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Fla.
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CONSUMPTION CURED,

an old physician retired from practice had placed
In ms hands by East India missionary the formula Of
q simple vegetable remedy for the speedy and perma
upn curc of Consumption, Bronchitis, tatarrh, Asth
MA and Throat Lung Affections, also positive
and radea for Nervous Debility and all Nervous
Complaints. Having tested its wonderful curative
mowers in thousands OF cases, and desiring 10 relieve
human suffering, win send free of charge to all who
wish it, this recipe in German, French or English,
with directions for preparing and using Sent by
mail, by addressing, with stamp, naming this paper
w A, MOVES $40 Powers Block, Rochester, n. I,
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Washington, March 29.-The revolt
In the house against further delay OF
action in the Cuban issue terminated
today in a conference of republican
members whose ideas are III accord
ance with a positive early course
About fifty REPRESENTATIVES attended, rep
1esenting all aecfr -, Representative Hop
k;ns. of Illinois y member Of the ways
and means committee. presided. The meet
ipg was called to take steps to secure I'M
mediate Intervention in some form "h"
the recognition of Cuban Independence
II was the first definite step lolioNlhS
discussions in the cloak rooms and lobb'S
since the presidents message was SUP
United yesterday, by many members VINO
were for immediate and aggressive action
JJp to this afternoon the sentiment was d
half-conccuIed but strong feeling against
voting money for Cuban relief unless ac-
companied by action TO stop the war.
The meeting was held with view
to accomplishing the unqualified re-
moval of the Spanish troops from Gu
ba and the prompt armed InterVeht1oh
in the affairs of that island.
Late this afternoon # was decided 10 can
p meeting Immediately after adJoufhh'Ch''
me WOfu WIS HulEbiA p'77'" - ''
many who are enthusiastically in favor OF
intervention failed of notification, though
the number present would be Sul!tIeHIiH
large by consolidation with the democrat"
forces to carry out u programmes tNtptS
sentative Hopkins, as chairman pFlehA
stated the objects OF the meetings.
He indicated his disappointment
41,o+ +ba ,,reeidan+,s message carried no
outline of definite responsive policy
- 41,a+ 1a 4;d NOT
toward SPAN, ana Sal@ tAf'' NC VI" "0'
believe further delay SuouAo W
brnoIzed
,,. 49,, administration
ne Ho"'N''' 'I"-'' ~ a., within
ii!1nI ll''' a,,1 e,;If,lr 70 do so that
"ili'i ~ 49, 49, M ,,attar into its
COZ - ~ i,,il,,,,.,Is,,tl,. ana a+ once lie
W. - r.i, 1l-f,,r 10 Cuban indopend-
i''' I 80, r,.ciGr snmnestions as
a.i,aG % ~, ,rromnli.Ilment
~ W. ,,++i, ,r.,1,n,,,1 of Minnesota an
iN'P' .1,,,-- and means com
o'nIi i''''t ~; g,,,tr,, ebo,1d NOT sion
- .ir,ar wv. ohso1ute indepcndence
r, ~ f,,.d ia airorts tn have
a. ,t+o, hro,,ph+ directly before the
''o , i, ~ i-hoa 70 secure q reso-
house 'l'i go o,,idar,tion of the
i"l'o'! iol ''o piol''Ft
H',,''' O- ~ I1,,. e r,It,ois uho
iNel' coz ;;' ,4taa took tho
1aFoi7 NeN7lf t,1di,o
moor 10 assn d l'"'ae1 W t,,n ,,ootinor
|" W. ms ~ 'ue ra1,or,l,d Va,ione
an" 'i'o P"i..S ~ w NV, boz. mems
VIEWS were n ''u 90 " ~, rn,Ii,lr +h,4
lor securing arlio,'' ~ h,,
~" "''ioil 'til1' '''"n ~ ,, ai,aI,,.,l indo-
r,,,,,l1,,co annarentI,, was unanimous.
M.rsh narounces Snain.
