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The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-08-04
TREASURY STATEMENT.
Deacit for July Is ss.5Is.OOO, which Is
Slightly I'm Excess OF Estimate
Made q Month 40.

Washington, Aug. 2.-The monthly
statement Of the government receipts
and expenditures, show a deficit for
July Of about S, SIS, coo, which is
slightly In excess Of the estimate made
by the officials one month ago. The
total receipts for the month wiz be
about SIS, O54, 259, as follows:
From internal revenue, sssys22,5f4; customs
eI6e7 .454; miscellaneous, s275os29. The ex-
penditures VIII amount % 855-57S.OOo internal
revenue VII show an increase Of about s., CO.,
90 over Jnly, 1888 and customs an increase Of
about 81, Go0, coo. Tor July, 1925. the total re-
cefpts we're SO 81, los The expenditures dur
ing the month were 50 81. 40. showing q de-
nett OF about SO s0oO0a During that month
the expenditures on account Of the war alone
we're about SIS, COCOA. which amount has been
reduced 20 about SIS. 90 for the mouth Just
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WITH FLAGS Al HALF-MAST,
Transport Senator, from Manila, Had on
Board the Dead Body Of Col Hawkins.
OF the Tenth Pennsylvania

san Francisco, Aug. 2-The United
States transport Senator arrived from
Manila with her flag at half-msst, on
account Of the death Of Col. Alexander
Hawkins, of the Tenth Pennsylvania
regiment The Senator sailed from
Manila on July 1 with So officers and
I'll enlisted men. The transport was
at Nagasal1i on July Is, when Col
Hawkins was taken III with cancer Of
the bowels. from which he had been
sufferer during the greater part Of his
campaign in the Philippines, and for
which he had undergone treatment In
the military hospital at Manila His
illness continued during the following
day July 16), when the Senator was at
Yokohama, and two days later he
passed away at sea
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-08-04

Los Angeles Cal, Aug. a-Senator
~ A Clark who Is IN the city, stated
IN an interview yesterday that IN his
opinion there is nothing sure about
william J. Bryan s nomination By the
democratic party at its next national
convention The senator also said that
he is not sure about silver being che
great issue Of the next campaign He
believes to a certain extent IN expan-
Eon-aud feels that the war n the Phil
ipPines must Be carried on until the
EiliDfaos EuIrsuder.
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RIGID QUARANTINE IN FORCE
The Surrounding Towns Take PreoautIOas
AEzinst yellow Fever 1t soIdIsrs' Home
81 Cases and seven Deaths.

Washington Aug. The latest or
cial advices received up to eight o'clock
last night show total Of 81 cases and
seven deaths from yellow fever at the
soldiers home at Hampton, Va One
new case occurred at the home yester-
day. Thus far the disease has been
confined to the home, but all the sur
rounding towns are excited and a Wig
OrOUs quarantine is being maintained
QuarantlnIng Against the Plague.
Newport News, Va, Aug. This
city is completely cut OF from HamP-
ton, Old Point and the soldiers home
except by wire. Reports telephOned
from the last-named place show that
the yellow fever situation there is well
in hand The home grounds are eff
fectually quarautined and It is not
thought that the disease VIII spread
beyond the reservation. The town of
Hampton has q Gordon Of police guard
ing the approaches to the soldiers
home This city has quarantined
against Hampton as well as the home,
and street car traffic between the two
places has been abandoned Armed
guards VIII prevent any persons from
the vicinity Of the fever-infected dis
trict from entering the city.
People Leaving the EeighbOrhOOd-
Hampton, Va, Aug. This usually
tranquil town has been in a state Of
feverish excitement since the discov-
cry Of yellow fever at the soldiers
home. Scores Of people took advantage
Of the first opportunity to leave the
place Business In the town Of PhOe-
bus, adjoining the soldiers home, Is
suspended.
The Fever Appears at PhOebus.
Norfolk, Va, Aug. yellow fever
appeared yesterday at PhOebus, little
town almost adjoining Hampton. The
scOurge appeared among the negroes
and six cases and two deaths were re-
ported There is no change in the
local situation, except that the author
tiles have redOubIed their diligence to
prevent the fever spreading to this city
from Hampton or elsewhere
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Washington, Aug. 2--The monthly
statement of the public debt shows
that at the close Of business July 81,
1899, the debt, less cash in the treasury,
amounted to 81, 161, 5s7, 81, an increase
for the month OF s., 1867, 4S6. The debt
is recapitulated as follows: Interest
bearing debt, 81, O46, O48, 40; debt on
which interest has ceased since matur-
ity, 81, 215, 40; debt bearing no inter
est, SSs9, 16T, S2S.
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Gave Up . fortune for a Crippled Soldier.

