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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1898-03-14
THEY RIDICULE IT.
Many People Rtdicule the Idea of an
Absolute Cure for Dyspepsia
and Stomach Troubles.
Ridicule, However, Is Not Argument
and Facts are Stubborn Things.

and Facts are Stubborn Things
Stomach troubles are so common and in
many cases so obstinate to cure that peO-
pie are apt to look with suspicion on any
remedy claiming to be a radical. permd-
nent cure for dyspepsia and indigestion
Many such pride themselves on never De
ing humbugged especially on medicines.
This fear of being humbugged may be
carried too far: so far, in fact, that many
persons suffer for years with weak diPes-
ton, rather than risk a little time ana
money in faithfully testing the claims OF
a preparation so reliable and universally
used as Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets.
Now Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are
vastly different in one important respect
from ordinary proprietary medicines Tor
the reason that they are not secret rat
ent medicine no secret is made of their
ingredients. but analysis shows them to
contain the natural digestive ferments,
pure aseptic pepsin, the digestive acids
Golden Seal, bsmuth, hydrastis and nuX.
They are not cathartic, neither do they
act powerfully on any organ, but they
cure indigestion on the common-sense
plan of digcSting the food eaten promptly
thoroughly before it has time to ferment.
sour and cause the mischief. This IS the
only secret of their success.
Cathartic pills never have and never
can cure indigestion and stomach troU-
bles because they act entirely upon the
bowels, whereas the whole trouble is real
~ in the stomach
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets, taken after
meals digest the food That is all there
is to it, Food not digested or half di-
gestcd is poison, it creates gas, acid
ity. headaches, palpitation of the heart.
loss of flesh and appetite and many other
troubles which are often called by some
other name
They are sold by druggists everywhere
a - cents per package. Address Stuart
Co, Marshall. Mich. for books on stom-
ach diseases or ask your druggist for It.
mh1i,l6.1S
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1898-03-14
FOUR WEEKS IN A TRANCE.
The Result OF a Christian Scientist,
Quarrel with Her Husband.

Sheboygan. Wis, March 14.-Mrs Min
ME Heinzelman, wife of Herman Heinzel-
man. a well-to-do shoe dealer, has just
awakened from twenty-eight-day
trance.
When Mrs. HeinZelman came home from
a Christian Science meeting on the night
of February /. her husband shut the door
i'm her face and told her never to return
again. She went to her sister, and after
a week her husband begged her to re-
turn. She refused, and he began to abuse
her.
Suddenly her face grew pale, her arms
and body stiffened and her eyeids closed
She was placed in bed, and there she lay
for one week. neither speaking nor open
ing her eyes. She opened her clenched
teeth once. when asked if she wished med
ical aid, TO speak the name of a Christian
Science preacher.
She was removed to st. Nicholas Hos
pital where she remained i'm the trance
until last Tuesday, when she suddenly
awoke.
Mrs. HeinZelman said that she was new
or unconscious during the entire time she
lay in the cataleptic state. and that she
suffered tormeuts from thirst.
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The return Of Senator Proctor. with the
material part of the report of the Maine
Board uf Inquiry, ought to bring US a step
nearer 10 the climax Of this crisis Mr.
Mckinley Will know before another day in
official form what at least he has known
Unotiicially for week or more. Then
Congress and the country viii not wait
long up0n his movements. What Sena-
tor GallinEer and his companions have
seen and are seeing in Cuba, as detailed
i'm his declarations in the press, will
bring conviction To the mind Of every
American in either house of Congress,
that such conditions Of horror should not
be allowed another day, and that the in
human government responsible for them
should be driven out of the hemisphere
without the slightest deay. The time
has gone by when the Spanish element in
our Senate could deny or throw doubt up
on the alleged atrocities of the Spanish
war against non-combatants, women and
children. IT would do well to keep out of
sight now for while. There are patriot
&c constituencies which it has misrepre-
scented and disgraced. They may be heard
from unpleasantly.
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should be spared To make the meal a
astronomical success, the only pTovisO
being that he should select his own
wines. Everything passed of splendid
" until the cigar and coffee stage was
reached, and the host asked that his
bill might be brought to him. He as
sured me that he had never felt smaller
in his life than when the head waiter.
in the hearing of the assembled COM
pany. approached him, and in loud
voice asked. And how many breads
have YOU had. sir2'' Just as though
had been bUsily engaged in counting up
how many rolls my guests had eaten"
was the pertinent remark my friend
made on TeCounting the experience to
me afterward. OF course, in America
no charge is made at all for bread.
Why is the custom not generally intro
duced over here?
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VISITING THE TERROR.
Numerous Sunday Calls on the Crew
of the Monitor.

