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The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-06-17
Work on the Shamrock Delayed.

London. June FIT i said the
Americans cup challenger. Shamrock,
will not be launched until the begin
ming of July, the progress Ct work or
her being retarded by the fact that her
designer. W. Fife, Jr, is Suffering from
influenza.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-06-17
Family Duties.

Mabei-Wo what Mrs. FlayabDu.
does to Kill time?
Sue-Why, she has q bicycle and a hus
band, 50 she divides her time between then
blowing them up.-Cincinnati Enquirer.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-06-17
The switch Was Closed.
The Cause "a Mys-"ry.

After the accident the switch was
examined. and found 10 h2 still safely
closed.
The cause IF the accident has not
yet been determined. The injured
wer" AT one taken 10 GoucSro and
cared for. and an nour later three ears
replaced those demolished, and the
train proceeded.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-06-17
Contemplated Action.

What may be contemplated, as
to taking independent action with the
permission of the United States au-
thorities, is not known here beyond
the likelihood that the commission
which had to do with the repatriation
Of the Spanish will he utilized to re-
new the relations with the Filipinos.
Whatever is done will oe with the full
cognizance as well as the thorough CO.
operation of the United States military
authorities, whose instructions show
the purpose of this government to ar
ry out its pledge in the peace treaty.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-06-17
Lane, Family Medicine.

Moves the bowels each day. In order tt
be healthy this is necessary. Acts gently on
the liver and kidneys. Cures sick head.
ache. Price % and SOC.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-06-17

Some people demand that the world not
only be patient with their fo~olishness, but
that it NATURALIZATION Globe.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-06-17

The Best Prescription for ChillA
and Fever is a bottle of GROVES TAsTELEsi
CHILL Tonic. 1t is simply iron and quinine 10
a tasteless form. Mt ure-nop pay. Price, SOC.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-06-17
FIFTEEN WERE INJURED.
Singular Accident to a Chicago, Rock
Island & Pacific West
Bound Train.
SMOKER AND TWO CHAIR CARS DERAILED
They Crashed Into a Stock Train
Standing on n Siding Scar Gene
SEQ. ILL.,, DcmOlishinG tae Curs
and Injuring. More or Less Scri-
ousIy. Fifteen Persons.

Chicago. June 13.-As the Chicago,
Rock Island q Pacific west-bound eX-
press train pulled into Geneseo, Ill,
100 miles south of Chicago, at $50
o'clock Sunday night, three ears left
the track and crashed into Il stock
train standing on Il siding. Fifteen
persons were injured, and the three
passenger cars demolished. The most
seriously injured arr:
List of the injured.
c. 4. kecfcr. Chicago; lack and. aD-
domen.
II. Il. Huntington, Blue Island. H..
conductor; head and meek badly
Nrenched and knee fractured.
". IL. Smith, Chicago, brakeman;
back and chest bruised.
Mrs. y. BcrlAu, New York city:
arms and chest scaidad; scalp wounds.
NJ. Z. Ecidy. Chicago, postal clerk;
head cut and face bruised.
Others injured were: ID. +. Z. Vance
and wife, Eddyvilla. Ia; George Il.
IL dl anu Nllt- MIN >Nlil'. ~ - MIS-
Carrie Nickel. PelIa, IA; ". j. Parck,
Chicago; Arthur Stoe!cy, Circleville,
Ia: Albert Ray, Davenport. Ia; John
y. buchanan. Pittsburgh, Pa; I'M
known woman.
III switch Was Closed.
The train was made up of ten cars.
two chair ears and a smoker being at
the rear. Within half Il mile of
GeneseO a stock train was standing
on the siding. The switch WAS
7 closed and locked. The passenger
train was slowing down from the sta
ton. and the engin" and seven ears
passed the switch in safety, but the
smoker left the rails AT the switch,
and with the two chair cars following,
crashed into the stock tram engine, de-
! moliShin" the three passenger care
completely. Had the three cars been
we'll filled. loss of life would doubtless
have resulted.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-06-17
To Cure \ Cold in One Day

Take Laxative Bromn Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund money if it fails to cure. pc.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-06-17
~ Kidding the Province of Cavite OF
Armed Rebels-The Generals Narrow
Escape The Gunboats Did Good and En-
Secttve Work.

