicO's nationality, has
recommended the merchants to accept
Porto Rican silver at its intrinsic
value only, preparatory to the adoption
of the American gold basis This
change, Mr.. Hanna argues, viii save
the merchants from bankruptcy and
avert a manic
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1898-06-17
lev Demand for the War Bonds.

NEW YORK, June livery indica-
ton points to a heavy Over-su bscrip-
ton for the three per cent. war bond
issue, TO be offered at par by the gov
eminent The local banks generally
are preparing TO take bonds for them
selves or customers. 1t is also expect
that there viii be a heavy demand for
the bonds from abroad, and that, while
it will not be the policy Of the govern
ment TO allOt bonds to foreign bidders,
many of the foreign banking houses
in this city viii bid for European Gus
F0r70nrE
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1898-06-17
IN samn.nn - - Harhnr9

GUANTANAMO BAY, via Kingston.
Jamaica. June 1.-THE dynamite
cruiser Vesuvius, which joined Admiral
Simpsons fleet of Santiago yesterday,
IS TO be followed by the Ericsson. the
FOOte and other torpedo boats, and the
arrival Of the torpedo fleet viii con
firm the opinion that Admiral Samp-
son intends 70 force the harbor on the
coming OF the troops
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1898-06-17
strensIr AeaInss Fusion.

OMAHA, Neb-, June 1.-THE eighth
annual meeting of the National Re
form Press association began here yes
terday. Texas had the largest delega-
ton by far. President Burlzitt, in his
annual address, severely scored the
democratic party and opposed any
thing looking like fusion The assO-
citation Is mostly composed Of middle
of-fbe-rrade-S
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NEW YORK, June 13--Iu view Of the
probable issuance of n circular by the
secretary of the treasury asking for
81 descriptions TO the loan authorized
BY the war revenue bill to the amount
Of $500, 600, coo, the National City bank
and the Central Trust company Of
New York, and VerInilye * Co. have
informed the secretary of the treasury
that they viii subscribe for the entire
loan Of $500, GOO, 600 or such part there
Of as may not be subscribed for by the
nm hIin
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1898-06-17
nII.. Long a WV Nurse.

WASHINGTON, June 13.-An evidence
Of self-Sacrifice for the sake of their
country IS afforded by the taking up
of a military nurses duties by the
daughter of Secretary Long, Miss Mar
garet Long, with some OF her chums
at the Johns Hopkins medical school
Of baltimore The young women have
reported to the naval hospital at Brook
Ign to nurse the wounded and sick
saiInrS
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1898-06-17
VIII FInd Cubs Devastated.

KEY WEST, Fla, June t3.-The Span
ish, under orders from Capt. Gen.
Blanco. are burning all the block forts
and other coast defenses IN Cuba, and
the troops are concentrating IN the
large cities From three of the south
ern ports Of Cuba come reports Of de-
structiOn. Plantations have been raw
aged and the homes burned SO that the
Yankees can find nothing in case Of a
iandfur
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1898-06-17

LIBERTY, Mo, June 1.-THE case Of
the state vs. Mrs. Bette Carr was
called IN the circuit court here yester-
dav for trial Mrs Carr Is charged
with manning her stepdaughter, little
Belle Carr, who was thrown into the
Missouri river by her father, William
Carr, on Sunday, October 20, 1891 Carr
was afteryvard hanged for the crime.
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WASHINGTON, June IA-The presi-
dent gave ont = long list of army ap-
POintments to-day, including the fol-
lowing; Charles ID. Comfort, of Mis-
souri,, lieutenant colonel, Seventh reg
iunent United States volunteer infan-
try: Samuel Sample, of Missouri, cap
tain IN the volunteer signal corps
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JOPLIN, Mo, June i3--The week just
ended marked an epoch The sales Of
ore were the largest ever made in one
week in the history of the district
Compared with the corresponding
week Of 1897 zinc ore shows an increase
Of 2,6gT,3 $40 pounds; lead ore, IS4, 100
pounds; value, sea, IDS
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Look Dnrr Tor Younr CoIIIns.

TOPEKA, Kan, June H.-AdditiOnal
information IS fast accommodating
which tends TO fasteu the murder OF
J. = Collins on the son, John Henry
Collins The authorities emphatically
declare that heyOung man committed
the crime, and express the opinion
that he could be convicted on one
third Of the testimony already In their
hands
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1898-06-17
WIN Soon Lave for Manila

SAN FRANCISCO, June I5--Thirty-
FIVE hundred soldiers embarked yester-
day on transport steamers, which are 10
take them TO the Philippines 1t Is
generally expected that the fleet viii
sail to-day
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CERVERA'S FLEET SEEN.
Lieut.. Blue Goes Ashore Sear Santiago
and Counts the Spanish WarshIps
in the IarbOr.

WASHINGTON, June 15.-The last lin
gering doubt that may have existed as
to the presence Of CerYera's feet in its
entirety In Santiago harbOr was re-
moved when Admiral SIMPSONS dis
patch reached the navy department
last night Up to that time informa-
ton as to the number and character Of
the vessels lying in the harbOr. shield
ed from observation by the hills, had
been obtained through Cuban sources
supplemented by such glimpses as
could be obtained bv naval officers
from the outside entrance Now, how
ever, according to Lieut. Blue, the
ships have been actually seen BY an
American officer, cOun ted and inspected
from such points Of vantage as were
afforded by the high hills surrounding
the harbOr-
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1898-06-17

CHICAGO, June 15--P- D. Armour to
day bought all OF Joseph Letters cash
wheat IN the northwest, amounting 70
Z, 600. 900 or 5000, 900 bushels Semi
authoritative information is also OBJ
tanned that Armour VIII take mp al Of
Letters wheat
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1898-06-17

PERRY, Ok, june IA terrible
tragedy took place near Sumner. ten
miles east of Perry, when Mrs Pau
line WarnhOiz, 1s years old. shot and
killed Fred Frank, u vell-Lnovn Ger
man farmer Mrs WarnhOtz was ar
rested Immediately and brought TO
Perry She SAYS Frank assaulted her
husband and she killed him 70 save
Warnhotz's life
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aged % years, was accidentally
drowned in the Meramec river, near
Drake station, 2 miles out on the Mis-
souri, Pacific railroad, Yesterday after
noon. he was a mOlder and Wentout
for a DAYS recreation with q party,
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WASHINGTON, June 15--Secretary
AIger has decided TO assign Maj. Gen
J. Warren Keifer, OF Ohio, to u com
mand with Mai Gen Lee, OF the
Seventh corps The latter is now sta
toned at Jacksonville.
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EIevea ID InIaEed BIZ q sme.teE DC.

MENA, Ark, June IA most disas-
trOus explosion occurred at the smelt-
ing plant of the Texas s. Arkansas
Mining company, seven miles east of
Hatfield. The explosion was caused
by q defective water jacket, which al
lowed the water to run into the ore
pot, causing IL TO explode, tearing off
the top and bottom Of the huge cal
dron and wrecking the plant Eleven
men were injured and some Of them
cannot recover.
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a. 80 Il 80 49,.

WASHINGTON, June 14-In response.
70 an inquiry, Gen Linares. Of tbs
Spanish army at Santiago, eabled the.
following reply: -HobsOn and the
other seven prisoners are we'll and ars.
in receipt OF all eableErams sent
them"