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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1899-05-10
THE BLUE AND GRAY
Kentucky Honors Both confeder-
aIe and Federal Heroes
BY A HANDSOME
On Which Both Sides in the
Civil War Are Equally
Represented In the In
scription.

The beautiful granite m0uuuent
erected by the state Of Kentucky in
Chickamauga Park was dedicated We'd
nesday afternoon with imposing cere-
monies. At noon Governor Bradley,
his staff aud other prominent Ken.
tuckians left the city for the park; and
promptly at ? o'clock the exercises be-
gan.
The preliminary portion Of the pro.
gram consisted Of music-one Of the
plumbers being My Old Kentucky
Home"-and an impressive invocation.
Major Thomas H. Hays Of the Ken
tucky commission, in an eloquent ad-
dress then formally rendered the monu-
ment to Governor Bradley. Following
this address Miss Christine Bradley,
the governors beautiful daughter,
gracefully unveiled the shaft.
Governor Bradley next formally ac-
cepted the monument and transferred 1t
to the government
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-04-15
SPANISH SILVER AT SO
Highest in Ten Years BIuster of a
Baptist "RishOpv

Havana, April H.-Spanish silver is now
quoted at SO. the highest figure reached
in this decade. Three-fourths of the in
land kilograms are quotations on money
for country customers, from five 10 ten
quotations being sent daily TO brokers in
interior cities.
Orders have been published in the Amer
lean camps to muster out the men who en-
listed as regulars for the war. There are
about 800 of such men in the Eighth in
fantry and some 500 in the Second artil-
lery.
General Maxine Gomez is paying no at
tention to the signed statement Of Briga-
der General AIeman, for some time Cuban
secretary Of war, accusing Gomez Of buy
ing cattle in the towns of Celgo de Avila
and Meron al a personal profit.
w. y. Hammond, who was formerly IN
business here, and who AYERS he was at
one time "a bishop of the American Bap-
fist church." and who was arrested at
Holguin on General Ludlow's order. in
March, for alleged swindling in Havana,
has published a letter inveighlng against
American Justice. He says a member OF
General Ludlow's stan offered him a quit
release if he would depart from Cuba.
Hammond, who claims to be British sub
ject. demands $500 damage for each week
he has spent in prison.
The spaniards and Cubans express dis
satisfaction at the appointment Of Senior
Lopez as Spanish consul here.
Miss Julia Ward and Mrs. Capron went
70 Cardenas today to establish Red Croes
hospital
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-04-15
A NEW
Digestive Principle.

The leading medical publications OF the
country have been giving much space of late TO
a new element for digesting starchy foods. Prom
many articles We take selection from the
Medical Times. New York:
In these days of progress it Is gratifying to
know that cases of amylacecus q. Q, starchyl
indigestion which have 80 frequently bafhed Us
can now be treated with a reasonable hope OF
success. For years we have been looking for
a diastaSe (digester Of starch more potent than
that found in the malt extracts. II remained
for Mr.. Takamine, a japanese chemist 20
discover one OF remarkable power. In TINS
product. Taxa Diatase. tCs hare trsdt the pro
feSsl0n hos 50 long desired, and il IS therefore
not remarkable that many Of the best men N
the profession have investigated II, ana the
conclusion uniformly reached Is that IN cases
of inability 70 diges; starchss We have II thls
ferment reliable tre1;Hrat.'
Most OF cur food IS starch-al Vegetables srs
largely starch-yet when the stomach refused
TO digest starch, medicine has hitherto been
powerless. PePsin has been the backbone Of al
treatment Of MISREPRESENTATION Tor meat
foods but vaiueless for starch
Kaskols Tablets are the only form IN Tnicn
this wonderful remedy : offered 10 the general
public We believe them perfect remedy fo-
indigestion and dyspepsia; they combine TIE
useritorious elements OF old treatments. vita
the new Japanese discovery.
All druggists, = aad - cents, o. hy usI o.
The makers.
THEP.L kB6EY CO.. Kalamazoo Mich
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-04-15
SIX FOR THE SHOOT-OFF
Marshall Of Illinois Is Champion;
Score 2j Plus BE-,

