"M - '
Till ! OJIATTA HAIIjY 1113K ) TUESDAY , JfAUOJI 1 , ] 8 ! > 8.
i-pondlng perloil In the provloua year ; In
crr-ane , 12,012 S4B , total Ptpomes , J12 , 01,9G1
flRalnst 111 269.208 ; Inoreano , $1,212.097 , nc
earning. $8219,016 , agfllnst $7JSOIC3 ; In
creano , JSOO.HT.
M\V i MoC pu'iric iut : II MI : > T
Onlrri fur Slnrk nnil Oilier rrolKli
Cur * An8lfii. < .
Within lew limn a month since It liai ns
mmed control of the Unltn 1'nclfle rallroa <
the trtvv rcRlrae hai taken fitcus to Incrcas
the equipment of the company to equal tli
equipment of competing lln a. Orders hav
Jiift IJCPII placed with various cor building
coinpnnlc-s that call for the delivery of 1,160
new freight cars to the Union Pacific within
tlio next four racr.tlis.
The orders for the new cars ure M fol
lows. GOO new first-class stock cars to he
httllt hy the MlchlKan-1'cr.lnsular Car com
panof Detroit. Jllch. , 600 t w ( im-cleM
box cartf to ho htlllt by the same company
nml KiO furnlturo cnrj of large nlze nni
mcJern conatructlon , to ho hullt hj the Mia
ricrurt Oar and Foundry company o
St. Louis The work on the row
cars Is to he commenced hy the
respective companies at once , and all the
now cnni will , according to the terms of the
contract * , he dcllvuoJ to llio Ualoti Pacific
at O-naha clwInR May and June
The orders Just placed conatltuto the big
gest Increase that rr.3 been crado to t
rolling stock of the Union Pacific ntaco 1S93
when sevcnl Mrgp orders for cars were glvot
out. The need for larger and bcttcc frclgh
cars has been felt by the frcUlit trades lie
jmrtrnciit of the Union Pacific for nome time
The lack of large stock cars Ins been espe
daily embarrassing and In the recent con- -
trnvcwy ovo.tl o best method of determining
taten for tdc shipment of live stock It was
brought out that the Union Pacific had vers
few large sized stock cars. During the re-
colvorchlp of the company It was Impcnslblo
lo get the necessary orders for more
nnd hotter stock ears Kor moro than a
jear the officials of the Union Pacific ha\o
been studying the latent designs of freight
cats and considering the kind that would
beht answer the demands of the compiny
In their opinion the l.loO cars that hau
been ordered will flll a real want , and thej
intlmato that the orders Just given out maybe
bo followed by other largo orders The new
owycrs of tlie Union Pacific are determined
< o place thp etiulpmcnt of the company on
the level with that of any railroad In the
country
Tor the la-it fortnight rcpresentitlves of
nil the leading car building companies In 'the '
United States have been In Omaha and 1me
kept President Hurt mid Superintendent of
Motive Power nnd Machlnerj McCcnni-ll busy
considering the various claims of their
respective companies The announcement of
the awarding of the contracts was made en
Saturday evening , nnd most of the visitors
departed for their several homra en Suu.li )
There has been some comment on the faet
that none of the new cars were to be bul.t
nt the Union Pacific shops In this citj In
regard to this matter rn official of the com
pany said to The Ues that the awards vve.ro
given to outnlJe companies for the reason
that firms capeclallj engaged in the buolriec's
of building cars could do the woik more
cheaply than could the railroad company
itself He called attention to the list of
ordcis for new freight equipment rcccntlj
published In The Hee. which showed that
nearly nil the lallroads that have cndeicd
row tara within the hist > car have given
the orders to car building companies.
11 rj.l lit III Sni' M' Ml Ill-lit.
Cl'srles Hrjant has been nppolntcd npslst-
ant city pabscnqer 01 d ticket agent of the
Chicago & Northv , estcrn rallwi > , the
appointment to tnko effect on March
1. ll'tt appointee cornea to Omaha
from the general passenger offices
of the Northwestern In Chicago , where
ho hau had an experience of twelve je.irt
During the past few > card he has held the
rrtrmnslMe position of chief rate clerk
Ho 'will ' succeed IM-vard W. Dent , -whose
rujgnation all the local , railroaders well
fla iijjucrouB business men avid other
't Ojwbans were sincerely sorrj to hear. Mr.
ii n * , . , been with the Northwestern here
lor five jcars , and previous to his appoint
ment to the peat IIP has just given up h ( !
held a similar position with the Jloelf
Island road hcic His resignation is
entirely volmitarj , and he ha ° not
decided which of two excellent positions
that have been offered him he will accept.
IlllNllK'KM Of till * I' 'IIII > llllllla.
PHILADnLPHIA , Teh 28 The Pcnn jl-
vanla rilhoad onnual report for 1597 maKca
iho following statements The gro's ciiti-
1ngr of all the lines cust and west of Pitt -
liurg wore JlL'S.l'S.OfiO Sti , operating i-\-
j > Eii.es $87,641,031 11 and net turnings ? 10 -
( .27,05305 In cainlng th s there were 159-
! ) ir .y > tons of fieight moved anJ 08,818,017
jntctngers carried
lliillriinilntcx nml I'orMonnlK.
AcsUtant General Passenger Agent Hutch
ison of the Union Pacific lin * * returned from
n wpjtern trip Ho personal ! } conducted the
paity of the Minneapolis Journal to Omaha
on Sumlaj.
It Is reported In local rallwa ) circles that
vlgoious efforts arc soon to be made In con
Bices to have tlu > government establish a
tmnltailum for old soldiers at Hot Springs ,
8 I ) . A bill with this cljcct In view lias
once passed the senate , but was Killed In
Goneial Passenger Agents I.omax of the
Union Pacific and Pianola of the 1) . & M.
are In Chicago to attend the meeting of gen
eral pacsenger agents called fcr the purpose
of determining the amount of excess fare
that hlnll bo charged on the new fast tiains
of the Union Pnclllc-Northwcetem and of
the Durllucton railroads
rni : ii
SInvlN fro in n llroKrii Tnnii ,
Hl'MDOLDT. Kcb. . Teb 28 ( Special )
The farm houap of Authon > Day , who lives
panio eight or ten mllej northwest of thin
It ) , waa Jfstrojcd bj flro last evening , the
family barclj escaping with their Ivrs Tiio
flro orlqlmtod fioin nn accidental dropping
of a lighted lamp from the fiends of Mr
Duv. Xone of the- household goods were
tsvcd , and It Is reported in Irfiuitcico vxaj
carried on the l.onso cud only ? 250 on the
goods
MlMNOiiiI VI n n on tli ' RniiiiiiK' | < * .
