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Hendauarters EstnhIirhed.

Chicago July Headquarters for tho
campaign were established by the democratic
National committee at the Auditorium II
tAls CITY today. Senator Jones arrived fl
Chicago today and completed arrangement,
whereby the National headquarters viii h,
located IN suite OF rooms on the s5cont
moor or the Auditorium, which were occu
pel by the Paris exposition commiszionsrs
I9rre are fourteen rooms in the suite
GRE. lnan Jones will leave for Washinptor
ana New York in the morning. He said to.
ina 10 the sub-commlttees and Would lie sn
LOUNGE Dem on his return in about fer
Gays While in Minneapolis he received re-
ports Dor :, which he said indicate that Minnesota
Most Of the senator's time todav H.s Se on
Suned In consultation with Chairman ! G.
JoEhscn OF the executive committee.
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lously and say that they were here ON a
peaceful mission
"No, but / do mean 10 say that they
had right 10 do what they did," re-
piled Governor Brown, and as TO making
a political speech. discaim 1t and | want
to except" said he stepping dramatically
toward the bench, ito the statements and
arguments made by the court. want
that exception entered in the orders"
"And ! want 10 enter an exception"
said Judge Cantrill, "to the political ar
the court. but really to the Jury by the
counsel for the Defense"
And l want to enter an exception"
shouted Judge Linsley, "to the state
ments Just made by the court"
Yes enter that too," said Judge
Brown.
BY this time lawyers, spectators and
newspaper men were half on their feet
with the excitement produced by the
words and actions OF the participants.
a general outbreak seemed imminent
hawyers on both sides were jumping to
their feet with interruptions. 1t was inn
possible to catch half the EXPLANATIONS
made and in the midst OF It all. the hour
LOT ~. aulournment having long passed, Judge
Cantrlll adjourned court.
W. p. Reeder Of Knox county s,v
Charles Finley at the depot at Barbour.
NIue on the evening OF January e when
tne crowd Of mountain soldiers was being
haue up TO 20 to Frankfort Witness
asked FInley If Goebel would not lie killed
ainiey replied. with gesture, that he
Wouia not be surprised. Witness asked
now soon he would be killed and Finley
replied that &c would possibly napuen in
ie"s IMAM live days. Witness had prepared
TO go 10 Frankfort with the crowd. but
FINLEY commanded him to remain at home.
witness said the conversation with FIN
ley took place in she presence OF Whar-
ton Golden.
w Il. Iatts, colorsd, ono of lie janltors
III the adjuJaut generals bufld,rg. said
that on Saturday before the shooting, the
day Of the Vanmeter- pscry contest, Green
/ Golden, Lieutenant Ricketts, and others
/ We're in the building. Csc Of tpein said
there was likely to be a fight any Minute.
Green Golden said they shoald be pre-
pared to stan6 of the police ANA a SEN
/ tlnel vas placed outside to watch the gate.
Representative Lilly came into the office
and one Of the men ia bin that a signal
shot was to be fred Ia the louGe; tfat
the republican members sho, "a NOS rise
from their seats; that the democrats
would rise up in the seats, a1i With the
men In the lubhies would be shot down.
On tho day of he ASA s5iIa.ion Wit
TESS salb he was in the barber shop In
the basement OF the executive building.
Immediately after tho shooting witness
said Henry Youtsey came into the base
ment. coming through from ale steps
leading mp 10 the secretary OF states
ONCE. Noutsey was running ana as be
passed eNclaimed Great God, wnat IS
that shooting about?' Youtsey did nat
stop, but ran out OF the room. lie held
his coat as II he had some kind OF an
object concealed under It. The shots
sounded TO tho witness as II they were
fired from the sccrotSy Of states office
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TRIAL OF ALEXANDER JESTER
SEVERAL WITNESSES GIVE CIKUum.
sTANTIAL EVIDENCE.
Prisoners Sister Testified Awatns
Him. Charging Him with Many
Acts OF Cruelty.

