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COPY OF STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
Aacllen & Munich Fire Insurance Company
On the 31st dav of December 1897

State of Indiana, Office of Auditor of State
|, the undersigned Auditor of State of
the above is correct copy of the statemt
company on the 31st day of December, 1897
that the said original statement is now on
In testimony whereof / hereuT
ISEAL1 seal, this 2Sth day of January, 1898
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Hogs-Receipts, LOO; shipments 500 The
supply was light. The market opened ac-
tive and strong at prices usually strong
with Saturday. Packers were the leading
buyers. All were sold, the closing being
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n.n. wn.e..r.. rIan..

washington, oct. a.-MnJor General
Joseph wheeler. who reached mere lnn'
nIrht. was at the White House TO-DAY
and had a brief Interview WIN the
prcaldent. Gen. wheeler said his only
misslon here wen 10 tcstify before th,
war Investigation commission, which
had summoned him an a witness ana
that aftor being examined ne would
leave Immediately for his camp az
Huntsville, Ala. - .
Gen. Wheeler stated on leaving the
President that his future plans Were
not finally decided, though he sald ne
underntooi that he would be sent 70
cuba with his. army division TO take
charge in Santa Clara province. lie
expected that he would he able 10 re-
sumo his seat In conRrcaa carly In tho
session. though Of that he was not GER
tain.
II feel" he said. that President Me-
Kinley has given me the highest COM
pument that any one could give me
and l viii act aa he directs. | Will
stay In the service M long M he says
he wants me 10 do 10, and when he
indicates that there In no longer actual
need OF my services, VIII leave"
Gen. Wheeler's division. which In "a
assemble at Huntsville, preparatory "a
being sent 10 cuba, II TO consist OF tho
second, Firth. Sixth, seventh, Eighth
and Tenth regular cavalry.
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CONCERNING PREACHING.
The Present Status of the Art Among Lat
ter-day Saints - How it Might
be Improved.
Brief Dissertation by Professor NJ Nelson, Author Of Preach
ing and Public Speaking" Followed by Spicy COllec-
ton Of Criticisms and Press rnonts.

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Needed Missionary
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what Rein n nss a century we s hS' as many soS'sS
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present there hrsushoS widespread
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rsss1"s Also ssSsd yssra whom
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originality The piSc,E q shsois applied simple
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great a S a"G Ses SS S To S Sh home
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special faults the present generation
have been constantly before him We half regret that ne has no, been
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benefit generation mat
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reduced doubt towards correcting the
prevailing preaching and public peaklng We
positive help therefore welcome the Professors book
and commend to the serious attention " men,
reading of
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has been Wildly interesting Not that one for pnrgnh has
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do awakened prefer gentle touch and
loving recall land OF umbcr! however this mode
eneciual-the readers certainly awakened
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DECLINES wIfn THANKS.
nsnr, G.orse Refu.,. III. Nomination TO
Governor.


New York. oct. s.-iIenry George
has declined the nomination for COVER
nor on che Ticket placed In the field by
the ChlcaFo platform Democrats. and
,he commission having authority 70
mn the vacancies nominated Henry ~.
Mcdonald OF me county u New York
Tor the place.
Mr. George, IN bis letter. says ghn,
by pursuing uninidrruptedly the duty
% writing hls Athers biography he
can DO more Cor .he principles of free
dom than hy engaging actively IN
politics. Mr.. George continues:
II should say 10 Justice 20 myself and
those whp honestly advance she silver
question % the rank " first Import
apce. thar ! am not, 40 more slan my
farher was, an advocate % free colin
age. He condemned Ns economic
soundness, helng 90 fact believer
neither In gold nor silver. becatrsc ne
believed that IN other reapscta II Stood
f0r che principles ~ freedom. becatr-g,
took the side of rie weak ~ against
chat 81 monopollcs. because II sided
wEh the houae OF want agains, me
house Of have. | am In entire accord
wlth those views, and I think Il proper
% state chem frankly. that there may
be no room Tor Misunderstanding on
she par, 0f any one"
Mr. Henry ". McDonald. nominated
In Mr. Georges stead, is a hwNyer Of
this clty and was formerly banker
OF Pierre. South Dakota. lie 10 prssl-
dent OF tAe Now York Timetable asso-
glutlOu
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SPAIN VERY cONVALEScENT.
She Has Found Her Voice Again and Begins
10 Talk.


