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I Hon. M. H. McCord.
Hon. Myron n. McCord , Ex-Governor
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man , from Washington , D. C. , says :
Dear Sir At the suggestion of a friend
I was advised to use Peruna for catarrh ,
and after using one bottle I began to feel
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The Hub's Tribute to Bonna.
Boston is proposing the erection of a
monument to Captain Ginty , of Danbury -
bury , Conn. , the man who is supposed
to have 'invented" baked beans. The
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never was in Boston in his life.
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Twentieth Century Invention.
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CASTORIA COUNTERFEITERS.
Their Factory Unearthed and the Man
ufacturers Arrested A Warn-
Injr. to Imitators.
The Centaur Company of New York
city , manufacturers of Castoria , re
cently learned that their well known
preparation was being counterfeited in
St. Louis , Mo. , and that worthless im
itations were being sold.
After a careful investigation by
Chas. H. Fletcher , president of the
company , it was learned that a prepa
ration in Imitation of Fletcher's goods
was being prepared by the Palestine
Drug Company of No. 107 South Second
end street , and sold by a few drug
gists. Warrants were sworn out for
the imitators. Yesterday John Bick ,
president of the offending company ,
and Benjamin Chireaun , chemist for
the concern , were arrested , but later
were released on bond.
The cases will be tried before Judge
Clark of the Court of Criminal Cor
rection. The Centaur Company has
determined to protect the public from
worthless imitations of their goods.
St. Louis ( Mo. ) Republic , Sept. 30 ,
1900.
1900.We
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The foreign officials informed a rep
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that thus far only Italy and "Austria
have accepted the Anglo-German
agreement , but it was added the as
sent of the United States , Russia and
France was confidently expected.
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Detachment of 100 Attacks 400 Pilipinc
Eiflomen and lOOOBolomon.
OUR SOLDIERS RESIST STRONGLY
They arc , However , Defeated After Cred
itable Resistance ICctrcat at the End
of the Fight AVHh Five Killed and
Nine Wounded.
WASHINGTON , D. C. , Oct. 27. The
War department today received a dis
patch from General MacArthur , giving
an .account of a fight , in which a small
detachment of the American troops at
tacked a much superior force of Fili
pinos. The dispatch follows :
"Manila , Oct. 26. First Lieutenant
Febiger , forty men company H , Thirty-
third regiment , United States volun
teers ; becond Lieutenant Grayson V.
Heidt , sixty men troop L , Third cav
alry , attacked insurgents fourteen
miles east of Narvican , Ilocos province ,
Luzon ; develpoed strong position oc
cupied by about 400 riflemen , 1000 bolo-
men under command of Juan Villamor ,
subordinate of Tlmos. Desperate fignt
ensued which was most reditable to
force"engaged , though under heavy
pressure overwhelming numbers , our
troops compelled to return Narvican ,
which was accomplished in tactical ,
orderly manner. Acting Assisstaut
Surgeon Bath and civilian teamster
captured early in the fight were re
leased by Villamor. According to their
accounts insurgents much stronger
than reported herein , and their loss ,
moderate estimate , over 150. Our loss :
"Killed : .first Lieutenant George L.
Febiger , Charles A. Lindenberg , Will
iam F. Wilson , company H. Thirty-
tmul regiment United States volun
teer infantry ; , Andrew T. Johnson ,
farrier ; Guy E. McClintock , troop L ,
Third regim.ent United States cavalry.
"Wounded : Company T , Thirty-
third volunteer infantry , Floy W. McPherson -
Pherson , hip , slight ; John W. Grace ,
face , slight ; Floyd H. Heard , cheek ,
slight ; Harry S. Johnson , knee , seri
ous ; troop K , Third United States cav
alry , Corporal Adam R. Wachs , arm ,
slight ; Alfred Downer , lip , head ,
slight ; Charles W. Martin , thigh ,
slight ; Oscar 0. Bradford , foot , slight ;
William E. Hunder leg , below knee ,
slight.
"Missing : Company H. Thirty-third
regiment , John J. Boyd , Samuel P.
Harris ; troop + - , Third cavalry , Samuel
Davis , Ferd Schwed ; twenty-nine
horses missing ; some known killed.