New London. Mo. July 2S.--Tho third week
Of the trial OF Alexander Jester began today
with Charles NJ. Martin OF Indiana on the
witness stand. lie swore that he had met
Jester on tho streets OF Webster Iud. lie
made ARRANGEMENTS to meet Jester az In.
dianapolis and ACCOMPANY him overland to
tao Jester farm. near Wichita. kan Wit
ness described their Journey through tn
s,Ates, and tho property Jester mad. much
OF WHEEL coTiesnonded with the properly OF
Glibsrt Gates. Witness also swore that be-
tween Fort Scott ana UniontoHn. Kan. Jes-
ter burned up a trunk This Is supposed
go have been the trunk belonging to the
nls9ins Gates.
Il, Y Martin, also of Indlana. testified that
~ accompanied Jester and the street parry
from Indiana to kansas he saw j stee
hurn trunk while IN Kansas. ne had never
sem the trunk until II was on Are He was
Impressed with testers dsmeaHor. he being
so reserved and guarded in what no said.
JCteph II. Thompson OF Richmond. Ind,
ttsfhed that Jester stopped TT his home in
1871 anc stayed there about a week. lie had
two teams and when asked where he got
lhe nay team he said he "dickered for u
iron young man who was travelling with
HIM The boy WAS travelling with him, he
saie' but rot tired and left him in Missouri
"a go home the witness said that after
Jester LEFT nc found some grain sacks In
ne barn with the name OF "A. A. Gates" on
them. Witness said he noticed that Jester
WAS Nery restless while at his home
MIS- street. testers sister, relating all
legged Incidents OF the defendants life said:
once while his VITO was III he kicked her
yleiouslY In the side almost killing her. He
also treated his children extremely cruel. re-
neatsdly beating them into insenslbllty AT
one Time In particular during TESTERS Young
mohhood. he followed his brothers for two
days with the expressed Intention Of killing
them for some fancied insult over a trivial
matter And one time he came TO his moth
! et home and had words with his sister,
and he knocked her down with n club and
when she tried TO escape from him no at
lacked her with knife and stabbed her in
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ings to extraGlte him under the new law
passed at the close OF congress was con
tlnued before Judge Lacombe IN the uul-
ted States court today
George 5. Marshall of the bureau OF
finances In the department OF posts IN
Cuba, testified that the money was kept
Ism a safe; that Medley signed the receipts
which witness made ont and Medley also
received the money and in most cases
opened the envelopes himself Medley mud
entire charge OF the receiving and disours-
Ing OF money. Mr.. Marshall went into de-
tails concerning the keeping Of the ledser
and said the last time he had seen II was In
April before Medley lett for the United
States.
II. T. Gregory, postotfce inspector,
said he had received q report OF the bureaus
OF finance. made two days before Neeleyl
left tho island The report WAS read,
and part Of it highly praised Neeleys
work Judge LacomOe excluded the re"
mort until IL shall be sworn 70.
Colonel C. H. Burton. inspector gen.
oral OF the department OF Cuba, the next
witness, said he had inspected all the
departments OF cuba, Including the post
offlce department, and added up the re-
ceipts IN the postofice department and
compared the total with the amount de-
posted and found the total receipts 10
| he Sl01 $3.50. The deposits were St7 $50
Besides this, there were receipts OF about
500, 900 from the Havana postoffico, which
Colonel Burton said were not accounted
| for, making total deficit OF $44,745. Judge
Lacombe. after a short adjournment took
lup the matter OF an objection 10 questions
! by Colonel Lindsay concerning Colone'
Burton'S errors in accounts In the mast.
He sustained the objections and Colonel
Burton was excused.
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REPUBLICAN BANKER


