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The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1899-06-29
TEXAS CATTLE COMBINE.

New York Capitalists WIN Fern Com
pany with Capital Of go. ooAeoa
FORT WosrH. Texas. June "a -
George B. Loving, who Is at the head
of the great deal having As its object
the formation of q gigantic cattle and
ranch company in Texas, in a.
interview said that the compaHs
will be an American organization
composed of New York capitalists, and
not Englishmen, as reported. The in
tention is to form a company with
$40. 600. 0CO capital, SIS. OOO, OOO or $50,
600. QUO of which is to be used in the
purchase of cattle and ranch property
in this state, the balance of the CAPT.
tai stock to be used in operating the
big concern. 1t is believed the bust
ness can be more successfully conduct
d and at less expense under . single
management For the past two months
parties representing Mr.. Loving have
taken options on cattle and ranches to
the amount of $50, 600. OO0 These OPP
tions expire July 1, but it Is under
stood if necessary they can be renewed.
No doubt is expressed but that the
big deal will be consummated for the
prices to be paid are fair. Mr.. Loving
says there is no intention to form q
cattle trust, merely an effort to con-
duct an extensive cattle business, the
largest in the world There are
5000, 900 cattle in Texas valued at
$3.50, 600, 900. Mr.. Loving says there
is no intention to disregard the anti
trust laws of the state; that the Or
ganization of the company is nothing
more than an immense cattle trans
action
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1899-06-29
THE COlUMBA'S TRIAL TRIP
Meets the Old Cup Defender and
Proves the Faster.
ABLE IN EVERY PARTICULAR.

NEWPORT. R L, June 26.-The first
trial trip of the new American cup
defender Columbia, which took place
in Narragansett bay yesterday, was
more successful than either her build
ers or her owners had reason to hope
Not only did the new boat show her
self to be able in every particular.
but she met the old racer, De-
fender. in friendly brush of a mile
to windward, and vanquished her
with the greatest case. The race be-
tween the flyers, which was over
In Ave minutes, was sailed in an eight
knot breeze under the same condi-
tions. each boat carrying three lower
sails with sheet we'll fattened. 1t
took the Columbia about three min
utes, sailing from the Defenders
weather quarter, to blanket her, and
in five minutes she was 100 yards
ahead, going past the old cup defender
as if the latter were anchored. Under
these conditions it would seem as if
the Columbia were fir ON fifteen to
twenty seconds mile faster than De-
fender, and if she can make the same
gain in hard bl ow the fears for the
safety of the Americas cup will be
considerably allayed
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1899-06-29
PINGREE TO SUPPORT ALGER
Favors tho secretary's Candidacy for
the Sonata

Favors tho Secretary's Candidacy for
the Senate.
DETROIT, Mich. June Ex-Governor
Pingree gave out a public statement,
to the effect that he had COM
bined with Secretary Alger 10 the
interest of Ayers senatorial can
didacy. He says General Alger will
not withdraw under any circum-
stances, nor will he spend any money
In the campaign. The platform of
the campaign will include the features
of opposition to trusts and declara-
ton in favor of senatorial elections
BY direct vote of the people. The
alliance was made at conference held
last night, at which several of the
Pingree state leaders and the general
md the governor were present
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1899-06-29
SURROUNDED BY MYSTERY.
Growing Belief That Miss Belle slavens
Was Murdered.

Growing Belief That Miss Belle slavens
Was Murdered.
WICHITA, Kan. June 26-The belief
that Miss Belle Slavens, who was
found dead in tine offices of the Ma
tional Bank Of Commerce was MUIR
dercd is growing. Tie theory first
advanced suicide lis being rapidly
dispelied by the thorough investiga-
ton now under way. Police and de-
tectivcs are confident they can estab-
lish this fact, and are proceeding on
these lines. Coroner Mclaughlin,
who held the inquest, is of the same
opinion.
Miss Slavens was a young lady of
the best reputation. She was not
good looking. She was quiet genius.
She had very few associates, but a
great many frienda She had pur-
chased nice home and had money in
private drawer in the bank with
which she was employed as a stenog-
rapher. Her uncle was mayor of
Portland. Ore, a member of the
board of education for thirty-two
years, and the man who built the
penitentiary OF that state.
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MORE MEN FOR OTIS.
Secretary Aleer VIII Recommend In
creasing the Philippines Army.