"MACARTHUR. "
Washington , D. C. , Oct. 27. Lieuten
ant George Lee Febiger was one of
the youngest officers in the army , being
in his 24th year. He was a native of
New Orclans a.nd served as first lieu
tenant and afterward captain of the
Ninth volunteer infantry during the
Spanish war. In the following July he
was appointed second lieutenant in the
Thirty-third volunteer infantry and
because of his military proficiency he
was promoted to a first lieutenancy
August 24 , 1899 , and accompanied his
regiment to the Philippines in the fol
lowing month.
NOT QUITE READY TO BITE.
Powers Show Reluctance to Accept
Anglo-German Agreement.
WASHINGTON , Oct. 27. In diplo
matic quarters there is felt to be some
significance in the fact that France ,
Russia and Japan , as well as the
United States , have not yet accepted
the invitation to accept the principles
of the Anglo-German alliance. It is
understood that this non-action of the
powers is not due to any concerted ,
movement among them , although eich
appears to be halting on the third
clause. A diplomatic official said to
day on mature consideration of this
third clause it was seen to involve
two constructions , first , that if any
power took territory in China as a re
sult of the present trouble then Ger
many and Great Britain would also
take territory ; or , second , if any coun
try took territory in China , Germany
and Great Britain would seek to pre
vent this act or otherwise jointly act
against the country seeking to extend
its domains. Either construction , it
was pointed out , was such that the
powers not party to the agreement
could not be expected to bind them
selves to its acceptance. Under these
circumstances it is said the powers
would probably seek to learn Russia's
views on the third clause , as Russian
approval would probably remove the
idea that there is any possible menace
intended.
Tabes Admiral IMoz.i's Place.
MADRID , Oct. 27. Senor Azcarraga
will take the portfolio of the marine
provisionally , Admiral Moza having
withdrawn from the ministry owing to
the refusal of the premier to allow an
increase of the navy credits. Address
ing the officials of the marine depart
ment today General Azcarraga said it
was necessary to secure an equilibrium
of the budget and therefore it was im
possible increase the navy.
Wales at Pnrls Exposition.
PARIS , Oct 27. Le Courrier du
Soir says it understands that ths
Prince and Princess of Wales visited
the exposition here last June , but that ,
in consequence of the expressed desire
of the prince , their stay was kept an
absolute secret. The prince wished to
avoid demonstrations which would re
sult from the Anglophobe attitude of
the nationalist press.
Given Damages.
CHICAGO , Oct. 27. A verdict which
it is thought will result either in end
less litigation or in the abatement of
the smoke nuisance , and which , if sus
tained by the supreme court , may serve
as a precedent for decisions in other
smoke-clouded cities , was rendered to
day in the circuit court.
Lawyers Emery S. Walker and
Erode B. Davis , having offices in the
twelfth story of the Association build
ing , by the verdict are awarded $1,500
damages for injuries received from
the smoke from the Now York Life
building.
LAST RITES OVER SHERMAN.
Funeral of the Great Stntcnmiin la IIold
ut Mnuuduld , Ohio.
MANSFIELD , 0. , Oct. 26. In a pic
turesque little cemetery where gener
ations of Mansfield's builders sleep lie
tonight the remains of John Sherman ,
senator and statesman. There today
.all that Is mortal ot the former secre
tary of state was laid to rest with cere
monies that were impressive , yet sim
ple. All Ohio contributed laurels to
the illustrious dead , and representing
the nation were President McKinley ,
EHhu Root , secretary of war , and
other Washington officials. The city
was draped in mourning. Every busi
ness house closed at 2 o'clock and the
schools were dismissed that the pupils
might attend the services at the Grace
Episcopal church , where , half a cen
tury ago , John Sherman first wor
shipped anu where for years he was a
vestryman.
From the funeral train , which ar
rived at 10:15 a. in. , the remains were
escorted to the church , through streets
that were thronged with citizens and
thousands who had gathered here from
other places. The route was marked in
the early morning with many political
banners eulogistic of national and
state candidates of the various parties ,
but as a mark of respect to the dead
all these were removed before the pro
cession began. In the line of march
were two companies of the Eighth
Ohio volunteers who fought in the
Spanish war , while , flanking the
hearse was a scuad of forty-two sur
vivors of the famous Sherman brigade ,
all gray and bent with age. At the
church the casket containing the re
mains was removed to a place just in
front of the chancel , where It was
banked with floral offerings of great
richness. One of these tokens was a
wreath of white roses and carnations
brought from the White House by
President McKinley. Another was
from the Richland Bar association and
another was the offering of the corpor
ation of Mansfield. There were scores
of others from many parts of the coun
try. The altar itself was draped in
white at the reauest of the family.