Elkwood Park, n. j., April 1.-THE
twenty-fifth round of the Great American
handicap, in the Interstate associations
tournament, was concluded today. Tom
Marshall, mayor of Keithsburg, H., won.
Grimm of Clear Lake, Iowa, won second
money. When the final round of the match
began there were seven marksmen with
clean scores. All but one of these-Ed
Hickman of Kansas City, killed his twen-
ty-fifth bird. and the following tied: Mar
shall, Keithsburg, ILL.,; Jackson, Austin,
Texas; DR.. hnowlton, New York; S. Hoff-
man, Jr., Atlanta, Ca; Grimm, Clear
Lake, Iowa, and Roll The shoot-off was
miss and out. One after another dropped
out until at the seventh bird, Grimm and
Marshall were the only survivors. They
continued tied until Grimm missed his
thirty-second bird of the shoot-off. Mar
shall killed his pigeon, and so won the
match. for the second, time since the Grand
American handicap was instituted. Grimm
took second honors. In all Marshall killed
fifty-seven birds, twenty-five in the regu-
lar shoot and thirty-two in the shoot-off.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-04-15
NEW MILLING COMPANY
at Geary and an Orphanage at Okla
hOma City.

Guthrie, O. T., April n.-(Special. Sec
rotary Jenkins has issued a charter to the
Geary Milling and Elevator company, Of
Geary. The company has property valued
at $4,000 and a capital stock of $4,000. Its
inCorporators are J. w. Ruth of Halstead
Kan, and Jacob S. Kuhbi,l, John Pinker-
ton, Z. D. Ruth and o. 2. Ruth of Geary.
Application for a charter was made by
The Southern Trust company, Of Braman
The trustees are Basil J. Templeton, Will
lam J. Whistler and D. L. Wetmore Of
Braman. The company has a capital stock
of $4,000. A charter was issued to the Ok
lahoma Orphanage, which has for its pur-
pose the keeping and maintenance of an
orphan asylum at Oklahoma City, with
right TO purchase, hold, improve and dis
pose Of all necessary grounds and build
ings for the use of said corporation Term
Of the charter is continuous and perpetual.
There are seven directors, to be known
as trustees, a sfollows: Miranda NJ Nal
lory, z. Frances Johnston Laura B. Shaw.
Susan Z. Hershes, Oklahoma City; B. H.
Irwin. Lincoln, Neb.; C. NJ. Henson,
Hertzall, o. T.; Estelle Gaines. Marvin, s
c. The capital stock is $5,OOO-1,0o shares
Of s. each.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-04-15

years have occasionally used this splen-
did spring remedy when 1 felt out of
sorts and run down.
II have been a professional bicyclist for
about three years. Before that 1 was in
the grocery business. Before the big race
in New York, feeling that I ought to be
in the best possible condition, because a
nervous breakdown on the track is the
one thing that al well-trained men are
afraid of, 1 began to use Paine's celery
compound. 1t was a part of my success-
fui training.
But what 1 feel I ought to tell you
is this: That after the race, when I had
used up every bit of energy that 1 could
and was as far broken down as a man
would naturally be after such tax upon
his energies felt the need OF something
to tone up my systemic restore my
nerves, which were somewhat shaken, to
give me an appetite which I had lost, and
fell back upon Paine's celery compound.
assure you that it did me so much good
that 1 am very glad indeed to send you
this letter.
Trusting that riders who are not put
to such severe tests as I, and perhaps
couldn't stand such severe tests. may have
the benefit of my experience ard use what
L consider perfect restorer of impaired
nervous energy, I am yours truly
sc. w. MILLER,
Champion Long Distance Rider of the
World"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-04-15
AGER Is A SLAYER
Has Not the Slightest Inten-
ton of Resigning.
IF HE KEEPS HIS HEAL TIL
He Will Remain Secretary to
the End of the Term.
IF He KEEPS HIS HEAL TIL

