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KNOWLEDGE TOO INDEFINITE.
Thn I'rrnlilcnt Will Not Dnnlito Upon u I'nr-
tnani'iit I'nllcy for tlm riilllpplnoi Until
l Ik) C'fiiniuUxlon llopnrl.
Washington. March 25. Tlic admin
istration will not decide tipon Its per
munont policy respecting the Philip
pines until tho Schurmnn commission
reports. It fools tliat its present
Idiowleilgu is too indcilnite as a basis
for a Uxed policy. Moreover, an im
mediate decision is felt to be needless,
since, for the present, the only problem
is the restoration of law and order and
the establishment of stable and peace
ful conditions. Tills and the appoint
ment ot a diplomatic representative at
Madrid arc two of tho most important
matters remaining open. The Madrid
mission probably will be raised to an
embassy soon after payment of the
'20,000,000 indemnity, and a man of
the highest qualifications and attain
ments chosen for this delegate and
important post, Uen. Woodford may
not be the new envoy, owing to the
fact that New York already has such
nn undue proportion of the highest
diplomatic appointments.
Morn Troon Mur ll Nnedml.
Washington, March 25. War depart
ment ollicials now reluctantly admit
that at least 50,000 troops are needed
in the Philippines to repress the In
surgents, restore order and establish
tho authority of tho United States
throughout tho archipelago. It is inti
mated that to proldo this force and
maintain u suillcient reserve it will
probably be necessary to organize the
emergency volunteer force of 35,000
men provided for in the army organ
ization net.
Would ninltn Tliiuii riiynloliiiiK.
Chicago, March '25 If a plan that,
the oilicers of the Chicago, Milwaukee
fe St. Paul road are now considering is
adopted every employe of the company
will become In a sithiII way n nhvsi
ciuu and a uure. It la llio indention
to start a systematic course of instruc
tion in the first principles of surgery
and nursing among the men engaged
in tho train service a course that
when thoroughly mastered will enable
an employe to render valuable first aid
to the injured.
Zlno l'roiluntloit In 1HIIU.
Washington, March 25. Tho United
States geological survey, in its annual
report on the production of zinc in
1808, announces that last year, gener
ally speaking, was a good oue for the
industry. Ore prices rose rapidly,
bringing activity and prosperity to
the miners of southwest Missouri and
southeast Kansas. The apparenthomc
consumption of spelter was 100,207
short, tons. The production was 115,
800 short tons.
Itnil I' Ire In ;ievi)liiiiil.
Cleveland, O., March 25. Pire broke
out early yesterday in tho japanning
department of tho big Dangler Stovo
and Manufacturing company's plant
on Perkins avenue and, notwithstand
ing the enormous quantity of water
poured into tho building by 15 engines,
the structure, filled with valuable ma
chinery and large quantities of manu
factured goods, was practically de
stroyed. The loss is 8450,000.
Vtfn Ailinlnxlon of 1 1 1 lid t n ir Twine.
Washington, March 25. The secre
tary of the treasury has issued an or
der for the free admission of binding
twine to the United States from Can
ada. This is because of the fact that
the new Canadian tarifl' puts binding
twine on the free list when imported
into that country and our tariff law
only imposes a duty on the twine when
imported from countries which make
the article dutiable.
Mimtlitnt; Klin to Tliliik About.
Washington, March 25. Mall re
ports have been received from Ma
nila by the subsistence bureau of the
war department, saying that tho sup
plies sent from tho United States, in
cluding all kinds of vegetables, ar
rived in t;ond condition. There is little
or no complaint among the troops, say
the reports, the men having something
else to think about.
Sltllirll'H lr 1 Olirl Il-(;ill l'llfttlllMMtlTH.
Washington, March 25. Comptrol
ler Tnwewell, of the treasury, yester
day announced a decision which will
affect the salaries of many fourthclass
postnmters throughout tho country.
The decision has the ell'ect of continu
ing the payment to them of the
amount allowed under tho old law for
tho cancellation of stamps on newspa
pers and periodicals.
Whs ii CoiihIii r MoKlulor.
Abilene, Kan., March 25. Word has
been received hero of tho death at
Kingfisher, Ok., of William McKinley,
n former resident of this county, and
a daughter, who wits buried the same
day. Pneumonia caused tho deaths.
Mr. McKinley was postmaster at King
fisher and was a second cousin of tho
president.
No Mention or Kiil-iiii'h I'liiilntitintnt.
Washington, March 25. Interesting
facts concerning tho army are con
tained in the army register for 1800.
The new register still places Prig.
Gen. Etigan ut the head of the commis
sary department and no mention of
his military punishment appears in
tho volume.
rour DfiitliM In n MhiiiiiIiIh 1'lri!.