New York, March H.-Yesterday was
visitors day on board the United States
monitor Terror, and over 1000 persons
availed themselves of the privilege anu
visited the monitor at her anchorage OPP
posite the lighthouse pier at Stapietoh
Staten Island. None of the sailors had
shore leave during the day. but they were
somewhat compensated for this by the
fact that their friends were allowed 10
visit them on the vessel The blue jack
cts were out of their hammocks at o:5V
O'Clock in the morning and at O'Clock
they proceeded to clean ship and get ev-
erything in order to receive the visltorS'
This work and their breakfast took until
8 o'clock, after which there was the reg
ular inspection. Capt. Ludlow went
ashore after this and remained with his
family, who are in the city.
The visitors began to reach the Terror
about 1880 O'Clock, and every available
boat on that part of Staten Island was
pressed into service and all day long the
boats were busy carrying people to and
from the vessel.
BILLY" Quigley, the Battery boatman'
had made arrangements to carry large
parties from the Battery to the Terror.
He chartered three tugs and then in or
der to prevent any opposition line com
ing into competition with him he made
a move that surprised his rivals He mir
ed all the licensed "barkerS ana Kept
them in his employ all day. This took
away from the other boats almost the
only meaps of obtaining passengers, and
as result he had practically a clear
field so far as those visitors to the Ter
ror were concerned who desired to start
from the Battery.
BILLY drew up his force of "barkers
on the Battery wall early in the day and
like a general addressing an army. SAID
Now. boys. do your duty. Yell as long
! and loud as you can, but be careful not
TO fake too much"
/ BY this time ''Billy's" fleet of three
| tugs was drawn up at the pier ready foi
instant service Paddy" Bin headed
! one of the brigades of "barkers' and
! Jack Brennan directed the other. ana
| they proceeded to get down 10 work II
! short order.
Here you are; last chance 10 see the
/ Terror before she sass. Only . cent:
! for the round trip. This is the last day
/ Quigleys fleet will visit the largest war
shin in the world. We are going to take
/ a party to Europe next week These
and like declarations which were even ;
! little further off from the truth. anC
/ "Billy'S" instructions not TO fake. re
! suited i'm getting nearly 400 passenger
for the various trips his fleet made mp e
> o'clock. when all visitors were ordered
off the Terror.
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English Restaurants.
QFrom the Sketch.)

