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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-10
WHITES MUST RULE
Tarheel Democrats Prepare to
Subdue the Negroes.
PUNISHMENT Is ADJUDGED
As About the Proper Penalty
to Start With.
PUNISHMENT Is ADJUDGEC

Washington, Nov. "a special to the
Star today from Wilmington. y. c.. gives
the details Of a nass-meeting OF 600 citi-
zens OF that city at the court house there
today. Ito assert the supremacy of the
white man" Ex-Representative Waddell
presided and read a series of resolu tions
reciting the determination OF the white
citizens to forever rule the city and 10
commence the work Immediately declaring
that hereafter white labor should be given
preference over col0red and calling for
the Punishment OF Alex Manley. the negro
newspaper publisher who printed an OBJ
jectionable editorial recently. An amend
ment was offered calling on the mayor
and the board of alderan 10 vacate their
offices now instead ow waiting until their
terms expire in March.
These resolutions were referred to a
committee and while awaiting its report
several speeches were made, one Of the
speakers, Representative-elect Bel.amy,
urging the expulsion of Manley in twelve
hours but counseling moderation in other
respects. The committee soon reported
its conclusions, favoring the expulsion OF
Manley, as proposed; urging the employ
ment OF white labor as far as possible.
and resolution reciting that, the mayor
and chief of police having demonstrated
their incapacity, and their continuance in
office being a enace. they should resign
The report was unanimously adopted and
a committee of twenty-five was appoint
ed TO carry into effect the resolutions
adopted.
1t is understood that Manley has a.
ready left the city. The mayor and chief
of police say they will not resign. as the
resolutions call for, but will serve out
their terms.
This afternoon there was a conference
between the committee and a number of
the most influential negroes of the city.
at which il was agreed that the negroes
were to report at Z o'clock tomorrow
morning as to whether or not Manley
would comply with the requirement Of
the resolutions. II he does not, white
men propose to go in full force at a.
m. and destroy the newspaper plant and
forcibly expel the editor. There is in
tense excitement and many fear that the
negroes will attempt to protect Manley.
IL lney 90, the WORST Can De eAptCteu'
FOUR NEGROES LYNCHED.
Augusta, Ga, Nov. "a special to the
Chronicle from Greenwood, S. c., says:
A telephone message from Phoenix, the
scene of the race riot in this county. re-
ports all quiet at 8 o'clock. About forty
armed men on duty there. Four negroes
were lynched near Phoenix about .
o'clock this afternoon. Positive evidence
INN ga +ad
ir the shooting of the white men yester-
day. About 100 white men participated in
the lynching, and there was no attempt at
disguise or concealment. All is quiet
here at this hour, though more trouble
is expected IN the Phoenix section The
efforts that have been made TO prevent
bloodshed so far have been of no avail.
Public sentiment has unanimously indors-
ed the lynching.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-10
TIE
WONDER WORKERS
DR.. Duncan and
Wife,
The w Onderful
Heaters
WITHOUT MEDICINE !
Office: 24o North Main
Street, Wichita, Kan.

