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The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1898-11-12

Professor Tin medical collegel-"What is
the first thing you do in case of a cold:"
Bright Student-"Sneeze, sir!"-Yonkers
Statesman.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1898-11-12

An Atchison bride has particularly good
luck in cooking since she lost her cook book,
-Atchison Globe.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1898-11-12
To Cure n Cold in One Day

Sorrow makes men sincere and anguish
makes them earnest.-Beecher.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1898-11-12

1 am entirely cured of hemorrhage of
lungs by Piso's Cure for Consumption
Louisa Lindaman. Bethany, Mo, Jan. s, '94.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1898-11-12

Only a sprain? You may be a cripple. St.
Jacobs Oil cures, sure.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1898-11-12

Every master is more or less of a servant t.
his "help."-L. \. W. Bulletin.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1898-11-12

A mule, a kick, man sick. St. Jacobs Oil
cured the bruises.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1898-11-12
Coughing leads to communion.

Kemp's Balsam will stop the Cough at
once. Go to your druggist to-day and get a
sample bottle free. Large bottles 25 and 80
cents. Go at once /; delays are dangerous.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1898-11-12

A center shot. st. Jacobs Oil strikes Sc
atica and it is killed.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1898-11-12
The Soft Felt HIS

The American soft felt hat is all the
rage in the leading Australian colo
nieS.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1898-11-12

In warning there is strength.-Lew Wal
lace
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1898-11-12

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
druggists refund money if it fails to cure. :
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-03

damus. commanding the superior court
" Pierce county TO nN the amount ~
the supcrccdcas bond on appeal taken
by the Pacific Brewing company In tho
SAGE Of the State ex rel, Weinberg " the
Pacific Brewing and Mailing company.
The writ II feturnahlc october 18th The
Supreme court has reversed Judgment
In the case OF W. Teresa Eidrcdge. np-
pollunt. w John and clara Stronger,
respondents. Hugh Eldrodgc ct al. de-
fcndants. appeaid from Whatcom coun-
". Assistant Attorney General Vance
has hied the following rulings. A corr
p1fation may change its principal place
N uuflncss 60 a place situated In anoth-
90 county without hllng with the score
taty oi state amendatnry articles. A
cetuncate Issued by the secretary OF
fitate on the Ming and recording OF ar.
uolea or Incorporation constitutes ~
matter OF law a certificate OF incorpors-
ton. The following articles " incorpor-
alton have been nicdi Wenatchin Hard
ware company Wonatchie. capital
SUCK, 5000 Lake Whatcum Logging
company, Whaicom. 5000 Everett Wa.
Yer company. Everett. 500 900 North
Wesi Hpcclaltlea company Spokane. 81
Vlo. Washington Mineral Maitinr a
emcitlnF company. Tacoma. $3.50. 900
Alaskan Gold Mining cnmpanv. an.
kane, N.00n.00n. r. y. Rourko 90 Wnt.
Ia Wnlla. 100000. Farmors' Warehouso
company oakosdaie. $500.
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MURDER HINTED AT
is NOW ACQUISITION OF NATIONAL PERIL
mi. pr.,fu. Ansis. and the French reo-
pie are Likely to Relieve tue Most
Mons,rous stor, In Connection

