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Arizona republican., 1899-02-09

tained that another son was born in 1854 and died in 1857. He was called Charles Blewitt Poulett.
 Thus, apparently, there are only two claimants to the peerage living, tho Viscount Hinton, whose paternity Earl Poulett repUdiated, and who for many years supported himself as an organ grinder, and the son of the earI's last wife, who was always recognized by the earl as his rightful heir.
Arizona republican., 1899-02-09
BEET SUGAR COUNTIES.
Efforts to Be Made in Illinois to Oh
 tain Appropriations.

Springfield, H., Feb. 8.-It is re- ported that a strenuous effort is to be made at this session of the legislature to encourage the beet sugar industry in Illinois by the payment of bounty to the beet grower and the manu- facturer.
 It is expected a bill is to be intro duced in the Illinois general assembly some time this week asking for the same bounty as in other states. 1 cent a pound for seven years, only the limit in Illinois is to be placed at three or five years.
 One-half of the bounty will go to the manufacturer and the other half to the original beet grower.
Arizona republican., 1899-02-09

Herr Rose, the German consul at Apia. was perfectly justified in liberating Grossmuhl, the German who was sen- fenced to a fine and imprisonment by Chief Justice Chambers, for breaking 2 windows in the supreme court build ing, his nationality bringing him under the jurisdiction of Herr Rose. It is held that Justice Chambers was n9t warranted in punishing him.
Arizona republican., 1899-02-09
MANILA HERO LOSES HTS GAS.
John Walsh of Chicago Robbed on a
 Railway Train

Philadelphia, Feb. S.-John Walsh of Chicago, who participated in the battle of Manila as gunner's mate on the crui- ser Baltimore, fell asleep on the train coming from Pittsburg to Philadel- phia this afternoon and was robbed of every cent he possessed.
 The conductor telegraphed to Phila- delphia for instructions, as Walsh's ticket had also disappeared He was told to bring the gunner on and that Walsh would be provided with a pass to New York, where he is now serving as an employe of the navy yard.
 When he arrived in Philadelphia without a cent Walsh applied to sev- eral charitable organizations, bu, his war record was disregarded and his re- quests for aid refused. Eventually he raised 25 cents at the Union League club for supper and he slept in po- lice station.
Arizona republican., 1899-02-09
MILES OFFERS A SUGGESTION.

Washington, Feb. S.-General Miles was before the senate sub committee on military affairs today which had the army reorganization bill under considera- ton. He suggested that in view of the probability that the reorganization bill could not get through this session, that 9 temporary substitute should be pro vided for the maintenance of the army OIL it's present basis until the next ses- sion of congress.
Arizona republican., 1899-02-09
DEPOSITORS ORGANIZE.

San Jose, Cal, Feb S.-The meeting or the depos1tors Of the Union Say ings bank this morning was much more largely attended than that of yesterday. The report of the commit tee recommended that q permanent organization be effected to consist of chairman, secretary, treasurer and finance committee. This action was taken and the matter of further pro ceduIe left to tie committee.
Arizona republican., 1899-02-09
AT A STANDgTILL.

San Francisco, Feb, 8.-Dr Kramer, prominently connected with the Ger man legation in Samoa, arrived on the steamer Moana today and it is believed that he brings important advices for his government regarding the situa- tion in Samoa. Dr. Kramer says the situation is at standstill and the de- awaited.
Arizona republican., 1899-02-09
SHOWING AGAIN IN COLORADO

Denver, Colo, Feb. S.-Another snow storm raging in the mountains has again tied up Colorado railroad lines to the west. J. w, Stringer, sec reltary of the Continental Land and Cattle company, received word today from it's Montana and Texas ranches that the losses of live stock would be very great as result of the long and general storms and cold
Arizona republican., 1899-02-09
ONE VESSELS CASUALTIES.

Portland, England, Feb. 8.-The British steamer MartiIlo, from New York on January 27 for Hull, passed here today and sigralled that the chief officer and boatswain had been killed and the quartermaster and a seaman drowned and the captain and second officer injured Fearful weather was experienced
Arizona republican., 1899-02-09
i CIVIL SERVICE APPOINTMENT

Washington, Feb. S.-(Special)- Miller IT. Mason of Idaho, and Elias A Robinson of Arizona have been ap-
 pointed blacksmiths at Fort Grant and
 San Carlos.
Arizona republican., 1899-02-09
"A BLAZE AT WINNIPEG.