The latest and most wonderful treatment
ever offered the suffering public for the
cure OF all diseases. is the united scientific
treatment without the use OF medicine
Dr.. Duncan and Mrs. DR.. Duncan are
graduates in all the FIVE sciences. Oste-
opathy. Massage. Swedish Osteopathy,
Magnetic and Science are al combined IN
one practice. These combined under the
system of DR.. Duncan and wife will SIM
ply astonish the most skeptical and almost
rob the grave OF its dead. Dr Duncan Is
graduate from the best colleges of medi-
cine and has had twenty-five years sre-
cial practice. but now saws he frds no
place for medicine. Even where medicine
has value. by the use OF tn, combined
treatment, the fruit of their own research.
more relief can be given in thirty minutes
without medicine than can be affected by
the use of medicine in thirty days in any
case. Osteopathy and the Swedish OSe-
opathy each have astonished the world.
used separately, but now combined, they
supply what each lack. and added 70 them
DR.. Duncan and wife have the perfect
knowledge OF the use OF massage and mag
netic science, besides they are both con-
stitutionaHy adapted 20 give these treat
ments with wonderful power not often
found in two persons. On arriving in
Wichita. they have had a large number
who have followed them here for treat
ment knowing of the wonders they have
performed in other places. Not one case
going under their treatment will fail to
get well in from thirty minutes 20 thirty
days. no difference what may be the 6is-
ease. Mrs DIT. Duncan looks after all
ladies' while the Doctor attends TO all
gentlemen. You are not asked 10 pay for
any treatment unless you are benefited.
These doctors have consented to remain
here for three months. Remember. you
will not be cured with false promises. but
every treatment proves It's value in thirty
minutes The lame are made to leap for
joy, the blind see and the decf hear. VIII
control any pain from any cause in thirty
minutes. Will reduce any fever in same
length OF time. Consultation free to all
Office hours TO u a. m. 10 s p. m.
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H0N0RS TO A DEAD FOE
Cubans Can't Understand Such q
Flight Of Ma.nanimity

ht Oi
Santiago De Cuba. Nov. Sword was
received here late last night that. after
a hard days search. the body OF General
Vera Del Rey had been discovered near
FL Caney, IN spite OF the efforts OF the Gu
bans 20 prevent its discovery. At day
light this morning a procession escorting
the body commenced the journey towards
Santiago and arrived a. the outskirts OF
this city shortly after S O'Clock, where
i was met by several companies OF the
Fifth United States infantry and band
OF music. These troops then escorted the
body through the main streets OF SANTA
go the band playing the dead march
from saul" 20 the intense establishment
OF the Cuhsns. who were unable 20 under
stand why honors should p paid 70 a dead
Zoe. many OF them saying that the Amer
leans are now favoring The Spauiards-
The remains were taken 20 an under
taking establishment. and wien the body
OF General Sant3ctldes. who vas killed ~
the Insurgents az Raysmo. az the out
break o: the instruction. = recovered.
re two bodies VII be taken on board a
mail steamer bound Tor Havana
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CASTOR|A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature ss.ss the Of ZMzZZzu
BOARD MOVES TO DETROIT
Few Witnesses Examined on the Last
Day at Chicago.

Day at Chicago.
Chicago, Nov. BY working from ten
to twelve hours a day the war investigat-
ing committee has arrived nearly at the
end Of the list of witnesses to be heard
in this city. They left for Detroit tonight
The travelling OF the committee has all
been done at night. DID. Conner said they
had seen only a stretch OF seventy-five
miles of country during daylight. Three
sessions have been held every day except
Sundays.
The number Of witnesses summoned for
examination at Detroit is comparatively
small, and II is not thought that the
committee will be compelled 70 remain
there longer than two days. leaving for
Washington some time on Saturday
Mrs Josephine Desch of Chicago com
planned today OF the treatment OF fler son.
Lud wig Desch. on his return trip from
Cuba and also while in the hospital a.
Nontauk, where he died. It is claimed
that the body was buried without any
clothing. and other charges of III treat
ment are preferred.
Major stephen Baker of the FOURTH
United States infantry. WHO had charge
OF the Second brigade. second division o
the Fifth army corps. while in Cuba.
spoke in the highest terms OF the wcr K
OF the medical men OF The army and also
Of the hospital corps. II was his opinion.
however. that there was not a sufficient
number % doc,ors % look after the SOL
dlers.
Colonel Augustus cambridge. OF TIE
Fourth infantry. testified in relations 20
ne operations in The Santiago campaign.
All the time that we were n Cuba 90
said Colonel Bsinbridge, our comnfssory
supplies were as good as could De ex-
pected under the circumstances 7 think
the quartermaste-s department did every
thing il could. Medical supplies and doe
tors also were constantly sho-t-
John T richards. a Chicago attorney
appeared before tee commission in ne
case OF Private Louis Nelson % Chicago
S4lo was last heard of g. santiago or
intestinal trouble. Il has been vno1iciaIly
stated that NJ has since been sent % the
United states but Ms family are unable
70 Obtain information as % his where
abou-s- TIE commission did not consider
ire case within their jurisdiction. They
considered shst there were 50 many sirri-
la cases II sl vars that they could no:
undertake % go snto TIA: branch q the
subject
Tae afternoon session vas o Al H.
formal nature. as 70 witnesses nz1e their
appearance
The -aeul5e-s OF men commission ief;
the cs;y a. So over the Michigan Central
railroad Tor Detroit. NAer= osh=r wins
IS Vii os examined From teere taeJ ex-
peek % 80 To Washing On
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HIS PENlNSULAR FRIENDS
Emperor William VIII Visit on His
Return from Palestine.