New York Sept IA dispatch to the
uerald nom paris says. Among the
many wild rumors fylng about 10 one
that seems too incredible to merit even
notice. did Il no, show the state Of the
ptbito mind. This IN belief that
col. Henry aha not commit suicide.
Figaro says that when the commits
sary OF police arrived at Mont Waller
len he asked Tor Col. Henry's valiae
and the razor with which he committed
suicide. lie was told they had been
sent TO the ministry OF war
This extraordinary proceeding could
not fail to be commented upon mere.
whore respect 10 legal Formally M
carried to such supefrtltlous extent ihat
the people would leave a m1n hanging
In order to wait for the arrival OF the
police. Naturally enough then, such
"a detail AZ the razor having been sent
TO tho ministry Of war makes many
people ask why.
The Eclalr. referring to this matter
says: This controversy has shown US
long ago to what depths certain Ind
,lduals can descend, 80 we are not
nurprirod 60 read that the suicide Of
Col. Horny was perhaps murder
The turn OF AFFAIRS here, however.
have been 30 startling that Il IA not
astonishing That people are ready ~
liaton to the most far-fotchcd IDEAS.
what the ordinary public seer In the
matter IL that from a question Of treason
the Drcyfus cnrc has become a nation.
81 ptril. What wonder. therefore,
that one mclodramatlC incident moro
II credulously accomplished and eager
~ helicvcd7
The man on the street " In favor Of
revision. He secs thread Of conncc.
tlon running through the afinlr from
the accusation Of the jew. Dreyfus. be.
ing traitor and his condemnation. "a
N forgery Of documents to prove him
g'.iity. the arrest Of Col. Henry and
the suppression of the latter as an In.
convenient witness. This shows you
how passion seems to blind people her,
and even 10 drive common sense and
probability from their minds the IN
slant they begin 20 consider the ORGY
fuN case
The Petite Ropubiique says that the
afternoon Of the day that Col. Henry
was arrested he was visited In HIS eel
by an officer whn remained alone viii
the prisoner a considerable time
The ministry n war says Colone
Henry was not visited by anyone.
The Petite Republlquo. however. re-
fuses 10 accept the denial. and says
that In 1924 Col. Patty du clam entered
/ Drcyfus'A cell and offered him TO
/ yolvcr la order that he might commit
| suicide. DrcyfuH refused the revolver
| proclaiming his Innocence. The Petite
/ nepubllquc asks N the officer who en-
tcrcnd Col. Hcnry'n Ill was mol
charged with a similar duty. II ever
regards the inslstcnce with which thu
ministry OF war denies that any suci
visit was paid Go the prisoner ~ con
nfming the rumor. or at any rate xiv.
Ing II Importance.
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WIN Have Pure water Now.

Washington. sat. 3.-Acting secrc.
tary Allen has sent orders % the Nor
folk navy yard TO have the dlatllilng
steamer Iris sent Immediately TO Camp
Wikon at Montauk Point This was
done after consultation between Sec
rotary Algcr and Acting Secretary Al
len. The purpose II TO provide the
soldiers NJ Camp Wikon with an Abund-
ant supply Of absolutely pure water for
drinking and eating purpose.
The Iris was lifted up by the navy
department with remarkable rapidity
a. distilllng ship TO supply the war
1hipa and auxiliary craft and trans
ports In Hub-troplcal waters. She 10
able 20 turn out sixty thousand GAL
Ions OF the purcat distilled water every
day and this quantity would be ample
Tor drinking purposes TO supply three
times the number of soldiers likely 90
be gathered at Camp wikoff at any one
time.
Inasmuch as typhoid fever. according
20 the best medical information, Il
transmitted altogether through nuida.
No long a. the troops can be Induced 10
drunk this distilled water nlone-thelr
milk being duly inspected--it IL believed
that there would be an end TO the fur
Their spread of the fever. A. a meas
ure OF prccautlun, II IN probable thil
the wells which have been dug at Camp
Wikon, viii be closed up on the arrival
OF the Irla.
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Chicago. Sept. a.-should the hlgh
temperature continue unbroken until
tomorrow morning all Chicago heat rec
ordn for duration will have been brok-
en-. The record 60 date has been i've
consecutive days with maximum
iapefaturc In the ninetics. In many
N'aces work has been suspended In
shops and where mon arc obliged "a
labor In places exposed 60 the sun.
The suffering OF the people In tho
tenement districts has been intense
Prof. Cox Of tho weather bureau says
that the present heat wave II about ~
severe M he has ever observed.
1T covers" said he. practically the
entire country east Of the Rocky Noun
tains and has run rs hirh ns i02 down
In Kansas. while at Huron. 4. D.,
there have been three consecutive
days OF 100 weather"
The report Of fatalities and prostra
lions from heat tho past "a hours In
Chicago showed one dend-MrH. II. l..
Lindlo-nine FRUSTRATED whose recovery
was doubtful and thirty-one less acri-
ously overcome.
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EVENTS IN THE WEST.
A Record Of Occurrences In NelghbOflrE
States and TerliofeL
SAN PEDRO sRtAywATtR TO Dc ERECTED
Condition Of soldier. ut san rrsnsiseo-
hob Thompson Wins q right-Ro-
moving the Mines.