,,1;ai ,,ir
Representatives -N'i'7"' " ,
i'i"h 81 ''le 'oi'ii'i'' 'oC i,,,,,,,,aJ
vigorous SP'eNt ~ 49, ~, ti,a
blowing up of inc Maine ne 'i"" ii''i''i ~
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rhe Importance Of taking good Spring Medcne IS vel
known-in fact its necessity is universally admitted 10
argue this point is up your time and wastes
our space The real question what to take? OF course
you want the best For your blood you want med1-
cine blood diseases. For your appetite sto-
ac1-weasess and dyspeptic symptoms you want medl-
cine containing appetie-gvng somachonng dyspepsia
curing qualities For that tired feeling dull headache,
miserable all down condition. you want true tonic
not a smulant, opiate compound.
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MINISTERS WANT INTERVENTION
Chicago Preachers Adopt Resolutions
Fayoring the Cubans.

Chicago, March 2S.-Fhe Methodists and
Congregational ministers of Chicago went
on record at their regular weekly meetings
today in regard to the trouble between
the United States and Spain
In each case resolutions were adopted ia
yorinc immediate intervention in behalf of
the struggling Cubans and favorfng the use
of force if necessary in supplying them
with food.
The presidents course in regard to the
matter was heartily commended at each
meeting.
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"Commandcr United States Navy. Judge
Advocate"
United States Flagship New York,
March D. 1S9S-On Key West Fla-Ihe
proceedings and findings of the court OF m
curry in the above case are approved.
M. SlCARD,
the United States Naval Force on the
North Atlantic Station"
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quininc Tablets. MI
druggists refund money if fails to cure. 25c.
The genuine has l.. Il. g. on each package.
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MESSAGE AND REPORT
Continued from First Page.

Continued from First Page.
she was conducted by the regular govern
ment pilot to buoy No. 4, to which she
was mOored in from five and one-hal1 10
six fathomS of water.
'.The state of discipline on board and the
condition of her magazines, boilers, coal
bunlera and storage compartments are
passed in deview, with the conclusion that
excellent order prevailed and that no indi-
cation of any cause for an internal eXplo-
sion existed in any quarter.
AT O'Clock in the evening Of February
15th everything had been reported secure
and all was quiet.
AZ forty minutes past o clock the YES
sci was suddenly destroyed
There was two distinct explosions with
a brief interval between them. The first
lifted the forward part of the ship very
perceptibiy. the second. which more
open. prolonged and of greater volume. is
attributed by the court tn the partial ex-
plosion of two or more of the forward mag
azines.
"The evidence of the divers establishes
that the after part of the ship was pract~
cally intact and sank in that condition
very few minutes after the explosion. The
forward part was completely demolished.
Upon the evidences of a concurrent eN-
ternal cause, the finding of the court is
follows:
Finding of the Court.
from a point eleven and one-half feet from
the middle line of the ship and six feet
above the keel. when in its normal posi-
ton, has been forced UP so to be now
about four feet above the surface of the
water; therefore. about thirty-four feet
above where it would be had the shin sunk
unnjured.
The outside bottom plnting is bent into q
reversed N-shape. the after wing of which
about fifteen feet broad and thirty-two feet
N length. from frame Il to frame %, is
"""ped back upon itself against the con-
''ho@uon of the same plating extending for
Waf", At frame lS the vertical keel is
"oteH III Two ana the nat Keel bent into
Am ~ 'G a.iilllai 10 we amGie formed by the
pbr,If siv fnot h,,l[,,l 4h tirf pol'H - NV"
ter and about thirty fept !,hoya its normaI
position
In the opinion of the court this effect
could have been produced only by the eX-
L,'tl,,,' ul q i'Iie 7lIHaled under t1e bottom
Th.,t an ~ ~ m'o4 ~ iL4"y 10, ana SONG
THE conclusions of the court are:
crar, Mo- ~ p1o
~
1"3' the loss OF the Maine was not IN
"S 'V2ltIt oUc 70 iduIt or negligence on
Nlt Pdit u any uL the officers or members
- a' SiG"'
""N 't'' sup was oeStfoEtd by lne cH-
p'0'to4 - u submarine mime. Whlch caused
we p'ftIal explosion OF two or more of her
forward magazines; and that no evidence
mas peeh oot"ltole hNIns the responsibility
for the destruction OF the Maine uDon any
person or parsons
~ I,o,., IT,,
', ~ tH1' 1He iI'oihs Oh 'he
Government Of her a olt 't t ,'p o 20 ,'e
gent, ami ! do not permit myself to doubt
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had anything to do with the destruction
of the Maine. ,,n
The medical stores were stored ant uh-
don, the ward room and remote from the
scene of explosion.
