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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-02

ter is London What is not nominally
under the protectorate uf the British
government Is practically under the
wing OF the British South Africa com
pany. that wonderful business concern
which was first organized by two hard
headed old Scotsmen. who saw that an
African company might exploit the
Dark Continent az the East India com
pany mad done with Asia, ana as tho
HUDSON Bay Company had done in
America. The territories Of this Az
rican company extend up into The very
heart OF the continent today and their
frontier posts are steadily percolatlng
deeper and deeper into the interior.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-02

\ healthy baby increases 90 treble ~
weight at birth In the course OF the
first three months.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-02

All Of this goes 60 show that time
br,ngs its changes. In the eighteenth
century the world was busy stealing
Africans from Africa. In the nlns-
teenth century the world is pusy s'esi'
ing Africa from Africans.
ARTHUR J. STRINGER.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-02

TOTAL AlrICa. II7'''7
such figures may serve to demon
strate the magnitude Of the Dark Con-
tinent. To Americans who are in the
habit OF thinking OF South Africa as
an ont of the way corner of the world
the following railway distances will be
interesting IL not surprising:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-02

ERICA is a territorial orphan.
She is the obstreperous ward
OF Christendom, and as such
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-12-29
STARED AT HER
Belle Mccoy, I'm Ranch Garb,
Causes Sc L0uisians 60
Rubber.

scrippa McRac League
81 Louis, NO, Dec 2p- Miss Belle
Mccoy, enroute 10 her home near Sn
yer City. " ~ from Dcvh's Lake. s.
ID, where she has been visiting. at
tfacted . great deal Of attention a.
the union station today whore she
appeared dressed In a suit of brown
corduroy with skirts just touching tho
tops oi her dainty shoes. a large.
white sombrcro with broad " hite
feather. rested isuntliy upon her curls
aud red silk Handkerchief fastened At
her throat, the ends thrust negligent.
ly into her jacket, completed hcr a.
tire. An ivory handled revolver peep
ed out OF her belt
Miss Mccoy wAs reared on ranch,
and has all the feArlessness that
comes with life on the plGins Her
father was killed with Custer leaving
here, a babe, 20 the care Of br ther.
lie purchased q ranch IN New Mexico
aud brother and sister managed this
Jointly
When McCoy goes 20 New York.
which he does couple OF times a
year, Mias Belle has supreme CON
mand, and II would be daring COW
boy indeed who would challenge her
right She was accompanied by her
cousin, Misc Nellie Andrews. who was
born on ranch in Dakota, aud re-
Gently graduated from au eastern col
loge Both are daring csquestriennes
and expert shots with rifle am pistol.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-12-29
SURPRISE
Chr lstmas Present IL Received
by n Tennessee huu.
Scr pps MoRae League

Scr pps MoRae League
Knoxville, Tenn Dec 20 - Robert
McBee, prominent citizen o. this
place, was today the recipient OF a
most remarkable Christmas present,
when On express messenger asliyerea
10 him package containing $4,000
worth OF notes which were stolen from
him over two years ago Tho notes
were - mysteriously returned a. they
were taken away, aa all th0t M ae
Bee could ascertain was thai abe sch
age had been sent from Lexington.
Ky. Among the papers waf card
wishing che recipient = happy Chris,
mas. Mr.. MeBee declares that he Win
make further effort 20 discover the
identity Of lho thief.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-12-29
INELIGIBLE
Secretary Gage Interested in
City National Bank.

Scripps McRae League
New York, Dee es Washington hd
vices say that Secretary Gage will cut
short The privileges extended by him
10 the City National Bank. aud has
notiaed that institution that no more
government bonds would bo accepted
after the daily revenue deposits
reached seven and onc.half millions
senators Allen OF Notraska and Lonta
OF ohio, have said they will ask for q
congressional investigation OF the see
retarye action. A MOI ming paper
claims that the secretary is Ineligible
to hold ofiice because be IL interested.
through ownership Of bank stock, In
the disposal Of public securities, which
Ia against the law
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-12-29

barn door snd tramp on IL antl IL was
dead
Hydrophcbia developed lant sAtur.
day. Leiever was conscious between
spasms aud told those who were nurs.
log him that when they saw symptoms
Of the spasms they should leave his
bedside, for fear that he might injure
them. The doctors did everything pos.
sible for him, but could not reli. ye
him
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-12-29

