THE TREATY SIGNED
Panama Cedes to the United States
' Territory for Canal.
The Now Itfpubllc, rtnu Not Colombia, la
to Ilncolvo tho 810,000,000
Cnnnl to Mo Open to All
' Nations,
Washington, Nov. 19. Secretary Hay
and M. Phillppo Bunau Varillo, the
minister of Panama, at four o'clock
yesierday evening signed tho Hay
Bunau Varilla treaty providing for tho
construction of tho Panama canal by
tho United States. Tho keynote of tho
treaty Is tho provision In ono of tho
very first articles by which Panama,
cedes to tho United States whatover
land or lands throughout tho republic
of Panama this government shall find
desirable in connection with tho build
ing or tho operation and maintenance
pf tho canal. In addition tho treaty
gives to tho United States abundant
sovereignty over the canal strip which,
It Is understood, comprises .between
eight and ten miles on eacli sldo of
tho canal. Within this zono tho power
of tho United States is as absolute as
if tho zone woro part and parcel of
this country.
In general ft may bo said that while
tho now treaty contains many of tho
provisions of tho failed Hay-Hcrran
treaty It is not based on that conven
tion, but follows not only tho spirit,
but tho letter of tho Spoonor act Tho
money consideration is understood to
bo the same, only Panama, Instead Of
Colombia, is to receivo tho $10,000,000.
Tho canal Is to bo neutral and open
to all nations on oven terms.
Amador n "Fnvorlto Hon."
Panama, Nov. 18. Several munici
palities of tho ropubllc of Panama aro
following tho example of Panama in
declaring Dr. Amador their "favorlto
Bon." H1b great popularity and prestlgo
among all classes make his frineds bo;
liovo that he will be tho first president
of Panama.
'MUST GO TO PRISON.
Dolrin nnd Gurrctt, Convicted at St. Louis
Naturalization Km u lift, Sontonccd by
Judge Adams A Stay for llnrrott.
St Louis, Nov. 19. Judge Adams, in
tho United States district court Wed
nesday sentenced John P. Dolan, chair
man of tho democratic city central
committee and Policeman Frank Gar
rett, convicted of participation In nat
uralization frauds, to five years' im
prisonment in the penitentiary and
each to pay a flno of ?1,000.
District Attorney Dyer asked that
tho passing of sentence on Thomas B.
Barrett, former marshal of the St.
Louis circuit court of appeals, convicted
on tho same charges, be deferred until
after his trial on other indictments for
similar crimes.
REBELLION IN JOLO.
As Soon us a Unltod States Army Transport
Landed Soiuo Troops Fighting
Commenced.
Manila, Nov. 19. An unofficial re
port says tho captain of a United Statea
army transport has landed reinforce
ments in Jolo and that fighting com
raenced as soon as the troops wero
landed. No further particulars have
been received, as the cable io inter
rupted.
A cable to tho Associated press from
Manila November 9 said that the Moros
of Jolo had broken out In rebellion
and that Maj. Gen. Wood had left for
tho sceno of tho disturbance. On Oc
tober 30 a party of Moros attacked
a battery of artillery and firing was
kept up all day. Two Americans were
wounded.
REMARKABLE OPERATION.
Western Millionaire Who X,ost nn Ea
raid S5.000 for Another and Had
It Grafted on.
Philadelphia, Nov. 19. Dr. Andrew
L. Neldcn, of Now York, Wednesday
performed the operation here of graft
ing an ear upon tho head of a western
millionaire, whoso name the surgeon
Bays ho is under bond not to reveal.
Tho operation was to have been per
formed In Now York, but District At
torney Jerome Is said to have Inter
fered. Dr. Nelden advertised for a
roan willing to sell an ear for $5,000
and of 300 applicants ho selected a
young German who conducts a restau
rant in Now York.
An Kxcltlne Incident In a Theater.
St. Louis, Nov. 19. During a play
last night at tho Imperial theater,
Howard Hall, an actor, who enters a
cage containing two Hons, slipped aa
ho entered and tho Hons sprang at
him. Hall defended himself as best
he could and was rescued by prompt
action on tho part of tho keeper. Two
actresses fainted and tho audience be
came so excited it was necessary to
.ring down tho curtain until order had
been restored.-
A nir Fire at Wasco.
