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DEMOCRATS ARE WISE.
Wepnbiicnns Apprcnensivc that a
PnrtS Mistake Has nccn Made.

WcpubiicnnS Apprcnensive that "A
Party Mistake Has ncen Made.
Washington. January q ~ Especial to the
Cincinnati Enquirer 1.-THE republican
leaders are In state OF alarm. The cold
currency bill, which has passed the house
and TO which the party has committed lts
political future is the irritant. Under
magnificent party alignment the bill may
be passed and probably will be. How.
ever not few now wish they had no, an
tered upon 1t until the presidential elae.
ton OF this year had been decided. They
fear lis effect upon the campaign. ana
some see in It the entering wease for
democratic hope,
Wheu this bill becomes a law the threa,
of tree silver coinage is unlimited. once 81
law, Il viii take a law to get II off the
books. II viii not be In the power o, any
president, be he democrat or republican,
TO change the standard without legislative
consent,
Herein is the milk in the cocAonu4. The
republican managers had hoped 10 force
Mckinley 70 a sucond term by again scar
ing the financial Interests solialy to his
support They fear II the currency bilt
Is the law OF the land they win be unable
TO create such alarm. They feel that the
currency problem once settled the cold
democrats who have strayed from the fold
wiz come back. They fear an inability 10
assess banks and corporations to con
tribute millions to their golfers. In short.
they fear that no matter what the dem
oeratle platform may contain or VIII, It's
nominee may be, 4 will be impossible 10
arouse the autasonisms Of four years ago.
Is II any wonder hence in the sly corr
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AS GERMANY SEES 1T.
Warren's Movement IN Considered n
signal Defeat.

Berlin. January 26Tho latest news
from South Africa is Interpreted MS Sig
nal defeat for the British, The Deutsche
Tages zeitung calls the British position
there another step into the mouse trap"
The last direct German mails to the
Irensvaal are now being returned f4om
Capetown without any explanation on ths
part OF the British authorities. The Ger
man press comments on the fael VITA
considerable heat,
An incident illustrating the bitterness OF
popular feeling in Germany agains, Bng-
lAnd Is he appearance "a a pamphlet ~
day entitled The Final Reckoning wish
England, This pretends to describe even .
In 1891 and sets lorth descriptions OF na,al
battles In which Germany defeats Gag
land, general breakup OF the British EN-
pire ensled with Australia declaring her
indepe ndenoe and the other British colo.
MES being divided up among various pow
prs,
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WASHINGTON.

G. b Moore presented arguments TO the
river and harbor committee In support
Of the Sabine lake ship channel.
Roberts is to be succeeded by grand
son Of Brigham Young.
The pilot bill has been laid TO rest
The house ootnmittee on interstate and
foreign commerce. decided to report the
Nicaragua canal bill with the reconmen-
dalton for sio,OOo,oOo to commence with.
the completion to be at a cost OF
SAC, 600. 300
Secretary Hay has sent 10 tho house a
. complaint from Germany OF the custom
regulations OF United states
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FIFTY-sIxTu CONGRESS-.
The House-The session was devoted 10
eulogies of the lato Garrett A. Hobart.
FOREIGN.

The abdication Of the Chinese emperor
hs. caused sensation in Japan; Russia
Ii believed to be the leading hand in the
coup d'etati Chinese officials have been
superseded and troops are supplied with
ball cartridges to suppress an uprising OF
the people
The Figaro prints severe criticism OF
General Mercier
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Henxx Judgment rendered.

Conroe, Texas. January 26.-DsIra
court adjourned here today after being I
session three weeks, In the case Of M
John A. Hanna VS.. international and Gfs
Northern Railway Company, for the d.,
of plaintiffs husband, the jury a'sis'
the damage at $4,000.
In the case of Mrs. A. j. Harris VI n
Western Union Telegraph COMPANY Y
jury gave $500 for failure to dellyr
message promptly.
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GERMANY COMPLAINS.
customs ueRuIntlons of the United
states Cnnhe nhiectinns.

customs Regulations of the United
States Cause Objections.
Washington, January 26.-Secretary Hay
has sent to Speaker Henderson, for sub
mission to the house. copies OF complaints
Of the German government presented by
Its ambassador. Herr Won Holleben.
against the existing custom regulations OF
the United States applicable to merenau-
disc Imported from Germany
Secretary Gage, In a letter reviewing the
ambassadors complaints, states that the
existing consular and customs regulations
can not be modified without departure
rom the law Of 1890 and that such regua-
lions ARE equally applicable to shipments
from any foreign country and do not dis
criminate against or in favor OF any par.
ticular foreign market" Mr.. Gage sus~
gestS that congress deal with The latter.
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Pile. cured without the KNIFE.

