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Pensions and po.tm..,.r..

Washington. May 2s.-Pensions have
Iowa: original-Georse ". Horn. Ovid,
%. Increase--Abraham stumbaugh. Ne.
yada. sl2: Joseph Tucker. Bassett. IS:
Isaae Hansr, Coon Rapids, ss: Isaac /.
Msoines. g; William w. Keeling. Des
Moines.. $14. David sEmberling, Dawson.
:ls; Miitan {. eexxi Il Esi1'.s:s, H.s 81. dls
Austin Aust Hale e.. g: BHriafst Kain, Ham
War with Spain, Widows-Ruth Mock,
Nebraska: Renewa1-Oscar Bishop. Blue
Springs, g. Increase.Henry Fourt
Schuyler. g; Isaac Squirting, Mascot, ti7:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HOOD, Bookwaiter. IS;
ham. College View S. War with Spain,
Widows-Helen q. Eddes. mother, Beat;
rice, s12.
Postmasters have been appointed in.
south Dakota az follows: 0rdway. Brown
Locke. resigned; Sinai. Brookings county,
Anton Bursvold. vice Julius C.. Halverson.
resigned. 800
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Walter Wntrons, the wife of q we'll
known club man Of this city, and she
is at present in South Dakota arrang-
ing for q divorce. Her husband will
put in no defense to the desertion
charge. and Mr. Hunt will also allow.
his case to go by default. This will;
allow Mr.. Hunt and Mrs, Watrous to
marry as o as the present ties arS
severed. The validity Of the SoathSDh-
kotn divorces will not. u questioned;
by those Interested, and tire remar-
riage of Mr.. Hunt and Mrs. Watrous
will be quietly celebrated In this city
on their return Mrs. Hunt has said
that she willaneyer marry again. The
double divorce is notable in one
for no scandal has been alleged in any
way In connection with n. Mrs. Wat
rous and Mr.. Hunt simply fell inSloye
with each other, and Believing they
are afiinities, resolved TO live each for
the other. Mrs. Watroas has TO-
year-old boy and Mr.. Hunt several
children. The curse of the principals
in this novel case was agreed upon
after conferences between friends
and relatives on both sides. Mr.. Hunt
and Mr.. Watrous have beenStheSclosest
of friends for years; Mrs. Oliver Bars
riman, Mrs. Hunts sister, isgwith her
In South Dakota, and Mrs. WatrouH Is
also ~chaperoned. It is said that Mrs.
Hunt s heartbroken by her husband,s
actions, but agrees that there is d 8
other remedy for the trouble.
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NOT CENsURED
N. E. Conference Rejects lem.
perance Committees Criti-
cism Of Mckinley.

Chicago, May a0.-Criticism OF McKin-
ley for his attitude In regard to Attorney
General Griggs' Interpretation ct the anti
canteen law was overwhelmingly voted
down by the Methodist general confer
ience today, after two hours warm de-
bate. hereinafter WAS brought up BY the
presentation OF the report OF the commit.
tee on temperance. of which Samuel
iDickie. Of Michigan. candidate for pfesi-
dent on the prohibition ticket In 1852. was
chairman. b majority report arraigned
the CHIEF, magistrate severely. The con-
Terence finally adopted the minority re-
port, which excluded the paragraph re-
ferring togthe president, but which, how
ever, called upon hin to use his Influence
to secure the passage of the new anti
Gress.
The amusement question was also dis
goseds OF, but,in q rather unexpectedsway.
minority report, accepted Saturday by. a
vote Of sss.to *, was laid on hi table,
but an attempt to take up the majority
report was frustrated by Bishop Fitz-
gerald's ruling that It was not before
the conference, and II Is not believed any
further attempts will be made to take the
has taken no action In regard to the ban
placed upon certain forms of amusements.
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Found a Poem Woven Into tile Rug
Philadelphia Record: There Is an
antique Persian rug in an establish.
ment here which is valued at q, 900. a
isarned professor of the University Of
Pennsylvania, attracted out of curios.
3ity examined the piece of oriental
workmanship the other day, and rec.
ognized the word HrSaadi'h III the tex.
ture Of the rug. With the assistance
of a fellow professor, who is an ac-
complished linguist, he has succeeded
WOVEN ssaI'i into TIE r pusm IN W Arsbic e cb ,Dsen
terra. Arabic Is the court language OF
the east, and in this rug appear the
classical characters. To the uninitis
these characters look like geo.
metrical designs, but they really ex-
press much more. aSaadf, !" the title
to the poem, means sweetness.
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TO RESTORE REBEL FLAGS.
Confederate Banners May Ne Re
turned 10 Southern States.

