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OUR COUNTRY: First, Last and Forever,

COUNSEL for lngham and hewitt,
who were recently convicted in a
Upited States court of conspiring
with counterfeiters and bribing
United States detectives, are making
desperate efforts to save the con
victed men. Reasons for new trial
were filed a week ago, and on Mon
day permission was asked TO file an
additional reason. They allege that
one of the jurors who convicted Ing
ham and hewitt has, since the trial,
become insane and is now in an
asylum for treatment. The attempt
will be made to establish that this
juror was not mentally responsible at
the time of the trial although it is
evident that no one suspected that
he was so afflicted.
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An Enaorsement Of Mckinley.

New York, Nov. 9.-Senator Chaun-
cey NJ. Depew was asked for his views
on Tuesdays election. 81 regard this
election as an endorsement of Presi-
dent McKinley's administration" he
said 1T proves that the American
people have absolute confidence in him.
To my mind. and ] am not speaking
idly, it settles the question beyond
doubt of the next presidency believe
that it means that Mr.. Mckinley viii
be the nominee of the Republican par
ty and that Mr.. Bryan will again Sc
cure the Democratic nomination"
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Q a = To7EA.
Bears the n The Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature Of L&HXZAIzM<
sailors, Bittor Experience.

Gloucester, Mass, Nov, 9,-The Ital-
ian bark Salvador, which arrived here
yesterday from Trapani, Italy, had on
board Captain A. T. Dyer and the ship
wrecked crew of seven men of the
schooner William e. Downs, of New
Haven, bound from Savannah to New
Haven, with lumber. During gale on
Oct. 80 the vessel began to leak, and
that night the men were compelled to
take to the rigging. For four days,
lashed to the rigging and exposed to
the elements, and practically without
food, the men passed narrowing eX-
istence. Then the Salvador appeared
and effected their rescue, 1t being a
dangerous piece of work The men
saved nothing except the clothes they
wore
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rhe newev wedding.

Washington, Nov 9.-The Dewey
marriage ceremony will be performed
at Mrs. McLean's residence. Only a
family party, with a few intimate
friends and several high officials, will
witness the event No authoritative
information is obtainable as to the ex-
act date for the wedding. Cardinal
Gibbons will be away from Washing
ton for a week. and it is believed that
Archbishop Keane, a friend of the
bride, will celebrate the marriage
rites. The archbishop is out Of the
citv
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Trenton, Nov. 9.-Justice Garrison,
Of the supreme court, yesterday an
nounced that he and Judge Armstrong,
of the Camden county court, had ap-
pointed ex-Assemblyman Frank T
Lloyd as acting prosecutor of Camden
county, to serve until Governor Voor-
lees makes an appointment. The ap-
pointment was made on the recon-
mendation of Governor voorhees,
Lloyd is a candidate for the position,
as is also Frederick A. Rex, who is sup
ported largely by the Camden county
bar
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REPUBLICAN NEW JERSEY.

Tho Latest Returns show Only Three
Democratic Counties.
Trenton, Nov. 9-Taking the high
est candidate for the county Office on
each ticket in all the counties, the Re-
publican plurality in New Jersey is
well above 100000 Taking what local
political leaders consider a fair aver
age in each county, the Republican
plurality is about 10000. A year ago
the Republican plurality in the state,
calculated in the same manner, was
S,4OO In the same year Voorhees,
(RepO, for governor, had 5,499 plural
lty.
The average pluralities, as nearly as
may be obtained before the official
tabulation. are:
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Murderous Lover Convicted.