Americans when they first come over
to this country can rarely quite tumble
to the peculiarities of our English res
taurants. A wealthy Yankee friend of
mine. who was over here little while
ago to complete the formation Of an
important limited liability company.
thought il would be good thing to in
vite all those concerned in London to
luncheon one day. Accordingly. he went
to the manager of one of the most cele-
brated of our fashionable restaurants.
and, after engaging private ROOM
gave instructions that no expense
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The chances seem excellent that We
shall be able to secure the two Brazilian
war vessels for which negotiations have
been in progress for several days; but
we have not succeeded in buying the
two vessels building in our own yards
for Japan Marquis Ito is reported as
declaring that. while his country sympa-
thizes with America in its position with
regard To Spain. it cannot afford TO dis
pens,, with the services of any naval re-
enforcement possible to secure at this
time This is the result of the strained
situation i'm China. Japan undoubtedly
is taking common action with England
in pressing Russia to abandon the occu-
patton Of Port Arthur and Talicnwah,
and is thought TO be determined to join
I'm a fight. If the representations now
being made at St. Petersburgh by Eng
land. Japan and China. do not end in an
abatement of the Cars views in the
direction named. If the European stu
alton were less acute, we could hnj
plenty Of ships. As ii is we may eN-
rerience much difficulty in strengthening
our feet greatly by purchase. But that
viii apply also To SPAIN which country
has the additional disadvantage of be
ing without money or security to offer
When il comes Ia our auxiliary fleet VI
are in excellent condition. The Navy
Department il not letting the grass
grow under its feet in this connection
A special board viii open an office i,
1 IN. Mi. today. f,, Tho nllrpnse of re
| ueiving offers of such craft as may b'
| best suited TO present needs. and NJ
! doubt is entertained that ii can secur
! an and more than are required. Arm,
preparations are well advanced. au'
those i'm "a position to know are conf
/ dent that within this week We shall D.
! ready for any emergency.
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TRAGEDY AT ST. JOSEPH, MO.
In Defending Himself, a Laborer

Fatally Shoots a Wife-Beater.
ST. Joseph, Mo-, March 14.-Frank
Ribbins blew off the top of Henry Will
liams' head at the formers home in
East St. Joseph yesterday with a shot
gun. Williams had beaten his wife,
who found refuge in Bibbin's home.
Williams, armed with a revolver, knife
and ak, assaulted Bibbins. who, in self
defense. discharged both barrels of a
shotgun. Both men are laborers.
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MEMORIAL SERVICES.

Memorial Services for soldier
JESSE X. SToRK, late private Co. A.
LIST U. S. cavalry, the first offering
of Dubois county on the altar OF
Cuba libre, will be held at the NJ.
Il. church in Holland on next Sun
day, July10, afternoon at 2 o'clock
He with Is Of his comrades, was
buried in one grave on the field
where they gave their lives for lib
erty and humanity, andthe memory
of heroic, patriotic services sur
wives them. Such is war. /
brings bitter tears and trialsto some
hearts-but they have the comfort
ing assurance, recognized universal
ly over the world in every age, tina
"it is noble to die for ones coun
try" All lows RS OF their counir.
are invited to be present at tn
memorial services.
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Good looks are really more Than ski
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condition Of all the vital organs. II the
liver be inactive, you have a bilious
look il your stomach be disordered you
have a dyspeptic look II your kidneys
I've affected, you have a pinched look
secure good health and you will surely
have good looks. Electric Bitters Is :
good Alternative and Tonic. Acts direct
~ on the stomach, liver and kidneys
puri6es the blood. cures pimples
bIotches and boils, and gives a goo.
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' 80 cents per bottle. .
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ANOTHER COLONY.


The U. :. Senate on Wednesday
afternoon, by a ~two-thirds vote,
the House resolution annex
ing Hawaii, without amendment.
The vote was AZ in favor to Il
against. The minority were all
Democrats, while several Demo-
cratic Senators voted with the ma
iority. Hurra for the lep,ous-cur-
sed, mixed negro-Japanese Chinese
earthquake island. 1t will make a
valuable coaling station for our big
navy, that this country will now be
compelled To maintain in the future.
The Ladrone islands have, also,
been taken in by capture, and 1t
looks as though there will soon be
more U. S. territory out in the Pa
Iciic, and on the other side OF the
world, than there is between the
the Atlantic and Pacific oceans.
Where is this thing going to end
is the question now being ponderec
in the minds of statesmen all Owe
Europe, as well as America, ant
many are the thoughtful fears en-
tertained by our own statesmen as t.
the wisdom of this country mixin'
up in international affairs so man.
thousands of miles from home, am
adding to our people such an igno
rant mass Of people as inhabit Ha
wall, the Ladrones and the Phillip
ines. Is the game worth the pow
der and lives of our people It vii
cost? We should certainly ow
Porto Rico as a guard to our HON
coasts, but there is no powerful rea
son of this kind with the Paclh
islands.
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IRELAND ITEMS.

