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AguinaidO IL DO. ted D ad.

Vlgan, Lozon, June 2, via
Manila, June 3,-Maj. March
with his detachment of the Thirty
third regiment overlook what is
believed to have been Aguinaldo's
party on May 10Th, at Lagat,
about 100 miles northeast of vi.
gan. The Americans killed or
wounded an officer, supposed to
be Aguinaldo, whose body was
removed by his followers.
Aguinaldo had 100 men, Maj.
March 1875. The American COM
mander reached his headquarters
since March, on May 7th. Aguin-
aldo had fad seven hours before,
leaving all the beaten trails and
travelling through the forest a'ong
the beds of streams. Toward even
ing, May 19tb, Maj. March struck
Aguinaldo's outpost about a mile
outside Of Lsgat, killing four Fill
ipinos and capturing two. From
the latter he Learned that Aguin9
aldo had camp,d there for the
night. M j. March's men entered
Lagat when they saw insurgents
scattering INTO tie bushes Or ovt r
the plateau. A thousand yards be
yond the town, on the mountain
side, 25 Flllpinos dressed in
white, with the leader on a gray
horse, were silhouetted against the
sunset. The Americans fired a vol
ley and saw the officer drop from
his horse, His followers fed, car
lying the body.
The Americans, on reaching TIE
spot, caught the horse, which was
richly saddled. Blood from a bad
ly wounded man was on the AMI
NAL and on the ground. The sad
dlebags contained Aguinaldo's
diary and some private papers,
including proclamations. One OF
these was addressed To the civ.
iIized nations ut protested against
the American occupation of the
Philippines. There were also
found copies of SenatorB everidge's
speech, translated into Spanish
and entitled, "The death knell oil
the Filipino people,"
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GENERAL US.
ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM ALL
PARTS OF THE WORLD.
News of. the Stage. Social, Political and
otherwise, Culled From Our
Daily Exchanges.R

Everybody in Paris, where Eu-
lalie, the Infanta of Spain, is now re-
siding, appears to know why she and
her husband, Don Antonio, have
separated. The reason that no
on this side knows is, perhaps, that
nobody are
E. G. Rathbone, of Cuban postal
notoriety, denies In an interview that
he has made any threats against
anybody. At the same time there IS
somehow in his remarks which seems
to indicate that if he wanted to he
could tell a great deal.
Mr.. Ella may Clemmens, %sister-in-
law of Mrs. Howard Gould, who has
been acting as a missionary among
theChinese of San Francisco for some
months, was inoculated against the
bubcnic plague last week, and is
now ministering in the quarantined
district.
For some reason the mail received
by Miss Helen Gould continues to
be as large as it was when that young
woman first became known for her
patriotic and philanthropic contri
buttons. In one week recently she had
requests for money for various pur-
poses to the total amount of more
than 81, 500, 900.
The sensational story that Duse,
the great actress, has sworn to kill
D'Annuncio because he put her III a
book in a not very pleasing light, is
very italian and highly exciting, but
it is probably a gross exaggerat1on,
if not a pure fabrication. The for
mer stories of the lady's despair at
the novelist's desertion of her after
making love to her have alread been
strongly denied.
The constantly recurring rumor
that the German Emperor is going
to visit the Paris Exposition incog-
nito some time this summer makes
it pertinent to inquire how he will
disguise or conceal that famous mus
tache. Incidentally the rumor is
causing anxiety to those newspaper
correspondents of the gay capital
who do not know the Emperor by
sight, and yet who do not want to
be beaten.
Although the moon is reported to
have been indeed it may
be eight-seconds ahead of time in
her eclipse Of the sun the episode
does not appear to have done any
harm, Tor, so far as heard from, all
the observers were ready and wait
ing at least that much ahead of the
schedule also. and so no one was
caught mapping. Yet when we think
of the numerous dates set for the
end of the world the incident is dis.
turbing.
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Keep the blood pure, and it will keep the
skin clear of all the irritating impurities that
cause these painful, dis6guring diseases.
S. S. S. cures boi1s and carbuncles easily
and permanently by reinforcing, purifying and
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RAILROAD WRECK.
Two Men Killed and Three Others
Iriured.

