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The evening times., 1900-09-22

Badenhoop has been elected corresponding
secretary and Joseph Blase vice president
for the Seventeenth ward.
The partial address last night was made
by H. r. Schade, OF Washington, mana ger
of the German Bureau of the Democratic
Congressional Committee Mr. Schade
particularly emphasized the reasons why
men OF German birth should oppose impe-
rialism and militaris.1. Ny parents, he
said. lied 10 this country to escape both.
and I think none of US desires to see
America embark on such dangerous seas
We all love the old country, but we in
tend to uphold the free institutions of
America. When workingman protests
against the Administration policy he is
asked. What do you care; haven't you
a full dinner pail?' ."
Short addresses were made by President
Edward Raine and Herman Goldsmith.
An advisory committee, to consist of one
from each ward, WAS authorized by the
association President Raine viii ap-
point ii later.
Mr. Schade after the meeting said he
was much encouraged by reports from the
West.
The evening times., 1900-09-22
A DAILY MUS ANCE.
A Simple Remedy Which VIII Inter
est Catarrh Sufferers.


In its earlier stages catarrh is more of
a nuisance than a menace to the general
health, but sooner or later, the disease
extends to the throat, bronchial tubes.
and even to the stomach and intestiEe5.
Catarrh is essentially disease of Iha
mucous membrane, the local symptoms be-
ing a profuse discharge of mucus, stop
page of the nostrils, irritation in throat,
causing coughing, sneezing, gasging, and
frequent clearings of the threat and
head
The usual treatment by local dodches,
snuffs, salYes, etc, often gives tomDor-
ary relief, but anything like cure can
only be OF Eained by treatment which
removes the catarrhal taint from The
blood and the disappearance of the in
fiammation from the mucous surfaces.
new remedy which meets these &c
duirements and which so far has been re-
markably successful in curing catarrh is
Stuarts Catarrh Tablets
These tablets act upon the blood and
mucous membranes only, They can hard
ly be called q secret patent medicine, as
they are composed of such valuable rem
edies as Sanguinaria, HydraStin. Euca-
lyptol, and similar cleansing antiseptics,
which cure by eliminating from the blood
and mucous surfaces the catarrhal
rcison.
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets are large.
pleasant tasting tOZtuSS5 TAKEN inter-
nally, allowing them to dissolve slowly
in the mouth. In this way they reach
the throat. fauces, and the entire ali.
Inentary canal.
If desired, they may also be dissolved
in water and used as a douche, in addt-
tion to the internal use, but it is not at
all necessary to use a douche; a few CT
them dissolved in the mouth daily viii
be sufficient. However, when there is
much stoppage of the nose, a douche
made from these tablets will give ilnme-
diate RELIEF. but the regular daily use
internally o. these tablets will cure the
whole catarrhal trouble without resort
ing to the iGeonvenience of a doucne.
DR.. Beinent states that the internal
treatment for catarTh is rapidly taking
the place of the old plan of douching and
local application, and further says that
probably the best and certainly the
safest remedy at present on the marke=
is Stuart's Catarrh Tablets, as no secret
is made of their composition, and ali the
really efficient remedies for catarrh are
contained in this tablet
Druggists sell Stuart's Catarrh Tablets
at 50 cents for full sized, packages. Ask
your druggist and if he is honest he will
tell you there is no safer, more palata-
BILE, more efficient and convenient remedy
on the market
The evening times., 1900-09-22
<< Gloeesg Night. ~

How few women know what it is to
have a good night; night of sound,
restful sleep. They smile and say Wgood
niglltn in CHEEKY tones, but when the
chamber door closes behind them, the
smiling mask drops off, and shows the
lines of suffering.
Other women have had the bad nights
changed to good by the use of Doctor
Pierce's Favorite Prescription. So may
YOU Ninety-eight times IN every hun
dred it perfectly cures diseases of the
delicate womanly organs. 1t builds up
the nervous system, puts flesh on the
body and color on the cheek.
The evening times., 1900-09-22
Board of ChiIdren's Guardians.