Madrid Nov. 9.-Induiries made here
concerning the proposed visit OF the en-
peror Of Germany 70 Spain show that the
Spanish government has been nitified that
TWO German warships. one OF them nav
ing the emperor and impress OF Germany
on board. viii arrive in Cadiz on Novem-
her -. But. IL is claimed, u IS not yet
known whether the visit OF their males
ties : Of a private or OF an Official caar-
acJer. Il Is asserted AZ The foreign office
this evening that Emperor William and
Empress Augusta Victoria, after visiting
Cadiz. viii visit Cartasena- The queen
regent will invite them 10 vistt Madrid.
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ST. LOUIS & SAN FRANCISCO R. R.
FRISCO LINE"

LOW WINTER TOURIST RATES.
Parties DESTROYS OF gong 20 a winter
resort or taking a pleasure trip 10 south
ern points. should not fail 10 oau on
Frisco Line city ticket agent. corner Main
street and Douglas avenue. and ascertain
rate, route and limit OF tickets. and any
other information You desire. The winter
resorts in the southern states have all
opened and are ready 10 accommodate the
always-ready warm-cIimate seeker OF the
north at this period OF the year. and while
the Frisco Line Is always equal 20 occa-
Eions. a very low rate 70 the winter re-
sorts has been put in effect from Novem-
Der l. lssS until April 81. 1899. with final
return limit 10 June l. lSg9
II. o MORTIMORE. City Ticket Agt.
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Rnn pawn st q tsirycII-t

Cambridge. Mass. Nov. s-H-- Al1s
Freeman Palmer. formerly p-es.1sri o
wellesley college. s1d s-ifs - P-ofeFscf
g r Psln1e- = Harvard. Nzs --11 coNa
By a b.rgclls- rezr Efa-vaTf -o1aJ and
Badly injured. So al recover Ma
Palmer - very prominent - e---s'-9r.zi
circles s.8 Is 15ua-c-e4 H--1 Ea-oas1
r--f----re--
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ca a q Ia.
Bears TIE ~ NJ. ~, -ee-s c@-sA
-s=.'7' LE1HNzZx
wisconsin Justice Resigns

Milwaukee. WIS Nov. "A special from
Mals7n SAYS. Associate Justice slzs
P.n1ey 81 ,1e state supreme co1rt HANDED
in his resignation 20 Governor scc,sid 20
day. T. .s understood thst Jsst.c- Plr-
reg had contemplated the step 19r some
time. he has Been On ~ STATE supreme
beucn many years has sa; .n May iu-
Primers res znat.1n vas brought sooa.
.- .-.r-. 80 fr Ae1t--
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san F-zacis-s. $5T. See Uaa.LnE
steamer Ta-zkasr has arrived "a y1rt
from M A-r-.e E41a ~ ca-s7 sae
60 Rad ~ ia1z rz-af s-ss is'ioEei met
q ire recently arrive seasf-s saa Aas
s.o-e1 azzy i- hes go iz-o 5-sszss %
ziaassSozs der e@Tass = sElses =. ever
- 1e
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Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS
by MILLIONS OF MOTHERS for their
CHILDREN WHILE TEETHING, with
PERFECT SUCCESS. Il SOOTHES the
CHILD. SOFTENS the GUMS. ALLAYS
All PAIN; CURES WIND collie and is
the best remedy for DIARRHOEA. Sold
by druggists in every part of the world.
BE sure and ask for Mrs Winslow's
Soothing Syrup" and take no other kind.
Twenty-Five cents a bottle.
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Library Of Congress.