MILAN , 'Mo ' , Peb -Special ( TilcKrntn. )
Inform ition wan received hero today that
Fruik Wlnelnnd got on n drunken spree
list night , went home ana drovo. hlH wife
nnd children nvvny ninl tlu-n et lire to the
lieu o ( ie-1ro"lnK everj thing HP then went
tloAii to the IMIIwnuLi'o I'lllioul ' and com
mit lid Hiileldo. by throwing himself In front
of a inliitf freight triln
Vlit In Nn Vnrl.- .
NH\Y YOltK , IVb. 28Tho rotirt-nurtHl
trj-lns fap-tnlii Oberlln M. Carter , It S , \ . ,
yvlll lOconveno In thH city tomorrow utter a
two months' rou'lcn In Sivunnnh The
court will Mold senlons In the board room
of the army building on Whitehall street.
Easy lo Buy , but
how shall I do It ?
In tlio only com
mon sense way keep your honil cool ,
your fcot > vann and your blood rich
uwl pure by taking I lood'a Sarsapurilla.
Then all your nerves ,
til © musolos , tissues
ami organs will bo
B * 8 RH S " pi-opcily notnislicd.
J0iV8' | , Sareaptuillti
builds up the system , creates an ap
petite , tones the Ftomneh ami gives
Bticmrtli. It Is the people's Spring
Medicine , has a larger sale and ef
fects moro cures than all others.
Hood's
clue , 0. I. HOOD & Co. . Lowell , Mass.
'S Pills ttrc the ' vorlto family
ejthartlo. Pries tto.
DATE OF REPORT UNCERTAIN
Court of Inquiry Does Not Know Who
Its Labors Will End ,
NAVY DEPARTMENT HAS NO INFORMATION
111 ItcpnrlN I'rHciiilliiK- 1'lv n Tim
AVIii-ii ( In- ItiiiortVII1 lie Miulc
Art * J'tiri-lt liiiimlnnr > or
WASIIIXOTON. Tcb. 28. Nobody at th
Navy department , from the secretary down
has any Information whatever as to vvhcthc
or not the Malno court of Inquiry will re
turn to Havana from Key AVost , and la fac
the pinna of. the court are absolutely tin
known here. Tor this reason It Is said n
the department that any statement as to
Iho probable date upon which the court wll
icport on conclusions lo the secretary o
the navy Is purely speculative. It Is vcrj
doubtful whether the members of the cour
themselves arc able to pass an opinion 01
this point at this time , as It Is believed
that the work so far done , asldo from tha
relating to the recovery of dead bodies am
personal property , has been scarcely more
than preliminary. In this \le of the case
It may be perceived how difllcult It wouli
bo for any member of the court to predlc
thp date upon which It would report.
Judge Advocate General Lcmlcy found a
message this morning from the Merrltt &
Chapman Wrecking company , dated nt New
York , reading as follows :
The tug Underwriter , with the dorrlcl
Chief in tow , pasted Snndv Hook at 12.40 p
m Sundny , 27th bound for Hav .inn As
sltint Wrecking Master Tookcr vvns on the
Underwriter
Assuming that fair weather prevails , the
tug with Its tov ( should arrive at Havana
nbout Saturday With this derrick the In
vestigations of the court of Inquiry ui-
doubtcdl > can bo much facilitated , for , al
though the Chief will bo unable to lift the
big turrets , Its deirlck would -itlll remove
the smaller guns aii ] the greater part of
the debris which Is the source of so mucl
complaint on the part of Civpta'n Slgsbee as
Interfering with the search for todies and
with the otamtaatlon into the cause of the
disaster.
MAKIXG OUT DEATH CCllTlPlCATnS
Cnptaln Paw lev , who Is directly In charge
of that bra'ifh of the Nav Ration bureau re
lating to th cnllw'ed men In the navy , la
now directing the work of his olllco to the
Imtiance of death certllicatca to the families
of the dead Bailers These certificates are
IsaueJ by the Mirgeon goner.il and the Navi
gation bureau and are thus co.elusive evi
dence upon the auditors of the Treaauij Uc-
partment , who are therebj obliged to pay
over to the legal rcpicfentatlves or helra
of the deceased any aums of money thai
raa > be due them by the United States gov
ernment rei , account of accrued paj or re-
tnlned deposits In the case of victin.s of
the Maine disaster the dopartimut Is obliged
In many cjsra to ccrtlfj to the death of the
sailor without being able to secure evidence
of that fact through the presence of a hodj.
It lr < presumed by the ofllrials that a man
falling to rtport perished in the catastrophe.
Letters nro re-idling the Navy department
from all jxiits of thecoircitry from alleged
iclatlves of the victims and it appears ithat
In numerous cabes there are many claimants
Tor the small eama of money or piopertj
that belonged to the dead men It will be
thp duty of the department 10 try to adjust
: hcso claims and reconcile conflicts and every
effort Is being made by the officlils to do this
is speelily as possible consistent with the
requirements of the statutes
It ca bo stated authoritatively that the
Navy department has received nothing to
Indicate the taute of the explosion and that
icpo'ts that It has advised it was by ex
ternal force are -without foundation.
Captain Slgsbeo reports that two mor1
lead bodies wore recovered jcaterdiy. One
waa unrecognizable , but ( ho other was Identi
fied as tint of J. W. Johnson. The captain
ilso announced the death In the hospital
at Havana of poor Hoizer , who made suth
a gnllalit struggle for life.
