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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-13

taius which surrounded them. Every
man had just one wife.
several days after ] had been made
king I took my compass and directed my
steps 90 the steaming mountain OF water
from which the warm air seemed 10
blow When / got there / found an cnor-
nous fountain OF boiling water. ABOUT
four miles in circumference. which shoL
400 into the air for 1000 feet. When 1
got 90 the fountain I looked at my COM
pass. and the needle was revolving 80
fast that 70 was almost invisible. l knew
then that i had reached the North Pole,
and as ! was King in Joie. I named The
country P0letsii0ie. 7 discovered after l
mad been at the North Pole several
months that within e. radius OF htty
miles of the boiling fountain the tempe
nature was so mild that Do permitted
yceot8tOn. Within a. few miles of the
fountain beautiful flowers blossomed out
of the barron ice and trees TN great
number frondod ont into little green
buds which tasted much Ike brussels
sprouts.
"The main diet az the natives was
fish called The c0hac This fish had "a
peculiar habit of standing on its tail i'm
The water auad emitting peculiar sounds.
Nv subjects w0r-hped the cold, cold
moon and feared the sun After Two
years e0iourn ass ruler W North no'cf =
io.o. 7 built a. boat Of whalchone. and
maxine some sails of skins. 4 tried ~
several times and then appointed ruler
in uy place T selected two of the most
intelligent subjects and we started for
This country Fiud'nr south-bound cur
rent which flowed from the Pole we
sailed southerly for few thousand
miles. orr speed VARYING from nfty 10
efvtv miles nm hour FINALLY we shot out
into The Pacific ocean. and hosting our
Sails. beet our way to Vancouver
island Here 7 traded my boat and two
natives for supply Of provisions and
none enough 90 get 20 Montreal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-13
MEXICAN GOLD LOAN.
The Margous to Open the Books At 10
o'Cinck This Morning.

A special dispatch TO the Philadelphia
Press from New York says:
J. p. Morgan e. Co. viii announce to-
morrow the terms OF the Mexican gold
loan Of 1850 amounting 20 Suo095.000 in
American gold c2 10000 in the English
equivalent and l62.000)o I'm German
marks This is the largest financial
scheme ever undertaken by the Morgan
houses. and it is presumed that their
rsa wifi bee largely in excess of 100000
which was their fee in several big rai-
road recommendations.
The issue viii be- made simultaneously
IN Berlin. Frankfort and Amsterdam oy
S Blelchroder. the Deutsche Bank and
the Duesdner Bank. IN London by j. T.
Morgan o. Co.. and in New York by :.
T. Morgan a. o.. The subscription books
will Doe opened at 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning. and viii remain open until SEP
tember 1st The principal and interest
or the bonds are PAYABLE in gold. :-aa
from al present and future Me"ican
taxes The bonds are 10 De issued az
qgis por cent. of their par value. together
with interest accrued from July ]. ls9'
20 time of payment
TE announcing the loan to-day, D. T.
Morgan * Co.. said:
.The bonds. or their proceeds are in-
tended exclusively 20 retire the eNist-
inc foreign loans of the United states OF
Nrexico viz: The per cent. loans of
1sg. 1890 and 1888, and the per cent
Tehauntepec loan heretofore issued IN
London and Berlin.
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KING OSCAR PLEASED,
Congratulates Loubet and the h"'ser
on Friendly Demonstrations.

NlALMOE SWEDEN, July liking
oscar. when apprsed of Emperor VIII
Iiam,s visit TO the French tralnins-shlp,
Iph.genie, at Bergen. Norway July e-h'
and of the exchange of kilograms between
the Emperor and President Louoet' sent
a letter TO Ills Majesty expressing lhe
great JOY he experienced that This hrs1
Step toward d friendly rapproehemehl
between the two most important states
in Europe, ana ia respuect TO culture
should have occurred Oh territory OF the
United Kingdoms of Sweden and Nor
way" and expressed the hope that IL
would lead 10 q complete understanding
between the TWO countries, upon wnom
the peace of tho world mainly depends.
King Oscar sent similar congra- ulAllans
20 President Loubet through the legation
OF Sweden and Norway az Paris.
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ana soon tho shrieking Of steam whistles.
tho changing OF bells and the firing OF
cannon announced thai the first batch Of
returning volunteers from Manila we're
nearing the shores Of California. Within
a rev minutes the streets were yronged
with people vending their way 20 the
docks. Scores OF vessels bearing State,
municipal and Federal officers. the Gov
crnor and IBIS stan and hundreds of 9TH
ers. met the incoming transports. The
steamers slowly steamed up the harbors
the soldiers gathered in excited groups
on the decks and some climbed into the
rigging where they shouted and cheered
IKE mad. The transports were boarded
by quarantine officers ~ is doubtful if
me returning soldiers will be- allowed 90
land in san Francisco before goIng TO
their homes.
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JONES SPEAKS OUT.
Ills Letters State That lie VIII Retain
the Chairmanship.


