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Beginning today we will hold loan exhibit of paint ngs here by renowned artists many of whom have exhibited and won medals at the Paris Salon.
 While the pictures here for exhibit they may be pur- chased and the prices range from $300 little over $OOO each The titles together with the of the artists are as follows. = The Hungarian Horse Far," by J. Harweg, Munich. Salon winner of many medals
 Flemish Clam Diggers, by Laurenty Paris
 Waiting" by A. Secola Paris
 "A "A Study in Sheep, by Franz De Brch Paris.
 Ihe Musicale by H. Pnggerra Rome
 Landscape and Cattle" by w. F. Hulk, London.
 Market Square Cairo Egypt, by Prof. Passine Rome
 The pictures will be shown in the "Cosytorium"
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Owing to the heavy rain this afternoon the fortnight Club will postpone their dance at Tuxedo Park until the coming Friday.
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PROPOSED CHANGES IN THE METHODIST DISCIPLINE

Many propositions tho Methodist discipline
sion at Chicago Some We're briefly debated
mit the
present provision q tho discipline paragraph 2g,
neglect duties
ul
beverage petitions The
liquors.
Ing property place which
rueS dancing parties pronz
amusemens
obedience the order discipline
proaoh be
fault
the church
and heo be of humiliation he be expelled
Among the suggested changca
by substituting Of
obviously NJ
Buckley conicro
and
Po
Amend the opening phrases read
Miller. Kentucky
OF
River conference the discpn
unchanged declare
church quest
discipline
tendencies
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NEW ENGINE OF DESTRUCTION
AMERICAN NAVAL OFFICER uAsI>-
VENTED A WONDERFUL sHELl..
No Armor Plate In the World that II
tnn Not Penetrate, Not Even
the Famous Krnpp.

Washington, May S.some facts almost
startling in their Importance were laid be-
fore the senate today in secret legislative
session at the conclusion OF the regular
open session They related il is under
stood, 10 the invention OF a she'll oy a
prominent officer OF the United states
navy, ehell superior in every essential
quality to any now in use either by this or
any other government The quality OF
penetration possessed by the she'll Is said
to be so great that no armor now manu-
featured 10 the United States or abroad
has sufficient resistance to withstand It..
The facts. which were In possession OF
only few senators were deemed so inn
por'ant that the senate decided 10 con
slder them In secret session.
Today, after the naval bill had been laid
aside for the day, Mr. Tillman asked Tor
secret session In order that he might
explain 10 the senate why he desired the
"rlhor plate matter 20 be discussed In
secret, When the doors were closed ne
explained that several days ago he had
oHereo a resolution calling upon the sec
fetary OF the navy TO send to the senate
LOT us Information the details OF tests
~ tAN AFHAl tAuNut OUitkalS OF 0rLNcT
plate made at Indian Head. No answer 10
,hA' inquiry had been received aad In ali
human probability none would be received.
IL seems that Nh. Tiliman called AZ the
navy department apl WAS informed that l,
would be unwise at this lime 10 make
puoi1e the details OF the tests he had asked
ior as L would place In the hands. NOT
ohly Of tho senate, but representatives. OF
foreign governments information ih1t
properly belonged exclusively 10 the
United states. He was Informed that Adj
mlral o,Neii. chief Of the bureau OF ara >
nance had been conducting for several
months series OF armor tests al Indian
htad the results OF which were very re-
marhable prominent onlclal OF the
navy department said &C Is understood that
me tests OF all sorts OF .srmor, including
tue krupp srmor had been made with q
view Of ascertaining their enectivsness
against a new shelf that had been invent
go BY an ofilcer Of the navy No niece OF
armor submitted 20 the test Il ia UNDER
$1,000. was able 10 Withstand a shells
nfed from high power guns penetrated ire
Imor almos, as bullets nred from 1.
Arag-Jorgensen rifle would peps.rats
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AnyANcINe sI.owLy.
bridges Rave Becn wrecked, which
Impedcs british rrogrrsa,