Memphis, Tonn., March 25. In afire
yesterday morning ut Mrs. V. IS. No
leu's boarding house, at 10 Court
fctieot, there was a property lovsof not
more than 52,500, but four lives wore
lost and six people worn inoru or less
awrlously Injured.
SENTENCED TO DEATH.
John Gilbert 1'liiuln (latltr to Murdering
llli WIN) mid four riitldrrii
with it 1 1 ii I diet.
Clay Center, Kan., March 21 John
Gilbert, who brutally killed his wlfo
nnd four children with a hatchet on
the night of February SJS, at his homo
near Industry, was sentenced to death
yesterday. lie was arraigned Wednes
day and pleaded not guilty. Yester
day afternoon Gilbert called his attor
ney to him and told him that he in
tended to withdraw his plea and enter
one of "guilty." Nothing could dis
suade him from his purpose, oven after
the full significance of tho action was
was explained to him.
Several witnesses, however, were
put on tho stand by order of the court,
to testify as to the present mental
condition of Gilbert. Tlicro was no
question as to sanity and tho court
passed the sentence of death after one
year in the penitentiary. There was
no demonstration of any sort on tho
part of the very large crowd.
'J hi) I'lcht to Collin Off lit ColiKjr JMittid.
New York, March 21. William A.
Brady and Martin .Julian, on behalf of
Jim JciY'rics and ISob Pitzimmnus,
have agreed to accept the bid of tho
Coney Island Athletic club for a 25
round contest between these two
heavyweight pugilists. Tho contest
will take plaoo on May 2(5. Georgo
Slier, of Chicago, has been mutually
agreed upon as referee. Tho offer
made by the club is u purse of S20,000
and the picture privilege to be divided
between the two principals and the
club, each receiving one-third.
Tho Windsor lintel I'lro lli-conl.
Now York, March 21. Nineteen
deud and 31 missing is tho record so
far of tile Windsor hotel fire on Friday
last. One more body was found yes
terday. This brings the list of mi
kn""n 1ond to nlnn. Tho frnirmonts
tero u.ig up uOuiikC; fv.ot wc.iv ut the
annex on tho Forty-seventh street
side, in a part of tho ruins whoro no
other bodies or bones have been found.
Tho remains consist simply of a por
tion of a spinal column with some ribs
attached, a piece of the skull and some
small bones and charred flesh.
For ii Now Lincoln Mnntiinnnt.
Springfield, 111., March 24. The
Lincoln monument, which now stands
just north of Springfield within the
inclosure of Oak Itidge cemetery, may
be torn down and a new one erected
on another bite. It is in a state of de
cay, and a bill was introduced in the
house yesterday proposing the erec
tion of a new monument in the cen
tral part of the city, at a cost of S500,
000. The legislator who introduced
the bill said the present monument
was "inadequate as a momorial to the
greatest American."
llnrrtirn of Starvation In Hiwxlu.
St. Petersburg, March 24. The news
papers of the city publish pitiable ac
counts of tho condition of tho so
called famine districts of Russia, es
pecially Samara, in the eastern part
of European Russia. The consumption
of all kinds of garbage has produced
an epidemic of terrible mortality,
with typhus, scurvy and other pesti
lential diseases. The peasants are
compelled to sell everything and are
living in cold, damp and filthy cabins.
Weakened by hunger, they fall ready
victims to typhus and acute scurvy.
JUoKlnlK)' .May eiiini) WiMt.
Washington, March 21. It is now
believed that President McKinley will
take an extended vacation this slim
mer if public business will permit.
Last spring lie wanted to make a trip
through Ihe west, visiting Yellowstone
park and going us far us the Pacific
coast, and.hu may seo his way clear to
take that trip this summer. Ho bus
been invited to attend the Trimsniis
sissippi Commercial congress at Wioh
itu, Kan., in August.
l'ropimlllou to DiviiIh CiiIii.
Washington, March 21 While in
Cuba Secretary Alger will act upon
tho proposition to divide Culm into
four military departments. This has
been under consideration in the
department for some time. If it is de
termined to do so, after consultation
with Gen. IS rook e, Secretary Alger will
telegraph to Gen. Corbin to that effect
and the necessary orders will bo issued
from Washington.
Hellivi". tin- I'iiiii'' I'.uil Ni-nr
Washington, March 24. Mgr. Mar
tinelli, the apostolic delegate to the
United Status, is in coustant receipt
of news from private sources in Rome
concerning tne pope's health. The
delegate believes that the advanced
ii go of tho pope renders it extremely
probable that the end cannot be far
off, notwithstanding that the latest
news is more encouraging than previ
ous reports.