In accordance with the act OF Congress
approved July &c, 1892, entitled IAN act to
provide for the care of dependent children
in the District Of Columbia, and to create
a Board of Children's Guardians" Judge
Charles c. Cole. of the Criminal Court of
the District of Columbia and Judges L G.
Kiraball and Charles F. Scott judges of the
Police Court OF the District, have appointed
B. Pickman Mann, Mrs. Lucy S. Doolittle,
and Louis Stern members of the Board of
Childrens Guardians for term of three
years, to succeed themselves The last
term of the board expired September 20,
1900
The evening times., 1900-09-22
.aEshsTs TEEsASn For PREMIUM STAMPS
KINGS PALACE,
s12-S14 7th ST. 715 Market space.
M'CoY wTTHDRAWs SUIT.
The PugiIist Abandons Divorce Pro
ceedings Against His Wife

NEW YORK, Sept. 22.-Norman selby,
the pugilist, otherwise known as Kid
Mccoy. has withdrawn his action for di-
voTce against his wife and the suit has
been discontinued. The order for the ar
rest of the pugilist procured by Mrs Selby
has also been vacated.
This was announced in the Supreme
Court yesterday when the application for
alimony and counsel fees made by Mrs,
Mccoy cane up.
The evening times., 1900-09-22
INDIGNATION IN HONOLULU.
Alleged Sharp Practice i'm Securing
a Judicial Appointment.

HONOLULU, Sept. IA bit of sharp
political practice has aroused indignation
here. It seems that Judge R. D. Silliman,
the second judge of the circuit court, re-
signed some time ago, but kept the fact Sc
cret until his own and Judge Humphrey S
recommendation of George D. Gear for the
vacancy could reach President Mckinley.
This was regarded as scheme to get
their favorite appointed, as their recon-
mendation would reach Washington three
weeks ahead Of any other.
The bar of Honolulu and the business
men unanimously have signed a petition
that John T. Deboit, a leading attorney and
Republican, be appointed.
The evening times., 1900-09-22
GERMANS FOR BRYAN.

Their Association, 1t Is Announced,
Now Numbers zoo Members.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 22.-At the meeting
of the German American Democratic AS
sociation ct Raine's Hall last night 200
rev members gained during the week
were announced. The total membership
is now over 1900
The association will open headquarters
today. Secretary Bernard A. Sehmitz will
devote a considerable part of his time to
the work there, and in his absence Paul
Sohumann will lie in charge. Herman E.
The evening times., 1900-09-22
New west Virginia steel PLANT

PARKERSBURG, W. Va, Sept. 22-The
projectors of the new steel plant, who
have in the last few weeks spent $50, GOO
IL the purchase of a site for the buildings
state that within the next two days active
work will have been commenced.
The evening times., 1900-09-22
o6ensfve Even to Nlxsels

OffensIVe Even TO MyseIf--F. A. Bot
tom. druggist, Cookshire, Que, says: ''For 20
wears l suffered from Catarrh. Ny breath was
very offensive even to myself | tried everything
which promised me cure In almost all instances
had to proclaim them no good at all. / in
duced to try De. Agnew's Catarrhal Powder. |
got relief instantly after first application. 1t
cured me and am free from all the effects of it
Fifty cents, Sold by f. s. Williams, Ninth and
F Streets: Ednonds & Williams Third Street and
Transatlantic AYenue.-6.
The evening times., 1900-09-22
A Hawaiian irrigation Ditch.

HONOLULU, Sept. 1.-THE Hawaiian
Commercial Company has just completed
the largest irrigation ditch on the islands,
carrying water from the slopes of Matea-
kala to 5000 acres not now under water,
The ditch presented many engineering diff
fculties.
The evening times., 1900-09-22
QUAY's CAMPAIGN PLANS.