W a~itAtiAE VIZ ~ N-ss NNAs L. A8tsL
Wichita Daily Eagle, Wichita, kansas
The following numbers are needed 70
complete the fls in this library OF the
Eagle: April is. lsss. Realizing that
agents sometimes return back mum
bcrs. I ask again FOR early issues OF
this year. Perhaps some subscriber could
help US out. 4 you would note the ibraTy's
needs IN your columns
II these may be furnished. the courtesy
viii be greatly appreciated. Volumes are
bound when complete. Yours very truly.
JOHN RUSSELL GENSY. Librarian.
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FRrSrO LINE

Parties contemplating a trip - Colo
rado. Oregon. Washington. Idaho. Mon
tana. California and Titan points should
not fan 20 cal al city ticket Office Frisco
Line. as we now have the only line TO
a5ov. states We can save you from 8
20 q hours 70 all points on Pacific coast.
and from 20 hours or Denver. Colo
rado. and Ogden. Utah Leaving Wlch-
TIA al 12-l5 noon. you arrive n Denver
next morning a. 4-15. WITH only orr changs
Of cars. Through Pullman sieepera. tour
tst eleepers and chair cars from Els
worth. az which point direct connection
fsrade Passengers can remain "A slsep-r
untu O. m. AZ Denver. Fer points VS..
north. southwest and norm wet % Den
ver. direct connection = mad train ieav-
Ing Denver IA a. n. arriving a. Port
1zaf 80 a n. t-tlr1 cav1. Seaf;is so
. n. Cri-d 5ayl. sp1kars rs a n. GARD
DAN Butte j. 2. n. fsscou8 czyj. He.-
e-a 70 ~ ?. n. second dap. San Fran
cisco e-g a n. card daTl.
H 0. AORTIMORE. CITY T1-ks5 Az
Corner Man and Doug az
80 ODDS
wh.r. you - and when. TIE F,5ck Is'sH1
servio. s. sizays the hest Ii" rates.
fast tine and courteous treatment
AE COOPER y. p. 4.
r-Br- Mcleod 4 o r & = 4.
1aE AMERICAN NAVY. CUBA AID
HAWAII
A ssrtfollo. n ten pass siE-ss1 FisSs
ssrs Part. cf the anest hasf-tons pc
tore. q tas Amsriczn Saw. Csha and
EaEaa. has 11si been iarze9 ~ Dzs-
lfsalnE house
TIE Frisco Lins 80 -aes srrsnr.-
ue-fs or special s1ltio1 f5- TIE senri;
q - patrons ss1 a f2zclfasz eoVF cas
e- sesa a. any &C - zs1rs is1 sssfsaat
tsrEst o@ces sirEis pats E4J - 81
A. tez ce1-- saca. I'D f--i rst ere s1n-
I'D srl SKY p.1rsr. costs kst &c
s.sta- Scfscrf 2f-ofs :cf as 80 DsT -
ls.. vtE tss sErnt 7. ~ = - pFss-
- sI~sffr-srt rsEarsi=s CUBA i.sss -
;sess are very une,F. y ;As axeat 81
y5sr s,a-foa azs -. a<sa sa57 - 80
szn~. v9s zsE srclss~ rfrz-ttsa1s sirsct
% 2 7 wssras1. Gs-~-s- P-szraksr
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C4fF E.-EeE AE~rf-
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REMEMBER THIS
THAT THE
GOING TO KANSAS CITY,
urTAT.C TILL. r-cn

In losing an entire evening? You can
spend the evening with your friends a.
home and take the Rock Island train at
1870 D. m, reaching Kansas City at us
a. m Pullman sleeper and chair car with
out change A z. COOPER. ID. p. A.
Wichita. Kan.
EBEN MCLEOD. A. G. p. & 4. A..
Topeka. Kan.
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With A REO-HOT POKER
Frederick RatzIoG Went wooing the
t.irI Who ~raraed Him