Injured.
Weldon, N. c., June 4.-The
fast mail on the Atlantic Coast
Line ran into a freight train on
the siding at Garysburg this
morning at 1 o'clock. Engineer
Walter Cheatham was Instantly
killed. His body was cut in half.
An unknown whiteman was also
killed and the fremea on both en-
gines we're seriously injured, w.
H. McGeorge, mail clerk, was cut
about the head, had several ribs
broken and received internal ine
%juries.
1t is thought that some n mis-
placed the switch to wreck the
fast mail. The lock was found
some distance away and battered.
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Early in his professional career he made discov
cries which placed him at the head of his profes.
sion as a specialist in treating what are generally
known as private diseases of men and women
This system Of treatment he has more and more
perfected each year until today his cures are sc
invariable as to be the marvel of the medical
profession.
Enjoying the largest practice of any specialist
in the world he still maintains a system of nomi-
nal fees which makes it possible for ali to obtain
his services.
Dr.. Hathaway treats and cures Loss of Vitality,
Varicocele, Structure, Blood Poisoning in its diff.
ferent stages, rheumatism, Weak Back, NeFv-
BUSINESS, all manner Of Urinary Complaints.
Ulcers, Sores and SkinD Diseases. Brights Disease
and all forms CT Kidney Troubles. His treatment
for underlined men restores lost Vitality and
makes the patient q strong, We'll, vigorous man.
DR.. Hathaway's success in the treatment OF
Varicocele and Structure without the aid 2f knife
or cayItery IS phenomenal. The patient is treated
by this method at lis own home without pain OF
loss OF time from business. ThiSis positively the
only treatment which cures withoutan operation.
DR.. Hathaway calls the particular attention oi
sufferers from Varicocele and Structure TO pages
27. 28. %, 80 and 81 OF his new book, entitled
cleanliness, Nigor, Health" a copy Of which viii
be sent free on application.
Write today for free book and symptom blank.
mentioning your complaint.
j. E81EVYTON HATI1A WAY, M. d.
DIR. Hathaway Co.,
221z South Broad Street. Atlanta, Ga.
MENTION THIS PAPER WHEN WRITING.
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) making an extra effort to free
ter months.
on the back of the neck,
Boils r regarded by some
ne pain and Inconvenience under
d is too thick anyway, and this is
is diseased-is full of poison-and
gives warning of serious internal
Many an old sore, running ulcer,
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DR.. Iathaway's method
Of treatmentis Nc per
ment. 1t is the result o.
twenty years CT p
ence in the most eXten
sive practice Of an!
specialist in his line il
the world. He was grad
uated from one of the
best medical colleges il
the country and perfect
ed his medical and surgi
cal education by eXten
Siyo hospital practice
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BOEkS

Mr.. R. M. Pratt, Cave, S. c.. writes ::
"For twenty years I was sore1y
afflicted with boi1s and carbunc1es
caused by impure blood. It is impos-
sib1e to describe my suffering; part of
lifetime being unable to work o sleep.
Several doctors treated me, and I tried
all the so-ca11ed blood remedies, but
nothing seemed to do me any good.
During the summer of 1888 I was per-
suaded to try S. S. S., and after taking
several bottles was entirely cured, and
have had nc return of these painful
pests up to the present time"
and any information or advice v
whatever for This service Send
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WHY
Of. EIA"T : HAWAY
CUFF 9.

Reasons fcs' HIS Earyelous Success
His New, Free Book.
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An immense line.