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Washington, March 29.-The revolt
In the house against further delay OF
action in the Cuban issue terminated
today in a conference of republican
members whose ideas are in accord
ance with a positive early course.
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There are a number of other names in
the principal portion of the cast, In
Guiding Nellie O'Neil, Oscar Figman,
Frank David. Helena sSallinger, Tony
Williams and others, all of which are
familiar to theatergoers through their
stellar appearances here IN the past.
The story of the comedy branches
out into new lines. avoiding the well
beaten paths OF plots In the past, and
is said to- be brim full of bright, witty
sayings and pleasing incidents, As
the story runs, two old department
store proprietors, Smooth and Silk, and
clever female drummer (Hasa Bar
gain, by nance are the especial people
around whom the play revolves The
humor of the story Is said to be con-
tagio1s and the audience is kept happy
from the rise to the fall of the cur
tain The action of the play, running
through three acts, discloses the Offices
OF Smooth & Silk, with a glimpse OF
the interior of the store in the dis
lance; second act, full interior of the
large department store with it's bar
gain rushes, SO dear to the feminine
heart, in full swing, prices being mark
ed down from one dollar to ninety-nine
cents. bargains net comprehended by
masculine brains. The last act is the
scene of the salesladies' ball in the
tropical gardens of a prominent New
York hotel, and is said TO be perfect
In every detail
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Miss tombstone Bennett
This clever comedy Duo
~
They Have No E

Made Hoyt's Plays Famous.
For Quaint Fun Methods
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ana Tor seven weeks 1t played in one
OF the leading theaters i6 that CITY to
oVerfiowlng business at $3.50 prices. It's
toCf has embraced a visit to the larger
cities or the East and also included
two weeks stay ait McVicker's
theater in Chicago, where even the
commodious auditorium of this famous
playhouse was found too small to ac-
commodate the theater-goers
Some critic has said that a farce
comedy with plot would be q suffi-
Gent novelty alone TO draw the pub
nc. Mr.. Blaney claims to have in
troduced plot in "A Female Drum
rler,'' a plot OF considerable more
strength than is found in the usual
play of this order. 1t is an admitted
TACT That the success of a comedy as
rule depends more upon the talent
or It's producing contingent than upon
the sequence or Conference of its con-
stfuctlon. n comedy that will attract
large audiences at $3.50 in Boston and
other cities must needs be of a high
class order, especially in its producing
cast Inc arguments and adjectiyeS OF
the averaSe advance agent are taken
by the public with a grain of salt. for
while all agents claim to have the best
snow, IT Is well known that all shows
cannot be the best" The advance
agent of "A Female Drummer" IS not
modest in his claims, and insists that
his company is the largest, the princi-
pals the most artistic the girls the
bandsomeSt, the scenic equipment the
most elaborate and the entire produc-
ton the most expensive Of anything in
the comedy line on the road this sea-
son. To prove his contention, he re-
fers to the names OF the principals in
the cast, whicn,it cannot be denied con-
talns some Of the most noted creators
of humor in the profession.
In the title role is promised Miss
tombstone Bennett, heretofore famous
In the F'rohman comedies. especially in
Jane" in which play she won dis
tInct favor IN the title role, and she
Is also known as the most expensive
artist in vaudeville. Miss tombstone Is
by personal charm and natural talents
peculiarly suited to present the title
role or this play, and in it she is said
70 make distinct personal hit. When
Hoyts comedies were in their greatest
taVor, Richards and Garfield were
names that were prominent in each
producing cast. Their unique methods
nave Won for them a host of friends
and admirers and in this play both are
| said TO find more than successful roles
| Black face fun never had a better
| exponent than Willis p Sweatman.
| Who, In time gone by, was at the hea
| or the biggest minstrel organizations
| or the day. In this play he is said 10
ind a congenial role, one that evi-
| oences his versatile ability thoroughly
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The week just closed has furnished a
genuine surprise to st. Paul theater-
goers, and will certainly mark a new
era in the theatrical history of this
city; it has been a revelation of the
possibilities of popular price stock
drama, which will be appreciated by
all classes of play-goers. The Wood
ward Stock company came to the Met
ropolitan opera house a week ago,
practically an unknown organization;
the claims made for them were quite
modest, considering the strength of the
company and the successes it had won
in other cities. 1t was simply stated
that the Woodward Stock company
had been one Of the features of the
Trans-M mississippi in Omaha that it
was a stock company first-class in ev-
cry respect, and thar IN addition to
the regular performances we'll selected
vaudeville specialties would be intro
duced between the acts.
