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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-03-16
NO RECOGNITION
FOR CUBAN ASSEMBLY
Is the Determination of United States
Money Will Be Distributed as
= Originally Planned.

Havana, March is-General Gomez
has decided TO proceed with the plans
agreed upon for distributing the s., ,OOo.-
600 to the Cuban troops on disbanding as
though the military assembly did not
exist. He conferred for two hours yes
terday with Governor General Brooke
regarding details
General Brooke asked Washington sew
eral days ago whether. in case he dis
solved the assembly. his action would be
approved. The cabled reply authorized
him to dissolve that body IL. in his judy
ment such an act were necessary. He
hopes the assembly will soon cease Of
Its own accord to hold Its meetings, but
should sessions dlsquieting TO the public
mind continue. he will intervene.
Havana Is much more quiet today and
less excitement Is noticea bic. This il
partly due to the fact that the assembly
held no meeting. Rumors are current
that its self dissolution is a matter OF
the early future. At meeting yester-
day the Cuban generals, Robau. Mon
teagudo, Nodarse. Peraza and Others de-
oded TO join with General Betancourt,
the commander OF the Cuban troops i'm
Matanzas, In public declaration Of their
position.
La Discussion understands that they
will side with General Gomez. The pa
pers continue to print letters and tele-
grams from all points declaring adher-
ence Of the veteran patriots cause.
There are numerous fresh calls for the
resignation Of Civil Governor Mora and
Chief OF Police Mario Menocal because
OF their attitude. the result OF misunder-
standing or otherwise. toward Sundays
parade In honor OF Gomez. and the names
OF their successors are already sug-
gested
The United States military authol-
ties publish the following statement:
We are officially authorized to announce
that the President of the United States
Will not recognize any obligation in
CURED 5y the body known as the Cuban
assembly, and that all reports and as
sertions to the contrary are absolutely
untrue"
This is perhaps due to a story pub
lished IN the newspaper El Reconcen-
trado TO the effect that "A representative
of an American syndicate. including
Senator Hanna. is now here with a view
of making loan TO the assembly
There have been six designations from
the assembly since Saturday-Messrs
Cespedes Montagudo, Nunez. Leira.
Mola and Tamayo.
Yesterday afternoons demonstration
In favor Of GomeZ-in which all the pa
triotic clubs. With banners and bands.
rs we'll as many women and children,
took part-was better organized than
that of Monday. though not 80 sponta-
neous. Several thousand people paraded
10 the Quinta de Los Motinos, where
General Gomez resides. He made his
appearance and addressed them. and the
procession did not return until after
nightfall
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-03-16
THE LARGER HALF

The sam, In Providence as Elsewhere.
The bigger half Of worldly troubles.
The greater half Of mankinds suffer-
ing,
Can safely be laid 10 the kidneys.
Kidneys filter the blood
Keep the human system healthy.
But they can't do this when they are
sick
Easy to tell sick Kidneys.
Look to- the back for the note OF
warning.
Most backaches arc kidney Ills.
Twitches, twinges, pains and aches OF
bad back
Should he treated promptly.
Every days delay means future trou-
bles.
Urinary complications set in. diabetes,
Brights disease.
Doans Kidney Pills are kidney spe-
cialists
cure every form of Kidney ills.
Proof of this In Providence testimony
Mrs. f.. a. Potter. 1l9 Thurbcrs ave-
nue.. says: II had kidney ailmcnt for
ten years, during which time my back
turmcnted me. Work became a burden
Any little chore / dreaded In the
morning ! could scarcely rise. and dur
ing the day l often had To lie down to
rest. The disease became complicated.
and for seven weeks my physician had
60 employ a Cathcrcr. As result my
body and limbs bloated So that could
not fastcu my clothes. In every other
particular I had fairly good health.
used herbs and other medicines. even
went to the hospital and returned un-
relieved. I saw On advertisement I'm "A
local paper. by accident about Doan's
Kidney Pills. and | sent friend 10 y.
l.. Iothrop's for n box. Since that date
the change I'm my condition has sur
prised mo After three days use the
kidney seCretions came naturally and
freely. I continued and the swelling
and bloating lessened, ] scarcely felt
the pain i'm my back. For years | had
not been az well "a ! was after the
treatment. I could do all my house
work and am certain ] had Doans
Kidney Pills to thank for It," For sale
by all dealers--price 20 cents. Mailed
Nv Foster. Milburn & Co. Buffalo ".
Y. sole agents Tor the United States.
Remember the namc. Doan's. 5nd
take no other.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-03-16
CANAL COMPANY WILL SETTLE.

