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Willing IN Part With His Dog

fFrom the Detroit Free Prcssl
GUNNER having plenty of spare time
and money. always has fad. \ one time
or another he has gone in for! Everything,
from croquet 10 literature. yachting and
amateur theatricals included. This spring
his mind turned TO dogs. and his first IN
vestnent was 500 in great Dane of the
heavyweight class.
The other morning GUNNER started
proudly forth to give his pet an airing.
The dog wore a spiked collar and chain.
to the other end of which the young man
attached himself. He was dressed with
care because he had selected a route with
special reference to attracting the atten-
tiOU Of feminine admirers. All went well
until the most fashionable part OF the
walk was reached. GUNNER had his head
well up and swung his cane jauntily- The
dog shuffied along with the gait peculiar
to his kind and looked like tanned ma
tive of the jungles.
Suddenly cat dashed across the side
walk. The dog made a lunge and Cum
mer chung gamely to the chain. IL was a
heavy handicap but the dog forged ahead
like a quarter horse until GUNNER was
making twenty feet at a leap and Yelling
pretty names at the brute with nope or
stopping him. The cat took tree and,
in the confusion of the chase. the dog ran
to one side of the tree and his master to
the other. GUNNER flew up against the
trunk as though he had been fired from q
mortar The chain and bark lacerated
his hand His derby hat looked like the
victim of an internal explosion, and the
front of his clothes was transferred 10
the side Merry laughter floated from adj
iacent windows and the dog sat on his
launches baying at the cat. GUNNER has
put three full days in trying to give his
Great Dane to some one.
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Kidney, Bladder and Uric Acid
Troubles Can Be Promptly Cured.
To Prove the Wonderful Merits Of This Great Discovery,
Swamp Root, Every Reader Of The Times
May Have Sample Bottle Free

low, puffy or dark circles under the
eyes, the feet swell. and sometimes the
heart acts badly.
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everything but Will be found just what
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mention The Evening Times when
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FINED FOR TREATING MAYOR.
New Year Greetings Result i'm IA Trial
for Nfsdemeanor.

