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London, Nov. 10.-Richard Croker s
horse. The scotchman II, with Lester
Reif up, having defeated Lord Durham's
Gerolstein at Liverpool yesterday, after
having been badly beaten by Gerolstein
at Duncaster the local stewards today
summoned Wishard, the trainer and
Reiff, for an explanation Of the Duncas-
ter running. They afterward decided to
refer the matter to the stewards Of the
jockey club.
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Sg0t0rrE1
A CONSTITUTIONAL
DISEASE,
AND MUST BE TREATED THROUGH
THE BLOOD. LOCAL APPLICATIONS
USELESS AND EXPENSIVE.
There Is an inner skin or lining that prot

There Is an inner skin or lining that protects the
more vital parts Of the body and though Of similar stuc
tre to the outer skin much delicate and sensitive
It is kept moist and elastic by fluid called mucous
hence the name mucous membrane Being abundantly
supplied with nerves blood vessels and glands inama
ton or pain quickly spreads the entire surface OF
this delicate covering This is why Caarrh which usually
begins with slight Inflammation Of the or throat
soon becomes depseated and dangerous Any organ COW
cred by this membrane is liable to Catah the lungs
stomach and kidneys being often attacked Many diseases
due entirely TO catarrhal condition Of the system
diagnosed and treated something else The foul
tons dropping back into the throat find their way into the
stomach and most stubborn form of dyspepsia is the
result The food taken into the stomach sous there is
sense Of boatng after eang severe pains IN the stomach
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Montreal, Nov I0.-Lord Strathcona's
special train on the Canadian Pacific
from Montreal to Ottawa today made the
distance, 112 miles in ITO minutes. leav-
ing here at S:37 a. m, and reaching OF
tawa at 1927. The run was made IN a
heavy snowstorm and deducting ten min
utes for stoppage and slow runs the ac-
tual running time was 100 minutes for
I'D miles
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Mny Tie u VanderhiIt srrtenn-

Springfield. Mass, Nov. 10.-The strik-
ton and Albany railroad in West Spring
field threaten to tie p the whole Wander
bit system if their demands are not
granted. They declare they have 10000
boilermakers behind them and can call
upon other labor unions to back them
IN their demand
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closed barely steady; November. 1921;
Dece mber. s. %; January, s9.21; February
$9,2I; March. S9.3; April S923; MAY
s. .; June 50 q; July, s.. p; August s.. Is
September. S. 80
Galveston Nov 10-Cotton firm; &C.
New Orleans, Nov. 10.-Cotton steady;
Tnidullng 1-lGc
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Joliet. H., Nov. 10--The McKenna roll
ing mills here closed today for an in
definite period. About 800 men are af-
fected- Lack of orders is given as the
cause of the shutdown.
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becom G S thicker
and very offensive,
the air passages are
obstructed, com
polling the sufferer
to breathe through
the mouth. When
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A BAD COLD Ar FIRST.

st arst thought had only bad Gold.
But when it began 70 Inconvenience me
/ wss given the usual local application,
Of sprays, washes, etc. This treHtrnert
relieved mo for short time, bat she dis
ease was growing worse steadily. ny
nose and throat were constantly ohoked
up was 81 the time hawking and spit
ting, and the disease became very often
sivs. None OF the medicines seemed 90
resoh she disease. Finally somo one
recommended s. s. s., and befors L had
finished one bottle foit better. I con-
anued the medicine, and 80 cured me per
1nsnently.-Mrs.s s. L. EABLBs McNary,
Ky.
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kansas and Ind

