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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-09-26

Bob Lowe, formerly n Cub second
baseman and later manager in Dem
yer. is said on good authority to be
negotiating with Charles Comiskey
for the managerial berth at the head
of the White SoX for next season. His
friends say that he will succeed jim
my Callahan next year. Lowe has two
offers. The other is from the 81. Louis
Cardinals, il is said. to succeed Patsy
Donovan, and easy talking right fielder
for the Robinsons in the Mound City.
II is said that the owners there com
plain that the men do not pull well
together under Donovan and that the
knocking, practically Of young play
ers, is responsible for the showing 81
that team this season. With the
worlds fair there next year. the Ma
tional league wants fast team there.
With this in view a change of mana
gers is anticipated.
Lowe is now staying in Chicago.
The hitch that is keeping him there
| is said to be over the inducement of
fered. st. Louis is there strong with
| the money. 1t is said that in case
Lowe does not go to st. Louis and
| Donovan quits there, Jimmy Ryan
may take hold of the Cardinals. RYAN
made an excellent showing with his
team up in st. Paul, and had the men
working for him with the same en-
| thusiasm that McGraw's Giants play
for him Lowe himself refuses to say
anything about plans at present.
1
! The Rock Island and Moline BARRIERS
are to play game of ball at Twelfth
street park tomorrow afternoon. The
contest will be called at o'clock.
| Fred Pfeffer, last season manager
of the Decatur team. has signed as
manager Of the Kenosha aggregation
for next year.
Hugh Duffy, at present manager of
the Milwaukee, baseball club has
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-09-26

Hugh Duffy, at present manager of
the Milwaukee, baseball clubs has
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-09-26

Fred Pfeffer, last season manager
of the Decatur team. has signed as
manager Of the Kenosha aggregation
for next year.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-09-26

The Rock Island and Moline BARRIERS
are to play game of ball at Twelfth
street park tomorrow afternoon. The
contest will be called at 3 o'clock.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-09-26
New York BANK statement.

New York. Sept 26.-Reserves on all de-
posits increased Sl,7sa LIS. reserves ON de
posits other than u. :. increased 81 ,395 67S:
n,yO6,ioo; legals increased. $500; deposits
decreased, ss,lS7,lOO; circulation Increased
ss19,6 0.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-09-26

Chicago, Sept. 90 Following are the open
ing. highest, lowest ana closing quotation
in today'R markets:
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BURST WHILE TESTING.
nurstina Of a Big Electric Machine
mt stamford, Conu.-Pro'iden-
tinI Escape of OnloolscrS.

New York, Jan. 6,--An electric ma
chine which had iust~neen put in
Dlgce at the Yale q Towne works
here. burst while being tested, Sum
day. saws Stamford Comm dispatch
10 the Tribune. The dynamo was
making 5000 revolutions a minute at
tbe time. Ii had been running at top
sreed for ten minutes when the acci-
dent occurred. There were six or
eight men in the room, and huge frag-
ments of the machine, some of them
Weighing from 200 to 300 pounds
were scattered among them, but save
for a rent in the trousers of one they
were untouched. The windows ano
woodwork Of the room were badly
damaged. The machine was to supply
the works with power. and until it l.
replaced operations will be practical.
/ M n standstill.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-01-10