lie
ley because of ImperiaIism
Joliet, H., July 22.-Michael c. Col
Inns, the Peotone banker and a life-long
republican, announced this morning that
he will support William ]. Bryan for
president, as he cannot stand for the i'm
periallstic policy of the Mckinley admin
istration.
Inc declaration has caused more pollti-
cal excitement than VIII county has seen
for many years. He was formerly n
member of the Legislature, was supervisor
Tor Peotone for many years and president
Of the county board one term, and TWO
years ago came within two votes of de-
tsating William Odell. of Wilmington. for
the republican nomination for State SEN
ator.
In an interview MIR. Collins said: MY
reason for giving my support to Mr.. Bryan
Is that consider his position on imperial .
Ism right, and l believe that issue TO be
the most important one that is before tho
people.
! do not sympathize at all In the effort
to create a colonial system for America.
ana IN making one nation subject 10 an
other. The present policy Of the McKin-
icy administration in establishing the
colonial system in tho Philippines, ma
ton that cannot become State. and thai
we do not want In the Union, with it's
millions OF voters helping to elect our
rulers, is radically wrong.
II is departure from the PRINCIPLES n,
the declaration Of Independence and the
foundation principles OF our Republic"
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GERMAN VOTE is A FACTOR.
Both Parties Are Laying Great stres,
On the rCutOu Suuuort

"" 'he IcutOu support.
washington. July 2l.--The managers Of
the congressional campaigns Of both pol
ite'l parties are Just now very solicitor,
as to the tendency of the German vote.
The republican campaign bureau in this
city looks out only for the States east
of the Ohio river and does not include
the material for publication in German.
mat being looked out for at the Chicago
bureau.
Al the democratio headquarters in the
metropolitan hotel the methods are lust
as thorough. a German bureau has been
established under tue direction Of Dr.
IA W. Habercom. who recently resigned
rom a similar position with the repub-
.lsan campaign committee and declared
himself supporter OF Bryan on tho inn.
periahstic issue.
AZ the democratic headquarters. wher,
ne Held OF observation extends to tbe
middle Western States. II is reported that
.he signs in Michigan, Ohio. Indiana. IL
nnois and Wisconsin are extremelv "a
SsrARe' The republican managers are
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FEDERATION OF LABon.
The state Organization Is in Annu
AnssInn nnIInu

phe state Organization Is in Annual
session at Dallas.
Dallas. Texas, July 2S--The State Fedora
ton OF Labor opened four DAVIS meeting
OF executive sessions at Labor Temple today.
Il ia given out that some very important
matters will he considered for promoting the
interests Of organized labor throughout the
state
Local lntereat is conferred largely in the
action on the strike OF the motormen o.
tho Consolidated electric railway. The
strikers have their headquarters on the same
moor and in a room adjoining that used by
tho Federation.
More than 100 delegates to the convention
arrived today and many more will come to-
nsh: and tomorrow morning An address
ot welcome was delivered bY Charles TrotteT.
a local labor leader The officers OF the
Feoyluucn arc; President James Il. Crime.
OF galveston; nrst vice president. f. N.
Graves Of Ciehurne; second vice precedent
a, Z Mldner Of Waco, third vice president
W, a. courtney OF Dallas fourth vice pres =
dent ." w, Macarthur OF Houston; htth vice
prea'don5 r, W. Walker az Fort Worth; sec
retarv and treasurer. S. w. Hughes OF San
Antonio warden. Mack II. Parker OF Gle
During the meeting Of the state Federation
the state Campaign OF tho social democracy
wlil be formally opened. l.. l.. Rhodes OF
van landt county, the socialist candidate
LOT goVeTaor. VIII make an address on poll
yes based largely on tho labor situation and
lapor problems
The work Of the Federation today was de-.
volea mostly 10 the appointment OF commits
tees and kindred PROCEEDINGS.
A large mass meeting open 20 thu puhlic
is being held tonight under the Jurisdiction
OF the Feaeratiou, which Is practically Ia
shs interest or the striking motorman.-
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IF IMPERIALISM SUCCEEDS IN
OUR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.