washington, April 14.-Secretary Alger
tonight put an effective quietus on the per-
sistent reports mat he contemplated re-
:.rement frcn. the cabinet, by positive
and uneGuiyocal statement that he re-
pors were absolutely without foundation
and that unless some unforeseen and an
looked for contingency arises be proposes
to remain secl etary OF war Throughout
this administration. Secretary Alger mad
lis attention called to the recent rumors
that he would resign after the close OF the
investigation into the conduct. Of the war
and incident matters, and that his success
sor had already been determined upon. lie
said all statements of that character were
false, that he had not entertained any
such intention, and that they were insti-
gated with the evident purpose Of attempt
ing to force him to leave the cabinet. He
said he purposed to pay no attention what
ever to these attacks.
He authorized the Associated Press to
make an absolute denial Of the reports OF
his contemplated resignation, and to an
nounce, once for all, in the strongest terms
possible, that he would retain his present
office throughout his regular term of Of
flee. OF course, he added, if there should
be a great disaster in his private business
affairs or he should be stricken in health
or some such whilly unexpected and sud-
den event occurred, it might actuate him
to resign to private life, as a matter Of
course, but he had not had any idea of re-
signing, and his determination to remain,
despite reports to the contrary, was fixed
and unalterable
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-04-15
TRADE WITH NEW POSSESSIONS
Is Picking TIP. Exports Showing the
Greater increase

washington, D. c.. April H--commercs
Of the United States with Cuba. Porto
Rico. Hawaii and the Philippines already
shows signs OF revival. The February re-
port OF the treasury bureau q statistics
shows that in nearly az the articles which
we have been accustomed 20 export %
those Islands there & marked Increase.
while IN many articles our cwn imports
from them are showing a corresponding
increase. During the month Il February.
ISe9 our purchases from cuba we're con-
siderasIy greater than ia the Correspond
ing month CT last year. and during the
esEht months ending February = EsTe 3 .
17S777. against .. Gs,3-7 n the corvespond-
ing months q the preceding fiscal year.
and =. 155.5a1 In the couesp cD6iaE months
OF the fiscal year lsa7 our exports -
Cr5a- meantime. Tere. ~ ire eieht
months ending with February. 10. g-5.-
-. ass. against g. 81 - n tire correspond
ing months q lzst year and s. 81 - =
tEe corresponding months - ere fiscal
year Isg7 From porto Rico orr Imports
in Fesruary we're 'Iz{s-a against - -
in ire corresponding month y ERE pre-
eedlnE ascal year zniie our exports 20
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-04-15
Is 1T Durable?
a Question often Asked by Those
Afflicted With Piles.

Is a strained joint durable? Is local in
Hammauon durable? OF course. II prop
Hrly treated. So are piles
People become afflicted with piles and
ask some old chronic Who has always
persisted in the wrong treatment and
naturally discoura Ees them by telling them
that their case IS hopeless.
They in turn discourage others and thus
6 disease THAI might in every case be
cured by sklllfuI and careful handling IS
allowed TO sap the energy Of thousands
who might free themselves OF the trouble
In a few days.
Pyramid Pile Cure will cure the most
aggravated case Of hemorrhoids in an as
tonishingiy short time. Il relieves the
congested parts. reduces the tumors in
Etantly. no matter how large. aIlays the
3nhamation and stops the aching or itch
1ng at once.
Thousands who have resorted TO expens-
I've surgical treatment have been cured
10y the Pyramid Pile Cure-in number
of instances persons who have spent
months in q hospital under a pile spe-
ciahs1.
1t is a remedy that none need fear 20
apply even TO the worst aggravated. swoIl-
en- and fnhamed hemorrhoidal tumors.
This remedy is no longer an experiment.
but a medical certainty. II is manufac-
sured by the Pyramid Drug Co. Marshall.
Mich.
Druggists sell il az 80 cents per box. i
a. fast becoming the most popular pile
cure the country has ever known and
druggists everywhere are ordering il fox
Eheir customers
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-04-15
TWO MORE BUILDINGS
Chemical Laboratory and
Library at Saltwater.
CONTRACTS FOR PLANS
Resolutions of the Livestock
Quarantine Board.