"A Forest fires in Pennsylvania destroy
l60 buildings a MarieuVHle, loss there
and elsewhere 81 $4,000.
May 2l-At New York, Bradbury pianofac-
tory; S00Oo0
Jun 2i-Portiand, Ore acres Of property,
Jul 5-Chlcago stock yards, Swift & Co.'s
market and offices $4,000.
ALBANY. n Y, $4,000 blaze.
Aug. 5-Was hlngtOn, La opera house ana
"a other buildings
Forest fires in Cascade mountains along
the Columbia in Ore.
Oct. 7-Beaumont CTeX) oil fields swept;
5j derricks burned
S-Forest fires north Of Marinette, WIS.
Nov lo-New York, new East river bridge;
$,56O0O)
lG sioux city, Ia, Armour & Co packing
plant, $4,000
~ .Monongahela city. Pa, chief business
! block
Dec 9--Auanta. Ga, a block of buildings
In heart Of city, $500 600.
l5--Canal Dover O., Am. Sheet Steel Co.'S
plant; 81 ,0J00U0
The following towns and villages were
almost or entirely destroyed by names
MA,oodfora, ]. T. Jan. ,2Qi Clancy, Mont
vile, Pa (Mar ~; Newport Va; tApr
- Casey, III. tApr 81; Citntonda,e, Pa
(Apr 23 Aurora, Ind (Apr 22) South
! Rogers, Mich (Apr. ~ Coopersyllle, ont
y Apt 2H SuliW WIZ la.4 ar
h1udale, Kan tMay q, Clover W sa,
lJi huG4agE Ir ltune 41 Mitch
G tlaH 3g, HaNaQa5 lla. CAV q
hito Horse. Okla ,Jg 8t Bear CreaF
: wis eiul 7il R8eF'r Ga Gang hg
. beyvuie Kan. tsept 100, huss, ri4,". ,Jg
s. Kels Mich oct de St. Pierre, n !
(Nov. y; ana Ward, S, d. CDcc 3.
y Business sections Of following town
: largely or entirely destroyed by fire Cf
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city, in Baltimore; 60. ,.,.so
from New York city IN Baltimore bO'
M Rev. Michael Augustine Corrsan,
archbishop at NGw York g.
6-Cong. j. s. Salmon, at his home, Boom
ton. n. j., 3d.. Bret Harte, author az
NJ r Sampson, u. s., in Washington;
o,@Eswln l.. Godkin, former editor N. Y.
post at BriXham, Eng; II.
o5-I.ord Pauncefote British ambassador
IN Il IS at Washington i4
Jun g--pr John HI BarroWs' pres obefih
9sSR r. Jacobs, noted Sunday school
worker, in Chicago; 6S, f,,.,.
nj 9S|iohn W. Mackay milliGnalre and
one of original forty miners In Lon
g7WBr. uJst Chas Kendall Adams, former pres,
wis university, at Redlands, Cal 81,
Ang 1oIU S, Senator jas, IL Macmillan
NlIich) at Mancheste ter-by -the-Sea, Mass,
., oicen Franz slgel, in New York; Z.
cen Edward Eggleston, novelist ana
historian, at Lake George, n. Y d;
7.Ey-U. S. Senator VIM. n. Roach (N' D)
,,hExs ~ ~ associate Justice Horace Gray OF
~ 6 supreme court, in Nahant, Mass; u
! % Mai j. w. Powell, director Smithsonian
institute bureau of ethnology, at Haven
ocf' Nt' e-Ex-Gov. J. b. Neil Qdaho), in Co
lumhus, O.; 60. s.e r.,
lS-Cong. John l.. Sheppard CIeN'), AT Eu
| reka Springs, Ark; 49,
t5lSRear Admiral Thos. A. sefrlGge Ge
tlredl at Waverly, Mass; &C.
2s1Congressman Chas A, Russell at IAN
/ fe1eau Conn 81
251Frank Norris, novelist, at san Fran
cisco.
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CAME TO UNDERSTANDING
Great Britain and Germany AE'o0
to Enforce the blockade OF the
Venezuelan Coast.

