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Weeldy News Summary
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Address
JOHN A. SMITH, -
3973 Qermanla Bmidlnar, HUwaukee, WIb.
The Only Hope of Relief.
Tha only hopo that tho spoliated
consumers of this country havo for a
revision of tho Dingloy tariff lies in
tho committal of the government to
the democratic party. Tho only hope
tho people havo that government of
the trusts, by the trusts and for the
trusts may perish from tho republic
lies in tho same measuro of relief
Atlanta Constitution.
Hint to American Smokers.
The magnificent offers which the
rival tobacco trusts aro making to
5m SVons,umers may Perhaps in
still in tho mind of the American con
sumer a wonder how much he will
putosbi?epsutcumako tuem sooa-
ur. Miles' Mi-Pain Pills.
Sonor Torres of tho island of Marin
dlquo in tho Philippines has been con
demned to ten years' imprisonment
for sedition. This Is tho first sentence
on this chargo;
Tho first statue of tho late President
McKinley has been delivered to the
foundry to bo cast in bronze and is to
bo ready for unveiling at Muskegon,
Mich., on "Memorial Day.
C. F. W. Neely, W. F. Reeves and
Estes G. Rathbone, convicted of oni-
hpzzlnmnnr. of flnhnn nrmf.n.1 fnndM.
have each been sentenced to ten years'
imprisonment, and fines running from
$5G,000 to $35,000.
Major-General Otis was retired from
tho active service on Account of his
having reached tho ago limit March 25
Ho will bo succeeded in command of
tho department at Chicago by Major
General Arthur MacArthur.
Signor Marconi has decided to locate
his wireless station at Table Head,
Glace Bav. C. B. The machinery has
- w r , , ,-
been ordered and work on the station
begun. Later on, another station will
bo established at Capo Cod.
Tho Garfield law in Ohio, which
aimed to prevent corrupt practice at
elections, was repealed by the state
senate March 25. The chief argument
made against it was that it was inef
fective and placed a premium on per
jury. It is reported that both Montana and
Washington will act against the
merger of the Northern Securities com
pany. Tho supreme court has rnfuseJ
to take jurisdiction in tho Minnesota
case, because one of the defendants is
a citizen of that state.
A press censorship has been estab
lished in Panama concerning the revo
lution. So far as commercial matters
aro concerned, merchants will be al
lowed the rso of established codes, but
must leave copies of all messages at
tho censor's office.
The latest advices from Venezuela
are to tho effect that the activity o
tho rebels Is considerably diminished
over last week. Tho government has
recaptured several important towns
and great alertness is being mani
fested in the effort to crush the rebellion.
Gormany has atrain enacted n. Inw
against the importation of American
meats, which is to take effect October
1. Tho exclusion is the result of ex
periments made by the imperial health
officials, who claim that it has been
treated with borax, and is therefor
deliterious to health.
Tha rebellion in China Is spreading
rapidly. It is also reported from
Shanghai that Germany has announced
her decision to maintain a garrison
there, which means that France, Great
Britain, and Japan also will be obliged
to keep garrisons at Shanghai, thus
this city will become an international
garrison town.
According to a London dispatch, a
dispute has arisen between A. J. Bal
four and General Buller In regard to
tho battle of Spion Kop. General Bui
ler contends that all tho dispatches
regarding that conflict have not been
given to the public. Balfour admits
this, but says it was for the purpose "if
sparing his (Buller's) feelings and
military reputation.
A cablegram from Pretoria undor
date of March 2,1 intimated that signs
or peace aro appearing. Members of
tho Transvaal government arrive'!
SS?iUn?5f 2 flas of truce ad in
ferred with General Kitchener. This
news has been welcomed in London as
pointing to a possibility of peace. But
representatives of tho Boers say that
England must yield to their terms.
On March 26 at Cape Town, South
Africa, Cecil Rhodes died at the age
of 49 years. He has been described a3
"tho man who made South Africa."
Hi3 chief objjet in life was to bring
Africa under British dominion. He
was charged with having much to
do with bringing about the present war
between the Boers and Great Britain.
