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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-09-11

BRYAN AT TOPEKA.
The Repub lican
party uullties every
principle of the Dec
laration of Independ-
ence. And SO today
We are engaged in a
controversy whic h
will determine wheth-
er we are to have a
republic in which the
government "derives
its just powers from
the consent of the
governed" or an en-
pire in which brute
force is the only re-
cognized source of
power. If this nation
enters upon a colonial
career II must repudi-
ate the doctrine that
governments derive
their just powers from
the consent OF the
governed.
When such an issue
is raised there can
only be two parties
the party, whatever
its name may be,
which believes in a
republic, and the
party, whatever its
name, which believes
in an empire-and the
influence of avery
citizen Is, consciously
or unconsciously, in
tentionally or uniu-
tentionally, throw ii
upon the one side or
the other,
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-09-11
Observation-Disclosures.
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

For Secretary of State,
w, B. MARTIN,
OF ,Adair county.
For Auditor of State,
FRANK t. MERRIAM,
OF Delaware county.
For Treasurer of State,
G. S. GILBERTSON,
Of Winnebago county.
Z For Attorney General,
@. w. MULLAN,
OF Blackhawk county,
si For Judge of Supreme Court
a EMILIN McCLAIN,
or Johnson county.
For Railroad Commissioner
D. ]. PALMER,
4 OF Washington county.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-09-11
Founded 9th August, 1e4e.

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Thursdays.
Office: III South Market Street.
Telephone editorial or business Office No. A..
Address the Courier Printing Co., Ottumwa, la
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-09-11
CIRCULATION.

The Ottumwa Courier guarantees
more than double the circulation OF all
other Ottumwa papers combined.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-05-31
8pis kudno6ci.

Dnia I Czerwca b. r. roz :
pocznie sic " tym kraju o.
g6lny spis ludno$ci. przy
kt6rym Polacy powinni WYE
kazat. ze ich jest W tym kra'
ju iaknajwiecej.
Urzednicy spisujacy lud-
soSt, zapisujac zarazem r6zne
inne dane, nazywaia sic :
}aciiska en u m e + a tora-
mi, t. j. ludzmi co zajmuja
sic n u m e ra m j, a raczej
liczbami.
Kazdy taxi urzednik be-
die chodzil po domach W
swoim precynkcie / stawia'
pytania ojcu rodziny. PAM
domu lub jakiej innej osobie
zaslugujacej ma wiare, a take
samotnym osobom = st6sow
ME do wzoru, jaki podajeny
ma innem miejscu. Ktoby mu
podal informacye falszywe ten
zostanie uznany winnym ka~
rygodnego czynu i moze bye
skazany ma kare pieniezna do
wvsokosci stu dolar6w. Maj
lepiej. jezeli odpowiedzi da
TAXI co naiplynniej z domow-'
nik6w umie pc angielsku.
Urzednicy. spisujacy lud-
nose, juz teraz obchodza swo,
je precynkta i rozdaja po
domach formularze pre-
pisanemi Cd rzadu pytaniami,
G}owy rodzin, wychodzace 2
rama ma robote. niechaj jesz-
cze W Srode, " Czwartek. lubP
ajp6znie) " Piatek, Czerw.
ca rano, napisza na owych
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-05-31
" NiW POlskich
" AMERYCE.

HANBA ola New Yorskiej
Polonii. ze W obchodzie 100
letniego iubileuszu za'ozenia
akademii wojskowej W West
Point, przez Tadeusza Kos~
ciuszke. zadnego udziah ME
brala! Hahba dla Zwiazku
Narodowego Polskiego. ze
ma tax wazpa uroczystost, od-
swiezajaca pamiec slawnego
amerykahsko ko-pols skiego ge-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-05-31
10 lat zamkniecia przy ciez-
kiei, piracy.

