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HUMILIATION OF CHINA.
The Newspapers Of ihc Empire Are
Emphasizing Tie Fact just Now.
sHE IS TREATED AS AN INCOMPETENT
Ministers Aro 10 Be Sent to Austria
Spain and Italy in tho Near Future,
II Ia Said

rcJn, March 80 rhcro IL nulc Discus
sion either among the diplomats or the M.
ucsc of the France Russian declaration an,i
Il ~ gcuctay rcsatdod ns making FOR
pcUcr,
Tho chinese newspapers are cuphaAlElnR
Inv humiliation ot Cbnn, saying she rs
treated hy the powcrs uH though size were
incumpclrui tu dotoud hur own iuicicalH
aud Tint she Us placed upon a level WITH
turcA
The Thlucsc foreign office IS preparing TO
srud independent ministers tu establish lr
CATIONS iu italy. AusuHh uuj Spaiu Iue
thuc.r miuistrra tn Nrctt britain and tho
tnitrh Stttca have been heretofore tosprv-
tNrly pvrrcdittd to these nuiions
rhp duWuErt ,WprvHa p1a ippulutri VIVA
Mn iun NO hv president uf NE mprrtl uhl
,rrVN tp vuccvrd Rev W \ T. Martin
WHO WBa ttrcutl, relieved VI the presidency
of chat institution
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A SUMMARY OF THE NEWS,
9oday's Weather
tteaarailv fam
poMlaTlo.

strong movement has been act on foot
60 cicot nlshon Thomna v 0Ayler Of the
rplseonai church AZ Marphis as eommnud
e,ein,emef OF tho Sons Of Confederate Vel
eraifA,
President sheets Il maMns preparations
for thc mcrling VI the southern Educational
association in Chattanooga Tenn, IN July.
IN wreck on the southern railway near
ccyeWiic Va two people, were Killed a~l
eleven Injured
steamship captain who arrived In
Chavlcpton reports having passed tho Mglpf
barrett an oil steamer on routo from sa'
blpe rUrr 10 New York while she was hair'i'
ms IL ~ Arlieyed the crew escaped,
lhe Northern and southern branches "
the Methodist thurch have made arrnnse
menta 20 consolidate several Of their I'm.
portant works
The executive And editorial stan % the
Associated rrcpa To New York was untor
talaed at dlnncr ny IN u Meuttor, man
eyer Of similar oraauaatlon IA Europe
a. H. Swepsnn. enc % knoNvilcs rirh'
est eitisena, Is dead,
TNe ereM Of the wrecked Spanish stoam,
sr Ia has arrived In New Yerg
In attempting Go burn thrtr way out OF
prison hvo negro convcts crcmatod Thorn
selves az Kosclusko Miss.
After Tying seven days Ia trance Mrs.
frsnE wicpman wac pronounced dcnd by
hrr nhysiclanH
Ctecu rfutbeu was billed by John ne
low AZ Cotydou. ny, Rclcw was fatally
wounded hy rntehctt.
Joseph Ashinsh wanted to whip his san
when his wife arcd at him twice hui nhc
misStd she then Killed hofscr
Mra Ilhcrty Nempt shot add killed he'
husband at Washington. Ind.
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SHORT NEWS STORIES.