the Chairmanship.
WASHINGTON. July 12.-The Post to-
morrow Will say;
Senator Jones Of Arkansas will not
resign ms position as chairman OF the
Democratic National Committee. THIS
can he stated authOritaNVely once ior
all. TWO letters were received from him
in TINS city yesterday in which Doe not
only makes clear his intention OF re-
naming 40 the head OF the committee
hut outlines work upon which be iniend'
90 engage ass soon as DE returns to the
United States. His letters were dated al
n town in switzerland, and reported the
senator ass improving DOB health lle Was
then preparing TO 80 TO Geneva 90 spend
q week or more "aud DO said be-. ct nope
90 come home entirely WE'LL
BE VIII reach this country about the
first of September. viii spend that month
no Lake Minuetonka with his married
daughter. and viii then go to Arkansas.
remaining there until Congress couvcnes.
ms not known here whether Senator
Jones win send q letter TO De- read nc
the meeting Of the National Committee
m Ch'caeo next week. but IL De does not,
the members of the committee will Doe
made acquainted with the contents OF
Che letters which have already been re-
celred here
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-13
CHAUNCEY DlNED.
Republican Club OF New York Cele-
bratcs His Return.

g.
NEW YORK, July IA dinner was
elcn Tonight 40 tAe Republican cluo in
n0uor oil the return from Europe oi lion.
C.auac.y M. DopeW. Mr.. Depew was
the principal speaker. He said .n part.
-n Europe d found That there was 10
svmpathy Tor Spain ON account ol het
defeat in the late war. found nothing
but curiosity about The United 1."l..
the people of Europe are wondering
whether we wiu bee equal To- the task We
have taken iu the East
Senator Depcw said 900 English sla. rf-
man had suggested chat the United
States square Acuinad0. 81 told lltl
statesman" said Mr.. Depcw. chat the
people of the United State would rather
send 10000 10000 or even 10000 men to
the philippines chan spend sou foo squar-
ing Mr. Asuiualdo
eve should bend every energy ana
send such "a force to The philippines as
would crush out these insurgents Bro less
imam six weeks time. We should sweep
these insurrectionists before us. When
we have captured stretch of territory
we should have force there OF SUFFICIENT
strength GOO hold it.
"rhe war should be carried ON ln such
way as 10 drive Aeunaido and his
crew lnto submission or into the sea.
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KENTUCKY REPUBLICANS,


Platform ana NNlnlNA'lNllN
LEXINGTON. KT, July 1,.-Ih" Roe
publican state Convention to-day come
pelod ts work eNcep. Che Adoption 'i u
platform and nomination oI ucNrD ~
vrorfd have nominated part of the ticket
tonight but for OBJ. fact Chat Dc became
erfaneIcl in misundcr landings regarding
thc adopfion of Che report ou rules.
The convention adjourned until Zoe
morrow while points ol order were being
raised against The adoption ot the mae
j0ritv report ON rules.
Tho TAYLOR men are having their way
in everything To-day in the district meet-
ines They have the permanent oreani-
cation ae they had the temporary or-
ranizaNon and have rccOncIed the cole
orcd element by making % negro sccre-
farv Of tho convention. with long list
Of white assistants THE stone and Pratt
men are stiu holding secret conferences
90 midnight. with reports that Judge
Pratt may accept the nomination for Ate
torucy General. hut Colonel Stone de-
clncs minor place. and 1T is reported
that Doc docs not want Judge Pratt 90 go
on the ticket. Efforts arc said to have
been made to-day o. got Governor w. %.
Bradley 90 come over from Frankfort
and address the convention. but he is not
here. and ho is not now expected as the
convention VIII assemble at o'clock in
the morning and remain iu continuous
session until its work SIS complete
The Committee ou Resolutions is ready
20 report There is nothing unusual I'm
the resolutions except that civil service
reform is not endorsed in the plank com-
mcnding President Mckinley for recent
modification of the civil service rules
The platform favors the prosecution Of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-13
CUBA'S DESTINY
IS INDEPENDENCE
Juan GuaIbertO Gomez Makes ViO-
lent Separatist Speech,
THE REVOLUTION WILL RETURN
He Saws Unless the Island Il Given
Absolctc Control Of Its own AZ
fairs-Local Papers Loud in
Praise of Ills Speech.

