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t-gLLRs IN CUBA.
The s-cre t-..r of Public works Ex-
.-----. Ill. Authority.

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.Ht "A MISUNDERSTANDING
reg. ding -a of Governor General
Wo, inc tho functions Of
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iilu iliii 'i1is mo,
'he ...".iues "heh poS'iDio
has .. .'.H.r. s, Secretary Of Pubic
Wor authority. He has
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3he mpany and the ran
road lmpany was given a
nor, ross business. The
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that I'M. ..- .HicCs were 80 per cent
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thin its purviev sine ~ division INTO
40 departuents ,.,,l,Ifc ,-rri-s ana mines
tcriculture and commerce railroads will
probably fall under the head Of commerce
of which dcpartnspf RMS Rivera is seq
rotary. This is another poiut FOR General
Wood 10 settle senior VftlslCu's mistake
vas natural under General Woods order
but it is nCt believed that the Governor
General will permit the Cuban secretaries
10 go so FAR as 10 issue orders OF this char
acter.
II each secretary was empowered. with
out consultation with the Military Gov
crnor TO issue orders which would he par
amount 90 the Laws Of the country. eudI- IS
confusion would result However anxious
General Wood Is TO give the fullest swir z
TO the Cubans in the management OF their
own departments. the necessity for ore
central source on executive authority IS
bound 70 be recognized and insisted upon
Under General Brcoke's regime every gen
eidi ORDER issued from division heIdquar-
tsI7 was placed on file there and was read
NY ooialhaoIe'
IA, VA ESQ HelaIS' ChaiTihan OF the Havana
D -illi'eI OF commerce. mas written TO
llTCeo laco7te' as president OF the Gu
V"N 4'H'e'S ASSOCIATION, declaring that
INC ieIleF ana intent OF the ForakerrTeso-
io,lo" are not carried out. as there have
IONS OF Ihe ''rl!t' changes be
No. aull!l ltIns eFuae petroleum IN
-, % ..e 9lauuaIa vi company ana
1N'' vi uSis permitting the landing or a
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Public building Bills.

The probabilities are that no public
building bills Viii be reported to the House
this session. Only one meeting Of the Com
miiee on Public Buildings and Grounds
las been held, and resolution was adopt
ed that there would be no meetings ex-
cept on call OF the chairman. Chairman
Mercer does not seem inclined TO call any
meeting Just at present.
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WILMINGTON. Del. Feb IA meeting
Of The regular Republican State Committee
viii be held in Dave; next week. when the
proposals OF the A2dicks Committee for
harmony in the part will be considered
The proposals viii probably be rejected on
the ground that the committee is not au-
fhorized TO agree 90 a change in the repre-
sentation Of this city at State conventions
II rs said that counter proposition vii,
BE- submitted
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AUXILIARY CRUISER PLANS.
Long Discusses Them " ith
Charles n. CrHmP.

Charles H Cramp OF the Cramp Ship
building Company. had q conference today
Win Secretary Long Assistant Secretary
Allen. and Rear Admiral Rodgers PreSi-
dent Of the Naval Board Of Inspection and
Review on the question OF building four
vessels for the New York and Cuba Mail
and Steamship Company.
Under The act OF March 9. 1899. the build
ers OF the vessels IN order 10 obtain Sub-
sidv from the Government must construct
the vessIs so that they can be converted
into auxiIiary cruisers If az any time the
Government should need them
The plans for the vessels have been pre-
pared az the Cramps works and were gone
over at the conference today. They are
said 10 have pleased Secretary Lone and
bis associates They will be submitted TO
the Board Of Review ara Inspection, and
If found correct they viii DE constructed
by the Cramps people and the Government
will pay the subsidy.
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DID Throneh Too Mnch Enilh-

ST PAUL. Feb. Mrs. Orlin O'Hara,
wife of the Mayor Of Fergus Falls.
Christian Scientist. believed her food was
unessential. Her faith in the idea that
there was error in everything sustained
her for seven days, when she died Of star
walton.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
February ? 1910.
v b ELRRS n Co