All druggists are authorized By y
manufacturers of PAZo OINTMENT oN
fund the money where II fails to cure =,
case Of piles no matter of how long s'i.
ing. Cures ordinary cases IN Sly c.'
the worst cases in fourier days. uns Y
plication gives ease and rest. helHs
itching instantly. !.
This is new discovery and Is tns Y.
pile remedy sold on positive suaia1s''
no crre no pay. Price 80 cts ~,
II your druggist don't keep y u ~
send us so cts. in postage stamps ~
will forward same by mall !.
Manufactured by Paris Medicine =
ST. Louis. Mo.
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PHILIPPINES.

General Otis reports that Hayes has
driven the Insurgents out OF several
towns.
Admiral Watson reports the part played
BY Abe navy IN the operations in South
ern Luzon.
hoooe' s troops now occupy several hemp
ports almost hand to hand encounter
occurred.
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LOCAL.

Rabbi Bernstein breaches his first ser.
mon at Temple Beth Israel.
Death Of Miss Rosalie Towles. daughter
CT Captain C. Towles
several events to have taken place las,
night postponed on account OF the bad
weather. 1
a letter from Houston boy now sery.
ms In the Philippines.
entertainment by Ransford chaptsr
daughters of the Eastern Star.
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SUMMARY OF ToDAY's IMPORTANT NEWS.
TRANsvAAL.

General Butler advises that General
Warren abandoned sponkop wednesday
night.
a list of casualties Of Wednesday Ia
forwarded by General Butler.
The crowds in London received the news
OF the British reverse with gloom.
General Methuen is at a standstill in
Cape Colony. He commends the Bocr
t5ctics,, ftr
Captured Beers have arrived at Dur
tan.
Kimberley is again being bombareed
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hanged to a telegraph pole Just oulsl
the penitentiary walls. The mob or
sisted of several hundred men, reported !
be wholly unarmed and not a word W
spoken by any one until after the IA
had been hanged. The guards, -four !
number, were taken by surprise and cs'
powered before any resistance ccu'd I
offered.
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coNvIcTs RECApruHEp.
ohe or Them Was Lynched Near m.
penitentfary Wan.

penVer, Colo, january 2s.-News has
IuN' oeen received here Of the capture of
w noios and Wagner, the escaped con-
'ic's' and the subsequent escape OF was-
' sner' Reynolds is the man charged with
S Nriius Night Captain Roouey OF the Col
vraao penitentiary at Cancn CITY ana
!, ssener is said to have held Rooney wbils
re, noids killed him. Policeman Powell
s go a companion made the capture ON
f'plenee bridge, near Florence.
'er,--heynoids was taken from he
oineers when they reached Canon Civ snS
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Mr.. BRYAN IN DELAW ARE
Democracy's Champion Mel Cordial Re-
ception In Smyrna and Wilmington.
SPEECH WAS TO THE HONEST FARMER
Meeting with Abncr ,fMcIxipIcy on
the Trnin-,iet Delegate Who
First voted for Him.

