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SHORT NEWS STORIES.

NEW YORK.--It is stated on what v.enI
authority that Rudyard Kipling has heen Al
tackled by pneumonia, and that his c6ndI
ton is critical.
ADMISSION, Ala.-Lieutenant Scott. who
charged with assault with intent to murd(
Colonel Coson. was acquitted on preliminai
trial. The charges against Lieutenants Nd
and Phelps of the Fourth Wisconsin we1
Withdrawn. Colonel CoIson is st!ll conhrs
to his room by his wound.
NEWPORT NEWS. Walt is said that 4
sus iliary cruiser Yosemite, which is at
navy yard Hitting out for Il cruise to Mani
and Guam. will not be ready TO sail for
month. Captain r. B. Leary, the naval 81 !
ernor of Guam, will wait for the Yosemite.
NEW YORK.-Newton Dexter, well knoNl
newspaper man. did In this city OF consum1lp|
ton, aged so years. He was formerly edlsu1
of the Rocky Mountain News OF Denver
CHATTANOOGA. Tenn.-General IL VI
Boynton, president of the Chlckamauga- Chat
tanooga National Military park, has lette1
from Governor Bradley of Kentucky infcrm]
ing him that lie has decided to fix May ppq
as the dates for the dedication Of the kenj
lucky State monuments at Chickamauga pafhI
DELAWARE, Ohio.--Dr. j. W. Bashiord
was nominated for governor by the prohibit
tionists in convention here. full State t'ckel
was put out.
LUTTE ROCK. Ark.--A bill has been infol
duced in the senate providing for the ersctlo3
OF new STATE capitol building at a cost nj
10 exceed Sl.000,0C0. Convicts are to be use9
az laborers in the rough work.
POPLAR BLUFF. Mo.-Sherff Turner1
has narrowly averted the lyncnj
ing of u. -. johnson: colcred.. arrested lil
rape. AS there We're threats OF lynching, TN
negro was spirited away at midnight, soy
afterward an armed posse OF several huhais1
sent a commission to the jail for the Negro;
but when he was not found they disperssa
Qvtetly
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WASHINCTON'S ADDRESS
On Motion Of Congressman Bailey, II Was
Read In the House.
NAVAL APPROPRIATION BILL DISCUSSED.
A Fight Bctsu Mode on the Clause
Fixing the Price of Armor at
TJ45 Per Ton.

