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The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-08-11

Plattsburg, n. Y, Aug. s.-President
Mckinley, accompanied by Secretary
COrtelyou, attended church Sunday.
Although the man who drove had lived
in Plattsburg all his life, he drove the
party to the Presbyterian church in
stead Of the Methodist church, making
the president about Is minutes late.
The pastor of. the church, however, de
layed services until the arrival Of the
president. When he entered the church
the entire congregation arose and re-
NAMED standing until he had been
seated. Bishop GOOdsell, OF Tennes-
see, preached the sermon.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-08-11
BASEBALL STANDING.
Western Learua.
isDIvIne HeaIers' in Trouble

Chicago, Aug. Mrs Bratz and
Elder Holmes, 'di7ine healers" and
officials OF DR.. John Alexander DOwie's
institution, were held to the grand
jury by the cOrOner's inquest over the
death Of Mrs Annette Flanders They
are charged with being criminally re-
spOnsible for the death Of Mrs. Elan
derss who died Of blood poisoning on
July % after receiving their divine
healing" treatment. The specific
charge was criminal negligence and
malpractice.
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SAYS Length OF LIE Is GROWING.

London, Aug. S.-The address at the
annual congress OF the British Medical
association by DR.. COusini referred 70
the steady increase in the length Of hui
man life during the past so years
There is every reason" he said, ''tO
anticipate that the death rate in Great
Britain may still be greatly reduced,
and ten or twelve per 1000 may be the
figures Of the coming century" If
this prophecy Of the death rate is justi-
fed by events the average life ought to
rise TO very near the patriarehal fig
r1r-es of 1oa
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q Found 49, 80.

Bridgeport, Conn, Aug. Nearly
40 persons were killed by an accident
on the StratfOrd extension Of the Shell
ton Street Railway company at four
o'clock yesterday afternoon, when a
loaded trolley car went OF the trestle
over Peck's mill pond at OrOnOque,
about six miles north Of Bridgeport,
and sank in the fats 40 feet below.
Thus far 50 people are known to be
dead and several more injured. Only
two persons are known to have escaped
unframed
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Reported Revolution In santO Domingo.

Reported Revolution IN santO Domingo.
Cape Haytien, Hayti, Aug. Sens
Pablo Reyes, Ramon PachecO, Clea
Navarro, Jose Poland and Jose Jiminez
have taken up arms IN SantO Domingo
in favor Of Don Juan Isidro Jiminez,
and occupy the plains Of Chaguei and
CurabO, as far as Jose De Las Matas,
and the towns Of Guayabin, Sabineta,
ManzanillO and BajabOn, abandoned
by the troops Of the government Of
Santo Domingo. More than half Of
these troops are said to have gone over
to the camp Of Gen. PachecO, who is
reported to have more than 500 well
armed men under his command
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FOR MOVING THE CROPS.
Secretary Of the Treasury cage Wns Aad
60 the Volume OF Currency BY Issu-
Ing Gold Certificates.


Washington, Aug. The treasury
department has made requisition upon
the bureau Of engraving and printing
for the printing Of so, OOO, 600 gold
certificates in denominations Of $50
each The treasurer now holds
a large unissued supply Of Ger
tifcates Of the larger denominations.
It is the evident intention OF the
treasury department to be in q position
70 issue gold certificates freely for gold
coin, should the fall movement Of eur
rency lead to a demand at the treasury
for gold certificates IN exchange for
gold coin. It is to Be- noted that while
gold coins can be freely had in denOmi-
nations Of S. and SO. the law restricts
the issue OF gold certificates to denomi-
nations Of so or multiples thereof. II
is a debstable question, therefore,
whether gold certificates viii adequate
" meet the demand for money Of
small denominations 1t is now appar-
ent that in the fall movement of the
crops there viii be pressing demand
for more currency or paper money. As
this can be furnished IN no other way
than by the issue Of gold certificates,
there viii undoubtedly be q demand
more or less great upon the treasury
for such certificates against the deposit
Of gold coin
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ALTGELD's FIERY WORDS.
The Noted Illinois Democrat says the
Kentucky Democrats VIII Crush
GoebeI to Atoms