Minneapolis, Minn., Feb 9-A spe- cial from Winnipeg, Man, says the offices were completely destroyed by fire last night The less is S4OO 0O0 The hotel was seven stories high, ac- commodating 400 guests.
Arizona republican., 1899-02-09
WHAT THE SENATE DID.

Washington, Feb. S.-The senate confined itself largely to trarsacting routine business today. The Ind an appropriation bill which has been pending for several weeks was com pleted and passed
Arizona republican., 1899-02-09

Joseph H. Choate will sail from this liner St. Paul, to take up his duties as ambassador to the Court of St. James, MT. ChOate received his instructions from the state department last week. He will be entertained at several din- ners in his honor, public and private previous to his departure. One of the dinners will be given by the Union League club of New York.
Arizona republican., 1899-02-09

milk bill to keep it's part of the con tract.
 The present plan is a radical de- parture from all previous efforts to control milk prices in New York, and it is believed it is to be successful The farmers bind themselves not to in crease the amount produced more than 25 per cent of that named in the con- tract
Arizona republican., 1899-02-09
 A CALL ON THE BANKS.

Washington, Feb. S.-The comptrol- Ter of the currency has issued a call for reports of the condition of all national banks at the close of business on Feb ruary i.
Arizona republican., 1899-02-09
PoULETT EARLDoM CLAIMANTS
Viscount Hinton, the Lawyers Find
 Had Two Younger Brothes

London, Feb. 8.-The Globe says that the lawyers who have been searching the records relative to the claim of the so-called Viscount Hin ton. the son of Earl Poulett's first wife. to the title and estates of the late earl have discovered that this claimant had a brother three years younger than himself named Frederic Poulett. He was born at Portsea in 1852, and died at an unknown date. It is also ascer
Arizona republican., 1899-02-09
NOTED DRUGGIST DEAD.

San Diego, Cal, Feb. S-H c. Parke of the firm of Parke, Davis & Co.,, chemists, of Detroit, died here this morning of heart failure.
Arizona republican., 1899-02-09
DEPLoREs POSSIBILITIES NOW.
Aguinaldo's Representative Thinks They Secured Ratification of Treaty.

London, Feb. 8.-The Filipino junta here has received cablegram from Agoncillo, the agent of Aguinaldo, dated Montreal, Feb. ': 'The deplor- able hostilities have had the effect of securing the ratification of the peace treaty" Agoncillo also says he be- lieves the outbreak was provoked by the Americans in order to insure ratification of the treaty.
Arizona republican., 1899-02-09
BROKE THE RECORD

St. Paul. Minn., Feb. S.-Last night broke the winter record for cold weather, the weather bureau report ing 2S degrees below zero.
Arizona republican., 1899-02-09
MIR. CHOATE'S LONDON HOUSE.
Said to Be Negotiating For Lady Cur
 zon's Property

London, Feb. 8.-Newspapers here state that MT. Joseph H. Choate, the newly appointed American ambassador to Great Britain, is negotiating With the agents of Lord Curzon of Kendle- ston, viceroy of India, for a lease Of No. 1 Carlton House Terrace, which was recently presented to Lady Curzon by her father, MT. L. 2. Letter Of Washington
Arizona republican., 1899-02-09
SOLDIERS HAVE YELLOW FEVER

Guanajay, Pinar del Rio, Cuba, Feb 8.-six cases of yellow fever have de veIoped among the soldiers belonging to the New York regiment
Arizona republican., 1899-02-09
THE CORTBS C0NvOKED.

Madrid, Feb. 8.-The queen regent signed a decree convoking the cortes on February, 20 and establishing a con- stitutional guaranty.
Arizona republican., 1899-02-09
MY, BUT HE TALKS BIG.

Montreal. Feb. S.-Agoncillo said today that since war had been declared it would never be stopped until the Americans made overtures for peace
Arizona republican., 1899-02-09
AGONCILLO ADMITS IT.