February ? 1900
y. b HIBBS g. co.
Dissolution OF Partnership
The partnership heretofore existing IN
der the name W b. HIBBS & co. sEhere-
In W B. HfDbs George c. BIOomer. AID
John Seager. OF the city OF Washington
and District OF Columbia. we're general
partners. is. this SECOND DAY oF FEB
RJARY 1900 dissolved BY mutual consent
W 3. HIBBS
GEORGE G. BLOONER
JOHN SEAGER
BY agreement made this day / have &C
quired all OF the assets and assumed all
Of the liabilities Of the firm Of W. r.
HIBBS a. CO. ~ dissolved and shall
continue the business Of tiIS said firm at
1919 T Street northwest Washington.
d. C.. under the name OF " 3. HIBBS q
co. W B HIBBS.
feb3-6t
OFFICE OF THE WASHINGTON Gas
LIGHT COMPANY. Washington. d. c..
January 10. 1906. The annual meeting 81
the shareholders 81 the WASHINGTON
GAS LIGHT COMPANY for the election OF
directors and for such other business as
may properly come before said meeting
will be hel3 at the Office Cf the company.
AZ TENTH STREET y. ". MONDAY.
FEBRUARY 5. 1900. az u O'CLOCK
NOON. The polls will be open from y
o'clock noon &c O'Clock p m WILLIAM
B. ORME. Secretary.
Ja1q-15t.eXSU
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CHANGING COURT OFFICERS.

ConStnItIcs Appointed.
At a recent meeting Of the Justices Of
the Supreme Court Of the District today
in general term the resignation OF Charles
b. Church as jury commissioner was ac-
cepted. and ". A. r. Church was appoint
ed to MI the vacancy Isaac G. Thorne
was appointed constable. vice Charles
+. Groome. resigned. and Carlin s Esk-
ridge was appointed a constable in place
of John r. Dale who failed TO enter into
proper bond.
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A SECRET SERVICE COUP
The Clever Arrest Of An hOny Deet-
ieH by Wilkes Men.

An Alleged SounterFeiter Ferreted
cut at unItinOre-The Leader of an
MANY ThuusHnd Dollars i'm Spu-
rioUs Dominion Notes Circulated.
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George Z. Crosswcu ash Seventh Stree
southwest: Charles Atkins Bowen Road;
Cornelius L. Green 1888 Marion street.
Joseph Gibson. 1905 Fifteenth Street;
Ralph Y. Cook. Ills Sixteenth Street.
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no CURE \ com IN oNr nav

Take Laxative BromO Quinine Tablets Ar
druggists refund thc money II il sails to cure
L. ". Groves signature is on each box 25c.
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ONE MIGHT

almost as well be sick IN beo as
TO be delicate" to be unable
20 stand any unusual strain, to
have no reserve force or resistive
power, with nerves that go all
to pieces when a pin drops.
SCOTS Emulsion will change
all this, and make you feel like
a new person. 1t gives strength
TO the exhausted nerves, vitality
to the enfeebled forces, and solid
flesh to the wasted body.
tall druggists; SOC and srso
SCOTT & BOVINE, Chemists, New York.
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Health Guarantee

Get a bottle OF Hostetter's Stomach Bit
ters from any druggist. It will cure vo,,.
weak stomach The Bitters is for consfiDa
ton. indigestion. dyspepsia. biIiousness
nervousness. and all diseases arising fror,'
weak digestion. 1t has been known an
over the country for the past fiftv vears
as the COnqueror of Dyspepsia. See that a
PRIVATE REVENUE STAMP covers the
neck of the bottle.
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St-23 80 Baltimore and Return via
". a o.
saturday and Sunday. February and f.
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Orphans Home Report.

Des Moines, Aug. l6.-The annual re-
port of the iowa Soldiers Orphans
Home for the year ending June so, 1900,
was submitted to the board Of control
yesterday by the superintendent, NJ. T..
sGoss. The inmates present July i. 1899,
We're 445, and July !. 1900, We're 4s4.
There are children in the home from
sseventy-two of the ninety-nine coun-
ties of the state. The support and funi
balance July !. 1899 was ss.4s4.H. July
4, 1900. il was sS.0lo.6S. The falling off is
accounted for in the expenditure for q
new herd of COWS. increased farming
utensils and other expenditures pertain
ing to the opera ting OF a large farm,
some marked Improvements in the
premises and a better food supply An
account is given of the Work done in
the dressmaking and tailoring depart
msnts, and of the produces of the farm
land garden. Besides these industries,
Iathere is a cabinet and carpenter shop,
Engineering department and pipe shop.
| Thru these. the report says. a great
sdealsof work is done for the repair and
lsbettefment of the home.
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MURPHY EN1ER1AINs LODGE.