Perrin. Jan. G.-Great Britain ana
German came to an understanding
four days ago, to enforce the blockade
Of the Venezuelan coast precisely as
though the negotiations for arDitra-
ton we're not going on. 1t was douoV'
less in consequence Of this under
standing, that the vessels at forto
Cabello we're taken, though both the
foreign Office and the navy depart
ment are yet without adyices showing
that vessels were taken or marines
landed.
Commodore sche' eleral lf n as
the Germ Oh saturday ssNt
number q lae Fae1aeI' a
vessels Al Pa faeao
e 58ved q where they
! remain rF guard, Otherwise there
bave been no developments at PoFto
Icabe1fo.
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walter Haynes Brainard,

New York, Jan. 6.-Walter Haynes
Brainard, member Of the produce
exchange and the firm Of Brainard
Brothers. is dead OF Minturn hospital
from pneumonia and diptheria lie
was born in Salem, o., iS years ago,
and was member Of the class OF
1916 at AndnNer.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-01-10

F'V9'"o'' -
(OJ inaugutated. n, y chr
1i-Juseph FORAKER NGp" - Srair49ry
man dem, Md)', Jas. P,,,,5tSrs ~,
tdeiu,, N.Y. eitCttI ',.,I~nrgtpd
16-Gur. CumlnmS Ia itlt,'S tlt,"S rsHorfs to I
lS-Isthmian canal commission t'iGG. iGG.,9 - ~ ~ /
Pres iavoring acceptance % oI,c, rct3.oe
Panama canal property anu ii"i'o'
for NOUO9OuO, ~ 7, i,o,-
2l-GOy. Franklin Murphy NfuHt1,, ma
gurated....t u. 5. senators A'Lso" 8''''
24-Secy Hay and Minister bIQl NV. II"
treaty for cesslon oil DahlSH "t7' III
dies to L. 5, ~ ,,,1t.,1
| 2S-John f. Dryden Tepr ~ 90 V4e0'e0
H. S senator ,.,.-. ,.,
4 Feb l-Sec'y OF Treas sha" ''Ne9 o'''
| of office. r,,.,,,...,t,, r.
! 4-Municlpal elecl5oh ~ htttii,.lt ~ t1r GOV.
suits in choice Of many natives LOT gov
ernors OF provinces
sion hIames Schley for TetroGI4at
movement and the loop, ana hoius ma l
Sampson was in technical colaiil3ilg
hIt that it was really captain HGAl
Large band of insurgents SURRENDER
at Ratangas, p. !.
of-Final ratification of Hay dChcet Que
Nicaragua canal treaty al W ash,a1 l9in,
20 m : Senators Tillman ana McltauI!u III
rs q. during course of heated debate
over Philippine tariff b!ll, come o
b'ovs. both held in contempt and de-
nriyed Of right TO vote pending iurther
action -,,..
| ol&Dr Tomas Estrada Palma iorm3ily
fiTg'T@ ban Tranu6lic.
of"Tukban notorious leader of Samar
A.. mi
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MT.SCELLAEEOU Us.

Ian 4-National university endowed ny
Carnegie for $1"HNtD lnCpip diSU 4H
Washiagton as THE Carnegie Insuiu-
of0Prof 1tT'l Z. ]. James (Chicago) elected
nrFs Northwestern university,
Feb 6-Ransom money paid to br'gahus
in Bulgaria for release Of Miss stone
l--CarT.e Chapman Catt ttGctgG pIts, ~
Womau's Suffrage assn In NasAlh7lgjil.
u Prince Henry Of Germany t0rMaAy
welcomed to L, 5. by Pres. IEo1stNe's a.
white house
Feb. 23-NISs Ellen NJ. stone, the
American missionary, and VINE.
TsiIIsa, her companion, are released
by their captors.
g7--NIrs. Frederick Schon elected pres.
Congress Of Mothers, in Was h1hgton.
Mar 5-Centeuulal OF incorporation OF en-
81 eltII.t'xl'.'tGliiEerman L. A. Meysenburg con-
yirtgd of accepting briOe in 81. Louis
street car franchise case
/ Anr l6-Archbishop Fa.Guuier (Can&da)
Selected by pope as papa. Gelt gate T. Y, ;,
/ % Dr Nicholas NJ Butler iuS stalled as
/ Dres Columbia university.
/ gy-PuStpone mt of word faE IN 81
! Louis to 1894 announced.
/ NAV N-Federauon OF N0men's clubs in
/ convention at Los Angeles elects MIS-
Dimies Denison IN, I) pres.
2l-S f. Gross lChlcag0) GtelaItu nv T.,
! : rourt no have originated '.\raI0 de
Bergtrac' in his Merchant Prince Of
olooSMiaaTsbal de Rochambeau statue un-
yelled in Washington
Jun S-Dr, Patton resigns ptes!4enty oI
Princeton university, Ifoi. "oe1IoN
.,WPTes Wiisy" Roosevelt given Ii. d degree by
2GH&t Denver, l0th tnennial international
sunday school convention.
2S-Seven men found guilty OF jury hrih.ng
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A MONSTER STEEL FURNACE.
work Begun on Big Open Hearth
steel Furnace, For the eastern
steel Co., nj Pottsvillc, Pa.