Rensselaer,. Ind. April "a mis,iemeanor ease
Of more than usual interest was tried N the or
cult court before Judge Simon p. Thompson the
other day. involving the principle Of New Year
calls.
II has been the custom in this city As wei IS
in other cities, for citizens 70 Keep open house
upon New Years, at which time wine IS gen
orally served TO the guests A prominent citizen
Of this place was one Of the many who Kept open
house the LIST OF January. this year. and among
the guests who called was the mayor, the sheriff
the postmaster and the principal professional
and business men Of the town. ON that o"cd-
sion the host presented champagne 20 hl' guests
An over Jealous grand jury brought m an lHdltt
merit for giving away intoxicating liquors on the
LIST Of January, on a forced construction OF the
Indiana statute The matter was tried before a
petit Jury and under instructions nom Judge
Thompson thew brought in a verdict Of guilty ard
assessed a fine. All the parties involved are the
most prominent in the community. and they baye
Joined hands in giving the matter thorough test
in the upper courts.
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The vote for the clock to be given to the most
popular Congressman, the proceeds OF which go 10
fbr Y " q A. fund and the Humane Society,
at ~ O'Clock stood as follows Elkins. l29: Reed
1873: Hit. SO: Gray, 50; Frye. 6I Mcmillan, 81
SpoOner al Hanna l02; Davis, 50; AewlandS - I;
Proctor. 2s Thurston, 30 Quigg. 30; Teller, ~
olnsted 90: Burrows, 50; Quay. 20: Foraker. 6s;
Bartholdt So; Allison, 63; Fairbanks. %; stewart
4G; Savers. %; Sprague, ~; Dingiey. -; thsnd-
ier u. Wetnore 10; Brewster. ~; Vest, %;
Boutelle .; Platt. 10; Dalzel. p Henderson, 49,
Cullen. n: Pierce. 3; JOY. 10; Foote. To- hur-
ply 20; Cockrell II: Bennett. g; Wheeler: 70;
Wellington. n: White. &: Hale. 5; Pcnrose. q;
Wolcott. !: r. S. Clay, 6: ]. X. Jones, 4; Mercer,
81; Dockery. IL Mason, 10; Johnson OF lndiaDa,
122; Aldrcb, 81; Money. II: "adswoIth, IL; 6aI-
iinser. 50: bailey. %; Marren, 10; German, 10;
Bmlcigh, u.
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We do not always realize how much
work our kidneys are required TO do.
They are the great filters of the body,
separating the poison and waste mate
rial from the blood. They work away
day and night, whether We sleep or are
awake.
There is nothing more dangerous 10
health and strength than any derange-
ment OF the Kidneys.
IL is easy to tell If We have kidney
trouble by observing a few Of the more
common symptoms.
If you find il difficult TO hold your
water, or necessary to pass II frequent
~, or are obliged TO arise often during
the night, your kidneys are out Of or
der.
As they reach a more unhealthy
stage. a scaldinG and Irritation takes
place as the water flows. and pain or
duh ache in the back makes YOU mis-
cradle If the water. when allowed to
remain undisturbed for tweuty-f0ur
hours, forms a settling or sediment. you
are on dangerous ground due 10 most
serious kidney or bladder disorder.
II neglected now. the disease ad-
vances until the face looks pale OF SAL
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Point. Fire Island and Shinnecock Bay.
on Long Island: Sea Girt, Barnegat.
Tucker Beach Absecom. Ludlam Beach.
HEREFORD Inlet. Seawairs Point and
Cape May, on the New Jersey coast:
Delaware Breakwater Cape Henlopen,
Fenwick Island. on the Delaware coast;
Ocean City. Fishing Point, Assatague,
Cape Charles and Hog Island. on the
Maryland coast: Cape Henry. Currituck
Beach and Bodie Island. on the Virginia
coast; Cape Hatteras, Point Royal Shoal.
Cape Lookout, Cape Fear, on the North
Carolina coast: Georgetown. Cape Ro-
maine Hunting Island. Hilton Head Ty-
/ bee. on the South Carolina coast: Sapelo,
Little Cumberland Island. Amelia Isl
and, on the Georgia coast; ST. Augustine.
Mosquito Inlet, Cape Canaveral. Jupiter
Inlet. Fowey Rocks. Cary's Fort Reef
Alligator Reef. Sombrero Key. American
Shoal. Sand Key and Dry Tortugas, on
the Florida coast.
Precaution.
The rapid-fire ordnance purchased
abroad by the Army Ordnance Office has
been shipped TO this country. Precau-
tons were taken TO have the material
sent home on different ships, no complete
gun being sent on any one vessel. This
proceeding will prevent the guns being
of any use TO an enemy should they fall
into the hands OF such while in transit
Chickl manga.
Chattanooga Tenn, April 6.-Veterans
here are unanimous in the opinion that
the great National Park is an ideal place
for the contemplated mobilization OF the
army. Chattanooga can be easily reach
ed from all sides with direct lines from
Cincinnati, ST. Louis and Memphis.
a nine-mile railway ride will place the
troops in a park eleven miles square.
Fifteen hundred acres are open fields. all
high grounds. with fine places for drill
ing. The remainder Is lightly wooded,
but the brush has been cleared away.
Fifty-two miles of excellent railway in
tersect the reservation.
There are numerous springs and wells,
and with the Chickamauga River. the
water supply is more than ample. while
the railway facilities insure quick ingTess
for supplies enough for a large army.
There are almost direct lines from here
TO New Orleans, Mobile Florida points
Charleston, Savannah and Norfolk. Any
one Of these places could be reached in
twelve hours.
Two orders were received today by
Engineer Belts of the park commission,
10 nave trains IN ItdulnfSS lot the VIII
ty-ffth Regiment. which will be detain-
ed a. the park until further orders to
move on TO Dry Tortugas. Men Will be
put to work tomorrow sinking wells
and cleaning up brush in the park.
A New Fort.
New Haven. Conn. April 6--Announce-
ment has been made i'm this city that the
Navy Department has purchased Napa-
tree Point, off Stonington, and will begin
the erection of important Notifications
there at once.
Napatree Point is Il bluff commanding
StoninEton Harbor. Watch Hill. Block Is
land and the waters east of the race The
purchase takes place in all of the land
on the neck that juts out from Watch
Hill. The point commands the only en-
trance TO Fishers Island Sound, and a
battery there would be OF great assist
ance to the batteries on Great Gull and
Fishers Island
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AMERICAN STOCKS WEAKER.
Reports of Intervention Excite the
Market in London

London. April 6.-Thc market Tor Amer
lean securities opened weak with declines
extending to ! percent in most issues.
Americans all yielded on reports from
New York that the President would adj
wise Congress TO authorize immediate in
Prevention in Cuba Markets are quite
excited and unusually active Bulls are
selling on the belief that something may
happen on Good Friday, when the New
York Stock Exchange will be open While
the markets here will be practically clos
ed from tomorrow evening until after
Easter.
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PLAN OF INVASION.
Gen. Miles Would Take Cuba With
Twenty Thousand Regulars.