A'cj PioSy'
MIKOkAJ TYLlCKI za-
mieszka}y W Milwaukee i a.
gent kompanii Bell City Mil
ling przez ubieg}e trzy lata,
jest obecnie W wiezieniu pod
zarzutem sprzeniewierzenia
81, 600 nalezacych do kompa-.
nil. Oskarzycielem Tylickiego
Jest ex-mayor David G.
James, kt6ry jest jednym z
urzednik6w kompanii. Tylicki
przyznaje sic. re skolektowal
powyzsza sumo, lecz, ze ia
uzy} dla dobra firmy. i ze "a
mierzat ia zwr6cie jak tylko
by TAXA sumo zebral. Aresz-
towano 60 ma pociagu Chica,
go & Northwestern miedzy
Racine a Chicago. Dawniej
byl on jednym ze znanych
grosernik6w w Milwaukee,
gdzie obecnie znajduje sic je-
60 iona dziecko.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-05-31

formularzach odpowiedzi ma
wszystkie pytania. aby emu
merator, gdy przybedzie "
dom, m6gl sic z swoim obo-
wiazkiem szybko zalatwic.
ezeli enumerator z urzedu
m6wi po angielsku, tam MOI
ma go zniewolic ..do przypro-
wadzenia tl6macza. jak wy
raznie zastrzega prawo.
Przy ostatnim spisie lud-
nosci W roku 1890, ME oSwie-
ceni ME rozumiej9cy wlas-
nego interesu rodacy nasi
.podawali sic "a Prusak6w lub
wprost Niemc6w, Rosyan i
Austryak6w, albo ME zwazali,
iak zapisuja ich enumeratorzy.
Ia raza przeciez umy$]nie "
formulsrzach takie rubryki
porobiono, re kazdy ?olak
moze byc zapisany wprost ia"
ko Polak. z do}aczeniem "a
boru z kt6rego pochodzi, czy
! pruskiego. czy austryackie-
go, czy rosy)skiego.
Niechaj wiec kazdy Kodak
i kazda rodaczka prey spisie
ludnosci smialo podaja siebie
i wszystkich czlonk6w swojej
iamilii jako Polak6w. Nawet
mlodziez polska. juz tu W
Ameryce zrodzona, niechaj
powiada. ze polskich ro''
dzic6w pochodza.
Podajac sic przy spisywa~
niu ludnosei. "a Polak6w,
stwierdzamy. ze ma obcej
ziemi jestesmy wiernymi sy~
nami naszej polskiej Macie=
rzy. kt6ra tez liczye mole na
mas, gdy bedzie tego potrze~
ba. Jednoczesnie zas przy~
czynimy sic do tego. ze
Amerykanie poznaja, il jes-
tesmy swiadomi naszei naro~
dowosci, i zmuszeni beda q
naml sic liczyt.
! I'm wiecej mas W tyn kraju
wykaze spis ludnosci, I'm
wykaze pomiedzy nami
silly i zrecznosci,.. maj4tku !
tenn wiscej og6}
amerykahski bedzie mas sza-
Wog6le nietylko nasz ma
rodowy obowiazek. ale ma
wet nasz wlasny interes kaze
nam podawac siebie przy
spisywaniu ludnosci W dniu
I Czerwca jake Polakow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-05-31
LONDYN, 22 Ma

ia. Mlnisteryum
wojny oglasza oficial-
ME, O otrzymanej VIA
domoSci cd pulkowni-
ka Bethune, re jeden
z jego szwadron6w Q
9 mil ma zach6d cd
Vryheid, W Transvaa-
lu (na p6}nocny
wsch6d cd Lady
smith) zosta} przez
przewazne silly Bur6w
otoczzony / prawle ca a
4y dostal sig do nie-
vol.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-05-31