Smyrna, Del, January 26.--William j.
Bryan arrived here from Harrisburg. Pa,
today and spoke TO a large audience in
the opera house He was accorded
hearty reception. Governor Tunnel Of
Delaware and Congressman L. Irving
Handy met him In Philadelphia and ac.
.companied him here. lie was warmly
greeted at stations along the route.
At smyrna Mr.. Bryan was entertained
at luncheon by Governor Tunnel together
with number OF prominent citizens. An
incident on the train during the run
from Wilmington was meeting between
Mr.. Bryan and Abner brother TO Pres-
dent Mckinley, who was on his way TO
Norfolk. The two exchanged pleasantries.
After luncheon Mr. Bryan was driven
at the opera house. where he delivered a
lengthy speech.
The opera house was crowded. Gov
ernor Tunnel introduced MIR. Bryan. who
said he was glad to meet and address the
farmers Of Delaware because the ISSUES
OF the day were of vital Importance TO
them. He said the tiller OF the soil was
the most helpless man In business and
even If prosperity swept the land and
crops were good, the farmer would not
men who control trade would not grant
the farmer the price he asked for hts
products. In speaking of the income tax
Mr.. Bryan said that when the Spanish
war came on the people OF this country
realized the mistake that had been mqde
by reason Of the income tax law being
RELOCATED to the rear and necessita ing
the creation Of the war revenue tax. tu-
stead Of the rich being taxed now a rev
enue stamp stares the poor people in tho
face every time they buy something.
Wilmington Del, January 26.-The re
turn trip to Wilmington from Smyrna was
begun at 3:i5 p. m. On the way back the
party was Joined by John r. Salisbury.
who Is said to have been the FIRST delegate
TO the Chicago convention OF 1896 who
cast vote for Bryan. When the train
arrived here Mr. Bryan was met by an
other committee and a band and was
escorted to the Clayton house, where he
had dinner with a number OF prominent
democrats AT s o'clock the Nebraskan
addressed large and enthusiastic audi
ence at the opera house, MIR. Bryan viii
be in Washington tomorrow.
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:
POLITICAL.

An authorized statement shows the
Maryland legislature intended no DIS
courtesy to Bryan.
Republicans now fear that they have
made grave mistake in pushing the gold
standard bill
The populist state committee is TO meet
at Waco some time In March
Mr., wooten has opened the congressional
campaign in the sixth district.
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Washington, January PA state
ment made last week by authority to
the effect that the government has
engaged in no exchanges with for
eigu governments respecting the Mica
ragua canal since the beginning Of
the present congress may now be re-
iterated. Certain conferences which
have taken place in London between
Mr. choate. our ambassador, and Lord
Salisbury have not as enormously in
ferred in some quarters, had to do
with the subject of an isthmian canal
but related entirely to minor affairs
Respecting the attitude of foreign ma
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DuBONIC PLAGuE
Is Officially Announced NJ
Absolute Isolation.

puenos Ayres, January 2s.-ofhclal no.
''Ao4'lon has been received of the an
peSrance Of the bubonic plague at Rosario
VA me west bank of the Parana, about 2so
miles by water northwest of Buenos Ayres.
: ne government has issued decree OF
absolute isolation.
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DOMESTIC.

Ihe kentu'ky Legislature is prepared
ior a test vote which may forecast com
Ing events.
The steamer Venetia. libeled at Norfolk
,or salvage due Texas tugs, has glves
bond
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House is not overserene. Favorites n j,
race nave been beaten before, no matte,
now Wen sroomed and>stabled. Hanna !.
uneasy The republican leaders are fre,
ing. The least wind may switch the sn,s
board aud the currency bill NAV n,av ,.'
part. pay lfA
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to 1856: what such allowances would
amount to. and what portion OF the sala-
ries Of the chiefs due under the treaty
atipulations from 1855 to 1899 have not
been paid.
Ats4:4o .. m. as a. further mark OF re-
spect. the house adjourned.
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THE NICARAGUA CANAL BILL.
Committee Will Report 1t With Partial Appro-
priation.

interstate and foreign
BILL and decided report the
section s10o0oo available
excavation construction defense
a exceeding $40O0O0O0
Hepburn chairman Of the committee
all the Of
slider objections which had been
IL the whole
said
would only portion made
following which adopted:
further authorized enter into
that be deemed
for the construction defense and completion of said canal
made,
to the NO0ooOc0
canal half built for
sl4oOoo0o0. what will do for the other half?'
Mr. oos bshest estimate Of thus far s
$400O0O0o
bill ordered reported
question then taken General swayne New
cable
govenm
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FROM OTIS AND WATSON
Several Hemp Ports Are Occupied BY
Kobbe'S Troops.
ALMOST A HAND.TC-HAND ENCOUNTERS
IIn,es Cavalry Drove Insurgents Out
Of roxxns--sIarietta Threw Shells
into Dcfense of Insurgents.