VitlinttiU) llorn I'ut to I )i'n III
Lexington, Ky.. March 24. -The
American thoroughbred stiillion Han
over, 14 years old, was put to death to
day by chloroform. Gangrene of the
left fore foot, the resuH of killing of
tho nerves in it while racing, renoered
the destruction of the hor.M' neces
sary. Miitou Young declined offers
of 05,000 and 875,000 for him.
Wi iiiii Wiuit the l-r ini'h'Mf.
Guthrie, Ok.. March 24. The womnr.
suffragists of Oklahoma are still anx
ious to he given the privileges of fran
chise and already have inaugurated n
campaign to secure the tmisiigo of a
hill at tho next session of the assembly.
Tlmy are greatly encouraged over the
chewing this year.
T)nj of (ho Hiirnc Numlierr.f,
The greatest electrician in the world de
clares that the days of the horse are num
bered, and that in a short tune electricity
will completely supplant man's most useful
animal. In 20 years, he asserts, the horse
will be a curiosity. Diseases of the stomach,
liver, kidneys and blood would also be a
curiosity if all sufTcrcrs would take llostet
ter's Stomach Hitters. There would thru be
practically no dyspepsia, nervousness, sleep
lessness, indigestion, constipation, malarial
fever or ague.
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Ilttnlnesii.
Highwayman Your money or your life.
Lawyer Here's all I have.
"All right. Now pet out!"
(Taking him by the buttonhole) "Wait
a minute, friend. Don't you want to en
pnge counsel to defend you in cae you
should be arrested for this ailnir?" ISoston
Journal.
Stricken with Sciatica? St. Jacobs OH
will strike it out and cure.
One swallow may not make a summer,
hut one frog makes a spring. Chicago Daily
News.
Sliir as a poker sore as a boil? St. Ja
cobs Oil will icliix, soothe, cure.
There is money in ninny sports, hut base
ball has diamonds in it. L. A. v. Rulletiu.
Why sufTer with Neuralgia? St. Jacobs
Oil will drive it all away.
THE GENERAL MARKETS.
Kansas Citv, Mo., Mnreli 28.
CATTLK-Hcst licevoH if 4 M) 5 20
Stackers 4 011 (ft 6 25
Nutivo cowh 2 0) 3 7")
HOGS Choice) to heavy 2 Ml 0 3 71i
SHKKP l-'ulr to choice 8 0J 4 !10
WHEAT No. 2 roil 7d (ft 70
No. 2 hard CJffft G7N
COUN No. 2 mixed JUtfTA Sly
OATS No. 2 mixed 2S (ii 28H
KYK No. 2 tVJKtfc M
l'LOUK-I'atent, per hhl 3 35 3 B0
Paticy. 2 70 f(ft 2 l)J
IIAY-C'hoico timothy 7 01 7 60
Fancv prairie. 7 0J 7 f0
UttAN (suoltcdj 0) 01
UUTTKU CholcoiTCiiinery.... 17 20
CUKKSK Full croum 0 10
Krtfl-riinWo 1'iijwi 11
lOiAlOKb -15 7i
ST. LOUIS.
CATTLK Nutlvo and shipping 4 2 ! r0
'Jcxtins. 2 2."i 4 IM
HOG--Heavy 3 7.) 3 83
SIlhEl' l-'.ilr in choice 2 f.O A 7.i
KLOUir-Uiolcu 3 5) f.i. 3 05
W11KAT No. 2 rod 73 71!
CORN No. 2 mixed 34K-o "'o
OATS No, 2 mixed 2f!4 28
ItYH-No. 2 r0 57
HUTTKK-Creumery 17 22
LAUD Western mess 5 05 5 15
1'OKK 8 37 t 23
CHICAGO
CATTLE Common to prliuo,, I tV) C iV
HOUS Packing nail smpplnu.. 3 r5 3 02VJ
SHEEP Fair to choice 3 25 5 (JO
FLOUK-Winter wheat 3 fiO 3 00
wheat-No. 2 red 7j rm
COUN-Nc. 2 35 35M
OATS No 2 27(4 i.8
KYK 53 63J
IJUTTEU-Ci-eamcry II 21
LAKH 5 05 5 2)
POUK 8 ! 1)00
NEW YOKIC.
CATTLE -Native steers. 4 8) 5 65
HOUS-Uood to choice 4 10 4 25
.SHEEP-Cominon to choice.... 3 50 lift 4 H)
WHEAT -No. 2 red Hi (V, 8'tf
COKN-No.2 I.'H 42H
OATS No. 2 a.'Jf h 33
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OTIIERIIOOD Is womnn's nntural destiny.
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Mrs. Flora Cooper, of
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Lydio E. Pizkhntn's Vegetable
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Mrs. Ed. Wolford, of Lono Tree,.
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