Berlin July 2o-rb Of
possibility
that sphere
now last
int n ED entirely insufficient
government had military
he
d
Of each
OF China"
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WIN Support Democrn,,c r,,,,,,

"inamac' Ind, July g2.-William H.
Jackson, who for the past six years has
neeh postmaster of this city and the mos,
aggressive gold democrat in PuI,sEi
county now visiting the West, has wired
Eultor lngrim Of tho Democratic JonrnaI
mat ne Will support Bryan and steven
sen and the entire democratic ticket.
Inat ne Is as Of old. opposed to taxation
SI representation and is most heart
Wy IN accord with his party this wear
upon the paramount issues. ''s'
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wgysBN%AEg
20 LIKE a DELICATE
MUSICAL INSTRUMENT

In good condition she Is sweet and iovable,
and sings lies song on jcyful harmonious
string. Out OF order or unstrune, there is
discordance and unhappiness. Just as there
is one keynote to all music so there is one kew
note to health. A woman might as well try
TO fly without wings as to feel well and look
wellwhile the organs that make her a woman
are weak or diseased. She must be healthy
inside or she can't be healthy outside. There
are thousands OF women suffering silently all
over the country. Mistaken modesiy urges
their silence. While there is nothing more
admirable than a modest woman health is
OF the first Importance. Every other con.
slderatioh should give way before it. Brad,
fields Female Regulator is a medicine fol
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Especial to The post)

New York. July 23.-The following Te1st
are registered at New York hotels.
pallas-L M Baldwin, Fifth Avenue
Fort Worth--W. W. Watson. Fay state
Galyeston-Mr. and Mrs. A. Ferrier. AZ
Uretuu.
Kerrvllle-Mr. and Mrl. A. W. McKellop
Continental.
Moulton--Mr. and Mrs. A. Jaeggli, BEL
videre
Navasota-J. A. Jacobs. Broadway centIil
Faris--Otis HOLE Holland.
San Antonio--s. Frank, Broadway centfsl
Folev--A. p. McKennon Astor.
Wacc-Daniel We'll. Herald Square.
Te> as--N. NJ. Wright. st. George,
Colonel Thomas P. Oohiltree Of Texas
registered in Parts.
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NOT KNOWN WHO WILL COMMAND
japanese Field Marshal Ent,tled IN
Place by His Rank

Washington, july eat Is untnowr a,
we stats department who Is to command
me International column on its march 10
remn' which begins at the end of This
month News of late date has assigned
~, era, command TO one of two Russian gem
state department knows nothing ., M
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but It has been assumed that in the poi
sibe event of the failure Of the inter.
nationals 70 agree, the Japanese field MAJ
shal. Nodzu, would command by virtue q
seniority and rank.
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NEELEy ExTRADrrIoN CASE.
some Postal Funds Were Not Ac
counted For