Commander I'orsjth at Key West telo-
liaphed this morning that he had , in r\ocii-
lon of the department's order , secured a
ilot of gromd in the cemetery at Key West
n which would bo Interred the remains of
such bodies as are brougtit from Havana.
\dmlral Slcard personallj will look after the
uneral arrangements. It la learned that the
3p 'ilsh oftlclalii at Havana I'ave consented
o the removal of any bodies hereafter 10-
ttvered , n formality irado necocsaiy by the
fact that the Cuban law docs not permit
surh removals from fear of extending con
tagion. It Is understood that the remains
ire not to be pernnnently Interred at Ke >
West , and this understanding gives a great
leal of Mtlsfactlcci to the naval officlalo
icro , v.ho havctiad trouble In times past In
nalntainlng graves of nailers 'B proper ccn-
lltion , owing to the Infiltration of large quan *
Itles of water Into the graves thToiiBh the
lorns and low lying coral ttiands As the
remains arc enclosed In hermetically ealed
s-lnc cases. It Is not believed tint they will
nutter during their brief Intccmcot at Key
Vust.
MOVEMENTS OP Tlin TLEHT.
The fcattle.shlp Texas , which his been at
3alvo ton , returned to Tortngas yestcrda >
ind jo'ned the squadron The Terror rc-
lorted its arrival nt TompUInsvlllo todaj
The Castlno arrived at I'ort of Prn&ce In
he West Indies Captain Dickers , asa'stnnt
ciiiei 01 me navigation bureau. lias gone to
Norfolk. CrAitrnrj to some repoits that have
icen cltciliated his visit has nothing to do
vlth war preparation ! ) He went to li spect
he old training ship Knsex This ve , el has
uat returned from a Ion ; crtilio with the
appi entices and the rnvul regulations re-
lulro tucli an Inspection as this upon the
ctuin of a ehlp to thU country. It will
> e for Captain DlcUi a to nseertaln simply
hat the vcesel Is In healthful condition , that
ho bojs have conlucted themselves properly
during the cruise nnd genprnllj to hear com
plaints and aatlsfj the dopaitrnom that the
ahlp has been well handled
Atvilstant Secretary Meiklejohn returned to
ho city by the night boat from Port Jleu-
oe. He declares that his visit to the post
had no warlike purpose , but that he simply
vent for rent nml recuperation
nr/ruiiN TO HAVANA.
At the close of ofllco hours a telegram
came to the Navy depaitment from Admiral
Slcnrd at Key1 We&t In the following terms
KEY WBST. Fob 2S-To the Sceretnry of
ho Navy , Washington : Court of Inquliy
will commttiui bujislon nt Key We-st today
Tl ey iruHt resume sen Ion nt Havnti i to ob
tain cvltfcneo of divers after further .vork
upon the wreck . SICAltlX
The Important ftuturo of this communU
cation is the declaration that the court will
return to Havana , It beta at rest rumors
hat have "been current for some dajs past
hat the court was not to return to Havana
for the reason that It had discovered the
eauso of the tinting of the Mulno , which
voa not an accident , trd that It had con
sequently cio further business la Havana ,
Olio Important deduction to bo drawn fro.ii
ho nicufenso waa that the report of the coiut
of livjulry can scarcely be expected for sev
eral wee-ks to come. Tl-e court will bo oc
cupied at Key Wivjt for nome da > s at Ictbt
n taking the testlmniy of the burvltor *
hero. Then upon the return to Havana
t U expected that a good deal of time ratiat
Japan before the divers can get through the
mid which now encompasofs the lower part
of the wreck of the Malno nnd examine the
bottom. After this Is done the court nui.st
( . liberate in order to sccuii ? an agreement
pen Its finding The prevalent belief at
h Navy department Is that up to this
noinent the court ha > not exictv undertaken
0 compare notra and endeavor to reach § uch
u agreement ,
A Cuban mall was received during the day
id with the candor which has eo far char
acterized all hli dealings with the public
n this matter , Secretary Kong raue > ed It to
bo given the newspaper reporters as soon
1 ho had read It himself. It was made up
f one letter from Captain Sampson , dated
t Havana , February 23 , and although It U
Imply a statement of events already re-
ortcd by telegraph , one- fact la significant ,
lz : The statement that the testlmon ) of
ertaln cl Milan wltncwsua bcforo the court
would be of no Importance , Hli letter IB as
ollowa :
HAVANA , Keb. 23-Sir : The court has
akt-n the testimony of all 4lie onicera of the
Ju.1 no still iiero. Tomorrow we will take
testimony nn the illvcr * IUWP nccutnu
luted Thp lllht Arm nrrtvi lirre thl
morning nnd reported to Cftjitnln SlK'bcc
Bceordlng to order * . J trim some wrcoklrt
compnn ) will be given the entire Job , 11 n
olhrr plan will bo feinlbje. Thorn ure tw <
iltlzeim ) n the hnrhor who have slgnlllci
their vvllllnKiuiiKi to tostlfy , nlthougli thov
Imve nothing Important After taking1 thl
evidence nnd that of the divers 1 jiropos
to return to Key We t nnd take the cM
deneo of the clllccr * ami mon there. It mn.v
bo TieecBsary to retun hero nfter furthe
progrehns been m.ule by HIP divers. Verj
icspeetfully.
W. T. SAIMWON , Captain , U. S , N.
GO SOUTH IN APUIh.
The gunboat Wilmington sailed toda >
from Laguajara for Harbodoes , traveling
over the ground covered a few diys before ,
by the Cincinnati and Castlnc. All of the
boats nro slowly cruising around In the Car
Ibbean sea and will be so employed tint !
April , when they will go south again.
Secretary Long sail at the close of office
hours that no orders had gone out to send
m.other war ship to Havana , reports to the
contraiy notwithstanding.
At the white house the utmost quiet pre
vails Many offers have come from organl-
rations and Individuals of their services Ir
case of conflict. Some of the congressional
callers also have stated to the preside-ill
that their states were ready to furnish full
quotas of men.
