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QUESTION OF CONTROL.

The commentators next state. III
Commodore SChley We're In absolute
command during the battle, and II he
had made any use Of his authority, he
must have exercised some control over
some Of the vessels participating.
whereby they take up in detail the les
timony OF the commanding otlicrrs on
this point and say;
wainwright OF the Gloucester, said
he saw no orders from the Brooklyn;
Taylor. OF the Indiana, said he saw no
signals from the Brooklyn Evans. Of
the Iowa. said Of the Brooklyn. 4 never
saw any signal from her. | did not
maneuver in obedience 10 any signals
from the Brooklyn the commanding
officer OF the Texas Is dead but the
officers testimony makes II clear that
she received no orders Speaking of
this ship the commentators declare
"The question Is not much one Of
possible credit TO- but of possible CEN
sure Of Admiral Schley, In connection
with the work Of that vessel IN the
battle Of Santiago. The plain truth rs
that Admiral Schley did not. durlng foe
battle in any way direct or conir'l the
splendid performances Of the Glouces-
ter and the three battleshps. Indiana
Iowa ana Texas, 1ne OfncefS IN COM
mand OF these ships neither received
nor obeyed a solitary order from him"
EFFORTS OF sCHLEY's ATToR-
NEYS.
Next. the commentators turn their at
tentlon 90 what they declare were pee
sistent efforts by Schieys attorneys, To-
show that In some manner the ORE Roh
at least was under his orders during
the battle. first by answering the signal
"close W" and afterward by lltlng her
1s-nch guns under signal from the
Brooklyn. and they say 'hui tina NJ
tempt as the testimony 10 he quoted
below shows. was a failure They
quote therefore passages from Capt,
Clarks testimony. IN which he said, IN
regard to the order. close np that
that was a standing order In the SQUAD
ron 10 attack the enemy at once IL they
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PAN Amoricnn Conferenoe

Mexico city. Jan. 3i.--rhe Pan Amer
lean conference has approved an inn
portant resolution looking to the Inn
provement Of nuyial communications in
South America.
fhe purpose ia 90 AFFORD navigable
route from the OrinocO TO the Plata
through the heart Of the continent IL
is agreed by the delegates OF BOloyla,
Argentina. Peru. Paraguay Colombia
and Ecuador that conference shall be-
held in Rio Janeiro within a year to
further the projscts
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SOAP DIGNITY.

r. FIT is easy to find pure soap; it is easy
to find a cheap one. The problem is
49, to find both combined; a soap that is
pure yet inexpensive. Ivory Soap is the best
solution of that problem. 1t is an original
product, evolved after years Of experiment and
research. 1t is the most Of pure soap for
the least money. It stands approved to-day
by second generation Of Ivory Soap users.
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cLosE OF COMMENT.

The Comment closes in the follow
ing words:
The contention that the magnificent
WORK VI The oregon, or dny purt VI II
was done Ader orders frSm the Brook.
lyn on that the Oregon received and
obeyed even a single order from Conn
modore Schley from the time Che Spun-
ish ships were sighted TO the time OF
the surrender OF the Colon, which snr-
render may be fairly taken as the close
of the battle. must be abandoned, and
with Il goes the last peg upon which
20 hang the pretense Of a claim that
during the battle OF Santiago CommO-
dOre SChley effectively exercised any az
tie functions Of a commander in-chief.
1.-The weight OF the testimony Is Ia
the effect that the commodore controlled
the movements of his fagship the
BOoklyn. wen, with the exception OF
the loop But Il also shows that not
negatively but ailirmauyely and beyond
question he did not control the
operations of the feet in general IN
tina day
IAN TINS ~ established not 10y theo-
retic1l deductions or expert or incXpert
opinion but by direct. positive, unlm-
pcachod and unimpeachabla testimony
given under oath by the admiral $
brothers in arms
TIE PLAIN TRUTH.
"The plain truth OF the matter, there
fore, developed for the nrsI tlire under
the eparchlight Of this inquiry, although
cutie incidentally, is that 80 fac us the
Gloucester, the Iowa, the Indiana, the
Texas. and the Oregon are concrrn2l,
no, the stroke Of a propeller blad not
the touch Of a helm, not The itlne "
ehoU. was done under the direction
or by he orders OF Admiral Schley dur
Ing this memorable battle"
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Chlld worth Millions