The prices announced were so low
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EntOrlch, saxon Invalid and JaiIer-

Entorich, Saxon Invalid and Jailer-
J. w Wegman
ounphrie, Paimatica;s Servant iteo' "e'1''f
]. S. HOFFMAN,
Key e an inn keeper 80. Louis Behrenbach
Of Frederick Augustus H., called Tho
Strong" king OF Poland.
A musical and reception will be given at
st. Luke's parochial residence Tuesday even
ing. Among those who will take part in the
musical programme are Pot. Phillips Master
Leo White, Miss Prendergast, Of Minneapolis;
Miss Evelin Foley, Mrs. Buckley and the
Twin City Mandolin club
A sacred concert Will be given at the
First Baptist church tomorrow evening for
the benefit Of a missionary sanItarium IN
africa. Mrs; G. B. schere and Edmund B.
Schere, Of Chicago, will take part
The following programme has been ar
ranged:
oT asm5os e. 6 6eHsd q HS,o 10
(aJ Prelude, Maestoso; (c) Invocation, Exe
PB[ osti,Ss .d} offertOry, Andaate; (9
yooal-"o Divine Redeemer'. ch. Gounod
organ-la) Cantilene ........... Theo. Salome
@) scherzo from Sonata Op. so
81 ssTenade Cstandchen) arr. BY -.
yocal~(a1 Eye Hath Not seem
from oratorio The Holy CRY
D) "Agnus Dei' 70 lamb of COD
w. A. Mozart
"Agnus Del, qui TOLLS pessata mundi, miser-
ers nobis. Dona nobis pecem.
o Lamb OF God, that tskest upon thee the
the gins of the world, have mercy on Us.
Give US peace.
organ-(al Toecata ard Fugue D
Minor Tor Fugue, G Minor, the
1 Is; Funeral March o. ST. s ch sadh
lei Variations on Home, Sweet
Home" Concert Etude) ...Wenham smish
vooal--(a) Babylon" Michael Watson
(b) Evening Song. OPP p. No. 2
organ-(a) "Harvess Home Rustic
scene) from ''Vesper Bells" wv. Spinney
(b) Final Marche. From 20 Suite.
-Op. ~ 80. 49,. 1921. BoeIlmann
). Arndt Morris is a st. Paul musician, who
though not more than IS years old, has for
some time been engaged in musical COM
position. The first piece to appear IN print
Is a berceuse-a cong OF plaintive import. and
artistic spirit Mr.. Morris has iust completed
an operetta
The Schubert Club orchestra win rehearse
tomorrow evening IN Room 25f Drake block
a recital viii be given by Nj. Rhys-Her-
bert and Mr. Titcomb Monday. Dec. s. in the
Howard FarweIl music rooms.
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that IL was difficult for the local public
to believe that dramatic performances
worthy of the name could be produced
with profit TO the management and for
that reason many people who would not
have heSitated to pay the regular
theater prices did not feel inclined to
patronize ii. The enga cement thus far.
however. has proved that it is more
profitable TO play to crowded houses at
small prices than to play TO empty
seats at nigh prices. The opening per-
formances. Sunday matinee and even
Ing, drew immense audiences. and the
attendance throughout the week as
sured the complete success of this up
to-date theatrical venture; the excel
lent character of the production of
Beiasco's Men and Women" together
with the splendid vaudeville features
introduced as specialties, made an en-
tertainment well worth double the price
of admission. and discriminating pub
lie has indicated by generous support
that this clever organization will meet
with the success IL merits.
Commencing today's matinee the
stock company will produce the great
military drama, THE Fair Rebel. /"
from the pen Of Harry P. Mawson
written in four acts, the third act be-
ing the interior of the Libby prison
revolving and showing the exterior OF
the same scene. The play is full of
life and action, and abounds with com
edy and sentiment, villainy coming in
Tor its Just deserts.
