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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-01
LIGHT (.)ON THE DREYFUs CASE.
Would Be valuable Witness IF His
story Is True.

story Is True.
Atlanta, Sept 1.-The Jewish Senti-
ment, in its regular weekly edition,
prints a story bearing with almost
startling directness on the Dreyfus
trial. Several statements, apparently
new to the now celebrated Dreyfus
case. are given, together with names
of those who are said to be in pos
session of Information which will
throw new light on the trial. The
story which The Sentiment prints
comes from man who was employed
several years ago by the German gov
ernment as document Translator and
maker of relief maps, and who after
quitting Germany served in the Uni
ted States army during the war with
Spain. lie shows his discharge papers,
which denote that he was staff Of
ficer. The informer says he was born
in Denver. The story, after some in
trUduCtory remarks, reads;
II was translator of documents at
the great staff headquarters at Konig-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-01
DR., Keigwin Is Home,

Rev. and Mrs. A. N. koigwin have re-
turned home greatly benefited from their
summer vacation which was spent In tho
mountains of South Carolina. DR.. Keig-
win will occupy the pulpit Of his church
on Sunday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-01
10 YOU KNOW

Consumption Is preveltabl,? Scicncs has
proven that, and also that neglect ii suicidal
The worSt cold or cough can be cured with Shi
loh' Cough and CONSUMPTION Cure.I sod on
, positiyeguarantee for over 5J years.
For Sale by N. b Danforth. second and Mar
ktt Streets
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-01

Officer Lemuel Mari who has been in
disposed is on duty again. Officer Mari
Is one of the best officers OH the force.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-01

The street car conductors and motor
men on the City Railway commencing
with to-day viii! ride in thclr uniforms on
the Company's lines
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-01

Mr.. Alfred d. Warner is having an au.
tomobile built for his use in Massachu-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-01
Pensions Quickly Secured.

Educate Your Bowels with Cascarets.
Candy Cathartic, cure constipation forever.
l0c, 25c. II G. G. c. fail, druggis refund money.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-01

house No. 7O1 Tatnall street called out the
district engines at .. 80 o'clock this morning
An officer oxtinguished the blaze without
tho service of the department however.
Tho North Baptist Sunday School had
very successful excursion yesterday to
Pennsgroys, N, j,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-01

Edwark Carker was admitted to the
Homeopathic Hospital last night suffer-
ing with malaria.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-01

Antiseplic Cones cure mosquito bites
and aiings from nll insects instantly.
Wilmer G. Taylor, BOZ King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-01

VA ANYED-AN EXPERIENCED KIN DER
w gartner desrea position as teacher, can
give best of reference. Address, l0)6 Market
street. a3l-3tl
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-08
INCREASE or THE ARMY.
Advocates of the Hull BiII Appre-
bend Senatorial OpDUsition

Especial Dispatch to The Post.)
Washington. January T. Friends OF the
bill for the increase and reorganization Of
the army fear that opposition TO the meas
ure in the senate may be so strong as T.,
necessltate some concessions to those who
oppose amy material increase in the reg,i-
lar army in the time Of peace.
To meet such contingency. II 1t arises,
Representative Mcclellan of New York.
VIII, is in favor OF he Increase proposed
by the HUH bill, has prepared q SCI OF
amendments which will enable the army
TO be reduced somewhat below the totals OF
dhe Hull bill with the least possible i'm
pairment or efficiency. Mr. MccleilDl
proposes by providing maximum and a
mlaimum enlisted strength for the COM
ran:es, batteries and troops to ens5le tie
president to materially increase the army
as may be required by the exigencies OF
war or OF colonial service in time Of peace.
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nEARNE ITEMS.
Annual Election of Officers by the
woodmcn Of the world.

