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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-13

frBLIsHHD DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
FRIDAY, JANUARY 10, 1899.
The Grippe.

This disease has become epidemic
mr. city and the physicians are
iihslally busy. Among the older
portion OF our citizens, its fatality
u really alarming. All who have
numbered three score and ten years
must be careful to avoid being at
tackled il they value their lives.
Physicians are puzzled to ind IA
remedy and constitutions already
weakened, are not able to resist the
malady. The number of deaths
prove that the usual antldotes can
not be relied on. This being the
case there is some excuse for those
who insist that they may be cured
~by prayer and the exercise OF faith.
Ifsany of such believers die We do
not see that their friends should be
subject to arrest and punishment
while the physicians who fail to
cure are allowed to go unquestioned.
The faith cure may do well enough
in slight attacks but in all serious
ones it is prudent to call a phyei-
clan and in case of fatal results Il
coroner's inquest will be unneces-
sary.
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Broke Her Collar Bone,

Broke Her Collar Bone
Mrs. Robert Brinkleide of No. 8l9 Mad
ison street. tell Ia tho yard at her hons
this morning and broke her collar bone.
DR.. Ogle was summoned and rendered
medical aid,
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s. the death Of George .Alimon,
lningtpn loses ayaluable citizen.
a. long and iavorab'y known
Of oar foremost business mon,
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Walter H. Hayes accepted service this
morning from Sheriff Taylor In the libel
suit brought against Clement Congdon
publisher of the sun by DR. Slaughter.
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The New Paper.

H"S NS" T1psis
Those who have not sem tho new paper,
"Goldey College Guide" may get q sam le
copy free by writing to, or calling on the
publishers, Goldey's College.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-13

\ Bull 4 Cough syrup can be depended
cure promptly the severest affections
! throat or lungs. 1t never fails.
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eral times to urge upon him the necessity
of sending reinforcements to the islands
at once. Then received private informa-
ton from Manila which convinced me that
was right. laid the matter before the
president at once. am sure that we
shall get along there very well in the flu
ture.''
"1s General Otis likely to be relieved of
command there?'
81 don't think so. | don't see why he
should ! have a great deal of confidence
in him. | believe he is good man for
TIE place. OF course there is great
howl going up from he colored journals,
They began with Surgeon General Stern
berg and tried to XIII him. They then
shifted to Alger and finished him. and
nov they don't see anyone to go for but
Otis. They can tie tin kettle and'yell
mad dog, but l think the public is be-
ginning to see behind the clatter and to
take things more quietly.
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THE REAL TRAITORS.
The Guilt Is Divided Between Esterhazy
and Henry.

London Aug. 1.-THE Times says:
We are in position to state that in
addition to communications of slight
value enumerated in the bordereau
more than 100 documents of consider
able Importance Were furnished to the
German attache in Paris, Colonel
Schwarzkoppen, at various times by
EsterhaZy, acting as intermediary for
and accomplice of the late Lieutenant
Colonel Henry.
One of these documents contained de-
tailed information relative to the gen
eral plan of mobilization for the French
army. The proceeds of this traffic were
divided between EsterhaZy and Henry.
In Partisan diplomatic circles, the lat
ter was known to be the real traitor for
several months before his arrest and
suicide. and. besides the power most
directly concerned, namely Germany
more than one European government
received information to this effect early
in 1898.
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OFFICERS NAMED
For the Command of the Eleventh Rcgi
ment of Cavalry.