Wasco, Oio., Nov. 19. A fire at thla
place has destroyed $134,000 of prop--urty.
Tho store of the Oregon Trading
company, one of the largest stores in
the northwest, was destroyed, with
the Wasco opera house, several busi
ies block and some other bilUdinga,
PERSONAL AND PERTINENT.
President Dias has sent his portrait to
Emperor William.
Senator Piatt's sons havo not, it Is
said, been on cordial terms with their
father for many months paBt. They
wero much opposed to his second mar
riage and did their utmost to provont it
Only three of tho 15 members of tho
famous electoral commission of 1877
Burvlvc ex-Senator Edmunds, Senator
Hoar and Gen. Eppa Hunton, of Virginia.
All of the five justice of tho supremo
court who sat on tho commission long
since passed away.
Within tho past ton years Mr. and Mrs.
CharleB Pltrowsky, of Cleveland havo
tried six times to be divorced. Only onco
did thoy succeed In freeing themselves
from tho hymeneal bond. Six months
later they wero remarried, but wero try
ing for a dlvorco again inside of two
years. Their latest attempt Is now be
ing made, papers having boon filed in
tho common pleas court. In all but ono
caso Mrs. Pltrowsky was complainant.
It was recounted recently that Mrs.
Rozett Coulson had secured at Abllono
a verdict of $3,000 against Randall Myer,
a wealthy farmer. It was alleged that
Myer had cast doubt upon Mrs. Coulson's
connubial faithfulness In a sentence of
ust 20 works. The Judgment amounted
to $150 a word, an1 evidently Judge
Mooro regards this as an excessivo
chargo for even that kind of conversa
tion, for ho has reducod tho sum to $1,000
or $50 a word.
Hugh McLaughlin has been a powerful
politician for moro than a generation,
but has? rarely endeavored to make him
self felt outside of Brooklyn. During
that time 'Tammany has seen numerous
leaders como and go, but has never scon
tho day when McLaughlin was not su
preme in his party so far as concerns
Brooklyn. He Ib now over 70 years old,
with white hair and countenance seamed
by ago, but he Is halo and vigorous,
bright of eye and naturally alert as of
yore.
Danlol Leroy Dresser, whoso testi
mony in tho shipbuilding company's
case at New York has attracted much at
tention, was the organizer, president and
managing owner of tho Narragansett
Web company, which has also failed,
iarrylng with It a largo amount of New
port money. Mr. Dresser's family and
connections aro millionaires many times
over. Mrs. John Nicholas Brown Is his
3lster and George W. Vanderbllt his
brother-in-law. Ho is tho grandson of
ono of tho merchant princes of New York
and made a brilliant marriage in his alli
ance with Miss Burnham.
WHAT, THE NOVELISTS SAY.
Adam Invented all tho different ways
In which a, young man can make a fool
of himself. G. H. Lorimer.
The man who overestimates th fool
ishness of others Is himself the biggest
fool concerned. Seton Merrlman.
Tho very young men and the old are
our hope. The .middle-aged are hard and
fast for existing facts. George Mere
dith. Tell the truth, Mve openly and stick
to your friends; that's tho whole of the
best morality in tho world. Sarah
Grand.
Every wrong brings with It its pun
ishment. It may bo added that it fre
quently leaves it at tho wrong house.
Barry Pain.
With good luck one can accomplish
anything, but gooS luck Is just ono ol
the things that cannet be arranged for,
even by the cleverest people. Frankfort
Moore.
Really beautiful things can't go out
They may disappear for a little while
but they must como back.
THE GENERAL MARKETS.
Kansas City, Nov. 24.
CATTLE Beef steers $3 15 R 5 10
Native heifers 2 15 4 CO
"Western steers 2 10 4 CO
HOGS 4 00 p 4 52
SHEEP 2 00 3 25
WHEAT No. 2 hard 72 0 73
No. 2 red 81 3 8U4
CORN No. 2 mixed 3SV nay
OATS-No. 5. mixed 35
RYE f 4SW
FLOUR Hard winter pat... 3 CO 3 75
Soft winter patents..... 3 70 4 00
HAY Timothy .. 0 00 9 50
Prairie ...I. 4 00 SCO
BRAN CS& 09
BUTTER Fancy to extra... 18 21
EGGS 25
CHEESE Full cream OV 11
POTATOES Home grown .. CO 70
ST. LOUIS.