Gave Up . Fortune for q Crippled Soldier.
Wichita, kan, Aug Agnes Derry
values Private John Kenny, q Twen-
tieth Kansas hero, at more than $50,
COO She has relinquished that sum in
order that she may become the wife Of
a crippled soldier boy who followed
the fortunes Of the intrepid Funston in
the Philippines Kenny came home
recently and found his sweetheart
faithful to him and they wiz shortly
be married Er- Derry objected to
his daughters choice The old man
died and It was found that the girl is
cut OF IN his wiz If she marries Kenny,
who Is unable TO earn a living
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Junction City, Kan. Aug. A bold
cattle stealing ease In Morris county
has come to light here A professional
stole a horse near lexington, rode 20
1Ir. Roy's pasture, at DeleEan, IA miles
steers from his pasture drove them 20
White City and Monday night shipped
them to Kansas City. where a comnis-
sion house sold them The thief He'd
before he got returns on the cattle
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sues for sA25.OOO for Alleged Libel.

Boston, Aug. Mrs Josephine
Woodbury., for some years an ardent
disciple Of Christian science, has en-
tered suit against Mrs. Eddy and her
chief advisers for alleged libel. Seven
separate suits are brought, aggregat-
ing IN all S425, 900. The suit is based
upon the recent utterances Of Mrs
Eddy at the recent annual meeting Of
Christian scientists
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BASEBALL STANDING.
National League
Western League.
- e - 80 q =.

Washington, July S1.-Gen- Greedy,
chief signal officer, has received dis
patch from MAJ R & Thompson, com
handing the signal corps in the Philip
pines, saying that Maj. Maxheld had
laid a cable across Laguna de Bay
from Taguig to CaIamba, the last town
to be captured from the insurgents.
This insures uninterrupted telegraphic
communication between Manila and
the announced posts Of which has been
the insurrent country.
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Bones q John browne Men.

Washington, Aug. Capt E P.
Hall and DR.. Thomas r. Featherston-
haugh have returned from Harper's
Ferry, where they have been disinter-
ring the bodies Of seven Of John
Browns raiders The bodies have
been sent to North Elba, n. Y, where
they viii be buried near the grave Of
the leader under whom they fought
81 Al
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InternaI RsEenus - - 81.

Washington, Aug. 2.-The statement
Of Commissioner Of Internal Revenue
Wilson showing the aggregate cOllec-
ton Of internal revenue for the fiscal
year ended June so has these figures
for the west: Collections from Kansas,
including Indian territory and Okla
hOma, S944, SOS. 81 collections from Mis-
souri,, First district, Sf4, $50, 59S. 81; Sixth
district, S1,9sS. $3.50. Total for Mis-
souri,, SIG, 369, O75-SA
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sampson End HIS Men Want Prize Money.
Washington, Aug. Rear Admiral
William 7. Sampson has fled IN the
District Of Columbia a suit in his own
behalf and also in behalf Of the officers
and enlisted men Of the ships Of the
North Atlantic station who took part
in the naval engagement of Santiago
and the subsequent captures for prize
money. The suit IS similar to that re-
Gently entered by Admiral Dewey in
the same court
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TOpekas Kan, Aug. 2--Kansas and
Missouri are no longer on diplomatic
terms Gov. Stanley returned to To
pelza yesterday after e two weeks va
cation, and his first act was to de-
ncnnee Gov. Stephens. Of Missouri
Stanley declares that Stephensi is guilty
81 3 gross breach OF faith IN the Era-
b-ee iTnching incident, and adds that
hereafter the state Of Kansas via have
20 oHlcIai relations with the state ot
ss71ri sTkile he is governor.
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Death OF . famous woman.

Washington, Aug. Mrs Kate
Chase SPraRue, wife Of a former gov
ernor Of Rhode Island and the dangh-
ter Of the late Salmon P. Chase, died
at her homestead 'sEdgewoOd'' IN
Washington suburbs early this morn
ing. She was SO years old For three
months she had been III, but had con-
sented to medical treatment only ten
davs ago
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ErcItss Only DerIsion.