Pottsyille. Pa, Jan. G.-The Eastern
Steel CO.. has begun work upon four
open hearth steel furnaces which
viii have capacity of 100000 tons
per wear and will be part OF one
Of the biggest steel manufacturing
mills in the country. Work will he
rushed day and night. President Glib
bons states that the new mill will be
working full handed by July 1,
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AN ENpIaANATIoH.
British Admiral Tells why lie gave
Steamer Special Permit.

Port Of Spain, Trinidad. Jan. O.
The special permit granted by Ad-
miral Douglas. Il. y. to IL6 steamer
Bolivar, OF the Orinoco StepTship Co..
to pass the blockade and proceed to
Ciudad Bolivar has htdh hptowed by
much adverse criticism here, but
mostly from persons interested in To-
cal competition for Orinoeo river
freights. Admiral Douglas says that
he granted permission to the owners
of the Bolivar because of the time lost
while rendering aid to the British
cruiser Fautome. aground in the
Orinoco river He declares that the
BOLIVAR could have made two trips to
Cludad Bolivar during the time she
was engaged in helping the Fantome.
Disinterested parties in Port of Spain
approve Admiral Douglas policy The
Orinoco Steamship Co. is an American
concern.
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FIRES.

- .. Manchester, n H., kenafd o'oeN
sodeNorfoR delGGEfRa ya SI Atlantic hots '5gSe0 Selss of
i Feb '2-Waterbgry come comes 'V etc., aggre-
gate loss SiW0Iq''a fire destroys business a.S
9rPaersoa - n Ia * iiMelnss is1 loss eco
,op2gF6rrngiiaid, p2FrGn aiSi 0. manuiasiuTnS p'a"'s'
., sogS,eVy' nav york, Park Avenue ho'''' : "''N
propery i9i9 .io y,Siiloo yTaiis. TEX, great tract of
vqinae,gt bir t 1riih"ooenix steamship line at no
hol,en. n. j.; $i,oooep 40 City. N. j.;
$4,000
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riobiIities ard Assets Balance.

Nacogdoches, Texs Jan. GA. Wet
termark & Son, of this place, and A,
Wettermark & Co, of Henderson,
bankers and merchants, went into liq-
uidation, Monday The liabilities and
assets are each thought to be about
100000. Trustees will settle with
creditors.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-01-10

,,,ho led attacks on Peking lega-
aing, pwyiee1cuted wie1 led by order of empress dow
agCr. . p,adc successful eX-
g cnrsion over Mediterranean a.
:, carlo u asi santos 1,'.r zelaya inaugurated
5r pres 1oNVenesueia Yields to demands l5as dna o5
Nae Nagrmany r ior payment OF claims u'9
kaiser 8ret sfJ3lt Jn3arte dies near London
-~st. pierre, Martinique, to'mi,y =, NE ~,
xtroyed by volcano ef"p,,pm pr nno =" iiSe. '
TcIee and earthquakes "u'o'o
iost and 10000 others IN ne's ""o'-
ing parishes -. no.,,nso
T,Tsinrz government in San DOMINGO f'ls5'
oyerthrown, capital suirenlaSy,ts, S,,,,ee ~ beads
T,tlonists, and Vice Fres' Faique@ "e"''
new government
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liverpool Grain Imports.