Washington. March 16.--About co sena-
tors and representatives. including Sena-
tor Frye's committee on commerce. have
accepted invitations FOR trip that has
been planned 10 inspect the routes Of the
proposed Nicaraguan and Panama
canals. coming home by way OF San
tiago and other points OF interest In the
West Indies. They viii go as the guests
OF the Panama Canal company. The
party will have an ocean steamer to it,
self and will sail from New York about
March 23.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-03-16
FRIENDLY TO GOMEZ.

Santiago, March le,--A mass meeting
was held here TO protest against the ac-
tion of-the Cuban military assembly
with reference 10 General Gomez and
Senor Quesada. The Veterans asso-
citation issued a manifesto against the
meeting. urging the people not to at
tend. but apparently 1t had am effect
Just opposite 20 that intended. for the
crowd was tremendous. and the name OF
Gomez was received with great en-
thU9a SIN.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-03-16

Thomasville. Ca. March l6.-President
Mckinley began his vacation here ny "A
morning OF complete rest. The assist
ant secretary 10 the president. Mr.. Cor
telyou. said that While here no business
will he brought 10 the attention OF the
president, unless some great event In
Cuba, Porto Rico or the Philippines
makes il necessary. 1t is probable that
the president will 90 to Jekyl island
near Brunswick, before returning home.
having been invited To do so by ex-Sec.
retary OF the Interior Bliss.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-03-16
DEPENDING uPoN THE QUEEN.

Washington. Mach i6.-Beirg with
out means of diplomatic communication
with the Spanish government our own
government Is officially unadvisod ass %
what progress is making in Spain to-
wards Tie rat.GcAuon of the peace
treaty. SIN q is disposed to give full
credence 20 The report that the queer,
Is being ursed 20 rstlty the treaty on Eer
own responsibility. and believes that the
queen Is likely to yh!d 20 these repre-
sentatlons. The dow.y.all OF Sssssta g
ministry 10 sscrihei here TO the course
he pursued in the submission of the
treaty 10 the coftes. hence II Is believed
that his successor Will avoid tho Same
error.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-03-16
ASSEMBLY NOT RECOGNIZED.

Washington. March 16.-Thc commit
tee which was appointed by the Cubar
military assembly at Havana 10 come TO
Washington TO secure recognition. Il can
be stated. viii not be recognized i'm any
official capacity. The war department.
officials are actuated by conviction
that they are bound to avoid any oficia
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-03-16

recognition except TO such fully rep
resentative body az shall be created by
all the Cuban people through the ex-
ercise OF the right OF franchise. In max
ing the payments TO the Cuban soldiers
the personality OF the Cuban command
ers Will play little part. The soldiers
are to be dealt with individually.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-03-16
DIR. SOILS MISSION.

Berlin. March 16.-Dr Solf who has
been named by the German government
to replace Or. Ranel as president OF the
municipal council al Apia. is about &c
start for Samoa. via London and Wash
ington. calling on officials concerned at
both place
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-03-16

While at San Juan de Porto Rico last
"Wednesday MIR. Sherman was enter
tanned by Brigadier General Grant, com
mander OF the military department OF
San Juan, and caught cold. The malady
was not considered serious until Tues
day night. after leaving Port OF Spain,
when pneumonia In the most serious form
developed. Or. Graf of rhe Paris and Dr.
Magee OF Duluth are attending him. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Colgate Hoyt Of New York
and Nh. WihCrg Of Cincinnati. close re-
lations OF Mr. Sherman, are constantly
near hun. b5st evening MIR Shsrman's
physicians reported that his condition
was much improved and gave ground for
encouragement
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-03-16
JOHN SHERMAN SICK.
Cold Resulted In Attack Of Pneumonia
In a Most Serious Form.

Fort De France. Martinique, March
I6.-Hon. John sherman. who Is a pas
senger on board the American line
steamer Paris. which arrived here yes
terday from Trinidad with party of
excursionists, who are making a tour OF
the West Indian islands, is suffering
from pneumonia.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-03-16
HOOKS AND EYES.

Practlcdl HOOK ana Eye Tape, reg
ular price per yard l2izc. now
per yard. d...................
1 yard Delong Hook and Eye
Tape, regular price per y1rd
2jc now per yard..............
l card DC1ODg ftUUtv- 7r-rti Eyes,
regular price per card lOc.
now per card. rd..........,........
Fauitless Hooks and Eyes, reg
ular price per card Sc, now
per card. d....................
Niagara Hooks and Eyes. just as
good as belongs. regular price
per card Zoe. now per card.
/ Button Hook and Glove But
toner. In satin lined box. reg
ular price each 1jc, now each.
Fancy Belt Bvckles. regular price
each 25c. now each...........
Fancy Bag Tops, regular price
each soc. now each...........
Pompadour Rolls, regular price
each 19c, now cach.............
l-yard Collar Stiffener. inches
wide. best quality. black and
white, regular price per yard
12iAc, now per yard.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-03-16
HOSE SUPPORTERS.