washington. January 26.-General Otis
cabled the war department today as 1911
lows:
Manila January 26--Kobbe's troops oc-
cupy the hemp ports Of Sorosogen, Dunsei'
Buana, Albany and Legaspi, southeastern
Luzon. Virac island and Catanduanos, ana
will probably occupy the ports of Cabbage
Cath Balogan and Tacloban on the ISLANDS
of samar and OF Leyte before tomorrow
evening. No opposition except at Legaspi'
where 400 insurgents, strongly entrencnea'
under Chinese General Powh, made stup-
born resistance, and the troops landed I'M
der protection OF the guns OF the Nasn.
| Vile: which bombarded the fortihcatons AZ
close range. The enemy's loss is over ftty
killed or MORALLY wounded; twenty eignt
killed at Bridge Head at almost hand 20
hand encounter, refusing to surrender.
Our casualties are Captain Bradley Han
cock, quartermaster of volunteers, aide 10
Kobbe. wounded In the hand, and six men,
including one sailor on the Nashville,
slightly wounded. These ports contain
great quantities of hemp ready for ship
ment and will be open or the Goth.
Otis.
Washington, january zo'-General Otls
report of yesterdays movement OF the
campaign In Luzon is as folows
Manila, January g6.-Hayes cavalry re-
| ported at Santa Cruz, drove the enemy out
Of Luzena, 7ayabas and adjacent towns,
and rescued twenty Spanish prisoners and
1--WE women other Spanish prisoners We're
moved hack in small attachments into the
n ountains; the enemy dispersed and the
greater part are believed to be seeking
homes at Tayabas; found record, dated the
18th instant, saying eleven American pris-
| oners leave tomorrow, sick, not known 10
what place. Hayes casualties, one killed.
three MORALLY wounded, two slightly In
iured. Otis.
Washington. January 2s.-Admiral Wat
son cabled the navy department an ac-
count of the part taken by the navy IA
the splendid campaign now being made In
Southern Luzon by General Schwan. The
admiral's dispatch refers TO the engage
ment or rather TO the series of engage
ments, which took place along the eastern
and southern shores of Lake Taal a week
ago. There Is no outlet from Lake Taal
into the sea nayigable for warships. but
The Marietta took up position close to the
narrow neck OF land which separates the
AXE from the sea and threw shells across
into the insurgent de'enses
The admiral's account of the affair IS a,
'oliows: The Marietta with Gheen COM
manding. on the 18th co-operated with the
army In the capture Of Taal Enfiladed tho
lnsurgent trenches at about 1900 Yards.
Lieutenant Price landed with a Colt gun.
Gheen reports that battalion of the For
ty-siNth under Major Johnston carried the
bridge and town very CALAMITY, facing ar
tillery and rife fire"
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Robert W. Murray was today appointed
messenger in the weather bureau at San
Antonio.
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Frank w. Orr has been appointed sub
uitute clerk In the postofnce at Austin
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THE Gift of Healing
PEOPLE SAY DIR. HATHAWAi -
THIS POWER.

His Brother Physicians Hcws s.
Say 1t Is His Most Thorough 81, ~.
title Trimming in College ana -
pitnI, Combined with HIS -, a..
nous Practice, which Enabies -
to Perform Such Wonder
Free Trial Treatment.
A record OF more than twenty year, , =
variable success has made Dr. =
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wan visit Richmond

hehmond. Va. January 2s.-Hon W i,
Bryan has advised committee 0, tho 49,. =
eral assembly that he will addres. ee ~
and Is. PepFuary s
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lions toward the United States, In the
event that the pending Nicaragua bill
becomes law. it can be stated that
the subject has received nothing more
than preliminary consideration and
It is questionable whether inquiries
from any foreign power would be ac-
ceptable while the bill is pending be-
fore congress and its fate is uncer-
tain In the event of the final pass
age Of the bill it is probable that the
overtures directed 10 any foreign gov
eminent by the United States in con-
nection with this matter would be
made to Costa Rica and Nicaragua
and not 20 an European power.
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Texas postoffices have been established
- follows, cozart, Pamela county, Robert
". Terry postmaster; Rugby, Rcd River
ounty, VIM, r. Bartlett postmaster.
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CONSPICUOUS ABSENCE.
British Ambassador Would Not Dine
viii LeNdn.