Liverpool, Jan, 6.-The imports Of
wheat into Liverpool last week were
So. zoo quarters from Atlantic ports,
none from Pacific and 10000 from 9th
er ports The imports of corn from
| Atlantic ports last week were $500
Iouarters.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-01-10
nnrrnin Cnunter Mnrrlages.

Beaver, Pa, Jan. 6,--More marriage
licenses were taken out in Beaver
county, during the week ended Janu-
ary than ever before during like
period. the county clerk having adver-
tised the bargain price of i9 cents ON
licenses, with trading stamps thrown
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GRIMES.

an ~, Robbins, N c. 3 killed in fight
~ night party.
5S-.e 5,,..e sad John BiddIe, escaping
r'e's ron Pittsburg, and Mrs.
y \, adl1lh Vile WHO assisted them
\ n, pl'NA, shct themselves upon be-
5'sSe3 up ly posse near Butler, Pa;
''gy.e biathgrs die February ..
ID NJaf M,GdlCsboro, s killed IN fight
,e.'a pa5se and mounlalnecrs.
= !. At tmhers Of Earl family at Welsh,
..9lll {l murdered.
ssi, t0@ o,,,. M,.right megro) killed 5 Of posse
w ~ county, Va,
,1ItasR between railway workers at
a '''ui''a!n Tennp results in 6
I 'sIm sI5meicester Fore killed by his brother
IN n p,,t ~ New York; quarrel over
I \ aaa1asJhss, Fla, William Austin
tGa iHiC,S9hs ion ana himself, because of
2EIonn 2EItvn iar l5-yr-old girl.
'itr' 'a1g q, = Ieppan, nurse acquitted Of
r,ns nS 1ataumCt Mass, because in
lys' 'Ssed TO poisoning 81 persons
rlson,,vraes morrison sentenced TO % yrs,
N IsIl,,'Iieht n ri for killing of Mrs, 0lir
G-Hto la.idQlrado, Kan, In June, 1900.
eomn, io, n y, Tracy, escaped Oregon con.
N w~tbnl!lted suicide near Creston
ID uaen on the point of being cap
ID baSS, blS ,.i rad been hunted since Jun
|. "'u Killed in that time six per
4 "a anderson drowned his ichlldrer
FondenncHr' han5 and shot himself
b NJ. h3oay Of VIM. Bartholin, VIII
|Gago fa,ol fn.olitr and Minnie Mitchell il
IA n mreai4d near Rlceville, ia, havini
|OcrsUsgor men killed in street fight a
|H5mas, 9Yerstudy, n l7-yr.-old bo
|sers s''ead Pa, killed his mother an,
| i1Op sS5 5r,ot at Ilttleton, Ala, 3 whit
Fiamin i Inifijgir,oes iji killed City marsha
''',s.s ,s' fil,I,i ii3Ii Ruled trying 10 quell rlc
|ll~Pnt,gas.l liVal, at Blossom, TEX,
h YorGs' b Molineaux acquitted
Lans bSe y murder of Mrs. Katharir
Hasi "a "a qad gad been in jail yrs, and cor
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sudden Death.

Woonsocket, Il. l., Jan. 6.-Just as
he resumed his seat at the conclusion
of a speech accepting the presidency
of the Woonsocket board Of alder
men, Monday, Emmanuel L, Simmons
| expired in his chair.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-01-10