An immense line.
Newest designs in white and coored waists.
Tucks in clusters and groups.
All this seasons best effects are here. The prices range from so cents to
but the fifty cent one fits Just IS well as the more expensive waists.
If you make your own shirt waists you will find ours priced just aitHe higher
than the materials.
If you pay to have your shirt waists made you will find ours cheaper in price
and more styhshy fashioned.
It's generally conceded that no waist has the fit and the set
THE CHIC APPEARANCE of the
READYTOWEAR SHIRT WAIST.
The true northerner., 1900-08-03
Article. FILED by Corporations.

Lansing, Mich, July 30.-The follow
ing corporations have filed article of
incorporation with the secretary of
state during the past week: Monte
Christie Mining Co. Detroit. So, 900;
Wolverine Cedar & Lumber Company
Menominee. 10000; Gilbert Wilkes &
Co. Denver, Col. 5000: Moetps- Kalsh
Company. Detroit. $4,000; a. Dudly
Mnfg. Company. Menominee. $1,000;
First Hungarian Benevolent Society OF
Red Jacket. Kearsarge: Good Hope
Qndependent) Temperance Society OF
Calumet Mich. Calumet Twp: Herald
Publishing Co. Port Huron, $4,000;
Michigan Denbenture Company. De
troit, $250.0O0; Breckenridge Social
Club, Breckenridge.
The true northerner., 1900-08-03
RAILROAD
ACCIDENT
BUFFALO BTLIs TRAIN SMASHED
By 4 FREIGHT TRAIN.
SLEEPING CAR CRUSHED UNDER A
CABOOsE.
ONE KILLED, ONE FATALLY In
JURED. EIGHT IN HOSPITALS.

Detroit, Mich. July 30.-One death,
one broken back, and eight men more
or less seriously injured are the cas-
ualties of railroad wreck in the De
troit, Grand Haven and Milwaukee
railroad yards at Milwaukee junction
about 800 O'Clock Sunday morning.
Buffalo Bills Wild West Show, sec
! ton l. was run into by freight train
and the caboose on the former train
was crushed into and over one Of the
sleeping cars containing employees Of
the show.
All the men in the sleeper were more
or less injured. but only ten were
taken To the hospitals, the others GO
ing On with the show train 10 Pontiac.
Buffalo Bill's show played at Ypsi-
lanti Saturday and at midnight IL left
that place over the Michigan Central
in two sections. AT WeSt Dertoit the
first section was turned over To the
Grand Trunk. Ii consisted OF twenty
two cars including Hats for wagons.
stock cars, four sleeping cars, owned
by the show, and caboose. The last
of the sleeping cars. No. 56, was occu-
pied 10y the canvaslnen-
The train was hauled across the city
to the yards at Milwaukee avenue and
Dequindre street and while backing
down the tracks a freight train was
noticed coming UP Oh the same rails.
The trafnmaster on Buffalo Bilfs cars
tried To signal the engineer. but for
some reason failed 10 reach him. The
conductor of the freight saw the train
ahead of him, but not in time 10 avert
collision. although his engineer man
aged TO slow down considerably before
the sInash-up occurred.
The men on the freight train de-
clared that the whistle of their loco
motive blew the danger signals but
could not attract the attention OF the
engineer of the show train, and the
caboOSe OF the latter was jammed into
the front of the approaching engine
with awful force.
The CsrboOSe was pushed hack by the
impact OF the sleeper crushing the lat
ter for half its length. and burying its
inmates IN an ocean of broken seats,
glass and floor splinters. The caboose,
impeded by the Instructions, was
forced up onto the roof OF the sleeper.
and 20 this fact can be attributed the
small loss or llfe.
Following is n list OF casualties:
Dead-Edward Sullivan, aged 81
years OF Bridgeport, CT, crushed in
ternally.
Fatally injury-Henry u. Eastman
aged 26 Manchester. Ontario county
New York. back broken.
The other injured. who were taken
to hospitals. are as follows:
A. J. BurkhOlder, Bradford. Pa,
crushed internally.
William Gilmore. OskaloOsa, Ia.
Joseph McCann, New York City.
" &. Mix, New Haven. CT
Harry Burton. Westchester. Pa.
Thomas Kelly. Brooklyn. y. Y.
Charles Cusick Pittston. Pa.
George II. Hunt. Wolcott. CT.
None of the above are dangerously
injured.
The true northerner., 1900-08-03
Stnfe Tnx Com mnlisnIOn.