Secretaries Long and Alger , acid Represen
tative Dlngloy were among the president's
visitors ted y , but It was said thev had
nothing of Importance on the Maine affair tJ
dhcuss with him. Mr. Dlngley opolto afterwards -
wards In Mrong terms of reports that finan
cial circles of New York had been sounded
as to the readiness with which funds could
bo raised lu no emergency. The attention
of Secretary Gage was called to 1he pub
lished statement that ho was miking prep
arations for a bond Issue end that the bu-
leau of eeigravlng was preparing the platra.
Tkio secretary pionounced the statement un
qualified false. No isuch action has over been
considered , he said.
Secretary Long went to the White House
early tonight and remained lu conference
with the president for some time Ho returned -
turned to his hotel about 10 o'clock and
Immediately retired , leaving word that there
was no news.
Lieutenant II H. Whlttlesey of the bu
reau of navigation , who has charge of all
telegrams received after department clos
ing hours , stated 'it a late hour tonight
that nothing had been received from Captain
Slgsbeo at Havana nor the court of Inquiry
at Key West.
uiM'osirio.v OK A vv.vfc roucns.
HUN UN IMmiM I'rt-iutriMl
In CIINC i > f AVnr.
NEW YOIIK , Peb. 28 It has been de
cided by the Na\j department to keep on
the Pacific coast the full force of naval
vessels there , snjs the Washlngtcn corre
spondent of the Herald. Department officials
re-cognize the fact that the strcns h of the
north Atlantic squadron would be greatly
Increased by attaching the battleship Oregon
to Heir Admiral Slcard's command , but they
appreciate the danger of leaving 'he Pacific
coast without such a ve'sel , Just ns they
appreciate the Importance of detcindlnt ; the
ports of the Atlantic coast by vessels of the
Monitor tjpe. There are now stationed on
the I'acflc coast the Oregon , the coast de
fense vessels Monterey and MonadnocK , and
the training ship Adams The Oregon , wh ch
Is at 1'ugct Sound , will be ordered to leave
that port and proceed to San Francisco hai-
bor end Its place In northern waters will
probablj be taken by the Monterey. Tha
department recently directed that the Monad-
nock be held in reserve , but thes > e ordem
have not jet been carried out , sad It will
probably be sent to San Diego Besides
these ships the department has at Honolulu
the cruiser Baltimore and tie gunboat Bcci-
nlngton. No ordeia have been Issued for
the return of these ec eIs In view of the
aspirations ot tlie auministiatton to bring
these Islands within American jurisdiction.
The crutoer Alert and the gunboat Mari
etta areIn Nlcaraguan and Guatemalan
watero respectively. These ships wll ) bo
ordered to Fan Fianchco If .au omeigencj
arises and will hold themselves fri readiness
for active service. The department does not
anticipate that a fleet v , 11 ! bo went to the
Pacific coast in case of war , but there Is an
expectptlon that a detached armored cruiser
may bo ordered around to the Pacific to
makea demonstration. One of the objects
of the department In seem tag eufllclcrat men
to place the cruisers Columbia and Minne
apolis In commission Is to attach them to
Rear Admiral Slcard's commend at Key
West. With these vessels In southern waters
t will be an easy matter to have them
iolncd by the crulsera New York nnd Drook-
yn nnd to scad them to Spanish waters ,
irobably Cadi ? .
Authorities say that the Columbia , Mlnno-
ipolls , the Brooklyn and the New York will
Jo Ideal ships to form a flying squadron.
The Columbia end Minneapolis have bunker
capacities of 1,070 tons of coal each , the
"Irookljn 1,730 , and the New York 1,290
Their steaming radius lo sufficiently large
to enable them to carry out the nrogram
contemplated by the department , and so far
as obtaining coil on the other side U con
cerned , the authorities point out that ul-
hcugh coal was a contraband of war dur-
ng the rebellion , ships of the unicri had no
dllflculty In getting from English merchants
all they wanted
The monltoi Puritan , which will be re-
alned near Hampton Holds , to defend Haiti-
noro. Washington. Norfolk and Richmond ,
\111 have IUi repairs completed the first of
next week It now lias n pait of Its crew
nnd Lieutenant Commander J. II. Haw ley U
> reparlng the detail of the men who will
> o assigned to fill the vacancies nov , existing
on tl at ship.
s\is IT it vs COM ; r\n i\oi rii.
i Clt'rto man 'lliliiI.N Uir I lilted
StiilrN Should Hi > / iCulm. .
LONDON , Peb 2S Rev Dr. Chirleri A.
Bony of the Queen Stieot church , Wolvcr-
lamplon , who visited the United States In
October last as chairman of the Congrega
tional union of England in an cffoit , It wat >
said , to Induce the United States senate to
confirm the arbitration treaty and also to
advocate church union , replying to nn 'nflu-
cntlal American , writes
"My view , and I think It Is. gcneially held
jjlatlonal Englishmen , Is tlat the trouble
n Cuba has gone en IOIIB enough. It U
) org fomented by men who flout the au-
horlty of Spain while protecting agalDJt
\merlean lnterfe > rence. This state of things
a Kept up for the sake of a number of rotten
ntertslH. Spain U not so mueh contumacoufi
as pcwcrhss , and the United Statra MO\oru
nout h the enly power which cuirftJtoro
order and with due regard to Its own Mon
roe doctrine and collateral obligations the
Washington executive Is Juatlfled In 'naUtlng
upon order oven If It becomes necessary to
superintend the management of affairs , "
.No line for So Many Opi-rutnm.
CHICAGO. Fob. 28. Reports that forty
of the swiftest telegraph operators In the
employ of the Western Union Telegraph com
pany at Chicago were to start for Florida
within the coming week , practically under
; ovornmcnt sealed orders , and that thirty -
Ivo men had already left fJow York City for
lacksonvlllo and Key West , were denied to-
lay by William J. Lloyd , amlstatit gupcrln-
endent of the Western Union company.