Secretary AlGer win Recommend In
cre.slng the Philippines Army
CHICAGO, June 20. - Secretary OF
War Alger stated yesterday that on
his return to Washington he would
recommend to the President an in
crease of the army now under General
Otis command Asked whether there
was any intention ON the part Of tho
administration to send General Miles
to Manila, he said: mot that know
Of All know about it is what have
read in the newspapers. The matter
never has been discussed, so far a. I
am aware. General Otis is doing
good work. He is conservative, level
headed and aggressive. His conduct
of the war in the Philippines has
been satisfactory. But there is no
doubt he needs more men. We intend
to give then: to him. l cannot say
how many. After return to Wash
ington and .hc President gets back
there, 1 will make recommendations
to him"
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1899-06-29
JENNINGS GIVEN 70 YEARS.
Another One Of the Macomb Train
Robbers Convicted.
THEY TRIED TO BREAK JAIL.

HARrvnLE. Mo-. June 24.-Follow-
ing an attempt to break Jail at an
early hour yesterday morning, came
the conviction of Bill Jennings, alias
Bill Ryan, and q sentence of twenty
years in the penitentiary.
Before submitting the Jennings case
to the jury. Sheriff Cantrell was
placed on the stand and testified to
the attempted Jail delivery. which
seemed to have a deep impression on
the jury. After being out two hours.
the jury brought in verdict finding
Jennings guilty and fixing his punish.
ment at twenty years The prosecu-
ton claims that the attempt to break
Jail added at least three years to the
sentence.
About 3 o'clock yesterday morning
one of the guards discovered that the
train robbers had made hole in the
little wooden Jail large enough for a
man to crawl through. and the pris-
oners would have been at large in a
short time. They had in some man
ner procured saw file with which
the work was done. The Jail is made
If Exc scantling. spiked together, the
spikes being driven quite closely to-
yether. It was an easy matter. how
aver. with the tools procured, to saw
The scantling and the spikes The
work was discovered just in time to
prevent the escape, as all that was
needed to liberate them was to push
out the block which had been sawed.
The work was done very quietly. The
guard claims that he was not more
than a few feet away from the Jail at
any time during the night. Kennedy
and Jennings each denied having any
knowledge of the attempt deliberate
them Jennings, however, says he
will never 60 to the penitcntiary. AL
Ferguson and Ben Nigh were arrested
and held upon the charge of assisting
the prisoners to escape.
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Frankie Flormon's Good LocS.

TACOMA. Wash, June %. - Miss
frankie Flormon of the Black Hills,
s. D, has discovered what Atlin min
ing men believe will become the great
est quartz mine in Alaska and British
Columbia. It consists of an ore vein
from 200 to 600 feet in width and near
ly mile long. In its course this i'm
mense vein is intersected by Atlin
City. The ledge is true assure of
free milling ore, with hanging wall
of serpentine and foot wall Of
quartzite.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1899-06-29
More ARTILLERY for tho Philippines.

WARRINGTON, June 26. The War
department has become impressed
with the necessity of increasing the
efficiency of the artillery force on
duty in the Philippines. There
are already a large number of bat
teries in the Archipelago doing duty
as infantry, but there is a movement
on foot to furnish them with guns
adapted to use in that country and
the department is now engaged in a
series of experiments to determine
the most effective form of light gun
for use against the insurgents.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1899-06-29

PORTLAND. Ore, June 26.--Colonel
Thomas Cornelius. pioneer of ls45,
is dead at his home in Washington
county. In 1886 he was a candidate
for governor. but was defeated by
Sylvester Pennoyer. He was veteran
of two Indian wars in the northwest,
and in 1851 RAISED regiment in this
state to fght for the preservation of
the union.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1899-06-29
A rhou,.nd Girl. ON . strik.

RICHMOND. Va, June e6.-While the
strike of 1000 girls employed at the
Whitlock branch of the American To.
bacco company is still on. the chances
will return to work. A committee of
ministers has interested itself in the
matter and is endeavoring to bring
about settlement The girls have
appointed a committee to make q can.
vass and perfect an organization.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1899-06-29
SHOW NO PITY FOR Her.