Er. u. G.. Kelso came in from
Louisville Thursday, where he has
been attending the Louisville Medi'
cal college, Of which he is now
graduate. Mr.. Kelso is a young
man Of sterling qualit es and We
predict for him a bright future.
Mrs. E.. Anderson and daughter
Mrs. Gertrude Gray, visited rela
|tives in Ireland Sunday. They al
SO attended church at the Z. +
church.
Quite a number Of our people
went to Orwell the night Of the All
to attend the negro minstrel show
They report the show good.
Several Of our people went 4
the Lennon church Saturday Il
celebrate the 18th. They reported
good time.
Mr.. Hi Weathers, Of Washington
spent the 4th here.
A Mr.. O'Byran, OF Loogootee
spent abe 4th here. He seems t
have an attraction here in the forr
of one Of our fairest young ladies
DR.. l.. b. Johnson took our youn
ladies to Jasper the 4th to give fla
drills. OF course the Doctor cal
ried off the honors. He Away
does.
Mrs. Shanks and Miss Ellis,
!, Washington, visited acquaintance
|, here this week.
Our old friend Judge Sweent
l came over from Washington
l spend the 4th. He has a stroI
f, claim on one Of our fair sex.
Our I'D time friend |. b. Woo
q came in last week. He has be-
c engaged in the picture busins !
Mr.. Woods is without a peer in =
ager cy business. ~"
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ClOtl,ing at cost at
Eckerts' New Store.


Persons troubled with diarrhoea will be
interested in the experience OF Mr.. w.
NJ. Bush, clerk OF Hotel Dorrsnce,
Pro, idenoe, X. |. He says: "For sew
eral years l have been almost a con-
slant sufferer from diarrhoea, the fire.
quent attacks completely prostrating me
and rendering me unfit for my duties at
this hotel. About two years ago a tray,
cling salesman kindly gave me a small
bottle of Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy. Much to my
surprise and delight its effects were inn
mediate. Whenever | felt symptoms o.
the disease I! would fo-tify myself aeains
the attack with a few doses of this valu
able remedy. The result has ben yer,
satisfactory and almost complete relie
from the affection" For sale by NJ
Friedman.
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W-Commodore Schley and Lieut..
Commander Wainwright and Capt.
Clarke, on Sunday last completely
DESTROYED Admiral Cervera's fleet,
heretofore bottled 10y Schley in San
|tiago Admiral Sampson with his
ship was nine miles away from the
fight. when Cervera made a dash for
liberty, in hopes to at least save his
two battle. ships. But Schley was
too sly for him, and DOR had the
Spanish fleet sunk or beached iron
twelve to sixty miles west OF Saoti
ago. and the redoubtable Cerver'
and | 300 Of his crew prisoners
Tie Brooklyn, Com. Schley, Ore
gon, Capt. Clark and Gloucester
Lieut.. Wainwright, followed tn
Cristobal Colon for go miles, whel
her commander ran her ashore ant
surrendered. The Colon was com
paratively uninjured, and will 500
make a splendid addition to on
navy. The naval department ma
ordered a wrecking company fror
New York to her to make repairs
pull her off shore, and bring her I
q navy yard for overhauling.
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Personal.