The knights ofI'ythias a t Sinton Are
Guests OF the New GhanccIlor.
Ninton, Aug. 16.-Fidelity Lodge No.
Al. Knishtssof Pythias, of which Grand
Chancellor E. Murphy has long been an
shoaored and influential member, was
officially visited by him Tuesday eve
ming. The lodge has been heartily en-
dorsing his candidacy for grand c:lan-
cellor and was enthusiast ticaliy support
ing him, among the members being
some of the best workers in the STATE.
During the address of the grand chan.
scellor Tuesday evening he took occasion
toathank the lodge and its members. - e.-
sonally fo,t their ma gniticent work in liiss
behalf. Following the lodge meeting the
Rathbone Sisters assembled and togetti-s
er with the lodge We're rendered a re-
ception at the co.irnodious home of Mir.
and Mrs. Murphy, where fully 100 mem
bers and their ladies enjoyed the hes'pi-:
tality of the host and hostess. Grand
Chancellor Murphy Welcomed the guests
in true knishtly fashion and TO his We'll
spoken words Very appropriate res,pon-
aes We're made bv Knight NJ. j. Tobir.
Who had 40 magnificently managed MIR,
Murphys campaign, and Knight L. J.
Kirkland. who so ably assisted.
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IOWA NEWS FOR IOWA REAEERS

composed of D. f. SAWYER. PRESIDENT
Ed. Wilson, vice president: j. Ct. Lind
say, secretary and treasurer; Ira Cur
It's superintendent. and Ralph r. How
ell. These gentlemen had worked up a
splendid market for, their Wire fence
and windmills. and Were installing q
wire drawing plant when the fire came.
The company has made no plans for
the future.
Washington.
Press: r.bby Mckinney, once Of
jCrawfordsvil,e. is a millionaire. His
icxperience reads like q story in Arabian
Nights. He Vent to Colo. years ago.
and in some deal. dropped his wad
lost everything. but folk out there
think nothing of the like of that. His
wife was plueky, and they Went away,
and she took in Washing, and he pros
pected. and struck 1t rich, and now
runs a bank at the Springs and is as
rich as cream ALI his brothers have
gone to the mountains, TO put sal. on.
the tail of the bird Fortune.
Mason City.
There is one class OF business in this
city which mas ihrived by the advent
of the hobces who have been quite
numerous this vear They are inxeter-
ate readers et@city papers and theowners
OF the pestnfiice news stand says that
his sales have increased to an unusual
|degree by them, They keep tab on all
the events of the day and seem to be
very intelligent in discussing all pub
liic matters Probably 25# per cent of the
newspaper sales of the last few months
can be attributed to the tourists who
have lived in and about the city.
Ottumwa.
a relnonstrance to the proposed
street carnival has been placed in the
hands Of the city council, which may
Very materially alter some of the plans
previously outlined. In fact if the
prayer of the petitioners is granted
there will be no street carnival in OF
tumwa this fall. The remons,rance
tcontains tbs, signatures of thirty-tive
business rner OF the city, and win, Of
course. be duly considered by the coun-
| Gil The rem0nstrance is based largely
upon objection 70 the placing of wooden
1 fire-trap booths along business streets.
Davenport.
The Davenport school board at its
4 yassed the result of the recent election
ION the proposition to issue bonds fer
| $4,000 for the purchase of a high school
| site. and found that 2,04o Votes We're
least in favor of he issue and only 6S5
against it. A resolution declaring the
proposal to have legally adopted was
Icarried, and Secretary McCollister was
iauthorized to enter into correspondence
with buyers Of bonds. informing them
4 that bids viii be received here for S5S,-
Geo in bonds Of $1,000 each, running te1,
years, With a tive-Sear option, and
bearing 4 percent interest.
Burlington.
Solomon Anderson appeared at the
/, Jail Saturday and asked to be locked
5lup, the request being granted He said
III want protection. I want to be locked
7tup. A mob has been after me severa
days; they want to burn me at tin
lstake. Yes, I know them They live
here. Last night i hid in the barn, ii
a the hay loft, while they kept watcn be,
I How. Then they chased me to my room
land stabbed myself to get them from
getting me- (Hers Anderson barred hi
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I.t.htntny str1l Is Barn.
pscial. to Times republican.

