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The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-04-21

A me reason Mrs. Pinkhams treatment helps women so
promptly is that they have confidence in her.
Through some of the many thousands of Mrs. Pink
hams friends an aihng woman will be led to write to Mrs.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-04-21

4 the womb. I suffered
4 something terrible. could
i not sleep nights and
8 thought sometimes that
: death would be such a
: relief. To-day am a we'll
81 woman. able to do my
q own work, and have not
81 apain. used four bottles
u of Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compoundand
n three packages of Sana-
q tive Wash and cannot
Il thank you enough for the
81 good it did me-"
MRS. M. SToDDARD,
< a68, Springfield. Mimi.
ties:
6 nCap hfpc DyNyu.M Ter
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GOMEHDEWG
HEzz-z P8 I'D
CURE;

doctors in the city for two
years and had no relief until I
began the use OF your remedies.
My trouble was liberation of
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The average girls cup of joy is o
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PIT. MARION POSTOFFICE ROBBED.
The thief Secures $50 in Money Order
Funds.

Po1NT MARION, March 23-The
postoffice here was robbed Saturday
last between 3 and $50 p. m. by
some unknown person, during the
absence of the officials for very
few minutes. The only thing taken
was the money order funds, amount
ing to 5000, among which was a
pension check for $36.
The affair was kept quiet for a day
or two, in the hope that something
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-26
MAINE BLOWS UP ny GUN COTTON,



NEW YORK, NOV. 25-'rhe World
tomorrow will publish a letter from
Havana stating that United States Of
ticials. after months Of secret investi-
CATION. have discovered that the battle.
ship Maine was blown up by gun cot
ton tofredoes planted in the BAY fo,.
tn" purpose. The gun cotton. 100
pounds of which was Used. was sent
from Barcelona to Admiral Manner.
Ola. commanding the port vi Havana.
AID Was either stolen from the maya
zine where the stuff was stored or taken
away by the officials in charge. Nd
miral Mantero!a's records will nm
doubleday show the names Of his sub
ofdl'lates who had direct control of the
explosives, and in that way the iden-
tltE OF the authors and executiouars;
Of N" 10y to destroy the Maine. may
be discovered.
nv" or three men were engaged in
| the destruction Of the Maine.
| = steam launch of Spanish make and
now used by te Cnited States govern
Gent in Havana harbor convened III.
Two tcrDedoes. according to the new
evidence. 70 L point within a few far.
81 the berth of the Maine and ancho-e.I
tnc'h. ne lorpedoeS were kept in no
s!tloll hE means Of buoys roated eleven
lect under water ana ten feet above the
;'!''hoiS uSd 70 prevent them from Ii,
ing swept away. The to1.pu,loes Wore,
| eAiholcu by contact with the Keel q.
! the Maine as she swung at anchor.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-26
TRADE TREATY WITH RUSSIA.
Movement to Remodel 1t Was acted by
Russian Embassy Two Months Ago.
(By Tele graph.)

WASH ENtTCN. November 25.-Rela-
tive to the statement attributed to
Count Muravieff the Russian Minister
OF Foreign Affairs that the propriety of
remodeling the trade treaty OF 1892 be-
tween the United STATES and Russia
was now under consideration. it is
now learned that about two months ago
this movement was initiated by the
Russian embassy here.
The success of the French govern
ment in negotiating a reciprocity treaty
was probably the incentive to the RUS
sian movement
The indications of rather formidable
opposition to the approval by the Sen
ate Of the French reciprocity treaty,
has given some concern to the officials
Of the State Department who have had
much TO do with its negotiation.
This treaty WAS perfected with the
greatest difficulty and was in itself re-
garded as the means Of restoring the
good will and coriiality between the
United States and France which had
undergone a severe strain during the
last two years. It's failure now, it is
said at the State Department. would
be most unfortunate ansit the officials
are prepared TO show to the Senate by
statistics that the United States has
secured all of the advantages from a
purely economic point " view that
could be expected having regard 70
fair treatment of France
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-26
STORYETTES.