Annual Election of Officers by the
woodmen of the World
HeaIue, Texas, January last nigh'
being the designated time the following or
ficers OF Junction City camp, Woodmen Of
the World, were duly installel
ID. w Hamilton, consul commander; "
McElroy, ADVISER lieutenant; J. y. Peel
banker n. r. Bibes. clerk; w. 7 smith,
escort, G. Hart, Waterman, $. Goldberg,
sentry; Il. A. Peel and w A. Craig, man
ayers, w. II. Kirksey. physician u. W.
Hamilton was elected delegate and j. II.
Peel alternate TO head camp convention
which meets in Dallas IN February.
Mrs II. IL. Adams returned yesterday
after pleasant visit to friends and reia-
tivss in Waco.
Colonel Edwin Wilson returned to Austin
via the San Antonio express yesterday az
tefncon.
Mesgrs. r. l.. Duncan and n X, DAVIS.
who have been serving as grand Jurors IN
franklin this week are in the city
sheriff Guy Townsend OF Franklin was In
Hearne yesterday
Travelling men are a scarce article here
now, very few OF them having been IN
Hearne since the holidays.
Mrs. j. q s2d G r Dunn OF Whcelock
have business here today.
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Bryan. Texas. January Z Hon, Frank
Richards of Houston, one OF the board OF
Directors Of the Agricultural AMI Mechan-
ical college, was in Bryan yesterday
S. w. Buchanan has gone 10 Marlin for
the benefit OF his health
w. r. Wyse left yesterday On businefA
trip to Austin.
Hon. Sam r. Henderson. elected to the
Legislature from this county, left today
for the capital to enter UPON his duties.
Mp. a. %. Carr, Jr.. and children AMI
Mss Francis Parker left today for o visit
10 relative, at Gainesville
Colonel Harvey Mitchell went TO Waco
To-Day.
Mles saIiie EIialeman returned from
Conroe today
pr. and MIS- John r. Eayes OF Millican
are Wishing " Br.an.
Miss Carrie Henderson returned To-Day to
her home in Aust.n after visiting relatives
here.
Mrs. J. b Cochran retunel today from
visit to Houston.
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SPANS CABINET CRISIS
On Monday Premier Sssssls WIN Notify
the Queen Regent.
SlLvtLA AND POlAvIfJA TO FORM ONE
several Changes i'm Taxation and I'm
the Electorate VIII he Innugu-
rntcd-NIilitary decentralization.

Madrid january T.--At the meeting this
evening Of tho Conservative club Senior Sill
yella formally confirmed the previously
reported agreement between himself and
General Polavieja and made an important
announcement OF the conservative policy.
Soncr Silyella said he recognized Senior
Sagasts's services to the throne. but cen.
surcd the prem.ct'a policy IN Cuba and cs :
pecially his conduct With regard to tho
war between Sraia and The Unitei States.
He declared that tho present cortes was
morally dissolved and said he believed that
the fall of Sagasta was Imminent.
The financial question Senior SlvelIa
said, he regarded as most important. He
favcrei a tax on all personal property, the
increasing OF direct taxation and the Of
fecting CT large economies In pensions;
supported the maintenance of the eoncordnt
with the vatican and advocated The roor-
ganigaticn OF the Administered on OF justice.
freeing II from the Influence of politics.
He favored also electoral reforms aud
the establishment of ministry OF public
works ana commerce.
ReaarSarg foreign pol.tics he said Spain's
geographical position prccuded her be-
co:isng territory governed by foreigners.
adding; I'VE must, therefore. reorganige
the army rnd navy so as to be in u position
TO defend the country in case of necessity"
In conclusion he declared that he dio not
believe Senior Sagasta was DESTROYS of re-
tanning office.
Tho cabinet will meet tomorrow aud on
Monday Premier Sagasta win go 10 the
palace to notify the queen regent of the
ministerial crisis.
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THE QUAY CONSPIRACY CASE
DEFENSE CLAIM THES CAN NOT
GET AN IMPARTIAL TRIAL.
One judge Charged with Having
Pushed the Prosecution for Polit-
teal Eject.

philadelphia, january T,-Argument was
heard in the State supreme court today on
the petition of United States Senator
Treasurer Haywood on the petition for a
writ of certiorari to remove TO the CHER
court from the quarter sessions corri of
Philadelphia the case pending against hem
charging conspiracy.
The defendants are charged with con-
spirncy with John s. Hopkins former
cashier of the deftmct Peoples bank (now
deceased). in the alleged misuse of State
funds on deposit in that bank
In the petition the defendants averred
that they could not obtain a fair and i'm
partial Trial in the Philadelphia county
court, claiming ths,t the dismissal OF .her
dcmurrers and other adverse decisions II
the preliminary proceedings had dlmon-
situated that there was prejudhce against
them on the part of the trial Judge tFin-
letter. They also charged another judge
of the county bench tGordon) with aid nS
in bringing tho prosecution and that Fih-
letter was niluanced in political enmi y
and was unduly fastening the trial Of the
case with the ohjec. of poisoning the minds
of members of the legislature and thus
defeating the e-election of United States
Senator Quay
ELOQUENT argument was made today In
support OF the petition by ATTORNEYS DAVID
r. Watson Of Pittsburg and Rnfns II.
sharpIey OF Philadelphia and IN opposition
to the motion by ex-Dlstrct Attorney
Graham.
over three hours were occupied in the
delivery of the argument of these three
eminent LAWYERS The court then took Inc
matter under advisement and adjourned
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-08