bridges Have been wrecked, which
impedcs british rrogrrsa,
London. May s.--Tho following dispatch
from Lord Roberts has been received at
tho war office:
smaldell, May THE railway from
Rrandfort to this place has been consd-
erably damaged aud the bridge over the
Vet river has been hopelessly damaged.
This delays supplies coming up. Every
few yards charges OF rankarock had been
laid under tho rails. This might have
created loss OF life. bit was fortunately
discovered by Wosr Australian infantry
man.
wlnbcrg has been occupied by tho High
land brigade.
In spite OF these wrecked railroads the
British advance goes on slowly. Lord Rob
erts' outposts are apparently about twelve
miles north OF Smaldol. General nrabant
has Joined General HundlO at Thubanchu,
whence they are moving forward. The
country Is all quiet In that direction. A
reconnaissance made by General Rumble
OF the Beers recent positions al Thaban-
chu resulted In their being pronounced i'm
prcgnable and their evacuation Is reported
TO have been due TO the receipt Of an urg-
ent request from President Stoyu. The
Beers are said 90 be moving northward,
but their Immediate destination is not
known
Tho whereabouts OF tho Brltah cavalry
under General French Is still mystery,
whtlo General Kelly-Kenny and General
ChermBldes divisions are also unncoount-
cd for.
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SHORT NEWS STORIES.

BERLIN The health OF the dementea
otto OF Bavaria y completely broken and
tho end Is expected soon.
CONVICTION. KY During an elsetrlea,
storm William Heidriok and Louis Moor
man OF covington we're killed BY light,
ming near latonia race tracks.
hEHLiN--rhe German press IA CON.
menting on the recent yisit Of Emperor
Francis Joseph, claiming Il sisniaes !
Strengthening Of the triple alliance.
PRINCETON, n. J.-priaeeson defeated
Yale In the annual debate The subject
MAS the propriety OF ratlfy.ng the Hay.
Pauneefose treaty. Yalr had the asarma.
tive
NEW YORK. Edward Clsfford NAl
hanged 10 the HUDSON county, New Jerssy,
jail for the murder OF Division suporin
tendent w O. watson OF the West Shore
railway In 1896.
LONDON, ION May Q Captain Watso,
and sixty Of the Chinese legation al wei
Hai-Wol were attacked by 5000 Chinese
The lAttor were repulsed with no casual
ties 70 the Dritish force.
RoME.,A dispatch from poritori sa,s
Loud explosions within yesnvius continue
accompanied by frequent, but slirht
shocks that are fell ~ say VITO aai il
the direction OF puglesno
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pers have scarcely alluded to tho matter.
Tho director Of posts admits a shortage OF
s100o, bus further investigation has
brought to light the fact that In July OF
last year the receipts showed a failing OF
of about $4,000 from the average OF the
month previous and that this shortage has
been kent up ever since. Il appears that
about that tma Director " Posts Rath.
bone gave orders for the destruction OF
$iii00n worth ~ snrcharee stamps on ac-
count OF Tho issue OF new stamp. This
work of destruction was left In tho hands
OF Charles r. w Medley aud his assist
ants, but it Is now believed that none
OF those stamps were destroyed. the theory
being that they we're sent on, wlth the
now slamps The Havana receipts amount
cd 20 about $4,000 mouth. according
80 the books. but the other officers OF the
island showed only $1,000 or $1,000
amounts palpably absurd II IS astonlsh
ing that the shortage was not discovered
before, because the receipts at Santiago
or Matnnsas alone should amount 20 near
ly $1,000.
Absolute proof that something has been
going wrong Is shown by the fact that
Auditor Barrie reports receipts for the ave
days OF May as aggvesatius 5000 should
this average be- continued, Il would mean
a total OF more than $4,000 for the
month
That others than Neelcy are involved Is
implicitly believed, although the evidence
as yea Is not sufficient 90 Justify their
arrest, Nevertheless should certain per-
sons attempt 10 leave the island they
would be taken into eustody.
Medley has made investments here and
IN other parts OF the island, having as a
partner postal empl0ye, Carrydon Rich,
VINO now holds the power Of attorney for
Nteley kirh was yesterday appointed 10
Neeiey place as CHIEF OF The finance de-
partmsnt OF tho Havana postofnce. but
today The appointment was suspended
Military authorities know little regard
ING the matter beyond what Colonel Bur
ton Inspector general reported Tor the
department. az posts haa been virtually Ia.
dependent az the military authorities aud
has reported directly 60 the postmaster
general
IRe Inspector general has merely made
quarterly inspection ON his former
inspection tour he found a shortage OF
mere than Sls coo, hut such plausible ex..
euses were given that he Thought he was
probably mistaken When no entered an
his latest inspection his suspicious wer.
further aroused shd he resolved to probe
mSfiere 70 The bottom This close scrutiny
roFeaied fsatures q the case which have
net YET been made public. II seems fhss
NeelcY kept scarcely any accounts which
would bear showing, Mr. Rich. his own as.
sltiant irdofsins his accounts as cor,
rect.
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ALABAMA REPuBLtcASs.
hinEham Faction Has Put 4 run
state Ticket ~ the field