Miss Emma Cassidy is in Rock
port visiting friends this week.
Miss Mary Bircklsy returned
from st. Louis Wednesday morning.
Mrs. r. c.. Rush, Of Hunting
burg was visiting in Jasper Tues
day.
Miss Minnie Smith, OF Louisville,
is visiting her parents in Jasper this
week.
Anthony Ferst, Of Louisville, is
visiting Gus Granddaughter this
week.
Miss Mary Leming, OF Rockport,
spent this week in Jasper visiting
friends.
Mr.. p. +. Tichenor, OF the
Evansville Courier, was in Jasper
Tuesday.
Edward Jutt, of indianapolis, Ii
visiting his brother Will in Jasper
this week.
Mr.. Felix Schneider, Of Jasper
spent Sunday and Monday II
'lOwensboro.
Henry Pfau left Monday to spene
la week at White Sulphur Wells II
Crawford county.
e Mr.. Frank Habig, of Louisville
spent the first of the week VISITING
? relatives in Jasper.
a Mr.. Tony Griesam returned hom
from Cincinnati Wednesday t
spend his vacation.
Mr.. Hiram Weathers, OF Wash
Iington, Ind. spent the Fourth wit
; his mother in Jasper.
Master Karl Krrus, of Louisville
4 with his sisters, visited his gran
mother in Jasper Monday.
Luther Grimes, Esq, of Bloom
Ellington, Ind, is visiting his lathe
.RIin-law in Jasper this week.
rs Mr.. Otto j. Buettner, Of Ande
he son, came home Sunday and spel
the Fourth with his parents.
Miss Cynthia Leighton went
louisville Monday to spend sever
Of weeks visiting friends and relative
Mrs. John Kuebler returned fro
louisville Tuesday night att
spending several weeks with rel
tives.
VIM. Brown and wife, Sebasti'
on DeMotte and sister, Of Pike count
y attended the picnic in Jasp
Monday.
Miss Helen Traylor return
home from an extended visit in t
h northern part of the State, on Tue
day evening.
Messrs. Oliver j. Sutton al
ere Colonel A. Harshman, OF Uni
ne CITY, Ind, were visiting Mr.. Ede
&C. Haskins this week.
me Miss Maggie A. Wilson, NJ
mo Maggie Kuebler and Mrs. Geo.
In. Wilson left Wednesday morning
Ct Camp Alger to visit Thomas B. "
rlv son. of Co. ga" and George
in. Dunbar. Of Co. "D", both OF
:. 10th Reg. Indiana Voluntee
They will also visit Gettysburg b
zoe tleheld, Washington, ID. c., {
=" Point Comfort, and other places
fx~oot
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sS-A dispatch from Gen. Schaft-
er to the President Wednesday an
nources that the gallant Hobson
and his men will be exchanged on
yesterday the Spanish command
er having agreed to it, as now the
American army was so close to
Santiago as t. thoroughly under
stand all its de'enses. The Aneri-
can people will be glad to have
these noble sailors released from
the dangers of the coming battle.
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ArHon. VIM. A. Wilson helped
the Church and Sunday school out
on the glorious fourth OF July, by
serving as an attendant at a stand
and dishing out the frozen cream;
but was fairly paralyzed when a
large atheletic looking country gen.
tleman and a lady, who anyone
might tell was his best girl, APP
preached Wills stand and asked
for a 8 cent plate Of cream. The
dish was placed on the counter with
a spoon. when the gentleman de-
manded another spoon. Wits
nerve tailed him and another spoon
was forth coming. 1t was a cheap
|2l cent treat. Ask Will II it amt
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BEFORE BABY Is BORN
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CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature ss.s. s.: q &MMzZM

H-Clerk Of the Circuit Court
Herman Eckert took the Star Band
over to Huntingburg last Sunday to
play at the family reunion Of Mr..
and Mrs. Jacob Fromm. There were
As relatives present, including MIR.
and Ms. DR.. G. w. Schwartz, OF
Huntingburg, Mr.. Fred Fromm
and family, Of Princeton, and MIR.
ii. Eckert and family, Of Jasper.
All in all 1t was a most enjoyable
occasion and the celebrated Star
Bands music was highly appreciated
by all.
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An Enterprising Druggist.

There are few men more wide awake
and enterprising than Martin Friedman,
who spares no pains to secure the best
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many customers. He now has the
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