Kansas snd Indian Territory me-
dums. 13c OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 3
Fine and fine medium. lie to-. IA
Heavy and sandy Sc to.-............. 10
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-okEL 81 ~ lIAlAkekr AhAltas AtA AAAE ~ E@H
ling November II, 1850:
LADIES LIST.
A Heating, Nellie
sxander, Maggie. kaufman. Bessie.
rnett. Mrs. Alice Lucky, Mrs. ]. B.
: Lewis, Mrs. Bessie.
rtIett. Mrs Mary "a
wers Florence. Morse, Mrs. p. O.
undage. Mrs. c. Miller, Florence.
van. Blanche. Moore. Mabel
u. Trickes A. Mcdowell. Mrs, +.
r.. Gertrude. McAfee. Mrs. Jen-
C ria-
mon. Lizzie. Mccormick. Kate.
rter, Mrs S. A McClurg. Eva
r0sJOpher, Mrs. McClain Maude. 4.
mons. Mrs. Jno. Nesselrode. Flora.
lrk. Myrtle. Noble. Mrs Mat
rrier. Matte. O.
x. Mrs. H. Owens, AIRS. z. n.
D. O'Brila, Sylvia.
ty. Mrs Mary. =.
rsey, 9frs. Ella. Peirce, Mrs Ira S.
F. Phillips, Helen
ir Kate. r.
aeran susie. Rude, Anna.
aed. Nina Ross. Irs. Ophslia.
stcher Nellie. R0nerts. Nellie.
G Robbins. Nellie.
.hIth Mrs. Allie Ross, Mrs Mabel
ems s5 s ii4 T. p. sheer. Mrs. WIN.
orge. alrs. =. Sfofts. Pearl
H. Stemmons. Mrs g.
int. Mabel Smith. Mrs stella
M. Mrs Mary. T.
Il. viola Thomas. Mrs. A y
wei. 1frs q ". Thomson Rachel
rman, Mrs Mile Thomas. Ms S.
wilkins, Miss c. Thomas. Grace
rrice. Grace IS.
rnev. Mrs. Kate. woodward. Ger
he Mrs Emily trude 81
nson. Mrs Mar Wilkins. Ars wade
~ Whitaker. Mrs =
thar3. Minerva WadIey. Mrs p "
var5 2fss Cy'e Wagner. aIrs 81 T.
riding Afrs Pearl Wheeler. Fannie
IL. 1frs Laura IS arms, Blanche.
wilson. IDA T.
z Young. Miss S.
GESTI4E3lES's LIST
\. Jeansten. Jas =.
erustlr. Th0s- johnson So s.
eu. arthur =. y
-. E1u. J. 81 Keller. WA
& p Iane. James y.
daraon. 1Izrtn Iaissn, g b.
sns. = W. Long. Albert
81
sn. 81 II. 7Gann oscar
rferGeld. 81. r 21a1d1x Joe
a1e~. John Martinez hsFred
ra5lct. j p. Matthews WsL
-nfef .. o. ttonterr-
re-t =. Iuiian. Charisy.
E- Mur
-rf-r. Martin 9rTDgrai1 J. 7
s. A. Alner 4
rs teg
r G Ncaol
s x mo1t Nice 5u
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Kansas-Fair Sunday and Monday;
north TO east winds
Oklahoma and Indian Terrftory-Fair
Sunday and Monday; northerly Wnds.
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HIDES

side branded ...-.--..-..--............ .061s
Bull hides ...-..,...-.- --............... -06
Part cured hides. &c less.
No. ! tallow +.-......-.-.-........ .O4
No tallow ....-...---.-...--...... % p
Dry flint butcher hides...-..--....... IS
Dry fallen hides ...........-........... II
No. / green salt horse hidss..-.......s2,2 .
No. 2 green salt horse hides ........ 12s
Dry sheep pelts, per In. 6 to...... .0S
Green salted butcher pelts, 40c to-. y
Green sailed shearlings, 15c to-. .
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AND
SPLITTING.

the irritation extends % the throat BTon-
chitis and even Consumption Of the Langs
begins. When the delicate machinery OF the
ear is attacked and the soft bones destroyed,
partial and frequently total deafness follows.
The Catarrhal patient makes known
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New York Nov 10.-Sp0t cotton closed
gulf g 13-I6c, sales, 80 bales. Futures
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ers. "a. 7594 IS: butchers, s4.s5g4 IS.
Sheep-Receipts. 100: market strong
native mutt0ns, s. 50G4- p; lambs, ass
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IN. ! L.. ~. 80
CAsH OrOTATIONs.

Flour-Market quiet.
Whea mo. 8 spring, 6SGl No 2 red,
G5rn-No. 2, $4,000; No. ? yellow. 291s
GtOc
white, 24i<62s1zc.
Rye-No. q 4Sc.
Barley-Fair to choice mailing, 54d5sc.
Fax seed-N0. I. northwes tern, $l.S5.
Timothy-s eed-Prime S4.10Q4. 20
P9rk-Mess. per Dbl 5000
Lard-Per 100 his. 81 9007. 05.
short rib sides Qoosel, }6.55a5.90; dry
sailed shoulders (boXed). 5&s57sc; short
clear sides Cboxed). s. 70'G6. 80.
Whisky-Basis Of high wines. Sl.27
Clover-Contrac grade. 80
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dasa ntote bloc s o p
sveeyss sin hts n
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LETTER LIST.