'This story Is all nonsense , " said Mr , Lloyd
'Some of our eastern ofllclals told mo Inci
dentally yesterday that seven men had ro-
ently been > ent from New York City to
Cay West , on account of the Increase In
uislncss at that point , resulting from the
destruction cf the Maine. From this the
lory piobably originated. No men have
> een sent fiom here , and such a move Is not
ontunplated , Wo could not use that mim-
icr of men there , apjway , There are no
vires for them to man- "
Ili-liiriiH from ltx Trip ,
JACKSONVILLE , Pla. , Feb" , ' 28. The
tcamer Uauntlc&s , which left Fernaudlno on
Sunday night at 12 o'clock and is supposed
o have carried a large cargo of arms and
mmunltlon to Cuba , arrived tierc early tbh
norulng and la now tied at onu of the
Comuander PllUbury of the dynamite
ruher Vesuvius , having been Informed by-
elephone from Fort George ot the arrival
r the Uuuntlcos , wont down the river at an
arly hour to escort It up the rher. The
'oauvhiB returned to port along with tlie
wu\tlf4.i : \ and la now ai chorad la the river ,
Jo sttf ps hive been taken by the government
o EeK the
GIBBONS IELEBRATES MASS
Cardinal Oflloratos at a Sotvico for Malno
Victims ,
,1Ml
DISASTER AWAKENS LOVE OF COUNTRY
Prelate Sn > the Country Dc-dcrvrn
Credit fur , , $ lic _ CnliiiitfNH It Ilnn
MM > ) I ii. Iji ( litPrenvnt
' " *
CrlNln.
lULTIMOIin. Tcb. 28. A solemn requiem
mass for the repose of the souls of thcst-
who lost their lives through the destruction
of the battleship Maine In Havana vvns cele
brated at the cathedral this morning.
Cardinal Gibbons made an address fled read
the scrvlcon for the dead. A nutnbcf of
naval and military officers were present , In.
eluding Uioso of the mllltla and naval re
serves. The vocal music was furnished by
a quartet from the "Urlde-cloct" Opera com
pany , now performing In Philadelphia.
The cardinal said :
Wo do not fully roillzo. how ardently we
love our country Until some crisis occurs
which awakens our devotion to It nnd
arouses bur admiration and trnitltudo for
those who hnvo Ulcdl In Its service. Such a
crisis has quite recently occurred , for me
Imvo nsBcmblcd hero this morning to insist
ut the luly Hierlllce offered up for the souls
of the brave olllcers and men mho have lost
their llv , n nt thapost of duty. AVe arc also
palled together to give expression to our
nonrtfell condolence and sympathy for the
bereaved relatives of thosu faithful defend
ers of their country -whom the nation
mouniH. I see bcforo me re-pre entatlveH of
our army and navy ; I see representatives of
our excellent state mllltla and of our fellow
cltlyenq at large. You lepresent a sorrowing
nation , for every home In our broad country
reels the loss as a personal one.
CALM fXniJIl TRIAL.
Too much prilso cannot be bestowed on
tlio president nnd on the mcmbeis of lilt
cabinet and particularly on the secretary of
the navy and Ms able .ib'litunt. as well as
on the houses ot congress , for the calmness
ind tl inqullllty , the self-control nnd the
pelf-po-oesslou which they hive exhibited
during the feiiful ordeil through which the
country lm boon passing In the last few
days. It needed only n .spirk lo kindle n
groit conflagration ami the piticnt and
signified bearing of the executive nnd legl'-
Utlve bodies are all the more commendable-
In view of the mischievous and Intemperate
utteiatices of some sensation il newt-papers
This nation Is too brave , too stiong , too
powerful and too Just to engage. In an un
righteous or precipitate war. Let us le-
member that tlie eics of the \voild ure unon
us , inno'o Judgment we cannot despise , and
that wo will gain moro nppliu = o. and credit
for ourselves by calm deliberation nnd
masterly Inactivity than by recourse to
aims
"Thrice Is he armed , who h ith his quarrel
Just. "
I horH > and believe , for the honor of
humanity , that the destruction of the Maine
vvns caused by an accident and In th it case
Spiln cannot be lesponplble. Hut suppose
some IlLiidlsh Cub in had occasioned this
ftnrful loss of4llfe In order to embroil our
nation In nniir with his mother country.
In that case Spain should not bo held re-
spjnsible Ami cVen had some fanatic it
Spaniard peipetratcd tlilf atioclous crime ,
iheio would l i no'necessity for a recourse
; o nibltrnmenf'of fho sword.
The only otlmr circumstance that would
wan int active hcthtlUtles would be the
evidence 4hat thp Spanish government con
nived nt the placing of torpedoes or cx-
iloslves In the Ji irljor of Havana to destroy
our vessel. lJlt. I do not believe , and no
sane nnn can'Jbolrive ' | , that a chlvalrlc na
tion will bo jjulltv'of such Inhumanity.
An ab'e commisilou has been appointed by
ho government lo Investigate the cause of
the disaster. Let us calmly and dlt > P is-
slonately await the rebult of their verdict
and not nntl/Jpiito their judgment. One
hlng Is certain , tills country kna > \ s how In
nitv cmergenoyto defend her honoi and
irotect her Interests These brave men did
not ille JndeexLfDW the deck of ship with
veapou8Jn thc r hands. Nevertheless wo
nust regard them , .is the heroes or uiaityrs
to this country who died nt the post to
which the cill to' duty assigned them I
earnestly hope , that the day Is not far off
vir * > n n grateful Imtlon will show her ap-
ireelatlon. of the hervlces of those brive
iml faithful public servants by erecting to
heU memory | i suitable monument , a monument
ment which will not only commemorate thci
lead , but which will bo nn Incentive of
mtilotlsm to the living by keeping before
hem the sentiment so well expressed by-
he llomnn poet :
"Dulcu ot decorum est pro p.itrla morl ( It
s sweet and honorable to die for one's
country. ) "
sivis TIM : SAII.OIIS H\I > > \MI : .
Siinnlsli Tnpoi'M Sn > \ m i > rl CHUN Are
I.Idle Ili-lter Tlinii rlmli-H.