Guthrie, O. T, April Especially 1.-The
board of regents of the Agricultural and
Mechanical college at Saltwater, who are
ex-officio the live stock sanitary board OF
the territory, completed their work late
last night and adjourned to meet at Still
water on the 9th inst, when their pro-
ceedings will be ratified as the law re-
quires. The board let the contract for the
plans for a chemical laboratory to c. G.
Cooke Of Shawnee, and the contract lot
plans for the library building TO j. Fou-
cart, Guthrie architect. The laboratory
IS 10 be a two-story and basement build
ing, constructed Of Perry pressed brick,
and IS to cost IS. 600. The library building
IS to cost $4,000 Plans and specifications
for the buildings are to be submitted at
The next meeting of the board, when ad-
vertisements for bids for the construction
will be prepared. It is the desire Of the
board to have the laboratory completed
and ready for occupancy by the first Of
September.
Dr. J. B. Ballard Of Washita county was
elected secretary OF the live stock commits
sion, J. P. Candy having declined the
place The quarantine inspectors appoint
cd by the board are; Jake Cantelou, Dem
ocrat, of Oklahoma county, who was re-
appointed; Joe Sherman Of Woods county,
Republican, and Ezra Naples of Kay
county, Populist.
The resolutions adopted by the board re-
guesting a modification of the federal
quarantine lines now in force in Oklahoma
are as follows:
Resolved, by the live stock sanitary
commission Of Oklahoma, That we hereby
respectfully request the bureau Of animal
industry at Washington to modify the fed
eral quarantine lines now in force in Ok
Iahoma as.follows, to-wit: First, that the
lire, as nSw established along the south
border Of Washita county, be changed TO
q line one township further south: That is
10 say, that the line between ranges Is
and II west I. NJ, be continued south TO
the township line Between townships and
north, and run thence west to the North
Fork of the Red river; second, that the
counties Of Oklahoma, Logan and that
part Of Noble county not included in the
Tonca, Otoe and Missouria indian reserva-
tions be placed above the federal quaran-
tine lines
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-04-15
N APPLE PIE ORDER
General Brooke Finds the
Cuban Muster Rolls
SOME THOUSANDS APART
Are the Cuban Rolls and the
American Lists.

Havana. April 1.-THE Cuban army rolls,
which were delivered last evening 10 Gov
ernor General Brooke through Senior Ca
pote. are prepared in a neat clerical style,
the broad sheets showing on their face
5000 names. 6,000 commissioned officers
and 1900 non-commissioned officers and
privates The whole statement is in or
derby arrangement Of corps, regiments,
battalion and company scores. The United
States military authorities make no at
tempt TO reconcile the 700 non-commis-
stoned officers and privates indicated by
these rolls with the 1928 given in the
estimates prepared under the direction Of
the provisional governors. AS matter Of
fact. since the American figures were pub
lished it has developed that they were in
some respects MISLEADING. For instance, in
the province of Santiago General Leonard
Wood. the governor, reported that there
were on Cubans in arms. At headquar-
tiers here this was taken TO mean that
there were no Cuban soldiers in regular
camps, the practice being for the Cuban
soldiers TO separate. going to their homes
and to come together fortnightly for re-
view, dispensing again afterward. Conse-
quent.y. for the province OF Santiago alone
some thousands must be added to the
American figures. Moreover, additional
thousands must be eliminated from the
Cuban list because the men represented
are now in official employ. Nevertheless,
there is wide difference between the
American estimates and the assembly 5
list. The Americans will scrutinize the
latter carefully and when the payments
begin the individuals named must be ideu-
titled by the various company captains
If the lists vouched for tally, of more than
10000 non-commissioned officers and pri-
Yates, the shares, with the deductions, will
probably be Jess than 800 each. These
details have not yet been settled.
Major General Lee has rented a house
Of fifty rooms at Quemados. and there
seems TO b emo doubt here that he will be
mar Del Rio and of all Havana province
outside of the city of Havana, combined
in single military department The
other departments will be Department of
Havana, under Major General Ludlow; Of
Matanzas and Santa Clara, under Major
General wilson, and of Santiago. under
Major Gems Wood. Puerto Principe and
the military district attached will probably
be under the command of Major General
Wilson.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-04-15
WICHITA AND OENISON
Stockholders Elect Officers for the
Projected Line.