MY child Is worth millions 10 me-"
saws Mrs. Mary Bird Of Harrisburg,
pn., "yet / would have lost her by Group
had I not purchased bottle OF one
Minute Cough cure zone Minute
Cough Cure is sure cure for cough.
Group and throat and lung troubles. An
absolutely safe cough cure which acts
Immediately, The youngest child can
take il with entire safety. The little
ones like the taste and reGlember how
cftcn II helped them, Every family
should have "a bottle OF one Minute
Cough Cure handy. At this season es-
peclaly fl may be needed suddenly
Godbe-PitJs Drug CO., corner First
South and Main streets
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ing, lnboring and many other branches,
He said the Chinese worker in these
cases accepted wages go nuoh lo"e-
thqn the white man that the former
secured the work,
MI Fnrsuth said the labor orRnnl2a-
tlons would not be satisfied with any
bill which did not protect American
workmen from Chinese coming
from the Philippines as well as from
China
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Samson 10 he Refined.

Washington Jan. SO.-The navy de-
partment today issued an order that
Rear-Admlrals Sampson and 7. J..
Cromwell win he placed on the retired
lat on the first of next month on ac-
count OF age Admiral Sampson Is
now in this city waiting orders his
health having compelled his relln-
quishment Of active duties several
months ago Admiral Cromwell Is in
command of the European station.
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land were planted the understanding
being that the growers should learn
enough by instruction and experiment
To enable them TO carry on the Indus
ny on their own account and respon-
sibllity hereafter The growers have
agreed to have the sale Of the entire
crop take place under the auspices Of
the department. In order to show just
Wndt has been accomplished by the
government eNXpcrmonts.
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Phoenix Assurance Co. Agent.

New York, Jan 81 II II. Guernsey
has been appointed secretary OF the
Phoenix Assurance company Of Lon
don, succeeding the late Francis y.
Macdonald according 10 London
special to the Journal OF Commerce.
Mr.. Guernsey has been ere of the ioins
assistant secretaries and more especial
ly interested IN the home business OF
Tho PhueniX.
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Rio Tin,o Director Comes,

New York, Jan CO W. Fielding OF
London, director of the Rio Tinto
company was a passenger ON the steam
ship Oceanic which arrived today Ac-
cording to recent cable report the oh
iect of his visit TO this country Is for
the purpose OF effectins working
agreement between the Rio TInto COM
pany, and the Amalgamated Copper
company, but when seen today Mr.
Fielding refused 10 discuss Ihe report,
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Notorious Horse thief KILLED.

Butte. Mont. Jan, 3l,-A special from
Fort Benton says IL has developed that
Il man killed AT Gilt Edge Mont, sew
eral days ago is none other than the
notorious horse thief and desperate
Sam Larson, who has been badly want
ed by the authorities Of the state for
many crimes. Larson was shot while
resisting Arrest
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KnI.er Makes Naynl pingrams.

Berlin, Jan SO-Three diagrams,
mounted on cardboard drawn By En-
peror William, and showing the naval
strength of the United states. Russia
and Japan, We're hung IN u lobby OF
the reichstag today They simply show
the vessels OF this country belong TO
different classes now being built build
ing or projected The fact that the
diagrams were drawn by the emperor
attracted attention 10 them and
served, as the emperor intended, to
stir up interest in foreign naval de-
pnrtmenIa
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To Abolish standing Room only,

New York Jan. 3l-rormal orders
will be given today by Fire Commits
sloner Sturgis which win abolish the
standing room only sign before New
York theaters II will be brought about
by the enforcement OF the statute pro-
yiding that no person shall stand In
the aisles or passage ways OF public
places Of amusement Commissioners
stnrgls' order VIII. IL is stated, call on
the various fire captains to enforce the
Ia a.
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Chinese Exclusion Hearings.