List of letters advertised by the post
master at Wichita Kan. for the week
ending November II, 1850:
LADIES LIST
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phere. We call It a cold in the head at inst;
there is constantly a dull headache with a
thin, watery discharge from the nose. As
the Inflammation increases this discharge
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KANS CITV

Kansas City, Nov. 0.-Wheat-Decem-
Der. CSC; May, 7051c; cash, No. 2 hard,
67061zc; No. g. 65d69c; No. 2 red, 714c;
No s, 67lznTOc.
Corn-December, S31ka33Hc: May. 3f%0
$3.50; cash No. mixed. 321a033ilc; No.
white, nOmnally, 35c; No. s, s21ad25c.
Oats-No. , white, 2512c.
Hay-Choice timothy, S1oa10.50; choice
prairie. sass
Butter-Creamery. 16Q2oc; dairy fancy,
1sc
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| Am Making
Special Inducements

% early buyers on everything 81 Muricai
Merchandise ~ goa are thuains -
making some enc q prosoat q a had
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On the Produce Exchange, today, tbs
market closed as follows:
Butter-AIarket firm; creamery, 15g2S;
dairy, 12d20c
Cheese-Active. I9611tkc
Eggs-Steady; fresh, &c.
Dressed poultry-Steady; turkeys, 1oc;
chickens. 1IhN9c
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ENTIRELY DEAF.

7 had Cstarrh, which hecaus
50 dsep-seafod that / was susire-
~ deaf IN one ear, and az she tn
side q my noas, including psrt
Of the bone. sloughed ctf. When
the 6ls8ase hsd gone this far tho
physician gave ms up ss tpeur-
able. 1 determined % sTy S. s. g.
as q last resorf, and bogsn 80 im-
prove az once. II seemed 20 Eeta 81
she seat of the disease, and After
a few weeks treatraentI was en-
tire!y cured. and Tor moro than
seven years have had nc sgn Of
the disoaus. Mrs. ICsEPHIHE
POLHILL, Due West. 8. @.
.ous matter that collects IN ths
gradually lost, and the victfIr
i've TO chose IN his presence.
d. or wren local applications
eco remedies. cigarettes, etc.
eased surface. while the parts
.urable. and have lost faith IA
t It and patiently endure il.
isouous matter that reaches *
; the irritation, the symptoms
{ a thorough cleansing aud
ing relief.
r with things that can At best
are not intended or expected
res Catarrh by removing for
and vitisted blood is made
a strengthened and quickeued.
hes the diseased membranes
IS the discharge. S. S. S. tones
and assimilation Of food. and
s membranes are checked and
ne. There are no minerals in
ing and tonic properties. Il
xpect It 70 get well Of It's own
|. your case ard our physicians
It any cost to you whatever.
1ANY. ATLANTA, a.
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ST. LOUIS.

St. Louis Nov. Observation-Disclosures No
red cash. elevator 72#c; track, 74l5c:
November. PIC; December, rise; May
771sc; No. 2 hard, 71Q7l1hc.
Corn-Higher: No. 2 cash. SIC; track,
26s d37c: November 35lsc; December,
$3.50, May 355s0354zc.
Oats Higher; No. 2 cash, 23i5c; track,
Die; November, 23ikc; December, Z2&c;
May, A5sc; No white. 261ac.
NEW YORK
New York. Nov 10.-Butter -Rece' pts.
$50 packages; market strong; state
dairy, 15d22c: creamery. 16d2Itc: June
creamery, 17022c; factory. I3dl5izc
Esgs-Receipts 1877 packages market
strong western, regular packing at
mark. 1SG23c; western. loss of. 25c.
Sugar-Raw. quiet fair refining 37sc;
centrifugal. % TEST, 4Ssct mOlasses sugar,
$50. Refined dull; crushed, 900; powge err
&c. $50; granulsted, $50
CoGee-Dull; No. Rio, Sic.
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n5nuah
int the brought
for
don diseased
in climate the
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Is 9ovs ssz 1ls- -
The daily news., 1900-03-09
THE BIBLE CONFERENCE.
Counters SchiInmelmau One OF tho
Distinguished Speakers.