birmingham, Ala, May S,-The Bingham,
faction Of the republican party, through 10,
state executive COMMITTEES. OF which lu-
Ian Bingham, collector OF internal revenue
for Alabama Is chairman. today nominal.
ed q state ticket 10 be voted Tor m Inc
August election. The ticket is as folowg,
For governor Charles p Lane Of Mad.
son secretary OF state. James j Curtis O,
Cullman; attorney general, James JACK Z.
son OF Colbert: treasurer, b. VI. Long a,
walker, auditor Or, ]. C. Swami AZ Rap,
dolph; superintendent Of education. Jane,
Ahareromhie Of Lawrence; commissioner ~
agriculture, Pickens w. Philips OF Mon.
roe; presidential electors Tor the sta,a =,
large !. Pollock OF Montgomery ma NJ
W. Mulilcan OF Henry
Charles I. Lane the candidate FOR v,v.
ernor, is the editor OF the Huntsville Fri.
oune Mr. Lane was in the city ana ac.
ccpted the nomination
u Is thought that William Va,yh,,
Who was elected STATE chairman no a..
tseilon AZ the dual convention recen v
held IN Mentgomsry, viii soon issue csi,
for a meeting OF tho eommlttee 10 mn, I.
ticket 10 the field, F4'
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nonns IN romcn.
Generals Hutton aud BronJ,vooh
Report To- Lord noirrtn.

Generals Hutton and HronJ,vooh 81
Report Ia Lord UoLcrts.
London, May 9.Tho war office ha.
issued the following dispatch from Lord
Roberts, dated smaldcll. May ::
General Hutton, With mounted Infantry
reeonnoitored yesterday to the znud river
and found the enemy In considerable force
General Broadwood's brigade of cavalry,
with General Ian lInmilton's force. per
formed the Same operation with much thu
same result
General Hunter reports that be occu-
pied Fourteen Streams yesterday without
oppoHitlon owing in a great measure Ia
the able dispositions made by General
Paget on tho left bank OF the Naal river
Mt Warrenton, where his artillery Gre
rendered the euemy's position practically
untcnahlo
"a six inch gun was found most use
ful,
As The Sixth and half the Firth brit
Eedes Of Infantry advanced under cover Of
tho artillery the enemy retired precpitate.
~ abandoning their clothing. ammunition
and peNondl effects"
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green wood. the differences b,Is, !
armor plate split from The NJ
pact II is said this was ,rus d NJ
armor as we'll as Of The sI.sI
tested
Tho shell which was 50 sa.etsv
described; indeed. the raw tssri
guarding jealousy all dstaIs Il.
its construction. The areunsi |
Tillman is that with such 1 .Ma
the possession OF the goyerlnns
OF which sooner or later VIC
known to other governments, l. u
be the part OF wisdom for csrrsai
into CONTRACTS to purchase he "a
armor unless Il could be 80 inTsz
resist prpjectiles Of the kira VI
dian Head. Feeling that nor II
the matter concernlng the lea.
made by the government ssgH
In the debate upon the armof s1k1
rillman suggested that Il sosIl y
able TO consider the subject o d
The senate agreed with bin I'll
row he armor plate will Be akap
hind closed doors,
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SUMMARY OF ToDAY,s IMPORTANT NEws.
STATE.

crop renorts indicate a short crop of
corn but large wheat and fruit CROP.
Further reports show that the storm
covered vida area aud did much dam-
age
The adiutant general suggests the hold
ing OF regimentai onoampments.
Texas Bankers association is In session
ut Fort Worth
Tho Texas Mlliers' association met at
Fort Worth and elected Officers,
Tho state will delay action on granting
patents under Gibson land certificates for
further investigation.
A Dallas hIsamlst got a new trial.
pleaded guilty and received lighter
sentence
The commencement exercises OF tho
medical university gro puitr way,
burglars blow q ssta at iledenheimer
and secured 500 W cash.
Tho funUal % Judge Cnlborson took
place at Jefferson
Damage hv tho storm In Denton county
Is estimated az 5000 con.
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POLITICAL.