Guthrie, o. T.. April 14-(SpeciaL)-A
meeting of the stockholders of the pro-
jected Wichita and Denison railway was
held in the parlors OF the Royal hotel in
this city this morning. at which the fol-
lowing directory and officers were chosen:
President, w A. Knipe, Prllins; secretary,
Robert A Lowery, Saltwater; treasurr.
W. S. Search, Shawnee; J. J. Schaffer,
Saltwater; Frank 5. Dimon, Chandler; B.
+. Fowler. Tyron. 1t was estimated that
the cost of the preliminary survey for the
railroad would cost about 5000 and i'm
mediate steps viii be taken to raise the
amount along the line Of the proposed
risht-of-way. The survey will extend from
Shawnee to Wichita, establishing connec-
tons with Chandler. Tyron, Perkins and
SullwPter. When the preliminary work is
completed it Is expected that the Missouri
Pacific railroad vii ltake up the project
and push il through to completion. Among
The stockholders present at today's meet
ing were W. y knipe and Warren Chan
try OF Perkins, J. J. Schaffer and Frank
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-04-15

Porto Rico in February, 1899. were S26s SIS,
against Ss7.074 in the corresponding month
Of last fiscal year. During the eight
months ending with February the imports
from Porto Rico were SIS. ssh. against $525,-
S24 in the eight months Of the preceding
year and the exports To Porto Rico were
1326, 663, against S1,2no, 067 in the cores
ponding months OF last year From the
Philippines our imports IN February. 1s9s
were s27I, 005, against SlS6.35S in the cor
responding month Of the preceding year
and our exports TO the Philippines were
$l9,529, against 81. 9JT in the corresponding
month of last year During the eight
months ending with February our inn
ports from the Philippines were S2.641 .I75
against g, 102. SSs in the corresponding
months Of the preceding veg. while the
exports 10 the Philippines IN the eight
months ending with February 1S99. were
S117.021, against $50. 235 in the corresponding
month of the preceding year. and our ex-
ports to the Hawaiian islands were $3.50 .
$40. against S354.512 in February ISaS. bur
ing tn eeight months in question our i'm
ports from the Hawaiian islands were so
316, 91O. against $9.372 SIS in the correspond
AAAS AlblAihS VI the HoNdi SFetA 4o'os anu e.
626. $50 in the corresponding months OF 1897.
Our exports 10 the Hawaiian islands IN
the eight months ending with February,
1929, wer S. so, 156. against S2S62,52S in the
corresponding months of ISIS and SSo07.-
532 in the corresponding months OF 1897.
II vii THUS be seen that our commerce
with all OF these Islands has incre ased.
both as 10 imports and exports. but that
thus far the increase is greater In exports
than in imports
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-04-15
HOOP IRON ANO COTTON TIES
Trust Formed Including all Iuter-
esfs. CanitaIiZ .tiOu S33 GOO. 900