Victims % stomach, liver and hid
uey troubles we'll a. woneu. aud all
feel The reaalts in lohs of appetite.
p0iaous la the blood, baekache' uer
yousnoss, headache aud tired. listless
run down feeling. But thnro'a 40 need
to feel like that. , W Gardner. ot
ldayllle, Ind. aayss "Eloctric Fltters
are wal the thing Tor a. lusAN -
doA't earc whetherhG iivan or dias. h,
gave me now strength and y rood a.
petite can nov eat anything ana
hhfe 3 nfw Lease 0n life oniu -
cenle ~ kenlEQN aEna ''||l !.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-12-29
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-12-29
CATS BITE
Gives PennyslVsnia Man Hydro
phObiH-- Dies In Agony
serIpps AeRae League.

Scripps- hckse League.
Lancaster Pa Dec. 2e--AbrRbAm X
Leiever,one Of the substantisl farmers
OF this county died this morning At his
home at Wilmer station OF hydropho
biA the result Of cat bite.
One morning IN September Mr.. Le-
fever went 10 bis stable TO feed his
stock When he reached into the feea
boa his hand came Ia contact with 4
cat. ne stroaed the animal gently
bat the cat turned and bit him la tas
hand Leieyer tried 70 shake thc ca
on. hnl a -Aald llalnnlll N ID hand
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-12-29

hrights Kidney Pills mako duh
people bright boy helping thc kidasya
20 throw on an waste matter prevent
ing rheumatism, gout. swollen lim be-
and that dread destroyer. Bright's
disease. Take them iu time Do NOT
neglect the drst symptoms -urln red.
pains in the back etc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-12-29

Don't lay awake At night scratching
until you are crazy. Bors Cnrbol salve
will give you instant relief d will
cost you only 25e q box. Can you afford
20 suffer night afser nightY N you
are poor aud have not the price write
VS. aud wc will have your druNgist far.
nlsh you box free Wfit9 fully Ia
regard 70 yOur case MAuiil cost you
only a two ceEk1N1aap w
'Nd8casn N cas~as.,..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-26

One is am leluetOn builder who has
mlmatei his intention ol trying I'D Dust
1,,lrd stanford ir'm bis uties anl esta 5.
Tho man. whose name o. stafford I.s
been d'aE.Hg among the old records 7f
Che irit.- museum. and Saws he BIAS eri-
dfn.h -0 show that Doc SIS fle direct male
descend. nt OF Haryey. of Stafford. who
WIS created baros In 1888 bat that Boo 1910
Tie Dlronv was uniawfu'iv obtained.
through Charles l.. bv ONE William How
ard. from whom the present baron claims
to have descended. but that the Isllngf0n
builder challenges on the ground Of the
male side of the Howard family bocom-
ing extinct I'm 1902 and the female side
in 1sU He has a letter from Lord
Pelosiaio who slys that n he can prove
Off, descent fro the manner he says he
viii establish bis right 10 the barony -
a London Letter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-26
THE ARMY CANTEEN.
\ neN zee for Prevent lg Drunkenness
Among soldiers.

The HUI army DIM has been sent Co..
the United States SENATE. from The House
with 'rder' attached az tae eleventh
hour. which prohibits the sale ol beer
al the post exchange or as they are
commonly known the clnt.ens. This
amendment was adopted Doe Difference to
incorporate temperance sentiment rel-
dored vocal by the W0man's Christian
Temperance Onion The amendment U.s..
In my opinion mwisc To wu mot oue-
rate. ln practice. TO One benefit ol the
army. Temperance people Wl point 1
riots and disorders at the camps OF our
volunteer forces dIrlns the recent war
with Spain. Very wei. THE case ia not
In point Discipline was VIGOROUSLY bad
among forces differed by men who misht
want or whose friends might want. tho
votes OF the priyates after a.slandment.
Tho Hun hM g. intended to aD-
ply 10 the regular army under d.sci-
pline enforced by trained. regular officers
without regard FOR anything but The eft-
cheney OF the army and the credit ace
cruinc 10 them for maintaining good
discipline.
The canteen in the army is the Ftowth
OF ceniurcs. u Is the oui-fowth of
age of military experience. II D.
device for preventing drunkenness amons
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-26