ATLANTA March S-The arrival Of
DR.. A. G. Dixon of New York and the
Coun''s Schimmelman completes the
lsi Of visiting speakers for the Bible
conference now ia session az the TaLer-
nacie Baptist church III this city.
Among those who are here for the
purpose OF participating III the confer
encs are:
y. 3. BrOcghtOn, proprietor of The
El5.lcGl Recorder; Rev. b D. Gray, d.
D., pastor OF tbs FIRST Baptist church
OF DigminE ham. Ala; Rev. William
LunsfOrd, d. D., of Bowling Green,
hy.; Rev Z. a Nunnaiiy. d D, pres
idsnt Of the LaGrange Female college;
Rev. \. b. Vaughn, d. D., of Canton,
Ga; isev. J. E Barnard. D. D, pastor
Of the Firs; Baptist church OF Admission,
Ala; Rev. Julian Rodgers or Macon;
lsv. ". Cawthorn of Quitman; Rev. :.
b Jester OF Fort Valley, and Rev. Mr..
Aonc-ief OF LlGrange.
Dr.. r a. Torrey spoke at 10
o'clock this morning. DR.. \ .. Dixon
at IL O'clock, the Countess Schimmel-
man at 3 O'Clock in the afternoon, and
at O'clock DR.. Torrey again preached.
DR.. Dixon and the Countess Schlm.
meimln spoke tonight.
Tre meetings are largely attended
and great IN crest Is manifested.
The daily news., 1900-03-09
GEN, JOE WHEELER
ON THE PHILIPPINES
Says ISLANDS Are Ready For
Self Government.
TERRITORIAL FORM BEST

Great Possibilities For T'radC-NaniIa
Our Gateway To the Eas;-BrIirves
United states Nearing Unparalleled
Prosperity.
SAN FEANCIsCo, March 5-Gsneral
Joseph Wheeler favors giving the Phil.
ippinos a territorial form Of govern
ment Said be:
Il bsheve the people are ready fer a
certain Kind of self govern uent They
coCld 30 given the power to make laws
unde- such system OF government as
has been adopted for our territoe ees.
The municipal governments are ar In
tire hands OF the natives and they get
along without trouble or friction. I'm
ser territorial form the islands could
be best controlled"
IIe reviews els impressions of trade
possibilities in the Orient as follows:
England. Russia. Germany and
France have braved war and pestiience
In efforts TO secure q share of tbs wealth
which wall come to them by commercial
relations with these people The treaty
OF peace cast upon rs the responsibility
Of sovereignty over from 8. 000. 900 TO
ii, 900, 900 people, together with the
islands which they inhabit. containing
an area three times that OF our great
aud prosperous en- pire state
Very naturally there may be honest
difference OF opinions as 10 whether
everything has been conducted during
the two years IN accordance with the
highest wisdom and best judgment,
but there should be no question among
the American people aS 10 the duty and
wisdom Of now uniting In 4 determined
effort 10 take he situation as Il stands
and 10 conduct the affairs OF our couu-
try as 10 add the most 10 its glory,
honor, welfare and prosperity. 1t is a
friendly struggle for commercial su.
p-emaCy. in which our rival nations
ere using their best efforts. and | say
let Us IN n friendly blt determined
spirit use our best efforts also
Oar Pacific cities a.e now face to
face with the eastern shores of Ala.
The NIcaraCuan canal will bring our
gulf ports nearer TO them than those OF
the Atlantic and Europe.
With Manila as a great depot steam.
ers from that emporium could reach the
commercial ports OF eastern Asia as
readily as it can b. done by English
steamers from Hong Kong.
1T seems TO me e there is but lit
tie limit to the pos. 10 .lities which are
before Us and we are certainly justified
in the belief and hope that the United
States is on the eve of unparallel pros
perlty.
The daily news., 1900-03-09
IRISH PAPERS ON VICTORIA.
Conf citing Commcnts on Her Msjes-
ty's Proposed Visit.