Washington, Jan. sO-The hearings
VI chinese exclusion were continued 10.
gay before The House committee ON for
ssu analrs. II Il. Fuller. in behalf
me Brotherhood of Railway E,n-
ky, KY, spoke in favor of strict excln
wv, ,@A ne said the objection 10 the chi
M, n.y., ron the labor siandoo,rt
Ime, gey come into connection with
YcS 'i Let "ofkmen the Chimes having
NIL MI uaol's OF cheap living that theN
Anu wages which resnectable
tks A ta WoIEmen could not afford to
rnN o AnqleG Fuvuth Of the seamen's
o. 'au iFonoIsco, gave the extent
,so ca.llese labor on tho paolfo coaet
l,sS s' ~ thal they practically monopo-
fng iN1 L lapof lleld in the salmon can
lm s S,,uus,ry' and were connecting with
""''ican labor in cigar making, tailor.
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rnnnn pnsInI FrauAs HearIng.

Havana Jan. 3O,--A number Of minor
witnesses testified today az the hear
INK Of The case growing out Of the Gu
ban postal frauds
me- hiense introduced as a precedent
ior Rathbones expense IN furnishing
his house in Havana the fact that GER
anamy officers. including COL George
N Burton. Of the Inspector generals
department., formerly In cuba, had their
cHta residences furnished from the
hmar funds. The government con-
tends that In all such cases the military
offers referred to had authority for so
tdif while Rathhone did not have
Nd authority
Two volumes from the report Of the
Serle committee containing n celpts
and expenditures In cuba have been
fld as evidence 10y counsel for Rath-
bone These reports contain many bills
contracted by army officers for their
private residences similar to those con-
tncted by Rathbone.
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Head Of liobber Gang Arrested.

Detroit Mich, Jan 3t-A special TO
the Tribune from ST. Louis. Mich, says
Clint Nelson, who was arrested here re-
Gently and who Is reported to be the
Wealthiest farmer In Gratiot county. Is
now alleged to have been the head of
a gans off thlcyes. who have been syS-
tematically robbing farmers of stock
and other property for years. ShcrIh
Parrish who had been working on the
trail of the thieves secured enough cyl-
dence 10 warrant the arrest Of James
Hazard, his son William Marble and
aMrtE ilakes, all Of this vicinity IA
jail Marble weakened and confessed.
stating that the gang had been ste6l-
ing for years. and that Nelson acted as
the fence Nelson Is charged win
burglary and being an accessory after
the fact Az he present time he rs
feeding 800 head of cattle and about
800 sheep on his farm Tor the city
market, In addition he has nearly as
many more which he Is wlnterlng lie
Is said to be worth 100000.
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Cuhan snpnr sirunllnn.

Hayana, Jan. 3O-Gov- Gen. Wood
has written 20 certain senator's at
Washington regarding the present sit
uatl0n OF the sugar Industry in Cuba,
showing that It Is impossible at the
present prices aud With The present
duties to land sugar in the United
States al profit.
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South Carolina In Tho Rcvolutlon

Washington Jan 30. When the
Philippine tariff bill was taken up at
2 o'clock Mr. 'rillman took the floor
He announced that he would not talk
much about the Philippine tariff but
desired to discuss the part South Caro-
lima took IN the war Of the revolution
He nrralgned Mr. Lodge for attempting
to prevent discussion on the revoh-
tlonary theme and whom Mr. Tillman
asserted tried 70 parcel out the time
Of the Senate
Adyerting to yesterdays proceedings,
Mr. rillman referred 10 Mr.. Beverldge
OF Indiana as my gallant young friend
from lndiann who sprung into the
FRAY" 49, 10 the necessity of the tariff
in the Philippines he said thea there
was plenty OF money for the carpcl
bargers over there TO spend
Reaching the real subject Of his
speech he said
South Carolina has created more
history than any other state IN the
union
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appeared and TO keep the heads uf the
shlps always toward The entrance"
ana remember a feeling Of sausfpc.
tlon that there was an order 10 close In,
IN case any accident had happened amy
collldng with other ships
Az 10 The alleged order from the
brooklyn directing the oregon 10 nie
her l3-lnch guns, the commentators
again quote from capt Clarks tesu.
mony where when asked ~ the guns
Were fred IN pursuance Of Jn o.GDr
from The Brooklyn the captain -nld
NO, sir | Cred them after d-lihcrat-
lng with the officers and 81 Dhry
enc BROOKLYN made signal did not
SEQ It N
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Cnge MAY Go 10 New York.