Chicago, Aug. 7.-Ex-GOv. A1tgeld,
in an interview, says: ''GOebel viii be
crushed to atoms The democrats OF
Kentucky win not tolerate methods
that override the viii Of the people.
GOebel was nominated by main
strength The south does not like that
sort Of thing and it viii be rebuked at
the polls Bryan cannot support GOe-
bel It is not unlikely that he viii
come out positively against him. It is
simply out Of the question for Bryan
to help Goebel crush his friends-the
men who viii send Bryan a delegation
the next convention -
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EnElIsh Capital In Tobacco.

Chicago, Aug. 9.-"MOre than So
900, 900 Of English capital has been in
vested in Cuban tobacco plantations.
English firms control the tobacco mar
ket and the American importers Of
Havana tobacco viii have hereafter TO
look to the English for their goods
James Grantham, Of London, a repre-
sentative Of English capitalists, who was
in Chicago yesterday on his way 70 the
Pacific coast, Is authority for this state
ment. He has Just returned from Cuba
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ping back to African civilization, and
the trend Of comment points to the
United States as the natural pacifier of
the country, and indicates that alb
sOrptiOn viii follow as a consequence.
RumOrs come from France of Objec-
tiOns from that quarter. But, while
the French have considerable financial
and commercial interests in their
former dependency, they viii hardly
go to the length of actively opposing
any action America may see fit to take
toward establishing a PrOtectOrate
over both SantO Domingo and Hayti-
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Duluth, Mimi, Aug. 9.-The labor
shortage is greater than ever and
wages average s. a day. The Foley
railway contractor here IS paying the
highest wages to common labor in the
United States, but men are leaving for
next weeks Dakota harvest The saw
mills In this district have Just raised
wages and at ClOquet 100 Chippewa In
dams have been taken into the mills
and common labOrers in the mines are
getting s.
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VIII sail ron seatt1s.

Chicago, Aug 9.-Defnite moving
orders have been received by troop L,
Third cavalry, stationed at Fort Sher-
idan, and tomorrow the troop viii
leave for Seattle, Wash, from whence
it viii sail next Monday for the Philip
pines via Honolulu. The horses have
already been shipped to Seattle They
wiz be taken to Manila in a round
about way, via the Aleutian islands
and Japan, and stops viii be made to
rest and exercise the animals
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- - shIHplnr %.

Kansas City, No, Aug. 9.-Indica-
tons are that the west viii not have
sufficient paper and silver currency to
accommodate the demand for money
and the Kansas City bankers are ship
ping gold in immense quantities into
Kansas and Oklahoma 1t is hard to
say just what is the cause Of this dearth
of silver and paper.
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AIrer Urred to Quit Politics.

Washington, Aug. g. Information
comes from Michigan sources that
Ayers business associates advise him
that being relieved from official duties
he should stay out Of politics for
while and devote himself to his bust
ness interests 1t is said that in defer
ence to this advice it is intimated that
he may reconsider his purpose to enter
the race against Mcmillan for the
United States sen atOrship.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-08-11

Indianapolis, Ind, Aug. Gov.
Mount yesterday psroled four life Pris-
Oners from the state prison at Michi-
gan City, all Of them convicted Of muir
der. These paroles are the result Of
the examination Of over 100 records OF
life men by the board OF psrdons and
state board Of charities. This is the
last examination Of the life men that
VIII be made for some years
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Trial Of Drevfur Berfnu-

Rennes. Aug. s.-The trial of Capt.
Dreyfus began at seven o'clock yes
terday. Everything was keyed to
the event Precautions Of weeks pre-
pairing became visible Guards came
on duty at the break Of day, officers
we're seen abroad so early that it was
said they had not been to bed at all,
and all Rennes on tip toe at the dead
line drawn around the court and prison,
strained to see anything Of the drama
enacted within.
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Manila, Aug. THE steamer Satur-
nus, Of the COmpagnia Martina, coast
ing under the American flag, has been
burned and her crew IS missing The
details Of the affair are not known
The captain Of the Saturnus once OBJ
tanned possession Of a ship belonging to
the Martina company held at san
Fernando By the insurgents, By moor
ing the SatuTnus alongside and haul
ing the other vessel away IN the night
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g. - - Responsrb1a.