Confedcrntc hammers May he Jte-
turned 10 Southern states.
Washington. May Occurring q Y.
A. II. encampment in Chicago Presi-
dent Mckinley mny have the pleasure
of returning to the southern states
the confederate battle flags nowsiln
the war department.
Prominent members OF the u a. ".
have in hand a plan to secure thesau-
ithorizationsof congress for the return
of these flags, and it is hopedsboth
houses will pass the necessary joint
resolution before Adjournment two
weeks hence. During the coming
week it is expected the military com
lmittees will take the necessary!spre-
liminary ~aetion.
If the consent of congress can be
obtained the flags will be turned over
to the g. a.. r., the representatives OF
confederate military organizations
will be invited to Chicago, and with
beautiful ceremonies President Nc
Kinley, assisted blythe veterans of3tlies
blue and the gray, will handsth torn
and blood stained banners back to the
valiant hands which once carried II
defended them.
Stored in the attic in the war de-
partment are 400 or 5GOssof these con-
federate flags. They have been there
ever since the war. Few visitors to
the national capital see them, because
they are not easily accessible nnd are
kept in a dingy attic. But there are
few more inspiring scenes in this
country than this collection of ragged
flags. They bear mute witness to the
valor of American soldiery.
Many of them r mere tatters. Not
one but is shot through many times.
Only . few have proper STATS, and
these are old, broken, patched, bullet
marked. Most of the ensigns r at-
tached to common hickory poles cut
in the woods by the soldiers. Asnum-
Der of these hickory sticks were orna-
mented by the jack-kniyes of the cons
federntes.
None of The friends of President
Mckinley know anything about the
project to secure authority. of con
gress for the return of these flags.
The movement is wholly in the hands
of the veterans of the g. A. r., and
their organization will have full
charge of the ceremonies in case the
plan is worked out successfully. IL
congress gives its assent to the pro-
posals Chicago will witness one of the
most notable historic ceremonies that
yer took place upon American soil.
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The CLERK WAS CONFIDENT.
The Mo.clslIad 4 Method Of ARGUS

The uotclGlInl n Method of Arous-
ing Guests That Never Failed.
Kansas City Star: Il never make a
trip into Kansas" said a reporter who
had just returned from a political as
ssignment, as he handed a bunch of
copy to the copy reader, without be-
ing impressed with the originality Of
the people. They do things in Kan
sas, There is none of that indccision
about methods which one SO frequent
" finds in other statcs. Night before
lost L arrived Mt Manhattan a little
after midnight. I explained to the
night clerk ut the hotel that I must
catch the 5 o'clock train for Kansas
City. i am a very sound sleeper l
said, and you may find it difficult to
wake me-
"tNever fear about that he an
swered with an air of confidence that
at once set my mind Mt ease. 1 rolled
into bed and was asleep in a minute.
The first thing Irecall after going to
bed was o dream about a railroad
wreck. I thought the train was plung-
ing along at sixty miles mn hour, and
we had tumbled v e u bridge. The
car rolled over against a telegraph
pole and the end of it WAS iammed
against my side. The pressure was
50 acute that l finally jumped with a
start: 1t was some time before L
came to my senses.SThere was a negro
face peering over the transom. He
had n long can fishing pole and was
jabbing sayage1y at my ribs.
declare, boss, yon'se the hardest
manto wake Lever saw he said, grim
ming, sardonically. must had to
punch you twenty times" +
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Fat and lean.

Scientists with the government in.
Washington assert that American men
are bullying in the middle because
they eat wheat and oats in one form
or another, says the Cleveland Leader.
Men with large stomachs are FREE
quently proud of the distinction. I Of
ten they stand with their handel on
their hips and their coat tails pit shedt
back. The side elevation NAV be-
startling to the beholdcr orSmaY -
entertaining or may engender '
BUSINESS. H. all$depends upon Il
point of view. But stornachs at
largely a matter of food and drink.
Il you want iesh about the hi
and abdomen4eat sugar and starch
wheat, oats, fresh bread, cake, pie.
preserves, candy, ice cream, potatoes,
heavy soups, fat MEETS. nuts, butter,
cream, oyster patties, guease liversi
beans and bananas. -
II you are alrendy too large, diet,
diet, diet, and then begin all over
again. Cruelty your appetite; go into
q straight jacket; array yourself in
sackclothAand ashes. Live on lean
meat, eggs, fish and raw cabbage.
Drink hot water. Walk five miles be-
fore dinner. Starve IN the land OF
plenty. Become irritable. Watch
the hungry and fierce look grow into
your face. Go to the scales every day.
Dream of banquets. III three months
your clothing will not fit you. Oh,
IT'S great fun for the tailor and the
doctor.
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NORTH CAROLINA OBSERVATIONS
Not a Clond MARRIED tho View OF
the Astronomers.