New York. July ea,--The further hear.
Ing In the case OF Charles W F. Medley
or the Cuban postal service on proceed
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already complaining of the apathy to-
ward politics which is manifested every
where.
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Bertram, Texas, July 21.-Judge y
mans meeting at the Christian chalc
continues with some interest. He
very interesting and learned man and
doing good here.
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"Do I understand YOU TO say -----'
broke In Judge Cantrlll hero.
"bet me get through" shouted Cover
nor Brown.
"'That you would have right to bring
an armed mob here" continued Judge
Cautrfll. stack their arms in the ante
room. distribute them around promlscu.
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The late Mrs. Gladstone's implicit
confidence in her husbands ability
which amounted almost to a belief in
his infallibility-is well illustrated in
the following anecdote: During the
troublous times of 1885. just before the
fall of khartoum and the murder of
Chinese Gordon, which were really the
cause Of the defeat OF the Gladstone
ministry little later, statesman high
in the councils of the Liberal party
called at Mr.. Gladstone's residence, and
was cordially received by his wife. He
was In a lugubrious frame of mind
and spoke dismally of the situation
'Ah, Mrs. Gladstone" he began, these
are dreadful times. The clouds are
very thick. We can only remember
that there is One above who will help
US In all our troubles. and that He viii
guide US out OF our difficulties" ooh.
yes" replied Mrs. Gladstone. with great
cheerfulness. ''he is upstairs shaving
Just now, but he'll be down directly"
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NJ. Leuret. the French manufacturer
OF ARTIFICIAL pearls from FISH scales, SAYS
that he viii come TO the United States
and erect works soon as he hears OF a
locality whore the right kind of scales
can be had In large quantities. IL Is
suggested that n suitable place might be
found on the 81. Lawrence river, among
the Thousand Islands. The scales should
be small and have silver sheen. The
brighter they are the higher price they
will command. The scales should be re-
moved while the fish are alive, ~ pos
sihle. Twenty-Five thousand pounds OF
these scales can be used In n year. IL Is
anticipated that twice that quantity may
be used I'm a few years.-Tribune.
Just before Max ORell' (M. Paul
BloueD recently delivered n lecture to
the students of n religious college In
the East. one Of the professors stepped
forward and offered a prayer. In which
he said: 90. Lord. Thou knowest that
we work hard for Thee. and that rec
reation Is necessary In order that we
may work with renewed vigor. We
have tonight with US n gentleman
from France. whose criticisms are wit
~ and refined. but subtle: and we pray
Thee 90 so prepare our minds that we
may thoroughly understand and enjoy
them" II am stlii wondering" said
O'Reii. whether my lectures are so
subtle as 10 need praying over. or
whether those particular auditors were
so dun that they needed divine assist
ance 10 help them out. OF one thing I
am morally certain--that they showed.
by their appreciation. that the profess
sors prayer was not In vain"
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from the water and followed his flock
when they left him.
This class OF insect-eatlng birds are
called 'GarrBpateros. That they can
not NY for any length of time Is well
known. 4 conversed with Gen. Bernado
Finedo Velasco. at that time also my
guest. and he as well as Gov. Bartol-
ome Gonzales affirmed the truth of the
theory that these birds take their pas
sage on the back Of stronger bird
and said that they had often observed
u on their large estates in the cattle
raising section OF the coast. 1 give
you here my personal observation on
which you can rely. II may be Of in
terest 10 clear this often disputed
point"
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THE BEST REMEDY FOR STOMACH
AND BOWEL TROUBLES.

have been In the drug business for
twenty years. and have sold most all Of
the proprietary me, ,cInes OF any note
among the entire list I have never
found anything to equal Chamberlain's
sohc, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
Tor all stomach and bowel troubles.
SAYS o. w. Wakefield OF Columbus, Ga.
ms remedy cured two severe cases
OF cholera morbus in my family, and I
haye recommended and sold hundreds
or bottles OF II TO my customers to their
entire satisfaction. II affords a quick
ana sure Gu ( In pleasant form" For
sale by Benson, smith a. Co. Ltd.
Wholesale agents.
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CHINESE BUSINESS RrcuPERAr1oN.