New York. Nov. e-Tue, Journal says:
Nay McMah. ticket agent employed At
the Lorimer street station Of The Brook
lyn Elevated railroad. informed Fre6er-
lex Ration, A brakeman IN the employ
q The same company, hat she wOuid not
marry him. but on the contrary intended
70 wed another man RatzioT. earage6.
and somewhat under me influence Of
liquor. went 10 the .jcke: of3ce Friday
afternoon. thrust a poker Il the stove,
and then announced ga, re proposed 10
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THROUGH TICKETs-BAGGAoE
CHECKED

Maps. Time Tables and fun information
about the Santa Fe Route and Frisco
Line can be obtained from their ticket
Office at Douglas Avenue station. which
is open until 1910 D. m every day AL
questions cheerfully answered
l. II DELANEY. Agent
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TIE LEST WAY

To Colorado is over the Santa re Routa
The fast train. which leaves wichita AZ
150 p. m. arrives At Colorado points me
next morning. Tor Information call ca
or address l. T. DELANEY. Agent.
Phone 10 Douglas Ave. Depot
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Exchange stables.

Exchange Stables a. Orlando and STILL
water. Make a specially of carrying pas
sengers between these points Also DO a
general livery business. Travelling men
patronage solicited.
SHIVELY. VAN wYKE & SHIVELY.
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.FRISCO ITNEr
ST. LOUIS AND RETURN Sal

ST LOUIS AND RETURN sl410
Account meeting of Good Roads and
Public Improvements association of Mis-
souri,, 10 be held in St. Louis, November
21-2s. 1898. Tickets on sale November
10Th and Goth, good for return passage
until November 18th. For further infor-
NATION, call on or address.
II. Q. MORTIMORE, City Ticket Agt.
Corner Main street and Douglas avenue.
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at Henley, and Miss Alfalfa Mills. the
Christian Scientist who attended Mr..
Frederick and against whom a verdict OF
manslaughter was returned by a coro-
ners jury yesterday. were arraigned in
the police court tHenley today on this
charge and were remanded for week.
They were admitted to bail.
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Berth. are Electric Lighted

On the California Limited, Santa Fe
Route. A new system, electricity gener-
Rted by car axles; 5000 candle-power.
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London, Nov s-Alss Kate Lyoa-
member q tie household % Hsro.s Fse5-
s-.ck. ne .Ets correspondent here g sne
New Ye-k Tines. who t-et o. oc:coe- =
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Roumanian Arrive. from Ponce

New York, Nov.9-The United States
transport Roumanian which sailed from
Arroyo and Ponce, Porto Rico. Nov. 3
arrived today with all well on board.
She brought the third Illinois volunteers
commanded by Colonel Bennett, forty-two
officers and ga men. After a brief in
spection at quarantine. the Roumanisn
proceeded up the bay. Her troops were
transferred 70 Jersey City, where trains
were boarded for the west
There were about fifty sick on the Rou-
manian but only one so sick as 70 be
unable TO proceed westward with the regi-
ment. This one is Christian Johnson. pri-
vate. company G, who is suffering with
typhoid. He was taken 10 Bedoes Island
hospital. The regiment expected 70 get
away for home about O'Clock. travel
ing by three trains on the Erie.
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HoME-sEEKERs' EXCURSION VA
FRISCO.