Washington, Aug. 2.-The renewal
OF the report, this time from Rome.
that South and Central American cOun-
tries are forming an alliance to Offset
the American tendency toward expan-
sion and Imperialism, excites only de-
risiOn in the diplomatic circles of the
southern reDr1blics-
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The Liberal Divorce Laws of Europe.
There has been much comment Of
late about the facility with which di-
vorce is procured in this country.
Cardinal Gibbons recently described
It as "reekIes facility The general
tendency OF the Nineteenth century
civilization has been toward q more
liberal divorce law, yet America, usu-
ally in advance Of the countries Of
Europe in adopting new methods, has
not kept pace in this particular, which
speaks we'll for the esteem IN which
she holds the marriage relation. For
instance: Austria grants divorce for
sUneonquerable aveFsOD,' on account
Of which both parties ask for divorce.
ANY court in the Union would dismiss
the petition as CollusiTe where both
parties agree to ask for the divorce.
Hungary has the same law as Austria
on this subject.
Belgium grants divorce on Mutual
or persevering desire or consent Of
both parties"
Denmark, mutual consent
In almost all Of the provinces Of the
German empire divorces are granted
for auneonquerable aversion"
agreement after i've years sePar-
atom Is valid ground for divorce in
the Netherlands.
Norway, mutual consent
Roumzoia, mutual and continued
desire Of both parties
Russia, mutual consent
Sweden, sTneompatabiiity Of temper
and persistent diseord
Switzerland. which recently adopted
q federal divorce Law and amended the
sane generally grants divorces where
&c marriage relations ere greatly
I 9f-sfne5.n also 'iinCura'5l8 msntal d.
ssasss Of three yeaFs' standings N
Jury 20 the honor or rsputatlon q
either q the parties. ~. z.-j ouELisil.
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Washington, Aug. 2.-Mr. Elihu
Root took. the oath Of Office as secre-
tary of war yesterday. Secretary Alger
arrived at the war department at 1910,
accompanied by Mr.. Root, for whom
he had called in his carriage They
went Immediately to the seeretary's
private Office, where the oath was ad-
miuist cred
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-08-04

Washington, July % - Secretary
Long this. afternoon sent teleRrsphic
orders TO the cruiser New Orleans at
Newport. directing that she proceed at
once to san Domingo At the same
tine an order was sent 70 the gunboat
1fschias, At St Thomas to leave zOr
srn Dansnro.
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CoaIInr station In - - 80.

New York, Aug. "A dispatch from
Buenos Ayers says: According to adj
vices from Magellan Straits, the Amer
lean minister at Santiago. Chilli, has
purchased various islands Of the Well
hngtOn archipelago with the object Of
establishing cOaling stations.
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otis says They Are Re-EnIistine.

Washington, Aug. According TO
Gdvices received yesterday by the TsF
department from Gen. Otis, a good msay
Of the northwestern volunteers have
re-enlisted in the new regiments being
organized in skeleton in the PhEsp-
pines
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- - Conference.

The Hague, Aug The interna-
tional peace conference met for its
final sitting Saturday, when it was an
nouneed that 10 states had signed the
arbitration convention, IS the other
two conventions, Il the declaration
prohibiting the throwing OF proiec-
tiles or explosives from balloons, IS
the declaration prohibiting the use Of
asphyxiating gas, and Is the declare
ton prohibiting the use Of expansive
bullets.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-08-04

London, Aug. 2-Thomas B. Reed.
formerly speaker Of the United States
house % representatIvess and Joseph
Il Choates United States smbassa1or,
occupied seats IN the distiuEui
strangers gallery Of the house Ct eom-
-llls 7g.lerloE.
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= - i 80 CoIIectIons.

Washington, Aug. 2.-The annual re-
port OF the commissioner Of internal
revenue for the fiscal year ended June
so, 1929. shows that the receipts from
an sources OF internal revenue for the
year aggregated s57S, 4s4 So, an in
crease OF st02, or, T6S over the receipts
for the fseal year ended June 50. 1873
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-08-04

-Thirtoen Hundred Have Been E.ynshed
Indianapolis. Ind. Aug. The In
diana Afro-American league has issued
a memorial to the country at large per
tinent to the race problem Il pro
nouneed in strong terms sgaiust the
taking Of human life without trial By
jury and charged that within the last
seven years more than 1sS0o persons
had been lynched IN the south. More
than one-third Of theses it was assert-
Cd. had been accused O. assault.
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WtII RenomInate Gov. Shaw.

Des Moines, Ia, Aug. delegates
and politicians are gathering here for
the republican state convention, which
meets on Wednesday. The convention
viii be composed Of L2sO delegates
and practically all Of them viii be In
attendance. Gov. Leslie NJ Shaw VIII
be renOminated.
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Washington. July 81. 1879.
Evening journal., 1899-12-05
ADJUSTMENTS.
A Au1LARIous FARCE.