DWAJ POLACY w MIN
NEAPOL1S, w}asciciel fa-
bryki pan Roman Dabrowski
II budowniczy pan A.
Wasielewski mieli wsp6lnie
pieniadze W banku. Gdy je
wy)eli i sic podzielIli, przy-
pomnia} sobie p. Wasielewski
jeszcze cos zdawa}o mu sic,
ze mu sic cd p.Dabrowskiego
jeszcze sporo nalezy. Poszedi
wiec do niego i prosi}. ably
mu dal jeszcze pewna sumo
pienjedzy; a gdy D. tego ME
chcia} uczynie dobrowolnie,
pogrozil mu rewolwerem,
wzywajac go, ably podp isa}
diva czeki. Pan Dabrowski to
uczyniI, ale ma drugi dzieh
poszedl do banku, wyplate
czek6w wstrzymal, a potem
postara} sic o O stawienie
Wasielewskiego pred sad
przysieg}ych. Tam Wasielew~
ski skarge Przegra}, lecz po~
dobno apelowal. "
FANCHER, pod Stevens
point, Wis. - Dnia 20 Nala
byla tn spowiedz Wielka~
nocna i masy ludu przyste-
powa'y do sakramentu poku-
ty, zw}aszcza, re przez 81
miesiace tn ksiedza polsktego
ME by}o. Naszcmu wieleb.
Proboszczowi KS. S. J. Ku-I
biszewskiemu pomagali na~
wielebni rolscy
x: Krzywonos Il
Manltowoe, X. Dorszyhski Z
Milwaukee, x. Jachimiak 2
Mill Creeku. x. Peszczyhski
z Steyenspolnt i x. Grem"
bowski z Polonii. - Dnia
r8 Czerwsa bedzie tu bierz-
mowanie.
PAN MARGIN PRZY-
TARSKl, pochodzacy z La
Crosse, Wis.,, zatozy} salon W
Nekoosa, Wis.
NEW YORK. - Polacy
So dumni z nowego
polskiego koScio}a, kt6ry
wyswiecony zosta} W Me
~ Maja. Kosci6}
sic przy ulicy 7mej
Nr. 1903 100. = 500 rodzin
przyczynilo sic do jego bu-
dowy.
STEVENSPOINT, Wis.,
. Przy)aciele dzielnego VIA
rusa Pawla kukaszewicza
usilnie agituia, aby go po-
nownie mianowano komisa-
rem powiatowym.
CHICAGO, - z tutej-
szego wiezienia powiatowego
do Joliet Ale-
ksandra Jazdzewskiego kt6ry
zastrzelil Andrzeja Bressik.
Ia5dzewski skazanv zosta} IA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-05-31
--O--
GAPETOWN.

GAPETOWN.
Przednie straze armii
genera}a Robertsa
mus1aly sic cofna6,
uwazajac da'szy po-
ch6d ku P1et0rYi, sto-
licy Transwalu, IA ME-
bezpieczny, z powo-
du zasadzek zastawia-
nych przez Boer6w.
Ouch " armii Boer6w
ozywi} sic, skoro ma
czelnemu dow6dzcy
wojsk Boerskich przy-
dano do hoku jego
brata, Krystyana
Botha, dzielnego Of
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-05-31

|po}ozyli trupem, a l5
wzieli do niewoli.
WASHINGTON,D.
c. Rad japohski
zaprotestowa4on
W Westinghouse,
przez ambassadors
Kieziro Nabeshima, W
sprawie szczepienia
japohczyk6w i chin
czyk6w W San Fran
cisco. Protest by4
ostro postawiony, po-
niewaz uk}ad z Japo-
MIA ME pozwala pod
danych Mikada tra'
ktowa6 gorzej, jak
Amerykan6w.
MANILA. W
p64nocnym Luzonie
pr&wie codziennie sa
wyse}ane rekonesan-
sY,. stoezone bywa]a
potyczksi z p1owstah p11,
cami oraz zabieraja
ich do niewoli. Rezul.
tat ze9sztotygodniowej g
piracy 8, II, 33 i 81
regiment6w by} ma
stepujacy: po(eg}o 46
zo&pierzy nieprzyja-
ciela, zabrano $50
jehc6w, zdobyto 800
karabin6w i Wielk)
zapas amunicii.
LONDYN.- Tutej
sze dziennjki publi-
kuja nastepujac4 de-
pesz9 z Lorenzo
Marques:
Prezydent Krueger
wvst0sOWa} OdeZWe|
do mieszkanc6w mia
sta aJohannesburg,aby
sic .ztamtad wypro-
wadzili W razie zbli-
zanla sic Anglik6w,
gdyz zycie ich by}o-
by tam zagrozonem.
PRETORIA. Pa
nuje tn wszelkie prze-
razenie 2 powodu
szYbkivgo zbllzania
sic Anglik6w. Prezy-
dent Krueger ustano-
viii dni u, % i 29'
Maja jako dni modll-
twy Q pomySlnoMs6 M ola
boerskiego.
Prezydent Kruger
jest przlygotoWaa,nly, an
= Tnvy - Ervfu0Hnni
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-05-31