Liberty, Mo-, Nov. 9.-Ernest Clev-
niger a young farmer, was convicted
of murder In the first degree at his
trial for killing George Allen and
Della Clevenger last December, near
Missouri City. Clevenger was in love
with Della Clevenger's sister, Jennie,
and was jealous of Aliens attentions
to her All three had gone to prayer
meeting. Clevenger followed and
when they emerged from the building
shot Allen dead, fatally wounded Del
la and was about to shoot Jennie
when arrested. In June Clevenger es-
capped from Jail, but was recaptured.
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Des Moines. Nov 9.-Returns from
80 of the 80 counties Of the state, with
estimates on the others, show a Re-
publican gain. The 10000 plurality for
Governor Shaw is easily maintained,
and may go slightly above that fig
ure His majority over all candidates
for governor is estimated at $4,000,
which is the largest in the history of
the state on the gubernatorial vote.
The legislature will stand: Senate,
SO Republicans and 15 Democrats.
House, SO Republicans and II Demo-
Gratis, a gain of II votes on joint bal
lot for the Republicans.
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Chicago, Nov. 9.-Judge Dunno yes
terday refused to release August
Becker, the condemned wife MUIR
derer, who had petitioned for release
on the ground that the grand jury in
dictment against him was defective, be-
cause it had been changed after leaving
the hands of the grand jury Becker
was remanded to the custody of the
sheriff, and unless the governor inter
venes he will be hanged in the county
jail tomorrow noon.
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Nov 21.-Operetta, Prince Ferdinand and
the Enchanted Sword. +" at Ferguson's theatre.
Nov. 24.-National Festival in Robbins
Hall, North Main street. under auspices of
the Young Mems Bible Glass of the Presby-
terian Sabbath school,
Nov. 24.-FouFth annual ball of the De-
fender Hose Company No. 3, to be held in the
Hose Company's Hall, Turkey Run.
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Hnvnna,s New CivIi Governor.

Havana, Nov. General Emilio
Nunez, the successor of General Rius
Rivera as civil governor Of Havana,
formally took over the office yester
day, declaring that he accepted the
post with pleasure He then had an
interview with Governor General
Brooke and Senior Capote, secretary Of
government, after which he accepted
the resignation of Senor Vivancio, sec
retary to the civil governor.
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Breweries For the south.

Chattanooga, Nov. 9.-The Mary
land Brewery company, of Baltimore,
formerly the Lion Brewery company,
have decided to build several large
breweries in the south. One will be
built at Lynchburg and one at New
port News, Va. Atlanta, Ca, undoubt-
edly will get another, and application
has been made to erect another here.
Each brewery Will have capital stock
of $150,000.
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flltpIno rai eetherer captnrea.

washington, Nov. 9.-Mail advices
to the war department state that a
native with a commission as lieuten-
ant colonel in the insurgent armv has
been captured in Manila The pris-
oner had credentials from Aguinaldo
to collect taxes from the inhabitants
Of Manila, and had been doing so and
Iemitting the money to the rebel COM
mander
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AN IMPORTANT DIFFERENCE.

To make it apparent to thousands, who
think themselves i'll, that they are not af-
ficted with any disease, but that the system
simply needs cleansing, is to bring comfort
home to their hearts, as a costive condition
is easily cured by using Syrup of Figs.
Manufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, and sold by all druggists.
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Drunken Negro,s shot Proved Fatal.

Baltimore. Nov. 9.-Oscar Dietz, the
12-year-old boy who was shot by one
of a crowd of so hoodlum negroes
Tuesday evening, died at the city hos
pital last night. 1t is said he indicated
to the police the negro who fired the
shot that caused his death. Wesley
Brown, Alexander Campbell Levin
Deshields and Alexander Smith, all
colored were held without bail for a
hearing three weeks hence, on the
charge of causing the boys death.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-11-09

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In addition to members of the leg
islature II sheriffs, 18 county clerks,
4 surrogates and l register were elect
ed. These elections resulted as follows:
Atlantic-Sheriff, Smith e. John
ston, Rep. Burlington-Sheriff, Charles
E. Fenton, Rep; county clerk, Will
lam r. Warrick, Rep. Camden-Sher-
iff, John N. Sell, Rep. Cape May
County clerk, julius Way, Rep. Cum
berland- Sheriff, W. c. Hendee, Dem.
county clerk, G.. w. Betchner, DEM
Essex-Sheriff, George Virtue, Rep;
surrogate, Joseph w. Ellor, Rep.
loucester--Sheriff, Franklin Springer,
Rep. Hudson-Sheriff, Carl H..
Reumpler, DEM; county clerk, Maui
rice J. Stack, Dem; register, James G.
Clarke, Dem. Hunterdon-Sheriff,
George M. French, DEM; surrogate,
Paul A. Queen, Dem. Mercer-Sheriff,
Samuel A. Atchley, Rep. surrogate,
j. w. Cornell, Rep. Middlesex-Sher'
If, ]. p Barclay, Rep; county clerk,
J. H. Congor, Rep. Monmouth-Sher-
iif, Jacob A. Schultz, Dem; county
clerk, Asher T. Applegate, Dem Nor
ris-Sheriff, Charles A. Baker, Rep.
Ocean-Sheriff, Adam W. Downey,
Rep. Salem-Sheriff, William w. Pat
rick, Rep. SusseX-Sheriff, John M
Holscher, Dem. Union-Sheriff, Rob-
ert G. Houston, Rep; county clerk,
William Howard, Rep Warren-Sher-
if, George B. Cole, Dem; surrogate,
Charles b. Sharp, Dem.
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MoArthur Occupies Mabalacat.