Special To - nlss-ftepubIlcan.
Coon Rapids. Aug. I6-The lightning
struck ard burned the large barn OF w.
S. Moreland. 81 Nala township. .Audu-
bon county, about : a. M. He also sus-
tanned sils loss ot three horses, four
buggies ana large quantity pf hay
and grain. He sueeeeded IL saving one
team by quick Work. Mr., Mereland
had Just returned from Texas this
spring, where he was drowned out.
A destructive hailstorm visited VIII
low township. Greene county and the
eastern portion Of Carroll county yes
terdas morning. hail failing to the
depth 6f four inches. CROPS in the dis
Etrict are destroyed.
Lightning struck a large stock yard
belonging 10 A, w GRAVES and de-
stroyed a large aillpaat Of grain.
Tie Catholic picnic and tielli sport
Fday is erjoying large attendance and
they aEa rsapifg tine bsneiits from ell
forced iGieness on account Of the EN-
Icessiva Wet Weather TneA haze n3adS.
added Improvements TO their church
and parsonage
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Webster City.
At ten o'clock this morning the
whistles of the city blew a long blast
in unison, which proclaimed the open
ing of the Webster City carnival and
and fan festival.
Oskaloosa.
Five tramps were taken by the Off
GERS Monday evening and placed In.
Jail. They were taken before the mayor
the next morning and were put TO work.
on the streets of the city.
Vinton.
The two canning factories will be in
full blast this week. Quite a large
amount was packed last Week The
corn is of good quality ard the yield
lis good. .. Rulf1nger & Taggart have
purchased the harness store of j. NJ.
Colweil and will take possession on the
frs. of the month. They are practical
harness men.
Creston.
Rev. d. II. snider, pastor of the
Christian church, has notified the off
cial board of his congregation that he
Twill close his labors with the church on
Oct 4, and possibly before. The action
LOT the 1ninisteris purely voluntary. For
two years Rev. Snider has presided
over the Christian church and his work
has been remarkably successful
Fort Dodge.
The case against Eddie Hopper,
lcharged With setting fire to the Hall
barn and under suspicion for setting
lcther barn fires was completed Tues
day morning. and Hopper was dismiss
sed. The justice held that the evidence,
(which was entirely circumstantial, was
not conclusive and the case was dis
missed.
Boone.
Peter Moog died at the Bassett hos
lpital Monday afternoon at three O'clock
| from an operation performed by the
Ieoctor Sunday. The man was operated
upon forarpendicitis. He was brake
man on the g. & n. w line and was
generally liked by the boys After
death he was taken 20 Stoweil's under
taking establishment and from there
sent to his home N Baraboo. Wis.
Cedar Falls.
S. A. Bishop met with quite a seri-
lous accident last Friday. He was on
1 a long ladder picking apples, when a
limb broke, letting him fall to the
ground. He was picked up while un-
conscious taken to the house, and a
physician called. 1t was found no bones
were broken. but he was badly bruised
and shaken by the fail. He is some
what better, but is still confined to his
bed.
4 Muscatine.
The contractors had some trouble
TUESDAY morning with the brick work
linen on the new opera house. The con-
Tractor offered to give them the union
lprice which was 40 cents an hour but
1.-THE masons wanted As. The men viii
have some time tosdecide whether they
wish to- work or not and II they viii
not work the contractors intend t.
send to Chicago to.get men, as they car
mot let the work lay.
Iowa City.
The Crescent Fence Company will los,
Il $4,000 or $4,000 in the packing hous,
i fire OF Friday night which destroyed
u the compAny's plant. The company 1
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sioux CIV sued.