KROONSTADT.-
Boerzy zdobylii
wadzill wojennY po-
ciag koleiowy angiel-
ski, wiozacy ko,mpa-
MA zo}nierz'y. Sciga-
jjacy ich battalion hon zol-
lerzy rozbili, IL prrziyy- przi;y
czem Is Alngliil|k6w Il :
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-05-31
MILWAUKEE,,

Frank Lewandowski wy
toczy} process W celu uniewaz-
|nienia testamentu swego bra
ia Sp. ks. Wincentego Lee
wandowskiego. a to z tel za.-
sadly. re brat jego jak twier-
dzi skarga mial bye pred
Smiercia ME zupelnie przy
zdrowych zmys}ach. Lewan~
dowski przytem twierdzi, zc
pred smiercia So. ks. Lewan.-
dowski odwo}al testament,
kt6ry, byl przedtem sporza-
dill. 49,
TOLEDO - Pani Scout
kowska, inaczej Lewandow-
ska, jest matka dw6ch syn6w
dose sprytnych. zeby Cd czasu
do cza:u cos ukrast. Dostal
i'm sic W rece GEEK ma rs do
larow. wypisany ma imie PAM
Lefty Chapmon, platny W
banku First National. Sym
kowie pani Szczutkowskiej-
L Lewandowskiej podrobili
podpis P. Chapman i i posla-
Ii matke, zeby pieniadze ode
brala. Ale podpis byl podro-
biony tax niezgrabnie, ze
oszustwo udac sic ME moglo
W spos6b. Szczutkowska
aresztowano, take jej dwoch
syn6w. z kt6rych ieden ma
lat II. drugi 10. Obaj So zna-
nj policyi, kt6ra znalazla W
ich mieszkaniu zloty zegarek,
skradziony pani Til. Mahnney
oraz strzelbe. Szczutkowska
zreszta wypuszczono, bo ia
stacyi dostala kilkakrotnie
atakow nerwowych i ME mo--
ina byio sobie:z n,a dae rady::
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-05-31
|chwili wyjecha6 DO
Holandyi.

DURHAM. = Do
tad jeszcze znajduja
sic W Natalu wojsko-
we oddzialy Boer6w.
Woisk0 B0erskie zno-
81 miejsze oddziatY
angielskie pod Lady
smith.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-05-31
TEL!EGRAMY.

DURHAM. Boe-
rzy dalej sic cofaj& ku
Pretoryl i Johanes-
burgow1, lecz W mai
lepszym porzadku,
raz p0 raz zadaj2c
Anglikom klesk1. .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-05-31

JOHANNESBURG.
WsZelkie rugby
Boer6w teraz okry-
wane 50 Scis4a tajem~
MICA. W tych dnlach
spodziewaG sic mona
walnej bitwy, W kt6..
rel Boerlzy rozpaczli-
vie walczyG beds,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-05-31

DURHAM. -. Jo-:
hann Smith, obwo-
dowy pos}aniec anne :.
rykaiski, wiozacy
wyrazenie wsp6}aczu-
cia cd ch4opc6w
szk6lnych New Yor-
ku i hiladelphii dla
prezydenta Kruegera,
przyp}yna} do portu
Lourenzo Marques.
Prezydent Krueger
wys}a1 sw6j prywatny
wagon pa4acowy, aby
go pr'z',.yWil6zt ~. llI''l 4. dol,Pre-
toryi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-05-31

nerala, zadnego reprezentanta
ME wys}a}a.
The daily news., 1900-02-14
ater in the Channel at the Entrance of the Harbor