Ex-senator TO Speak Against Fusion
in Pennsylvania.
WEST CHESTER, Pa. Sept. 22.-Ex-
Senator Matthew S. Quay will begin with
Chester county in his tour of the State in
the pending campaign. He will appear in
West Chester on Monday, October /, and
The evening times., 1900-09-22

UFavorite Prescription" writes Mrs. c. n.
Anderson. of RockbTidge Baths RockbTidge
Co., Va, ais a God-send to weak and sickly
women. restoring health without subjccting
their nerves to the shock of examination
III was all run down IN healtll-could not work
but short while without resting. Was so
nervous at times that 1 could not even write;
had a very poor appetite decided to write to
Dr.. Pierce and state my case. received a favor
able reply, and commenced taking the Favorite
Prescription and Pellets Took six bottles
of Favorite Prescription one OF Golden Medi-
cal Discovery and one vial of Pellets can
work well I could before I was taken
sick. think Dr.. Pierce's medicines the best ii
the world for sick and nervous women
Doctor Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are
specially adapted to the use of delicate
women Easy to take, gentle in action.
The evening times., 1900-09-22
p ARK ER'S
HAIR
Q E ALSAm

8 Promotes the growth Of the nair ant
{ gives it the lustro andsilkiness Of youth. !.
! When the hair is gray or faded L. (
) BRINGS BACK The YOUTHFUL scoLoR. )
8 It prevents Dandruff and hair falling :
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The evening times., 1900-09-22
Guard Your Health.
Look Outfor the weak Points,

That feeling of debility depression and
want of energy; that sIeepIessness; that
poor appetite; that pain after eating.
should be promptly attended to. HOOD 8
Sarsaparilla will give relief and will pre-
vent the nervous prostration, chronic dys-
pepsia and other serious diseases that
would follow persistent neglect Of these
symptoms. It is the safeguard OF health
as well as the surest remedy for disease.
Hoods SarsapariHa.
Is Americas Greatest Medicine.
The evening times., 1900-09-22
GREAT PUBLIC SCANDALS
Official Corruption During the Pres
ent Administration.
The Mistakes of President Mckinley.
Expenditures for Worthless Ships.
Dealings With the Standard Oil
Company and the Sugar Trust

The Administration of President MeKin-
ley has been productive of more national
scandals than the Administration of any
other American President. This allegation
is made on the authority of men who have
made study of the mistakes of Mckinley.
Beginning with the war with Spain and
its enormous useless expenditure for aux
Hilary boats for the navy. there have been
the embalmed beef scandal, the Eagan and
Alger Scandals the Abner Mckinley cloth
ing contract scandal, the City National
Bank and Custom House site scandals, the
fraud and embezzlement in Cuba, the ar
plor-pIate scandal. and dozen more.
The first session of the Fisty-sixth Con-
gress, Republican in both branches, is
known for what it did not do. After the
President had announced in his annual
message that it was the plain duty of
Congress to provide for free trade with
Porto Rico, a part of the United States.
the Sugar Trust influences were great
enough to cause him to face about and
to demand tariff, which Congress meekly
granted.
Congress refused to reduce the onerous
war taxes, which the late Nelson A. Ding
ley, then leader of the House, pledged him
self to have stricken off the statute books
signed with Spain. Congress was deluged
with petitions from commercial bodies ask
ing that these taxes either be wiped out
entirely or materially reduced, but 1t turn
ed a deaf ear to all appeals.
For political and campaign fund rea-
sons no antitrust legislation was enacted.
An antitrust bill was passed by the
House and was in good time TO have been
acted upon by the Senate. The Democrats
made several Intellectual efforts to have
it taken up, but objections were always
made by Republican Senators.
Through the obstinacy Of the Admins
tration in endeayoring to force a ratifi-
cation of the Hay-Pauncefote Treaty the
Nicara qua Canal bill failed OF passage in
the Senate.
The Army Reorganization bill did not
become law. 1t was passed by the House
and amended in the Senate. but the House
did not accept the Senate amendments.
Every Pacific cable bill was defeated or
remained unacted upon through the ef-
forts of rival concerns to secure the con-
cession-
The Shipping Subsidy bill failed through
the efforts OF the Democrats Senator
Hanna was, personally interested IN this
pill but even his great influence could not
secure its passage. This bill practically
provides for q gift Of a greater part OF
s.. 600 coo to the Standard Oil Trust
through it's co-relative company. the In
ternationaI Navigation Company
The evening times., 1900-09-22
The EmbaImed Reef.