Acquitted Of Murder. 0fa Ida Nay 8Wtag
Suffers Social Ostracisn.
MARYvMLE, Mo-, June 26.-MrS Ida
May Ewing, the young woman who
was recently acquitted of the charge
of numbering her sister-in-law, is now
undergoing punishment not contem-
plated in the criminal code. Dissatis-
fed with the jury's verdict. the women
of the community at Hopkins. Mo-.
have undertaken the task of uphold
ing" the dignity of the state. They
have ostracised her. They have
broken up her home and scattered her
family. Her husbands business is
ruined, for the people will not patron
ize him, and she, social outcast, has
sought refuge in the home of her
mother.
Though such a thing is impossible.
the women of the town wanted Mrs.
Ewing punished, or at least tried
again. They circulated a petition,
which was numerously signed. The
three merchants who refused to place
their signatures on the petition have
been driven out of business for want
Of patronage and two have left the
town. Inundated by threats of per-
sonal violence Mrs. Ewing seldom
leaves the house. No one will speak
to her or her usband.
Mrs Ewing stoutly protests her in
nocence of the crime that was charged
to her, but the members of her own
sex will not accept her word and con-
tinue to inflict the terrible punish
ment that social ostracism means to
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PIrrsBURG. Kan, June 26.-There
has been no new development in the
strike against the big Four" COM
panies The executive board is ar
ranging plans 0y which the fight will
be continued on those companies.
Twenty negroes arrived in Yale last
night from Iowa, and went to work
Deputy sheritfs arrested three men
who were carrying shotguns between
here and Weir City They proved to
be strikers returning home from .
meeting.
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rroou, Sail for Manila

SAN FRANCISCO. Jun, :9.-FOur COM
panies of the Twenty fourth United
States infantry and 10 recruits sailed
for Manila last evening on the trans
port Zealandia The transport also
carries an immense amount of provis-
ions and supplies
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"Dutch" Neal Il Dead.

CHICAGO. June 26.-''Dutch" Neal,
the St Louis pugilist who fell uncon-
scious in the ring last Wednesday
night in the sixth round of a glove
contest with Harry Peppers, the Cali
fornia middle weight, died yesterday
without having regained conscious
ness Meals death is attributed to a
blood clot ON the brain, resulting from
over exertion while in an unfit phys
ical condition.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1899-06-29
Wants HI. Pension Reduced

WOOSTER, Ohio, June ga case
much out of the ordinary is that OF
John J. Hullingcr, an old soldier. who
lives at 1874 East Henry street, this
city. who wants the pension depart
ment to reduce his pension Of ST.
month to SIS. Ifullinger is totally
disabled, having been confined to his
home with rheumatism for Is years
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ELKHoRN, Wis, June &c Oscar w.
Deignan, wheeiman of the Merrimac.
Is in the city visiting his grandmother.
Mrs Ellen O'Brien. He has given up
the idea Of becoming q naval cadet.
Tho bill introduced in Congress au-
thori1ing the President to make him a
naval cadet was amended requiring
him to pass an examination the same
Is any other candidate. He has not
the means to SO through preparatory
course.
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Claim, for LOSES stand

BERLIN, June :6.--The Nenste Mach
richten contends that the recognition
by the international commissioners OF
bers regarding the kingship in Samoa
does not in the least prejudice the
claims of Germans to compensation
for losses sustained during the recent
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1899-06-29
A "uoe Time He Call. vules..

CHICAGO, June 26.-The tune of "A
Hot Time in the Old Town" is to be
barred froEl the band of the Univcr-
sity of Chicago. In 4 note to the
bands leader President Harper writes:
The tune is vulgar and immoral and
its effect upon undergraduates is do
moralizinD"
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1899-06-29
P,ueres says Algsr Il Wise.

DETROIT. Mich June 26-In An In
terview Governor Pingree stated that
Secretary Alger would not leave the
cabinet to accept foreign appoint
ment Said the governor: He knows
better than TO go over to Europe when
he has Senatorial fight on in Mich
igan."
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1899-06-29
J. G. THOMSON DEPOSED.

Ousted From tho Position OF GenerAl
Attorney for tho Wooimen.
Rock ISLAND, Ill. June o4.-What
will occasion great surprise to the
400, 900 members of the order of
Modern Woodmen of America was the
removal Of Judge j. G. johnson from
the Office of general attorney of the
society and the appointment to the
place Of J. w. White Of Rich Falls,
Ill. who resigned from the board of
directors to accept the appointment
Edward z Murphey of Leavenworth.
Kan, was elected to the vacancy in
The board of directors
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$500 Llbsr.tor. Paid.

