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The sea coast echo., 1898-01-08

Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup for children
,.sthino .soitens tho gums, reducing inlianma-
,,on. .allays pain, cures wind collie. 25c.a bottle.
The sea coast echo., 1898-01-08
AN OPEN LETTER
From Miss Sachner, OF Columbus,
O., TO Ailing Women.

To all women who arc ill:-It af-
fords me great pleasure to tell you OF
the benefit / have derived from TAX
ing Lydia Il. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound can hardly find words to
express my gratitude for the boon
given to suffering women in that ex-
cellent remedy. Before taking the
The sea coast echo., 1898-01-08

Wild birds do not sing more than ten
weeks In the year.
The sea coast echo., 1898-01-08

The smallest humming bird weighs twenty
grains.
The sea coast echo., 1898-01-08
Life Ism. worth Living

Christ mover sent anyone to anybody else
who came to him for help.
The sea coast echo., 1898-01-08

NEf,II Can get ret Of sIIyER-PLATED
" UtJ TEA SPOONS and information worth
&.co By mail prepaid II you send 2Oc.
TO FAMILY SUPPLY COMPANY,
WINSTON. ~. G.
The sea coast echo., 1898-01-08

There are twenty-three acres Of land
to every inhabitant OF the globe.
The sea coast echo., 1898-01-08

THE GEORGIA TELEGRAPH SCHOOL
SSis-- Teaches telegraphy thoroughly and
sfEr GA A.. starts its graduates In the railway
ss1tsE N1lH& service. Only exclusive Telegraph
H School 10 the South. Established
lxg& <F<. ~ uige years. Sixteen hundred sue
tsff s<sS cessfnI gra& stes. Send foi Illus
%Y uated a Ene. Address GEORGIA
TEiEdRf q SCHOOL, ssaola. Georgia.
The sea coast echo., 1898-01-08

THE FRAUD ENJOINED.
E1epOrt OF Dcrree-- The Famous 96O,.
900 Trademark Case Decided ".
simmons Medt cine Company, sc.
Louis, Defeats y. III. ZeiIin & Co..
tFrom So. Louis Republic. July 4, 1871
Tho supTome Court OF Tcnnossse on Juno no de-
oided the most important trade mark case that has
ever be n tried In that State and OF tho largest
evor tried 10 tho Union, affirming aud snlarRing the
opinion OF the court below. The court he d;
j. That DR.. NJ. A. Simmons, the predecessor Of
complainant, by extensive advertising OF his cole
hEated remedy known as " Simmons Liver MedI-
,ine," made y standard remedy for liver diseases
long prior 10 the acquisition by j. Il. Zein Co. Of
ANY rights
4 That the nssIgnor Of >. II. Zeilin Co., through
packages enjoinod never derived any title from A. O.
bimm0ns 70 mako the medicine nor 10 ueo his name
Or picture, and that such use by Zeilln & Co, 10
beled their medicine in imitation OF compialnent's
Bimmons Medicine Com pany, and The eSscuiioa n
this fraudulent purpose and act IL enjoned.
Enioinea zeiiln q co. from usng their corn-
limitations thereof, 10 deceive the public and uaiairy
appropriate to themselves the trade Of the o. Il.
5. Eniolned zelln q Co., from decoIv,ns ard
praetieing fraud upon tho public By labelling their
paosages 70 Imitation Of tho wrappers and trade
9, RnIoinsd zeln 4 Co. from the manufacture
and sale Of the medicine under tho name OF "Dim-
hsdlcine," or Liver Medi cine by A. 3. simmonsi;
and from using tho picture Of A. @. Simmons In
connection thsfewith. -
2: Enjoinsd Zeilln q Co., their acsiRnees. agents
ana employees from deceiying and practlcing frald
upon the public BY tho sale OF packages thus falsely
labeled, either upon orders calls for tho genuine
"smmons Liver Medicine - Of complainant or
IN any package thus falsely labeled.
D. lne court stated that II was tho purpose OF the
court 70 entirely destroy the frauduiently labeled
PACKAGES abovo described, and cause their removal
from the MARKET and ordered ZeiIin & Co. 10 deliver
ia nit NIss IL.
types, engrayings and other paraphernalla used in
imprsssing either OF the above names or tho picture
OF A. Q. Simmons.
9, Dscrsed that Zein Co. pay all the damages
whien nave accrued 70 compainant by tho sale OF
neso fraudnientiy labeled packages. Tho damages
claimed By complainant were 5000
10. Decreed that Zeilln d Co. pay all tho costs
whch amount TO several thougand dol lars the record
eeing ono OF the largest ever filed In tho Supreme
The sea coast echo., 1898-01-08