KNOXVILLE. Tenn u u swepsco. one
&c knoxvile- Richest tiuacps. is dead az
the age ~ n,
RupAiESr NJ kotomap A. Assa the
Nunsarlan primc mln,stre and leader W tho
Nhctai party, Is drad, tie was botp tp tNi0
RRUSSEiS Urucrat UoOneuuin, the 81
tretet ot thr military epttogtaphic section,
hNv oomm'ttea suicide bN shuottns With
nac.
KALAMAZOO. Mich, seth J. ANteU. rr,.
fcssOe 90 0recS va Kalamazoo college for
lec past twelve ycafe Is dead ot Che griP,
aged a. YEARS
EIlEAnErlt cvrN. y, g Tho verdict
that young Wilcox Mas guilty " che mum,
der ~ Mlse Nellie CrOpsey seems 60 have
met popular RproNN
rutLAnEirltiA. charles g. sawcr,
president or the Christopher Sewer rnn
psNl, publishers N scheol hOokN died VI an.
gina pectoris, aged ST.,
VIENNA An Aastral hungarian OFFICIAL
fcroW published here, tcstlnvs ~ tho Frcat
pregress made N Che meiatetton ~ enc
Philippine islands during tho year tNi
fhilAnGlrHtA, The passengers who
were rescued from the steamer Wacsland.
which sank on NoNhead Enriand an
March 4 arrived hcw on tho Nordland
81, rRrERSnURG it has been ofAoial.
Y gnhouneed herp that the election 81
Maxine VNth to 10 au hanNrars nlrmbcr
" THO Academy 90 Sclcnces has been an.
nalird
Albany, u y Governor oaeu has
deplcd the statement that DC had used nj,
iAAevRce 90 rOt down the ST. loNis IN
position apNrNnd alton from SiNltsN a. SYl
| v0o aud had sncvrcded,
PARLIAMENTARY rhe hatuesAlp Ret
VIVIAN, which has lust BEEN cumplrt,sl ~,
| the Russian government WAS NtuciRllV add
| 81 70 tie Vsats navy SUNDAY and ~,
regular routine Nf n Man 81 MAR Negan op
| the shlf, The orremNnS was s,mn,e
| MANILA There have been f,ur eaes,
| ~ chclcra here aud twn morn deaths frA,p
| the plarne apr fcratted The hoAitA au
iheHllcs hcl,eVe that ,helr tlsld prveauttNn,
have aseflVd an epidemic, FlVa vases 3,
cholera have been gepogtcd from she prov
:neek
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lls master. whose conversation
pWotuatod with profanity. n wo. vas
Hftcr the civll war The nesro bsS s last
the golopcl.s aody servant as a dave rS y VA
remained IN that capacity even af,ce sa'
solving hls freedom. lie ioIncd nv, ~
hytcriHu church. ''' ~
Look hcro George" said tho co,,,..,
tel me about this Professionalism snyy l ~
elect You don,l believe your oid ' ,Ss. we
Is doumcd to hell. do youg DOM VA, N,
he VIII "a to heaven with thr ,io.9, ,.sA'sk
Respect aud love Tor Che old svs,.t..
master lid not overcome inc orv,, ias
gulrcl religion hut There wa. cun,,ins rs
diplomacy IN his answer any
"NrNAh hcHhcd nf nohod, ,.
Gcorgr. "who done got rleptri vhNFevl
NET candidate Wv wa
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coN0Rf AsioNAL.

me tsht Ancng the republicans over the
cuban reetWeetiy bltl may Ne rrccIpitated
ln che Mouse during the week.
wNs present program is ~ take w che
AMY hiu after thc disposal at tbe Moss.
Ihca contested election ease
Tho SleomarEarlpe hill WIN receive tht
S greater share ct the attention OF tho sen
ate, detlas tho week aud vote may Ne rad
en- II at an eaNy date
rho Chipese exclusion hlu viii also De
voaaaerea, aM the indian appropriation
viii rFotaey he reported 10 the senate Ny
Che eommlitce.
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ilrlpatc, viii take place At Kansaa GUY
from March ~ to Aprl 81
The Southern Athletic club ~ Charles.
ton y. G., wi'l make a BID for the lerrieg'
lltsalnmens light
imm wears American league ruleb WIN
sevcpa IN Western intercollegiate basrhnll
Rnmcs.
= T. cNllier'e hunting stable Nhd slStren
Horses were burned al Entcutown \, u
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SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