Paris. oct. s.-Todays session Of the
peace commission lasted until o'clock
at which hour the commissioners ad-
journad TO meet at o'clock next FRI
day afternoon. such interval being de-
slrablc and necessary to allow separate
consideration by each commission
Of matter before the Joint commission.
The Interval viii be thus allied with
work by each commission, the ultimate
results being 80 facilitated. The score
tary OF the spanish commission will
arrive tonight and the Interval VIII
also be employed by the secretaries
Jointly In maturing plans for the WORK
and procedure.
while the American commissioners
were at luncheon today. Gen. Merritt
called al their hotel. but ala not want
TO zee the commission. lie VIII call
again tomorrow to meet membrrn Of
500 commission.
The spanish and American commits
sionfrs VIII be received tomorrow ~
President Faurc. The hour fixed FOR
thu reception Of the Americans la 3.f5
In tho Afternoon. Gen. Merritt was to
accompany the Americans TO this
function. which will be held at the
Palais de Elysce.
The opinion IL now held that the
work Of the commissions may be nm
ished within month from the present
time. While II II the general impress
sion that loday'H meeting was again
devoted 10 preliminary work and that
the adjournment TO Friday was taken
TO enable the secretaries 10 draw ~
schoduic Of work. the representative
OF the Associated Press learns that
the session was highly important and
that the Amer. Ems have made de-
mand OF such character that the span.
lards nnd Il Necessary 20 ask for an IA.
journment In order 10 enable them %
consult with the government al Mad
rid.
II IL believed that the question. con.
Germs the Philippines and u IL known
that the Americans are highly pleased
at having 20 soon reached what they
consider a very important phase OF the
negotiations and consider the Two ser'
slona thus far held ne very satisfactory
10 America. The fact that membcl
OF the commission expressed the belief
that work would be completed within
n month. Indicates a happy frame Of
mind.
built on what they believe Gen, Mettit'
will advise. namely that the Phihp'
pines are incapable % self.Fovcrnmsnt
and that the whole situation does mo-
warrant America In taking the r.
spnnslhiiity Tor the entire philippines
Tho Spanish commissioners are quite
ready 10 give whatever America ask
In the way Of coailnr stations, but WI
resist more 10 the verge o. a renewa
~ huafllitlga
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GEN. WHEELER TO TESTIFY.


Washington. Oct. AN OF the mem.
bers OF the war investigating commits
sion were present at today's session
except Gov. Bcavcr.and the announce.
ment was made that he would bo In at &.
tendance tomorrow. when Gen. wheeler
would be present as the nrst witness
before the commission.
Todays session was devoted largely
TO the consideration Of the method Of
examining witnesses, and In this con-
ntctlOn the question Of Administering
oaihs was discussed at considerable
longth. The members generally took
the position that under strict con-
Diructlon the commission has no au-
ihOrity to compel a witness 10 be
sworn by a membsr Of the commission.
but there was a general opinion that
the witnesses would not raise technical
objections and that they In all prOba-
hlllty would submit 10 be sworn with
out opposition. II was decided. how
ever. 20 inform witnesses frankly Of thu
status OF the board and TO AFFORD them
an opportunity 10 decline In case they
80 desired.
II was suggested that the whole diff.
icuity nigh. b. avoided by getting the
President TO appoint one of the Of
ficers OF the board 10 the oiiice OF a
notary public. and ~ IL probable that
this request viii be made with the end
In vlsw Of having an officer capable OF
administering oatha In case OF cmer-
Rcncy.
To Gov. Beaver was assigned the
task OF leading In the examination
Of witnesses. but there Il an under
standing that other members OF the
board shall ask such Questions as they
The commission also received several
communications which received atten-
lion. Among them was n letter from
surgeon General sternberg. Inviting
the commission to visit his Office. No
action was taken upon this Invitation.
Al the afternoon session Of the com.
mission several complaints were read
In regard TO the method Of transportlns
men from Santiago, the names OF inc
vessels of which u was alleged mat
abuses had occurred being the Con-
chn, the Seneca, the HrrakMAt,l'
the ollyettc, and the Guy OF Masn-
ineton. II was decided 10 mako .
thorough investigation OF this branch
~ the service, and Chairman Dodge
was directed 10 secure the nhnpH OF
the commanding officers, medical pHl-
GERS and representatives OF the quar-
tsrmaster'a department on these yes
sels. The commission also decided 10
hermit the presence. DURING the near
inga, OF three Atenographefa hs repre-
scntatlves Of the press IN auuiuoh 70
The representatives OF the pre-" a'so'
Citations -, -, IA. ,.o,
sen,rtnent late today ana saw Sec
reiary Algcr, Assistant secretary Melk-
eiiohn. and AdJt.-Gen. coreln ior y
few minutes. The call was purely
social.
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rarl. on reaee rrospecis.