Wallace; Mr., Van Ransaeller Jones. sworn
wiGcwer. MIR. Roy Cleveland Cakes; Master
Jerry Grey. an incorriglble torment Master
EBiili Heys.r; Anpanins, Captain Grey $
hcdy guard. Mr.. Paul Burgeg; Miss Nudge
Crey. the capta'n's beloved niece, Miss
Camille Phelps Miss Violet Decamp,
MaG5e's little friend and Jerry..s SWEET
heart. Miss Ruby Williamson; Mile Cscile
DAryilc, Grey lodges French mad, Miss
Gladys Glenn Jcthnson, Mrs. OElen Plerpont
Brown. tbs dsshipg yonng widow who be-
wltcho1 WHOM she VIII, Mis- Gail 10 den
Jotnscn, Elca menlscr t1acted perfectly
his or her pant and the combination neritel
tho verdict awarded them thot they gave
n more creditabie entertainment than has
been made by professionals IL Columbus
this season, Tic trcupe went 10 Wel'nar
today an1 will play thare tCnlght
Negotiations arc in progF2se Nth Mr.
CLAY cle1nert for the use OF his pay, THE
New Dominion" 10 re enacted by the same
tnlent aud II is Intended 10 make IL an at
ttnction TO IN 4uc. attendance from a con-
siderable portion OF South Texas
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-08
THE CERRuTI CLAIM.
Columbian Government Again Sub
mits the CnNe to Arbitration.

Column hjan Government Again Sub
mits the Case to Arbitration.
Washington, January General Julios
Reng.fo, charge d'affaires of the Republic
of Colombia, has received an official dis
patch from Bogota announcing that a
satisfactory Adjustment has been reached
on the Cerruti case, which has recently
CAUSED such serious trouble between Italy
and Colombia that an Italian delegation
made menac.ng visit 10 the Colombian
president. The dispatch to General Rengfo
states that an agre cement has been made
by the government OF, Colombia with the
governments OF France, Germany and Eng
land, through their representatives in Be-
gotta, this agreement being also approved
by the government of Italy. This provides
for commission which has beet org inized
ard already begun work at Bogc.a, ccm-
posc5 OF delegate appointed by the Co.
,ombian government. another appolrxCd
by the ministers OF France. Germany and
England-thIs last in his own rights and
as representatives OF Italian interests
and third delegate or arbitrator, Apo n, :
ed In common accord by the two delegates
before mentioned Before this commission
The creditors of the commercial house of
e Cerruti e. Co. Will present thelr ella. ms
aIl the commission, after coreideIgC the
defense Of the Colombian goveram e1t. VIII,
without appeal, decide on the m s'lts OF til .
claims. and II allowed, will fix the amount
that the Colombian government must nay
TO each claimant, The commission n, also
al;.ttrizdf TO receive any proposition Of
oomSromiso made by the Csr.uti creditors
and to subject the same to the consider
alton OF the Colombian government
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-08
CURZON CRITICISED.
The Young Viceroy la Snfd to Have
Alicnated Natives.

London, January 1.-THE glamor of re-
ceptions and oratOry with which Lord Cur
zon sweeps into the throne of yiceroy of
India quite otscures the merits OF the
modest peer, thu Earl OF Elgin, who takes
his leave. Yet already the newspaper
grumblers are contrasting the retiring vice.
roys silent, business like administration
with this speech making entry If his
younger successor. The latter bias already
achieved one of those tactless plumbers
which the c.dlics feared his self -suffclency
would rush him into. He has snubbed a
committee of the NEST respectable residents
desiring to pres mt him with scheme for
the higher education of Indians on the
lines of The Johns Hopkins university,
which native, Jansetii Tata. proposes TO
do with s1,250,c00. and the natives natural
ly are offended.
Rudyard Kipling will sail for New York
on January %. He will spend two months
in America, mostly at Washington AMI at
the City of Mexico, which the popular
writer hes not before visited.
Kipling depiores the impression created
by his writings that ho II unfriendly to
America. He recently remarked that he
admired Americans and the colcnlzing Eng
lish and that the only men he could not
tolerate were the stiy-at-homa English
men.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-08