rrRUrlI Mis-, tnr, Anthony NJ this
city has been appointed SPONSOR ANA Misses
ttrn1 li1rdiu and luuNr GraN Nrr maids
~ honor hN thr j. J.. H. stuart uaup 't
''HtN''alr Veterans.
Carthage Ia uu ARRAY ON tNr street.
tIv,l Kerr was Wounded in both legs VITA
ugrkshot
.tNt,rItACi. .rt, rrt,nf r,norfs of il
sensational outrage Ia Pamela county. sent
RISK Enn,r ra,ur. 8rrd about H.
MA. .t,u.t ,u tr. h,tI ,,Ifh N rrb and
rnlI, hurt. hu, Win probably recover. An.
other hov Is uudyg ayrrst
ur\DNr lb. ura,,s Be- sim r,-rvlo-
,...,i a., so , ,t., It. r,.,,l 80 "a, BE-.
.rn, n,,,, r,ln. itn, river /. moi ,rt
.,''' ''"N ''''" ''''' ~ "' ''
,.1>.,,,p,.,, r.,,,,, r,,r.. 90, s.,r
N,r,''.,' ,l, ,. a,I4,rt,Ii,. .,..,
'""",,, X. ,.-' N,,,l, H,a9 ~, M.
,,,,nnggss .r,, HAL, MA. ,hinr,J
NoNS NNirr ifs hNlhc shipp't dAWN
{" S'W'Nl'c i' Keep 'N' ''''~'' P''' @'
lnE
lNtkNNkl lhrrc h1Nr neon mo- ~"
developments Ht lN'fon Springs 2ad lIiN
urouolr srrms u an cud Ter me present
WHARTON The smallpox is pow thnr
ouEhN uhd'r coutNl aud there arc row
eases
NtNNSRuGOA nv tvs, "tvn
closcl down tNN tine C'aNNN 'NNnN W.,
ears at oattl0 were iatIcn'd uNNnS WV
Wjutcr
BENNN loNu Whitman was Nl9N. n'
NOT fatally hurt 10y am unWRua2caNlo team.
CANTON lvtc frIrphuur exchange has
,,.. i,,,., ,,u,pI,fsil And is ln ntrc working
,.i,r
pv,,N l,r.., f,r,,.' ~ hands has
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ENGLAND AND JAPAN.