Tom Corwin had an enormous mouth.
says the Chicago News. He once said
re mad been insulted by Deacon smith.
The good brother asked for further eS-
PLANTATION. ''Well.' said Corwin. when
stood up at the lecture room to 1elal {.
my experience and I opened my mouth.
Deacon Smith rose up in front and
sad: VIII some brother please close
that window and keep it closed y
\ Detroit man whose wife was going
y san Francisco on a visit accornpa-
MED her as far rs Chicago ana put her
ca the overland train. Before leaving
her. ne gave the porter half Of a s. bin
that he haze torn in two. telling the
man that his wife had the other half
and would give it to him at the end Of
I ne journey If she We're properly locke q
after. When he got home he fount.
he had neglected to give his Wife tbs
other half Of the torn bill and a few
days later he received q letter from his
Wife reminding him of the fact and
saying that she had torn a dollar bill
i'll two and given half Of it to the Dor
ter. Somewhere along the line there
must be a wild-eycd t?arSey with the
halves OF TWO worthless bills in his pos
session and g firm conviction tina, he
has been worked by some sort Of n
new tiintlam game. Neanwhile the
Detroit man is very anxious to find out
what sort of reasoning his wife used
when she gave that porter a half in
steal of the Whole Of that 81 bill
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-26
MILLER HAS ESCAPED.
Napoleon OF Shady Finance Turns Out
Be an Eek -Cunvict,
ON Telcglanh.l

NEW YORK. November 2..-Thero
was q tin sign to-day on the front door
Of the Franklin Syndicate headquarters
~ IA Floyti street, brooklyn. which
read:
Closed on Saturday,"
various reports We're current regard
ing the whereabouts of Willialn F. Mil
Ter, the ostensible head o! the :;yndi-
cate Yesterday Miller disappeared at
noon, having learned that the Kings
County grand jury had Indicted him
for conspiracy With intent to d.frauti
ana that bench warrant had been is
sued for his arrest. 1t was said that
Miller came To the borough of Man
haitian and es,aped under the eyes o..
detectives. some think that h.. is Sill
in Manhattan. Others think thai, H.
has BY this time left New York far
behind. either BY Il E,lropaan steamer
or by railroad train
BROTHER IN COURT.
Ills brother Louis Fl. Miller! cashier
of the Franklin Syndicate. who was ar
rested last night when the police r;,iGe,l
the offices Of the concern. VAS taken TO
court to-day ana he's. in 81 900 bail to
answer the charge Of having aided his
brother in deflaudinS creditors All
day a crowd of excited l.uSSitGr:; held
the fort al lsi Floyd street which fort
however. was Well guarded ~ ppicn
some of whom had iht.nse!ve; be&,l IN
rched by the interest ut TO per tc.t; :,
week on earnings they mad placed in
Miilers hands or Investment,
Early to-day the i,uica nj . x,
general alarm for the apprehension ut
William +. Miller. as follows:
ARREST for grand larceny William +.
Miller thirty-SiX years five feet, five
inches 40 pounds: dark 1noustachc.
small side whiskars: broken nose.
mixed gray suit and overcoat, light
Alpine hat.
MILLER AN E.N- CONVICT
All of Mlicrs mail has been neld up.
He received 500 ordinary and 80 regis
tered letters daily un avcargr. His
money orders ranged from $1,000 10
$4,000 a day.
The World tomorrow Will say:
Miller is an eX-convict aud he is we'll
known to the people Of Lynn, Mass.
where ne formerly resided. Fe vas
arrested there on September 90. 1896. on
the charge of forgery. it being claimed
that he obtained possession of a large
SUM of money from q friend He was
tried convicted and sentenced to the
Concord reformatOry.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-26
CONFESSION ON BATTLEFIELD.

At Shiloh. during a pause in the fire
Of Hazens brigade. the enemy being
sharp and inceSsant a young lieutcn-
ant. as witty and as grave as the brl-
Gade contained, was standing" behind 4
tree. a fat and fussy field officer af-
te: passing by roared out: 'Lieutcn-
ant. what are you doing behind that
tree-behlnd that tree. sir?' 'Hhe Of
fender left his cover, walked coolly III
70 his irascible superior and respect
fully salutng. replied: Sir, j have
the honor TO report that I was enga gcd
in wishing that it grew in my father
pasture. '-iLXchange
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-26
WHY HE. DIDN'T, SHOOT