From the church the cortege moved
on Main street to the cemetery , a mile
distant. At Central Park the proces
sion passed under an immense arch of
mourning on which was emblazoned
in gilt letters. "The Nation's Loss. "
Heading the column was the Mansfield
band with white plumed helmets and
just behind them the Eighth Ohio vol
unteers. In a carriage near that occu
pied by President McKinley were three
men who were delegates to the first
convention that ever nominated John
Sherman for congress , in 1854. They
are M. L. Miller. Nelson Ozier and Ja
cob Hade , all of this city. '
BOXERS OUT POR GORE.
New Crusade Is Being Waged Against
Ilated Forelcn Devils.
HONG KONG , "Oct. 26. Advices
from Lien Chao on North river say
that American mission property there
is threatened with destruction by Box
ers , who have posted the following
proclamation :
"We have organized to protect our
country and our homes and we rely
upon one another to support the order
to drive out the foreign devils. They
are mad. Their folly passes descrip
tion. They are the usurpers of our
land. They disturb our borders.
"In all the provinces and prefec
tures chapels have been opened and
our people are deceived , ripped open
and disemboweled , while the foreign
ers grow fat on the revenues of China ,
insulting our officials and merchants
and seizing our temples and palaces.
"The emperor is indulgent and per
mits this. Who can foretell the in
tention of the foreign devils ? Day by
day they act more outrageously. When
we behold the present condition of af
fairs our hearts are bruised with
grief. Therefore we have organize 1
our strength to destroy the devouring
wolf throughout the empire. "
Coerced nt Bayonet's Point.
VANCOUVER , B. C. , Oct. 26 Rep
resentatives of mutinous sailors who ,
it is alleged , are coerced on board the
steamer South Portland , at Skagway ,
at the point of the bayonet by United
States troops acting under orders from
Judge Sehlbreto , are here collecting
evidence to be used in the suit in the
United States for damages. The seven
mutinous sailors are suing for $20,000
each and H. L. Sibley will testify that
he heard the order given to the troops
and witnessed the prodding of the
mutineers with bayonets , in defiance
of the navigation laws.
Linseed Oil Advanced.
NEW YORK , Oct. 26. Prices in the
west for linseed oil have advanced
about 15 cents a gallon recently and
local prices have been advanced ac
cordingly. Ruling prices here are 75
cents a gallon for raw and 77 cents
for boiled. The last advance here was
5 cents a gallon. The reason given
for the great advance in prices is
the very heavy advance in the price
of flaxseed in the western markets ,
due to the scarcity of the seed.
Head Money Offered.
CANTON , Oct. 26. The Chinese
have placarded the Shentom district ,
offering several hundred dollars re
ward for the heads of four foreign
ers who are supposed to be leading tha
rebels.
The rice crop has failed in Kwang
Si province and robbers are pillag
ing. Rebellion and famine there are
certain.
A Itewnrd for Alvord.
NEW YORK , Oct. 26. As an earn
est of its intention to prosecute Cor
nelius L. Alvord , jr. , the thieving note
teller of the First National bank , the
responsible officers of that institution
will today offer a liberal reward for
his capture. This decision was reach
ed tonight at a conference between
Chief McCluskey and officers of the
bank. The amount of the reward has
not been fixed. At midnight a dis
patch from Mount Vernoa said Alvord
was in New York in the home of an in
timate friend !
Germany Wants to See His Orecbntiah
Before Accepting Him.
HIS EVASIONS NOT REASSURING
Dodging of Direct Questions 011 the I'olnt
At IHSUO Docs Not Inspire Couddcno ,
1'osltlou of the United States I'luiuJy
S 't Forth.