I
principally because mine owners Hafe
made $40 attempts 10 piIhs lh IHu'tA
/ miners and lonssl) bremen. $50 Tar inc
{ whites nave "epl ine 'holins ou'.
The ST. Paul Division OF the Brother
hood Of Locomotive ENGINEERS donated
tne sum of $50 to member who lao
been out OF employment but secured
position n the south The money was
for the purpose OF paying his expenses
20 bis now field of Labor.
Acror1fro 10 rarorfs tbot arc going
t-l ~.,.,ls ~ ,I.. ..,.s. tt.,e s,. All
,rerro,th1for firotroe machines now
fD Tsa n thfe rourfr, ghI- means.
-.-s an ,x.hanea tbat jn Die printing
,-.ft Atom, ~ l..et q oo mon have been
di.piac.d lv this machine since IT'S iu,
reduction
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-26

/ soldiers, adopted ga preference 10 the
/ method of Furnishing Tor drunkenness.
ina our army the canteen i5 conducted
under very strict regulations. The post
c0mmandant is held responsible for the
B enforcement Of the regulations. he is
+ assisted by 81 cantcCn council COM
/ posed 0f three officers. one OK "h'm l7
/ iu immediate charge Of the canieen' III
/ is also under the immediate supervisor
F of the officer OF the day. al articles
disposed of at the cantecn arc sold ar "A
/ bare advance uD0n the original cost. The
profits go t0 tie credit of tho orsani1a-
J. tons 10 the post. This money As cVpend-
cd Ur The company commanders in the
purchase Of Injuries. like butter, milk.
/ eggs. game. cheese. etc, not found
ON Tho regular bfff ~ fare. Every cane
teen is sort or club whereat the men
may resort 20 read 20 sing. 90 play games
that are not gambling games ODD reeale
/ themselves between meals with light
f lnche0ns Tho regulations prohibit Che
B sale of anything oi mn alcoholic nature.
except beer lntoxicati0n is net permitted
and neither is tho sale 0f beer t0 amy
one who might DE intoxicated Such is
The cantoou as it is described. semi-Ofi-
claily and authoritatycy, by the Army
and Navy Journal
10 5 u1t such ho'n0gs institution on
tho contrary. there is abundant evidence
in tne army records chat tho Cauteon
is factor ln sustaining Tho morale Of
the force. IL keeps f1e men Do the post.
o-t of yro whisky dives ana houses OF
iI-repute near tho post. A. canteen at
Fort Sidney Neb.. reduced by one half
the number OF saloons in sidney lne
opening W c7utoeu at Fort Porter
near Buffalo. closed up many dens m
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-26
BRIDEGROOM IN
C0NVICT'S GARB.
Romance Which Began With a ShOo.-
ing and Ended in Marriage,
STRENGTH OF A WOMAN'S LOVE,
She Marries the Man 81 Her Choice
Though a Convicted EeiOn, After
an Earnest Though Futile Effort
TO Eject His Release.


personal attractions married hero con-
Wet a few DAYS ago. and two States
are now agog with the Story Of the nup-
tals.
1t is an extraordinary narrative, This
romance of The soutnlaud-ol tne cIa5
hills of Georgia and Che black belle ol
Alabama. Even Opie Read stories OF
Dixie life are tame beside this tale OF
truth.
a moro dramatic wedding cannot DE
pictured. In the center Of rude dis
pcnsary, close % q convict stockade
fcian. melancholy i'm his prison e1ro,
held the eager hand of "a. fashi9uah.r at-
tired woman, whose fair face doomed
out from the somber background Ike n
CamtO. IN front OF them burlY maeis-
trate with one powerful arm thru tnr
back "a frantic inteuupter hrrr.oIlr
read the marriage ceremony and pro-
nounced the queer.y mated couple man
and wife.
such was the wedding az "Dr" W. $.
Baldwin and olies Euaenia Ray ot Doe
live. in Mobile county Alabama on JAM
uaiv iith But This marriage forms only
one chapter iu the remarkable story OF
love. hcroism, tragedy and u7thof-
Stretching back over period of several
years. this drama involves two of the
most prominent families in Alabama and
Georgia, and reaches for it's details into
courts ard CapitOIs. schools and
churches hospitals and dcath-room5.
BEGAN WITH A KILLING.
I'm the spring of 1905 university etu-
dent went from CuhDcrt Ca. t0 visit
Dis cousin at T.tzpair.ch's station. on
the Alabama and Georgia railroad. u.ne-
teen miles south of MONTGOMERY In
the midst OF the cotton growing section
ga .fI.f. f.H
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-26

Richard Mansfield whose ui-health
compelled him 20 cancel his Boston en-
ga gDmont hopes 90 recuperate sufficient
~ within the next week to allow him 10
I'm h's eng cement III Baltimore. begln.
nin- March 8.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-22
TROUBLE
SETTLED
Differences Between Smell
ters And Workmen All
Adjusted.
THE ONLY DIFFERENCES
Now Are Among the SmeIter
Officers Themselves, Who
Cannot Agree On
Rates.