LONDON , Peb. 28. The Oarllst organ , El
Correo , of .Madrid , In Its Issue of February
J , Just received here by mall , toys : "There
s no doubt whatever that the Io , s of the
Malno was duo to lack of discipline" and
cites the case of a United States cruiser
vhlch was lately at Venice , describing Its
row as being "rather pirates than sailors
cf a civilized nation.1' Continuing El Cor-
eo tiys : "Drunkards , Inuubordlnates ,
hlevca and fighters , the sailors ot the United
States never set foot ashore without creat-
ng riots. Nightly several of them slept In
all or were taken on board
under arrest until the munlclpillty
vas forced to formally corn-
lain to the commander and request him note
o allow his njen to land , as otherwise they
ould not be answerable for the conse-
uenccs. Had these officials belonged to the
Jhrhtlna icslmo , the United States would
ave repllel by demanding an Indemnity , or
n apology , or both , with tlie certainty of
obtaining It , but the protest not being Span
ish , no attcntlon vas paid to It. This n ral
convict ship , which Is never free from the
fumes of alcohol , must bo a twin sister ot
the Maine. It is a marvelous thing. In such
hands , that one of their ships does not blow
up dally "
The Imparclal of Pebruaty 2S temperately
appioves the growing sentiment that "con
cession has reached Its limits , " nnd ex
presses the belief that "tho best forces In
Spain are convinced that the time has ar-
IK I'rilCtll'Pll I llt'llllNI'IOHMlj Il > J'l-O-
plf Ila > lot Dii ) .
In order to continue a habit , scene people
will put up wl i moro misery day by day
UMII they vvoulv\ataml for any other cause
For liibtanuM * > man may have dally
twinges of neuralgia or stomach trouble or
weakness of the lldart , ( all have their origin
In a disarranged aiervous system ) and bo
told many time's that ho could bo rid of his
misery by leavjtjij ! pff the drugs , tobacco nna
coffee that aujjo jtho ttoublo. But he stout
ly abserU tluit > ? .tlitj don't hurt him and are
not the cause of his trouble. "Why , " OHO
imn said , "I 'lofY ' off ccffeo and tobacco for
two weeks antfcj-rfelt like a fighting tock ,
but I couldn't stand Itio powerful deslro
and had to tal < tem | | up ogiln. "
Such oKporloca | | | show the real hypnotic
character of . these habits arc , to
an extent , bre > klris down the race. When H
man shakes gtftjne hypnotism ho clearly
'
sees that boundlDg'hcalOi and the ability to
hold up oncvAiwd like a man , to do ones
life duty and have the ability to carry out
bualncfid projects successfully Is worth moro
than all the habits on the face of the earth
when coupled with dally aches and alls
and an ever Increasing Inability to make
things go.
Man's great object In life U happiness
and to portray as nearly as possible the per
fect maa designed by the Creator ,
Narcotic habits , like coffee and tobacco ,
break him down by as sure a law as that by
which tlie HUH rls&J each morning , It In caiiy
to break the epcll of coffee If Postum Food
Coffee Is used , for when It la properly boiled
It bus the color anil flavor of Java coffee and
yet contains nothing but the most powerful
food elements selected with especial refer
ence to their ability to restore the delicate
tlbfluo In brain and iierva centers. The trade
mark , "It makes red blood , " covers a pro
found trutli.
rived to firmly , though with moleratlon nnd
calmness , assert the honor of the father
land. "
1C I Liberal of the same dny warns the people -
plo "against these who are seeking to mis
interpret every act and v < ord of the United
States , " and criticises "tho efforts of tha
Carllsts to block autonomy , which , " It adds ,
"tho liberals are loyally trying to put Into
effect In Cuba. " Cl Liberal concludes"Let
Spaniards remember that Cuba Is the key to
our position. If within a brief space ot tltno
wo succeed In pacifying the Island , the dan
ger of external war will forthwith disap
pear ; and , though wo do not for a moment
bell eve It will , should war break out , Cuba
will bo the only battlefield "
The Olobo comments on the "friendly nnd
oven cordial rotations between the two cabi
nets , " and gathers from the- recent speech
of President McKluIey at Philadelphia that
the chances all favor peace. It blames the
fiery Jingoism of certain Spanish papers for
provoking similar bellicose utterances In the
United States , nnd adds "When Spanish
papers constantly Inform the United States
that war Is Imminent the latter cannot do
otherwise than prepare for hostilities. "
IMIKSS cirn nM > oitM : $ M. y.oi. v.
\ < v | nK < r Men CrtllclNi * the
1'rciu'li ( ! ocrninciil. .
CHICAGO , Teh. 28. A well attended
meeting of the Chicago Press club was held
this afternoon unJer a call Issued requesting
the members to express their opinion re
garding the case of M , Zola , the famous
novelist sentenced to a year's imprisonment
because of his outspoken demand for open
trials and particularly for a now trial In the
famous Drcyfua case. Warm addresses on
the subject were made and the following
resolutions were adopted :
Whereas In the republic of France asreat
writer has , In the face of temporary public
opinion , dared , regardless of eonserniensct ,
to maintain the right of free thought , free
ppoech mid free publication when the object
Is for the geiieial public t Jed ; ai'd
Wbeiesis , IM. Zola , has been aided by M.
Perrleuv In boldly nrln'lmr win * M. J'.ota
wrote , nnd who Is now iiHta.ti'u uch ex
pression by his own course ; 'hoiefore be It
He-solved , That the Press club of Chicago
the gathering giound and lecognUotl center
of the Journalists nnd autho-s of Chicago
In a republic which has beeji lo'-o to Prance
In many things , declares 1'n nrifo mil re
gard and sentiment of helpfuiUM * to both
the groit novelist mul lo tlio edltovho
published his letter ; declines : , too Its bi'.lef
In the justice of the cause advanced , eo fat
ns cwas demanded the free oxoMsslon of
thought for the. good of humint'v , and Its
demand that nil trials of all men si i-ild lt
s7 > oken to the world. Purth'-inior . the
Press club of Chicago wishes to oxprcss Its
confidence In the ultimate \e'il'et of u Bleat
people when there comes fui"ie. ' lelle-etlu'i
upon vvromr. sometimes done bv f'e > itroilc !
but too Impetuous upper cunent The PreH
club of Chlcigo congratulates Mola and
M. Pcrrleux.
: N VTIJ TIIKOWA OUT MIL coiimrrr.