|
1ne opposition to Jews througbol,
~! ope is 4 matter OF most serious;
inM'oit but now and then it gives rise
- 4 scene Of real cuMedN The l,ur
Soif:tater of Vienna. Doctor Lager Is
known throughout Austria us an intol-
rant hater If the race The other ,lay
a. received deput;,tion consisting Of
three soldiers. and in the course OF
conversation asked one of them sarc;,s
iitaly: -
What Should you do il the r,n,pero,
"ran%ed You TO shoot the Eursorla Ter
! should shoot him. replied the SOL
| dier stnlidy.
Nh, exclaimed Doctor I.uger. IAN,
WAL is Your religions
a!n. Protestaut"
~ mat case. said the Doctor q
| anl "nlS slightly surpriSeu''
- ;hen repeated the question ~ ;l,c
nrSt soldier. who replied that he. To-,
should S;hont the 'uTgu!naste bur thl
| he was Il Catholic
Doctor Luser looked grave. ana
! s,H.s what STARTLED. Tnen he turned +,
| The third soldier.
should You shoot NEE" he den1a NJ,
.So." replied the soldier.
ana why not. my frend?" continue
the Bursom&ster. What is your re!i
| gian?''
| Il am a Jew" returned the man.
! What" cried the Eostor. .-An:
! on You know chat 1 am the creates
JeWAa!ter in all austria and Hungary
To boot?"
ION replied the jew. sits because
nave no gun: I'm the drummer OF tn,
J !eS.ment. Youths Companion.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-26
Gov. Isradley's tito Threatened.

(Ey Tclegraph.)
LOUISVILLE. KY. November %
The Comm -rrial tomorrow Will say:
Governor Bradley today received a
letter threatening him With assassina-
ton. The letter which was addressed
simply William O. bradley. CITY was
mailed 1T Frankfort. 1t reads:
! Governor VIM. @. Bradley:
iour resignation is requested i'm
mciiatelS. II not, We will murder
you.
(Signed.) FOES y
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-26
Goebel VIII MT Content.
(By Teleglaph.)

A,NkFCiRT. KY. Sovenlber 25.-
The Democratic leaders now assert
that Goebel Will no, contest before thS
legislature. if he is not given tn. ccrti-
fcate Of election BY the state t.le tor
L ard which VIII convene here next
Saturday. Taylor's managers are du
bious on this point as the statement
that he would not contest mas never
been made by C;oei,el himself.
Yesterday was the last day under
which contests could he filed against
the Republican meIrbersc 81. ct to the
legislature ana the fact lnat about l@n
contests We're filed against members Of
the House and three against Senators.
Is regarded as an Indication tha, the
Democrats are doing this as u lrccnu-
tionarE nlea sure to secure a safe ma
jority in both houses in case a conte$.
is determined upon.
GUARD At AIRS EN- All.
Governor bradley still maintains q
guard at the State arsenal ana ii is
said that the stat. War Department
ives never 50 fully equipped %i.h shoot
ing material The governor llimSrlf alb
solutely refuses TO disclose. his POSITION.
bu; the movements If -N3jutant General
Collier. which are supposed 10 be I'M
der his oil ectinn. indiaat" that h, is
preparing 10 tax. some Kline! nf ,gor-
Gus action, and the prospects f,r trOll-
BILE seem to be growing as the day Of
final settlement approaches.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-26
WASHINGTON MOURSs

WASHINGTON, Nov. 25.-Ofticial
Washington is in mourning today tor
.the dead vice president. Business IN
.all the executive branches OF the gov
eminent is suspended and the depart
m"ntS are closed. Nearly all Of the
prominent officials of The government
have gone to Paterson. to attend the
funeral of Vice President Hooart and
flags throughout the city are at half
start. AS evidence of Tie popularity
Of :he late Vice president. hundreds cf
private residences today displayed
mourning e!Eblems
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-26
| BY Topography

: : r
GO-lDSIIE. O.. November 2l.-A
BAD wreck occurred three miles west
Of this City on the cleveland division Of
the Wheeling and Lake Erie road this
afternoon. III which three persons were
Killed ana over twenty injured.
The killed are Moses eaton. Asbury
Lumin and Squire West.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-26

tBy Tc!egraph.)
FiHll-A tlJi. LIP Hl.i, November 25.-
Lieutenant w. w. Williams. If -Ashe-
VILE. died in the Alcdico Surgical Hospi-
tai here to-day from shock consequent
upon an operation. Lieutenant Viii
liams was a volunteer in the Philippines
and was sho, in the neck Curing an en-
SaSement.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-26
Mccormack knocks Out Goddard.