FRISCO.
For ths benefit % home seekers me
Frisco railway viii sell tickets on Octo-
Der in. November 1st. 18TH. Dscenns Der
s;h and 20th . points Ia Arksnsas *
oeot B@ebe Conway. PM Bluff ard Pres
CIT. al points IN Oklahorns. Louisiana
fercspt New Orleans and west 81 Lsfsy-
ettsy. Texas ard points iu Arizona on 40
santa Pc Pa. &C railroad soGthern Pa
clac. NzrcOpia ard east. ~ 4 y railroad
and s. r y. railroad va Marcoplz. ard
On & F. p q =. railway via ASH York
and eli po.r.E on Southern Pacific raj
wav A .T&s r.. santa - Pacific railway
ard EDDY a8f Roswell on Pecos valley
r1Ilway. 81 New Mexico. a. rae % one
h-Et class standard fare Plus = % for me
round trip. For particulars as 70 limit
and date % returning cal Or or address
T. . MORTfNoRE.
city Ticket Agent
Corner Nan street. and Douglas av~re..
GENERAL STEAMSHIP AGESCr.
MISSOURI PACIFIC TICKET OFFICE.
It North Main Street. Wicbifs. Kan
We can rel ygg thrsuEn fauvay aaa
steamship ucks,s 70 al points n TIE
word
ocean sfrsrarhlp companies snd keep the
original tickets slEaTs On hard. 80 thst
upon paFra>siag - ca hand them - yss
a. once
Ame-ieaa Ire. SsH YORK % Eogthas5-
ton
Americas Inc. Phnss.l saia - Liver
pol
Anchor nns. SsS Tork . GlsEEsw.
Cunsrd lin-. sew York % IAvsrpso-
North German LteT5. SrE York "a
Sea harnEtoa. Brsrl.s. Genoa. E4Slss
CisrzlfSr. &erfrl2- cana ard 1spAa-
Wits Etzr LIZ sss- Ters 20 f-iFsrpssi
CAPS Ig-p. sozth Afflc2 zns sesiA An
srl-zu ucintH
We sfzo -naEs rs@casfy % pr@pAi4
Sessa uckssA "a ina, savo-s fezirsnz
20 par f>r t-Est here - bs.-E agsr tassr
treas frsrs sc Cd countries eaa a "a
sasslg ara reez5lT. vs zffsaa - - -
Even 9: 10 trsst 81 80 sfhsr 81
4 z BLEcKLET. Ax.--
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Leave Wichita at 2:lo p. m. arriving at
st. Louis next morning at 40. making
direct connections with all lines east No
change of cars. Elegant service. City
1icket office ia North Main street
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Peerless Company

WEDNESDAY, NOV Is, 1898.
Season ticket-holders may retain their
pVn seats with an extra charge of 10
GENTS All others 50 cents.
Tickets on sale at Pearce's Jewely Store
Nov 14th.
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20 Eass Daas,ai svsasa. Es.es.ta. Esaa

~ 80 von 81 re astsers - taHf sf's
I'D fh~ rru=~rztsar q deal aaeu p -
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KANSAS AND NEBRASKA LIMITED
FOR ST LOUIS
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-02-20
sn.nish government Not Responsible.

From the tone of published interviews
with President Mckinley it appears that
the committee appointed to investigate the
Maine disa ster will be given all possible as
sistance to render a verdict in favor of
Spain Many wonder what the President
means by his peculiar stand in favor OF
SPAIN If such a thing were possible that
our war vessels were so poorly constructed
that a fire in the coal bunkers could cause
such a terrible explosion and loss of life,
the designers of the Maine should be court
martialed and shot and all the other war
vessels of our navy should be cleared of
officers and sailors and blown up, which
would prevent another such calamity
President Mckinley must have a very
poor opinion of the ability of our naval
officers. 1t is quite probable that our sail
ors suffered much with malaria, which
would make them dull and stupid but it is
just as likely that President Mckinley suf-
fers with the same trouble, as the atmoS-
phere at Washington is always full of ma
stupid, causing biliousness and liver
The best thing the President could do I'M
der the circumstances would be to take
some of Haag's Liver Pills to clear his head
and order a Shipioad of them for our navy,
with instructions to all officers and sailors
10 take a dose twice a week, as they are the
best medicine on earth to clear the head,
cure biliousnesS. sick headache and ma
laria- Where officers or sailors suffer
with the grip, bad cold or fever, they
should take Haag's Cold and Fever Cap
sules in connection with the liver pills. The
above medicine gives relief in half an hour
and removes all trouble in a day.