open WIDOW o. rs room, wnicI was On
the fourth floor. by mlkman. who
was driving through the street at . 4.
N Evidently 1t had been lying there
for some time, as the clothing was sat
urated with rain. Ii was clothed IN
underwear, socks, night shirt, trousers
and vest. There was a bad cash in the
right side of the head.
Mr.. Cnickering had been in the hotel
all day yesterday. He had complained
considerably or rheumatism. but moth
ing irrational In his actions had been
observed by those at the hotel.
Charles A. ChIckerlng was born at
Harrisburg. Lewis county, n. Y, on
Nov. 90 1913. lie was educated in the
common schools and at the Lowvllle
academy, at which institution he was
for a time a teacher. Member Of the
assembly in 1879, 1850 and 1891. He
was elected clerk OF the assem- bly, III
1884 and reelected in the years from
and including 1855 TO 1898 He had
oeen chairman of the Republican state
committee and also a member OF Ele eI.
ecuuve committee Of that body. He
was elected 10 the Fifty third congress
and reelected three times.
A dispatch from Albany says thar Mr..
Chickering'S friends there have been
aware Tor some time he was afflicted
with melancho.la. following severe
attack 0: typhoid fever.
The daily news., 1900-02-14
BOLD FAMILY OF THIEVES.
An CrGhu.z Il Gang Operating Sue
C.ssGulIy Ira AIab.mt.

-hA ~ wv 4 " NAhhrs Op-IhAtuE CGN-
C-ssfulIy IH AIabam4.
SELMA. Ala, Feb l3.-Through the
work OF CIptain Ed Walters. captain
Of police. raid was made on u fence
operated III the residence OF Tim Gard
ner, on Sylvan street, at an early hour
this morning. recovering stolen goods
TO the amount of nearly s.. 900 The
goods were stolen by gang OF thieves
who operate with system III Selma, Blr.
mingham and Meridian, as the goods
show that they came from all places.
When the RAID was made Tom Gard
ner. his wife. Minnie, and Marion Love
were found and placed under arrest. }
required two wagon loads TO haul the
goods 70 the city. Among them were
dry goods. groceries, hardware. carpc
ters' tools. coffee, lard; III fact, almost
everything.
Captain Walters had been watching
the house for several weeks. Ii shows
that 1t was TIE fence OF an organized
gang of thieves who are now operating
in several cities III this state and Mis-
slssippI, the goods being brought 70
Selma.
The daily news., 1900-02-14
Cnld SIeel OF Death.

There i but one small chance to
save your life and that Is through an
operation, " was the awful prospect
sex before Mrs. I. B. Hunt, of Lime
Ridge, Wis. by her doctor after
vainlv trying to cure her Of a fright
full case of stomach trouble and vel
low jlundice. He didn't count on
he marvellous power of Electric Bit
teTS TO cure Stomach and Liver
troubles, but she heard of it, took
seven bottles, was wholly cured,
avoided surgeons knife, now weighs
more aud feels better than ever. It's
positively guaranteed 10 cure Stom-
ach. Liver and Kidney troubles and
never dIsappoints. Price 5Oc at w.
4. D'Alemberte' drug store.
The daily news., 1900-02-14
INJUNCTION SUIT x
AGAINST TAYLOR
Must Not Exercise Further
Functions of Governor.
DEMOCRATS TO BRING SUIT