vouchers must be signed by the speaker.
Before signing the vouchers for the No
vember pay of members of the house,
Speaker Reed sent TO the war department
fer an official list of the representatives
holding commands II contained the names
OF General Wheeler anii Colonels Col,on
ami Campbell General Wheeler having, on
accepting his command directed the dis
bursting officer OF the house TO cover his
salary as a representative back into the
treasury there was no voucher for him,
but the speaker declined to syn the vouch-
ers for Colonel Colson and Colonel Camp
bell while the qrEstion of their rights
to their seats was pending.
In view of this situation the judiciary
committee can not we'll avoid acting. 1t 10
understood that the committee is unani-
mOusly of the opinion that General Wheeler
ana Co,OEels Colson and Campbell have
forfeited their neats by accepting commits
sf2nr
II is also understood that they believe
that Mr. Robbins of Pennsylvania, who ac.
cepted staff commission and resigned it
early in November, has also forfeited hi,
seat before congress was actually In ses-
sion while he held his command. IL is
probable that the committee viii! report TO
tho houge next week.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-08
SHORT NEWS STORIES.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark---The chancery. cour,
has been asked 70 appoint a receiver for w
K.liehts ana Ladies OF Columbia. formerly ths
knights and Ladies OF Dixie
NEW YORK. Louis GimE OF Pittsburg won
the 2i-hour bicycle race
MANSFIELD. Mo--Lon Nye, Ben Nyee, VIM
Jennings and Joe Shepherd have been charged
With robbing tho Kansas City Fort Scott and
Memphis train at Macomb, Mo. on January J.
WASHINGTON The government hos &c,
c,dsti 10 continue In force the Spanish nie..od
Of collecting taxes IN Cuba, Ihe Banca rs.
9s ner' cent en- !" giving 100000 bond.
J,oNDON. Count Franz KaroIyi Of the
legation committed sui
eide
CINCINNATI VIM. Kennedy threw coal oil
on the clothes OF Ida Price. set hre 70 W.
and locked her in a room. The woman Ia
dead and Kennedy is In jail.
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LEnnETTER LoCALs.
Annual Election of Officers by thu
WOodmcn Of The word.

Annual Election of Officers by the
WOodmcn Of the word.
Ledbetter. Texas January THE wood
men OF the World met last Monday night
night AMI elected new officers as follows:
G. W. Higsman. consul commander;
William Kruse. adviser Lieutenant; j. B.
illllsman, clerk: G.. W. Larisrs, banker:
4. Nj. Vosncn escort: j. q. Coleman. SEN
try. Emil Keylioh. Waterman; w. q.
Ware, ~. q. Baker. j.. G. Baker. man
ayers; DR.. j. II. o'Barr, physician.
Mr.. y. NJ. Young. traytling salesman for
Wallace, I-anleg & On OF Galveston. was
hero Thursday doing the town.
Mr. Dan IT, Hughes. representing the
White Swan tioiir mIls was here yester-
dsy and as usual stocked rao town with
his fi,,e four
Miss Burch OF BRENNAN is here visiting
Mrs, Cannon.
Mrs. CLYDE HollIngswortli and little Ha-
den OF Temple ars visiting Mrs. Coleman
of this place.
Mrs Hurst of Navasota is payIng her
daughter, Mrs ] !, p. HElsman, an extandso
yiyit
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-08
COTTON CONGRESS-.
Meeting Called Tor New Or
Ten ma Eebrunry 10.


New Orleans. La, January L.
The low price OF cotton has aroused
the producer and tho agitation OF
the question OF production has
crystailiza. into q sentiment that
ell interests affected by the low
price OF the staple should be repre-
sented in a cotton congress in this
city Urgent letters from leading
cotton producers in Louisiana. Ala. !:
bama. Mississippi and Texas have
bonn received here by persons In
tcrested and the necessity 81 q
convention WIS presented. Mayor
Flower OF this city has Joined in the
movement and has issue5 call
for a meeting February is, when
low transportation can DO had aud
the carnival will also b. an attrac-
tion for those interested in the
movement.
Whether the reduction of acreage
or movement iii favor OF DIVERSE
fcation on large scale win be In
stituted are interesting probabilities.
On Monday Mayor Flower will Sc
lect a representative committee OF
cotton men to make the necessary
arrangements and issue the incita-
lions for tho convention.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-08
REGULATING TELEGRAPH.
Tolls I'm Kansas Cut Down by
Legislation.

Topeka, Kan. january Gov
ernor Leedy has signed the bill re-
ducing telegraph. rates and placing
telegraph companies under the sup
ervision of the court OF visitation
THE rate fixed in tho bill on mes
sages is Is cents for the first ten
words day or night and ! cent ad-
ditional for each additional word.
Newspaper rates are reduced to one
third of cents for each word during
the day and one sixth Of cent for
each word at night. 1t provides that
no lower rate shall be granted to any
one.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-08

