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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-06
JIHIEEZ FOMENTS REVOLT.


Leader ef the Doniaicaa Insusssnts
Predicts the Dewafall es the
Gevernnent.
NEW York. Aug. s-A special 70 the
Herald from Havana says:
Gen Jiminez today displayed . cipher
cabiegram. which he received from an
agent In aanto Domingo. which reads a.
follows:
Revolution commences today In Data-
bon and La Vega Send Definite answer
WHEN you viii arrive. Ntnt be a. early
- possible.
FRANCE"
Jlmines has replied.
BE there by last of month with party.
Delay 80 - to avoid b!oodshed. Think
present government win retire before
then
Jtminez declared that he had sAooo
stands OF arms In Cuba. ready to be used.
and = party Of Americans in the United
States - preparing to sail At once. When
asked IL he did not think the United States
would stop his expedition. he smiled ana
sid:
HAS the United States enough vessels
to guard the entire coast OF Cuba and the
Isle of Pines that can be spared7 Never
fear We will have no trouble in sailing, and
We will aail soon"
Jimsnen Is said to b backed by Comes
and other prominent Cuban army en1csrs.
OMcers Cannot Ffnd Jiminen
HAVANA. Aug. s.-0en Jiminex. ac-
comranisd by six cuhans and four natives
Of santo Domingo, t. believed 10 have iefs
here this afternoon for the Dominican
republic. The authorities are making .
close Investigation In order to discover
which direction the party went
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SENATOR SQUIRE
SPOIIS A STORY.
Meets Newspaper Mem Who Had
Thought Him Dead.
WAS ONLY DINING WITH FRIENDS
new Fork RepertePs Given . Leng
Chase In Raania0 Down =
Daseless Runner ef His
Taking Oh.

Special Dispatch TO the Post-Inteiligeocer.
- yEw YORK. Aug. .5-Former Senator
IN Watson c. Squire. OF Washington.
had Q rather startling experience
on Saturday night I, was nothing
less gruesoma than hearing an apparently
well-sounded report OF his own death. Just
how the story got started In beyond the
reach OF explanation. but shortly before
midnigh: the simple tip that the senator
had Just expired at the HOFFMAN house
found It's way into Newspaper row.
Saturday night II busy one in the row.
for the Sunday morning pagers are big.
and must be on the preAes early. The
death cf the ordinary mortal would under
the circumstances be allowed 10 20 over
until the Monday editions. but the sena-
tor Is quite figure in New York. He was
raised here and made his fortune ana
married here.
1t vas . good story and had 10 be han
s;ed. Reporters were sent hustling Oh 10
the Holman house. where he dsnec. ard
Is the wakorf-Assori where he lived.
The clerks at TIRE HOFFMAN house denied
The ssory, bot that only made the si~sifA
HOUNDS ce the PRESS ali the more eaEer
They we're sure. then. thar In addition TO
n. ssnator's demise. there was some dark
mystery back az 1, alt At shs Waldorf
Continued on Page Two.
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Treasury Department viii Issue
Gold Certificates.
STEP TAKEN TO MEET
THE DEMAND FOR COIN.
AlI % the Sabtsonsusiss Nsti0eo-
First nsss.Dtisa ssnee the order
81 ouspensieD ~ Secretary Cas.
lisle-RsSsisitisn On Duseea -
Engrnving aaA Printing fer olOy-
100000 In 80 Determinations.

Wy ARLINGTON. Aug SIT II now ap-
" parent that In the fan movement of
tho crops there viii he . pressing
demand for more currency or paper money.
Az this can be furnished In no other way
than by issue OF gold certificates. there
VIII undoubtedly bs . demand more or
less upon the treasury FOR such certificates
aga.ns; the deposits Of gold coin.
The suhtreaxury at San Francisco has
already been nosined by wire TO resume
the issue OF gold certificates on deposits Of
gold ard In payment over the counter Of
government obligations
Notice Given ~ Letter.
The other subtreasuries have been no
sised 20 the same effect By letter. which
they win receivs before business hours on
Monday morning. The subsreasurers have
aIso been advised that the government viii
ship them an additional supply Of gold
certificates tefay of what 10 known ~ de-
parsmers series. In denominations ranging
from 90 70 si.eoo. and agxrexatsng about
80. .00, ,ap 1t 10 anticipated that the gold
certificates most In demand viii be what is
known ~ .-osder.. certificates These viii
b Issued 10 individual deposstors Of gold.
Continued On Page Two.
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THE ARI0N SOCIETY
WESTWARD BOUND.
Wealthy New Yorksrs on : Visit
to the Coast
TO aEAch sEArTlG MONDAY.
Jessnsying - the Csase IN
aa Elegansly ADDssntsa
0Deela1 T1nan.