Broadhurst's hilarious farce, What
Happened to Jones" comes to the
Opera House on Thursday night, with
the following players: John Allison, ii.
G. Hockey II. w. Montgomery, Louis
Reinhart Joseph McKever, Charles
Charters. Charles Greene. Florence
Marion. Lillian Young, Olive McCon-
nell. Ethel Hertslet, Marie Haynes and
Maud Allison. George II. Broadhurst,
the author. modestly declines to dignity
it with the name OF comedy. He insists
on calling It q farce. Whatever one
may choose to call It, "What Happened
TO Jones" is good. without a coarse
.or suggestive line or situation, it is
mirth-provoking in the extreme. 1t Is
Ia high-class farce, consisting largely OF
clever character drawing. lines oi
bright significance and a title better
than has been conferred on any farce
OF recent years. Jones is one of these
adaptable individuals who can be ex-
pected to dominate whatever situation
no matter how unexpected, in which h'
may be thrown. So that when he falls
into the household OF one Ebenezei
iGoodly, as the result Of the promiscu
ous scramble which is apt 10 follow thl
descent of the police on prize-flght
with a hold upon Goodly, conferred b!
knowledge Of their lapse from the ten
cts Of morality, this Jones may be de
pended upon to reap fully the advan
tages OF his position. In the Goodl.
house Jones finds a girl who might ap
lprcciate him IL he were not the bishor
whose clothes and character ne appro
PIRATES. and he also finds Goodly's tw
daughters. HOW Jones gets away wit
the complications that ensne. how d
lc0nyinccs the bishop that he is hts bes
friend. how he wins Goodly's ward. an
how he squares himself with the polio
should not be told Ia adyance-but h
ldOes it.
Evening journal., 1899-12-05
Will RUN INTo SAVANNAH.

IL is announced that. commencing
December 10, 1899, the Southern Rail-
way Company will operate through
train service over its own line via Co
mmbla. Perry. Blackville and Allen
dale, s c., into and out of Savannah,
Ca.
Commencing that date it's through
car service will be operated in connec-
tion with the Plant System south of
Savannah, Ga. and the Florida East
Coast Railway. to and from points on
the east coast Of Florida, with direct
connections to and from Key West
Fla, Havana. Cuba, and Nassau, n p.
via Miami, Fla, in connection with the
Florida East Coast Steamship Line;
and in connection with the Plant Sys-
TEN south of Savannah to and from
other points in Florida. including
points on the west coast. with direc,
connections to and from Key West and
Havana. via Tampa, Fla. in connection
with the Plant Steamship Lino.-Wash-
ingtOn Post Nov. 10, 1899.
Evening journal., 1899-12-05
LOCAL NEWS NOTES

If your barber is unsatisfactory
try Clayton House Tonsorial Palace.
Captain Kane sprained his back
recently while lifting a drunken man.
Andrew RuinlIinen had his left
shoulder dislocated this morning while
working at the Bellevue Quarries.
Police reporting box No. u has
been moved from Ninth and Wilson
streets TO Fourth and Bridge streets
Letters Of administration on the
estate of Jane z. Moody of White Clay
Creek hundred, were granted to TheO-
dore +. Armstrong yesterday after
noon.
-"An Evening With Mr.. Dooley"
was the subject enjoyed at the meeting
Of the FOrtnightly Club of Grace Ed
worth League at No. 619 Delaware ave
nue. last night
Lunch Of all kinds at Delaware
House every Wednesday and Saturday
night.
Tomorrow will be the last day on
which back city taxes may be paid /;
after that time bills will be placed in
the hands Of the sheriff.
Rents will probably be higher next
year because Of the scarcity Of houses.
The regular monthly meeting OF
the Delaware kindergarten Association
will be held at Friends School. Fourth
and West streets tomorrow afternoon
at 4 o'clock.
"A defective ilue caused a slight fire
in the residence of William Pennell,
No. 6l5 French street, last night.
Tho Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union, of Newport, will hold its
monthly meeting In its headquarters.
on Wednesday afternoon at 2.30 o'clock.
The British steamer NIexicano en-
tered port yesterday and viii lead with
crude petroleum.
"A pool tournament among the
members Of Eden Lodge, 1. o. o. f..
will begin at Eden Hail on Decmeber
IL.
Evening journal., 1899-12-05
sPEcIAL FoR THE oMIDDIEs.' .