Lansing. Mich. July 31.-The state
tax commission is now about TO de
scend upon the city OF Marshall and
the townships OF Homer. Marshall and
Leroy. in Calhoun county. Notice was
given the supervisors interested Mon
day 10 appear at Marshall on August
6 and show cause why they have failed
70 assess property at is cash value and
also why they have entirely omitted
some property from the rolls.
The commission Is convinced that If
there were more time the valuation of
the state could be increased away be
yond the expectations Of every one,
but the commissioners will necessarily
have TO stop short OF an investigation
OF the entire field. They will endeav-
or 10 investigate the more important
complaints.
There Is beginning 10 De fear in
some quarters that the inability Of the
commission to treat all sections OF the
state alike may result in grave Unequal
tiles when the state board OF equaliZa-
ton comes TO meet next year. Hough-
ION county. for instance has Just had
SD 100000 added 10 its assessed valu-
alton by the supervisors. who have
made an attempt IN assess property at
its actual value. OF this large IN
crease $1S.JOO.O00 Is IN the township OF
Calumet alone. and indicates that the
taxes of the Calumet & Hecla mine
have been materially increased on
course. the result will be 70 increase
the equalized valuation Of tiouCht0n
county materially next year. and II
the same rate Of increase does not pre-
vail in the assessments in other conn
ties a manifest injustice will result
The true northerner., 1900-08-03
Lost His Grin

Bay City. Mich. July 31.-LinCDln
G. Johnson. travelling salesman for n
c. Morrell & Co. OF - Michigan ave
nue. Chicago. came 80 Bay City July
IL from Grand Rapids over the Pere
Marquette. He claims 10 have had in
his possession a travelling case and a
check. made payable TO bearer for
500. When he got out OF the train in
this city he forgot the case. and when
he went back after II found II missing
A Bay City man who sat near him in
the coach was suppoSed 70 have taken
the case 10y mistake. but II was proven
later that he had not done ~. Since
then Johnson has been working on the
matter. and has carrsed the arreSt ut
Grand Rapids of William L. Eckard.
whom he SAYS was brakeman on tho
train. Police Sergeant HemStreet will
bring Eckard Ia Bav CITY tomorrow 70
answer complaint made against him
IN the Police Court.
The true northerner., 1900-08-03
STATE SPECIALS.