Pending the Case, Both Parties Will
Allow Matters To- oStand-L-cisIAturs
VIII Remain In LouisviIIr-ISssoIu
tion to Meet at FranIcrort Tabled.
LoUIsvHLE. Feb. - 1t is reasonably
certain the political s.tuatIcn will re-
main n It's presen; quiet state uutiI
decision has been handed down by ths
court OF appeals cieIriug the utIs 70 tie
office of governor. Before Judge Can
trIll =; Georgetown tomorrow the Dem
ocrat4 will bring u suit in eGuity asking
an Injunction 10 restrain Governor Tay-
lor from exercising any of the functions
of the Office o; governor Ir Is expected
a temporary injunction will be granted
In case the Espu o.iCln executive dis
regards the action of the court es was
done IL the cass OF ine Alonzo Walker
habeas corpus WIFI and the injunction
against Interference with the legIsla-
ture the Democrats will not press the
proceedings fU- contempt, but will take
the case 70 the court Of appeals, which
aCCOTUIEk 10 lueff contention IS tuo
court of last resOrt IN these proceedings.
This plan was decided upon this
morning at IA conference Of Democratic
leaders. Including Governor Beckham.
Congressman ID. II Smith. ex Governor
NcCreIry. judge w. :. Pryor and sew
eIal other lawyers.
Pending the re.ult of this suit. and
the case BEIGE Judge Taft NJ Cincinnati
Invo.viBJ tue minor stato OfiicesIE - ex-
peCted bOtn sides VIII allow things 10
remain as tHev now s;aui.
The Democratic Legislature will re-
main III louisville. and IL - believed
tie court o: eppeas VII SIT here instead
OF ar fraUkIor: as long as there are any
COldiers or armed men about the state
Ou.liings AT tEa capital the assembly
IS proceeding with Legislative business.
The senate tOday TIssci the concurrent
resolution whicn EGd alE-adv passed the
hOus fer q committee tolHyesugate tho
conditions at Frankfort
Senator TrIpiett introduced q joint
resolution providing that when the Leg
l5lature adJourns Thursday II shall be
TO meet Frida7 at Frankfort. Under
the les II lies over one day.
y UIIl was introduced making Jan. 4.
Governor Goebel's birthday a legal mol
day III this state.
The daily news., 1900-02-14

the national banks; Oemoretlze- silver
ana al paper money dellarg; make ali
debts heretofore contracted and here.
after 70 be contracted payable IN gold !,
place II IN the power Of money holding
eno money londing classes 70 contract
The currency at will and to possess
themselves Of the property of the peo.
pie at pleasure, and IN short eutbrons
the money Oligarchy. establish e contl.
mental bank trust, enslave the peoDle
and iestroy the republic TO the end shat
freo government may perish from the
s8r;E; now, therefore, be IL
Resolved, Vuat this conference here.
bv utters its most sOemn protest
ega.nst this most infamous measure.
To Warn the People.
Sad. 5e it further
Resolved. That the chairman of this
conference IS hereby instructed 10 ap-
point committee of seven members 10
prepare a memorial against SAID out
rage aud VINO snail be required 10 10 10
the capital or the nation iur jne PURPOSE
OF pTesenung TINS nroteSr 10 6lrr Il uses
Of congress o, the United S.a,es
Ana De lt lCv,her
Resolved, TuaJ we warn the people
OF the United States of IEIS new I:.euacs
20 their liberty ami urge uYon them
everywhere 10 meet together 40 their
cOCr;noGses ana "a their scnoo houses
ana public t.aces and thunder rEei-
protest against the most aUdlclOus.
dangerous and oppressive measure ever
presented TO a legislative body by 4 set
OF cOnspIrators.
These resolutions were presented 20
the conference by Judge Fleming OF
Kentucky, when Judge Beeman finished
his speech and were adopted by a rising
vote
Immediately after the adoption Of the
Fleming resolutions. Amasi ) Thorn.
ton Of New YorI notified the presiding
officer Ihet ne would refuse 10 deliver
the speech for which ha was scheduled
today. Mr.. Thornton made 70 state
meut on the door Of the conference re.
GlrCllg the matter. bu IN an interview
later he explained bis reasons for retus.
lng 10 take Iu-Jner part IN the confer
enCe
Il was assured" ho said. that this
"as 10 te non np1Cusan gathering.
1ai tnat assurance over ths Signature
OF President lockwood Of the Anti.
Trust le1%ce. o"d ] an certain that be
Goes not approve of TIE partisan TesOlu-
tICn against the currency bill Mr.
lockwood was not present when tn,
resolutions were ioutsd and IL he had
been beTo they mlEaU have met a differ.
eEt :ate. / lave positively re used to
address the conference and Will not bC
further identified win IL as ! consider
that tCcay's action makes Il partisan
gathering"
The daily news., 1900-02-14
GERMAN CRITICS IN ERROR.
United StntNs-ItAIy Reciprocity Agree
mrnt Effected by Dinsiry BiIl.