Montreal, Feb. 8.-Juna Luna and an unknown Filipino arrived here to- day Luna said that he had simply come to visit Agoncillo. Agoncillo was asked about his cablegram to the junta in London. He admitted that he had sent such a telegram and intimated that they were in a position to prove that General Otis had been ordered to bring on a conflict so as to force the peace treaty through the senate. He said he was being kept CEo.ty well posted on whatever was being done against his country.
 DISPLAYING THE WHITE FLAG. Washington, Feb 8.-The war de partment received the following dis patch today:
 Manila, Feb. 8.
 ''The situation is rapidly improving. A reconnaissance was made yesterday to the south several miles to Lagunza bay and to the southeast eight miles, driving the struggling inSurgent troops in various directions, encOuntering no decided opposition. Their army is disintegrated and the natives are re- turning to their villages displaying the white flag.
 (Signed) OTIS"
Arizona republican., 1899-02-09

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The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1899-08-16
Mandolin Club Concert.

On last Saturday night the Man
dOlin Club gave concert in the
Chapel, preparatory to starting on a
trip 20 towns in our vicinity 1t was
unfortunate that the concert and the
Association at Speedweil came on the
same date, for many would have at
toude3 the concert but a late return
from Speedwell prevented It,
The program consisted of selections
by the Club. instrumental solos.
duets, trios, quartets, and vocal
quartets. An enjoyable program
was rendere and was very creditable
to the Club Il indicates faithful
practice, and efficient leadership by
Mr. Sphinx The Club gives an enter
tanment at Mt, Vernon tonight,
and il is sure to meet with generous
applause here and at all other
places il goes. The membership is
as follows: Mandolins NJ. L. Sphinx
+. H. Embree; Guitars w d..
Embree, Il. II. Embree, II. w. Cod,
dington.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1899-08-16
Sunday-schOOl COnv entiOn.

Fully fifty persons from Berea and
the immediate ueighborhOOd attended
the Madison Co ). 5 convention at
Speodwell, sat. last In the morn
ing a heavy rain threatened to break
up the convention, but nearly every
one went who had planned to 20.
Berea had It's full share in the eXer
cises which We're varied aud interest
ing Prof L.N. Dodge, Tor the sec
oud wear County President. had done
much by personal visitation to bring
out the large delegations which came
from several sections of the county.
lie responded 10 the address of wei
come AS presiding officer kept the eX-
erciScs well in hand, and escaped "A
third term only 10y earnest prOtesta-
ton.
Mrs Martha T. Early presented a
good paper ON he Proper Use of ;.
). Machinery, aud Rev Geo. Ames
ably discussed THE Home Depart
ment." Several Male and Mixed
quartettes were rendered, with great
acceptance, by different combinations
OF the following; Mr, and Mrs. j. NJ
Early Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Osborne,
W d. Embree, j p, Mann, and G. A.
Van Winkle. We note that Treas.
Osborne was a member OF the Com
mttee on Resolutions aud j W
CLANCY of the Committee on Nomi
nations, G. III. Palmer is the Glade
Vice President for next year. Rev.
Geo. Ames is the Vice President fol
the county at large
Our people are enthusiastic over the
generous hospitality Of the people of
Speedwell and the surrounding coun-
try. The basket dinner was simply
enormous, and the floral decorations
Of the church showed taste. Alto
gether this was one Of the most sue
cessful conventions ever held in the
county. Mr. W. l.. Arnold, of Rich
mond, was elected president for the
ensuing year
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1899-08-16
IDEAS.

How to be- happy work, sing aud
psgt
TIL, is the season Tor camp meet
ing- and associations. The best
preacher is the one who helps az
trust God lnd love our ucighb6r,.
This IS also the time ~ year for
counting TW CITIZEN will remind
th" Young FOLKS that a Little eluca-
ilou and property laid up before mar
rage wIi. 20 good way in securing
happiur.- and success.
The American Monthly Review Of
Reviews SAYS In the whole field of
southern Education no distinctive
enterprise is more worthy Of note for
the great progress IL il making in the
important field upon which il has
entered than Berea College" II you
live within five hundred miles of
Berea had YOU not better get some
good from il for YOUR childreni
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1899-08-16
THE WIDE WORLD.