Civil service examinations for post
office clerks and carriers have been or
dered at Dudington and Ironwood for
September D.
VIM. Stevens who pleaded guilty TO
burglarizing Edward Nearing's store at
Napoleon. was sentenced to one year
at Ionia. Stevens is but Il years of
age.
John n. Bagley. of Detroit. has pre-
sented the state library with fine edi-
ton dc luxe of Art at the Worlds
Fair" IL is a handsome work, and
will be highly priced.
During the month OF July there came
10 Saginaw 5.O33,S,r3 feet of lumber
by wafer. and 2,753.713 feet of saw
logs. No lumber was shipped from
this port during the month by water.
Fifty carpenters are at work on the
new Phelps sanitarium at Rattle
Creek. working thirteen hours a day.
endeavoring To complete all Of the car
penter work by Saturday night.
The remains OF Albert Modine. a
Ludington boy who died of fever while
returning from the Philippines. were
buried Tuesday with full military
honOrs The services were conducted
by the Pere Marquette Rifles.
Jay Hanson. a 10-year-oId boy, OF
Schoolcraft. while riding bicycle. ran
into Lake Shore passenger train1'ues-
day afternoon, and was thrown under
the wheels. His right foot was badly
mangled necessitating amputation.
West Bay City common council pass
ed a resolution Monday night ordering
the Consolidated Street Railway Co.
10 equip its WenOna Beach cars with
air brakes This is n result of the ac-
cident which befell John ID. Teller last
Friday.
Geo. Doran. young man 20 years OF
age. I'm attempting TO board train AT
Standsh Tuesday fell under the
wheels and both legs were cut off at
the knees He lived until night. His
home was at Hallowell, Canada. lie
was unmarried.
The rnstofiice department announces
that while eighty-five rural free deliv-
cry routes have been established in
Michigan. there are now 300 apphca
tiOns pending. Quite number OF the
300 will doubtless be- established in
the near future.
Italians of Houghton county are ar
ranging for a demonstration and re-
QUEEN services for King UmbertO.
There are 10000 Italians i'm the copper
district. mostly from the north of 1t
ally. who are good workmen, thrifty
and singulsrIy free from knitting and
brawls of any sort.
Forty new regulation camp stov,-s
have arrived i'm state encampmcnt
grounds and 575 tents. There are only
about half enough floors for the tents
and new ones will have to be made inn
medately. Lumber has been ordered
from Detroit for that purpose. Mr..
Long, a Lansing groceryman, will sup
ply the soldier boys with groceries.
The true northerner., 1900-08-03
CROP BuLLe1,..
Recent Rains Beneacisl to Several
Crops I'm Michigan.

Lansing. Mich. Aug. 1.-tAccording
to the weather crop bulletin. issued
Tuesday. the heavy rains In the south
ern counties during the early part OF
last week delayed harvest work. the
completion OF haying. and in some
shock. Generally. however the weather
OF the past week has been very favor
work. In the upper peninsula the dry
sunshiny weather was very favorable
TO haying. which has been the princl
pal work In that section; in the south
ern counties the rains have been very
beneficial 10 corn. beans and potatoes
Wheat and rye harvest Is generally
completed in the southern counties and
in progress in the central and northern
counties; in the upper peninsula spring
wheat Is ripening and looks promising.
Oat harvest is well advanced In the
southern counties and has quite gener-
ally begun in the central section; oats
are generally fine heavy crop. The
warm rains have been especially bene-
fetal to the corn in the southern coun-
ties, where the crop is in good condr
ton: warm nights are still lacking 10
make IL ideal corn weather. Late po-
tatoes i'm all counties are reported as
very promising and there is generally
little complaint of the ravages Of the
potato bugs. Beans and sugar beets
continue 10 make good growth and
are generally in fine condition. Pas
turage in the southern counties Is
much improved. Buckwheat Is grow
ing finely and is in blossom. Fruit re-
ports continue about the same except
that apples are of poor quality In many
counties. Peaches are beginning TO
ripen and in the principal peach coun-
ties promise n good yield.
The true northerner., 1900-08-03
An Old Relic.

Algonac. Mich, July 30.-While
"Hank" Smith was dragging for the
body of young Nr. Jerome, who was
drowned here the other night. he
haused- 10 the surface n flint-lock mus
ket. The barrel was covered with rust,
bat the butt OF the gun was all intact,
save the stock from the trigger To the
muzzle. which was all eaten away.
There is in the breech OF the gun a
little trap door which. when opened,
contained half a dozen bullets. Ii is
believed here that il has been in the
water for over century and is an ex-
tremely valuable and interesting relic
of bySone days.
The true northerner., 1900-08-03
FOLLOWERS
ARE TOUGH
roUrH GANG FOLLOWING BtFvsAIO
hills WILD WEST SHOW.
TIE STATE TAX COMMISSION 10
DESCEND ON CALHOUN COUNTY.
CHICAGO TRAVELLING MAN CAUSED
ARREST or A BR AI<EiNAN.