Washington. Aug. 1O.-General Otis
has made the following nominations for
officers of the volunteer cavalry regI-
ment known as .he 18th cavalry and
organized in the Philippines:
Colonel-James l.. Hackett, captain
Attn cavalry.
Lieutenant Colonel-John II. Weissn-
berger. major LIST Washington.
Maiors-Hugh T. Sine, major ist
California; Thomas c. Cais,n, lieuten-
ant 4th cavalry: Dennis +. NJ an, Al u
tenant 18Th infdntry.
Acknowledgment Evan +. Young,
lieutenant LIST South Dakota.
QuartermaSter-Capt Alvin Arndt
quartermaster sergeant L. S. A.
Commissary--First Lieut.. George E.
Winterburn, private volunteer cavalry.
Captains-Edward L. Glasgow. cap
tain goth Kansas: Joseph T. Davidson.
captain 1lst Iowa; Edward Asturges,
captain LIST Washington; Edward l..
King, lieutenant Sth cavalry; Ernest
H. Agnew, lieutenant Goth Kansas;
Samuel G. Larson, lieutenant LIST South
Dakota: Russell r. Hozzard, lieutenant
LIST Washington: Guy e. Logan. lieu
tenant 51st Iowa: William A. Green,
lieutenant Goth Kansas; Henry l..
Egell, lieutenant LIST Washington.
First Lieutenants-James 0. Rose,
lieutenant 51st Iowa: Frederick e. Gig
noux, lieutenant LIST troop Nevada cav
airy; Morrow c. Gustin, lieutenant 1st
Washington: Charles r. Cowbridge,
lieutenant 18th Minnesota; Fred II.
Parks, lieutenant LIST South Dakota:
Herman Lehman, sergeant 4th cavalry;
Lindsey Cheatham, sergeant 3rd artil-
lery; George M. Wray, private volun-
teer cavalry; Francis H. Lincoln. SER
geant o1st Iowa; Joseph w. Morris, pri-
vate volunteer cavalry; Walter V. Cos
chett. LIST Washington; Lewis S. Styrr.
lieutenant LIST Washington: Oliver p.
Hazard. corporal 1st Washington;
Holly Hill, sergeant LIST Washington.
Second Lieutenants-Hugo T. Kirkan,
civilian: Leo NJ. Cults, civilian; Lewis
Foerste sergeant 4th cavalry; Charles
H. Burrell. recruit volunteer cavalry:
Emery c. West private LIST South Da-
kota.
Major and Surgeon-George Deshon,
captain and assistant surgeon L. S. A.
Captain and Surgeon-AleXander
Gheiselin acting assistant surgeon.
First lieutenant and surgeon-Shad-
worth o. Beasley, acting assistant sur
geon.
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The agitation is the result of the
election of Mr.. Roberts to congress
and in line with the effort to unseat
him, admitted Mr.. Cannon. Mr.. Rob
erts, he said. is an able man and has
large following in Utah. He is am
bilious, made hard fight and won.
Mr.. Cannon turned questioner and
inquired about politics in Montana, the
chances of eX-senators and ex-congress-
men. the health of the people of Butte.
expressed himself pleased with the
cool weather he found in Montana and
asked about Major Maginnis. with
whom he served eight years in con-
sress, and to whose abilities he paid
tribute. Mr.. Cannon and his party left
for the North at $50 last evening.
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THEY INVESTIGATED.
Two Days Tour of the Point Roberts
Fishing Grounds.

Vancouver, B. c., Aug. 10.--Colonel
Dudley, United States consul at Van
couver, Abraham E. Smith, United
states consul at Victoria, and w. w.
Stumples, Dominion fish commissioner
for British Columbia, returned to-day
from a two days hunting tour of the
Point Roberts and Gulf fishing grounds.
Consul Smith was instructed by his
government to make an inquiry into
the recent seizures of Canadian fisher
mems nets. boats and tackle by an
United States revenue officer for fish
ing in United States waters.
AS Consul Smith must first report to
the government at Washington he did
not feel free to say anything for pub
LEGATION. The party noted the exact
location of the fishing boats when seiz-
ed. The United States revenue officer
stated that he had seized the boats for
infringing on the United States GUS
toms law, under section 4095 of the re-
vised statutes of the United States. and
not. as had been stated. for infraction
of the fishery regulations of the state
of Washington. He claimed that it
was their duty to report at the United
States custom office at Point Roberts
before engaging in fishing or remaining
on United States waters.
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AGAINST CHHlNAMEN.
Steps Taken to Annul tho Action of the
Privy Council.

Victoria. B. c., Aug. 10.-The privy
council of England having disallowed
an act passed by the British Columbia
government forbidding the employ
ment of Chinese underground, other
steps have been taken to annul the re-
suit Of the action of the privy council.
The Official Gazette, issued to-day, con-
tains the following order signed by the
minister of mines:
mo miner who has not been en-
ployed before the 9th day of August,
1899, shall be employed on work under
ground unless he is able to satisfy the
inspector he can read and understand
the meaning of special rules as printed
in the English language"
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BUTTE BRIEFS,

NJ Wright of Helena is in the city
Sam Goodman is over from Helena.
Mrs. +. Long of Boise is at the Butte.
J. McGie of Great Falls is in the city.
Arno Hammer of Boulder is in the
city.
last night.
j. Paul Mitchell of Warm Springs is
at the Butte.
H. d. Peasnall and wife are in the
city from Bozeman.
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DR.. Benefits Electric Belt

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SEVERAL LIVES LOST.
Many Heroic Rescues Were Made at a
Dallas Fire.

Dallas, Texas, Aug. n.-Fire this
morning destroyed the Guild building.
one of the largest buildings in the
city. occupied by the Darragh Furni-
ture and Storage company. The fourth
and fifth floors were occupied by fam
lies.
Many heroic resCues We're made by
firemen. The Clifton hotel on the west
and the Darlington Produce company
building were partly demolished by
falling walls and are now burning. Ar
mour & Co.'S storage plant and
the Standard Electric Light company S
immense plants are threatened.
At LAO a. m. the fire is still raging.
1t is supposed several people who be-
came panic-stricken lost their lives,
but it is Impossible to verify this at
present
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CONFLICTING REPORTS.
Passengers on a Small Steamer Reported
iu Danger.