sicians and gradually grew worse.
About year ago ! was advised by
friend to try Mrs. Pinkham's Snnative
Wash and Vegetable Compound, which
/ did. After using three bottles of
the Vegetable Compound and one pacIs-
age of Snnative Wash, am now enjoy
ing better health than ever did, and
attribute the Same to your wonderful
remedies. / cannot find words TO ex-
press what Godsend they have been
TO me.
Whenever begin to feelnervousand
i'll, l know have never-fniling ply
sician ut hand. II would afford me
pleasure to know that my words had
directed some suffering sister to health
and strength through those most ex-
cellent remedies. MAY SAcnSEB,
a4sT L. Rich ST., cH embus, o.
The sea coast echo., 1898-01-08

Compound
1 was thin,
sallow,and
nervous. ]
was trou-
bled with
leucor-
s1N8f @st
my men
strual pc
RODS were
very irreg'
ular. /
n ~
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IN A SILVER CASKET.
ROYAL SALUTE rsca THE wARsaIps.
NcN Nceroy Of India and ifis wifn Given
Cordial directing They Uo
On to Calcutta.

r1mbny Dec. a0.--Boron Curzon Of
Reelection. the now v.ocr,y of india.
who arrived hero yesterday from Enc.
land wiih Lady Curzln aud their chill
dfon. landed today Tho wnrshpr 10
port nrcd a royal salute as the ,lccroy
landed.
Tho city was decorated with iine1 aud
Lord curs1n was received hy the heads
of che military naval. cccics.neticii.
legal and civil departments An nd-
drgsa OF welcome was presented by the
corporation uf lnmh1y. n was cn
closed Iu q silver ClHiloi 10 Indian work
W ln.hlp ana expressed thn gfutlns ZEE
ulu Experienced by au ciurecs nd bite
1Nf1infurnt Lord cufaln replying.
thanked ihnfH present Cor she gracious
welcome extended 90 him and o. bis
VIE. who. hr 1d ird. came Co india With
lvuu in'D IH warm Hs biz own ana
wiH looked forward with delight tu q
$50 of ysprv labor in thoir midst
A. trr cluclusiHn OF hc reception
L0rd ari . Hly Cura1u we're driven iu
100 urrH landau tu tho government
l1uHn. 0HC1rul 10y the bombay llHnt
horse. immtuHr crowds assembled IT,
the nHtNe uulfi0ra ThUN wrrr nut
.d.mlr ltr1tlvu but were ct IDENTITY hu "a.
y Interested.
tfi Haudhurtt. Tho governor or
BOMBAY. aud Lady gaudhurat received
tT#l urd Lads Curaw ON the hteus Of
chr r1ytrnmen. huurr.
Tine new ticurHy and Lady Curznn
viii start Cor Calcutta tomorrow cvcn-
Ina.
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sENAT0n MOHHilL Avn WIN.
senators Hemains win Lilo In stat. mi,
MONDAY riare Of iinal fnterment.