HAVANA. July Eat a meeting held
fast evening 30 the Payret Theatre after
the street demonstration in his honor.
Juan GullhcrtO Gomez was himself the
principal speaker. In the course Of a
long address. dealing with the reasons
Tor beginning the war against Spain DE
SAID:
'I am now. as 7 always have been. n
scplraust. and Z still demand the sepa-
ration That asked for before the war
not only separation from Spain. but from
any and aIl other nations People only
begin 90 revolution when this is absolute
y necessary 10 life and progress. III
superior force deters them before their
object is attained. there is merely the
question Of delay
CUBAs DESTINY.
ernie revolution viii inevitably return.
Nations. like stars. have their seasons of
eclipse. but following their orbits they
emerge and accomplish their final des-
rmv. The destiny OF cuba is only indie
peudence The bassic ideas OF the rrNo-
luton We're uo mystery. and therefore
"a SYNOPSIS now which would really zee
mind us of past suffering and OF Incidents
only 90 be recalled with horror is un-
necessary. Honor is as much a. necessity
IA national life as is food in the life OF
th- individual. and fl ought 20 Doe insured
n possible even though the attempt may
result m catastrophe ANA death.
~such disasters we cam avoid by per-
rect unison br raising our voices to de-
clare that this country is ours and mat
vc want 90 for ourselves. by forgetting
our enmities. by oDliter1uug personalities,
Uy drawing lime through our terrible
past and boy deyoting ourselves TO ihe
future.
REPEAT 1876.
",va should give due thanks 90 the
Americans whose progress and power inc
spire our admiration but this does not
mean that $50 should resign ourselves
to "a tuicleee t0 Doe exercised over us. LET
ms make the same statement TO the United
states that the American colonies made
to England in 1916. when they declared
THAI the Americans owned North Anne
rica."
The entire speech was n this spirit
The local press praises b. to-day as the
most important occurrence since January
1st."
Most Of those present at the meeting
were negroes. and many of the banners
borne On the procession showed the legend
of independence or death
The total number of cases ol yellow
fever in Havana this year is seventeen
including three brought here DO ships.
Ine total number OF deaths for the year
from yellow fever is SEVEN
General Ludlow and Major Davis do
not claim perfect immunity for the de-
partmout. but they both believe that
everything practical has been done TO
ward off the disease. and that. too, Win
o. very considerable amount Of success.
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M. LEBON REPLIES
70 Havcts Charges That He Ordered
nreNfns CrncllN Ircatcd.

DIeNiuS cruelty iltd''h'
PARIS. July I'm. Lebon, the former
Minister of the Colonies has addressed
a long letter TO the government in reply
to the charges of Louis Havet. the meme
Der of the French Institute who accom-
puauieI Madame Dreyfus 90 Rennes. who
ALLEGES Chat Drcvfus was cruelty treated
n his island prison. The former minister
saws 10 one in l>G questioned the JUS
lice of the verdict OF tie Dreyfus court
martial. that in September. 1895. DO was
reported that am American vessel was
about 90 rescue the prisoner. and tae9e
was some talk among the warders as 20
the possibility OF his escape. Hence VI.
Lemon became solicitous for the safety OF
the prisoner and ordered DIcyfus 90 be
confined in hts hut with double locked
doors. but with "a sentinel inside until the
hut was surrounded Dog "a palisade. when
the hut might Doe opened The building 90
The palisade occupied longer than was eX-
pected but uo harm Go the health OF
the prisoner was reported. H. Lebon dee
MES tampermg with The correspondence
of Dreyius.
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WASHINGTON July 2-The question
of extending the time of payment of
debts in Cuba has been referred by the
War Department back TO General Brooke.
who has placed the matter before his cab
met officer having in charge the fiscal
auairs. The creditor class recently pro-
posed notifications in the existing order
ANA these have been taken under AIDE
vsemenl and referred to General Brooke.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-13