Manila, June 12.-The Filipino &C.
rupation of the province of Cavitc has
been broken and. as the result Of the
present movement. the Americans now
control the important coast towns of
Paranaque and Las pinas, while 4 long
line of insurgcnt trenches facing our
suuth line has been cleared.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-06-17

When 4 river has a run on its banks il
floats a lot OF stock.-L. \. w. Bulletin.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-06-17
OTIS REPORT OF THE BATTLE.
The n Grrnt Success With
Heavy LOSSES to the Insurgents
-Bchin, - omen anu Children.


Washington. June 1.-THE var de-
partmcnt Yesterday received a report
from Maj.-Gcn. Otis of the military
movements to the south Of Manila fer
| the purpose of clearing GU the rebels
in that section. 1t shows that the
movement was n great success. and
that the encmy's loss was "uH,.l,ra-
bly, greater than stated in The press
| DISPATCHES. Gen. Otis cab!c"rIm is
as follows:
Manila. June Il.
i Terrific heat yesterday did not per-
nit troops to reach position al hours
designated: enabled ma ioriry cC in
Surgcnts to escape in scattered organ
izationS south and westward, which
they effected during the cvcTin" and
night. Movement great success. how
ever; enemy disOr@aniZcd and routed,
suffering heavy loss. Troops resting
to-day at Las Pinas and Pdra"aIue.
Navy did excellent execution along
shore of bay: but many in>IrgHnt de-
tachmentS retired in that direction,
protected by presence OF women and
children whom they drove along with
them. Our loss. four killed and some
80 wounded. Report of casualties
| later. Conservative estimate % ne
my's loss about 400.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-06-17
stands Ready to Ransom.

The Spanish government IS disposed
TO 90 to the extreme limit in %effectin2
the release of her citiz ms, and stands
ready TO randSOm than if reed be.
Whatever steps are taken by the
government, it is thought necessarily
must be largely through the officers Of
orr authorities.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-06-17

The Spanish minister mas assured
this government that our CndeavorS
are appreciated by Spain, but that his
government is constantly anxious that
the most expeditions steps possible b"
pursued. To this end renewed urgent
instructions to the military authori-
ties i'll the Philippines were proposed.
Every Possible Effort Being Made.
Secretary Hay gave assurance that
every effort was being made to secure
the liberation of the prisoners, but
pointed out the obstacles ia the path
Of the negotiations.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-06-17
SPAIN IS GROWING ANXIOUS.
Held by AEuinaldO-Will Go
to Any Length.

Washington, June 13.-The Madrid
dispatch regarding the advices of the
Spanish minister here to his govern
ment brings out the substance of a
short interview which the Duke OF
ARGOS had with Secretary Hay last
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-06-17

On that occasion senior ARGOS urged
on this government the earnset de.
sire of his government for :he utmost
expedition in the efforts to obtain the
release of the S~paniards still held 10y
Aguinaldo. OF these there are proba-
bly, in the neighborhood of 1000. All
are military OF religious prisoners. the
proportion of f~rilrs, however, being
said TO be small. All the civil prison.
ers have already obtained their liber
~ e., Cor - l-,au-n
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-06-17
The Gunbonfs Helped.

The Monitor Monadnock AID the
gunboat shelled P~aranaque and Las
Pinas all day with the full power OF
their batteries.
The rebel sharpshooters kept hiding
until the American lines had passed
and then attempted to pot straGgiers
from the trees. Thanks to their poor
craftsmanship, this was without re-
milf
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-06-17

At six o'clock yesterday morning
Gen. Wheaton advanced upon Las
Pinas, with Il troop of cavalry. the
Twenty-first infantry, the Colorado
regiment, part of the Ninth infantry
and two mountain guns, crossing two
streams and entering the town with
ont firing a shot. He then advanced
upon Paranaque.
The women and children. and for
mat matter. many men remained in
the No houses We're destroyed,
though many were torn by the shells
The Irish standard., 1899-02-25
and PI lows
early.
They
will never
be any
lower.
SEND US 81 CENTS.