Washington, February 22.-The house
today inaugurated the custom which has
prevailed for many years In the senate OF
listening TO the reading Of Washington's
farewell address on Washingtons birth
day. The address was read at the re-
quest OF Mr.. Bailey (Dem, Texas, the
democratic leader
Two hours were devoted TO the naval
appropriation BILL but seemingly only the
threshold Of debate upon the cost of mr.
NOR plate had passed, Mr.. Boutel.e's
amendment fixing the maximum price of
armcr plate at S545 per ton, but restricts
ing the provision to the appropriation
made in the present bal, was ruled to be
in ORDER whereupon another proposition
was offered by Mr.. Underwood of Ala
hama for tho erection of an armor plate
plant by the government. point of or
der against the latter proposition was
when the consideration of the
naval bill was suspended TO allow the
members of the house to pay tribute to the
memory OF the late Senator Morrih pr
Vermont.
The conference agreement upon the leg
islative appropriation bill was adopted
without debate. The house then went into
committee of the whole and resumed con-
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Court Of cessation. It Is understood,
viii ask an annulment of Droyfus' SEN
tencc, which is equivalent to declaring
him innocent.
The majority of the cortes committee
upholds the government in ceding the
Philippines Republicans savnsely assall
the ministry.
Revolution in Nicaragua has resulted In
United States being prevented commuhi-
eating with its representatives thore aui
the Detroit has been sent to Blneneds
The Americans may seize the cable.
Germany has requested the discharge
of Chief Justice Chambers OF samoa.
clash has occurred between French
and Brazilian troops ON the border OF
French Guiana,
The khalifa is marching or the Mic
with large force and is raidinG the
Arabs.
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sideration of the naval appropriation bill.
the pending question being the point OF
order raised by Mr.. Hopkins (Rep., Ill.)
against an amendment offered by Mr..
Bcutelle fixing the maximum cost of ar
nor plate, for which s4,O00,000 was ap-
propriated in the pending bill, at S545
Ter ton.
Mr.. Boutelle declared that the result of
MI. Hopkins efforts would be to sheath
our ships with inferior armor. The shiIs
now building, except the three baltleships
authorized last year, We're to be sheatheI
with arnlor costing S4GG per ton. This
amor was inferior to that which other
nations were using, With biting sarcasm
he said he did not think any one except
Mr.. Hopkins desired anything but the
most formidable armor to 90 upon our
ships.
Mr. Hopkins denied that he had raised
technical objections to the bill. The
trouble as he saw 1t, was that MIR. Bou-
tele seemed to think that no one should
have anything to say ABOUT naval appro-
priations except himself Mr. Hopkins
said he must insist that the gentleman
from Maine was not the whole thing"
uaughter)
Mr.. Sherman (Rep.. N, ", who was In
the chair, overruled the point OF order.
Mr.. Underwood tDem., Ala), offered as
substitute for the whole paragraph
f'fp'p''pV
the erection of an armor plate plant at
such place as committee, composed OF
three officers of the navy, might select.
Mr.. Boutelle raised point of order
against it..
Mr.. Bputelle, after being hard pressed
for the amount to be paid for the Krupp
royalties said that two reputable firms
said Krupp armor could be obtained for
$545.
But what is TO be paid for royalty?"
persisted Mr.. Underwood.
From s45 to $50 per ton" finally re-
sponded Mr.. Boutelle.
Mr.. Underwood criticised Mr. Buutelle
for not giving the house the information
he claimed to possess when he reported
the bill. Mr.. Underwood contended that
the Krupp price was no more excessive
than Harveyized process. An armor plate |
plant he said in conclusion, would be |
built for s3,s0o,000, and the government
be saved the gigantic profits dragged out |
of 1t by the armor plate concerns.
Mr.. Underwood said the time was OBJ |
FORTUNE for building a government plant
without deciding tine point OF order the |
committee rose at PAS D. M
The senate amendments to the naval |
personnel bill were non-concurred in and |
the bill was sent 10 conference.
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ISLAND or NEGRos.
ihhnbitanfs Welcome Amcri,,n
Rule aud Ask Advice.

~ N
Rule and Ask Advice.
Manila, February ga-l9.tk F.,
While the guns on the city walls an,
those ON board the ships Of Rear Aamira,
peweys fleet in the bay fired a sslute In
nonor of Washington's birthday four com.
missloners from the island OF Neeros b,d
an interview with Major General OTIS ana
informed him that the American aac had
been raised over that island and that as
Inhabitants were ready, anxious and will
ing TO accept AMY preparations the Ameri.
cans might offer, Insurgents have been
driven from the island entirely.
Although the Ilolo rebels have gIvar
the people OF Negroes much trouble. espe.
cially IN the matter OF financial assistance
demanded by the rebol leaders. the IN
habitants OF Negros have persistentiy held
aioof and now through the commissioner
announced that they wanted the advice ana
help OF General Otis,
The latter assured them that the Amer,.
cans would provide an acceptable cavern.
ment and in the meantime he insirncfrd
Them not 10 pay the rebels anything IN.
Nesros commissioners We're delighted Win
their reception.
The United States cruiser charleston ~
eoaiing here preparatory to starting on \
The United states gunboai Remington
arrived here today from the island Of
Guam. The 81 Paul has arrived here from,
lioilo. but she did not bring any news OF
Importance.
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SUMMARY OF ToDAY,s IMPORTANT NEWS.
STATE.

Governor Saycrs made significant al
sion 10 the states pension law tpro-
posed in his speech Mt Brennan.
Five eases Of smallpox have been found
at iiearne; one near Bryan.
beard OF trade has been organizei at
Victoria.
Ambitious Texas republicans are said
to be after tho scalp of state Chairman
Green in earnest.
Jim Mite and six other prisoners have
escaped from Jail at Tyler.
negro was wnylaid and killed near
Naccgtotitea presumably by highway
man.
Land owners of Galveston county are
to meet and consider irrigation and drain
age.
Receiver appointed for the Consolidated
Compress and Misunderstanding company has
Been ordered discharged.
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FAST MAIL WRECKED.