New York. Jan. SILT is stated that
secretary Lyman j. Gage. who retires
from tha treasurershiD ~ 'e'uduy,
viii visit this ely on Monday next TO
confer with the directors o, NJ Inter-
national Banking corporation the press
idency OF which, II Is reported, the d.
rectofs are urging him TO take.
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what to no.

convincing proof tina, the kidneys and blad.
DER are out Of order
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Rlp Price for a Troiler.

New Horh Jan. 30 Jacob Rupert Jr.
bought Oakland Baron, ten years old
trottcr BY Baron Wilkes dam Lady
Mckay foi $1,000 at the Fasg-Tipton
sale today. Oakland Baron is brown
stallion with 4 record Of 2:09h Ne Will
be raced, but WIN also be used for stud
purposes al pughkeepsle, Oakland
Baron was consigned BY the Phladel-
phla Brewing company
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RECIPROCITY TREATIES.
Power of President in Same 10 be
Fully Investigated,

Washington Jan 30,-~ln view Of the
contention set up by Senator Cullom
IN the Senate yesterday that reclpro-
city treaties affecting the revenues can
be negotiated without action of Con-
gress, Mr, TaWney OF Minnesota to-
day introduced IN the House resolu-
ton directing the ways and means
committee TO fully Investigate the
question Of whether or not the Pres-
dent, by and with the advice and con-
sent Of the Senate, and independent OF
any action on the part of the House Of
representatives can negotiate treaties
with foreign governments by which du-
ties levied under an act of Congress
for the purpose Of revenue are modified
or repealed and report the result OF
snuch investigation ~ the House,
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sludenIs Ahscnt ThemseIres.

tOlden Colo, Jan, 3O.--All students
!, The state school Of mines ahsanted
themselves from the class-s oday In
wnSQuence Of recent supensions Of
,ulehls by the faculty. which are TO
~ made The subject OF an investiga-
uou by the board Of control
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Tunnels Across Manhattan Island

New York, Jan. Sl.--Reports Of the
organization Of new company to be
known as the Union Terminal company
capital 4OOOO.00o, to build railroad tun-
nels across Manhattan from New Jer-
sey TO Long Island under Fourteenth
md Forty.second streets, have caused
another burst Of activity In real es-
tate. says the World Counsel for the
new company has announced that while
no actual purchases have been made,
Sil 900 GEO worth Of property along
Fourteenth street had been pledged by
the owners in the form Of consents
10 support the tunnel scheme,
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No Operation ON Funston.

Kansas City Jan. 2O.--Gen. Fred
Funston vii not have TO undergo an
other operation but he win remain
here several days longer under the
treatment Of Dr. y. S. Robinson, his
physician Cen Funston will 90 to
Lawrence tomorrow returning 70 Kan
sas city again sunday
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3maIInox on a Train.

Bay City, Mich. Jan. 3l.-A Michigan
Central train coming from Macklnaw
city was held UP at Grayllng for three
hours. There was a case of smallpox
on board and the health officer would
not allow the train TO proceed until
every person on board had been vac
cinatel.
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BIne Bool On sonth African Reform

London Jan ga blue book issued
tonight gives details Of an extensive
Plan proposed by Lord Miner the Brit.
81 hlgh commissioner IN South Africa,
~ handling liquor and native labor In
lft mining region Lord Miner pro-
lCSs to Gbollsh Jogging and rlgldly to
CoNliol the liquor traffic among the
pacv He admits this latter to be a
hrendous undertaking, but says:
Wilde realize the difficulties. I also
Ieel That We are bound b~ hook or 10y
croQs to overcome them The whole
..rdt Of The administration Is at stake.
an confident that his majesty's gov
olment will support our view that
~ ufGhle or ext. nse should be spared
U carrying out a policy which, II sue
fNlll means a m0meniOus triumph
VGlln
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Amerlcnn Caltlo Growers.