ceremonies.
lO-Paraguayan rev.
olutlonists depose
Pres. Aeeval and
put Hector car
vailo in his stead.
l6 Z a I / a m e MT
opened by King
Edward in pres
ence of nation S
great d gnitaries
-. Chilpan2ingo.
Mexico, shaken
by e a + t h q uakt
killing 800 people
80. HN{pc I'ub 81
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% cecu Rhodes dies at cape Io"h' '7' ~
Ar l-Boer generals arraGnse Imf Img' ImI'j5li-
to discuss proposed suIlehN'''
tary operations continue. ,,. for com
H. B6rrs ask complete alhu'a14 A0'
batauts ana n0ncombatan's'
N.,, aI-Bnrr war ends at io'"7 D. m',
mroce bcInG concluded al fr''oi 80 y
tcr,,s include return Of pFiS""sts
to africa without punishment eA :,
c,ntiou of Beers from whr !" ~"
,tnri'inr of fnrms nt british eA-
pensc.
Inn. 4-Schalk Burger ana l"yaiy
ChiCf Bothu in open teN'eI u' 7' '''
Ia fha new government 4.,.-l,sls cor
i'll limit in which tho EoGis ai.,i.71 an ,''"
,1ranf 'neace terms iiNtd at Jutl ly;;r,.,,,s.
d, XII RliIucrtakcs oath as goN.ot l''"s.
% ~ "Gen o. Kitchener leaves Cape TOW" lo'
/ England. ATTN or allegiance t
IJing Edward on island OF p. IL, Lif,Cl,,. I,,s +,
nj j6-E-timutes place nun o. "a ,yer
Vot5 during the war az ia''W, 9Ly,,re 9Lyy " ~ q
i5iUed and 3209 became I''s''''''
ANg mS' Ie-Gens Dewet Boha ana MD Le.a[fh IA rh
AvG't ,.Gss't KIM ENward on board royal l4tl'ii
at tCAowes, and are highly pLeaseu ~ ''''
reception.
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rmioe nreyeted for GalIantry.

New York, Jan. 6.-Brig.-Gen. Eli
Long, of Plainfeld, N. j., died here
Monday. He served in the civil war
ard was twice breveted for gallantry
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Army officer Retired.

Washington. Jan. 6,-Brig. Gen,
Henry G. Hasbrouck, recently pro
NOTED, was retired Monday, His las5
active service was at Fort Adams,
~
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-01-10

Chicago, Jan, 6.--james II. Pyot
aged 66. one of Chicago's pioneer
builders and iron manufacturers,
died, Monday, Of pneum2ni@,
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&C. J. Horton commissioner of Runucls
county, Tex, kills Earl Moore, Mrs llor-
ton and self
Dec barry Johnstone, famous actor.
kills Kate Hasset, actress, in Phlladel-
phia, Jealousy.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-01-10

Pekin, Jan. 6.--Priuce Pao Lun, the
emperor's nephew, has been appointed
Chinese delegate to the St. Louis fair.
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nEyoyrrloNIsrs DEFEATED.
rbcy Lacked Ammunition and Were Forced
to Retire.