London Times says England can
put 5pooO men in the Trausvaal at
any time
Bombay adyiccs say that the
plague at Poonah is driving all peo-
pie from the city
Germany looks with suspicion upon
the great increase ia the industrial
product ~ the United States.
Dewey reports great hospitality
shown him by various countric, he
comes through on his way home
Al Reunes. Drcyfus' LAWYER. NJ
Labor was shot GA the way to Ia,
uisI. A plot TO kill Dreyfu, /. fear
ed Labor il in a serious condition
4 hurricane has been doing great
damage ia the West Indies. Hun
drrds were killed in Guadeloupe and
the Leewqrd Islands The town Of
Ponc e. Porto Rice, was flooded and
two hundred people were drowned
while the damage Of property was
hall a million dollars. Other towns
were completely destroyed and hun
drv.ls ui people were killed.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1899-08-16
NATIONAL NEWS.

l. A W meeting is ia session al
Boston
supplies are sent 10 the Porto Ri.
can Sufferers by Sec. Root.
Richard Croker has gone back 10
BRYAN and Van Wyck is strained
Dr samuel Il House. for year, tho
physician 10 the king Of Siam. is dead
at Waterford, ~ y.
Mayor Jones, Of Toledo. has incor.
porate'i @ Brotherhood Company. ac.
cording TO his socialisiic principles.
Union Reform Party was turned
down by Mayor Jones He does not
believe in mixing politics with his So
cIal reforms.
The 'ommittee to invite Pres. Diaz
10 attend the exercises attendant IN
on the laying Of the corner. stone Of
the ncw post office in Chicago has
gone 10 Mexico.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1899-08-16
Historical Sketch OF MOrmOnism
Rev. y. j. McMuLAN, ID. ID.

Joseph Smiths birth occurred at the
time when the Wingate movement
was at It's height Ten years later his
parents moved 10 Palmyra, New
York, Here Joseph grew up in
home without refinement His
parents were ignorant, INDECENT and
Incorporate. He had health and
strength, an active mind and vivid
imagination. Being without school
advantages he followed his own crude
IDEAS He was fascinated with the
wild romance Of Captain Kidd, aud
with a company " youthful followers
he would hunt at night for buried
money in the fields about his fathers
home. He is said 90 have been Of a
religious urn Of mind. and during
revival he was excited very deeply on
the subject His Imagination. his sup
ersttions, and his religious excite
nent combined to create wonderful
visions in his untutOred mind He
was about fifteen years of age when
began 10 see visions and dream
dreams These experiences continu
Ell through seven years. During
four years of this period Joseph was
absent from his fathers house seek
ing employment, in various capaci-
ties, in Pennsylvania and elsewhere.
His moyments for two years cannot
be definitely traced. But during his
absence he was in the employ of VIM.
ii. Sabine, at whose house the widow
OF Rev. Solomon Spaulding was max
ing her home. In the garnet OF the
house was slowed away in an old
trunk Mr.. Spsulding's Manuscript
Found" referred to above, which she
had received from the Pittsburg pub
Usher after Mr.. Spaulding's death.
Soon after Joseph'- return TO his
fathers home. he was visited by Rig.
don, from Mentor, Ohio. Whether
they had met during Josoph's alb
sence, we do not know. The two
doubtless became known 10 each
other through mutual friend, Mr.
Farley =. Pratt, who wa, a travelling
tinker aud a preacher Of some ability
Mr. Pratt Piled his twoiold vocation
between Palmyra, New York, and
Mentor. Ohio He knew and admir-
Ell Mr.. Rigdon, Indeed he was a fire.
quently member Of his cOngrega-
ton. After this visit Of Mr.. Rig
don's, which was early in the sum
mer of 1927, Joseph said that he was
told in dreams and visions, that he
was chosen of the Lord 10 be "A great
prophet 10 restore the Gospel which
had been taken from the world many
ago. lie went so far as to
declare that an angel came into his
room at midnight, awoke him and
read to him five chapters Of the Bible.
aud afterward took him 10 a hill
which ne called Cumorah The hill
IS four miles from Palmyra, and is at
present the property Of Admiral
Sampson. There Joseph claimed 10
have discovered the wonderful p.atcs.
and unearthed them hy the help of
he angel. He describes the plates
~ bound by rings, in the form Of
look. concealed I'm "a stone crypt or
-aut where they had been hidden
rom the wicked world 100 years.
The plates be SAYS were four inches
vide aud eight inches long, about the .
thickness Of an ordinary sheet of tin,
orming a book six inches thick.
fs Ii Goa
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1899-08-16
Reunion at Evansville, Ind.