Special Dispatch 10 tAs ross-Intslnesnoer.
y =. PAUL. Aug. k-reshaps the larg-
est and weAithisst sxcurs1on party
that ever crossed the American con-
tincnt u en route to the Pacific
coast There ars 10 men and women -
the party. comprfaing the Arion Society.
OF New York They WIN spend s1ia.ooo %
their trip. which covers the period betwssn
August and September Z TAey Win ~
rive In Spokane via the Northern Pacific
at s.5s O'Clock August They WIN reach
Seattle Monday, August I. at - q m.
and win take . trip to al points Of inter-
est and the parkA and w:ii then proceed
to Tacoma, thence 20 Portland. The
members Of the party are nearly ali Ger
man-Americans. and many Of them have
extensive aeauaintancea IA the Twin Cities.
and planned 10 spend the day here with
them.
u n doubtful n Q moro 1uxuFiouaiy an
pointed train service was ever aSranged
for 20 long trip ~ that now being taken
BY this society. Their train consists of
four tweIve~sect.on double drawsne-room
ears. one ten-ssatercom ear. enc haGuago-
Continued On Page Two
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CROWDS GI|N[RI
A|R R[IF|B nIL.
Rennes Has Visitors From
All Over tho World.
ARMY OFFICERS ARRIVE.
Appearance Of Lieut. Col. h
quart Signal for Hostile Orias
1oey AnAAosataoe lneseasa th~ Roaonn
rssse - Ceus WITH Asaeaaeen-
1AnAeoA Number sa AanAsnsoa
Casas lssaeA - Hsssagn Csuss-
sUeaAeass - MusA sossaln&nea
ovse Dsoeassses visaa - -. -.
MISUNDERSTANDING FrsDesals 80
- nAve Dssn lGaAs fss aa Alla.
aaes Asaanse ~ uaaseA seaass.

~ n1tNB4 ysaAcA Ano. k-nenneo
~ hAs awAkoned ffom ~ nGguDAl
con1ltion Of steavtnesA an1
With the arrival of hunArooo q
1esrnatista from all PARTS oe ~
Wosll AA1 W1tneeues and other factors -
the Dfeyfus ArAma. Tho tewn = asunnin9
aaaninats1 aSoeAsAnce IT, tessaeeo -
front ef IL cAA1s Are fall e3 poeoeo WaeUs
II diDeusstng ~ es0,ng ssinl vAouA v1u
opsn on Monday naorning q 80 e'oaoek -
Z e'clcck.
0sn- Msreiss. whe vas m,nisew ese NJ
wnsn Drsyfus vas eoadsmnel assavs1
from Paris this Afternoon.
RAso1as4 neaeAss sAe Ceey.
The leading event a. ~ 1Ay 400 waa
tAs arrival = ~ Asre - ~ Dssgeoe
aaair-1Aeut-c 0eoeee rjse1arG cel
ricGuart eategea ~ carriage waiting ~
hin. sena sD6Dtatoee sAsnk1no 'svIvo ~.
quart" a. 'svlve u1evfuAs xAeso
shouts salettsa oeuneee aop e - 49,
Pioouast" au1 "A snpss. : rsaas lro0
The lev aatk kpseyfpel>es peeaent.
1et - ooGe - - netw wxo wepse
tAAn theaf ~ - ~ - sllohasst at-
tenps was nals - eazsy ost ~ thspan
wAieA O. 1isesart uttsray iensseA
Rsleeo wan nave 8Asos unnns Uuon.
TAe aUthss1t1es asu apparsntjy boeoo-
tng aox1oss re0Ardfng The mA1neonaaooo g
tranaulIltey a 1lAnnee 1us1ne - tsta4 -
fng - IL invAaosa q ~ t6WN ~ :
crowd ef antt-DssyfuGtts aottaAssA -
Aasoio pslies meae1rse weee tAhon -
evening - inssrs peass 1uglae esuUos
Of oppoaatioa msetinUs.
Few AAaass1ens - Cospoaoonoonau.
Cards Of adunisstea 10 ~ 1sanl wsso -
sued this aftsrnoon to ths representative
Of the press Dvegy two foeolgn cospo-
spondenss without sxcepttsa reesavsd e.
card between them. which ueans thae ~
leading papers Of the vos1a eutsode e
Franos win ~ able to ~ ssorsssatsd saly
sveey ethsr day.
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DELCAssE's REAL oBJEoT.