DUBLIN. March 3-The newspapers
of this city give rather a chilling recer-
tiol TO the announcement of the pro-
posed visit OF Queen Victoria to Ireland
next month although the comments are
perfectly courteous The Freeman s
Journal says:
The chIvalry of the Irish Will ensure
a respectful reception. but 1t Is mpCssl-
bic 10 congratulate her .Jesty on the
opportunity chosen for a royal visit
after a boycott so long and perslstently
maintained"
The Daily Independent says:
The Nationallsts Will have no other
desire hut that her majesty should re-
ceive at the hands of the Irish a re-
spectful welcome.
The Daily Express, after remsrking
that the visit Is intended as a most
marked and most notable expression of
her majesty's indebtedness 10 the gal
liant IriShmen who have served her so
nobiy IN her hour of anxiety. cordially
assures the queen that she viii receive
the heartiesT welcome
The daily news., 1900-03-09
WEDDED N MEMPHIS.
Mr. Peter Bel and BRIDE arc At H1.eI
EhCambia

Mr. Peter Bell Of this city left
here last sunday for Memphis,
Tenn very few of his friends know
ing the object OF his visit. aud they
were greatly surprised when Mr..
Bell and a charming bride arrived
here this morning aud took "A suite
of 20 pms at Hotel E~cambia. where
they are Low comfortably dom ciled.
Tie bride was Miss lone Cohn Of
Memphis. The marriage took place
al the residence Of her brother, Lu
Torsdale, at Memphis, last Wednes-
day evening". the pastor Of the Meth
OjiSt church there officiating.
The News heartily congratulate
Mr.. Bell upon this. che happiest
event OF his life. and wishes for h'm
and his Iovely bride long life Of
perpetual bliss.
The daily news., 1900-03-09
Glorious News

Comes from Dr.. u. Z. Carrile. Of
WaShita, I. Il. lie writes: -Four
bottles of Electric Bitters has cured
Mrs. Brewer Of scrofula, which had
caused her great suffering for years.
Terrible sores would break out on
her head and face, and the Rest doc
tors could give no help; but her cure
l. complete and her health il excel
lent This shows what thousands
have rrOved.-that Electric Bitters
il the best blood purifier known.
Its the supreme remedy for eczema,
letter. salt rheum, ulcers. bOils and
running sores. II stimulates liver.
Kidneys and bowels. expeIs poisOns.
helps digestion builds up the
strength. Only 90 cents. Sold BY
w. a. D'A!embeTte, Druggist. Guar
anteed.
The daily news., 1900-03-09

We have saved many doctor bills
since We began using Chamberlain J
Cough Remedy in our home. We,
keep a bottle open all the time and
whenever any of my family or my
self begin to catch cold We begin 70
use the Cough Remedy, and as Il re-
suit we never have To send away for
a doctor and incur a large doctor
bill, for Chamberlaih's Cough Rem
edy never fails to cure. IT il GER
tsinly a medicine IF great merit and
" wprth.-D. =. MEARKIE, General
Merchant and Farmer, Matte. Bed
ford county, Pa. For sale by Han-
nah Bros, 2l South Palafox street.
The daily news., 1900-03-09
CHINESE CONSUL PROTESTS.
Says Quarantine Of Chinatown La San
Francisco Outrageous.

SAN FRANCISCO, March s The Chi
nese consul ger eral here has issued .
proclamation which is inuc-sed by the
six companies. protesting against the
action of the board of health and police
in quarln'ining Chinatown because Of
the discovery Of a suspected case OF bu-
boaic plague. He says he mas iuvesJi-
gated the matter anu finds that the man
clod OF n common alimenJ, after an
operation had been performed. lie de-
ci-res that there IS no excuse for the
blockade which has been placed on the
Chinece quarter and says:
"SAOlid this outrageous conduct be
continued. l will invoke the protection
o, the treaty now existing between the
United STATES and China The city
board of health has decided to enforce
;he quarantine in Chinatown with the
greatest possible strictness
The daily news., 1900-03-09