One Passengers Killed OutriGht Hh'
seven Persons Injured
Cheyenne, Wyo, February 22.--ihe uAn''
continental fast mail. known as the Union r.
cilic westbound flyer. was wrecked AZ "s.s
Station, 1870 miles west Of here, tonisnI.
wreck was caused by broken rail-. ms ~
glne and first four cars passed over IN saw
but the rear seepers left the track WINE w
tram was running mile minute.
feared there are number OF CASUALTIES ~
as Weed Station has no telegraph oine. -
details can as yst be received Genera "A.
ager Dickinson and Superintendent harrls az
at the scene OF the wreck.
Omaha. Neb., February 2S,-The casual"
OF the Union Pacific fast mail wreck az W.
are: One passenger killed outright, nve pa
sengers and two trainmen injured Nah'ee =
as yet unobtainable here.
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LIFE SAVED BY SWAMP
The Great Discovery ~ II
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But not until recently was ,hs n.
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THE SENATE.
EuloSies on senator Morrill, md
WnshingtOn's Fnrcxxcu AdLreas

t'uloSies on senator Morrill, and
WashinSton's Farewell Address.
Washington, February 22.-Today's
session of the senate was devoted TO two
special orders, the reading Of Washing
toms farewell address, an annual custom
of the senate on Washington's birthday,
and the pronouncement of eulogies on the
late Senator Justin S. Morrill, of yer-
mont.
Mr.. wolcott (Col) was then introduced
and from the vice presidents desk read
Washingtons farewell address, in accord.
ance with the resolution of Mr.. Hoar.
AT the conclusion of the reading of the
address Mr.. Ross (vt.) called up The reso-
lutions relating to the death of the late
Senator Justin Morrill, of Vermont, and
began his eulogy upon the distinguished
statesman,
Az the conclusion Of Mr.. Ross address
Mr.. Vest MOI who had served with
Senator Morrill, for twenty years ON Inc
on public buildings and grounds
paid TO his memory most beautiful and
touching tribute
Al SlS p m, as further mark of re-
spect the senate adjourned
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SOUTHWESTERN ASSOCIATION.
4. G. Warner Elected Chairman--
Rnte Meeting Cnllch.

St. Louis. February 22.-The executive
board Of the Southwestern association
net today and G. c. Warner. vice presi-.
dent of the Missouri Pacific system. was
olectei chairman to MI The vacancy
caused by the resignation OF ". IL. Tlues-
dale, who has arranged to sever his con-
necticn with the Rock Island system.
Vice President Paul Merton OF tho SANTA
Fo..system was elected vice chairmal 10
succeed Mr.. Warner.
A meeting OF the rare committee viii be
held in ST. Louis on March 7, and tho cx
ecutive board VIII meet hero again on
March 81.
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TeIeeraphic Brevities.

The SoIace has sailed from San Fraucisc'
for Manila
The balloting for senator at HARRISBURG
Pa. Sacramento and Utah resulted In po|
choice.
Judge r. A. Hurd died at Leayenwonn
aged 6s. He was for many years attornS
for the Kansas and Union PACING roa1s.
Catherine Taylor was poisoned by her nus' f
tand. a watchlnan in New York. AN exam.
inatlon proved he had also burned me-
tongue with red hot poker.
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DoMEsriC.

At fernando, Miss, Deputy Sheriff
Robert Campbell killed Lewis Norval A.
open court Just as the latter had been re
leased for killing Campbell's brother
AT the Virginia association banquet In
Washington Mr. Bailey euoRized Bryan
and said the platform Of 1860 would be
the same as in 1896 with Bryan as the
leader Mr.. Byran. in responding to
Americas mission, took broad grounds
against Imperialism
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nrl,lgc Trust Completed.

Chicago February a. Organization into
q trust of about 30 per cent Of The Iron and
steel bridge manufactures In America was
practically completed In Chicago today at
an adjourned session OF the meeting held
IN New York week aga. II Is said the
organization OF The corporation will he
completed before the beginning OF the
summet
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LLnnres chnllengcs d,AImcnns.