t, 81 w. 49,.
'''" '"''''
Vows arc l"N'" '"I'"so'"' EUROPE 'l
a. ana, ,,t, .t,..... ,tt.. .p.
''''"
''''N' '"' 'N' "WN'H' interpretation ''
incut nf the prlnripl,s ou which tb, \u.I,
" ''"" ~" N'~''
"'p'WN' h''N was oAS'h, aAa 'o]i Do
furnishes am additional guarantee OF prNrr
Tbi4 nnpnrNutt, p,,.lN, .utt,t,v.,, .,,,,tstu.
""N'N'H Ao "hN"Nh'rh'ht WhIth i"u4'N
grave upprchrus.ou> tu Easland. Those
tears hpb q clear cNprrs,san Ia . serious
article m tn.daN's Spectator Which SAYS
"rht sting Of tho RuSSo Frcuch CW
'enui1uc IL tp the tg'i, Epv iAst S'aRs
also Obliged lo~ i4ke intl 'mS,G'ralul
thr pHt 't q ihlrd roWti oF at tt'NH
tfoRhts w 'h'na' l''p'fd"'nk 'N' Nl'%
wy aod trco dc'olol wout oi ioot mower
Nnd hcyoM.hS mcml'' {" 'AN.r oNh 'N'F
VISITS, Oh. two allied governments = eve
W tO themselves to 'ouHdr. 100 NutA ,NS''
means off assuring tNr'r ntoIr ttoh .,.
Units obviously cpu WoAo vulN ore iAW
The thlrd power whose pos iHu o4E. Ho-lN'
action 3D. concentrated SIS "t ,oot-r JNpA
In pthcg Nord, 49," arr NHtHrd to't % Jt
tiutIos tue WaJ VIII hn with tVo powers.
That ls, Nussia HNl IrluJr. NJ 20 ruWt> to
war it viii hc tur two poNcr Nlr ,ou.cn
Russn. trcu,h drvlaration Gusly anal cutrc
IN dlspo.r~ NJ thy Illusions vAiuh have
boon entertained su .NldcN b,,c. chat n
littlr DANGER oj uuy hclus involved iu dam
rorous complications lt Nas been ureed
Ma we uirht trci luitr s,eurc nc,8u.n thr
Ncrv last thiur the trcurh would de- Noull
be 60 rame ta Russta-s assistance Th,N
{ "a MAS .uupo~rd. would politely trl Ntl,~i
/ thar tncy Vtshvd hvr voN hut that lt
would lac rtuol kindurS- o. hclp her and a1
{ h,lr., lsnI,i4ol lnt, thr ,ngirr and lhyYp
{ TORE as uuc friends. thcy iutcndcd 81
Stnud uSiV rho Russo IrcUyh duviatH
( ten puts au absolute stop to ou Tits q
( IS rlcat notice that there can hc uo single
Z b,,Wrr war tu thc Tar East We said whvu
; thr alliance WAS FIRST announced that ",
I must MAXI up o'W wipds g. thai alhaur
/ htlogios WITH N the pw>'NNN az WV NiiN
| fruncc. uud We polutcd oNt al~' that tHt
alliance lrtt our foreign policy at tho
mercy NJ .lApau.
/ Japan pdgAi and pr'hahN Noulj. prove
/ Werttiu, Tor lApau Is eovrrucA NN pruurnt
! HStuto siajrmru hu jhat ,ould moi 4, en-
/ ,Nc fact that We have plRCrd nur t-tgu
/ relations NOT mcrrlN IN he Cav East Nni
aur torclEu relation in rcgard 90 Hu~sl5 aul
! Ne may disguise the tavI hN dplvWQUo
/ souhlstFtcs ANA We may refuse tv ryog
! Mise the tact, I'm, the tuci umalus tna,
/ NJ "nd Saran haNs ,Pusrd 'nrStl,C, oppo
WIN or Rtcrc>t~, or let MS say acto>Nuc,
! az lhc other pcoNlv may o'Wc day pm-t
! u.s. ihN a war Wo'Ta wv Nn fought 700 'h.
/ 'O0NNe' aNd lhc, N'illr We Gle Uni of
/ coWNcl s0ss'Si thai que r'>h et war must
J hoNot hc run lt Nllal lnirrcs.N N' near 1yGl,
atr lnreiNtd hnt W. No tmnN tAHt Sb.l
| Von
rus pc>slW'NUN op'hlop on0S ocRocS on
,Ne 'eN',N'nN ii, t"' lN4k0r va5,S.N
}vsl,',dal a,Syt,rd Nat l'nN>l4 snd Ens
ANA, We're sliNnVoNNA rRacaNWuF 10 O'RN
tue lh'tcd Stat'- 60 thc raC t13t tlWN rc
sHorUWTN. FrPlvNyAl IN 'hr iNtcoi"uod con
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suns or CONFEDERATE VETERANS,
An Episcopal Bspp MAY BE Elected as
Their COMMANDED In Chiot

An t. plaeopai Bislhp MAY BE Elected as
Their Commander tn ChoL
Memphis. rcnn Mer,h 2S strNg
movement has been set on toot n this c'ty
to .r,uro tho election ot Usnop thomHS
H. taylor hs tho de>t commander I'm chief
OF thr tutcd Svbs or topfvdor1tc Vet
,ruus Ihc ~ HiForrst camp at Mrm
rhs has unanimously udorsrd hup for
tho position aud a committee consisting
oi sumc NJ the most prominent aud ipau
cuual SOUS or Veterans u tho South
emitted uu thc btshp Nnd prevailed up"u
hJm fp alloV the use vi MS name Hf DALLAS
urNt month under thc following conditions.
twt mtg election be mwnlnaus and that
tur military feature ot tho orsuuia2Uou ho
eliminated rrohlsrs ot support have vomr
ilou uU parts NJ the routtry.
ms Ucv rhoWas y GHNlor, rptvcpal
nisr,p ot rruuosscc b. % Mcmrhmn ~
\nuopnl reputation We De- uoted as % stfl
cd uptor and " Ncry popuhr nmung thc
Young men. tita father was Killed m thr
battlc ~ rcttNvilV,
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,LneN SPEARS oeAo.

he ncc,ood &c the Directorate 81 Sew
sral pte0iNcn, Railroads,
Newta Mass, March ~ News Was re
eclyed ltrc to-day az the death last even
ms al Pasadena, Cal, ~ Alden Spcars
prwtaeN II The Aldcn Speers' Sons com
neW otRestep Mr spears was a dircctey
~ q Nruhcr ~ railrpad companies, 8monr
them Ne MeNitie Nentral AtNhison, No
prka Wd Santa ne. Atlahtic ana raviar
81 lssnls aud san FfaHeis,N and NoNucc
tlcW tnd rAssNmpslc,
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rwo VICTIMS oF AN EXPLosIoN