Sioux City. Aug. 16.-F. E. Gill, ex-
city attorney, filed suit against the
city of Sioux City this morning as
counsel for w. A. Smith, asking $4,000
damages for personal injuries.
w. A. Smith was formerly connected
with Dayhoff's undertaking rooms and
lis we'll known in lodge circles. He all
leges in his petition that he has been
confined to his bed since June IL, 1900.
with injuries received as the result of
a fall on defective sidewalk. He was
walking along on the south side of
Ninth street, when he stepped on a
plank that had been loosened because
Of the rotten condition of the stringers
underneath and the end of the plank
flew up. He caught his foot on II and
fell violently to the sidewalk, injuring
him internally, rupturin gthe abdom-
inal muscles and infiicting bruises to
the body, limbs and spine. He states
that he has not been able to keep any
thing on his stomach for over a month.
He claims his time is worth SO per
month and he has incurred a 5000 doc
tor bill, besides the pain and suffering
he has had to endure, for all of which
he claims he has been damaged in the
! sum of $4,000
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GRUMPY CENTER NEWS.
Heavy Rains Delay stacking and
Threshins City improvements.


Special to Times Republican,.
Grundy Center, Aug. 16-The dry
spell was broken bysa slight rain last
Saturday afternoon. 1t rained again.
Sunday evening and night, Monday and
last night and promises fair to rain
again within the next twenty -four
hours. There is some small grain still.
in the shock and there will probably be
no threshing done before Friday. The
oats and barley crop is not large. proba-
bly, not an average crop The corn
promises to be the largest crop har-
vested for a decade. On the whole the
farmers of Grundy county have no rea-
son to complain.
The City Hotel building is progress
ing finely under the supervision of
contractor Scales, Of Waterloo. The
outside work will be finished in week
and the plastering Will be done next
week. The completed building will be
turned over to the hotel company by
Sept. 10. The Kerr building will be COM
pleted and occupied by a frst-class
baker on Sept. L. The I. o. o. F. build
ling will be completed by the 10th Of
september and will be occupied by
Liebsohn Bros. with stock of general
merchandise.
NJ. A. Buctan, county clerk, who has
been chosen as cashier Of the national
bank at Dyke, opened the bank for
business on last Monday.
The republican county convention has
been called for Sept. 3. There are five
candidates for nomination by the con-
|vention for the Office of clerk of courts,
three for auditor and three for county
attorney. 1t promises to be a Very
lively convention for each of these can
didates has his friends.
Albert Clark has sold his interest in
the furniture store Of DeSeelhorst &
Clark to Lew Coffman. The invoice be-
gan this morning and immediate pos
session will be given to Mr. Coffman.
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New Industry for Waterloo.

Waterloo. Aug. 16.--The formal trans
fer of the Cushman property at the COR
ner of East Fifth and Sycamore streets
to the Creamery Package Manufacture
ing Company was mazda yesterday,
.when r. w. Chandler, acting for the
company, paid A. j. Cushman $1,000,
which was named as the consideration
in the deed. The property will be trans
iferred within a few days from the
Creamery Package Company to NIessrs.
Ellis, of Charles City, for $4,000. and
the deed for this purpose will be for
swarded to the general offices in Chi
lcago for the necessary signatures.
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At TIE petition stage
Delivers Friends Circulating a Pc.
tition Asking His Appointment
togsenatorship.
Grand Chancellor Bernard Murphy
Entertains His Home Lodge
at Vinton.
Report Of the Orphans, Home at
Report of the Orphans Home al
Dayenport-Makes Good Show.
ing-Gther News.

sibley, Aug. is. Delivers friends,
evidently thinking the contest. has mar.
rowed TO a struggle between him and
ing a petition yesterday to have Coy :.
ernor Shaw appoint Dolliver senator.
There are some here who prefer that.
Perkins or Larrabee receive The ap-
rointmens.
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and o the hospital. but they were still
after me, 50 came here. They say i
am the father Of three children, and
Want me TO support them, but won't
GO IL. was never married, and they
must SHOW me proof of i t. Anderson
IS 40 Years old, has been regarded as
queer and now It is thought the heat
has affected his brain.
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safe Blown open,

Lewis, Aug. 16.-Yesterday morning
about 800 o'clock the safe in the W. T.
Joyce lumberoffice was blown open and
a drawer containing some notes, insur-
3ance policies, etc, was taken. No
money was kept in the safe and thus
the loss is not great. The report was
heard by an old lady living near the
office, who Vas induced to look in the
direction, and seeing a dim light Went
across to peer in. smouldering fire
M her gaze and the fire alarm was
given The burning papers had started
the fire, which burned thru the wall
and soon being eStinguished the safe
was noticed. The door was blown off.
the books and papers We're badly dam
aged and the little drawer gone. No
clue is known as TO the intended bur
|glar.