Not q Cloud MARRIED the View of
the Astronomers.
Wadesboro, N. c., May 28.-The
eclipse was. viewed here this morning
without a cloud to mar the spectacle.
Observations were made by scientists
from the Smithsonian. institute Mt
Washington, the English astronom-
ical society, London, the Yerkes OBJ:
servatory, Princeton university and
the Charleston, S. G., military insti-
tnte. Representatives from the To-
ronto, Can, astronomical society We're
at work also. The eclipse furnished a
beautiful sight and observers unite
in pronouncing the conditions perfect.
Prof. Barnard, Of Yerkes observatory,
stated that the totality period was
slightly incorrect. All the principal
which proved the moon tables to be
slightly incorrect. All the principal
work was photographed and the pro-
gram was completely carried out.
OF the actual results nothing can
be told for some time. A special
train from Charleston brought 400
persons to view the eclipse.
Pine Hurst, N. c., May 2s.-The OBJ
s%ervations here were n gratifying sue
cess. Prof. A. N. Skinner, in charge
Of the naval observatory party, fur
nished the following statement:
.The sun S clear and was sue
cessfully observed. The delicate APP
,paratns was in perfect adjustment.
The first contact occurred at the pre-
dicted time, 1886. The beginning. Of
the totally was the signal for the
work of the morning, which was ac-
complished in the short time of "a
seconds. Five spectrum photographs
were obtained with fiat grating and
grating by DIR. Ames aud AS
sistants Hull. Gilbert and Reese. DIR.
Chase, of Yale, obtained four fine
spectrum photographs with nm obs
~jectiye prism s~pectroscope. Fine pho
tographs of the outer corona were OBJ
with six cameras on a polar
nxis. Good drawings OF the corona
were made by Profs. Wood, Frisby,
Vowel. Wood and DR.. Dorsey used
polorized copies. Eyerything passed
cuted.""
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John 8. REA DEAD.
Former G. A. II. commander passe.

Former G. A. II. Commanders Pnsscs
Away In minneapolis.
Minneapolis, May so.-Judge John
p. Rea, commander in chief of the G.
A. II. in 1887 and 1883, died at his
home on Nicollett islandsat 10 o'clock
last night, from d disease pronounced
to be hardening of the brain.
John 7. Rea was born at Lower Ok
ford, Chester county, Pa, October 10.
1870. In 1867 he was graduated in the
classical course at Ohio Wesleyan uni
yersity, Delaware, o. He entered the
army as a private In Company b,
Eleventh Ohio infantry, April 16, 1861.
He was promoted for gallantry sey-
eral times, and November IS, 1868, he
was breyetted major for gallantry In
action Mt Cleveland, Tenn.
He was appointed Judge Of the
Fourth judicial district in April, 1886,
and was elected to succeed himself,
without opposition, In the fall of that
year, and served until July, 1890, when.
he resigned. Judge Rea was a mem-
Der of the Presbyterian church and.
was married October 26, 1869, to Em-
ma NJ. Gould at Delaware, o. He had.
no children.
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logics Is addressed e The loyalty 2

loRies he addressed to thesloyalty g
the arlnys nv ',A sss
.sWo accept your apologies.nscsrieEda
n. de Cassagnac.
n. Dcschanel thensreadsa number OF
orders OF thesday criticising the gov
ernrnentss attitude, and one proposedI
by N. Leon Bourgeois, republican rad
ical, coIched thus
'ssIrh chamber, approving
sof the government and confident OF
the deyotionyyof the army 70 the
Sfatheriand, and the republic passes
to the order OF the day.
motion Implying censtre upon
the government on the Gets of Detect
i've Tomps was rejected by POI votes
against 246.
Then the first part Of the motion Of
M. Bourgeois, approving the nets OF
the government. was adopted by 2sSy
votes against 247 and the second p6r-
ton was passed unanimously. The
session was then adjourned until
Thursday next. gsg
The Waldeck-Rousseau cabinet thus
emerged victorious from the the most
vigorous assault yet delivered against
IT. is rnmored that Captain Fritsch
sent his seconds to NJ. Waldeck-
Rousseau at the conclusionsof the sesr
sion.
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senator Netlinstou cars ~ Upsan.ld
Vt1es AdOntSon, M assS