Montpelier VI. Dee. m a meeting
~ ciuzena % Montpelier Will b, mold
tonight o. mako arrangements flr tho
reception Of me bodies vi senator and
Mr. Morrn. ana Cor No funeral next
Monday nf,Hr Hun.
The hldIT VIII he deposited in the
vault az Groom Mountain cemetery u
this city until tho Mhw1lOum now In
process of contraction nf Stafford.
seua.or Murrila home. can be com.
pirisd
The body NJ Senator N1rrll viii dc
in slate nt ihe state house on Monday
forenoon, whore n can Doc viewed. na
comparatively ffv D Ip'e can hn admit
90 10 Representative hlll during che
funeral hour
a committee ~ citiacns viii meet the
funeral train 0u liH arrival un Monday
morning ana "a guard ~ honor win DO
provided flr thn commuters accom-
rluylHT ne remains o. Montpelier, cons
r'FUnc or sfnltlru Morgan. German,
Cullum. Ncsi J p. Jones' Turpie Ala.
Hch GRAY Chandler Faulkner. Fair.
banks ana Wolcntt. and Representa-
tiveF Crnut puwHra itlft DlnTioy. Nc
can. GROW, nnukho1d. ClichInrH, Rich
- son. Fnas, and Genoral iofonh
'eier. II n air1 expected that Vice
pr0 siierf Hobart win accompany the
funeral train 90 Montpelier
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How ~ Was Negotiated Roads Interested
In the Purchase.

New York. Dec. ao.-rh, Tribune
says
Since .lie rU.urn 90 chicago, about zen
daHH ago, ul John y. alliHnru, uf tlf
Illinois Trust A. SaYlurl htuh, Whp wlt
ln ihH cltv tUr several days aI ihn ilnH.
ana who hDid conferences with various
officers su rOsnrl % The alI0 10 enc
Chicago y Mtun Railroad, ihc control
Tor che intorat IN which he was be-
lIDvHd 10 have been authorized Geo rep
rnfrr; ln rhrre uUrItlntluH l.r.is ur
nothing was heard ihnu. tnH Alinn I'M
90 Thursday. whom q. WIS learned that
NJ. Mluhrll was again IN NHw - VIE.
Ilght aui had resum hH elrfsr0 ucn
lmplr,1ul lp.er ts ln the Union Pa.
HI. ana Could interests. sild lt the
time ,hnf ihf negotiations fur enc pur-
chase ~ ihH road h8i been 'p rus "A i1
hm1eli when AR lMfrleu n.trfrd flr
the Wet 10 was grr rally understood
chat ~ Alton rYld' would iu al prnbl-
hllhy Doc purchased hy thr pulIeiie
VI banks and h1nEDu. among 10 Ian boz.
Ing mentioned DE Firs. N4nonaI AMI
Chase Nnlonal hanks, and iho FIRMS nf
Cu,Isr. NJ ryan * Co, AMI Kuhn. I..uh
a co., 90 this city. ilamhletun q CO..
m baltimore. ana Norman ~. gcam ~
On .rnr1. The Hyr1rltr. DO wa added.
was acting M the iuterr ~ r.yrrni
wrFefu roads. lnciuliug the MirfourI
Pacific. the linton Pacific. thp iulnoIr
Central and poadhiy thc KanmH Gay.
pulburg 4 Gun. u being .hn plan 70
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Now York, Dee, CA Dispatch 1, the
world from Wellington Flya.
Ihn Cuban delegation 60 the United
states has Just prepared and sont 10
tuhn An elaborate appeal In circular
form, go De widely distributed 90 nli ma
lives, 90 remember that they f,urlt for
Independence, ana NOT FOR annexation.
lhe maulfeHt0 reviews the strurfle
- throw OF Spain's tyranny ana rc.
cnuA.H tho ailreg lf tho Victory ana TO-
feii % The action " Congress In REGARD
90 "a stable glvlnmeut balng estab-
l.fned.
m annexation were dcalrod. II would
Dr. h7tiUr GO have 10 brought ablut now
uDn l1ior ami fir that reason % o. d.-
Hlr.i ihsi Tho qur ton should be- rsitiel
huIliy 900 thn present timf. Yet 10 iH
sufficiently brown that ruhlns made
war ana fought Tor udtpcndcnce. not
COR annexation, ana that AN th.
rre0llus hlnll thHi Dos been fhad Inn
900 ho hardship endured, and al the
HuUsO.ug were 90 Ruin Independence
and nothing short 0r thlf.
''ft l7 Idlculnuf 90 try a. answer the
nccunt'nu8 that tho Quinn people are
iudulsnt. hat thcy nrs uncluoltci. nv
faithful and unable o. govern them-
roivol. Thor industry. labor and
,aiefFy have wlln cuba In many roe
specis one % tho most productive coun-
tflCH ~ the world.
Their duty now n 20 stand by the
lone star banner, which signifies inde-
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IUINK A MISTAKE Was MADE.