AttomDt1n9 - 0o00eo = DDBoDooO
Cselit1ea Assasss Ne unaso1
oeaeoe.
LONDON. Aue. G--Ths vyenns eeuye-
spondsns of the Ohserver ssaeGzapAo:
'~The Nsue Trsis prsess states tnas r,
Dolcaoeefo v1o1e - ~ roeoFnooRR - 80
nected with future plans coacegn1nG -
the powers of the dual ana ts1poo an
ances Prince uohenlohe. a = sn61. 49,
defanits propcsais to ~ Dslcaass. who -
proved them. but desires to eA1a csone
clu0s the SssUatlon Of = EusoDsan unoDo
against ~ United otatss-"
Whassvss fanciful reass0s ere eDusuA
for IN visit ef ths Yrsnch minisess .
forsisu alEnars. -. Dsscasss. t. - ~
refsfeoco % the present unsoltlo1 e..
dition ef European politics. ~ a0ponss
ance ef the United states - . vessa
power - primarily ssspoMs1hae for -
dsssurbanea. anA there ass sspsAss1 sGgns
Of latsnt fYsct5on between 0ssnany go
the United States. ths latest bsene Dew-
ey's alleged wasiike staseusenss vAoeo
9fve EuropaAA statsaman cause fos -
sastssss ana are Sagnrdsa - the snse1uo
for Emperor WlII1Am's overtures fss -
approachneus with rrance. rraneo -
stlu smaSting undef huniiiastna - ~
Fashoda affair. and u ineiinel % ~
william u once conyfoced that Uunnnno
alliance has no real vaiue. Tns VssuaSY
object ok Deicasss n thsrefcss - 90 -
iic evidences that the alliance WIN ~
good ty persua11ng the enas % v1no9 -
PARIS sxpositsoa. and alee ~ pssnsunD
contact with ths Huaslan esuse 80
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sArgr LAKE. Utah. Aug. k-Tns sus-
committee es ths Industrial commission 70
sny examined O. Thomas. state coal miro
,rxcecss-. ana w @. Sharp. os the Psess-
art ysHey Coal Company, In relation TO
conditions % coal miners os the state Tae
oeursss.ee escsed rs ,acorr here to-day ard
vsr 70 East fonao-rcw.
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MUCH COMMENT ON
SlN|O DOMINGO.
This Country Is Expected to
Interfere There.
ENGLISH PRESS ExPEcTsn
H11N
ENGLISH PRESS ExPEcTslT
Island Cannot b Permitted 70
Relapse Into Barbarian.

- Unatel otsaes TIE Natural Pass-
asss anA Me DsseDeaa Cssnssy
WeslA ob5est. save Psssanly
France, Even - AAsesptien rel-
lsweA-TAe 1svslstien Expsstsa
- start ~ Any Meneat, anA u u
Believed Jinines Has nasking q
0oaes anA other Presnanent On.
ban o0esss, Alse sene Americans
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ONDoN. Aug. k-The occurFencsa
In 0anto Domingo have naturally
(O1 led TO comment upon the prob
able action Of the United 6tAtesl
It ID generally recognized that
something must b done 20 prevent the
island from slipping back to African bar
harfsuA and the trend Of comment points
20 the United States ~ the natural pac41er
Of the country. ana Indicates that absoep-
ton viii follow ~ q consequsncs.
Rumors come from France Of objections
from that quarter. but while the French
have considerable financial and commercial
interests in the former dependency, they
viii hardly 60 to the length Of actively
opposing any action America may sss flt
to take toward establishing pro4ectorate
over both eante Domingo and Heyti.
Fowell Cables Ter . Harshlp.
WARRINGTON. Aug. k-Hayu h In .
state Of ferment, perhaps. for sympa-
thy with the neighboring stats Of Santo
Domingo. Minister Powell has cablsd tho
state department that the presence of .
United States warship may be required IL
the present threatening condition con-
tinues. to insure the safety OF the United
States legation and consulate2
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TITLE WASHINGTON SUNDAY, AUGUST lsssTHRTY-Two
WARM WORDS OF COMMENTATOR FROM BUSINESS MEN.
Post ntesencer Eoa to Alaska Enthusiastically Approved Apoe
Tickets Already Coming Ii Rapidly.