General Miles has a plan for putting ~
900 men into Cuba. He fayors the use OF
a small force of regulars in preference
to a large and unwieldy force of mex
perienced men. He has held to the 1dea
that 10000 Army men would accomplish
quite as much as four times the number
of volunteers or draft from the National
Guard.
His plan leaves 609o regulars at home
for the protection of the coast, the man
ming of Notifications and the repelling OF
an invading army, in the very remote
possibility of such an event.
With such a force other Army off1cers
insist there could be very little military
operation in Cuba, and that the troops
would have to be employed largely In the
occupation of ports such as Sagua, Mat
anzas and Havana.
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NEW SOCIETY OF w. c. T. U.
A Local" Named the Mary T. La
throp Organized.


A new local of the w. c. t. L.
was organized at the Twelfth Street
NJ E. Church last night. and the fol-
lowing officers were elected: Presi-
ident. Mrs. c. T House; vice presi-
dents. Mrs. f McCatheran and Mrs
George Fordham; recording secretary,
Mrs. c. A. Williams; corresponding
secretary. Miss NJ. Z. Garrett; treas
urer. Mrs. NJ e. Willis; auditor, Miss
z. Allen.
An interesting meeting was held at
the residence of Mrs. Williams and a
constitution was adopted. Mrs. Pratt,
District president of the W. c. I. u.
and Mrs Ellis, a well-known temper
ance advocate, We're present and eX-
planned the different lines of work
1t was decided to appoint the follow.
ing committees, and the chairmen OF
the same were elected: Soldiers ana
sailors, Mrs. Z. Linker juvenile and
Sunday school, Miss M. E. Garrett;
literature, Miss Belts; flowers, Miss
Alice Thomas; non-alcholic medica-
ton. Mrs. S. c. Cissel; anti-norcotic,
Miss E. Allen. The new society was
named the Mary It. Lathrop.
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WALL STREET TREMBLES
Stocks Open Weak, Rise. Then
Fall Again.
Fractional Advances Caused by nH
UnfoUnded Rumor of Postpone
ment of the Message.

New York. April s.-After a weak open
ing stocks rallied fractiOnally on news
from London OF a better feeling there
and on a rise in Spanish As. rumor
that the sending of the Presidents mes
sage would be postponed also helped the
rise.
Later. when il was learned that this re-
port was unfOuuded, recession occurred
and the market again became weak and
stagnant.
Government bonds are lower.
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Ex-MilIionnire's New Employ me n =.

Anderson. Ind, April CD. J. hackay,
the eN-millionaire railroad king. has gone
10 work as a factory employe in this city.
lie found employment with the Anderson
Paper Company. and has been given po-
SiIinn in the Office.
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Ask your Grocer toda y TO show you pack.
age OF GRA!N-O the new food drink tnas
takes the place OF coffee The children may
drink 10 without injury a. well as the adult.
All who try &c, Ike it. GRAlS-O has that
rich zeal brow Of Mocha or Java but 1t IS
ir.nde from pure grains. and the most DELI
cate stomach receives 10 without distress.
One-Quarter the price OF office. sc aud zoo
per package. SOLD by all srOceTs- ia21-u
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BO.ton's Fears

(Fro the Boston Journal)
Boston should keep cool. There are no enemies
in sight. and the city is protected by guns on
Long Island and AT Fort Warren and by the Win
throp nortars In time there will he two old
monitors and a torpedo boat or two in the haT-
bor These detenses with a fying squadron ON
the lookout along the coast ought to enable even
olr most scared contemporary to keep ITS courage
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She Can Boss the Conductor.

From the Chicago News.)
The street car system Of Tampa Fla. is owned
by woman and probably one Of the rules Of the
road gives her permission to get of car hack
ward and hail on the wrong side Of the
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War Talk.