National populst leaders undecided rs
to tho vice presidency. though all are for
Bryan Townc sulser aud Stevenson all
mentioned.
Bingham faction of the Alabama renub
lcans nuts out full ticket
National Reform Prcsa association maps
out u platform Tor tho middle-of the.
readers.
Middle-of-the- readers may nominate
Howard and Deyer instead of Ignattus
nonnolly OF Barker, The proposed plat
form outlined.
Election OF COMPTROLLER Dawes as tenn
porary chairman OF tho Illinois republi-
can convention is defeat OF Tanner.
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pyyan n, His lloms

Lincoln. Nab, May s.--W. 4 :
turned to Lincoln today 10y ! Z
mon tbs, most Of which tIa' y |.
on his farm near this eii, r.
night that he had 40 connsla I
on the Developments q W Ii i
convention and no sigsesIls''. u, 4
to tho vice presidential len...s:
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DOMESTIC.

Al street car i,ncr in 81 Louis ar,
tied M on account ot Tho strike, Sew
ergl shot In tho riots
Leading mon IN convention at Montgom-
cry, Ala. ara discussing tho race prob
ltm In the south
What is the constitution or tho organio
law Of the church, Ia tho Leading quos-
ton before the Northern Methodist con-
fcrrurC
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raad reItcrrtcs President Krugcr's undi-
mlnished tonacity or purpose. In the
course az the debate he said that should
no be- sent to St Helena. tho republican
cause would still go on.
General Loua Botha aud Lucas Meyer
IN Pretoria are consulting with the vullks-
rand.
dispatch from Maseru. Basutolandl
dated TUESDAY. May s. saya;
Lord Roberts rapid advance has con
fused tho Beers who are holding the roads
between weponcr and Clocolan. along
which continuous stream az Wagons
and cattle has been proceeding northwnrd
for days. ON Monday some OF those roun-
ter marched and the herds gnt into an i'm
extricahle muddic, the Beers not knowing
which way 20 turn
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CUBAN POSTOfFlCE SCANDAL
GARNET DECIDES THAT UNCLE SAW
MUST PAY THE SHORTAGE.
Medley VIII he Taken BACK to Ha-
wanna for TriRi--Hc ,iust Have
Made False Entvies,

Washington, May s,~-Thc only matter OF
met meeting was the alleged heavy short
axe 10 the accounts OF Charles F. Medley
formerly treasuror OF the postonice de-
pariment Of cuba Medley has been ar
rested 80 Rochester, \ y, and the ques-
tion arose as TO whether the United States
ar Cuba was Responsible for the amount OF
dethcation. Il seemed To ho Tho opinion
OF all the members present that as Neeiey
was appointed by the United states aud .n
administering the aflsirs OF the island thls
government acted IN a capacity aa trustee
aud is therefore responsible for the short
ago and can proceed against Nesley's
bondsmen for the amount involved j, WAS
practically settled. too tha, Medley would
DC taken back to cuba Ter trial before a
ciyh tribunal, Il Is expected that tho
prisoners counsel VIII contest any effort
TO return him TO Havana. bus Il Ia the
opinion OF the attorney general that 4 can
and should be done.
Washington, May sTho poatonice de-.
parlmeni has report from Agents Soy
bolt and Neal as to the amount OF postal
revenues In The hands OF Charles T.
Neeley, lha chief 81 the bureau OF iuance
for the postal department Ia Cuba. ON
April 20. AZ that slime. according to these
reports, he apparently accounted for all
sums due the government, and lt is said
by postonice department officials thar II
Medley embexsled postal funds he must
have iuggled the figures ana made false
entries or else took the money Immediate
~ after the balance was struck Accord .
ing TO the hgurea at command here, how
ever, there Is an apparent discrepancy he
tween the amount Of postal order funds as
given by Medley and the amount due the
government. II was stated that he had on
April ~ sila,as0 while the books here Ia.
dicate that he should have had anproxi-
mRtely 5000 900
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WASHINGTON.

a navel coaling station may no es-
tablished nj Pelican island, near Calves
ton,
Cuibcrsona Greer county bill reported
on iavorablv by tho house committee,
House ordora the secretary OF the treas
ury to mako public the olonmarFarins
formula Tom Bail makes a vigorous pro-
tcst against the resolution.
Cabinet decides that unclo Sam Ia re-
sponslhlo for NeeleYs spccrlations In
cuba and he viii be ext7adtcd.
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From vashl'