Denver, Colo Jan. 20--The American
ca.lle Growers association, composed
OF leading cattle men m iho We' iu
meet IN Denver March I to discuss the
land leasing question, ,ha assocla lion
now having a bin pending before Con-
gIess.
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Prlncc of WaIcs In London.

New York. Jan. 3l-The Prince Of
Wales has returned TO London, says
the correspondent there Of the Tribune
lie is understood to have been much
grauHed by the reception extended to
him during his stay IN Germany.
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South African Casualty List.

Londan, Jan. 3O--'rhe war Offices cas-
ualty list issued tonight shows that in
an hitherto unreported engagement at
Abrams kraal, near kotfyfonteln,
Orange River colony, on Jan s, Col.
l., Il. Bumoulin, of the Sussex regiment
and eight men were killed ana seven
men wounded
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padereMski Arriycs.

New York, Jan. 3O.-ignace Paderew-
SRI arrived on The oceanic today, ac-
companied by his Vie He comes to
superlntend The production II his opera
Manru' at he Metropolitan Opera
house early next month, lie w!l also
make short concert TOUR.
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MUNYON'S
D ySPE PSIA
CURE

When Prof Munyon iays his Dyspepsia Cure
will cure indigestion aud all forms Of stomach
trouble he simply tells the truth. II will cure q
stomach that has been abused by oyer-ealug and
oyerdrnktHg. II will cure stomach thai, hat
been weakened BY oIdsaye drugs twill do muck
owafd making an old stomach act Ike sound ons.
AT druggists IS cents FihysK Other cures
hanyon New York and Philadelphia
huNIONa INHALER CURES CkTARRu.
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Jim Howard Guilty.

Frankfort Ky. Jan. ao-At 1895
o'clock the jury in the case OF Jim How
ana returned verdict OF guilty against
the prisoner and fixed his punishment
nj llfc imprisonment
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Eminent Aurist Dead.

Philadelphia. Jan, 30.--Dr Chas, H.
Burnett the eminent aurlst IS dead
at his home AT Bryn Maur near this
city, lie was 81 years of age,
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Keteham PuhIIshIng 90. Asslgns.

New York, Jan, Sl.--The WILDER p.
Ketcham company publishers and book
sellers have assigned for the benefit of
creditors to William J., Marshon, of
Railway n. j The company was in
corporated In 1901, with capital stock
Of $4,000.
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The fragile babe and the growing
child are strengthened b. WHITES
CREAM VERMiFUGE. II destroys
worms. gets digestion az work, and so
rebuilds The body Price % cents. z.
&. N. j.
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wichita Kan. Jan 30. Byron TerrilL
a, aW Of The famous stage drivers OF
v,,@s dlqd al Geuda springs today
+. drye stages before there was a
s61 of railroad In the state lie drove
p,,aes Greedy Jim Lane, Glen Shcr-
",o lohn Brown. nearly all OF the tor
s,odal governors and Henry N Stau.
isy ,be African explorer He was welt
t66gn N Arizona, where he accumulat-
"a fortune Alta stage tournament in
penyey ne won q prize over all the
crek drivers OF ,he West by cutting
ne eure S In the smallest space
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There is comfort In the knowledge 50
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Of kin where the legatee dies before the
tcslutor lie said II the word "or had
been used In place Of and the result
would have been the reverse.
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Chicago Jan 80 LIN rcar.end coll
llslon between twa freight trains on the
Chicago & Milwaukee division Of the
Chicago Milwaukee d 80 PAU railroad
at DeelAeld WIS carly today one man
was killed and three badly injured.
nNAn
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Huge Cos, NancsyiIlo, his.
INJURED.

a f. Mckenzie. Ekhorn. Ills
Michael Gallney and John McManus,
h0tu Ci kanesyille.
The four We're stockmen riding Ia the
ca hOoge.
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5edlmcni or SET
Ting indicates an
unhealthy condi-
ton Of The kid.
neys; II Il stains
your linen It 10
evidence Of kid
ney trouble; too
frequent desire to
pass II or pain in
the back Is also
ytara.t. nN1 i.t.l