Sasss ugrkes Adop4ioa.
WAeAinSt0n, May 3o.-CenatprsHala peN.
Observation-Disclosures 0fssfhes confAfsnSe
treport on b ttHyRI appropriations BILL the;
fNfnaoe plate Qnestlon.f Eethe c0T1rEe o. ID.
sstr0ctlon D gcAdets 1t annapolis and the
lnsuiar surveys yet being disputed.
After some debate the conferences report
sspssor Msiiinsto,n,, Il sa4aryland, called
ND Tefler's resolution expresning saytnpa-
Thy for the Beers declartngt that this row
etIli1nent should extend itA- friendly ofdicesi
with a@NXtew OF Sbrinstng the MarsatoHa
close. He maintained that congress-
would mt have performed the I lyI1ea
S1resof Its duty AZ, before Adjournment, 1t
not redeem Its pledge 10 give the 5peo-
pie o. Cuba = free, Independent govern
ment, declare Its policy I'D to the PHILLIP
opposed. and ifsit did not tskn desnitss
action III favor OF the Boers.s -
.WclltnGt0n discussed NJ length hi ORR
GIN q the pending war q declared that
Great Britain wasfunAhle otherwise
representation and EMbelsn HA denounced
sEngland for what he declared Its policy
Of aggression agatnstf the Beers, driving
them from place 10 place. each OF which
q been purchased by the money OF the
Beers n baptized with their blood: De-
spite treaties of friendship between the
Beers and Great Britain they were sviO-
lated because, he maintained, England
never kept o promise where It was To- her
advantage to break IT."
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How uch You Eat

Is not the question, but, how much you
digest, becausesfpod does good only
when 1t Is sdigested and assimtlated,
taken up by the blood and made into
muscle, nerve, bone andsstlssue: Hoods
sarsaparilia restored Nhe;stonachl Its
powers OF digestion. fsngappetite Is
natural md healthy, m SafAyspepsia il
gone u
stomach TYoUA ENM
mother hada very bad stomes ktfouble.
She weighed only iii pounds. After
taking four bottles OF Hoods sarsapar-
lla she weighed 1875 pounds. She took
IL again after the grip and M bottle
got her up.'' Miss oties McCoy. 528 La
fayette ave, Lebanon, Ind.
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%CHILDREN,s HOME.
a $4,000 structure 70 BE Erected

A $4,000 Structure to BE Erected
ut Once.
Sioux Falls, S: D., May 2s.-The
board OF managers of the Children's
home held q special meeting yester-
day, when it was decided to erect the
new home at once.
The board hopes to have the work
under way within the next thirty
days.
The plans call for a stone building
to cost $4,000. II will have u high
basement, two stories and an attic.
The latter will be high enough to per-
init of its being finished off into rooms
at some later date il the board should
deem it advisable.
The building will be strictly fire
proof, and contain all modern i'm
proyements.
The building committee, consisting
Of Mr.. S%herrard, chairman; Porter p,
Peck and DIR. Scott, will superintend
the construction Of the new school,.
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DECIDES FOR CHINESE.

Federal Judge isnies Against tho
Health Authorities al frisco.
San Francisco, May so.-Federal
Judge Morrow has issued an injunrc-
ton preventing the federal and local
health authorities from discriminat-
ing against the Chinese in the matter
of precautions against the bubonic
plague. This means That The Chinese
cannst be forcibly ~innoculated with
santi-plaguc serum and cannot be pre-
vented from entering or leaving San.
Francisco by federal auantine officers.
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Great lnducoment

New York Sun: A ahirt-waist Is.
Enlistment in an uptown building
has for neighbor q dentists office. OF.
the front Of the building at one end
is the sign, Ladies' Shirt Waists'--a4
the other end, Dental Parlors." BE:
tween y two, but much nearer the
shirt waists than the .parlors, . We
read: aAIl work absolutely painless.
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DIDN'T GET MUCH BOOTY.
lone Robber Holds Up raasenaers

Lone Robber liolds Up rasscngers
on ii. e: Sleeper.
Falls City, sNeb., May 2s.-Passen-
gers on the sleeping car of the Mis-
souri, Pacific railway. which left Kan
ssas City last night, were held up and
robbed this morning between here
2 stella by lone highwayman.
there were not many passengers III.
9 sleeping car and he did not ret
uch A mile east of Stella he
Jumped or ehektrain, keeping the pas
sengers back at the point Of q re-
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DECIDES AGAINST DEWEY.