BERLIN , Oct. 25. Discussing the
present stage of the relations between
the Chinese government and the pow
ers , a high official of the German for
eign office made the following state
ment today :
"Before Li Hung Chang can be ac
cepted as the negotiator by the pow
ers his credentials must of course be
examined. So far as Earl Li on vari
ous occasions has refused to exhibit
them. When E > r. Mumm von
Schwartzenstcin wast in Shanghai he
requested Earl Li to show them. The
Chinese statesman replied evasively :
"However , Germany will not raise
difficulties. If Earl Li's credentiala
will suffice for the United States they
will for Germany. However , all the
legations must jointly agree upon the
precise wording of the demands to be
addressed to the Chinese government
as preliminary to actual peace nego
tiations.
"These demands will be framed in
accordance with the German and first
French circular note. It is another
question whether Earl Li will have
power to enforce those conditions in
case they are agreed to. All the pow
ers earnestly desire to show all possi
ble advances making toward the con
clusion of peace. "
Official confirmation has been receiv
ed of the news already forwarded by
private dispatches regarding the un
satisfactory condition of health of the
German forces in Pekin. Dysentery
and typhoid fever have appeared epi
demic and each day brings several
deaths.
WASHINGTON , Oct. 25. In view of
the widespread comment that the An
glo-German alliance concerning China
was open to the possible construction
of an implied or indirect menace or
threat against some other power in
terested in the Chinese question , the
attention of Count de Quadt , the Ger
man charge d'affaires , today was call
ed to this point. Count de Quadt said
that he was able to give a categorical
and very positive statement , on the
highest authority , that the agreement
Involved no menace whatever to any
power concerned in China. He sai'l
this applied to all the parties which
had taken a hand in Chinese affairs.
Count de Quadt stated with equal pos-
itiveness that there was no foundations
for reports of further or additional
features to the agreement beyond these
transmitted to the various govern
ments and made public. He said that
document covered the entire transac
tion.
tion.The
The response of the United States
to the British-German agreement , as
communicated by Count de Quadt , is
still held in abeyance. It is under
stood that with the third article ,
namely , that concerning the compact
between Great Britain and Germany
to take suitable measures in their own
interests , in the contingency that oth
er powers seize territory in China , our
government will not concern itself at
this stage. It is not expected that our
adherence to the arrangement would
be required to take the form of a
formal signature or acceptance. So it
is probable that the answer to be made
by the State department will not be
an unqualified acceptance of the whole
pact , but only will treat of those portions
tions of the agreement with which we
are directly concerned at present.
Hot Times In I'orto IJIco.
SAN JUAN , P. R. , Oct. 25. At a
meeting of the executive committee of
the federal party today it was unani
mously decided to invite the federals
to withdraw from further participation
in the campaign for the election of a
house of delegates and a commissioner
to Washington , and to get them to ab
stain from the polls on election day ,
thus silently protesting against the
election proceedings.
The federals charge the government
with partiality. A majority of the
election judges are republicans. They
were appointed by the executive coun
cil , composed of six Americans and
three native republicans. The govern
ment is also charged by the federals
with helping the republicans by gerry
mandering certain districts. It is un
derstood that the federal leader , Senor -
nor Munoz Rivera , will protest to
Washington.
Knllnir on Opera Bouse Tnx.
WASHINGTON , Oct. 25. Commis
sioner Wilson of the internal revenue
bureau has decided that proprietors of
opera houses in cities having a popu
lation , by the census of 1800 , of 25,000
or less , shall not be called on to pay
special tax for the current yeav be
cause of newspaper announcements
that the recent census shows a pop
ulation of more than 25,000.
" \ThItc Farmers Lynch a Negro.
MACON , Ga. , Oct. 25 It was learned
here today that two negroes , James
Grier and James Galloway , were
lynched by white farmers near Liberty
Hill in Pike county. While out hunt
ing they shot recklessly into a farmer's
house , frightening a young tvhite
woman.
Mrs. Uarton Very 111.
GALVESTON , Tex. , Oct. 25.-Clara
Barton is dangerously ill at heipart -
ments at the Trcmont hotel Ever
since her arrival ia the city , about six
weeks ago , she ha.5 been in ill health
and at intervals , upon the- advice of
her physician , was compelled to re
main indoors. Of late her illness has
assumed a serious phase. Miss Bar
ton's illness is the result of overwork.