TooN0 ,BoR0. Gs, March - Glenn
Gibson. a negro was ambushsd and
shor yesterday III the EeiCh5orhood Of
L,Ehtfoot. Tne shot proved to he fatal
Suspicion rests on Henry Stubbs. q ne.
GRO. IS the party that did the shooting
About year ago the same Henry
S5ubOs was way aid and shot by M.
known parties AMI IL Is supposed that
the killing ot Gibson Is the outcome Of
that shooting.
The daily news., 1900-03-09
OUTPUT TENNESSEE MINEs.
Pho -phate shows Greatest Gala For
the Past Year.


the Past Year.
KNOXVILLE, March s. Assistant Com.
missiouet Of Labor r y. Shitlett mas
aboct completed his report Of mining
operations OF the state for 1899. The
report shows the tonnage Of coal mined
in 1890 to bs 2. 737, 1874, 4 gain of Gal, ,8S6
tons over 1898 The coke production
wss 4IO. l57. u gain OF ~. 6J3 tons over
1898 Inc totaI cash value Of last year
coks was SS60 O73
The phosphate industry shows the
greatest prOporionate gain. its total
tonnage was 4G3. 0Gl, a gain Of I90. $40
tons over 1896 TINS dustry was won.
derfuliy advanced last year. The ton
mage Of IrSa ore, all varieties, was 661,-
liO. a gain Of 80. 10 over 1893. The
nurl Der of employees engaged in mining
III Tennessee last year Is given as TO-
Ola the report of Commissioner
ShItiott will he off the press N month.
The daily news., 1900-03-09

I.''. H ~. lr up tu Speaker Hen
Gc.-.u jo decide winch committee shall
Lav" tuc LII in tn, huuS" whom il goes
over from thc ~'Eat". The problbil.-
t.c- o." tLa. Hc,A Will claim il.
senator Hoar and Prcccdents
Some of al" iar.cr., of thr senate are
having q;Iir; laugh AZ the expense "
Senator HoLr. The Massachusetts
senator is regarded aS onr Of the most
profound lawyers in the senate. and he
.> always listened to with Il great deal
of attention when Lc has anything to
say. But he sometimes carries his
opinions too far To suit other senators.
and. in the instance which is causing
amusement. discussing the Quay case.
he said in substance: The prGCedent5
of the past tSOmc a. years nuwl 20 for
naught. No precedent will br OF any
value until il is i'm favor of seating seq
a;orS who have been appointed by gov
ernOrS whenever vacancy occurs"
one of the senators opposing Quay re-
marked rather grimly: THAT is. there
will be no precedent until there is a de
clsion on Mr.. HOar's side Then there
will be precedent"
ARTHUR W. Dunn.
The daily news., 1900-03-09
SmsiIp"x on Cruiser N-wark.

GA~ FRASciNeo, 4a-ea o,-lufOrma.
tion that runailPoH has appeared on the
cruiser Newark has been made known
through letters sent from member Of
the crew 10 L relative IN thls CITY.
While the vessel was ut N.gan. a port
IN northern LuZOu, two men were dis
covered 10 be suffering from the dlseas
and sent ashore. That more cases de.
ve,orei later IS evident from letters
" hlcn came via the HlnCOck
The daily news., 1900-03-09
WANTS TAX EXEMPTION.
Wealthy Corporation Proposes New
Industries For Bristol.

KNOXVILLE, March S-The Virginia
Iron, Coal and Coke company has pro
posed to the city council of Bristol,
Tenn, that II it is exem pied from city
taxation on Few industries for five
years it will establish a number Of new
enterprises In Bristol These Will en-
pioy from 500 to LOCO men.
The council last night took the mat
ter under Amusement and VII! soOa act
The company now owns ten iron fur.
naces near BRISTOL Inc nature Of the
Eew InausIrles Is not known.
The daily news., 1900-03-09
The Appetite Of a Goat.

l. envied by all poor Gyspeptic,
whose Stomach and Liver are out Of
order. All such should know that
Dr.. Kings New Life Pill, the won
derluI Stomach and Liver Remedy.
gives splendid appetite. sound di-
geStion and a regular bodily habit
that in>ureS perfect health and great
energy. Only % cents at any Drug
Store.
The daily news., 1900-03-09
Capt Jack Barry Dead.

Cap. Jack Barry, the well known
Junk dealer, who has been very i'll
FIR SOME time, died this afternoon.
Previous 70 his death lie made a
Will leaving all his property to his
brother aud sister, who live i'm San
Francisco. and appointing Mr.. F. c.
Sreut a. trustee.