Pontiac Mich. July 31.-Buffalo
Bills Wild West showed here Monday
and IL the show is not wild enough tho
crowd OF followers certainly Is. Tne
trouble began I'm the morning n IL
Donelson. a GARNER living two miles
west of town, came down 10 see the
parade. When be returned home no
found burglars In his house. Entering
a bedroom he caught a I-year-olo
boy with a gold watch In his hand
Mr. Donelson grabbed the boy. but was
not aware OF the presence or "A third
person in the room. The second burg
lar pounced upon Donelson's back and
the two quickly made their escape.
Later in the day the same two wan
dered out 10 James Osmun'S farm,
about a mile and a half north OF town
Osmun told them to get or the prem
ises, when the older man drew a razor.
Osmun came 10 town and notifted
Sheriff Belt and the two were soon
after arrested. They are recognized
by the officers as bad characters
owen DTcWSStI, II la lhci OA O%AhAL'a
township. came 10 town with nearly
S4O0 in his pocket. He placed all but
$23 in the bank and took a certificate
of deposit During the street parade
his pocketbook was taken from his
pocket without his knowledge. When
the mail carrier opened the letter box
at the corner OF Saginaw and Law
fence streets al noon. Brewster's GER
tificate OF deposit was found in the
box. Luke Morgan, farmer living at
Lake Angelus, felt a hand removing
his pocketbook. He grabbed the own
er of the hand by the shoulder and the
thief promptly threw the pocketbOok
10 the ground. Morgan got the pocket
book, but in SO doing the thief escaped.
Another man stood in front Of the tick
ct wagon and had his pockets picked
for 81. There are believed 10 have
been many minor thefts witch have
not yet been reported 20 the officers.
The true northerner., 1900-08-03
Assessments May be Raised.

Marshall. Mich. July 30-Deputy
State Tax Commissioner William f.
Warner was i'm the city Saturday. In
answer 10 question as 10 how the as
sessment In this city compared with
those in other cities he replied that
they compared very favOrably except
ing i'm the second ward. When he left
me took the tax roll and "A number OF
sworn statements of the property own
ers of that ward. The heaviest prop
erty owners i'm the city reside in the
second ward Ii is the general opin-
ion that the assessed valuation OF this
city will be raised by the commission
ers
The true northerner., 1900-08-03
Damages wanted of the city,

Battle Greek. Mich, Aug. 1.-During
the recent cloud burst and wind storm
n large poplar tree in front Of Muir
phys drug store. on South Jefferson
avenue. blew down and went crashing
into the store front and I'm the second
story occupied by family. The owner
Of the building. Thomas Craig, claims
that ne had notified the city Of the
unsafe condition of the tree. and now
demands damages.
The true northerner., 1900-08-03
Thief Ca ught.

Bay City. Mich. July H.-Edward
Hirner. an attache of Pawnee Bills
wild west show. was caught by L +.
Beach Sunday night stealing from his
drug store and turned over to the po-
lice. A cake OF toilet soap was found
In Hirners pocket at the police sta
ton. lie was convicted and sentenced
to pay fine Of SIS or 90 to the county
Gail for thirty days. An agent OF the
Sow was I'm attendance at the trial
and advised the court to show no leni
ency. Monday afternoon one Charles
Nlictt. 43 years OF age. was arrested
charged with being implicated with
Hirner He was discharged.
The true northerner., 1900-08-03
Boys Escnpade.

Willow, Mich. Aug. Three boys,
giving their names as Willie and Al
fred Haggerty and Willie McCloud,
ages vanging from 10 to - years. CIV
ing their home as Flint, Mich, and
dressed in blouse waists, arrived in
town T'esday on tramping expedi-
ton rho boys claimed 20 have walked
from Fln>t here in about one day and
night, whi- -h is about sixty miles. and
had come 10 see their uncle in Monroe
county. They were barefoo+ed and
showed the effects Of walking by their
swollen limbs.