Madrid, Aug. s--The supreme court
martial, before which Gems. -TOra1 and
Pareja have been on trial, charged
with surrendering Santiago de Cuba to
the United States forces without hav-
ing exhausted all means Of defense, has
acquitted both officers on the ground
that they acted upon the orders Of their
superiOrs, and only surrendered when
it was impossible to do otherwise.
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rnnE shnt 20 lam

San Francisco, Aug. e.-The City Of
Picking, which sailed on Saturday for
Hong Kong by way Of Honolulu and
Yokohama, took among her cargo S21,-
40 pounds Of shot, the first shipment
Of the kind ever made to Japan Just
to what use this rather unusual ship
ment is going to be put is not known,
but suggestions have been made that
1t may be intended to smuggle it into
Manila for the use Of AguinaldO and
his ann.
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Hfllsboros Tex, Aug. 2-HOn. T. P.
WOalzs, president Of the Texas State
EpwOrth league, says southern Ieaguers
contemplate meeting at some southern
city TO consider the advisability Of Or
gaming a southern convention The
principal object Of this convention wiz
be TO exclude the negro from. partiei-
psting IN the International Iesgae
meetings
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Rear AdmiraI Howlson,s nIoremenrs.

Washington, Aug. 9.-Rear Admiral
HowisOn, of the South Atlantic sta
ton, who has circumnavigated Africa
with his flagship, the Chicago, has
cabled the navy department that he
was leaving Cape Town to-day for Rio
de JaneirO via St Helena
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IN - - 3 800.

Kansas City, No, Aug. 9.-The Kar-
nival Krewe proposes to open the street
fair on September % with a trades pa
rade which promises to eclipse any
thing IN that line given in Kansas City.
In addition to this the popular strictly
burlesque parade win be revived and
viii be given on Thursday, the big day
Of the fair.
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Washington, Aug 6--The director
Of the mint has nearly completed his
estimate Of the worlds gold produe-
ton for the year 1928 The data at
hand seems to warrant the conclusion
that the production VIII amount to at
least 500, o00, 900 and possibly ss95. o9o.-
O00. Africa leads AL other countries
with $50, 500, coo. with Australia second
with scr, 500, 600 and the United States
third with So G5S. 600.
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Favor I.essfpe Of ConvIets.

Des MOines, Ia, Aug. s.-The Iowa
board of control committee which re-
Gently visited the institutions Of east
ern states, studying methods Of en-
ploying labor, reports in favor Of let
ting convict labor 10 contractors,
though explaining that, on account Of
organized labOr's opposition, many
states have abandoned the plan The
committee says the system Of manu-
featuring on state account should not
be adopted except as a last resort.
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GratIaed d AdmIraI 80 =.

Washington, Aug. 9--The report
that Admiral Dewey viii 60 to Rome
tomorrow, where he VIII be given an
audience by the pope, and VIII later
visit London en- route home, attracted
general interest at the navy depart
ment to-day, although the department
has not been surprised at his pro
gramme. For many reasons the officers
Of the navy would be pleased II the
admiral shonld visit London.
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- - - Prnt.ntinn-

Chattanooga, Tenn, Aug. 9.-Presi-
dent Rich, Of the Southern Mormon so
ciety, left here for Frankfort, Ky, TO
can on Gov. Bradley. to bring his at
tention 70 the anti-Mormon outbreak
IN that state and to demand protection
for the elders In Bell county, near
the Tennessee line, Elders Titener and
Miller were badly beaten by a mob Of
mouutaineera
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Wants the Governments to Buy II.