''Embalmed beef" ''Algerfsm,' ''Ea-
ganism,' and the favors shown by the
Administration to the Beef Trust will
not soon be forgotten. Nothing which
occurred during the war with Spain
aroused the public to a higher pitch of
indignation than the feeding of rotten
beef TO the army in Cuba
Beef contractors reaped rich harvests
while soldiers by the hundreds were going
into hospitals from eating the meat upon
which they were obliged to subsist.
Desperate efforts have been made by the
Administration te suppress the truth, but
they have only served to emphasize the
rottenness of the system of the Commits
sary Department as it was conducted dur
ing the war
One hundred thousand dollars were
spent by the Administration on a COM
mission created to whitewash AIger
Eagan, and the embalmed beef. The COM
mission was partisan and reported in ac-
<cordance with instructions, but that did
not modify public sentiment The COM
manding general of the army and hun
dreds of army officers. to say nothing of
a thousand soldiers, declared that the beef
was putrid. Eagan said it was sweet and
wholesome and in his rage abused General
Miles and was court-martiaIed. But hav-
ing been a faithful servant of the Admin
istration and a friend Of the Beef Trust
he was restored to rank.
The evening times., 1900-09-22
The National City Bank.

Among the most unsavory of the scan
dals of the Mckinley Administration is
that of the National City Bank of New
York city. This bank, dominated by the
Standard Oil Trust, was enabled, through
Secretary Gage and a potent political pull,
to invade the United States Treasury
This scandal furnished the Democratic
party with much campaign material and
threatened for time to disrupt the Re
publican party.
The National City Bank was selected bv
Secretary Gage, with the full approval of
President Mckinley, as the distributing
agent for all the internal revenue funds of
the Government during the financial cri-
sis OF last December. By this favoritism
The evening times., 1900-09-22
The Transport Scandal.