% oSu his s TS c has 'H @ S .. aI sa,
people S "9 be IS0S Sa the globe and when au competition
sy Tar down a, Ia hs street both sides built
ss ,op. SP 2 ssTS" ' sC runs into S
NJ 1p. Fog business The
s a' , 10y tse plague and great nre Of January
Va g oStons with making spirit as ever ~ ~ con-
STREET STRICTLY OBSERVED
ana showing signs o. business from King for
dSr causing every boidHS S S e S
h To make %Sii evsn Se SeS S% RS % ey %
@ S % occupy tSs % TOR frontal sss eGn%s9% Of 6 SSs
s when new now seem 70 be- the be
UNION PACIFIC WILL ADVERTISE HAWAII
anso y soon leave fSr San francisco on combined
o 70 new asaS pamphlet railroad o Company rs''
@9 ' svas s detailed De a %a
i SGes A. an r divert medium
% as TIE @ to s'S% ae ' aad s aG@G S sa ss n%S an
STOCK MARKET DULL
market ps, ,9ssq ae9ssssIon o. hate which
5 except prone o. waiting for am
o. ne stock board Khs attraction
losing ne %0, ,S .ssslon
sr Movement direction Of R@e &rrn TS TO De have
s $ necessity Sr Sa SsSs to S s G the G % erS for
BUSINESS WILL PAY REVENUE TAX
s $ S r' matter, R S S of the os g Ss s s ,s:
t business requires be paid this
NEW TRACT OPENED ur
@ o. 70 "srss o. land h1 been opened for
mo rao Land property affords com
valley.
SALE OF kAMALO DELINQUENT STOCK
stock o. the Kamalo
WY Fisher az prices ranging from
sold although
The bulk OF was by
who paid Tho
The OF a
a meeting Of the directors Of the
% @ nat the stock ought not be allowed
= n NE assessments already paid This decision prevented
s 500 rdcuousy low figure.
Larry Dec
W. w blocks of a. ~ capitalization
aalhr 49, 49, ny "''' O
PICTURESQUE BUILDINGS CHINESE
hs builders have
buildings depot
ue structures OF THIS kind The fronages
hef
rRAMwAYs COMPANY CONCENTRATES ELECTRICITY
ss Of the injunction against the Hawaii
company
street II
present ar and thatwo
the docket s
company to restrain
uhe opposition removed from
NEW ICE COMPANY HONOLULU
,Ad mat another In
IN the OF
Eround Ice Espy
soh ~ Evans Of THIS city and A.
sss psnE the Holden Repealed system.
plant viii he
capitalized A. man
Toss statement they will deliver ice in
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CARRIED ny rELrcANs.

1'ous Observations Made by
W Plumacher In Venezuela.
states Consul Plumacher ut
IL Venezuela, gives In a letter
W. department some personal
.'ona regarding the question
| ''''a'n small birds migrating
.1an'ry 70 another are car-
| ny backs Of other birds. That
/" lravel. he says. IL n fact
o' Dc denied. he has seen n
occasions. and has lately
I .. .,ear proof % Il that he Is
come 10 the shore M t.aLe
!, he continues. AT a certain
we year an insect-catchlng
n - The size Of n canary
~ aa .. resembling one. though
.,a P'umasc. These birds trav.
MI. 'uu can be seen during "A
s ot The year around the
''as near my residence.
we Insects and iies which
sion g ,Ss They sit on the
y, we head % the animals I
80 'n many "a time cleaning
M. ~ animals from the wood
~, nolses know their little
49, allow themselves with
post W renewed from
,aI s.t wa In the time Of
nt,,.'' 's'olution-one morning
lsnis. stood with NJ. nartoI-
b., The Governor Of the DIS.
us,," VINO during the revolution
y, 90. On the shore Of the lake
~ IN. palm trees % my house
,,,.s,. snnboats Of the Castro
sl.s s.s up under the opposite
M wv noticed a flock Of peil.
h. ~, sser our heads. nylng 90
md ~. I Y, pelicans we're fiy.
h. NJ, W. 20. old big bird landed In
". ..., ul'y feet from wher, wr
W. IVY. NC very Old and tired
'plsr I I, ned the bird we heard
~ II -. mail birds ana were
,'ous NV. 'so pairs Of the green
NJ vine. ' y, emerge from be-
y 10 ,n y % me larre bird and
We s,,,s more. where we found
= Insect, among the horses
The old pelican rose
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Received from the largest manufac-
turer complete assortment Of Rugs,
which we are Offering at reduced prices.
Call before the lot is sold out.
Boys and Girls Straw Sailors in fine
Milan Rraida