CIy Telegraph
TORONTO, ONT. Nov. 25.-Jacll
Mccormack Of Philadelphia. Knocked
out Joe Goddard OF Australia, in tbs,
second round OF what was to have been
4 20-round battle before the Crescent
Club tonight. Goddard had to be car
ricd to his corner.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-26
BORNE TO THE TOMB
'tContinued from First Page)

Wiske. from Chopin and Beethoven.
Reading of scriptures aud prayer by
Rev. Charles y. Shaw. OF the Second
Presbyterian church. of Paterson.
Hymn Nearer My God to Thee"
by the orphcus Club.
Address and prayer by Rev. DR.. Ma
gle.
Anthem" Weary Hands," by the
C:"sheuS Club.
Beneliction by DR.. Magic.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-26
Sworld's Fair Director General lead.
(Hy Telegrapll)

CHICAGO, November 25-Colonel
George r. Davis, former director gen
ar;ll of the Worlds Fair, died at his
home in this city tonight after a short
illness. Colonel Davis has been a suf-
frrrr from heart disease for years and
death was dr" primarily to this fact
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-26
M'Kinley and Cabinet Return.
(By Telegl.aph.l

Wy IeItSFupH1 ---
WASHINGTON, NOV. PA special!
train bearing the President and MEM
be:S Of the cabinet on their return front
the funeral of the late vice president
arrived here shortly after II O'Clock to-
night. On reaching the White House
the President retired almost immedi-
atelE.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-26
GUARD AT AIRS EN- AL.
Mexico WI, No, CIV up4onz lies.
tBy Telegraph.

EAGLE, PASS, TEEAs, N8venli-5r,
25.-Amibas sador Clayton ,elegraI,hs
from the City of Mexico tina, the Mex
iran government refuses .XtradiIon Of
Leonardo Gonzales a Mexican citizen.
accused OF the rape and murder o: an
American woman at Sanders on the
Texas side, some months ago. on the
ground Of insufficient evidence
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-26
WAIcott Gets Decision Over Creedt n
(By Telegraph


CHICAGO. Nov. 25.-JOe iWOlcott was
given the decision over Dan Crcedon at
Tartcrsalls tonight at the end OF six
rounds. The men fought at catch
weights. neither being in first class
condition.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-26
New steel and Iron Plant.
(Ey Tele~raDh)

Wy 7 tTHs9I d{JHJ
KNOXVILLE TENN. Nov. 25.-Thc
Garter Steel and IRON Company has
been organized here With a capital
stock Of 100000 and the privilege of
increasing it To $5,0O0,00O.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-26
Yellow Jack Quarantine Raised.


JACKSONVILLE. FLA. NV !,
lof. Porter telcsraphed the state. health
hoard here today that yellow fever.
quarantine a; Key West would be rails
ed Il once 80
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-26
THE WOUNDED FROM BELMONT
EoERS SHE'LL EaRITIslH.

MUD1 RI WEIR. November 24.-F'riday
--A reconnaissance in .,orce in the di-
Erection If Highlands station has dis
covered a big for@c Of Beers. with guns.
The Peers sheley; and the British guns
replied Inc scouts also reported an
other strong Boer force TO the north
west vi the camp.
Til" british guns have returned to
camp and the infantry has fal en- back.
The mounted infantry is still out
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-26
GERMAN CEFIer!.R.s AipRIEE.

GERMAN OFFICERS ARRIVE.
PRETORIA. November 25.-An off,
cal dispatch from the Boer head lager
outside o. l-a3ysmith dated Friday,
November oath says:
The garrison at I.aAysmitn was
strangely Quiet yesterday. The can
nonade to-day hardly evoked a response
Inc naloon no longer scars. The third
Dig cannon. which the Beers have bap-
izs%. SuZerantN, was placed in posi-
iton to-day. The German officers ar
rived last night
The Hoer generals think they will
encompass the fall Of l-adysmith at the
end Of this week"