! pair Ladies' Fancy Hose sup
porters, regular price per pair
ljc. now per pair............
i pair Hose Supporters. satin
belts. regular price per pair
l9c, now per pair.
j pair Lindsey Hose Supporters
on belts, regular price per pair
25c, now per pair.............
1 pair Hose Supporters. fancy
belts, with elastic 20 match,
regular price per pair 29c, nov
per pair
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-03-16
Persons moving part Of hs great country anohe

Persons moving from of this country to another
often find the climate and the diet their residence different
that their health seriously impaired lady who native of
York City Texas live with her Sho ranch
She knows the merits OF Rpans bues for couneactng the
evils Of change atmospheric and living conditions She writes
"The being different Texas from what have been
toned brought attacks Of indigestion and for FIVE
suffered much pain and inconvenience tried everything with
permanent relief At last noticed Rpans Tabue advertised After
taking the first vecen box began feel better and have for
another supply certain do feel that they will cure me
% 0spsus
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-03-16
MISCELLANEOUS ITEM,

] dozen DarninE Cotton. black
and colors regular price per
dozen l2c, now per dOzen...
dozen Morse a E8ler Derulns
Cotton, fast black, regular price
per dozen l5c. now per Dozen.
. Aluminium Thlmbies, regular
price each &c, now for......
1 Curling Iron, double handle,reg-
ular price each SC. now each...
! dozen KID Crimpers, regular
price per dozen l0c, now per
dozen ,'..............t
/ dozen cotton Corset Laces, 3is
yards long regular price per
dozen 15c, now per dozen......
/ dozen Shoe Laces. "a and A.
regular price per dozen l0c. now
per dozen. .....................
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-03-16

Reid's Button Thread. regular
price per spool l0c, now per O.
SINplt ss.s.. ts.s.ss
Clark's Mill-End Crochet Sillla-
line. regular price per spool &C., ~
now per spool. ol.................... ~
Fiossette. same az silk. for Cro-
oheting. regular price per spool
D., now per spool. 81
l spool linen finished Thread.
regular price per spool 2c, now
per SPOOL. ..-.... .....s...s.-..
1 spool linen finished Thread.
regular price per spool o.. now
per Sppol. .............. ........... =
8 spools 5o0-yard Basting Cotton.
warranted. regular price per
spool BE-, now fOr............. IOC
Brooks best Machine Cotton.
lof......... ...............s..- ,
l}elding Brothers best Sewing
SILK G00-yard spools) black and
all colors, regular price per
spool l0c, now for......... D
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-03-16
BRUSH BINDINGS.

Fcdcr's best Brush Binding, reg
ular price per yard l0c. now
per ydid. ........ ........-...
i piece. yards, Nclveteen Bind
ing. all colors ana black, rcgu-
lar price per piece l5c, now per
y ''fts ssssT- ssssssss =
yard Skir: Brush Braid. black
and colors. regular price per
yard Sc, now per yard. d.,....... 81
SPECIAL.
8 spools Willimantic Machine Cottor
any number (200-yard spoOls). and
paper John English best Sewinl
Needles for
1Oc.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-03-16

class and Dress
co pnh O Sac,and
a such hprces ~ - -
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-09-15
Last Sad Message.

DR.. Rose Kid Beere was with Young
Warren'on. of H company. during his
last illness and she excused herself from
attentions of the committee today to 20
to the home OF his mother to deliver to
the stricken lady the last words and
message of her diving son, No wonder
the boys all wore upon their breasts a
photograph OF this woman their bitter
narrow minded colonel refused permits.
sion to accompany them across the sea
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-09-15

were fairly loaded with fruit. celery. and
flowers and substantial meats were in
abundance. followed by ice cream and
cake. The home company were RECALLED
with the same kind of feast after the
veterans had been filled.
The evening exercises will be at
Texado park. The young ladies OF the
city will serve light refreshments to all
from six to eight o'clock. when the exer'
cises on the stage will begin.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-09-15
BARGAINDAYS
At the Peoples Store
Saturday and T1on-
day, Sept. 10th
and 18th.