DENVER. June 22.-The trouble be-
tween the smelter managers and work
men is practically ct an end. Work
will be resumed in all smelters short
ly.
The delay is not caused by the old
differences, which have been practical
ly all adjusted. The trouble is now
among the smelter officers themselves.
They cannot agree upon the rate which
all shall pay or charge.
Individual smelters want individual
arrangements. President Nash must
arrive to settle these differences.
When they are adjusted work will be
resumed.
Everything is agreea BILE between
employers and employed. Ex-Gover-
nor Grant stated this much today.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-22
MARTIAL LAW
Not Liked by Wardner People.

WARDNER, Idaho, June 22.-The Or
der of the secretary of war to General
Merriam to permit subordinate COM
manders to take no part in the Occur
d'Alene troubles other than to sup
press riots is not being observed here.
Yesterday the superintendent of
the Hunter mine was ordered by the
military authorities to compel union
men working for him to sign working
permits as originally demanded by
Merriam. The superintendent refused
to do so and will probably be thrown
into the bull pen today.
Negro troopers here are continually
insulting white women in the city and
the people are protesting.
The trial of miners for murder aud
arson commences at Wallace this af-
ternOOn.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-22
PERSONALS.

T. II. Booz, Jr., Of Sabinal is in the
city.
A. Lathrop left for Los Angeles this
afternoon.
j. II. Fredricks left via Santa Fe for
Denver today.
Miss Eula Graham will spend the day
in Aldmogordo.
Mrs E. K. Talbot returned from the
ranch this morning.
S. F. Dubbs came up from Casas
Grandes last night.
Prof. c. E. Quivey went up to Las
Vegas this morning.
Harry Borcherdipg went up to Ala
mogordo this morning.
Mrs. Sprinz and son, Harry, went
up to Las Vegas today.
U. S. Surveyor r. L. Powell, of Sill
yer City, is in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Pfaff returned
this morning from Denver.
J. t. Logan went down to Casas
Grandes today on business.
Commercial Agent T. E. Hunt arriv-
ed from the west last night.
Prof Hiram Hadley returned home
on the Santa Fe this morning.
]. S. Morrison. city ticket agent of
the Santa Fe, who has been away on q
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-22
BIG BEER TAX
Will Be Charged In Judrez On I'M
ported Beer.

Warrants were served On Juarez sa-
loon keepers this morning, ordering
them to pay a tax of SI2O, Mexican
money, plus 80 per cent per year, on all
beer, other than that made in the
state Of Chihuahua.
The brewery at chihuahua is 8
small affair started three years ago,
and the quality of beer turned out is
considered by some people to be very
inferior. Some of the sa-
loon keepers claim that they
do not sell $40 worth mouth as it not
popular with the Mexicans, hence this
new tax swill most likely affect the
consumption of beer in Jusrez
But the large dealers are the ones
who are the most heavily taxed. The
San Antonio Brewing Association and
Deter and Sauer will be compelled to
pay under the new law,
$4,000 plus 80 per cent per year each.
Ketelsen & Degetau are taxed $1,000
plus 80 per cent and the other dealers
in proportionate sums according to
their business.
A meeting was held a. $3.50 this az
ternoon by all the dealers in beer in
Juarez to protest against the innova-
tion. They threa en- to cease handling
beer entirely rather than ell the Chi
huahua product
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-22
THE ACTING GOVERNOR
Will Be Senator Murphy, Re-
publican Leader, In Alb
sence Ofthe Lieutenant
Governor.

ALBANY, N. Y, June Ex-Governor
Roosevelt, ACCOMPANIED by small
party of friends, leaves Albany this af-
ternoon on long trip to Las Vegas.
New Mexico, where, during the three
days beginning next Saturday, he will
be the central figure in the exercises
and festivities connected with the first
annual reunion of the Rough Riders.
During Governor Roosevelt's absence
Senator Timothy E. Murphy will serve
as governor of the state. Under ordi-
nary circumstances, Lieutenant Gov
ernor Woodruff would assume the reins
of state government, but he being ab-
sent in Europe, the duty devolves upon
the republican leader in the senate,
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-22
BRYAN DOOMED
Says Ex-CUmptro1ler ECke1S,
LEADING Gold Democrat.