New Y4k. Dcc. a0.-A SPECIAL 90 aie
Hoal hcm Hawai- s,ys.
on wsfa aiay 900 .rigrssfc cavalry
inca wl.hirus Siaen 80, d,y in a bulk
bcoauss she Amu.cars refused % rec
oglsze .ism cNccfe ll ir,iivldulH. clvii
G1v,rnrr D. CaFro adviri Gotri
LuE1w 60 avail hertlf ~ 9hc services
" cavalry ufitr o.. ii.ruritk. The
men crrtrsd aa driFnrs api hnmci
Cuhau nlgr. dfag pa'ca duiy wcr' ~
0aianr slvW. The Am flcaus r,fusci
90 pcivr,l "a m 90 act aa 20 cTFin'z.d
bady, ard aacr dirg dry o1c sfghi
DIZZY tay.scd .htir nar ana rturri -
Mrstoiia CtUp, a. Mlntr,in,
% r. kuNFn alas O. %. NuurA ifol1
iiat hsft nj triat - prupefiy, in'i1I ~.
~ has nevtr received anything hF cur
.II Igmru. fnm $50 riNetftus islNta K
Civ Am rc'n rovcrful. 20 so,n zine
uTu 90 rfrf a nHffUrul rlprr. ff4tVr -
olafsr wt.h gh1 Amcrcin evacuation
camucsr'au, Dec. liuticr pryp'a ~ q
u pusrHuli -istI ~ ps n'fftfuilt' ii Do
afglt q HurE. hri uU~t WltI lui Al.
mhai samInn rafnrd tl IN hn.
\ 'sttT from Gumta b. lug h.cn
received hcrs lie waA wif' enough r.t
o. c.mmt nlmfoif flirii riiu l1 uy
sans h. oaId Ht cl.nr ea HANtru uu-
irsH b. ctme aH g'io rgnmlad.r-'n-Chief
~ no cuban army - ibrraslHr. gri N
~ mer VIII hal flufni WIKI him Tor
ihf.r y.ifn fHsrr GHt god Uti rh 90
como o. frtfgTrd nlSus Wlh 90 m.
H. Scout. 4 she iol ,nn, so pre- rre
offhr cuban o. ops Waud result iu disc
urlfr. declaring their pre- rcr NHuI
nf ,h' Boz. p.Hini' gu1tnrf F." cf Nei g,
% u ID .
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COULD NOT STAND THE SHOCK
ssnU Romero Had No, suHieien, Vitality 10
Rally from III, Operation,
rcsor SGT IL ~ 1850, aud lie Died In Ices
THAI Three Hour Represented MsNleo
Ia the q. =. for Ossr twenty Year,.