Supreme Courts Decision ia the
Admiral's bounty Suit.
Washington, May @-The United States
court TO-DAY decided Dewey's
bounty claim against the admiral's con-
tention. The effect is TO deprive the adj
mtral and the men engaged with him at
Manila of half the amount. claimed by
them Chief Justice Fuller disscnted.
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@3SSs3 ! Ns9SS 80 .sociaIII.t..
ag1eyeaaI1dsRiai Dealer: mo. my
child, yon cannot marry Ravenswood
Plunks.sr
'But. papa, what 10 your objection
to H1yie??
Ny child, he issone ofSthe most OBJ
jectfonable socialists I ever met"
"a socialist, papa? surely you are
.mistakeni
No. I'm mot. He actually demands
ed to share my wealth with mel"
.Rayie did that? Why, papa, what
did he say?
sHe said he wanted to be my SON
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Samuel 7. Avery, the art sconnois-
sour and long q snoted dealer In art,
has given TO the New York public IL
ibraryh his very important collection OF
ietchings, autographs and photo.
graphs, and of large. volumes illus
treted by those arts, Mr.. Avery has
besnSfhirty years in making this col
lection, which contains more than
1000 pieces, and Is doubtless the
greatest private collection ever given
to- library In this country.
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But the customer had cautiously
backed out.
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Congressman John NJ. Allen of Mis-.
sissippi, though he served as lad in
the confederate army, did not allow
the war to interrupt his studies en-
tirely. He was just out of school and
carried everywhere a pocket Latin
dictionary, practicing latin compost.
ton by every camp fire. Afterward
he entered Cumberland university.
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Viewed BY the Isressdeot,

Fort Monroe, Va, May 2s.-The sun
WAS totally eclipsed ut 1853 in ascloud-
less sky. The period Of totality was
ABOUT thirty seconds. The president
Y party watched the phenomena
from the Dolpaal, near Lambert's
point, and Secretary Cages marty
from the lighthouse tender Holly.
The Dolphin passed on up the bay for
Washington.
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PAYNE CAUGHT I'M nEBRAsKA.
T 'tr, Of I.ynch.ne tho En.conv,c,

.Thrcnts Of I4ynchtniR tho Ex-ConvicG
Are Made.
onawa, la, May so.-Andy Payne,
the ex-conyict wanted for the Outrage
near castana, was arrested by the
marshal Of Decatur. Neb., a few miles
south of that place, where he had
hired out as o farm hand. Sheriff
Strain got him % waive requisition
papers and landed limaafeiy in the
;Monnona county Jail yesterday after.
noon. Threats Of lynehfng nre freely.
made, but Payne Will De given d fair
trial. A fsilsS
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Ivan Constanovitch Alvasovski, the
famous Armenian painter, has just
died. For some time he had been a
professor in the Imperial Academy OF
Fine Arts at st. Petersburg, Born in
1917, he wars the favorite artist OF
four czars-Nlcholas I, Alexander II,
Alexander Ill and Nicholas III.
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AS VIEWED in GEORGIA.
chnbot Expedition Cots splendid
Views Oc5ihe Corona.

ONNUU KLXptUILtO1 OCIB IehW
Views OF the Corona.
Chabot Observatory, Eclipse Station,
Silonm, Ga, May 2s.-The obserya-
tons here were q complete Gee
Professor Charles Burckhalter, OBJ
server in charge, gives the following
regarding the work:
observations successful ut this
point and full program of eleven pho
tograph exposures carried out. The
corona appeared strilingly like that
of the eclipse in India in 1893. The
Chabot expedition has the only appa-
iatns in the world that will give short
on the bright inner corona,
while giving long exposures on the
faint part at the same time on the
same plate. The plntes will be devel-
afternoon"
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Recently the. Russian agricultural
department has discovered III Kirghiz.
steppe on the eastern shore Of the
Caspian sea, immense naptha springs,
Of a quality which is snid to equal the
best American naptha.
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General Arthur Macarthur, who has
succeeded General Otis in supreme
command in the Philippines, is eight
years younger than his predecessor,
and is one of the best tacticians in.
the army, besides being popular
among officers and men.
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THE MARKETS.
sioux (Jl,v IIy. s,n.,l

Sioux City, May 2s.-sioux city Stock
Yards.Hogs-Mixed and light, 1880
A.9711a; heavyT $4.95d5y00.
Cnttle.Cows n heifers, s2.75n4.1o;
oxen. stcckers and feeders,
$500. 40; butcher steers, SAOOa5.0O:
calves and y%carltngs, $3.75G5.O0.