Cut this al ont and send it to u.s. and will send
YOU this Single Buggy Harness by express c. o. d. sub
ect to examination. iou can examine 1t at your on
press Office and if fonnd perfectly satisfactory and
equal to In mess that retail at 1890 to $500 and tho
greatest value you ever saw pay your express agent
our special price, ss92 and express charges, loss tho
&c sent with the order.
This is an extra high grade Single Breast Collar
Oak Tunncd Leather, has heavy single strap
saddle long patent leather jockey. Traces are
Extra high grade sio rein overcheck qs desired,
full hoxlcop., heavy nose band round wnker BRACES
ira heavy folded With layer large box loops, folded
neck strap Breochirg-very heavy folded heavy Lay.
Griffith bell! ban - nG1yy select L SHss
Trimlnngs-Extra heavy nickel plato or Davis black
rubber as desired Harness weighs boxed 70 lbs ~
Write for froc Harness and Buggy Catalogue.
The Irish standard., 1899-02-25

No. $50 B. 15O-Tootn Boss Harrow, shown under Fig
4c744, cuts % feet weight $50 lbs, complete with q
4-horse evener, each. -
No. 60 s. e0Tooth Scotch Harrow, shown under Fig.
4o42 cuts II feet weight, $50 lbs, complete with
2horse evener, each
No. 70 s. 72Tooth Scotch Harrow cut not shown cuts
u feet, weight, It's HIS, complete with 2-horse 6
=
The Irish standard., 1899-02-25

49, .rlC o. y. subject to examination you
can HN.:mlnn Il Mt your t,eisMt depot
got $40 70 Si5 for, perfectly satisfactory and
s eeen oUR spEca pRcE S
charges ,s; me s se ,;H w Y orr ness
strong and very heavy thu oughout. made from hcavi
est Dundee oak tannod leather ono OF n" best G
very heavy double and stitched. champion trace.
buckle. Pads. extra heavy folded With X In lny}sr
heavy z Inch honvy Concord or square pattern In r.
ness leather winkers round sldo chockS und w'nker
Martingales, hoayy TX inch. Breast straps, extra
heavy TX inch with snaps and brcast straps slides
inch with crupper to buckles, Hip straps inch sow
g s Is GSs sxrS
oo II neod heavy double team harG .sS d1 so
TEAM HARNESS At s12 nnd up write for our FREQ lIar
ness and Buggy Catalogue.
The Irish standard., 1899-02-25

Shows OF scrlpcr with runners on same which
70 free with each scralcr
No. 3-Cnpacty cubic feet with runners. Price s'S'
No. Goa pncty cubic feet, with runners Price 447
No. Capacity cubic feet, with runners frico Az
We don't think there Is n better scrapcr made mt any
price We arranged for tho purchase OF over 1000
of these scrapcrs and they shipped to us in largo
quantities, which the only make such
a low price. Order at once
The Irish standard., 1899-02-25

tho soil either way or
towards the plant. Can
30 attached to any
Seedcr of our make.
The usefulness Of this
Seeder Is doubled by
this simple and mex
apenSive attachment.
When once seen the
purchaser will buy no
other. You make 10
mistake when you buy
The Irish standard., 1899-02-25

P VIC VIII
you FREE every weeks latest Grocery List giving latest
groceries goods Our right and quality
assured.
Purchase Housekeeping Stoves Furniture Car
anything want arc sofa
| at sell them a wholesale prices.
speciality of Harness, Collars and Harness Hardware
Send for Catalogue B describing The
FREE! Our Harness Catalogue. This Catalogue prices
Harness. Collars Work of all kinds Harness
Trimmings Lap Robes Whips In fact article in the Harness line
Postage &c Send ourN lam To-Day.
The Irish standard., 1899-02-25

tho Michigan. Price of attachment, S 1.26. II your
Sccder inch croSsboard add 90 cents to above for
Double to garden and root supply by buying the
he sure is tho Michigan and has and address.
for it is the only Seeder with such attachment.
Every farmer shoul Id have Hand ultivaor as it does
work that the horse cannot do Many times the gar
don is neglected either because the horses at work or
there is but little time which would all be consumed in
getting ono ready, While with Hand Cultivator n IT
tits the cheapest by any Cutivator the mar.
ket y We wcrrant it to give satisfaction.
The Irish standard., 1899-02-25
Send us
81 Cts.