Washington. Dec. a0.-senlr Don
MailrH Eomrro. the Mexican ambassa-
dor 10 thr United states. who died at
she embassy here at g.io o'clock this
morning, on Wednesday last underwent
an operation Tor appendicitis. Although
the operation was entirely successful.
tho resulting rhulk proved greater Than
Do could bear. 10 CO. 1850 O'Clock this
morning, however, 10 WIS .hlught Do
was IN a ftlr wsy O. recover b. a. that
time hish fever Hrt Zoe ana Do sank
rapidly uutil h.a uUtin.
About his hHIHiif wrre Oils sister,
MrH. Garcia, and hIH auna, thr Hecfr-
tarleH aud other attaches uf thg one
haHHy. hlH unyr.ellrs ana cN-suCfctary
ana MtH, John ", fosiu.
Tho death lf Mua Romero. which oc-
CURED flmr months ago. Wa h great
shock 10 the ambassador aud uu hiH rc.
turn from MUNru, whittier De- had
taken her ROMANS fpr lUiffmruL hiH
friends remarked that d. was greatly
broken and showed IumI taxable rifna
uf failing health. While u McAltl ut
that tine. ar l,lurs' WaH stricken
with icNcr hnl although Do. Was soon
able o. return goo tnr l.u. ed StticH he
never fully rcgIrrl Air hrIlih.
Up 90 this hour 900 arrtn rmonta
have boon nndp ilf thr funcr bus u
lH said that in ali probability u VIII
take plurn %, 1 u'Hlirk u'hf sunday
Afternoon. al S. Matthew ihpliu
church, The uwHa tH. u'pAcW'
jose j,0mrrl, la rnW nn h.f way IRON
AcAlco, hav'ns nr,l .li,lin ,n'l Hh 'i
thc amhaFHnglf WHf .fiehDn, Hnl al
though q b. NOT UNu.UIed tnIt he can
roach here ln time ior th7 funeral h.
Wlll prnnIhly tEhH Charge Nt lhn ~
mains when taken tp MaNlcl, some ume
In the near futuir,
gen1r ltamerl pi h1hlN was mo nest
known member nf .h1 lirlumnll1 cltps
In Wanhlngtnn aGd vas or some Time
lm doln. whoa Great Hritain rare
her mlHsnn o. 900 Huhhfy the nldti
rank nlared glr Julian llunenlgt'. Tho
british nmh1HfliIr. ut thr he1i NJ thn
0irpr. though Junior M years OF ser.
vice io Senior itInHli, VINO Wit ltl.tl
only recently nlm the rank M minister
10 that N nmh1ssilor MoN.el i1ll1w'
Ing ths ernmpi. 1f Grcif iirlflln, uaiy,
Germany. Frnnrh Ind iiiirau ln urler
10 honor tho diplomat NhY hal cprr-
rfnted nor rl ably It Washington Tor
more fhan tNorty yHifH in all nnd had
served hor faithfully ana wei in other
capariiies az hlul.,
a sketch plrraIrl ny W.
and unfinished M JOS hull an Cor ne
month of Drerml# r. 1885. aftcr revision
rs senior NomC.H himself, b.v.H 800
.nhioincd hbEfaph.cal Nview Of the
"ssno- lt1merl % our u the moo.
umlneni ftitrsmHH NrHeFa lnl ilpl3-
mats OF Mexico, ll' Wds nlrn !n ~
cuy ~ Oaxacl, l'nfuAlf ~ lNs,' 10
i've f.ace' and OuIa 10 ~ chs capitol
IN ibe r.nubllr .HHrr hU zoe NHd his
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fcreu. factions on chat day certain "
the parties VIII withdraw and every
thng be left to the c1urts ~ decide.
While several conferences ~ COM
miiiees were held in Ncw York lately
u is said absolutely nothing was ac-
compiishcd
one VI the parties Interested 10 the
outcome states that IN hla orlnlDn u
will never be- r sTihie 20 arrive So sat-
isisctory conclusion without concos-
silrr being made nii around The ri
~ exceedingly intricate ana lhcrc D.. 10
iH said. NJ court in tho land that can
stralghtcn the tarrlc.
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81 v s. t. - a. a0--A drEeh 90
300 Wfd ffm fHrl1u Hftai
q fIrf 1HuI d 80 llr ffriird
rIyg q rt'.ff W frn Hniirrfm one
source r e. r. Et rhlzy sa1 b.au
rAyifs tlirf s.rs n.p mhsr ~.
"lfr dcrltufa fDr America IL re-
-Iil . as iuru.1Di.
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81. Paul. MIMI Doc. 3O.-From %
ahnvt zorro yesterday. ghe mercury
dropld rapidly. reaching 10 below 90 z
O'clock ,h morning "a chs city. N
'ho same hour s was 20 below az Moor
hrlG. 800 hollow az Winnipeg: 20 be-
lIW 500 buluth and 70 below az Haflls-
fond. loo the Canadian uag'hwrsi. Con-
tlnu1d cl'i is promised Tor sne balance
OF the vVgrts
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cunAss rlrL SORE.
Espress Their ureat disappointment ~
u"n. iirookr's Orders.