From the Brooklyn Standard Union.)
''IIave a cigar, old man2''
Don't care if I do. What brand did you
say it wasr'
''Clear Havana"
''Fm with you-that's my policy to dot!'
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STATES cruiser Cincinnati went ashore in
the middle of the harbor early this morn
ing. Tugs are trying to tow her off.
She struck on mud bank, and will
probably sustain no damage.
Leaving Asiatic shores.
London. April ga dispatch from
Iiong Kong reports that the American
feet is preparing TO go to sea. Coal and
supplies are being put aboard the ships
in large quantities. The fleet is compOs-
ed ofthe cruisers Olympia, Boston and
Raleigh and the gunboats Petrol and
Concord. The British steamer Nanshan
has been purchased by the United States
and will be used a storeship.
The DiOGencs,
London, April 6-Lieutenant John J.
Knapp took command of the new Ameri-
can cruiser Diogenes yesterday, trans
ferring the command of the new Ameri-
can torpedo boat Somers to Acting En-
sign c. W. Hazleton. The Diogenes will
proceed to Weymouth today, and the
two vessels will sail for New York to-
gether. 1t is feared they will be unable
TO start before tomorrow, as the Diogenes
must take on n cargo OF ammunition at
Weymouth The German crew that
brought the Somers from the Schihau
yards will be replaced by an American
crew.
Lieutenant Commander Colwell. the
United States naval attache here, has
been working day and night for six
weeks, and is almost broken down. He
will be obliged to leave London immedi-
ately to Tecuperate.
The Bancroft.
Boston. April G.-The Bancroft was put
in drydock at the Charlestown Navy
yard this afternoon. Commodore Howl
son said that new plate was to be put In
the ships bottom. and that various fit
tings in the interior which were used for
educational purposes. while the Bancroft
was a practice ship FOR the naval cadets.
were TO be taken out. The snip will not
remain in drydock more than Il day or
two.
The Machias is still waiting for ammu-
milton from New York and will probably
not leave for the South for two days.
The Oregon.
Lima, Peru. via Galveston, Texas,
April 6.-scores of persons have visited
and admired the American battleship
oregon. WHICH Is sun AT tdllaO COdilllS.
II is probable that the National club Of
Peru Will give a banquet to the officers
Of the Oregon tomorrow IL she is not
compelled 10 sail.
The Marietta.
Valparaiso. Chill. via Galveston. Tex.
April 6.-It was generally expected that
the United States gunboat Marietta
would arrive here this afternoon. but up
10 a late hour she had not been sighted.
The Wisconsin.
San Francisco, April 6.-The torpedo
boat for the United States Navy now in
course of construction at the Union Iron
Works will he launched early in June.
and he ready for active service early in
August The 24-ton boat Will have
speed of thirty knots an hour, and Will
be fitted with six torpedo tubes, one 4
inch gun and two rapid-fre machine
guns.
The battleship Wisconsin will be
launched early next year at the same
place and will be finished within the
time specified by the contract.
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Seeking HIS Revenge.

CFrom the Cleveland Plain Dealcr-)
isn't that the man who spent 50 much money
on the corner ice rms p
Eyes
'.What is he carrying gun tOrt
Hes looking for the blooming idiot who pEsr
dicted a hard winter. ="
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Z Dbeeied.

From the Cleveland Plain Dealcr.)
TIE Wall Street animals are doing some spI'
mOdic Jumping but the nation heeds them not
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(From the AtchsOn GlObe.)
An AtchisOn woman who Is very Ill refuses
TO permit her nurse TO apply a Spanish NY
plaster to her side. She SAYS her ancestors didn
die for American honor for nothing.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1898-04-06

(From the Chicago RecOrd.)
''Ny wife weighs nearly 200 pounds
ssWelIY''
''And she is still jumping at concluSionS inst az
she always did"
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1898-04-06
Young Men, Middle Age
or Old Men,