Madrid, February %. General Linares,
who was in command of the Spanish
troops at Santiago at the time of the ca
pitulation, has challenged Count d'Alme-
nas to duel on account of the attacks
which the count made on him Monday and
Yesterday in the senate In connection
with his arraignment OF the conduct OF
the Spanish generals engaged In the war
In Cuba
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rnn rr,LAprINn SITUATION.

In the ontiNeak mt Afanila last night
the casualtics were few but loss OF prom
crty by incen dlarism Was enormous.
Commissioners from rlegros aoknowl-
edge American authority and will co-oD-
crate AGAINST tho Insurgents.
The PHILIPPINES are conducting gueril-
la warfare and are picking on Americans
with their shaipshooters.
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ssss $500 1885
SPORT.

Australian Billy Mccarthy knocked out
In the twelfth round by jim Ryan.
Police at Glasgow Scotland. stop fight
and unrest the participants
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number Of cadets recently graduated from
ne United states military academy 81 Wesi
Francisco TO take the first iransDort FAR Ma
Mia. - "a
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Nearly the entire session NJ Tho na,,a,
terra of the American Revolution convfnfinr
today WAS devoted 10 the oonsIderation a,
continental membership y
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cELEsTE. w N Beckhsm was run oyer
ih attempting 10 stop runaway. he MAS not
eApscted % i've when picked UP. but hope u
new entertained. e7l.
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WASHINGTON BRIEFS.
Especial pispatcb 10 rbs pos,

Washington, February 22.--The committn.
or ways and means has reported a bill fixing
the salary OF tho collector OF the port of C;si
weston at $4,000 a year. '"'
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The postofice department bas sh,nn.a !,
Porto Rico 100000 United stats nostas :,
stanlrs with the words Porto Rico' over'
printed on elcA o'''
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Tine public reception by President and urs
Mckinley this evening was one of the most
successful functions the White House has
ever known. nas
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They Whisper Il

. how tho medical pIss.
tice OF Or. HatneEss
& Co. has grown
such vast propoI;on.,s:
That's why they ns..s
more patients ~, ~
any other specialist,
They cure them ~.
and each In turn -,
comes q LIVING au''
tisement. .t.,-
Among the spEsx
ties OF this renov.s,s
arm are RheumatMsnk
Catarrh. Skin ~
Kidney and BlaaG1
II onbies. Nervous ~
Unnatural DisrhArE
Structure. yariceeS',,,. !.
a md Female ~.
niaints. Consult IT, -
AT,Ex ~
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I<HALTA on THE wARPATH.
lis RmidIng the Arabs, Who Are Now
In n Stntc OF Pnnir

~
London, February 22.-According ., a
special dispatch from Cairo the disquieting
pews has been received there that the
khaiiia. at the head OF greatly augmented
forces, is marching on the Nile.
London. February %. Daily News
publishes the following dispatch from
cairo: The khalifa is advancing on ON
durman with between $4,000 ana 20. 600
men. Preparations are urgently proceed
Ing TO meet him.
foct note to the dispatch saws: The
iNcts are that Colonel Kitchener's scouts
came in touch with the khalifa strongly
intrenched with 1900 men and the Br,tIsh
oonicer having only a small force he found
" necessary to retire 10 Omdurman. The
Khsiita regarded this as sign of weak
ness and began the advance. Lord Kitoh-
eher has 5000 men at Omdurman.
Cairo, February 90 The lsbaIifa has
ieh sher- keila and is moving northward
with a considerable force. He has been
merely raiding the Arabs along the route
ne Is following and the latter hare be-
come panic stricken.
halor Macdonald. the head az the pri,-
isn expedition which has been exn,o,,n,
h'si Africa. has started for omdurman
anu MAJOR Hunter the recently spnoin,el
governor OF omdnrman, and other Rri,ish
oihSe's on iurloush, have been recalled.
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pension Of 81 month has been granted to
can war widow.
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In anticipation OF Tho passage ~ mo ceno.o,
army RECONSIDERATION bill a great nulnber ~
cNlilan applications arc hong filed IN tho
var department for appointment as second
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Honor for Heroes.