CHICAGO, June 22.-Ex Comptroller
of the Currency James Z. Eckels in an
interview here today says: Bryan
will probably be renominated. TO r
president next year, and the Chicago
platform, with free silver as the dom
inant issue, will be reaffirmed.
"Mr. Bryan will be defeated.
ssThat will end him and with the
passing of Bryan must go the 16 to
cause.
1.-THE party may then get back to
democratic principles and conserva-
tive position
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-22
TEXAS THURSDAY, JUNE p, 1899.

owing the graduation exercises theide-
gree of L. L. D. was conferred on Mr.
Cochran by Rev. John D. whitney,
acting in behalf of the university.
Mr.Cockran is the second to be honor
ed by degree not conferred under the
usual condition. The first time tha'
Georgetown university conferred an
honorary L. L. D. was on the occasion
of its centennial celebration ten years
ago, when the late Thomas F. Bayard,
then secretary of state, was the reci-
miami
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-22
FRENCH
MINISTRY
Has At Last Been formed
BY NJ. WaIdeck-
Rosseau.
MUCH DIFFICULTY
WasEncounteredBy BY the Pres
ident In Getting a Prem
ier Willing to Essay
the Task.

PARIS, June 2l.-It is officially an
uounced that M. Waldeck-Rosseau has
succeeded in forming ministry, as
follows:
M. Waldeck-Rosseau, premier and
minister for the interior: Delcasse,
foreign affairs; General Gallifet, war:
Delsnnesan, marine; Monis, justice:
Leygues, instructions: BaubiD, public
works: Decraiss, colonies: Jean Dupuy,
agriculture: Caillaus, finance; Mill
raud, commerce.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-22
SPECIAL MASS
To Be Celebrated BY Cuban Span
iards For Repose of Dead Sailors.

SANTIAGO, June 22.-The Spaniards
here will celebrate a special mass
July 3 for the repose of the souls Of
members of Cervera's squadron who
perished when the Spanish warships
were .'ecsroyed by the Americans.
They have asked permission to use
the Spanish flag in celebration of the
mass.
This was granted and they were as
sured they will be protected by the
military authorities.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-22
WAR CLOUD
THICKENS
England Preparing For War
In the Boer Repub-
THE STURDY DUTCHMAN
Will Either Have 10 Back
Down or Fight the Forces
of the British EN-
pire.

LONDON, June 22.--The activity
of the war Office occssioned by the
near possibility of wer in the Trans
vaals has not abated.
Orders were issued today for two
companies of engineers and two COM
panies of the army service corps with
officers and men from other depart
mental corps to proceed to South
Africa.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-22
GOLD PLACERS
In Utah To Be Worked By Denver
Syndicate.

DENVER, Colo, June pa syndi-
cate of local capitalists today concluded
the purchase of fifteen hundred acres
of placer ground on the San Juan river
in Utah, paying nearly a quarter of a
million dollars.
A plant of the latest machinery to
work a thousand yards day is being
built here and will be shipped next
mnnfh
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-22
AT BEYREUTH
Many Americans Attend the Great
Wdqner Festival.

BEYREUTH, June 22.-The annual
festival was opened today with large
numbers of musical people, including
many Americans, in attendance. The
festival opened with ''Das Rheingold, ="
to be followed by the "Nibelungen
Ring" Beginning the middle of Aug
ust the second cycle will be given
with four Representations of "Die Me-
Meistersinger''and seven of "Parsifsl.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-22
WAGES RAISED
As the Result of Striking Stock
Yard EmplOyes.

CHICAGO, June 22.-The packing
firms at the stock yards this morning
acceded to the demands of the men
who went on strike yesterday.
Truck handlers, coopers, lard refiu-
ers, and men employed in the tallow
departmer is of Armour, Swift, Nelson
Morris, al J. Upton houses returned
to work at an advance of Is to 25 cents
Der day
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-22
WHEELER TOINSPECT
The Army Under Otis, Not to Take
Active Command.

WASHINGTON, June 22.- General
Wheeler will be ordered to the Philip
pines as soon as Secretary Alger re-
turns to Washington. He will not go
there, however, to take part in the
military operations, but merely to in
spect the army under Gen. Otis, re-
turning to make his report to the war
department before congress meets,
when be will resign his commission.