New York. Dee go.--A dispatch 10 The
Tribune fiHm HnggIa suyh:
Tao mutation here Do NOT critical, but
lt DO delicate. The cuban leaders are
Alplng The Wellington authorities Will
pr'ui. o n4raur ~ their forces un MIn-
day, Whitn would not cuinpllrltr tho
transfer nf spanish sovereignty on SUM
states 20 AN official recognition no tho
'HalHHut army. Neither General
iin.l,u uor General Ludlow has been
w.lllns 50 take this responsibility.
Gomez VIII rut come unless be can boz
received hy his army The .naurgant
comm lnder promise 20 Toxic iull re-
sruurih.llty f0r rtpr FalnH dlsnrlsr ana
IAN to DO -, u would end ihelr lnfu-
euce. ~ thr reception tn Gomez Is not
Permitted the Cuhln committees sHy
That The propose celebrations viii be
ninnGlns and that both the Anglican
nud cuban iiags, which have been ny
Ing fipm the houses ~ CublnH, VIII De
taken down and no uumonNritiln DO
held. They declare that while tho pel-
pic viii be- Intensely disappointed no
trouble " 20 occur. Their ability ~ keep
this promise has MT yet been shown.
Come " tho r1if1l lnaurrent come
mnndcra 0f q minor grade mist nat
thrv Will enter Havana with their
flrcel and celebrate but conservative
coiiranir have M % thls Time prevailed.
THE force m roo lnaurraut doing p1-
leo duty nt Nedl % and under Colonel
Hernandez hrs been withdrawn be-
raufs the United states military nu-
thoritins could mot recognize them cN-
cont nB individuals a ml1unlcrstnnd-
fnr between Crner9ll Loo nu1 Ludlow
~ rtnoe ~ the Insurgents u fo police
duty necCrT1ry.
fTha neWnn1uNH1 counsel modern tor.
itf urrr thst thu irHurreni trIong Zoo
permitted ~ nrfar Havana and take
rart In the celebration.
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nr.,lilnn.rnl,ra s,.,.. rren,,.

Nw York. Dec on dHrtich fl |
Ca Hrmu frnm BIO ds Iar.ir. lilioH
shal ihf Brazilian coHerrH hir n.y..
rf soI % ir0Iiy ~ eO.iJi.i.u win the /
HHf..UN NfuEHH.
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Pana. No.. Dee. go Earl Herring. %,
Company q. Springfield lliA, was shot
and Killed tuday while on guard duty
ring cnier,I lu Old coal IN Il fug pre-
terli1u from the rain, lie stumbled over
several largo Jumps 81 coal, and as he
f.U, hla KUN dropped ANA was disc
charged. Tine BAN passed through his
IHlff
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y, nt,,ln. Iin. NoI sallra.

Paris. Doe so-Tho ministry ~ ih'
COLOMBO q. uy thr pois ihil prryfus
hat mMfk.1 ffum ihH cfvrnnH nn nlf
rriuru Do Frlrtr. adding ha. shH court
~ ciurliHn Hlof. ern decide upon ia'
raitru ~ ihe prisoner
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mugrd ~ KIilns ~ sicpIapghter.