Order as Our
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Cut this ad out
and send to us
and We will scnd
you this heavy
double farm hur-
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The Irish standard., 1899-02-25

DESCRIPTION.
The Roberts Wood Frame Disc Harrow is &C.
knowledged to be one of the most perfect Har-
rows manufactured. 1t tills theentire width Of the
cut and leaves no ridges in the center or between
because there is no friction from end pressure. It
is one of the few grows hat can be used sue
cessfully in ting the young corn; is evenly bal
auccd and leaves 70 weight on the hors.s' necks.
ON sand and dirt and the oiling arr ange ment is
such that with but little attention there need be
the least possible friction or wear on them. We
use the BEST BLADES and aim to exercise great
care in making these implements. We ask care
full examination Of this implement, aud solicit
your orders for them.
PRICES.
No. 1, ~ 1e-inch discs cuts 61a 90
No. 2, IA 16 inch discs, cuts IA eet...... 22.OO
No. g. 16 16inch discs, cuts 81 feet....... $500
No. s. 2O-ineh discs cuts ~ 275O
The No. 1 Harrow has a three-horse evener and
Nos. 2, 8, s have fourhorse eveners. The above
prices Include the eveners.
The Irish standard., 1899-02-25

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-29

A young man with a monster aoucue. os
vioie's on the lapel Of his light overcoa,
rushsd ua 10 the hotel newsstand and ex
claimed
Give me copies OF al the morning pa
pers. want ~ read about r."
Yer. sir. All % them have sul, ae-
counts 81 the election"
II dent care about the election want
TO read about the wedding"
Was there 4 wedding yesterday" axkest
the boy in charge. who has rreck.eR and
= turn-up nose. and ds9n'; appear TO care
whether he los; his place or rot.
''Os course there was'
SURE
Certainly. I was there
Was IL q ane wessdsng>- asked tire bey
who BAD freekiaS ard . surH-ap nose. AMI
who essr't sppear 10 care much whether
~ held his situation Or no..
''How 10 know That's wha. I wan.
10 Rad asxgs.s-"
But ynu were there"
Ties Ru. san't know wAo else vas
except in one Or swo fnstances.-
.-CsaIdn'; yoa ask auesssons-
Ma. Everybody WAS TOO busy 20 pay
any attention ca ne I tried 10 elbow my
way into TIRE occasion orre a. twice ha,
{, mser1', arp ase. Al fhat was sxp~ct~i
Of me WIS TO s.sne arosand ard do what !
vas told and nos speak xii vas sreksn
10. wasn't Acyhc9y CT any consequences
~ All ! VAS merely sas bEtAaGroon."y
Washington ESscsng stas,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-29

Rev. Theopilus steward to PerfosM
That Duty for Negro solAiePs.

Theopiius @. Steward, chaplain OF the
Twen,y-rfth United States infantry, who
has been detailed by the secretary OF war
to write a history OF the coIored regi.
ments OF the army. WAS recommended
for that work by Bishop B. w. Arnett. OF
the African Methodist Episcopal church
The coiored people Of the country are
very proud of the part that the people OF
their race took In the civil war and in the
late war with Spain. and feel that Chap
tain Steward could give more adequate
account ~ negro vaios in the army than
any one eise.
Chaplain Steward Ia native os Bridge
tor. n. J.. AMI traces hts descent on his
mothers side from John Fenwtck. one ot
the lords propristors, who settled at IA
lem. 80 which he gave his name. in 1883
TIE chaplain was educated AT a divinity
school at Philadelphia Besides being a
good Greek Latin and Hebrew scholar
he also speaks German and French fluent
". and was at one tine stationed over a
church in Pert au.prsnee. where he
preached in French a Charleston Love
Stery.'' 4 work ef fiction from his pen IA
now in press. Two II hts sons are HaH
ward snsr. one being q lieutenant in one
- the Volunteer regiments. another ia In
the University ~ Michigan. frrsn which
he Will he graduated II medicine this
spring
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-29

DUBOIS Still FOR SILVER.
Dead, anA hanks COnAAently On
Another Fsssen IN 1900 anA .
Fight o the sane OLE GreunA.