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TRADE vEERING TO WEST
ImDorts - Tea at View York De.
creased 81 Per Cent. Daring
the Year.

NEW York. Aug s--As meeting OF
the board OF directors Of the New York Tea
Association including importers OF New
York, Boston and Philadelphia. the report
Of a special committee appointed 70 In
c,,sre into ire cause Of the falling OF OF
tea Imports a. this peri a. compared with
Western perss. was enhnssted. TIE mcss
rer.tnens nnisng was thar dursng sha year
ending July l. isas, the amount Of tea TIM
rcr,ed into New York was 81 per cent
less than tse amount which came tn the
n-ees<.snx year. ending July ]. tss7. A. San
Francisco. IN. COMMITTEES reported. there
vss a difference Of iess than per esas-
during the same time
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1899-06-27
HAS NATURE WARNED You7

Nature herself clad in the early CARDS OF
spring, blossoms forth trees and flowers causing
the despondent chord to vibrate to this, the
most delightful of all, springtime and how do
you feel2 Have you that tired shaky feeling,
the forerunner of Chi1ls, Malaria and Typhoid
Fever? If so, you must not pass this warning
as II Ia an Indication of sickness; avoid this;
Call on your druggist and procure bottle of
DIR. Car1stedts German Liver Powder. Take
one dose day at bed time for siI days; then
follow by procuring a bottle of Yucatan Chill
Tonic, following the directions and after two
weeks course of these two great remedies, yon
will feel like the flowers look In the spring.
Prepare yourself for the ma1aria1 or hot season
when the atmosphere Is full Of germs. II
necessary and when your system warns you.
repeat the above. These Remedies in stocI
ard sold by
Anderson AZ Powler
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1899-06-27

was seriously afflicted with a
cough for several years, and last fall
had more ,ev-re cough than ever
b fore haye used many remedies
without receiving much relief, and
being recommended to try bottle
Of hamberlain's Cough Remedy, by
freud. who, knowing me to be a
poor widow, gave il 10 me, tried it,
aud with the most gratifying results.
The first bottle relieved me very
much and the second bottle has alb
solutely cured me. / have not had
% good health for twenty years. l
give this certificate without solicita-
ton, simply in appreciation Of the
gratitude felt for the cure Effected
Respectfully, Mrs MARY A. BEARD,
CIaremore, Ark, For sale by r, G
Hardwick, druggist.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1899-06-27
MAY CONQUER roc.
"Electrical Cohesion" Promises to Turn
Mist Into Rain.

i "Electrical Cohesion" Promises to Turn
Mist Into Rain.
In the course of Royal institution
lecture on "Coherers," Prof. Oliver
Lodge made an experiment which
may have an important bearing in
! the abatement Of the smoke nuisance.
He filed bell jar with magnesium
smoke. Ordinarily these thick fumes
would take long time to disperse,
says The London Times. DR.. Lodge
passed charge of electricity through
the jar and the smoke began instant
ly to clear, the smoke particles unit
ing and falling in the form of a white
snow of magnesia The word used to
describe the action of the smoke par
ticles is electric cohesion" The ex-
PLANTATION of it, DIR. Lodge said, is be-
yond our scientific knowledge, and it
is one of those great problems of cleo
tricity which we hope that Lord Kel-
vim may solve. 1t is perhaps enough
to say at this point that it is the quail
ty of electric cohesion which makes
Hertzain wireless telegraphy possible
by the use of sensitive electric de-
vices called "coherers," which, like
the receiver of telephone, serve to
indicate certain forms of electric
waves. But DR.. Lodge accidentally
referred to a possible extension on a
large scale of his magnesium smoke
experiment. "Some people" said he,
"may imagine that this experiment
suggests a means of dispensing Lon
don fog. An adaptation of some such
method might,be suitable for the dis
persion of real fog, of sea fog arising
from a moisture-charged atmos-
phere.
A Scotch mist can be turned into
rain by suitable discharge of cleo
tricity; and ordinary rain can be
changed into the large drops of a
thunder shower by the electric dis
charge of the lightning flash. The
reason for the size of the drops is
that owing to the incident of electric
cohesion. the drops are attracted to
one another and form conglomerate
drops. But don't think electricity
could prevent London fog. The only
way to prevent London fog is not to
cause it. And the way not to cause
it is not to burn coal fires, like saw
ages, in open CRATES. The day Will
come when it will be forbidden to i'm
port crude coal into London. / con-
fess l should like to see the expert |
ment tried of making gas at the great |
coal fields and of conveying it tothe |
town in huge pipes and conduits.
The experiment, of course, could not |
be made with respect to London; it
would have to be conducted on too
large a scale, but it might be tried
with a small town. 1t will have to
come to that some day People say
they can't bear gas stoves. But as
matter of fact all fires are gas stoves.
People make gas themselves, and
make it badly. No doubt, however,
The gas stove Of the inevitable future
will be very different contrivanee
from that of to-day"
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1899-06-27