Caracas. Dec 6-Fourteen hundred
rcyolutionists under Generals Ramos
and penaleza attacked 500 government
troops. under the command OF cen
Acosta. Sunday morning at point
near Guatiere. After four hours
fighting the reyolutionists abandoned
tbe field and the town Of Guatiere'
They had 81 men killed and many
wounded. One Of their guns was cap
tured. A prisoner captured by the
Government forces is authority Tor
the statement that the reyolutionlsts
still lack ammunition.
The activity and energy displayed
bv President Castro continue to sur
prise the forefgnrcsidenta Of this city,
/ it is reported here that the leaders ol
The movement are treating with the
government
The answers from the powers 70
! President Castro's counter-propos'uol
in the matterof referring the Nene]ue
d. s,g u The Hague tribunal nave
-.t W. ucaa
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l3-Rev. DR.. T. De-
Witt n a ! m a & c,
noted Pre- sbyterian
re- y m a n, in
hiugton; 20.
Frank r, Stock
ton, novelist, in
Washington.
27J. Sterling Nor
ton, eX- sec'y Of
agri Il | ture, at
Lake Forest, H.;
20.
Is Sol Smith Rus
sell, comedian, at
Was hingtOn, 81
May "A m o S j.
Cummings, cong
from New York
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a-Pres. signs olcomargarine hill: sem
ate confirms nomination. OF u. D. dLs
fl<an1 for commissioner OF penhol5t T.
Clay Evans for consul general at Ion |
don, and Frank Sargent ior Col'i'i4i1
gionpr general Of immigration.
~ Congress agrees TO conference TepCIt |
on cuban diplomatic and consular Dill
15-Cuban congress meets IN i1bNatld 80
declares Gen, Palma elected pres. ana
FeteveZ vice pres. ,f.,-.
tgEI,ord Pauncefote resigns as British
ambassador 10 y. - r,-.,
f7-GOnzales de Quesada named py / res
Palma to be Cuban minister 10 ASH
ingtOn.
con. wood hands over Cuban gov
eminent to Cubansj the new constI-
4 tution is promulgated and Presl-
dent Palma formally inaugurated'
9e-pres nominates r. S. Mccormick an
for ambassador TO Austria-huh6aIy.
97NHerbert &. Squres received by Tres
/ Palma as u. $. minister 70 Cupa'
Jun. Geo Chamberlain tdem) eieettf9i
gov. Of Ore, republicans eleeLeu +oi az
4EFngland announces NJ. II. Herbert as
| Lord Pauncefote's successor, ana SPAN
names Senor de Ojeda as Spanish mn
5L8merican l5ITi * Philippine commission re-
ceiyed by pope with special huuofS
GOV. TAFT explains church and state
must be separate in stands
; tence for cuban postal aaas released
IRON pli@u IN 4AaFaH taa
8Ilis-.. 81 ReA A@Ht Attt
esIeh~ates oentennia
meLJ ErC Isua cay Ashs.6 ~
I5-Pres SENDS message TO CONGRESS II
g Cuban reciprocity, clearly slatII5 ~
r position.,..P Pres, signs river ana IaID0
I, 16"Pres. nominates Capt Chas. E, clar
to be rear admiral r.-,t.... ,.--.-.r,,s
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-01-10
We R.NMENT
AND POLITICS.

Jan seth Low takes office as mayor
- NnM NnrE
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-01-24
Dr0psy
N eur algia Of the
Heart For Years.
p ain w ent From
Heart to Head.
DIR. Miles Heart Cure
and Nervine Cured.

About three years ago my sister was so
badly affected with heart trouble and neu-
raIgla of the heart that we did not expect her
to live. Although we had a frst-cass ply
scian she grew worse under this treatment
She had a swollen dropSical look and had
frequent spells of neuralgia pain at her heart
when she would render the most heart-rend-
ing means and shriekS. At times the pain
would go from her heart to her head when
lump would appear on her temple half as
large as an egg. One night she got up in
bed and ran into the back yard CRYING with
PAIN; she was not conscious Of it, however,
and was brought back to the house by neigh
bors. | bought for her bottle each of Dr.
Miles Nervine and Heart Cure which helped
her greatly. She afterward used some five
or six bottles and has never had a spell since
had used your medicine with great benefit
myself. | know that Nervne and Heart
Cure not only saved my sisters life but also
saved me from insanity and death. | was so
nervous could not bear the slightest noise
or movement around me and ! suffered from
palpitation and pain in the heart | had
choking sensations, dizzy and faint spells,
smothering spells when | could scarcely get
my breath; l was so nervous | was treated
like a child and at one time it was thought /
was losing my mind. Nervne saved me
from insanity."-KATIE ACKEs, Clover
Creek, Pa.
All druggists sell and guarantee first bot.
tie DR.. Miles Remedies. Send for free book
on Nervous and Heart Diseases. Address
DR.. Miles Medical Co, Elkhart, Ind.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-01-24
Buffington'S
Rising Sun,
The White
Sale Has
Commenced.

We believe it to embrace
the largest assortment Of
Ladies Muslin Underwear
ever offered in Cecil County,
from the leading factory Of
New York, for style of TRIM
mings and durability it stands
unsurpassed.
Napkins, Bed Spreads Boz
ster aud Pillow Cases, Sheets
Mems Shirts, &c. &c. includ,
ed inithis sale, a heavy dis
count given off of Regular
pricesduring this month.