The Reunion of the Blue and the
Gray TO be held at Evansville Oct.
1913 has grown to such proportions
that it will undoubtedly he the great
est gathering ever held in the state.
President Mckinley will be there. A
committee composed Of Mayor Akin.
Cap Lee Howell, and Capt VIM.
Field will leave for the South next
week to invite the governors of the
Southern States, Gen Gordou, Gen.
Steven d, Lee, of Mississippi, 4. j.
West. of Georgia. TX Gov Jones, of
Alabama, and many other distinguish
cd participants Of the Civil War.
Very low rates will be made on all
the railroad and steamboat lives.
There viii be- many visiting military
companies and Prize Drills aud a sham
battle will be- among the attractions
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1899-08-16
STATE BRIEFS.

banyiIIe has recently adopted a
curfcw law.
The Flr-. Regiment Band Of Louis
Vile viii furnish music for the Dan.
Vile fair
Somerset will soon be- connected
wlthn large number Of interior Ken,
tuckr towns by new telephone sys.
tenn.
In Lieutenant +, Ingram, Of the
Fourth Kentucky, has been elected
county Judge in Bell to fill the va
canry caused by the death Of Judge
j r. Neal
Allthe coal mining companies in
Mlddlesboro district have announced
that they will give the miners an ad.
vance Of . per cent on the LIST Of De
tober Twelve hundred men are AZ
fected 10y the raise
Several Mormons elders have been
preaching at Pineyille for several
days aud are meeting with much op.
position. They have been refused all
public buildings, and have been
forced to preach in the alleys and on
the street corners, Reports from
other portions of this section show
that they have been whipped, dubbed
and kicked and made TO leave the
community
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1899-08-16
bEREA LOCALS.

The first lumber for President
Frn~t'- dwelling was delivered Satur
day
John llarwoul has the contract 10
io put up the Carpenter monument at
Mt Vernon
Deputies Broddu, aud Terri, took
Eph >horkley to the asylum at Lex
iugiou Friday.
Il W Whitney fountain pen, II 80
and mp. Warranted never 10 blot
/ A. ROBNSoN, JeWeler.
\ c. T.. social was held Monday
night in the parlor at Ladies Hall.
About thirty young people spent an
enjoyable evening.
j. W. Clancy attended the meet
my II the directors of the Hurst
Home Insurance Co, at Millersburg.
last week, and is in Lexington this
week on insurance business
What YOU wat is not a temporary
relief from piles, but cure TO stay
cured DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salye
cures piles, aud they stay cured
=. l., Welsh, Jr.
Deputy l. = VI arshal Castle of
Louisville, Deputy Collector Willard
West of Lancaster, &. l.. Hanson,
and Alfred Lucas raided moonshine
still ia Jackson county Saturday
night aud cut il up
D. A. Schear, of Sedalia, Mo, saved
from death by Group 10y using One
Minute Cough Cure, Ii cures coughs,
colds, pneumonia, lagrippe, and all
throat and lung troubles.
;. + Welch, Jr,
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1899-08-16
The Chautauqua Trip.

Last Thursday Tutor c. Rexford
Raymond returned from Chautauqua
with his party mention Of whose
trip was made in last weeks CITIZEN.
The party gave an entertainment
at Chautauqua Assembly exhibiting
the Preside industries of our people
and showing - loom in operation
The quartet sang selections from the
ballads and folk song of the people,
and interesting explanatory remarks
were made by MIR Raymond. The
latter delivered an address also on
phases of Kentucky life which was
we'll received. The whole affair
created u great interest AT the As
semby aud fully 5000 people listened
to the program with great pleasure.
Press notices were many and favor
able. A side trip to Niagara Falls
was also enjoyed by our party.
What is Koiol Dyspepsia Curei
Ii is the newly discovered remedy, the
most effective preparation ever devils
ed for aiding the digestion aud assim-
ilation of food,and restoring the de
ranged digestive organs TO "A natura-
condition Ii is a discovery surpass-
ing anything yet known 10 the med
ical profession. s. +. Welch, Jr