The Seven Devils railroad. II IL said,
VIII be built at once from weiaer, Ida.
Pfivaies W. NJ. Holden and Louis
Dunn of company l. Fifty-nrst Iowa,
have died at the division hospital at
san Francisco,
The Populiy,s of Idaho have s,lll dis
mally failed 90 get together, ana Il mp.
pears that the two factions will have 10
give II up a. a bad Job,
Otto schoenfol1t. race track seal.
per, was robbed of s.. 400 In hiA room al
Anaconda. Mont. Friday evening. A
man entered the room ana struck
schoenfeldt with a aandbag. relieving
him OF $500. Ne had 1900 with him
at the time.
The medical board Of Inquiry. APP
pointed 10 Investigate the condition u
the soldiers at San francisco, made a
preliminary report Friday regarding
sickness In the Seventh California rcgi-
ment. II states that out OF a total OF
1890 men IN the regiment, there are 70
who are sick, or about per cent. or
the "a cases " sickness, 10 are due 10
typhoid fever. which ls II per cent OF
the regiments total strength.
j. II. Reader writes the omaha stock
man from Nernl, Utah, as follows.
I'VE have In this (ulntAh) county
about ueventy-nve thousand head OF
sheep and about fve or six thousand
cattle and not many hogs; people hard
ly rlnse enough Tor their own use here.
We have a good country for stock; can
raise lots OF has and plenty Of grain
but are at present ~ FAR from a rail-
road, II il i2O miles % the nearest
point or station. but n the uintnh RE-
serve IL thrown open wo viii soon have
road closer BY and Tine country.
Major Huor Of the First United
states Engineer corps, has removed 81
OF the 50 mines Of tornedoes put In San
Francisco bay a, the outbreak OF the
war with spain. lie lh experiencing
some difficulty IN locating the remaining
six mines, as they have dragged their
anchors for distance Of a mile or
more, and sevral OF thOm have become
detached from the tackle connecting
them with the shore. The major hopes
10 locate the mislng mines In a day or
two and store them with the others on
Goat Island for future use.
John Allan OF Macleod, who arrived
at Vancouver. u. C., Friday from paw-
son, brings an unoonhrmed report that
Ave men have been drowned while on
the way 10 the Atm lake gold Media.
Allan met two parties. one headed by
Capt. segard OF Calgary, and the Other
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WIN Petition for Annexation.

New York, Sept. IA dispatch &c
the Herald from Manila says; one OF
Sen. Agulnaldo'a confidential advisers
says that the purpose OF the leading
tiliplnos at present Ia 20 petition the
United States asking for annexation
The educated natives realize that they
VIII never obtain stability and pros.
perity under Taso rulers. Aguinaldc
N not q party 60 the scheme; stu he
dreams Of republic under an Ameri-
can protectorate. The intelligent ma
tivos believe that annexation Is the true
lead to liberty In Wow Of the fact that
al Pla, Plllar, tho southern leader and
Puah, the Chinese ohleftain Ia tho Nal.
abaa district. chow stronger Intentions
daily OF breaking away from the CEN
trail dictator,
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Two regiment. from Camp Poland,

Camp Poland. Knoxville. Tenn. Sept
a-rwo Of the nine regiments encampcd
here have been ordered mustered out
These are First Pennsylvania and th'
10th Indiana. The former VIII be moved
10 Philadelphia and the latter 90 lndi'
annapolis. The men received the an.
nouncemont with n degree OF careless
ness, many OF them prcfcring 10 remain
here. The muHter-uid sentiment has
deprecated since the troops were re-
moved from Chlcknmhuga.
brlEadier General c. y, Rowe viii be-
succeeded In command of the First bri-
gade by Col. Oardner. Thlrty-f5urth
Michigan regiment, temporarily
General Mckee has issued orders pro.
hlbitlng the sale OF fruits and othe.
yiands IN the camps. This IL done FOL
the sake OF the health Of the men.
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washington, Sept. 2.--Thc collector n
customs NJ New orleans has tele-
rraphed the treasury department that
n private company has asked permits
sion To land nt the Mississippi river
quarantine station. near Port EadH
i,e0O goats that had been shipped from
Galveston 10 Havana and returned Ia
New orleans by the steamer Tyr. The
unusual ground for the request, authori-
~ 10 grant which has been wired. was
that the fumlFntion OF the vessel would
Kill the goats.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-03

Detroit, Mich, sept. a-John n. Dyar.
well known capitalist and business
man ~ Detroit, II dead at his summer
home In Crosse Point, Air, Dyar Auf-
fered some financial feveracs some time
ago, alleged TO have been caused by an
electrlct road he projected from Detroit
10 Port Huron. In 20 the time he mt
his revcrses. Mr.. DyAr was a director "
the Commercial National bank and
president OF the Michigan Radiator
company,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-03