Paris. January "a. a. m.-The morning
papers comment on the absence OF the
British ambassador. Sir Edmond J. Mon
son. from President Loubets diplomatic
dinner Thursday evening, at which Or.
Leyds was present The Echo de Paris
much remark. Moreover the receptions ar
the British embassy have been suspended
for some weeks past Marquis de Gallifet.
who was formerly a constant visitor has
not been seen at the embassy during the
last fortnight We may add that the recall
of Sir Edmond Monsoon which was so much
discussed before the Transvaal war. is only
delayed He viii be replaced after the ex-
position"
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Ernest Il. Russell has been appointed
stamper in the postoiAee at El Paso.
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London, January 81, 4 a. m. The Times
in an editorial alludes to the significance
of Dr. Leyds dongs In Paris remarking
Or. Leyds was guest at Minister Lou
bets banquet on Thursday, where, In con
sequence, the British minister did not APP
pear NJ Delcasse couversed some time
with him and It is believed he has since
received him at the foreign office"
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"The Gift of Healing while ms sS sritit
sicians know that 1t Is MS ln9s srssst rrsfg'
enioyed by any specialist n ws sboat ~
which have enabled him 20 Dr'nA !.
seemingly marvellous cures. - horn q.
Undoubtedly Or. Hathaway wbies essss
that peculiarly keen insight ..,nns With y,
him TO diagnose diseased coh u'' ,ope thf y,
true that his most thorough colis ,,'',ct 4 Z
and hospital practice had ,y,sry.,d MSs
toward making the Great sssrdir "
There is no town or city ana n ,hero sfs y
let IN this whole country where ,hsway t'r
those who daily bless pr. ~ rescue w, .z
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those dreaded diseases OF me ~ riIue j 4
lungs. etc. through all manns. sfs llit ~
distressing complaints which ~ .,r,usn.
a rnisnrv fni. 81 many men nnN -
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To Cure La Grippe In Two INV.
Take Laxative Bromo oulnine Tables
os9ssists refund the money IL n ts,,. Al
lex. 25 cents - On each
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Talks But La.

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WASHINGTON NOTES.
Especial 10 Tho Post,

Especial 70 The Pnst,l
Washington, January 26.~-A widows
pension o; s. per month was today granted
susannah Stone Cofinth, TeSas.
7. l., Bellanly was toda, appointed post
master al Stout Wood county, Texas, yice
". e. Bellamy. resigned.
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-10-10
A Hard Cider Campaign.

Doc. Winnie, who is running for the
legislature on the Silver ticket, is now
gathering his apple crop and rapidly
turning it into an extra quality of
cider. Years ago his grandfather in
Ohio was participant in the famous
hard cider campaign with Tippacanoo
and Tylee too
He wore the white hat that was the
emblem of the Harrison people and
some years ago, when the Silver men
had their big parade in this city, Win.
ME was in line with the big white hat.
He still has the big hat and as his
head is not swollen with the nomina-
ton for the Assembly, it still fits him.
He proposes to make several hogs
heads of real CIDER" not the Oregon
connection, and turn it loose among
the voters. Mr.. Winnie is a. plain
honest farmer with no sack, and a
short wheat crop, but his cider crop i:
al right and when the voters begin t,
sample it they will realize that the,
are up against the genuine article
One or two drinks of that cider ant
old line Republicans will get in lin,
with Winnie.
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Squaw Murdered

n murder was committed near ia
cobi's ranch last Monday by which an
Indian named Fish Creek Jack killed
a,young squaw by shooting her with a
shotgun, says the Battle Mountain Cen
trail Nevadan. The tragedy seems to
have been the result of a love affair.
Fish Creek Jack wanted to wed the
dusky maiden, but she refused his offer
OF marriage. After the tragedy he left
the ranch, headed for the wild range
southwest of Jacobs ranch, and as he is
barefooted it is thought he will not be
able to make his escape.I
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under an assumed name, so the father
OF the young man viii not hear Of the
match. Incidentally, every one they
know, the father, the wife's sutton, a
girl friend, and everybody who should
be at home comes around and makes
things interesting. OF course it takes
a deal Of prevarication to straighten
things out and before the audience
knows it, the sutton of the wife is pre-
tending to be her husband. and she is
obliged to maintain the supposed re-
lationship. The whole thing about
the play is go" When Brown
gets to running nothing can stop him
but thine to go home