mrnt Effected by DiHEiry BiIl.
WASHINGTON, Feb. I3-Statc depart
ment officials say that the German crlti-
cism OF the reciprocity agreement re-
Gently arrived at between the United
States aud Italy is based on an errOne-
ous belief as to the articles upon which
duties are reduced or abolished. Ac-
cording TO the dispatch the German
merchants feel that the United States
has made reductions IN the case OF toys,
hardware and other such articles. As
u matter OF fact. the arrangement was
made under section 5 Of the DIngley
tariff act.
This section specifically names the
articles uuou when reductions may be
granted by the United States as fol.
lows:
Argols, brandies, cbampagnes. or
sparkling wines, still wines and YER
mouth, paintings and statuarv. The
act provides that the duties may be re-
duced on these TO per cent for argOlS
81. - for brandIes. from 81 30 to 50 20
for chamIagnes. 81 % for still wines
aud 10 per cent for paintings.
As TO the concessions which Itaiy
makes 10 sec1re the benefits OF the re-
duced duties. the department officials
are unable TO make any statement at
this time. as the arrangement is subject
TO ratification by the Italian cham bers.
but IL Is known that, in general terms,
the arrangement Is likewise affected
with France.
The man who was born tired
should use PRICKLN ASH BITTERS.
Ii makes work a necessity to give
vent to the energy and eXuberance
OF spirits generated by functional ac-
tivity in the system. Sold by Han
nah Bros.
The daily news., 1900-02-14
Heavy Rains In Georgia.

ATLANTA, Feb. l3.-The weather bu.
reau reports heavy and general rain.
fall throughout the central south yes.
terday and last night In this city . IS
inches fell; Montgomery reports L5I;
Augusta, sc; Meridian. LIS; New Or.
leans. I9S. and Noble LOt inChes AS
a result Of this excessive precipitation,
the rivers ara very high and above the
danger line at many points In Georgia.
Damage Das been reported at Coium mbus
and ThomastOn, Ca, and at Eufaula.
Ala, the gauge MARKS is feet above the
danger line. The rivers are expected
70 continue the rise FOR tie next 81
hours.
The daily news., 1900-02-14
P.rto R.can C.G.e Exnorts.

WASHINGTON. Feb l3-The inter.
sslng statement $as made today by the
war department that the total exports
of coffee from the island OF Porto Rico
FROM tho date o: America. occupation
to No7. 20. 1898. was 90. pa. .0z5 pounds.
valued at s., Io9, ,9j3. OF the amount
exported during the period mentioned
France received 2I.65l. 74J pounds. va.
ued q: S3,j53, Cs2; Spain, S I02. .GJG
pounds, v4lCed at $50, 720; Italy ) 72i.-
557 pounds. valued at $G62. -. Iae
United States received 2,6JI ca pounds,
valued az S.G9. 30" The annual average
exports Of coffee G1-Iug the years 1887
1891 was 40,3l9 % pounds, Va ued q;
g. 94J 90.
The daily news., 1900-02-14
CougrPSsmrn Grieved.

WASHINGTON, Feb. Members Of
congress were greatly shocked at the
news of Representative Chickerlng' s
violent death in New York city this
morning. The news OF MS death was
kept from Mrs. Chlckering for fear the
shock would prove too great and ar
rangemenrs were made for her to leave
for New York at noon. Mr.. ChicKer,
ing was one OF the we'll known aud
universally esteemed men IN the house.
He was last seen here when the vote on
the financial bill was taken. He in.
sisted or coming on Crutcnes in order
to record his vo:e for that bill
The daily news., 1900-02-14
An Editors Life Saved 10y chamber
Iain's Cough Remedy.

During the early part Of October,
1876. contracted a bad cold which
settled on my lungs anc was neg
lected until | feared that cOnsump-
tiOn had appeared in an incipient
state. | was constantly coughing
and trying to eXpel something which
| could not. | became alarmed and
after giving the local doctor a trial
bought bottle of Chamberlain :
Cough Remedy and the result was
immediate improvement. ard after
| had used three bottles my lungs
were restored to their healthy state.
B :. EDWARDS. Publisher of The
Review, Wyatt, Ill. For sale by
Hannah Bros. 2I :. PalafoX street.