London. oct. 1.-THE Paris eorrc-
spondeut Of the Times predlc.s 4 keen
contest and expresses the belief shat
the American commissioners viii COM
sent 10 a Compr1miHs rather than en-.
bark In fresh connict 90 infiot q
cruel wound upon Spain's national
pride.
The Paris correspondent OF the Daily
NnHa favHf 'Frhf Spansh rsmmis-
uioners are courteous ana seemingly
il.N4Athi : a. kntlf altitude lehpl a tlug
the Philippines. They apparently fully
appreciate the dlfficus.les OF the re-
publican party In America regarding
war Acknowledgement and the resulting
natural desife - get the work Of ne
commission concluded most speedily.
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GERMAN wARsMp MAKES a MOVE
49,. ror.lra Ambassadors Hold an Emcr-
xsncy Meeting Forbid Aiien hes'-
dents Entering rekin.

Iond,n.. oct. 4.--A special d,spatch
,,om Shanghai says that kilograms
nam Pei,in hav, been detained Two
d,ys The last telegram received, ac-
cofdinr to this dispatch announced
,bst the foreign ministers had held an
,,,,feency meeting. The German war
sblp at Kaio chou. It also stated had
,,,rted hurr.edly for a.lSu the day
before.
,tar,u,s Ito. who. II Il understood. III
,9suuu china for the purpose Of ar
,a,rlrr an offensive and defensive al.
,tsncs between CHINA and japan hn-
icn Tlcn rsln FOR shaneha' owing to
the lmposslbnl,y OF proseeu'ins nes'-
tlatlons durlns the crisis.
The foreign ministers, Il ls stated.
forbade any foreign residents gong ~
pokin. 10 II expected that ~ N'suuy
NacD1ulid, she British minister shah
furrcnder kane Yuwei
yTnantsu, leader ~ the rebellion In
The sge chucn province, has issued
uroriamatl1n ordering the cNtcriniha-
lion of all foreigner. ,.,,,
Chroniclc, tcicGraphing saturday ny
way Of Shanghai says ".v
menaring foreigners. The wire or .ne
italian minister was attacked yestcr..
day while on her way 20 church and
several Americans coming from Inc the
rniirnad Mere wounded BY stones. Inc
forcigucr ministers have sent colcc-
live note to the government asking TOT
The aupprcssion 81 these outraaes ma
the punlahment Of the culpriia
The Peisln correspondent of the Daliy
Mall. telcgraphng on september ssth,
SAYS that "the emperor valnly tried 10
escape from the palace, but was ar
rested by the dowaEer'a people me
correspondent ais, says that cha. su
ChDa. vice president Of the board oi
puniAhmcnt. has appeared 20 succeed
chang Y Huan NJ director OF the board
" mines and railways"
The Times. the Morning Post and the
Daily Mall this morning editorlally
praise Americas characteristic prompt
itudo IN dlapatchlng warships 60 Iekin,
and welcoming the prospect OF joint
Angio-Amcrican cooperation In China
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lilo Raises the vis.sss'- batteries AIS"
III. Cherished binoculars,