A special train of 10 passenger
coaches left over the b. & o., railroad
Annapolis yesterday morning at g
o'clock bearing the naval cadets, Offic-
ials of the Naval Academy and their
wives to Philadelphia to witness the
football game yesterday afternoon on
the Franklin field between the Annap-
oils and West Point teams. The train,
which war provided through the cour-
tesy Of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road Company arrived at the Delaware
avenue station about 10.45 O'Clock and
reached Twenty-fourth and Chestnut
streets, Philadelphia, about lL3O
o'clock Upon It's arrival there the Of
iicers and their wives We're entertained
at luncheon in the large dining room
in the upper floors of the station by
Colonel Johnson, a members OF tho
staff OF Governor Voorhees, of New
Jersey and o former Naval Academy
attachp
Evening journal., 1899-12-05
TOUR OF LANES O'NTILL.

The last month of the year 1899
James O'Neill will spend In a tour
through New York and Pennsylvania.
During the week OF the 4th of Decem-
ber Mr.. O'Neill appears in the city Of
New York. On the 11th OF December he
begins a tour which includes the fol-
lowing cities: Wilmington, on Mon
day, December IL; Allentown, Lancas-
ter, Reading Johnstown, Altoona,
Scranton, Wilkesbarre, Elmira, Bing-
hamton and Utica, which brings him
to January /, 1900. Mr.. O'Neill is this
season appearing in Liebler G Co. s
production of Sydney Grundy's version
of THE Musketeers" Liebler & Co. are
also the managers of Miss Viola Allen,
the Iangwlll Play. James A. Hearne
and Mrs. Sarah Cowell LeAioyne. "The
Musketeer' organization is the largest
one en- tour this season. 10 numbers
nearly one hundred people and Il re-
quires FIVE extra baggage cars to trans
port the scenery and paraphernalia. In
booking this route 40 was necessary 10
be very careful about the choice of cit.
les, as St Is only possible TO ptoduce
The Musketeers' where the stage Is
large enough 10 admit OF all the seem
cry being put on.
Evening journal., 1899-12-05
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NOTES

SOCIAL AND Personal NOTES.
Miss Eta Stats is spending several
days i'm Dover
Miss Mary Anthony, OF Smyrna is
visiting I'm Wilmington.
Irving Wickes is visiting in Dover.
Mr. and Mrs G. i. Jones have return
ed from Smyrna.
James r. Stats. Of Dover is visiting
in the city.
Captain r. f. Chadwick, formerly
OF the battleship New York, and Mrs.
Chadwick. have been the guests of
Judge and Mrs. George Gray.
Charles i. Fraim, formerly with o.
T. Rice, Jr. has accepted a position in
the Office of assistant superintendent
OF the Pennsylvania railroad, in Phila-
delphia.
Miss Mary Peterson, of Norwood, &.
visiting her relatives. Mr and Mrs. p
n. Peterson, Of this city
Arthur w Spruance is in Philadel
phia to-day
Cards are out for the wedding of Mis-!
Louisa d. Caldwell and Harry r. Gar
rettsOn, on December 12. at No. 90
Franklin street.
Miss Idarene c. Davis has accepted
position In New York
J.. r. Draper is on a cunning trip n
Sussex county.
Evening journal., 1899-12-05
cALIFoRNIA EXcuRsIONs

Leaving Washington every Monday,
Wednesday and Friday at 1915 p. m,
via Southern Railway, New Tourist
Sleepers, personally conducted, go
through to San Francisco without
change of cars, conductors or porters.
The route Is through Atlanta, Mont
gomcry, New Orleans, Houston, San
Antonio, New Mexico, Arizona and
Southern California. The cars are the
very latest pattern of Pullman Tourist
d(hlsaciwi o,inrrfDbestJ ,. wdl AIDES
Sleepers, brentwood finish, high-bacll
seats, sixteen sections, supplied with
linen, etc., Same as standard sleepers,
lighted with Pintsch gas, wide yesti-
bule, double sash. roller curtains, lava
tory and smoking room for gentlemen
and two retiring rooms for ladies'
Three and one-half days 10 Mexico and
Arizona, four days to Los Angeles and
Eve days to San Francisco. The Tour
list Car fare is less than via any other
route, saving from $25 to $50 Tor the
trip. Charles J.. Hopkins, District
Passenger Agent, Southern Railway
No S2S Chestnut street. Philadelphia
will be pleased to furnish all informa-
ton