WASHINGTON. july 12-The Adlu-
tantGeueral to-day received dispatch
from Colonel Comha 80 Bon.aeo. near
Santiago. aunouuC.u4 the death of CAPE
tain Thomas ~. Woodruff adiutant of
th. Firth Infantry. He DIED of yellow
fewer last night CAPTAIN Woodruff was
West Point graduate. appointed from
The District of columbia
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-13

LONDON. july 1910 is announced
that the Westinghouse Electric and
Manufacturing Company of pittsburg
VIII build works 40 Manchester and em-
piov five thousand men. George West
inghouee viii direct the enterprise
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PORT NEWPORT NEWS. JULY ~, 30
ARRIVED
steamer Winner Fernandia.
SAILED

Schooner George r. Nreeland Bayonne.
Iar-e Ringlcader. Providence.
Barre FaWn. Providence.
Steamer katdhdiu, providence
Sfearu.r Pucna Ventura Boston.
steamer Winner. Rotterdam.
Steamer Agaphanthus Norlolk.
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Meet your friends at The Meyer store
corner Foushee and Broad.
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New Dairy Lunch Room opened at
Tho Meyer Store F0ushee and Broad.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-13

New Dairy Lunch Room opened at
The Never store. Foushee and Broad
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-13

Meet your friends at The Meyer store,
corner Foushee and Broad.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-13

Meet your friends at The Meyer Store
corner Foushee and Broad.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-13

New Dairy Lunch Room opened az
The Meyer Store Foushee and Broad.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-13

New Dairy Lunch Room opened At
The Meyer Store. Foushee and Broad.
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PORT or WEST POINT JULY - 1873.
ARRIVED. ,.,.,,.o
Steamship Danvile, Boyd, balliho'e'
passengers and general cargo.
SAILED. .
Steamship DatNile, Boyd, Baluhiole'
passengers and general cargo
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If you buru coal you should give
Keelan's coal trial. For sale by
J. H. Michel.
No Complaint t. Mako.

Mrs. Pete Amsterdam of Harlem Is one
Of the most philanthropic ladies on Man
haitian island. She is always hunting up
distressed people in order to comfort the'u,
and it often happens that her kind atteh
lions are not properly appreciated.
Not long since she visited an unfortunate
woman who lived in dilapidated shanty
on the rocks near One Hundred and Six
teenth street. The woman's head was tied
up, and her eye was blackened, and she had
one arm in sling.
II hear" said Mrs Pete Amsterdam,
"that your brutal husband beats you, and
have called to see if we can not have him
punished"
"You are mistaken, madam; my husband
never beats me. We have lived together
IS years, and he has never beaten me yet, "
and the woman adjusted her arm in the
sling
II am SO glad to hear that l am mis-
TAKEN" replied the female philanthropist.
NO" continued the woman sadly, put
ting the bandage over the eye, "he has new
er struck me a blow yet. He has kicked
me in a dozen different places 40 different
times; he has taken me by my two ears
and bumped my head on the floor or on
the corner of the mantelpiece; he has poured
hot water down my back, pulled out my
hair BY the handful, and he has stuck pins
in me; he feeds his dog in my new Sunday
bonnet. but he has never yet beat me, and
until he does don't think ought to COM
plain"
The visitor then withdrew without say
ing a word.-TeXas Siftings.
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Fate of the Turkeys.

A certain parish not thousand miles
from Portland devotes one Sunday even
ing each month to what they term a
missionary concert" it being the duty
of some of the church to keep posted on
the progress of mission work in the diff
ferent countries and report the same at
these meetings. A certain active worker
whose study was the land Of the sultan
electrified the audience by announcing
one evening that ''his was sorrowful
report" adding, in all seriousness tnat
the Turkeys had all had their crops cut
off."-Lewiston Journal.
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Notice. For Publication.