Seattle, Wash, Aug. 1O.--A report
frcm Dawson saws advices received
there from the mouth of the Yukon
river express anxiety regarding the
small steamer Indianapolis, which
sailed from Nulati for Cape Nome with
2S passengers. Among the passengers
were DR.. Jennings and AL D. Myers,
both of indianapolis
The steamer is reported to have
passed out of the Yukon on to the
Behring sea in the midst of a storm.
The last advices received at Seattle
from ST. Michael came tonight on the
steam whaler Jeanne. Her captain re-
ports that he heard of no disaster to
the Indianapolis. In fact he heard of
no such vessel. and 1t is very probable
that she reached her destination safely.
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Entered by Burglars.
As-,. 81, o., ~, 4 III

Special Dispatch Ia the Standard.
Helena. Aug. l0-The burglars who
nave been operating here of late got
in their work again last night when
the residence of Major Martin Magin-
mis-, on the West Side. was entered. The
burglars cut out a screen in window
of the first story of the house and eff
fected an entrance. completely ran
saCking the house. Some jeWelry was
stolen. along with other valua bles. The
robbery was not discovered until to-
day. There is no clue.
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Ready by January.

San Francisco, Aug. 10.-The board of
harbOr commissioners We're informed
to-day by Vice President Payson of the
Santa Fe Terminal company of Cali
fornia, that the road he represented
would ne ready for freight and passen-
ger business by January l of next
year The commissioners decided to
rush the work on the ferry landing re-
auired by the company so they will he
by the date mentioned.
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stand by the Lord.

London, Aug. 1.-THE Johanna sburg
correspondent of the Daily Telegraph
says: In the volksraad to-day Thursday
Mr.. Kruger declared that he was glad
that they had agreed to stand by the
Lord as the head of state. The Rad he
continued was afraid to go off the right
path and away from the Lord Finally
Mr. Kruger advised the members 10 read
thoroughly Psalm 49, verse 81.
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Quarantine Raised.

Newport News, Va, Aug. 1O.-The yellow
fever epidemic is practically at an end.
The quarantine established by the city
against Hampton and vicinity was raised
tonight. The local quarantine against
Norfolk will be raised Saturday evening.
The record of the scourge to date shows
43 cases. of which II resulted fatally.
Twelve cases were discharged as cured
and 20 Convalcscents remain in the hospi-
tai at the Soldiers home
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Records Broken.

Salt Lake. Utah, Aug. 10.-More than
1900 people witnessed the bicycle races at
the Salt Palace tonight. One worlds
ami four state records were broken
F. w. Meakin of Salt Lake reeled off
a half mile in 1;O1 2-5, setting a new
worlds mark for the indoor amateur
competition at that distance, and the same
man won the five-mie state amateur
championship in 1920 3-5.
Frank Cotter of Olympia. Wash, won
the mile open professional in 200 2-5..
These were the principal events of the
evening
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Pension Report.

Washington. Aug. 10.-The report of
Commissioner of Pensions Evans for
the fiscal year ending June 80 last,
shows total disbursements of S13S, 253,-
923 leaving a balance of $1,S57,lSS in
the treasury out of the $l40, 900 900 ap-
propriated. The total number of pen
sioners on the docket June 81 was 90
917 a decrease of 2,195. There were
40.991 names added to the rolls and A.
1856 dropped. The war with Spain
brought a total of 1896 claims, of
which but 295 have been allowed
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Otis Will STAY.

New York, Aug. Ex-senator Joseph r.
Hawley of Connecticut sailed for Europe
yesterday. He will spend six months in
rural England. Just before his departure
h. said
Il am glad to see that the army in the
Philippine islands is being reinforced |
had urged an increase in the outset and
some months ago | saw the president sew
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Visitors to Crystal Springs are treat
ed to a very novel sight these days. A
new well is being sunk to obtain a
greater supply of water, and the pro-
cess is a very interesting one. The
method is the same as is employed in
sir ting oil wells in the Pennsylvania
Oil fields, the old walking beam engine
being in operation daily. To see the
machinery working is we'll worth
trim to the SpringS
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4 Lynching Probable.

Kansas City. Aug. 10.-It is reported
that the l6-year-old daughter of ]. S
Perkins. a farmer living near Turner,
Kan. eight miles west of here. has been
assaulted by a negro, that bloodhounds
were put on his trail and that the negro
is now al bay near Turner. A lynching
is probable.
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MING HOME.
Montana Soldiers at the Preside Have
Been Discharged.