UolilN Unit < Vppoludiicnt ! Iliu
< ; < n < Tlli > r IN Illt-Kal ,
WASHINGTON , Feb. 28 Henry W. Cor-
bott was denied admission to the senate as
a senator from Oregon on the appointment
by the governor by the decisive Aote of 50
to 19. Speeches were made today against
the admission of Mr. Corbett by Mr liacon
of Gcoigla and iMr. 13urrons of Michigan ,
and In favor of his admission by Mr. Mor
gan The detailed vote was as follows :
Yeas :
Ahlrlch , Hnnslirough , Perkins ,
Haw ley , io\\cll ,
UlUr , lluu. Turner ,
I'.illlnnks , AV etinoro ,
Koraker , Mantle , AV llton 13
1'rj e , Mn&on ,
Hannn , Morrlll ,
Najs :
Allen , Onrman , I > enro < " > ,
liacon , Gray , 1'ettlKiew ,
Hate , Half , ] > ettu ,
llerrj. Jleltffld , 1'lntt ( Conn. ) ,
11 ur rows , Jones ( Ark ) , 1ln Mns ,
Hutler , Jones 0\'ev. ) , Itnuch ,
CiilTei > . Kenney , Mlioup.
fnrtei , Ijln < l ° iy ,
Chllton , Mollrlde. Teller ,
Clark , McMillan , Thurtton ,
Mnltoi } , Tlllmnn ,
( Sickrell , Martin , Turlcy ,
CUllom , Mills , Turjrlc ,
Jav l , Mitchell , Vest ,
IJeboo. Money , W urcn ,
rnulkner , Xelson , Welllngton-IO
CallltiKer , Iacoe ,
OliaiiKi'N In tinNniy. .
WASHINGTON , Feb. 28. Commanaer
Isimberton has been relieved of duty as In-
npcctor of the Tlfth lighthouse district of
Baltimore , and ordered to the Ilcston , at
Mate Island on March 10th , on which date
he becomes a captain. IIo v\lll bo succeeded
at Haltknore by Commander Ilutclilns , who
Ib detached fiom the rccelvlnc ffilp Szra-
toga for that purpose. The resignation of
Ensign Osborn has been accepted to take ef
fect March ICtli.
lnll > 'I I i-iiHiirj ' .liili-nu-iil.
WASHINGTON , Fob 28 Toda > 'a statement -
ment of the condition of the ticasury tihovvs *
\vallahle cash balauce , $227,224,513 ; gold re
serve , $107,431,000.
Do jou want a good glass of champagne'
Cook's Imperial Is an extra dry vvlno with
a delicious boquct.
jtiiM > itr O.N sini'iioiitn.
StcniiKT DoricHinclicK I'orl IMinur n
cii < \ rinf.
SAN PUANCISCO , Fob. 28 The steam
ship Doilc arrived In port today , one diy
ahead of schedule time , flying the yellow
flag .Immediately upon appearance of the
vessel In the harbor It was boarded by
United States Quarantine Officer Dr , Uoso-
nau , who ordered the ship to proceed lo the
quarantine station at Angel Island , The pas-
bengern have all been transfeired to the
station as well and will bo held there for a
number of days.
nnvin
Prominent I'lipcr Miiiiufiu'liircr.
IlELLOWS PALLS , Vt. , Feb. 28 John
Ilobcrson , a prominent paper manufacturer ,
dlei ! yesterday at Palm Beach , Flo Ho wen
a member of the firm of John Robert-oil &
Sen , the Hoberson Paper company of Bel
lows Falls and W. A , Cole & Co. of Putney ,
Vflcrnii M f T o
RICHMOND , Va , Peb. 28 General W B.
Tallafcrro , a Mexican war veteran nnd com
mander of the Virginia troops during the
John Brown raid , a major general Iti the con
federate army and an ex-Judge , died at his
licme , In Gloucester county , last night.
'i\-Clinnililnn : Illlllaril J'lnjcr.
CHICAGO , Peb. 28. Prank J Parker , the
old time billiard pUycr , and at one time
billiard champion of the United States , died
at his homo hero today of paralytls.
SIMMIITX a Inr iDlaiiionil. .
CHICAGO , Fob 2S-Mrs. Cella Wallace ,
widow of the woilthy lumberman , J S ,
Wallace , of this city , hau added to her mag
nificent col'eetlon ' oC JnwelH the , second
largest diamond In the United States The
prlpo paid for the precious Mono , which Is
only surpatwod In beauty and Intrinsic
value by the famous Tiffany diamond , was
$21 C0 > ) The Jewel was th property of n for-
ber governor of Wisconsin Mrs Wallace Is
the woman who offered to adopt and odueate
the young Cuban girl Miss Clsncrot * , at tha
tlmu of her vlnlt to Chicago
Th nIliuiilriil Mliii-rM S < r 1 1 > .
WEST UAY CITY , Mich. Feb. 2J-Tlueo
hundre-d mlnerw employed In the Monitor
and Day county mines struck this af lei noon
The men demund nn eight-hour work duy ,
nay for in I no run nnd abolition ot the one-
Inch soreen. Thtso demands are refused by
the operators Ciood miners can e.tin as
high UH $3 per day umlur the priMOnt t-rale ,
which IH K'/j to U2'/3 c'l'iitn a ton for coal run
over oiie-lnth Here-en , Huy county hualo Is
17b cents n ton higher than the fi-m-I.iaw
Kiule * Onc'-lneli hun.cn also used by riagl-
navv operators
DrilHicrn IH NllllH- MilDale. .
MILAN , Mo , , Peb. 28. ( Special Telegram )
The democratic county cential committee
met here this afternoon and selected May
27 as Ho dutu for nominating county ticket
by u primary election. The Judicial con
vention to select delegutcit will be held
March 20 , nnd the senatorial , congressional
untl Htuto cielvi-ateu will be xtlccted April 11 ,
lliMM > lilN | ( jo to Vliilnc
SAN rHANCISt'O. Teb. 23 The entlro
proct-edrt from todiy'a attendance nt the
Mining fair are to bo devoted to the relief
of the families of the victims of the Maine
disaster. An extraordinary program of a
military nature waa prtuentcd tor Iho out -
t it Jo u.