gains in New York and we always give
our customers the benefit of our bar.
gains. How do YOU like these priest?
One case heavy outing fannels, differ.
ent stripes and checks, sells for Sc; Sat.
urday and Monday, per yard, only SIC.
Best quality pepperell sheeting, Ss4
wide, worth wholesale now 1Sc; bargain
price per yard 1910.
Ladies fine Cashmere tea gowns, made
of best cashmere, all lined, nicely trim.
med, regular price $3.50; Saturday and
Monday they go at almost half price,
$685..
Ladies new style dressing sacques,
made OF heavy eiderdown in any color,
all sizes, worth ooc; bargain days price,
one TO customer. SIC.
Girls Tam O'Shanters, made of leath.
er. silk lined. have sold for soc; Sa,ur.
day and Monday they go at cne.third
price and call it Ioc.
To close out our summer corsets we
sell them at LOG; fully worth 4Sc.
All linen huck towels, real heavy body,
size 32xlS, sells for I5c; bargain price
only &C each.
A pair of grey cotton blankets, worth
in New York soc wholesale, and you can
have it at our store in Boulder, 1000
miles from N. ", at SOC pair.
Girls school aprons, made of best
Bingham with sleeves or without, trim.
med with lace, sells for $50. only ,Sc.
Here is snap; outing flannel wrap
pers in best desirable colors, nicely trim
med, sells for 81 90; Saturday and Mon.
day only 67c.
Mems fine cashmere pants. dark gray
pin stripe, worth $500; special bargain
price sI.5S.
Mems Fedora hats, best dollar hat YOU
ever saw. Saturday and Monday they
will run at only Goo; any color.
Ladies all ribbed hose, seamless, fast
black; every customer likes these hose
they sell tor eoc but Saturday and Mon.
day only lahc; try pair.
BOYS laundried shirts, every color,
stripes and checks, pair separate cuffs.
made by the Mothers Friend" Co.,
worth Coo; Saturday and Monday only
SOC.
Boys strictly ali wool suits, 5 pieces,
sizes 3 to s; sells in every store for s,7S;
Saturday and Monday only sI.75.
Ladies merino petticoats. the newest
out, worth sI.75; bargain days price only
SSc,
Children's school handkerchiefs, &C
value, special price only &c.
Children's percale dresses. heavy
goods, special prices, ages to 4. only
$50; ages 5.to Il a, soc; percale alone is
worth more.
Ladies golf hats, all the rage now, any
color, long feather. sells everywhere at
sI,,5, our special prices for Saturday
and Monday almost one half, 73c.
Ladies black tatteta silk waists, the
new style. worth $500 if it is worth one
cent; we quote these waists for Saturday
and Monday only at ss.,5.
Please tell your friends, who do not
take Boulder paper. of our great sale
on Saturday and Monday and do them
as well as US favor.
Ladies fleece lined heavy union suits
worth 6oc, Saturday and Monday half
price. 33c.
Brand new line OF children's, misses
and ladies' jackets at bargain day prices.
1t will pay you to pick out your jacket
early and get ii at bargain prices.
THE PEOPLES STORE,
l"BouLDkR's GREAT BARGAIN STORE"
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-09-15
Vanderbilt Rests,

New York, Sept Is-Simplicity atten.
ded all the exercises at the funeral of
Cornelius Vanderbilt today. The pub
lie were admitted to the church, where
the Episcopal service was read. The
will will be read this afternoon.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-09-15
CALL ON M'kINlEY.

ONO Republicans ask the President to
Help them out.
Washington, Sept. I4-A delegation of
Ohio Republicans called on the Presi.
dent today to urge Mr.. Mckinley to
make several rear platform speeches in
ONO on his way to Chicago October s.
They do not insist on his discussion of
state issues. but believe some talks on
expansion will stimulate the Repu 5lican
vote.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-09-15
WHOLESALE MURDER.

Twenty Bicy clists Killed Solely For Their
Wheels.
Berlin, Sept LA story of ex,raorin-
airy crime comes here from Stargard. In
a small lake near there bodies have
been found from time to time and these
occurrences led to police investig alton
which discovers that over twenty bicy-
olists have been killed so that their mur.
derers could secure their wheels, and
their corpses have been thrown into this
lake. Three of the gang have been
arrested.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-09-15
WARlikE NOTES.

Beers Reply to England Awaited With
Anxiety.
London, Sept. I5-The Times printed
second edition today in which it stated
that General Sir George White had been
ordered to Natal to take command Of
the British forces. The reply OF Presi.
dent Kruger is at the Colonial office and
is said to be unsatisfactory. Intense feel
ing prevails in the Transvaal.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-09-15
Troops For Manila.