BLACKFOOT. Idaho. Hay &.-Ex Sen
ator Dubois. chairman of the executive
committee Of the National Silver Repus.
itcan party, was interviewed today as to
the presen. attitude Of the Silver Reput-
israns
Mr. Dubois said The Silver Rspnhii-
cans viii meet In national convention al
the same time and place as the National
Democrats
The persistent statement made by the
Republican press that silver IN dead
issue n the expression 81 their wish, but
not OF fact. Tnog who supported Bryan
In iss6 Will support him again. unless
they have some special reason for not de-
Ing 50. There VIII not be any who will
abandon principles deliberately adopted.
for personal or special reasons The
Democrats without doubt will declare
against the foreign policy az the admin
issraiion. against imperialism The is
sues IN 400 will be the same as In 1895.
only intensified and more clearly defined.
ard the candidates for president will be
the same. Mckinley win be supported
by the aggregation OF wealth and all that
they represent; Mr. Bryan will be sup
ported by the reform forces.
so far as the Silver Republicans are
concerned, they are interested In she sue
cess OF the principles which they support
ed In the Chicago platform. and Bryan
hae not changed ana the GniCdko plat
form will be readopted.
THE union OF the Democrats and 81
yer Republicans will be more complete
and harmonious In 1900 than ever before.
and everything points to a victory Of the
reform forces.
There IL no dis migration Of the Sill
yer Republicans except In the visions OF
those who wish the success Of the gold
standard. trus'seontrolled. impersaaisttc
Republican party"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-29
ADMIRAL SCHltY N UTAH.
GIVEN An ENTHUSIASTIC RECDP.
TON AT SALT LAKE.
saspended and . Special Service
IN His Honor Substituted, at the
Close Of which He Makes speech.

SALT LAKE Utah. May &.-Rear Ad-
miral SchIey arrived here from Denver
at 10 o'clock this morning. At Provo.
Utah. he was met by committee headed
by Gov Wells and other state officials.
A large and enthusiasts crowd greeted
the party at the railroad station.
At o'clock In the afternoon the rear
admiral and party attended services Al the
tabernacle The regular services were
suspended for special services In his hon
or After music by the tabernacle choir. .
short sermon was preached by DR.. Tai
mage. Al the conclusion OF the services
Rear Admiral Schiey WAS escorted 10 the
pulpit. and after shaking hands with the
church officials made a short speech. He
said In part:
This IL the FIRST time In my life that I
have ever been IN the interior Of this great
empire OF ours. and have abundant proof
and reason now 10 understand how Il Is
that we have grown 10 such mighty ma
ton. J believe that the fundamental prin
ciples underlying that confidence upon
which the republic 10 built has been the
respect and love Of i;s women. A we
say In cur profession. the man who serves
best behind the guns, Is the man who has
the best woman serving behind him Il
has been their doings largely which has
made our Gag little bit more beautiful.
being Americans.
I'm the war through which we have fast
passed. think /; has been worth all the
blood that has bern shed and all the
money that has been spent 10 have learned
cur own power and 10 have taught II 10
other people Another impressive Lesson
has been that the lines which divided u
heretofore have all been disssTased. and in
the war iosi ended the North and the
South. the East and the West. have stood
IN that brotherhood and In that readiness
TO die fer the best nag In the world. sup
ported ard projected by the best people
because they believe IN God and Gods
presence IN everything"
In the afternoon the visiting party was
driven through the principal streets 80 the
home Of George Y. Wallace whose guests
they viii be during their stay IN the city.
Tonight = banquet WAS gver the party
al the Alta Club from -. to u o'ciock
The ciutroom. were ,.us-ly decorated.
The speakers were Rear Admiral schs~y.
ex-senator MAndsrson. Ju4gs e. G. Good
win. Seaasor Raw;tns and dcs. Wells
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-29
RETURNED FROM MANILA.


Special Dispatch to the Pest-InteIiigencer.
TACOMA, May 1.-Lieut g. C. Both
we'll. OF Company C., First Washington
volunteers. returned las, night from Ma
Mia via San Francisco. He was accom-
panied home by Corp. Tucker Of Company
Fl. who has gone TO Faiensburg Lieut.
Boutwell, says the Washington regiment
was anxious To return TO Manila 20 recu-
perate when he left II six weeks ago at
Pasig City, on the extreme southern line
held by the American troops. Col Whol-
ley was then at San Pedro. commanding
the First brigade The Washington reSi-
ment was under the command OF Lieut.
Col, Fife with Lieut.. Mccoy. OF Tacoma
h adjutant Adf'. Luhn. Of Spokane. was
acting as adtutant general. attached to
Gel. Wholieys staff.
Lieut.. Boutwell, believes a larger force
az American troops than ss now in the
islands Will be necessary 20 drive the rebels
irso the mountains Of Tsuxon where they
car be starved into submission. At pres
cnt ths rebels have plenty Of supplies. as
the entire country about Manila Is full 81
rice warehouses. IL Va his opinion that
the Washington soldiers will vote to be
mustered out at San Francisco because
many ~ them are single men who prefer
Ia remain In California or go elsewhere
instead o, returning 10 this state. The
soldiers In general are pleased with San
Francisco ana he thinks they will want
10 pay that city another visit