Santiago de Cuba. Oct a.-iaeutcnani
Iobfon has nrrlyetd here on q visit.
lie changed his program and worked
for m entire week on the 'Nlxenyn
In rccov ring her runA Tomnrruw
divers will make a FINAL examination
81 tho NiEcaya's bottom In the hope
that thero Ia u bare possibility OF rails
ing the. ship. Lieut. iIobHon VIII at
terwardf proceed 20 the wreck 81 the
Almlrnntc Oqucndo and take on her
guns. leaving the christobal Colon un-
~ the last.
Lieutenant Hobson has recovered the
glasses which he had on board the
Mcrrimnc They were taken ny Ad-
mirni ceryern. when the admiral WINS
at Annapolis he was asked about the
glasses and In reply stated that he had
loft them aboard the Infanta Maria
Teresa. After that vessel was raised
search was made. but the glasses
were not found.
Lieut.. fiohHon. while looking over
hoard In the clear water one day, saw
what might be his glasses, lie divcd
overheard and discovered that the OBJ
feet which he saw was that for which
he had been searching. The glasses
were recovered and shipped north 10
friends In New York.
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ruRr Fooo AND pRlSn
UGH
Don't make Sehiliinss
Best taste like ordinary tea
by boiling it like cabbage. =,


ers were prepared 10 NEE, The s,a,t,h
commission as requested By ne srtn.
iards. Gen. raTradl sal1 ne wo,,id
9rler SECRETARY cierenia 10 arrange a
date Tor The meeting which II Il he.
Heved VIII take place on 1hursdav
next Gen. Rafael d. Cardenas. wsb
ms forces, encimped Just au.slds
VISITED the camp, taking vim 49,,
lve carloads ~ provisions a. , 40
from the residents % Uunuabae9a
Thsre u much malarial disease among
ana men.
The steamer Alicante sailed yss,er.
day f1r spain. She hal on brtr,l mir
~ officers ana 01s slidltrs. '''''
reports from Holfuin arc 60 she n.
are Ignoring the terms on ths nrmig,.ics
and refuse 20 permit pr5visylrr "a ,ie,
kind 10 cnter H0lguin.
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Ponce, Porto Rico. Sept. 2l.-,corre.
spahlrhrr " the Associated prssaD-.
.apl H. N. Pugaloy. navigator OF IN
nahApen ubdam, was relieved from
aup On mat ships arrival here on Sat.
Ilil The order relieving him WI
s.u'd by Gen. Henry. upon the rcpre.
,,.hlluon " Capt. Walter Allen, tho
tWtel states quaftefmaster In charge
~ me vessel. who alleged that Capt.
ushley had been lnnubordinnte ana
hau used abusive language on the voy.
~ down, Capt. Allen IL brother Of
FHNatq' John Allen, one OF the Mis-.
ssa.ppl congressman.
lne charges made against Cant.
lugsley steW out OF q conflict OF au-
aAoilly on board the ship. Capt. Allen
n.lnIAlned that he was Pugsley's SUI
i.l'uI oniesr a contention which the
,-'!sF challenged. 50 far as It related
~ M' naNlgation VI the ship. II was 10
.pH fuHsley that the sailing order,
",,v alfeoted In New York.
nullps the voyage, which was {,
s9.,Y one, Capt Allen mounted thu
'llAs Of The vessel several times ana
W., w. ordered down by Capt. pugsley,
""o declared that the marine artiolei
"pulu NOT permit any one save the Of
nV.Is OF the ship there. ON one ocen-
~ ~ sent for Lloul.-col. Tickets.
who was aboard In charge OF a hat
saupA OF the Sixtagnth Pennsylvania
regiment TO appeal to him as Capt
ne superlor.to compel him 10 leave
". t'ldEe. Capt. Allen, however. leis
before Col. Illokels arrived.
,Vapl pngaley upon his return ~
,lon.
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DO You KNOW