Detroit. Mich, Sept, "A special 10
the Free Press from Houghton. Mich.
says; The eleventh annual commences
ment exercises Of the Michigan Col
lege Of Mines were held here last even
Ing. The graduating class was the
largest In the history OF the college, ana
embraced men from all over the United
States, several from Europe. one from
Mexico and one from South America.
Among the graduates were Arthur n.
Blair. OF Helena. Mont. and Roscoe
Cornell, OF Dillon, Mont, and Fred l..
Reynolds, OF Pasadena, Cal, with de-
gree OF mining engineer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-03

Washington. Sept. a--Thc treasury
department holds that an article N
agreement or contract Tor the sale ~
real estate Il not subject 90 n stamp
tax unless II conveys some right "
title. ~ II also held that an inhorl-
eminent bonds II subject 10 the same
crty under section 20 of the war fcyc-
niue act
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-03

Detective Gillespie OF the police de-
partment has received letter from
London telling him OF the death Of a
wealthy relative. who has bequeathed
10 him fortune. Rome says he map
quit his Job to gather In his promised
roll.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-03

ChlcknmauEa National Military Park.
s'lt THE headquarters OF the First
ahl second brigadea. FIRST division. thirt.
corps, moved TO Admission today. The
ivuFeensh New York left for Admission
lhs afternoon. Battery ~ Georgia
nshl artillery, left for Grimm. Ca. this
Ilernoon. The signal corps left 10,
eay Tor Knoxville. No removals " 4
ue .ale tomorrow. but on Monday the
smmnlng arillery batteries win leave
~, hrlr home states 20 he mustered
lu, am one or more regiments viii
,ssvs ior Admission, The First Mis-.
,sppl and the First Missouri viii
"s tor tholr home states early next
day. '"'H''' """ "'u'''e
vhlskamauga IL rapidly assuming q
.sa appearance. Only few rcgi-
es az loft and nearly all " the
tle .sphowers have departed. The ht'
m AZ" " Lyitle, which has been ono
Zoe pusles, places In this sectlu~
n,r,,tttt' months. IN getting back 20 II,
condition. Tho midway which
ng scene Of much turbulence dur
Min we sumner. IN being done away
III Ihe scores OF frame shacka are
hi lorn down and the people who
as'a s1 u, In them are leaving for new
a., Nt NltfhIunH.
e,, ohio hospital train arrived at
en- ,nm morning. II VIII leave foi
lesrt tonight Wv NV" ''
second Mlchlgan-Lewls Becker,
'S5iplny y. Tyne Mich.
liiy.fouifh Mlchlgun-Jos. Hem
ntry q, company u, Jos. Iianels, com.
t, second Yves, Vlrglnla-C-harlos p.
e''.alghlnh9n company q; A. y. Hynes,
M. grAhy !. Joseph Frank, company
R,sNi 'NAfan Russell, company ID. Earl
blns Nsr company A, Charles A. Dob
psny Company AZ l. II. Teller, COM
'tis IL James w. Philips.
ascand rennossee-I.' n na.Ie, cn,r.
i'n{ -, Il. l.. BrogE. company ID. q.
esc, nesn' company %. Kemper Prlest,
G.nRpan1y d, Leonard Riggs company
T"illAm Mhys, company A.
~h ohls-Henry a. MeAlllster,
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IN THE CAMPS.
Il,nntInuad from pase One J

,.,.tsd out OF the service. when the
nia.uu,,.,ortg arrive In New York harbor
W.. lii be met by officers with orders
nv ,, ne troops TO proceed directly from
~, .hips 10 the trains. The officers
uldi nave with them transportation Tor
~ @ntlre command. II y nkey una.
"a. ahire. after being served with a
w i,vrh they vii board the carr which
ny, a." In waiting for their homes.
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company VI. James Henley e,mpanv
W. Coleman, company X
sixteenth nennuylvania-Nath Nc.
,,ann' company -; l.. @ Say. company
Fourth Misslssppi--J. W. Crave.
Four,h Mlssouri-Rabsft Miller. com.
Second Division Hospiai-r r.
baldrldge, Terre Hau,r, Ind.
ANOTHER LOT.
Philadelphia. Sept. a.--The t-nlv.-.
sliy y Ptnnsylvanm hospiai train
stirted Tor Camp Meade last niaht ana
teturncu Shis mlrning with 20 slck soi-
nieiA Ihgy arr members ~ New
York, Rhode Island, Masa,rbpsSt4S
Michigan. Indiana. wei Vis.i.i,
Tennessee. Illinois. OhD ami Niss,,,ri
regiments. Nearly ai arr ritffsria.,
from typhoid OF mallfiAi fever Nome
arc seriously H.
The folllwlnT H. 4 iist Of ,hs w.st.r,
s1ldleir, All ~ whom are r1w M
University Hospital. sue
one hundrci AMI nf,y.nlnth tpdi,r,
Corporal Mirien Ycitdu. rlfnn,ry +. !.
Harry Houghlan. company Nii Eivysri
Bttcr. company ". Hush y Wbiis.,S
company X: James q. AN. company
Il John l.. South. commny
ssc6ad West virglnia- Aim, vu-
cockson. company ~. Ira Tilfy. c'r-
pany n, q. Tierney. company r. "a.
yid =. King. company X. "a
Twenty. Kansas - Duri,, a.
Chapman company l.; @. p. Truiif
Compony y.
Second Tsnnessce--Jahn q u,rrt,
company y; W. u. Robinson. musi.isr,
G. Bullinor company y.
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Ponce. Porto Rico. sent. a.-Tb.
United States transport shp MIrsir.
slppl sailed this morning for the Tru
"a States having on board the Now
York cavalry ana Pennsylvania cav.
airy and artillery.
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Na,aI IIo.nIlsl I'D M.rc r.l,nh.