ia dispatch from Sheepshead Bay
Isays of the Caney Island Jockey
Club s meeting:
May Hampstead, whose price
was as good as s to 5, at the open
ing, made her first appearances as
three-year-old in the east, and
the ease and hardness with which
she won, shows that she is in form
and up to race. The handsome
Patroned FLY galloped over the
field, defeating Merry Prince, By
ron Mcclelland and fair field
without trouble. She carried 107
nornd d pscQtiated tl3e mile il,
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1899-06-27

Mr.. z. Ketcham of Pike City, Cal :,
says: During my brothers late
sickness from sciatc rheumatism,
Chamberlain's Pain Balm was the
only remedy that gave him any re-.
lief" Many others have testified to
the prompt relet from pain which
this Imminent affords. For sale by K.
@. Hardwick, druggist.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1899-06-27

Do you have sick headache, with
nausea and vomiting, chilliness
yawulng aud general lassitude? That
condition is caused by 4 disordered
liver. Take DR.. j. H. McLean's
Liver and Kidney Balm and DR.. J,
HI. McLean's Liver and Kidney Pill
lets and a complete cure will result,
For sale by G. X. WHY.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1899-06-27
There Are Others.

There are other chill tones than
DIR, Mendenha!ps Chill and Fever
Cure" but il you purchase bottle Of
this remedy aud are not convinced
that it is the best chill tonic you have
ever used your money will be refund
|ed By 3. Hardwick drugsist.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1899-06-27
soLEiBY f. q. HARDwIcK, HopKINsvILLF. KY.

Joshua G. s oddard, who invented
the steam caIliope, is spending his
declining years in queer little house
in the Advent camp grounds at
Springfield, Mass.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1899-06-27

In warn weather PRIcKLEY ASH
BIrTERs helps your staying qualities.
Workers who use it occasionally stand
the heat better and are less fatigued
at night.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1899-06-27

There is two much patient waiting
done ia this world. Walk up and
axe what you want.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1899-06-27

1t is easy to enjoy hot weather. if
you only remember that every scorch.
ing day brings you nearer TO the
blizzard of next wiuter.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1899-06-27

This is no world for women; in
town she's afraid Of mice and in the
C Juntry she's afraid of snakes.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1899-06-27
Anderson & Fowler,

When woman loves a man she
puts him in shrine which is SO much
too big for him that he tumbles out.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1899-06-27

Account of Annual Convention
United Society Christian Endeavor
the /. c. r, r. will sell round trip
tickets to Detroit, Mich, on July
3rd., 4th. and 5th., at the rate of
one fare. Return limit July 10Th.
An extension of limit, to leave De-
troit not later than August 18th,
may be obtained by depositing
ticket with the Joint Agent at De-
troit not later than July 18TH, and
upon payment Of so cents.
E. M. SHERWOOD, Agent.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1899-06-27

More men would marry if they
knew that lots of pretty girls hats
cost only sixty cents.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1899-06-27
A Self-Made Man.

The Paris papers are telling stories
of NJ Bassinet, a new member of the
French senate. Like many of his
colleagues, he is a self-made man, and
began life as journeyman mason. In
that capacity he was employed to rem
ovate the sculptural facade of the
Luxembourg palace, when the archi-
tect, noticing his skill and industry,
said to him by way Of encouragement:
"Why, you couldn't be making a bet
ter job of it it were your own house"
The young workman smiled, and is
said to have answered: zone never
knows what the future may bring
forth" He had at the time no po-
litical aspirations, but, all the same,
he now sits as senator in the building
he helped to adorn.-Christian Work.