J. Pierpont Morgan appeared beforo
An Irish land bill has been intro
duced in parliament. The main provi
sion of the bill authorizes the land
commission to take over tho whole or
part of an estate whose owner is will
ing to sell. John Redmond, the na
tionalist in the house, though not op
posed to the measure, warned the gov
ernment that universal compulsory
purchase must be the ultimate solu
tion of the land problem in Ireland.
The industrial department of the
national civic federation met At New
York March 26 to confer with the
united mine workers and the mine
operators in settling their differences.
Senator Hanna and Bishop Potter aro
among those acting for the civic feder
ation, while President Mitchell of tho
federation of labor represents that side
of the question. Unless the differences
aro soon adjusted, a general strike is
feared.
the United States special examiner In
New York city on March 25 in the suit
brought by the stockholders to deter
mine the status of the Northern Secur
ities company and its connection with
the Great Northern and Northern Pa
cific railways. One of the lawyer
asked Mr .Morgan: "What do you
mean by community of interest?" Mr.
Morgan replied: "Community of in
terest is that a certain number of men
who own property can do as they like
with it."
THE WEEK AT WASHINGTON.
Republican leaders in the house deny
the report that they favor free coin
age for the Philippines.
The house committee on interstate
commerce has reported favorably tho
Hepburn pure food bill.
.President Roosevelt has removed
Commissioners of Immigration Fitchio
and McSweeney from service at New
York.
It is announced that Captain Cogh
lan will be restored to the rank in the
navy which he lost under a sentence of
suspension.
On March 20 the house committee
decided the contest of John J. Lentz of
Ohio against Emmet Tompkins in fav
or of V 3 latter.
Persident Roosevelt has announced
that he will not approve any bills pro
viding for the restoration of deserters
from the army or navy.
A dispatch from Washington March
22 asserts that under the recent su
preme court decision in the Insular
cases, sugar shipped to this country
from the Danish West Indies comes in
free.
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Why can't we come
over to your house and
play any more?
Because papa gets so
mad when we make a
little bit of noise.
What makes him that
way ?
Mamma says it's dys
pepsia makes him act
so crazy.
That's about the way
it strikes the small boy.
The dyspeptic has no
idea of his own unrea
sonableness or harsh
ness. Little things are
magnified and seem to
justify his quick anger.
There's health for the
dyspeptic and happiness
for the family by the
use of Doctor Pierce's
Golden Medical Discov
ery. It cures diseases of the stoni-
Iach and other organs of digestion
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health and strength, by enabling
the perfect digestion and assimila
tion of food.
T linvp tnlrpfi nni hr!M rr Tlr TirAo
Golden Medical Discoverv fbr indigestion
flllri livpr rnmnliiitlt'." wria TITr r AT
Wilsou, of Yadkin College, Davidson Co,!?
N. C- "Have had no hnd Rnfll :iiir T'.
commenced taking your medicine in
lact, have not Felt hke the same man. Be-
lore l took the Golden Medical Discovr
cry ' 1 could not eat anything without aw
ful distress, but now I can eat anything I
tftsii wiiiium uuviwy uuiJiciiauuL iceungs.'v
Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Toilets
cleanse and regulate the bowels?
On March 24 the republicans in the
house unseated Mr. Rhea, democrat,
of Kentucky, and admitted as a mem
ber J. Mackenzie Moss, who was
formerly a democrat, but is now in ac
cord with the republican party. " "
A number of labor leaders liave
called upon members of congress "and
objected to th6 proposed departmenC
of commerce and labor. They declared
that they desire to have the labor Bur
eau free from any entanglements.
On March 24 a conference was "held
between the president and the republi
can members of the house who havo
been foremost in opposing the pro
posed plans of Cuban reciprocity, for
tho purpose of arriving at some agree
ment on the subject, but no conclusion
was reached.
A Washington dispatch to the Chica
go Tribune says that gossip is renewed
about the probable retirement of Sec
retary of the Interior Hitchcock. In
the event of Secretary Hitchcock's res
ignation, it is reported that William
S. McCormick of Los Angeles, Cal.,
will likely succeed him. Friends oC
Mr. Hitchcock declare that ho has no
intention of resigning.
(Continued on Pago Eleven.)
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