Kansas City, Mo-, Aug 9.-Judge
Roland Hughes has addressed letter
to Congressman Cowherd in which he
suggests the advisability Of the govern
ment acquiring the Pittsburg & Gulf
railroad and operating It, 50 as to pre-
vent railroad Determinations, and
otherwise developing the great western
grain producing states
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Quincy, Ill, Aug. &C. S. Hickman
is going to find himself involved in
considerable litigation as a result Of
refusing to serve three prominent ne
gro educators who applied at his res
taurant for supper. They have in
structed the states attorney to bring
action against Hickman under the
statutes and civil suits also for heavy
damages viii be begun.
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se1ator Jones' Return TndeanIte.

St Louis, Aug. e.-The Republic
SAYS: Gov. Stone is IN receipt Of q let
ter from Senator Jones' chairman Of
the national democratic committee IN
which the latter says that he is threat
ened with a return Of ill-health aud
viii not leave for the United States be-
fore October /, and probabIy not then.
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Topeka, Kan, Aug. 2.-Kansas and
Missouri are no longer on diplomatic
terms Gov. Stanley returned to To-
peka yesterday after two weeks va
cation, and his first act was to de-
nounce Gov. Stephens, Of Missouri.
Stanley declares that Stephensis guilty
Of a gross breach Of faith In the EIa-
bree lynching incident, and adds that
hereafter the state Of Kansas win have
no official relations with the state Of
Missouri while he is governor.
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Awfu1 CrIms Of an Iowa Man.

Des Moines, Ia, Aug. S.-Fred Hun
nell, a carpenter, undertook to commit
suicide by shooting. His son, Archie
Hunnell, undertook to wrest his re-
voIver from him and was shot through
the heart Huunen stood OF score Of
men and then tried to take his own
life. He slashed himself with knife
before the police arrested him He
viii probably recover and is undOubt-
edIT insane
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Fort Scott, Kan, Aug The demo
cratic and pOpulist parties, in separate
convention here effected, fusion by an
equal division Of the six county Offices
The populists took treasure register
and surveyor and the democrats sheriff,
clerk and coroner Both conventions
unanimously indorsed Judge Walter
j. Simons, republican, for reelection
to the Office Of judge Of the Sixth judi
cal distrief
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The Church Bought the saloon.

LOgansport, Ind, Aug. ITO get
rid Of the saloon Of George Black, at
Burlington, the Methodist church has
bought his building The saloon was
blown up with dynamite three times
Then he built another building covered
with sheet iron and put the family in
the second story. At this the church
decided to buy him out.
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Des Moines, Ia, Aug. 5.-The adju-
tant general is In receipt Of Manila adj
vices that Capt. Burton, of company B,
Fifty-frst Iowa, from Villisca- has
been suspended for cOwardice and is
now in Manila awaiting dishOnOrable
discharge. He is reported to have de-
serted his troops IN an engagements
and hidden in a ditch, while the con-
panE vent into seton without him.
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Electric Can O.

SaunderstOwn, r. l., Aug. Two
ears cOllided yesterday on the Seavie7
electric road, running between Wick
ford and Narragansett pier. Merritt
Lyman Abbey, a mOtOTman. vas killed
only one passenger was injured
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TO BURN HIS LIBRARY.
Marshall waggoner, Of Toledo, O., WIZ
Publicly Advertise his Conversion
to the Christian Religion.