Pittsburg, Pa, April 14-Arrangements
have just been completed for the CONSOLE
dation of the hoop iron and cotton tie in
terests of the country. The capital stock
of the new company wi be $4,000 600, of
which $4,000 600 is preferred and SO, 100000
common. The companies to be Included
are: ]. Painter e Co., Isabella ft'urnace
company, William Clark's Sons & Co.,
Lindsay e McCutcheon of Pittsburg,
Union Works, of the National Steel COM
pany, of Youngstown, o.; Monessen Steel
company, of Monessen, Pa; p. L. Kimber-
ly company Of Sharon, Pa; Portage Iron
company, of Duncansville. Ia, and the
Pomeroy Iron and Steel company. These
are the only plants in the country. The
manufacturers received word today to pre-
sent their stock on Monday next in New
York and receive cesh for 1t. The general
offices Will be in Pittsburg.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-04-15
CONSULS ORDERED BACK
Il the Posts Held In spain When the
war Broke Ont

Washington. April 1.-THE secretary Of
state has directed the return to their posts
in Spain, Of the United States consuLs who
were obliged 20 leave on account Of the
war. Two Of these officers. Consul H ".
Bowen, al Barcelona, and Richard u. Bar
;Ieman. AZ Malaga, are now in New York
The third, Mr. J. Howeil Carroll. consul at
Cadiz, IS now Al Gibraltar. The depart
ment has determined that they shall ait oe
retained in t5a consular service. there be-
ing no evidence OF any personal IL fee
ing incurred oy sheul. The sa5-consulsr
officers mostly remained in Spain through
out the war and we're uadf1urbed. some
even continuing 20 discharge a part OF
their official duties They vii z<o De
continued in the service
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-04-15
REUNION OF EX-CONFEDERAIES
Will be Held at Charleston, - q.
Nav 10 and IL

Charleston. s. G. April 13-Ths great
reunion Of ex-Confederates viii Be cs.s-
brated here May ! 0to - Among the
speakers who have promised 20 be pres
ent are General John 3. Gordon and Gen
era Joseph Wheeler Preparations for
the accommodation OK the veterans are
well under way. Nearly $1,000 has been
raised and the sources o. contribution
have By no means been exhausted. The
city has expended 81 ~ in the erection
~ a handsome auditorium with seating
capacity of 70oa. The sons % Veterans
ard the Daughter ~ the Confederaev
viii hold their annual convention along
with The vefnrarE
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-04-15
ALL-R0UND LAW VIOLATOR
Laws Of God. the United States and
Utah on Roberts, List

st. Louis, Mo, April 14-At the spring
meeting of the Congregational association
of St. Louis, composed Of all the churches
Of that denomination in and around the
city, unanimous vote has been taken
against the seating of Brigham II. Roberts
in congress. The resolution adopted con-
tanned petition to be presented to the
national house of representatives asking
that body to exercise its constitutional
provocative against Brigham H. Roberts
as being an open violator not only Of the
laws of God and Of the United States. but
of the state Of Utah, to which he owes his
election" The association also pledged
itself to use all its influence to induce the
representatives OF this district TO vote
against the seating of Roberts
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-04-15
PRESIDENT ALONZO FLEES
Bolivian RevOIutiSnists in Full Con.
troll Of the Couatry

New York. April IA dispatch from
Lima says: The battle between ths reT-
oiutlonlsts or fedessGs.s. uzser Genera
Pando and the forces OF President A ONO.
near Orgr9. in Bolivia. lasted oser an
hour. during WEich tine - were * iss.
General Pand1 c7ums11et tAe s8rt-rloss
fe5eraists and occgpiea org~e p aslt tae
slightest protest Pres dent A11z9 v-1
a body guard oonSsting C. aa ass
arrived a. A-tofsTseta- az enc bay q:
Nore1a. Ch8e. Tns Chilean forces are a.
present engaged In slza-r-nz ere f-z4'-@sr.
nho haze rasEaf rEer ~. f--.t.e-.