Beeh UIsCHHrgeU.
Special Dispatch to the Standard.
San Francisco, Aug. 1O.-In accordance
with instructions from the war depart
ment. the following volunteers of the LIST
Montana infantry, now at the Preside
general hospital have been discharged
from service and are at liberty to return
to their homes. Private James Tierney,
Company b; Peter Norve, Company c.:
Joseph Robinson, Company g; Hoyt B.
Cooper and Lawrence Keenan,, Company
X; john P. Bahnsen. Company l., and
Frank LOudreman, Company NJ.
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With perfectly equipped plant for
the scientific production of beer, the
Centennial brewery leads all western
producers. In every process, from the
preparation of the malt to the finished
article the utmost care is exercised
with the result that the highest quality
is attained in flavor, piquancy and
nOuriShing prOpertieS
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Only $500 Round Trip.

Grand excursion to Helena via Great
Northern railway. Sunday, Aug. 49,
Leave Butte I a. M; leave Helena 9
p. m. Tickets on sale Saturday at
Great Northern office. Al North Main
street, and Sunday morning. at depot
j. f. DAWSON. General Agent.
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DeWey's Regrets.

London, Aug. 11.-Admiral Dewey, in
response to an inquiry made by the
Daily Mail, sends the following: Re
greet cannot visit England. Must ar
rive in New York Oct l."
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Officers Reelected.

Chicago, Aug. 10.-At to-day's meet
in gof the Catholic Total Abstinence
Union of America, all the national Off
cere were reelected unanimously.
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GRO. b. Dye ERT
Ladies Appreciate

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Treasury Statement.

Washington. Aug. 1o.-To-days state
ment of the condition of the treasury
shows: Available cash balance, $27S, 533
03a gold reserve, $245. SCI SO.
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DOCTOR COOK
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Copper stocks


Boston, Aug. l0.-BOston * Montana
80; Butte x Boston. 20; Parrot. 53a4.
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London, Aug. lO.-Bar silver q 11-16d.
Money. per cent.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
Prod uce.

IfOuuce.
Chicago, Aug. 10.-The opening in wheat
was tame and without any material
change in price, September starting at
about 69lsc. Domestic receipts were small
and higher quotations came from Liver
pool, but the government crop report was
due this afternoon and pending it's kssu-
ance traders were unwilling to get into
the market on either side. The result was
that the entire session was marked by
dizziness that is seldom e1ualled. The in
tense heat also kept traders out of the pit
except when actually necessary. Septem-
Der touched 69l4c shortly after the open
ing. The market fiuctuated lazily between
that figure and $50 until shortly af ;ernoon.
when it gradually sagged. more from the
dullness than from anything bearish in
the news and the close was weak at
about the lowest point of the day. The
government report was expected to show
decline in the condition of spring wheat
of from > to points, and this fact pre-
vented the market from developing more
weakness than it did. Crop reports in
the Northwest were conflicting. but the
weather in that section was favorable.
Some hail was reported in North Dakota
and Minnesota threshing returns were dis
appointing. December near the close de-
cined to 6Ssc, about put price
Corn was fairly steady early, but later
in the session developed marked weak
ness. Light receipts and a continued good
shipping demand sustained prices. Belief
in bearish government report and favor
able crop reports, with the late weakness
of wheat. broke corn after noon, scalpers
selling quite freely. The close was weak
at 2sM12c lower.
Oats were dull and weak September
lost 4nssc.
Provisions. though rather firm during
the morning. went to pieces in the after
noon and closed at declines all around.
At the close September pork and ribs
were &c lower and lard 2i2G5c lower.
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DR.. Bennett Electric Belt Co.

Department "A" Denver Col.
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DRS. MURRAY & FKEUND

Hospital and Offices corner Quartz and
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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-11-10

whole truth is that, while Mr.. Goebel
has his faults and was perhaps guilty
of initiating his opponents in taking
short cuts" in the Louisville conyen-
ton, he stands out head and shoulders
above the Republican and l.. and y.
crowds. He obtained their hostility be-
cause he stood for those public meas
ures that are best for the masses, and
ms triumph, even by "A small plurality, Is
healthy sign. Whenever the political
railroads and negroes, by joining hands
with a dissatisfied minority of party,
crush a man because he will not accept
their dictation, the day of political in
dependence has passed. Kentucky is
not the only State where railroad poll
ticlans have dominated parties to the
injury of the people. Unhappily too
many politicians, however better than
Goebel in other things, lack his indie
pendence and courage, and prefer their
favors than to defy them when stand
ing by those measures that are for the
good of the whole people.