Toledo, O., Aug. 9.-On the evening
Of August Is in the street in front Of
the Memorial United Brethren church,
the elegantly bound volumes which
compose the library Of Marshall o.
WaggOner, formerly q most pronounced
agnOstic, viii be burned Wag-
gOner was recently converted to
Christianity and made public declara-
ton Of faith few weeks ago and be
came a member Of the United Brethren
church. The library in question is
valued at several thousand dollars and
nearly every author Of any note who
wrote In defense Of infidelity and az
Mysticism is represented IN it.
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Kansas City, Kan, Aug. 9.-Herbert
Watson, who was brought back from
Chicago upon a charge Of bigamy, has
fixed his troubles up with the two
women IN the case By going back 10
live with ms first wife. The marriage
between Watson and the last Honzu
wiz be annuIled through tia mutlsl
agreement Of al parties ccnesEnsd-
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Topeka, Kan, Aug Lieut. Col
E. C. Little, Of the Twentieth Kansas,
has heard that friends OF his IN Kan
sas are thinking of raising money and
purchasing him sword He has
written asking that the money be used
for destitute families whose supporters
are in the Philippines
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Pardon on his Chld,s Account.

Guthrie, Ok, Aug. s.-Because Of his
previous good character, his good
prison conduct and the serious illness
Of his little child, Martin Delaney, sen
fenced six months ago to one year in
the penitentiary, has been pardoned-
Delaney was a young Logan county
man who was sent up for taking
mortgaged team out Of the territory.
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London, Aug. THE occurrences IN
SantO Domingo have naturally led to
comment upon the probable action of
the United States. 1t Is generally
recognized that something must be
done to prevent the island from slip
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IN - - - II D.

Joplin, No. Aug. 9.-The climax Of
the RTissouri-Kansas Zinc Miners assO-
c atoms fight against the shelters for
higher prices for zinc ore was reached
Yesterday when the association an
nounced that It had made the prices
for ali grades of zinc ore for the next
six months. This means prices for
about IS, 600. 600 worth Of zinc ore
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Ire little dressmaker who was walk
ing across a field. on encounteTing
bull said she guessed she'd better cut
biaa 20 ETcid a. Rore.-Harper's Bazsr.
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Washington, Aug. 2-The monthly
statement Of the comptroller Of the
currency shows that at the close Of
business July 81, 1872. the total eircu-
lation Of national bank notes was SCI
81, SIS, an increase for the month Of
SsT8, 192, and an increase for the year
q fI8 SIS. COS.
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HAVANA MERCHANTS FEARS.

he sayu That UnivsrlsI sunrags in Cuba
Wopld Mean Black RspubIio-
StatIstIes Of FoPglafIon.
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what is Pessimism2" asked the boy.
ssPessimisn,n replied the father, rue
fully, sis the natural result Of receiving
bills from 6ressmalzer and uilliner
on fls sane day. ''-ChlcsEo Tines
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London, aug. 9.-The Rome core
spondent Of the Daily 8Ian says the
Italian government has received posi-
tive confirmation Of the report that
China and japan have concluded an AZ
Lance.
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WILL HAYTI BE OURSP

United States Extending 3 Protscto-
rate over the Black Republic.
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Debated the PhnIppine Question.

Des MOines, Ia, Aug. "a joint de-
bate between Gov. L NJ. Shaw and
Gen J. B. Weaver, on the Philippine
question, was the feature Of the Ep-
worth league assembly at COlfax yes
terday. The debate attracted an audi
eDce Of several thousand persons from
the surrounding country. Both speak
ers are finished orators Gov. Shaw
upheld President McKinley's policy
and Gen. Weaver opposed it
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Eireat Frotegtant Hospltlt &C uss AIOlneG.
Des MOines, Ia, Aug 9--The Meth
Odist conferences Of the state have ap-
proved the plan to build great Protes-
tant hospital here While the Catholics
have splendid hospitals IN all the large
cities the Protestants have only one IN
Iowa All evangelical denominations
wiz be interested in the proposed in
stitution- One-half million dollars is
70 be raised.
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TarEet 80 ID = = 80.

Washington, Aug. Gen Miles Is
anxious that the new regiments being
raised for service in the Philippines
shall be especially efficient with small
arms, and an order was sent to the
commander Of each regiment yesterday
directing that target practice be the
chief feature Of the instruction given
the soldiers