HAVANA, June %. -Brigadier Cen
eral Randall has paid, up to date, in
the provinces Of Havana and Pinar del
Rio and the western half of Matanzas
province 3, EGO Cuban troops
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SANTIAGO DE CUBA, June ca
Thirty-three cases of yellow fever
with five deaths have been officially
reported since the beginning of the
present outbreak One of the deaths
occurred in the Fifth infantry. The
other four fatal cases were civilians.
Captain Fabricus, q popular medical
Official died yesterday.
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A Guardian for Major EiwArL Field
SAN FRANCISCO, June % -Mrs Min
M Field has been appointed guardian
Of her husband, Major Edward Field
OF the United States army, who broke
down physically and mentally several
weeks ago.
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m, Fourth IN San Ju,n.

WASHINGTON, June 26-The citizens
of San Juan, the capital of Porto
Rico, propose to display their patriot
ism and fidelity to the government of
the United States by celebrating the
Fourth Of July in good American
style. A committee of twenty-five
citizens of San Juan have prepared an
elaborate program for the occasion.
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TRENTON, Mo, June % II. $. Van
alta, fire chief. was acquitted this
morning for killing Edward Taylor in
January while Taylor was trying to
resist arrest. The jury was out
eleven hours Vanatta's plea was
self defense
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WICHITA. Ran. June o6.-Tkomas
Green was sentenced to be hanged by
Judge Dale in the district court In
accordance with the Kansas custom
he will be sent TO the penitentiary for
HE Green killed his wife at Furley
last January. jealousy was the cause.
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COLUMBUS. Ohio, June 26.-in let.
ter to Columbus friend. Mayer s AZ
Jones of Toledo announces hiusa@le
ready to stand as /: candidate ct tie
independent movement Cor roveg1dR
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r.ero., rh....s Right. in Canada

MONTREAL, June 26.-The court of
appeals has decided that the manage
ment of a theater has a perfect right
to refuse to sell tickets to negroes or
any other people, but that if it sells
tickets to anyone, no matter who It
NAV be. tho tickets must be honored
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SHANGHAI, Jun. 70 The Shanghai
Daily News publishes q dispatch from
New Chwang saying two Russian en-
Rineers and ten Cossaolks have been
killed by brigsnds near Kirin. Man
chugiA
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4 ol25,O0o Fire la . Delaware Town.
WILMINGTON, Del, June 26.--Fire at
Laurel, Del. early this morning de-
stroyed property valued az Sl25, 900 to
$50 900. including = nn,'har Of STOKES
and one hotel
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PARIS, June s6-The international
cycling grand prix was won here by
Tommasselli, an Italian. Meyers Of
Holland being second, and Mono. =
Piedmontese, third
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WICHITA, Kan, June 26-Ex-State
Senator Kelly has been appointed ap-
praiser of Indian lands under the
Dawes commission.
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Emperor villas . Hseht Race
KM, June e6 I'm the Kiel regatta
Emperor William sailed his steel yawl
yacht Meteor, winning the first raeA
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-04
Observation-Disclosures.

THE AMERICAN QUEEN.
The March number of this interesting
monthly has been received 1t Is well
illustrated. and has pretty cover -Four
articles on us Marriage Hlndrance to
Womans Self-Development?" and two
complete stories. with numerous hints
and papers on Spring Fashions" en-
liven It's pages. Price. &C.: soc. per year.
THE REVIEW OF REVIEWS.
The March Issue OF this magazine IS
filed with timely and instructive arti-
cles by prominent writer's. together
with a number of good and we'll select
ed Illustrations and cartoons from the
foreign papers. The contents.
a sketch Of General Otis; The Career
of NJ. Felix Faure: The People of the
Philippines; The Condition of Porto
Rico: Cuban Leaders in Reconstruction,
and many other equally interesting ar
ticlcs. Price, csc. single; So. per year.
The Review of Reviews Co, New York,
n. Y.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-04
SIN More coun,crrc,,,ns.