Suffering from excuses and errors Of youth, over.
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PimpIes on the Face Loss of Sleep, Tired Feeling
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panied with slight burning, Kidney Troubles or
any Disease OF the Gento-Urinary Organs, can
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VARICOCELE CURED AT ONCE without opera
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have a never-failing remedy that will purify the
Blood and positively bring back Lost Power. Our
honest opinion always given.
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(From the Detroit Free Prcss.)
'sWhat do the bees sing. Willie?'
81 want you, m honey"
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w. 3. HIBBS & CO.,
BANKERS and BROKFEs.
Members New YORK StJck exchanges.
1427 = Street.
Correspondents o
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New lori
Corson & Mccartney,

Members Of the New York Stock Exchange
1919 f.. Glover Building.
Correspondents Of Messrs. Van Emburgh 8 After
bury. No. Wall street
Bankers and Dealers in Government Bonds
Deposits. Exchange Loans
Railroad Stocks and Bonds and al securities
listed on the exchanges OF New YORK, PhlisdeIpn&
Boston and Baltimore bought and sold
A speciality made Of investment securities. DIs
trict bonds and all loyal Railroad. Gas, lEsu-ancs
and Telephone Stock dealt IN.
American Bell Telephone Stock bought and
scld maI]u
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The Twentieth Infantry.

are To be fired from vessels. They have
proved to be the most efficient in the Ger
man navy.
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The Monarch on the Throne.
(From the Boston Trayeler.)
King Delay is still regnant at Washington.
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FINANCIAL.
Phone, 1872. Txeuty years experience
WIN. .. KLAUSMAN,

COMMISSIONS BROhER
Stocks, Bonds. Grain, Provision
and Cotton.
Corcorsn Building. Corner and 18th Streets
Room ~ rtft zenith St wing
New York Correspondent. bessrs- Gruelich-
Martin 4 Co 80 Broad Street. Capital, Slo0.OO0-
Exclusive private wires. New York and Chicago
mh7-25t
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WHERE OUR VESSELS ARE
American Ships at Hong Kong
Prepare TO Sail.
THE CINCINNATI ASHORE
The Oregon Is COaiing at CaIIao and
VIII Soon Begin Her Long Journey
Around the Horn-The Cruiser d.
OEenes Is COming-wOrk ON the
bancroft at Boston.

Key West Fla. April 6.-The United
Sta.es cruiser Cincinnati went ashore in
the middle of the harbor early this morn
ing. Tugs are trying to tow her off.
She struck on a mud bank, and viii
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Leavenworth. Kan. April 6.-Officers OF
the Twentieth regiment, composed Of
eight companies of United States infantry,
stationed at Fort Leayenworth, received
orders yesterday from the War Depart
ment TO be in readiness TO move at a
moments notice
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California Ready.
The Ohio War Bill.

Columbus April 6.-The Riley bill, ap-
propriating sl.Ooo. coo to put the military
and naval forces of Ohio on a war footing.
was passed by the senate last night.
The bill authorizes the immediate issue
Of 81 600, eco State bonds for equipping the
State militia and naval reserve.
As ii came from the finance committee,
il provided that no bonds should be issued
until war had actually been declared. but
that was stricken ont by the senate, so
that the funds will be Immediately avail
able by the governor.
The bill will no doubt pass the house
tomorrow.
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During the year of ~ treated and cured
nearly three thousand cases-our honest dealing
has made US mary friends.
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Rcpudiate Hanna.

Pitisburg, April 6.-The Chamber OF
Commerce and the Pittsburg Presbytery
both passed resolutions yesterday on the
war situation. The "peace-at amy price
men, spurred on by kilograms from
Hanna. made strenuous efforts TO have re
solutions approving the peace policy Of
the President adopted by both bodies
Sentiment was too strongly against them,
however. and resolutions Of a warlike
nature were adopted by both bodies by a
l.4r-
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Illuminating the Bay.

Baltimore. April 6.-Pilots Of incoming
steamers report that the most powerful
els trical searchlight i'm the world is being
erected near the mouth of the Chesa
peake. 10 guard. in case of war, the roads
leading into the bay and to Baltimore,
Washington. Norfolk and Newport News.
The searchlight has the power of thirty
thousand candles and is the one which at
tracted attention at the Worlds Fair.
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engineers. for direction in planting sub
marine mines.
Details Of engineers are TO be sent to-
day or tomorrow to plant torpedoes in
front Of the fortifications at Boston, Fort
Washington. on the Potomac; Ports
mouth, y. H.: Portland, Me; Fort Moul-
trie. :. g, and Fort Point, protecting Gal
weston Texas