gprlurn M. NnGf.. D,c. 90 - mlni1ua
KriLhlf. KS was hnngd Mere today ior
th. murd 2 ~ nix s.cpd iughter. Vic
iHria pnkus. 10 year' ot age Ih- NIUE
dor WIS r0mlp-fd IrnulrY 10 1887,
II was The result OF a complaint male
ruined ana guhsequenay tN8rfi wi.h
lhe u,1ost cruelty. Aficr shooting ths
glrl twice with a revolver. krathofsky
shot hlmFslf In the head.
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iiJughton. Mich, Dec. ll.-Jcrry Muir
rhy. % well-known minor. living In cal
umei. sold hla biggest Bernard Rlrney
% K.nllhe r1riy clgh,ecn months
ago. The dog was taken 20 Dnwf1u
cay and performed sod service. Last
night "Hunny' rclppoucd az Murphy 'H
home ln Calumet. How hn aul ccndrl
.n returning from Alaska is a mystery.
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iongknnr Dec. a0,-Tho Glenavon.
nficr striking the rlrk headed for
lilngkong, but sank rapidly. Two OF
her boats arrived hero nnd two nrc
missing. Two steamers naVo been aent
IN gaHfch ~ chem.
II now develops that four passengera.
the captain and thIriy-threo OF the
crew were saved
The Glcnaygn had crew OF hfty-four
men an told.
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Fart Of III" crew saved cerialp, chief
Oniccr aud two Engineer. Missing.

Hone Kong. DC. ao,-Thc nrlilsh
rtrImtg Glaawu Captain Pl.hlr.
watch riiiIl for Ilandan from here ycs-
cerily rveTtrg, haa ben wrecked On a
rick. PAS - her ercg aas brta sivcd
Nnd hrd u acre Tho cap.ain, emo
chiDf vfuoIf ART 500 nclrd and fourth
tue rcHrs trr Wi sang.
Ing Hdt 10 a..lmlr Oluuy 4 hailed
ffagr uass 81 aEl was 20 d.9ia caa4
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-30
aporsanl,aiion OF rhe wl.cop.In cenlral.

Milwaukee, WIS. Dec. s0.--ArccIdlng
10 replrta that come from New Yofk
10 parties IN Milwaukee Interested in
ne WlacOnln Central system thf pue4-
hun uf whether Ur not th0rr Wlll
be reorg snlzatlon % thr pres
ent system VIII De drnni els
settled on or lsfore February n. n 70
agreement has heen reached by the dlf-
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-05-20

Demosthenes Lycurgus, young
man we'll known in Honolulu and
now in business in Hilo, received
by the last mail a report of the at,
tempted assassination of his father,
near Sparta, by a debtor from
whom he had attempted to re-
cover some property, according
to the Hilo Tribune. The man
shot him in his sleep. The bullet
glanced from the breast bone and
passed along the side, inflicting a
painful but not dangerous wound.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-05-20

Which arise from Impurities in
the blood and a depleted condition
of this vital fluid may be entirely
averted by Hoods Sarsaparilla
This great medicine cures all
spring humors, boils, eruptions
and sores, and by enriching and
vitalizing the blood, it overcomes
that tired feeling and gives vltali-
ty aud vigor.
Hoods Pills cure nausea, sick
headache, biliousness and all
liver ills. Price rs cents.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-05-20
NATIVE VOLUNTEERS.
Celebration by Co. c., N. G. H.. OF IL
Third Anniversary.

Celebration by Co. c., N. G. H.. OF It's
Third Anniversary.
There was merry time at the
Drill Shed last evening. 1t was
the occasion of the third anniver-
ssry ball given by Co. G, N. G. H.
The hall was tastefully decor
ated with flags and bunting, pre-
senting a very pretty appear
ance.
The Quintet club was ensconced
on the stage behind bower of
ferns and pa ms. About one
hundred couples took advantage
of the opportunity and thorough
ly enjoye themselves. Refresh
ments were served about IL
o'clock.
The committees having in
charge the event were:
Arrangements-Capt. John NJ
Kea, Lieut.. S. l.. Kekumano,
Lieut.. Gus Rose.
Reception-Non CONS Co. "G".
Floor-A. j. Smithies, 1. II.
Sherwood, P. Silva, T. p. Cum
Minis, manager.
Decoration-Capt. j. M. Kea,
L. p. Cummins, Lieut.. Gus Rose,