-AI .
Washington, 3. 4
boy was about Is ,o S,,s
out gu with, with q rash which Sa' 4
PC measles. In 1 iss "
swelling on the lsi n, n.
and It was decided i ~ Y
was given medIcsy, M
about three weeks sIn
said It was scroiul, VIZ y
s salve. lie wanted q -.
but J would not lit IL, a
giving him medIc;s 10y ! a.
months when the bose,ss s
p, and became ! L. ~
each ordered a blOo ~ =.
neighbor told me d {, . =. s'''
IKE our baby's which
Hoods sarsaparilla,
give 1t % my boy and !,
ms health improved " 4
healed SO nicely that / . u /
MN the medicine, Th.
utagain, however, wb ~ NJ
gave him Hoods ssrs,os.s. "
persistent use has accons'',s
plete cure. ] do notthiDl I.
even a scar left. | CANA, u
highly OF Hoods SarssOs,s'.
ommendit everywhere INV y. /
Mrs. Nrrrm cnAsr, HEs]
Like Magic,
=" A complication q t,s,,,
pepsia, chronic catarrb -, u
nation of the stomach \
etc., made me missrsbt.
appetite until | took HosSs /
rilla, which acted like r,,'
thoroughly cured.p N +
1874 West i4th Ave, DEM,
II you have failed ID =, NJ
other remedies try Hood,
rilla. 1t cures when iii n
because it is Peculiar q Ia.s
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nm ro uNcLn SAN.
Monroeism Something witch should
Apply Roth Mays

london. May 9-rhe Standard IN an
editorial predicting that tho Docr peace
delegation VIII achieve nothing IN tho
United states says; gwen in tho ex-
element OF presidential election the
American people are not likely to 20 TO
dangerous lengths or % DO anything which
would commit their administration to an
utterly unwarrantol quarro with Great
Britain. IL the Old world is expected to
keep its hands on tho new world. the
obligation Is reciprocal and Il Is quite
uncomfortable that the American people
would engage in such colossal FOLLY as
y crusade Ia tayor OF tho Beors"
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TRANSNAAL.

British advance guard is within forty.
nye miles Of Kroonstad. and Boers ara
preparing TO move their government to
Heilhrnn.
MefoSing Is In tho throes Of > famine
and there is much sickness aud many
deaths.
Eocrs have no trouble in escaping
with conveys
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WILL RE HONG.


chicago May S.-A special to ths
Times- Herald from washington s,y..
Senator Hanna said tonight. 4raer. vim
be no S'ampeaiag OF the convention A.
philadelphia TO Governor Roosevelt or ,nv
other man agains, his will Ia nv ocla
soa Secretary Long viii be named for NJ.
preslaenI BY che convention,
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rclcgrnphcr., sOrll.c on.

Atlanta. Ga, May S.--President W. V.
Powell OF the Order OF Railroad Telegraph
CTS, has ordered tho strike OF tho SOUTH
EN- railway telegraphers declared on. hut
me boycott feature Of the Southern win
be continued by the order.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-09
go '-7aassaa7 VI
NEELEYiS BsIL
Two New $4,000 Cola esst
Were Put Up by "Frlsssf

New York, May S.-Nach ltiaf
shown at the Federal builiIas i''r
gard to the cash bail deposited I
by C. #. Neelcy OF The cusis I
department, who was arrested y
al Rochester on a charge o. =
500. 900 of government finds ~
bail reau.od was deposited u .!
tWo7aew 5000 gold eestiatsa |
Medley nor his counsel wsila z
statement In regard 70 where "
came from except that = ~ :
by friends OF Mr.. Nesls'
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DEATH SENTENCE coumurap.

Lieutenant kenneth Murchison WI
serve His Idrc In Prison.
London, May S.--Lord Roberts has COM
mutcd to penal soryitplo for life the son
lence Of death pronounced by thc court
partial before whom he wRs tried. upon
Lieutenant Kenneth Murchisou OF the ar
tllery. who. on November lnst, killed Mir
faslow, correspondent Of tho Daily Chron-
irlc az Mateking, Tho verdict OF she
e'lrt martial was forwarded TO Lord Rob
erts with recommendation for mercy
from Colonel Baden Powell. tho British
commander al Maf0klng.
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rIgxAs r0LirIos.

Candidates for congress In the Tenth
are stirring.
Claims hnve been given out from heed
quartsrs OF both candidates for ccmptroll-
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RAILROADS.

J. n GrsWold appointed division
ifcisht dsent or THO Santa Ne AZ Dallas
Prospects Of the International ana
Great Northern absorbing tho velasco
Terminal
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Nearly Double in 1899 'n'''
Previous Ysar'

~ Z, Chron,e DISEASES y izi
we 7Ou" -
,a,. 10th IN punb,l = .!..:ss
3 ts,Si,ery which ihsi ~
1,.9liaT 'G ia ,As uslSn' = -
rs sl,s, ..,.. y
naaat the year is'. "a y ~
trsslSd ln ," rany psns. 4