Nervous prostration is the physician's
diagnosis. No one is allowed in her
room except the nurse and physician
in attendance.
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poisonous drugs , and for thin reason Garfield -
field Tea which Is a mild but potent laxa
tive , composed entirely of IIKRB8 has
taken the highest place In the esteem of
the medical profession and conservative
people throughout the world. It Is a posi
tive cure for Constipation and Sick Head
ache.
For the rich the poverty of others Is
a law of nature.
TO CUKE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take LAXATIVE UHOMO QUININE TABLETS. All
dnicKista refund the money If It fails to cure.
E. W. Grove's signature is on the box. SSc.
Love reqtiltted is often nothing but
grateful vanity.
As a dressing and color restorer , PARKER'S HAIR
BALSAJI never fnlla to satl fy.
. the liedt euro for corns. IScts.
Dust covers everything except wit
and feeing.
Throw physic to the dogs If you don't wont
the doK-v but if you want , good digestion chew
Uccmau'K Pepsin Gun : .
lie who wishes to learn all his faults
must become poor.
PIso's Cure cannot be too highly spoken of aa
a cough cure. J. W. O'UaiE.v , ttii Third Aia ,
N. , Minneapolis , Mmu. . Jan. G. IGOtt.
No one holds the position which lit *
thinks he deserves.
' Mrs.VlnsIo7' Soothing Symp.
'J'or children tertalrig , nofteru thr KIH > , reduces ! rr
aammatlon , allays pain.cures wind colic. 23c a bottle
The channel under the drawbridge to
eternity never changes.
Carter's Ink Is just as cheap as poor Ink and
Is the best Ink made. Always use Carter's.
Men seldom die for women , but
women frequently dye for men.
TVhat Shall Wo II.-ivo for Pensert ?
This Question arises in the family
every day. Let us answer it today.
Try Jell-O , a delicious and healthful
dessert. Prepared in two minutes. No
boiling ! no baking ! add boiling water
and set to cool. Flavors : Lemon ,
Orange , Raspberry and Strawberry. At
your grocers. 10 cts.
We humble ourselves before others ,
not for others.
Use Magnetic Starch it has no equal.
The loafers do nothing else so they
talk a great deal.
If you have not tried Magnetic Starclr
try it now. You will then use no other.
No one is held to strict account who
lies about candidates or shows.
For starching fine linen use Magnetic
Starch.
There are about 30,000 lepers in the
Philippines.
S10O Reward 81OO.
The readers of this paper will be pleased to
learn tha' , there is at ieast oce dreaded disease
that sr'ence has been able to cure In all Its
stages , and that is Catirrh. Hall's Catarrh )
Cure Is the only positive cure now known to the
medical fraternity. Catarrh being ; i constitu
tional disease , require- . constitutional treat
ment. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally ,
acting directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces of the system , thereby destroying the
foundation of th 'liseasc , and giin ? the patient
strength by building up th < : constitution and
assisting nature in doing its work. The pro
prietors have so much faith in its curatlvo
powers that thev offer One Hundred Dollars for
any case that It fails to cure. Send for list or
Testimonial ? .
Address F. J. CHEXEY & CO. , Toledo , a
Sold by druggists 75c.
Hail's Fatally Pills are the best.
People who occupy middle seats at
the theater generally come in late.
TO HOUSEKEEPERS
and all lovers of good food , pure food ,
and food that satisfies. Wheat-O par
ticularly appeals. It is made by a new
process that eliminates all unhealthy
parts of the wheat and retains the
pure gluten and strength-giving parts
of the grain. Ask your grocer for
Wheat-O and give it a trial.
Seven feet six inches is the greatest
neight known to be cleared by a
horse.
COLONY.
A net ? colony to 'oralfrh homei to thousands ol
people , to locate In Olli-it'orca Territory , la BOW being
orgtnlzedbythe fonnJeraof tte GeorgiaColony , 3Ir.
Y. II. Fitzgerald of Indlinapoilr. Indians. l backtnR
It. Information ent free , ehowlug hew to get good
home * . Gocd fanner * wasted.
James Grier and James Colloway ,
negroes , were lynched by farmers near
Liberty Hill , Ga. While hunting the
negroes shot recklessly into a fann
er's house , frightening the white -Bre
men.