TO John ii. McGraw and others persons
interested in the real estate hereinafter de-
scribed: You will take notice that on sep.
TENDER %, 1896, the undersigned purchased
from Kittitas county by certificate Of pur.
chase No. ,, issued by the Treasurer # SAID
county, the following described parcels of
land situated in Kitiias county, state of
Washington, towit: Lots one ~, two CD.
and three (3) in block ten (l0) in Hicks adj
dition to the city OF Ellenshurg. that said
real estate was sold for take, ASSESSED for
the year 1892 and was assessed Tor taxation
to unknown owner" and the time for re-
demption will expire on the I'D, day OF No.
vember 1899. Unless said land is redeemed
from said sale on or before said November
23d 1899. the said purchaser will apply to the
County Treasurer for II deed thereto.
Dated Ellensbur-, Wash, Aug. ~, 1899
anglo nov23. W. +. ZETZSCIE.
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SUMMONS.
IN the superior Court of Kittitas. state of
Washington:
MATTE PERRY Plaintiff

y the Superior Court OF Kittitas. state of
1Washington
MATTE PERRY Plaintiff,
VS..
GEORGE PERRY, Defendant
The state OF Washington to the said George
Perry, defendant:
You are hereby summoned to appear within
sixty days after the date OF the first publication
OF this summons. towit, within sixty DAYS after
the list day of July A. d., 1899, and defend the
above entitled action in the above entitled
court, and answer the complaint OF the plaintiff,
and serve copy of your answer upon the un
dersigned attorneys for plaintiff, at their Office
below stated; and in case of your failure so to
do, Judgment will be rendred against you ac-
cording to the demand of the complaint which
has been filed with the clerk of said court That
the above action is brought by the plaintiff
herein for the purpose of dissolving the bonds
OF matrimony now existing between plaintiff
and defendant, on the grounds of cruel and in
human treatment and abandonment.
MIRES d WARNER,
Attorneys for Plaintiff
p. o. Address: Ellensburgh, Kittitas County,
State OF Washington. jul 2l-Sep
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Notice For Publication.

To Adalte NJ. Craig and L. Z. Craig, her hus-
band and 2. z Craig. and all persons in tcrest-
ell in the reai estate hereinafter described:
You will take notice that on the 10Th day of
August 1886, the undersigned purchased from
kittitas county by certificate of purchase No
20. issued by the treasurer OF said county, the
following described parcel of land situate in
kittitas county. State OF Washington, towit
Lot eleven QD in bl OK nine 90 OF the Second
said real estate was sold for taxes assessed fOr
the year 1891 and was assessed for taxation TO B.
Z. Craig, and the time for redemption will ex
said land is redeemed from said sale on or be-
fore said 9th day ef se' TENDER 1899, the said
purchaser will apply to the county treasurer for
deed Thereto. Dated Ellensburg, Wash. June
10, 1899. Mrs. LULU HoRNBECK.
june30 jly2SscpI
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How Are Your Kidneyss
DR. Hobbs Sparagus Pills cure all kidney ills. Sam.
pie free Add. Sterling Remedy Co., Chicago N. Y.
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SHADE TREES.

neRelative Merits of Spring and Autumn
Planting Considered.
As most readers probably know, the
best time to transplant deciduous trees
bduring the period between the fall Of
neleaves in autumn and thAibursting
@the buds into leaf in the spring. In
many portions Of the United States
taere is but little choice as to the par
ocular week or month during the above
interim beyond that of choosing time
when the soil is in good condition. In
winters where the winter is we'll defined
md much cold prevails the planting
period is divided into two seasons, fall
@o spring, and the relative merits Of
Nese seasons are thus described by Su-
untendent William Saunders in a re-
Rts OF horticultural subjects to the Sec
wary OF agriculture at Washington:
Vther things being favorable, fall
painting is preferable to spring planting
ua ior these reasons: It is found that
- pest conditions for Fastening root
susmatlon in cuttings of any kind is to
Yep the soil into which they are insert
several degrees warmer than the at
aosphere surrounding them. This en-
wofages root growth in the warm soil,
sao inc cooler atmosphere prevents tho
growth Of buds or leaves until after the
.oss have been produced. There are
~ttsin , periods of the year when these
MWa@t'ons are naturally found. During
~ month Of October the soil from 10 to
w@coes below the surface will average
.vefal degrees warmer than the air four
w. ABOVE the surface of the ground in
"upesate climates. Consequently tree
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Notice to Creditors.

in THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE
OF WASHINGTON, FOR KITTITAs COUNTY.
In the matter of the
estate Of Andrew Helmer,
deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the UNDER
signed has been appointed Administrators
of the estate Of Andrew Helmer, deceased,
late of said county and state, and all
persons having claims against the deceased,
are required to present them with the nee.
essary vouchers within one year after the
date of this notice to the undersigned at her
residence on the Teanaway river, above the
Castor place, IN said county and state.
MARY f. HELMER,
DatedJuly "a, 1899. Administrative
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THROBBING HEADACHE.

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