Washington, February 22.-Mr
Lentz of Ohio introduced in the
house a bill creating the rank of
admiral and vice admiral and
naming Rear Admiral Dewey and
Rear Admiral Schley to fill the
respective positions.
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In view of the fact that the passenger
commodations OF army transports are M
taxed to the utmost to meet the needs Of De
sons going to Cuba, Porto Rico and tho Phi
ipnines in the service of the United StateN
Acting Secretary Meililejohn has issued
offer that hereafter no further transpnrtatIo
privileges shall be granted on vessels Of d
War department going to these islands to al
one not connected In some manner With d
public service -
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GEN. GOMEZ BANQUETED.
The Old Cuban Warrior the Guest Of Honor
at Matanzas.
SAYS HE is IN FAVOR OF pACIfIcATIoN.
grateful to America, hut Cuba
wants an Independent Govern
ment-Troops Behaved Well


Matanzas, Cuba, February o.
Cuba free, independent and It's
people united for honest govern
ment, peace and prosperity"
, That is what Maxine Gomez says
is his hope for the future.
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lleuterants in the army. The Hull hin A
S32 second lieutenants to the regular army

The monthly statement Of the collections
internal revenue shows that the total receiu{
for January. 1899, were $4,000, ~, a gain.
conlp ~, Ned with the same month In 1885
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Unless detained in Washington by an Ell,
session OF congress. a number of the sems
ana house naval committees will make a m
TO The principal ports in Cuba and Porto M
on the United States steamer Dolphin
March.
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He Bryan was accorded an enthusiastic
applause and his remarks were frequently
punctunted with cheers
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Some Good Advice About Salt.

Some people never seem to take in
that in this extremely continental eli
mate horses need lots of salt to keep
them in condition. Up in Northern
Michigan a man called q vet. to see
why his horse wasn't doing well and
was eating up all the pine lumber in
sight. The veterinarian said the horse
wasn't sick, only needed salt. "Noth-
ing of the kind" said the owner; "that
horse always ate queer things that
gritted his teeth. Why, one time l
camped out in the woods with him and
he broke away at night. Next morn
ing I found him doing his best to chew
up big fine horn a buck had dropped,
and he was making a great fuss over
it too, as though he liked it," '"That's
it's said the vet. ''YOu wouldn't give
him any salt, so he broke away from
you and chased around looking for it
on natures account. It has often been
a source of dispute as to what became
of the horns that every buck sheds
each year. l have found the mice,
squirrels and hedgehOgs making their
meals off newly dropped antlers. These
animals devOur the horns for the salt
contained in them, and it is astOnish-
ing how quickly they will get away
with a full set of antlerS. Your horse
got back to first principles, that was
all, and you thought he was a fool.
Give him some rock salt to lick and
he'll neither eat pine, deer's horn or his
blanket, and he will be well in a
week. ''-HOrSeman.
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year paying for it with that cotton.
He pays for the credit he gets in Hddi-
ton to the merchants legitimate profit,
he pays the transportation from the
north and the northern farmers profit.
Is it surprising that the southern farm
err is Gin the hole? He can't get out
if he sticks to the old way, and one of
the first steps out of the old way is to
have a good big garden and keep 1t
growing not only in the spring but al
Through the summer and fau.-H. &.
Hastings in Southern Ruralist.
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State of Ohio, City of Toledo,
IucaS County. SIS.


Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he
is the senior partner Of the firm Of F..
J. Cheney & Co., doing business in the
City of Toledo, County and State
aforesaid, and that said firm will pay
the sum of One Hundred Dollars for
each and every case of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by the use of Halls
Catarrh Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence, this 9Th day Of De-
cember, A. D., 1886.
GSeal.) A. W. GLEASON,
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
nally, and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Send for testimonials, free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
Sold by druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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u COLEUs, all different 15c: hibiscus,
acalyphas alligator pears, sappodfllas
Send for list. Dickerson & Belden, Mi
ami Fla 22xA.
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CLEANED REGGAR WEED Seed-Extra fine
stock, at the lowest prices; State quantity
wanted. Address ]. A. Germond, Edgar,
Florida. 19x25