Manila, Nov. 9.-General MaoArthur
has occupied Mabalacat. His entire
line, including the Twelfth, Seven
teenth and Ninth infantry and part of
the Fourth cavalry, is extended three
miles in front of Angeles, In a good
tactical position. Major Bell took Ma
halacat
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sonth DnIkotn Renorts Confirmed.

Sioux Falls, SD, Nov additional
reports received make but little change
in the Republican majority, increasing
it from 1875 to 4.017. Part of the in
crease is shown in Bonhomme county
where the early estimates gave the
Republican nominee 1877 majority. Ten
precincts in that county increase this
to 326, and the county complete will
show a still further increase. Minor
county complete gives the Republican
ticket 13 majority. The Republicans
there also elected three county COM
missioners. Union and Dawson coun-
ties practically nullify each others
vote, the fusionists carrying the form
er by an average Of about 106 majority,
while the Republicans carried the lat
ter by about the same figures.
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National Export Exposition.

The Pennsylvania Railroad Company has
arranged for special low-rate excursions to
Philadelphia, account National Export Ex-
position, on November 10 and "A. Round
trip tickets, good going only on trains in
dicated, and good to return within three
days. including day of issue, will be sold on
above dates as follows:
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Trains collide, sixteen injured. I

Kokomo, Ind, Nov. 9.-A Glover
Leaf passenger and freight collided
near here last night, damaging both
trains and seriously wounding 16 peo-
pie. The injured were brought to this
city in ambulances and cared for. The
passenger train was released at .
o'clock from the siding here and the
wreck occurred three minutes later on
curve. The engines are badly dam
apad
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volcanic Rruptions

Aregraud, but Skin Eruptions rob life Of
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Not euIrUy, Buc raw rnsTt .osts.

Pittsburg, Nov. 9.-John Cavanaugh
and five others, charged with the death
OF "Kid LSville," who died from in
juries received in a prize fight with
Cavanaugh at Homestead last April,
we're yesterday found not guilty, The
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Andrade nt san Juan de Porto RIco.

Andrade ht SHh JUHH ue I-OTUU ISIOU'
Ponce, Porto Rico, Nov. 9.-lt is now
known that General Andrade, the de-
posed president of Venezuela, has ar
rived at San Juan de Porto Rico on
board the steamer st. Simon. He is
quoted as having said in an interview
that he was still president of Venezue-
la, and that he would soon return to
that country.
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Fusionists Elect Congressman.

Lincoln, Neb., Nov. 9.-Complete
county returns coming in do not ma
terially change the early estimates Of
the results of Tuesdays election. The
fusionists carry the state by $1,000,
perhaps more. on the face of returns
from nearly half the counties. They
elect William Neville to congress over
Moses p. Kinkaid in the Sixth dis
trict, but by a reduced majority, and
gain slightly in judicial districts.
Chairman Edmiston, OF the fusion
state central committee, insists that H.
A. Holcomb is elected judge Of the
supreme court by $4,000.
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ColIerhone Fractnred In FoothalI.

Wilmington, Del, Nov. 9.-In the
football game here yesterday between
Delaware college and the Maryland
Agricultural college Alfred Hartman,
the Delaware's quarterback, had his
collarbone fractured. The game re-
suited: Delaware, "a; Maryland, 0.
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Good HauI hy Bank Rohbers.

Raleigh, Nov. 9.-News reached here
yesterday that the safe in the Office
of Sheriff Hughes, at Hillsboro, N. c..
was cracked Tuesday night. The rob-
bers got $4,000 in cash No elew.
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FOUR DOCTORS FAIL
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LONG DISTANCE TELEPHONE.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1899-03-16