The Army transport service has cost the
Government millions of dollars and Will
continue to be a heavy drain so long as
an army is maintained across the seas
Hundreds of thousands of dollars have
been thrown away in attempting TO make
serviceable old hulks which promoters
have worked of on the Government. Sol
diers have suffered the most terrible
hardships in crossing the seas on these
Army transports.
The hospital ships, fitted up at great ex-
pense by the War Department, have fur
nished another scandal. Vessels equipped
for this service have proved to be un-
seaworthy and unfit for the well, to say
nothing of the sick
At the beginning of the Spanish war the
Navy Department wanted TO take charge of
the transport service for the Army, but
the War Department would not listen TO
the proposition. There were no seamen
in the War Department, and even now
there are no officers of that department
in charge of transport service who have
any practical knowledge Of ships.
One of the big scandals of the war
with Spain came about through the ex-
penditure of SIS, ,973, ,274 by the Navy De-
partment for vessels TO be utilized as
auxiliary warships- Ships ranging from
Indifferent to useless we're purchased at
enormous prices. Since the termina
tien of the war. they are being sold at
a small percentage of their cost. Own
ers. agents. attorneys. and all sorts of
middlemen realized vast profits from
the sale of the vessels to the Navy De-
partment. Prominent politicians lobbied
to sell old ships for many times their
value. reaping small fortunes In the way
of commissions. The excuse given for
these expenditures was the necessity Of
forming a mosquito fleet" to perform
the patrol duty
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deux grandes cites de montreal e'
Quebec, nous avons une vingtaine
de villes secondaires qui sont en-
dett6es pour DIES m%ontants variant
de 100000 a $500,000.
Montreal doit plus de vingt mil
lions, Quebec dot six millions.
ST on ajoute tous ces chiffres en-
semble, on arrive a constater que
Ia dette municipale de la Province
d6passe $45, 000,0 900.
Ce nest pas trop r%6jouissant
pour une population de l,488.535
habitants, chiffre de la population
de la province de Quebec, d'apr6s
le recencement de 1891.
M. Huot, 6picier, de cett vile
a fait cession de ses biens.
Les marchands de glace Sc
PLACEMENT de ce qu'ils mont pas en-
core trouv6 de glace assez 6paisse
pour etre emmagasin6e. Mean
moins, lis ont commence la reoolte
sur la rivi6re Saint Charles.
William Goddard, qui demeu-
raft. sur le chemin de Sherbrook,
q une distance dune couple de
miles de Ascot Corner, Que. a 6t6
bless6 par des betes a cornes gu il
6tait allie soigner, au point de suc7
combe1 q ses pleasures quatre
jours apres.
On await toujours pens6 que le
vieillard en- question await fait
de fortes economies; So famille
s'est mise en- frais de recherches
depuis sa mort, ct ellie a fni par
trouver des papiers dams lesquels
Sc trouvaient d6sign6s les endrolts
Cd le vieillard await Phabltude de
serrer son argent.
On a constat6 par un livret de
banque que lie vieux Goddard await
un montant considerable q son Gre
dit dams une caisse d'6pargnes.
Mails a par celia, on trouv6 dams
la cave de la maison, une jarre
remplie d'argent; dams la grange,
une bottle contenant une somme
considerable, ct sous un tronc d'ar-
bre, a puelque distance de cette
grange. une autre bottle plelne de
monnaies de toute denomination.
I'm nomm6 Gagnon 6tait a
charger DIES billots aux pieds dun
coteau, lorsqu'u IN arbre qui "avait
lance" pour servir de Target du
meter, GU qui await gliss6 en- bas
de la colline en- tombant, est venu
lie frapper a la tete ct lui fracturer
le crane, en- renversant Iinfortune
avec une violence Irresistible sur
son tra1neau. IL est mort trols GU
quatre heures apres l'accident.
lie verdict a etc: mort resultant
d'hemorragie c6r6brale causee par
par IN accident. Gagnon etait age
que de 20 ans. il 6tait originate
de Chicoutimi.
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Desastra de
Spion Kop

Londres-Cette semaine a ap-
porte au public ang ais les nouvel-
les les plus d6solantes quill ait
encore recues de la campagne.
La d6peche du general Butler,
annoneant quill await retire ses
troupes sur la rive sud de la Tuge-
Ia, ct les r6cits du combat de Spion
Kop venus de sources beers expo
SAINT les resers anglais dams toute
sa gravit6.
La d6livrance de Ladysmith est
maintenant aussi 6loign6e que
lorsque lie general Butler s'est d'a-
bord mis- en- route pour aller se-
courir lie general White II est me-
me possible qua la garrison, aban-
dormant ses bless6s ct ses malades,
soft oblig6e de faire une derniere
sortie ct d'esseyer de Sc frayer I'm
chemin au travers DIES lignes beers.
La re .ction qui s'est produite
dams lopinion anglaise est d'autant
plus accentu6e, que l'on fondait de
grandes appearances sur lie mouve-
ment tournant du general Butler,
surtout depuis quill await dit quill
me rebrouserait pas chemin."
Et c'est au moment Oh le doc
teur Leyds est recu, a Paris ct a
Berlin dams les plus hautes sph6-
res diplomatiques, que Londres
apprend la r%etraite de Butler ct le
plus Grand d6sastre essuy6 dams
une campagne qui a 6t6 Jusqu,ici
remplie de d6sastres.
On critique amerement la r6dac-
ton Analogue de la d6peche du
general Baller, ainsi que la rigueur
du censeur, qui non settlement
retarde mails retranche tous les de-
tails importants DIES d6p6ches q la
presse.
Une d6peche du quarter gene
raj boer devant Ladysmith dit que
1900 Anglais ont etc laiss6s sans
sans vie sur le champ de bataille.
Une autre d6peche dit que les
Beers ont fait $50 prisonniers.
QUARTER general boer, Modder
Spruit, u la haute Tuge]a, par
vote de Loureneo Marques-De
bonnie heure ce matin des bur-
ghers de Vryheid sont accourus au
quarter general, venantd DIES avant-
postes sur les plus hautes collines
du groupe de Spion Kop, en- distant
que la colline 6tait perdue ct que
les Anglais sen etaient empar6s,
Des %renforts furent envoy6s sur
les lieux, mails la colline Giant en-
velopp6 dun brouillard, il fut I'M
possible pendant quelque temps
de commencer un movement.
Au lever du jour les contingents
de Heidelberg ct de Carolina,
renforc6s par d'autres commands,
ont commence l'ascension de la
colline. Trois. contreforts, faisant
des saillies abruptes, faisaient IA
ce aux positions beers. C'est par
ces contreforts que la marche en-
avant fut dirig6e. les chevauxfu-
rent laiss6s sur la premiere terras-
sc de rochers.
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MONTREAL