We're Trying 70 Prevent . House tem
Burning When Dynamite ENpleaed
uoughton. Mich. March ~ In an S
plo>ion ~ dynamite al os&ar near her "
day, Gpstavc Ienkala sud erlck kaaaata
were Killed and Henry paplc vas Scy'NvSV
hul not fatally hurt The eNpleSien
yurrc0 during fire IN the house u tesa
Boulard. and lcnkala aud kalheaea WY
killed. while trytne to put oui the uS'a's
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WASHINGTON.

Comparative statements ct the commerce
Of the rhnlppine islands show that Il Is
Nioaaily decreasing
The question az tAe transfer ct Cuha 90
Cuban control was discussed by Ctesldcnt
Roosevelt, General Wood aud several mem.
hers 81 the cabthet,
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RAILROADS

Tho ttewmun anrcmi came into Eagle
rots from Mexico Yesterday afternoon ANA
Nna met NV Vice President Markham aud
Manager Nbu Nlrek
Tho steamship ncr,er has failed To- come
ny Ca contract spetd
oronsc huslnrss men looked over the or.
anee and Northwestern
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FISH COMMISSIONERS.
They l ssys Selected M. a Place 70,

'"eF 1aNe selected Place for a
Hatchery Near Tupelo, Miss. "
FNp''' Miss March ~ Hon. George
NJ B'Wcrs FISH commissioner 81 the untei
STATES John W, ritc,mh chief N the
ash cnlturr division, ara Hector Van
NWcr eugipccr aud architect ~ IN, ASH
toNV'SNiNo' Who have hccn hcrc for same
pisiNg thlrU acres near this IA, f,r IN,
gcNcrnment Ssh hatchery ''' 'Ne
The government ofaciaiS lcfl tonirh, .,
SaU Marcos Texas ''' ahu
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on s,nAMER oN FlRe.
She Was tn Route to New York from
Sabine Pass,

Charlcetoa. s. g., Manh a3 Captain
,iohesou Of te Steamship NoyahoN which
has arrived hre FROM tNNston reported that
m March s2h,sWceN hattctaS aud Robots
island the ayahoo passed he steamed
Ntalor BRr,tt on npc rhr NavRhoc stcaro
80 alSund pr huJ saw NJ Sign " utr
Two rplptt NaiS wctcaHdtiU lp he vicinity
AVID SO ts tuught tlAt the crew was res
curd tl,c ra was smooth
thc Maiu Nagyctt VAS an oil steamer
rume port PHILADELPHIA, bound for Nee
York from uhno ras9,
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WILLING TO EXTEND The FIRE
The Proposition Was Carried by an Over
Mhelmnn Majority

ritishurg Pa, Marrh ~ The N'antias
Of Votes for officers aud rn tho resolution
extending tho brc this year has hrcn wa
plctcd hy window glass WORKERS NJ Asse@
uly SoO. knights OF labor Tho propo>iA
to extend thr hrC t0 hue H. WaS cagrted Y
am overwhelming majority che VOC t@ Y
being .TiS. and against t l6&
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Mus, Sc a Candidate.

WV AFtA AlNeNt
ARropes ~ a. poln, he desired - MAKE
Hamiltea Mahlc told the story az ~. AZ
dice association the other evenins a, y. ~.
nsgsA who ezpsflsaesa rellgisa. ass A.
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Nro Nprk March eA rhe hunting static
~ T. ~ celaey at EAtneteMN, - ~ and
sixteen ssluatie hers,s wcfo hutned bctorr
dAsnsbl today, the tesel less belag about
si,NlsV
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Fight OVER QUESTION
OF Cuban Rec pNcity May Be Carried
10 Floor of The House.
OLfOaARGARlNE BILL WILL RECEIVE
The Greatest Share Of Attention in the
Sonato--lt Is Probable that an Early
Vote on It viii Be Had