The special features will include
Watson, Hutchings and Edwards in
their laughable comedy skit. The
dramatic Agent" Solaret, the queen
or light in her wonderful dances, and
the Davenport brothers, comedy aero
batic novelty artists.
The cast VIII be;
Col Ezra Mason, First L. S. Cavalry
Maj. James s:i.lman. surgeon, U. S. Army
Charles Peckham
Capt G. Viseeunt Savarie de Perrin.
o. t.s trShcA Army -. ..... Walter Green
Mas. watkins, Telegraph Corps, Z. S Army
Charles Ryan
NJ 49,, an ola rouse servant VIII Davis
Bill bronson. G. : Samuel Mars5en
Maj. Steve Mcnteith. c. s. A. De Witt Clinton
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In Music S Realm.

OF the 1000 course tickets which Mr.. Field
hauser has placed on SALE CAT have been
Sold leaving 353
The ladies of the Schubert club have en-
listed heartily in the cause. At the last
meeting of the club each woman took two
tickets for the Thomas concerts-50O in all
agreeing to dispose of them, and the club
has taken 200 course tickets
The club is setting an example of faith
fulness and enterprise to the balance of the
city.
The first Thomas concert Is to be given
on Thursday, and meantime there must be
one more effort made to insure financial sue
cess.
Miss Margaret Mich will give a pianoforte
recital tomorrow evening in Dyer's music
hall. She will be assisted by Fritz Schlachter,
violin. and Louis Mich. cello. Following is
the programme:
Kieine Prelude, mol Bach
Fine Fuge. C dur.
Sonate-D dur ......................H Haydn
Allegro con brio, largo sostenuto,
presto, ma non troDDo.
(a) Am Camin.
lb) Gluckliches Kind.
(c) Traumerei.
ID Hasche Mann.
Groupe Populaire-'
ca Melody. op; lO7, 2....:.... Hoffman,
(b( Albumleaf. op. Z, 2........... Kirehner
IT
I'D Valce (posth). minor ........ Chopin
TROOP. 80 for Piano, Violin, Cello. Jansen
Allegro non roppo, minuetto grazi0So,
adagio expressive. allegro scherzando
Miss Mich and her assistants VIII repeat
the programme in Minneapolis Wednesday
evening.
A concert will be given for the benefit of
the Womans Christian Home, at Conover
hall Tuesday evening, Nov. 20. by Miss Whit
rid exo Mrs. NJ.
vile and Dr. De Wolf The programme is:
Quartette-"Cobwebs" ..... .Caldicott
Reeitations-
a. Il Have. Have You?"
b. Times Test"
O. Fairy Stories
Miss whltridge.
Corn Song Mr. colviiie. .oolsridge-Tayl0r
Trio-'Madre del Suomo' . Campaur
b. Maids of Cadiz'' =. ............ Delibes
Mrs. De Wolf.
Monologue-W Written by T. T. Mackay-
Miss Whitrldge.
Quartette-From Martha" ............. Flotow
The ST. Paul Concordia society will omen
the 1S9S-99 season at Mozart hall next Sun
day evening, when they will present the Beg
been rehearstng the opera fer the past three
months and have their hrst full dress and or
chestra rehearsal today at Mozart hall. Sell
bert's orchestra will furnish the music and
Frank Werner will have charge OF the stage
in the absence of President Platte The opera
will be given under the direction Of Prof l..
w. Harmsen, the director of the society The
cast for the production is made up as follows:
Palmatica, Countess Nowaska-
Mrs. Con Freund
Her Daughters
Laura -. Miss Gertrude Nachtsheim
Bronisava Miss Bertha Enderein
Col. Oilendorf. governor city of Kra-
Officers in the Saxon Army
Won Wangenheim 1900. George Winter
Won Henrci =. .............F L. Heunisch
Won Schweinitz =. ....... William Kemstedt
Won Richthofen ......... j. Leon Conrad
Bogumil Malachowsky, count OF Kra-
kow, Palmatica's cousin George NJ. Mayer
Eva. his wife Miss Adele Hedemann
Students at the Krakow University