-Un employe de la compagnle
du Paoi6que, nomm6 Alexandra
Daignault, a perdu la vie sur la
vote du Pacifque, coin DIES rues
Ontario ct Moreau, en- tombant
dun train.
M. Damasse Deschambault a
etc victime dun p6nible accident.
II traversait en- voiture, Ia rue st.
jacques a intersection de la rue
Fulford. quand un tramway frap-
pa lie v6hicule qui fut renvers6 du
coup. M. Deschambault fut PROBE
t6 a plusieurs pieds plus loin, ct
lorsqu'il Sc releva il await la fgu-
re couverte de sang.
M. Table Georges G. Clapin,
P. S. S., professeur du cours des
anciens au Seminaire de Philoso-
phie, Went d'etre d6sign6 par ses
s%up6rieurs pour aller occuper un
poste de confance au College Ca
maiden de Rome.
-Mg larcheveque de Montreal
est arrive dun voyage de plusieurs
jours dams quelques centres cana
diens DIES Etats- Unis. Sa Grandeur
a etc reeue cordialement partout.
Mgr Bruch6si a visit6 particulle-
rement, Mgr Harkins, de Provi-
dence, Rhode-Island.
-Montrea], qui a une popula-
ton de plus de 100000 ames, par
lie davoir une plbliotheque publ
que. Certes, ellie ne Ia pas encore
mails d6couvrir qu'elle en- manque
est d6ja IN grand pas de fait. BIZ
qui salt, dams le cours du vingtie-
me steele, malgr6 les influences de
toutes sortes qui sly opposeront
toujours, ellie en- aura peut-etre
une. Et dire qu'aux Etats Unis,
pas un village de 1000 habitants
qui n'ait So Public Library. Mails
ic1 les gems lisent; au Canada, non.
-Toutes d6penses pay6es: frais
de demonstration, primes d'assu-
RANGES sur la vie de chacun DIES
douze hommes mari6s de la section
qu6becquoise du dern1er contin-
gent, cadeau de $500 a chacun des
officers ct de 1885, chacun des SOL
OATS de la division qu6becquoise,
il reste encore une somme de ST.
*O35 entire les mains DIES membres
du comit6 DIES citoyens. On a d6ci-
de de la d6poser en- attendant que
Pon sache, avec la suite des 6vene-
ments ce que l'on peut en- faire.
1Dapres les dernl6res s%tatisti-
ques, le passifs total de nos MUM
cipalit6s locales ct de comt6 dams
la Province de Quebec sleeve d
tout pres de dix millions.
Outre cette dette, ct celle des
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