WasbiuRton March ~ There IS q turc
possibility that the ngh over the question
OF Cuban reciprocity VIII he transferred 20
the noor Of tho house during he coming
week The probobllltlcs however, Nrc that
tie reciprocity resolution introduced by Ms
r1vrc the tojr leader of the majority az
ter the action ~ the republican caucus last
week. win not hc called until the follow
Tug week, though upon this point no dca.
nIto decision has boon reached as yet by
the lrudcts, The present program Is to
take up the army pill pf,cc the disposal NJ
the Mos, lthca contested election case ON
Tuesday several days viii be consumed Ia
Ettrrpl debate on thA ltll, as the demo
Gratis are iucllncd tu uSr II us o text for
speeches ia opposition to the policy ~
the ADMINISTRATION m the Philippines IL
ia a tortgouo conclusion that Mn Rhci
viii hc uuscUtcd Whcu the vote on hla con.
tested election rasr is taken on Tuesday.
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W.T. HAVE 10 90,


New NoN Manh ~ Inspector W lWmh
araiion rlpNsc who has retpmcd from
WasAtustM talked very freely today 81
his call ogrresIieut Roosevelt tie satd he
felt that his yisit had DONE NJ RNod aud
thar both he and Assistant Comnissiope~
MoSwcenN would have % leave their peit
tl0ns, Al ,hle know nothing as a. who
his suevNaor Is 10 iio Anr when the appotAt
mcnt vii Rc mkdv
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COMMITTED SUICIDE.

Took Her Lite IN .hn Roor Whse w
Husband Killed His Sister
Atchlson, Kan. Match a. Mrs' iN'ssi
Baldwin. whose husband was eoaN,S.ss
sixteen Years age 81 murder a. R's w,
here Killed herself today lp the r'em 49, ~.
Raldwin's sister was murdered ise
tested a Long lime helng carried Y ~
supreme court Of be tnitcd Slaus
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he sagn eed are thai uld ana well TILED
remedy, N,t Winston = Snnthlng Syrpp
tog oAhdn'a eerthlne Il sooshes The Vhila.
NoiieHs TIE snnis. allays Al pals, osles
wina yells tnd - the eest semedy toe
dlafthoea.
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STRANGE MEDICAL CASE.

Lady Is Pronounced Dead
Ia CroSSc. MIS-, March ~ one = =,
stransrst medical cascs go the history
la Crosse terminated today 10 ne eef.
81 Mrs Frank wichman, who had eesa !.
trance Tor the past sovop dsys hen-s
THAT time She had taken uv tood or ~
and was apparently dead, Her case e'''%
the PHYSICIANS
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GENERAL FIGHT.

One Man Was Killed and Two Seriously
Wounded in Kansas City,
Kansas city Mo. March " In 4 ses
erai aeht In "jciat," owned by hcaiy
schultE In the Toad A-loupc scctlea q
Kansas city tonight Gcorgr 1hempsoa
aged rs, was kllcd, lie Patton wss dan,
Gv,u>ly Stuhhcd and William lp>Npp was
seriously stabbed aud hcAtCU. Fhe lw
wounded men uro under arrest, caaisea
VITA Ibompsous number
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yanr condition you VIII sec ~ asa
nortance ~ taking ADVANTAGE % Vsss,,Seat
sS S,sS'' treatment ana consult ne g ss
delay. I make no charge Tor Ns y, ,sn 4
and invite every one sniiet1 ,t.lnin8 81
write Tor symptem hlspes tyaits
pcrfcct method ~ hnae treStia's
nondcnce confidential. a.
NEWTON HATHAWAY Na..tt
$40 Alama Plaza. san Ahsssss
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coNFlpENTlAL.

For twenty years have aey','sss' M M
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Cocoa" because They Were
Always Together.