a cloud of dust was seen in the dis
lance, and bishop cried, 1T is the
aid of Cod" and all the people took
up the cry. at Is the aid of God" AS
the cloud of dust was blown aside, the
banners of reinforcing armies marched
in to help against Attila, "the Scourge
of God" The most unimportant oc-
currences he used as a supernatural
resource. After three months OF fail
ure to capture the city of Aquileia
when his army had given up the siege,
the flight of stork and her young
from the tower of the city was taken
by him as q sign that he was to cap
ture the city; and his army, inspired
with the same occurrence, resumed the
siege and took the walls at a point
from which the stork had emerged. So
brilliant was the conqueror in attire
that his enemies could not look at him,
but shaded their eyes or turned their
heads.
Slain on the evening OF his marriage
by his bride, Ildico, who was hired for
the assassination, his followers bewail-
ed him, not with tears, but with blood
cutting themselves with knives and
lances. He was put into three collins,
the first OF iron, the second OF silver
and the third of gold. He was buried
by night. and into his grave was
poured the most valuable coins and
precious stones, amounting to the
wealth of a kingdom. The grave dig
gers and those who assisted at the
burial were massacred, so that 1t would
never be known where so much wealth
was entombed
The Roman empire conquered the
world. but Attila conquered the Ro-
man empire. He was right in calling
himself a scourge but instead OF being
1.-The Scourge of God" he was the
scourge of hell
Because of his brilliancy and bitter
ness. the commentators might we'll
have supposed him to be the star
NORWOOD of the text. AS the re-
gions he devastated were parts most
opulent with fountains and streams
and rivers, you see how graphic my
text is: There fell great star from
heaven, burning as 1t were a lamp. and
Il fell upon the third part of the riv-
,ers, and upon the fountains OF waters,
and the name Of the star is called
NORWOOD"
Have you ever thought how many
'embittered lives there are all about us,
misanthropic, morbid. acrid. saturn
inc? The European plant from which
NORWOOD is extracted, Artemisia alb
sinthium, is a perennial plant. and all
the year round II Is ready to exude its
oil. And in many human lives there
'is a perennial distillation of acrid ex-
periences. Yea, there are some whose
whole work is to shed a haleful infu-
ence on others. There are Attilas Of
the home. Attilas of the social circle,
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1899-03-16
Cocoa In Sa GA.

According to a British foreign OF
flee reported QUOTED in the Board Of
Trade Journal ,or January, 1899, it
appears that potential commercial
feature has at length arisen for the
Samoa group, after years of depression,
owing to the fall in price of copra. and
the apparent unsuitability of the CHI
mate for other civilizations, such as
rice, sugar, tea, or cotton.
Small capitalists ($2,500 to S1O.0O0)
going to Samoa and purchasing or
leasing land for the purpose of cocoa
planting, would stand a good chance
Of making fair income after the first
three or four years, provided they pos
sess a practical knowledge of tropical
planting or will take advice from those
in Samoa who have experience in the
matter. The number of small planta-
tions is rapidly increasing, and IL is
estimated that rs acres are now plant
ed with cocoa trees. The tree is ro-
bust and hardy, growing luxuriantly in
Samoa, and yielding abundant crops
after trifling cultivation. The quality
is considered good, the price varying.
according to reports from Hamburg.
San Francisco. and Sydney, between
1920 and $500 per ton. A small plan
tation OF six acres holds about 1.20O
trees, and these in the third year pro-
duce some 100000 pods; and 1t is APP
parent that, even with the liberal al
lowance of Is pods 10 the pound Of
marketable bean, each tree would pro-
duce from six to eight pounds of pre-
pared cocoa bean per annum. The trees
are in full yield after the fifth year.
and there is apparently no age limit to
their bearing.
The cost of land near Apia, contin-
ues the British consul. is from 81 to
$14 per acre IL purchased from whites.
and from 81 to 81 per acre IL leased
from the natives on a 20 or 40 years
lease. The soil IL rocky and volcanic
Although labor in large masses u
practically unobtainable and the ma.
tive Samoan is by no means energetic.
sufficient floating labor for small plan
tations is to be- had. The price is from
s6 to IS per month for a laborer. his
food costing about 81 per month. One
man ought to look after six acres OF
well-grown cocoa in the dry season.
but two are required during the wet
season-from December to May.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1899-03-16

Topeka dispatches state that the
Kansas legislature has determined to
add to the state penitentiary a manu-
factory for the production of binding
Irvine. A committee was sent to Min
nesota to see how the Irvine factory
was conducted there, and it returned
with the most fiattering reports. The
action of the legislature meets with
the hearty appreciation of the Kansas
farmers, for they have been buying a
great deal of binding Irvine in the last
two years. There is no Irvine made in
the state, so that there would be no
competition with free labor in Kansas,
whatever it might be on the outside
The plant will turn out annually about
100000 pounds of twine. The an
nual consumption of the state is esti-
mated to be 25,OOO,O0O pounds.