San Francisco, Sept. I4-The trans
port Belgian King, with seven com
panies of infantry recruited at Denver
left for Manila this afternoon.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-09-15
Given Up tor Loaf,

Seattle, Sept. 1.-THE Mildred f of
San Francisco from Alaska points Aug.
ust /, has been given up for lost. She
had forty passengers and crew on board.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-09-15
COMPLETE ROSTER.


ii Co. Ms 1t Reformed to the Un,t-i St.tss
and Wa. Mu,tered out
The Camera is indebted to Sergeant
Anderson for the following complete ros-
ter:
Capt c Eastman,
Ist Lieut. c H Wilcox.
and Lieut. Lawrence,
Ist Sergt F A Anderson,
Sergt n NJ Coulson, Sergt ] f Johnston,
Serg, W Johnson, Serst H S Dickey,
Sergt w L Rule.
! Harry Allen. W Johnston
F L McVeigh. Pc Aston
P l. Clark, F VI Dickey
H Dalton, LIE Hill
w E Horny. Frank Smith
Dexter Nj Smith.
Musicians B Altman, Jas Oates.
Chaplain Frank Logan.
PRIvATEs:
Anderson, McCoy. w B
Arnett, A McDermitt. VIM
Barnes. Ed Miller, Z E
Berger, Frank Montgomery. w A
Cannon. H H Metcalf, A T
Coates. c b Murray, J H
Crane, Nelson, f
Cupp. oE Newmark. Peter
Cushman. H Strandon. Edward
Goldman, I NJ Pancost, VIC
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-13
HUNTING FOR HELLO DEPOT
PIattsmouth Inderendept Telephone
Company Trying to Get Estnb-
lishcd in Omaha.

An effort is soon to be made to secure in
Omaha footing for an independent tee-
phone company, with view CT establishing
an Omaha exchange therefor Down in
Plattsnouth cotere of young men some
time ago organized an Independent company
with a modest capital. The promoters are
men of means, and they have developed and
extended their plant and it's business until
now it has over 800 telephones in operation
in Plattsmouth and is connected up with
over $50 towns in southeastern Nebraska,
southwestern Iowa and northwestern Mis-
souri,. 1t has over 100 miles of wire of its
own strung outside of Plattsmouth, and has
connections as far south as St. Joseph. OF
course its connections are with other nde-
pendent telephone systems, which are be-
coming quite numerous and comprehensive.
Some time ago this company strung its
wires to South Omaha and put in a toll
staticn at that point. Since that time its
managers have been endeavoring to find
some way Of getting into Omaha in way
that would enable them to establish an ex-
change when they may so desire and go
into the rental of instruments. 1t is claimed
that they have found the desired way by
effecting some arrangement with the Postal
Telegraph and Cable company 1t Is in
franchise that will permit its entering into
the telephone business, and that it has Sc
cured an interest in the Plattsmouth com
pany. 1t will also use the poles of the
latter company for its own purposes and in
few days will begin the stringing of its
wires along them to a telegraphic connec-
ton with Nebraska City and points south,
The Plattsmouth company furnishes in
struments to its patrons at the rate of 81 a
month for residence purposes and 81 per
month for business houses. 1t uses only
the quality of instruments known as long
distance telephones, which it buys outright
for something like $3.50 each, paying no
royalty or rental of any kind. The chler
promoters of this company are Thomas
Parmele the former Plattsmouth base ball
magnatc, and his brother C. C. Parmelc
The former recently announced his intention
OF moving from Louisville to South Omaha
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-13
the vitrified brick plant which he has oper-
ated at the former point for several years.
EOUALlZiNG THE TAX LEVY
Council VIII Spend Three Days Ad-
justiRg Claims Arising from
Riverview Park Assessment.

The council met as a board OF equalization
yesterday and will continue in session
for three days to adjust differences in ap-
prasements for the Riverview park special
assessment. There was an expense incurred
OF $1l 603 so through an ordinance for an ad-
dition to the park and the improvement is
now completed The amount must be raised
by assessment Of property benefited and he
amount to be levied on each lot is shown in
a plat prepared by the engineering depart
ment. The property affected reaches as far
north as Mason and as far west as Twen
tieth streets. The territory west of Tenth
and south of Dorcas streets, however, is eX-
empt owing to a levy already imposed for
the boulevard running west to Hanscom
park.
The tax on each lot is not important, rang
ing from SO to 81, and it is not expected
that many complaints will be entered. The
fixing OF the amount of benent accruing from
the Improvement is very delicate matter
and several councilmen doubt whether prop
erty at Twentieth and Mason streets, for
instance, should be assessed at all. One or
more members of the board will be at the
council chamber during each day to receive
notices Of complaint.