81 never hear laziness discussed said
Frederick kosi the artist, according % the
New York Tines. but 1 think o. old man
Crawford, VINO used 10 keep an inn down on
South beach, waen the place was prTrilcai-
ly wilderness. and lot Of us fellows were
in the habit az running down there g skeich.
lie was without doubt the fellow most ut
ter.y devoid OF energy Il is possible q. mn
ag.ne. lie wouldn't have breathed Il he
could have helped 1t.
zone al his sons. who had settled IN New
York, sent him two dachshund pups. re-
member Just how Crawford would 81 sun
ning himself on the pores the whole cay,
with one 81 these dogs, Ike ahimsies
sausages. on each eide OF him. They were
always by him. one "a the left, the other 70
the night Of bis chair, when they were al
4 rest
"One dsy, as sat talking 10 him. n.
dogs were romping IN the house. Crawford
turned and called. Here, Cocoa, Cocoa.
ard the cachshunds came trottirg ont.
WHAT are their names, Crawford :.
asked. thinking ! had misrndersiood-
Cocoa replied Crawford.
"'Bui there are two. ! reminded him
Zone does for both replied the old man
They're always ;ogether-come and 90 a
the same time And, anyhow. j m not goinl
10 worry myself into decline by thinkln
up dogs names.
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POINTS AND OPINIONS.

Renublican senator's and con,
gressmen are too late in learning that
the American people demand a rev.
sion of the tariff. The record OF the
Fifty-seventh congress in its hrst ses-
sion makes it certain that the task OF
tariff revision will be intrusted 10 the
democratic party.-St. Louis kepuo-
lie.
Endorsing republicanism is not
indorsing tariff revision or reciprocity
with Cuba. The republican party IS
too close a prisoner of the trusts sue
eessfully to approach either OF these
subjects. A democratic majority in
the next house Of representative IS
the surest guaranty Of both reciproc-
inv with Cuba and proper revision
of the tariff.-Utica Observer
-Republican leaders are more con-
cerned over national affairs now than
they had been in some years 20 long
as the democrats manifested indiher'
encc to the tariff there was no danger
but now that tariff reform ana inc
regulation Of trusts are being forced
to the front the democratic party
looks formidable once more.--kansas
City Star.
One Of the workings Of tn
present tariff that is not perhaps uh
dcrstood by the American consume
Il the rebate that Is allowed GU
manufacturers for goods exported
thus; An American wool manulae
turcr must pay an cxorbitan' uu..
on wool. or course, he adds TINS =
his price Of carpets and eioth an
the American consumer pays y. hu
II the manufactures exports ms car
pets and cloth the government r
funds to him the duty that he ha
paid on the wool that goes 10.
those goods. Thus the tariff di
eliminates in the case OF foreig
purchasers against our own Peop'
Indianapolis News.
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have given me almost complete RELIEF,
and i am sure that continuation OF
them will effect a permanent cure. re-
rrna Is surely wonderful remedy
for catarrhal affecti0ns.-J. ID. Botkin.
This is case of .catarrh of the stomach
which had run for twenty-five years,
according TO his statement, and Peruna
has at once come TO his relief. promptly
accomplishing forhim norebenetit than
he had been able To find in all other
remedies during quarter OF century.
1t stands TO reason that a man of
wealth and influence, like Congress-
man of the great United States, has left
no ordinary means untried and no stone
unturned 10 Fl nd n cure.
IL such cures as these do not verify
the claim not only that dyspepsia IS due
to catarrh of the stomach, but also that
Peruna viii cure catarrh of the stom-
ach. it is impossible 10 imagine how any
evidence could do So
lfyou do not derive prompt and salts
factory results from the use Of leruna,
write ut once TO Dr. Hartman, giving q
full statement Of your case. and he viii
be pleased 10 give you his valuable ad-
vice gratis.
Address DIR. Hartman, President OF
! The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus, u.
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ODDS AND ENDS.

In an ironclad Of 10000 tons the hull
weighs 3.400 tons and the machinery
1900 tons.
A reasonable allowance Of water Tor
a town Is so gallons per head OF popu-
lation daily, for all purposes.
The commission appointed 20 reap
portion Oklahoma has announced the
total population Of the territory 70 be
600 600. with one representative for
every 22,o0o people, and one senator
for every $1,000.
A year ago. in haying time, William
Sale, of Arcade. \. y. lost a pocket
book containing $50. A few days ago
he sold load Of hay TO Ira Parker, 81
that town. who found the money in
the middle of the load.