CATTLE Beef steers 3 75 5 40
Texan steers 2 45 4 25
HOGS Packers 4 J5 4 40
SHEEP NatlveH 300 3C0
WHEAT No. 2 red S8 89
CORN No. 2 431
OATS-No. 2 37
FLOUR Red winter pat.... 4 10 4 20
BUTTER-Creamerj 18 23
EGGS 26
CORN MEAL 2 30
BACON , 8 12 8 C2
CHICAGO.
CATTLE Steers 3C0 550
HOGS Mixed and butchers. 4 40 4 55
SHEEP Western 2 75 4 00
WHEAT No. 2 red 85
CORN No. 2 43
OATS-No. 2 35V4 30
RYE December 53
FLOUR Winter patents .... 4 00 g) 4 20
LARD January , 45 fl 57
PORK January 11 25 U 40
NEW YORK.
CATTLE-Steere 4 00 520
HOGB 4 80 4 90
SHEEP 2 50 3 85
WHEAT No. 2 S7, S7
CORN-No. 2 . CO GU4
OATS-No. 2 iz
SISTERS OF CHARITY
Use Pe-ru-na for Coughs, Colds, Grip and
Catarrh A Congressman's Letter..
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In every country of tho civilized world
Sisters of Charity aro known. Not only
do they minister to tho spiritual nnd
intollcutual needs of the cnartres com
mitted to their care, bub thoy alijo
ministor to their bodily needs.
With so many children to tnlco care of
and to protect from climate and disease,
theso wise and prudent Sisters havo
found Poruna anovorfallingsafopuard.
Dr. Hnrtnnin receives mauy letters
from Catholic Sisters from all over tho
United States. A recommend recently
received from a Catholic institution in
Detroit, Mich., reuds as follows:
Dr. S. B. Hart man, Columbus, Ohio:
Dear Sin "The young girl who
used the Perunn was suffering from
laryngitis andldss of voice. The result
of the treatment was most satisfac
tory. She found great relief, and
after further use of the medicine wo
hope to be able to say she Is entirely
cured." Sisters of Charity.
Tho younp prirl was under the caroof
tho Sisters of Charity and used Poruna
for catarrh of tho throat with good
results aa tho nbovo letter testifies.
Send to Tho Peruna Medicine Co.,
Columbus, Ohio, for a free book written
by Dr. Ilartman.
Tho following" lotter is from Con
prressniun Mcclclson, of Napoleon, Ohio:
Tho Peruna Mcdtolno Co,, Columbus, O.;
Ucntlcmen: "I
havo usndBovcral
bottles of Peruna
and feel greatly
ucneiltcu there
by from my ca
tarrh of tho head,
and feel encour
aged to bellovo
that it A con
tinued uko will
fully eradlcato n
riiannsn of tlili'lv
years standing.5' David Mceldson.
Dr. Ilartman, ono of tho boat known
physicians and Burgeons in tho United
States, was tho first man to formulato
Poruna, ltwas through his genius and
porsoveranco that it was introduced to
tho medical profession of this country.
If you do not dcrlvo prompt and sat
isfactory results from thouso of Peruna,
write at onco to Dr. Ilartman, giving n
full titatcmont of your caso and ho will
bo pleased to givo you his valuable
advieo gratis.
Address Dr. Ilartman, President of
Tho Ilartman Sanitarium, Columbus, O.
I David Mcoklson j
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When Gen. Ian Hamilton, of tho Brit
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guest of Mnj. Gen. Corlrin and nil hia mail
wus sent in caro of Gen. Corbin at tho
war department. One day quite a "Batch
of letters arrived and was taken in chargo
by ono of tho brightest 'colored messen
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messenger and others had rend the ad
dresses und commented on them. "Lieu
tenant General Sir lan Hamilton, K. C.
li.," they read. "What does K. C. B.
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A RemiirUnblo Woman,
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