Chicago Sept "A special 10 tho
Record from washington. u. C.. SAYS.
Tho surgeon general ~ tho navy has
asked for proposals.. 10 ho opened Oc.
tobcr 18th, for the construction M q
model naval hospital. at Mare Island.
cal, under congregational auptopria.
ton of 100000. The plans are 81 tho
most modern type, conforming 10 tho
latest hospital practice NJ home and
abroad anu provide for Indefinite cx-
Innalnn.
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Tho navy department has closed "a
contract with Tiffany Tor Admiral
Dcwoy'E sword. the consideration being
5000. The remaining 5000 " t.e
Congressional appropriation viii Doc Do
voted 90 the dcfraying ~ the expense
of striking medals for the officers and
mon who participated IN the battle ~
Manila bay May Let. u n proposed
a. have this work done no fnon 40 pos
niblc NJ tho Philadelphia mint.
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City Scavenger No. 5.

CLOSETS AND CEssPooTS CLEANER
and AL Kind Of scavcnFur work done pfompt.
b., thoroughly and No fair priora kddfassf
tlA rtenrusnfls avenue. Orders taken al iis
West south Tumble street
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Philadelphia, Sept. a.-Thc third
hospital train sent from this city under
the auspices ~ the Medlcn- ChlrurRlcai
rpltai. arrived from Camp Meade. Pa.
with more than 100 sick soldiers on
board this morning. Most OF the men
arr suffering from typhoid fever al
though quite a number are down with
maiarlal and other fevera. over 800
sick soldiers hrc now being care for at
the Medico- Chlrurgicai h spital. Among
the patients received today were the fol-
iowingi
Third Mlssourl-R. l.. Pounds. COM
pany 1. WIN. Watts. company a. Her
man C.. freetchy. company l. ~ n.
Marlborough. company n. Charles
Nnch. company T.. William NJ. McNeai.
company l.. w. 4. Sargent. company
&. r. Wanter. company G.
Fourth Mlasoufi-Elmer Ooln. COM
pany 10 Anton Reuter-. company r.
James y. PlSier company l.; Robert
Cfnnston. company r.
Fourth Iowa-charies Wright. com.
pany u,
rwcniy-aecond Knnaas-Roacoe Keel
IT. company N; Edward Cracroft. COM
pany X, VIM. Gully. company l..
seventh llllnolH-Wm. Lyons. COM
pany NJ George o'connell. company A,
John DoerlnK. company A.
second lllinols-wnL Maekic. COM
pany ~. Chicago.
one Hundred ana Fifty-Nlnth Indl-
ana-C. l.. Green. company A: Henry
cunklln. company L. Edwin norner,
company o. clyde Woods. company A;
lea Paxton, company I; Harry h. Win
iers, company n, II. y. Carter COM
pany 1. Isaac Miller company q.
Thlriy-third Miohlgan-Jamea l.. Me-
gladden., Company ID; Robert G. HRr-
mon. company q, Ira Way, company
a. J. G. McGowSb.
seventh illlnOls-patrlck Faherty,
,h'chgo' Daniel Mcdonnell. Company
Nlt,h ohio-Thomas Williams. COM
rany q.
Tenth ohio-Jos a. sltiler. Company
TuIf,y.thlrd Mlchlgan-deo. L. Mat
Na1A. comnauy