The Secret Service has just unoarthcd
another band OF countcrfeitcrs in q SUI
hurb OF New York, City. and secured a
are so clcverly executed that the average
person would never suspect them OF be-
Ing spurious. Things OF great value are
tation, notably the celebrated IIostetters
Stomach Blttcrs. which has many INIT
tators hut no equals for common disor-
ton. dyspepsia constipation. nervousness
and general debility. The Bitters set
things right in the stomach and when
the stomach Is In good working order II
makes good blood and plenty OF It, In this
manner the Bitters get at the seat of
strength and vitality. and restore vigor
to the weak and dchiltatcd. Beware Of
countcrfcits when buying Always 40 10
reliable druggists who have the reputa-
ton OF giving what you ask for.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-04
AGE BEFORE BEAUTY.

A social saying. but one that should he
considered. especially in whistles. Any
chemist can make a beverage sold as
Wnlskey that will look beautiful, but the
strength and purity will be missing
what is needed in whiskey, especially
among invalids and persons suffering
purity-in whiskey. this comes not oniv
from distlllation, but from age. The
q: -; TAYLOR Pure Rye and Bourbon
they are bottled and sealed. Chester III.
Graves Nc Sons, tho bottlers. of Boston,
Mass, guarantee these WHISTLES to be alb
by the most delicate stomach. Physi-
clans prescriptions invariably read,
Ct o. TAYLOR Pure Rye and Bourbon"
II they are the best for the invalid. why
are they not the best for the man soci-
ally inclined. The MONTICELLO HOTEL
sell these goods. and If you Will sample
them You will acknowledge that age
comes before beauty. especially as re-
CARDS whiskey.
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one month previously rep'td 1,06I,927
Total two months. ........... 2,SGl. 754
Note.-(a) tons. % bushels. (c)
pounds, (D barrels, 60 gallons, (h)
bales.
CUSTOM HOUSE SHIPPING.
The vessels that entered and cleared
from the port OF Norfolk were as fol-
lows:
Number eptcerd. 10, tonnage. 81. DOL :
cleared, so, tonnage. S9,701; one month
reported, 49, tonnage 21,525; cleared.
50, tonnage. 91,737; total two months,
%. tonnage. 42.526; cleared, 1885, ton
mage, 1S1,43S.
oastwise-Entered 145; cleared. III;
one month reported. entered, III :
cleared. 160; total two months, entered,
BIG; cleared. 81.
CLEARING HOUSE.
Clearing House transactions for the
two months ending February 2S. ms
compared with the two preceding
years, were: Clearings-1S97, S7,395,572
1885, ss,o39,297; 1899, ss,9S7, 665. Bal
affces-1s9fI Slice, 4e9i- 1888, 81, f55, SO ,
1899, Sl,Sl6,323
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PEOPLES FORUM.

NOTE.-The Peoples Forum being
freely open to all parties. classes. per-
sons. views and capacities, the Vir-
ginian- Pilot is responsible for none
of the statements nor opinions ex-
pressed therein. nor for the style in
which they are set forth. The ignorant
and uneducated shall be heard here
equally with the learned.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-04

Specialists history prepare studies Professor
Goenor Of Amherst College who prepares the papers Moammed
The Moo Spain several the head
history Robert College, Consantnop He has extensively
Asia Europe his books thorough
eastern countries No better could have been secured than Dr. Munro
Dr. Harding the University Of Indiana and West University
Minnesota o assist in these studies.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-04

Mr.. c.. T. Benchoff, of Baltimore
who has been a guest at the Monticello
Hotel for several days. and suffered Il
stroke of paralysis Wednesday evening
died at II o'clock last night.
The deceased was about 81 years OF
age and followed the vocation OF n
merchant. His remains will be sent to
Baltimore this evening for funeral and
interment.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-04
SECOND PART
NORFOLK LOCAL NEWS.
NoRFoLK's FEBRUARY TRADE.

EXPORTS = SHIPPING - CLEAR
ING HOUSE TRANSACTIONS.
MIR. E. e. Dawes, statistician OF the
Board OF Trade. makes the following
statement OF tho export shipments
from the port of Norfolk for the month
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TIE
Joseph Brown
STORE.
Spring
Dressing.

With eastertide four weeks
distant, the intervening time
must be wisely employed if the
new gown is to be seen in its
full beauty-its highest glory.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-04
Buy NOW.

The Brown stocks are in
their prime and arrivals within
the past ; days have strength
ened already strong aggrega-
tons.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-04

The first article in the series was published last SIN
day; the second, "Chareagne, by Dr. Munro Professor
Of Medieval History University Of Pennsylvania will be
published tomorrow, and the other studs in this course
will appear each Sunday.