that in making a trip 10 Omaha Expo
Eltion you are on the road ONLY ONE
NIGHT n you use the overland Lin
tied" OF the Union Paelhog Just the
travel BY daylight and for MEN OF
Anaira." 10 whom tie saving OF a busi-
ness day IA an important consideration.
We have the Fast Mall" ONLY ONE
DAY on the road 10 Omaha. Appre-
citation Of this Incompatible time. to-
gether with dining car service and su-
perior equipment. is best shown by the
Union Puelhc at tho "old stand" gol
Main street,
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Madrid. oct. a-Ths reported inten-
Hon 81 me United States government,
10 reain iht whole OF the fhlllppines
has created a siate Of stupefacllon
here, and @ 4 acml-0fl'ially anuouneed
that she spanish government has re-
solved 10 vigorously combat any action
which. 70 Il claimed. The terms OF ihe
peace protocol prccludr,
Gen. Rice. governor ~ she Nizcayns
Islands. reports % sht government an
other defeat " che lusurEents. The
spanish volunteers, ne says, also re-
pulsod an iusurFeni attack on the town
o. Basdn, and killed ihiry-one u the
attacking force.
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Washington. oct. s.--col. William ].
Bryan left herr today after a Say of
ten days during which he snllSed With
the President and the war officials c1n-
cerning tho future OF his regiment and
Incidentally suffered from touch OF
malarlal fever The COLONEL looked
quite recovered from sla Illness, He
VIII so with him FOR a short rest in
Virginia and then 70 FlOrila, whare
Col. Bryan reJoina his regiment. col.
Bryan had heard nuihlng anal aS 10
the disposition " his regiment 10 10
me lime OF his departure,
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eury and potash seemed 70 sdd fuel 10 the
awful fame which WAS doyouTing me, ! was
advised IS friends who had seen wonderful
cures mads ~ Il. 20 Wy s~ifts specific We
got two bottles, and fslt hope again revive In
my bfcast-hopc Tor health and happiness
Arain. Improved from tha start, aud a con.
plcte and peffect cure was the result \. h. \.
u the only blood wmedy which reaches des-
pefato cases. Mas. r. W. LIZ,
Montgomery, Ala.
or the many blood remedies. s. s. 8.
ia the only one which can reach deep
seated violent eases. II never fails 10
cure perfectly and permanently the
most desperate cases which are leyond
the reach Of other remedies.
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Wellington, Oct 3.--To a number OF
,Her'Fed callers today. President Me-
sNnley had occasion 90 rslterate his
assimilation 10 have no more troops
~, Ffed on, for the preaent.
w the course 81 an interview ne
.'aWd In substance that 4 was she. In
,-N.9n Of the administration 70 send
l,,an troops 70 Porto Rico 10 take The
f,ase OF the volunteers VINO Will have
WI .. returned home and who will be
..',h lurlonghs lie stated very irm-
.lsl thets would BE- no general dis
up vs. N'e"'N"
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Thirty Thousand I,a,Ion..

b, lavhna, OCT. 2,-Delaysd In trans
,nslon'l-Lieuts. wade and Marsh re-
s1lntd from Maianzas .9diy. Their
i'n'..'ion was IN connection Win the re-
o., upp.les brought on the steamer
a " for by the cuban camps ana
1000 were given. "N
ca,, yh Slous. secretary u The American
rrsss,,hnssson, today advised Gen. Par
'aao shs; the American eommtsslon.
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yellow Jack IN mississippi.

jackson. Miss. oct. a--only one new
case Of yellow fever developed hero to-
day. At Madison. twelve miles north
OF here, Mr. Todd died today Prac-
tlcnliy all the Inhabitants have been
exposed. Other reports; oxford. six
teen now cases and one death; Water
Valley two new cases. Woodvlllc. two
now cases! Port Gibson, two new oasea.
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noupd Tor Mansaniiio.

ChlokamauEa, Chattanooga National
Military Park. Ga, oct 3.-captain
Young. assistant quartermaster and a
corps OF clerks lot tonight Tor Man
znnlllo. Cuba. 20 establish u quarter
masters ONCE and Issue supplies 10 thu
needy. Horses and wagons for the
work left tonight Tor the coast for ein-
bafkntiou.