Pbttsburg, Pa. January lat o'clock
this morning Two alarms we're sent In FOR
fire In the Hotel Richelieu. opposite the
union station. panic ensued among
tho g,Des,s and a rvsh was made for the
windows and Are escapes. Two people
were taken from the building badly hurt
One man whose name can not be learned
viii die. The hotel is in ruins and i 10
feared the flames will spread to the al-
Joining buildings.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-08
The ISSUE FORCED BY REED
REFUSED TO SIGN WARRANTS FON
MEMBERS IN THE ARMY.
and Campbell and Mr.. Robbins of
Pennsylvania May Lose Seats.
Especial Dispatch to The Post

Especial Dispatch to The Post,)
Washington, JanAary Speaker Reed
is, in measure, responsible for bringing
TO an issue the question of whether General
Wheeler and the other men who, while
holiing seats in congress. accepted mill
tary commands, can retain their seats in
the house. 1t is probable that the house
committee on the judiciary, to whom the
question was referred. would have allowed
1T to slumber until the expiration of the
congress, During the session, however, pay
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-08
Amateur Thcatricnls.

Columbus. Texas. January TAT . on
sons opera house here last night an anna
tour renait,on of the play, "a Day and a
NighA.' was made Under the management
OF Mrs j. Manshsid BIZ young mel ana
young ladies Of Columbus. The cast vas
ss follows: Captain Allen Grey. a gay
widower, Mr.. Il. NJ. Middlebrook; Mr..
Jack Iathropa. Captain GTey's ward, who
has just returned from abroad Mr.. Kelly
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oMERo's SUCCESSOR.
E ~, IT'D T. D'ncult to FIJI

+. Iss. ~, Dihicuit Ia FIJI
Is d,.. assico january There Is
hing ~ In political c.ncles re-
~ i Ne !. anaoassadorshap to the Unt. ed
! i ~, = Recognized in high circle,
Win 49, = impossible to obtain any
|ador p ,us same qualifications as Am
iona, n.mero, who had gained an ex-
= and poss,,a ssase OF the American poo
saaer scs and was in.imats with
Il IL NJ, OF American sta. esmsn
llAcaticns considered tilst the same
Rty. fof 1m ne " the present time mac
Handy sri..i psssader Clayton has shown
dslieafs = ana Of much tact In sew
nt en- aissotiationA with the gov
y y telt much Of the Inn
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Li,,erol. without n Leader.

LONDON, January i.--The liberals present
the melancholy spectacle Of party without
leaders, without policies, and, worst OF
all. without cash. If they could agree
upon a policy the mar most closely idenu-
fed with 1t would naturally be chosen 10
aead them and money to carry on the
policy would be forthcoming from It's en-
thusiasts. As it is they n"e conlpelltd 10
hang out the sign 10 let pending the
meeting OF parliament.
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uNs,IccEssruL HoLDur.
TRIM RobIers In Mexico We're Earl
s4ti ~, Irris,hfered Nxyuy.

T., Frightened Away.
I'll Paso. Texas. January -Four IN
known Americans attempted to hold up
the Mexican General passenger train OF the
South. al point about six miles south OF
.Juarez. at 2 o'clock tonight. While me
robbers were attempting 10 cut of the
baggage car from the train the passengers
and the conductor rushed forward TO see
what caused fhe trouble, and the robbers
ran for their horses and decamped.
detachment Of gGndarmerie Is 10 pur-
suit. Not shot was fired.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-08
The Day mt Denver.

Denver, Oslo. January The amman
celebration of jackson Day was held by
thl Jacksonian club at Weir's hall tonlgat,
seyeral bundled members OF the club AMI
phe,r guests being pres nj. The principal
event of the event. was an address by
Governor elect Charles S. Thomas OF COLO
Ie.lo
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-08
Battle in the Congo Country.
Brue sells, January 7.-0fflcial news

BrUEsfIs, JanuHTy T--UIHUI'' HoNS =
ceiyed frcrn Congo Frse State state that a
column OF 200 OF the State troops COM
nunied by Lieutenant Stevens was de-
feated on November ) by the insurgents
of Batelas. which captured Kalamsbri on
November a. Two officers, one sergeant
and 200 native troops were killed. Tbs Of
fcer and two sergeants were wounded.
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d p. NelhpFt. NJ. o, IN N ny Practice
And It is this kind of testimony that Il com
ing from the prominent men OF all professions
from the North. South East and West.
membraues and vigorous health. Everybody
should have a copy of DR.. Hartmnn's latest
medical book Sent free. Address DR.. Hart
man. Columbus. Ohio.
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portant business can be srans,e,.a 49,.
The attitude of Ambassador Cla,ssn v, vs.
much satisfaction In official circles.
II is rumored that several 40 =,
changes In the stan Of the Mexican rail-
way will be made and that one or two a VI
ficials OF tho Mexican Central railway viii
take important positions on the line.