AAIUSEMENTS ,
A largo number of people heard "Mart-
tana" sung list night tit lloyd's ' by the Hos-
Ion Lyric company , but a still larger num
ber did not and by sin ) lug away mlssotl an
agreeable performance and a pleasant even *
Int ? Kc.il opera not tint spectacular and
Anatomical product to vrnfch a > ltloted pub
lic taste has come to apply the title Ls not
so plentifully ptovldod In Omnlm that it
ought to bo negle-ctcd when it comes , e-ven
it it wcro presented by less clever peoplo.
Many of the members ot this organization
are by no means strangers to Omaha J ,
1C. Murray , W. H. Clarke , lllchlo Ling , Clara
LoneIlattlo Belt Ladd are all names which
have been associated with former piescntn-
tlonu of English opera hero , sometimes more
pretentious , but toldum muio morttoitou *
than now.
William Vincent "Wallace's melodlotiD
opera , "Marltnna , " has lung ago been as
signed to Its pioper place by critics , con
siderably lower than tlui niche where its
composer would have placed It , but sill
high enough to bo cherished by popular
taste. Tin-re Is nothfcig In It which calls
for trnnscendant ability in the Interpreta
tion , and Iho Boston Lyric company will
doubtless show to even better advantage
with laigor opportunities. The performance
of "Mnrltnna" last night * nns a well iutcn-
tloncd and very satisfactory one ; by no
means without faults , but these not of a seri
ous nature , and the whole. Imbued with such
evident eagerness to plcaso that criticism
U disarmed. There ls a hard-workliig
chorus , not large , but vocally adequate , and
the stage bettings , It not elaborate , are not
of a nature to offend good taste.
Tonight "II Trovatoro" will be sung ; to
morrow "Tho Bohemian Girl" and "Tho
Chimes of Normandy" at the matlneo aud
evening performances , respectively.
Hoyt's "A Stranger in Now York" will be
the attraction at llayd's on Thursday and
Friday evenings of this week.
In response to numerous requests the local
management has succeeded In bringing about
a change of bill for the Mansfield matlii'o
next week from that previously announced.
Instead of rcpeatlug "The Devil's Dlsclplo"
on that occasion Ml. MauMlcld will appear
lu his delightful Impersonation of Beau
Brummell.
Mmdrri-d tilth 41 lint Pin.
CHICAGO , IVb. 2S It N ajmost n
ccit.ilnlly that Dartholomcw Urandlt
Crandner , the Parisian diummcr , dead at
the Palmer house , was murdeivd with n
woman's hat pin , The autopsy allowed not
only concussion of the briln , but u sin ill
puncture which begin neir the corner ol
the left eye and extended fat Iiuo the In
tel lor of the skull It was not ot gi eater
diameter tlun the le.id In a pene.il.
Uiandner entered the hotel at a late hour
bleeding profusely and fell to the flooi.
SIIIMI Mlilo Till.I'M l.lfV.
SPOKANH , Wash. , Teh. 2S --peclal to
the Spokesman-Rev lew from Sllvcrton , 13. U. ,
says.
A snowslldo occurred yesterday about 2 p.
m on the- sleigh reid to the Comstock mine ,
four miles east of town A mcascngei was.
sent to town and about 10) ) men turned out
with shovel" , as It was repuited that thiee
men were , burled. A. Southwoith and J. II
U.uvey were taken out with slight injuries ,
but when the body of Willlim Ladu was
discovered life vv.is e\tlnc > t.
KndoiNc Toil iicN Vililii'NV.
nOISC , Idaho , Feb. 23 A conference of
silver icpubllcans fiom all sections of the
state was held hero today. About fifty leadIng -
Ing men of the p irty were present. After
n discussion resolutions wein pasbcd en
dorsing the recent manifesto l-suert by the
nation il chalrmin of itho silver pirty , rec
ommending fusion. .
roiulciniicil lloiSocM 1'rco.
OTTAWA , Ont. , Feb 2S Lyman Dart , the
IS-ycar-old boy In Truro Jail under sentence
of death M.irch 3 for the mu'der of .1
Svrlan peddler , has not oulv * escaped the
gallons but ivlll be set flee. The trial Judge
reported that ovldeneo dlscovcied sluco the
trial shows eoncluMvcly that the shooting
was accidental.
llrlili'oininitN Siilflilv.
iPIIILADnLPIIIA. Fob 2S Mrs. Leonora
Push-nan , a bride of three months , commit
ted suicide , ted ly by taking e-arbollo ncld
and Dr. Alexander Pulton , a prominent phy-
Blcl in In the northeastern section of the
cltv , ended his life tonight by shooting hlm-
Hclf. The motive In both cntos is unknown.
Iifltx the I'l-fNldriit to Vflnil. .
PEORIA , 111. Peb 2S-Mayor ( W.armi of
this city tod.av forwarded to President Me-
Klnley an Invitation to attend and ndilr.M's
the meeting of mayors of the United ritutts
at Detroit lie\t August Mayor Warner Is
rhalimaii of the osecutlvp commltteu of the
League of American Municipalities
Mr * . Holu-it Vliniti-ll IH OtlnKr.
POUT HURON Mich , Peb -'Mrs. ' . Rob
ert Manloll , who was taken peilously 111 In
this city Jininry o , but was believed to bo
well on her way to recovery , has suffered n
relapse of her disease and -all hopes other
iccovery have been abandon' " . ] .
Vllll.lII Itl-lllK'tlflll IIIVllKCH. .
WALTHAM , iM iss , IVb 2S A 10 per cent
reduction In wages went Into effect today lit
all departments of the Boston Mnnufaclur-
Ing company's mills heie. The l.BOU opeia-
tlvcs accepted the cutdown.
Small I'lri' .
A flro occurred at G 30 last night at the res
idence of Dan O'Connor , 310 North Twenty-
seventh Htieot The blnyo started fiom an
explosion of gasoline , In'which Mrs O'Con
nor was painfully burned about the hands
and fate The damage to the building and
furnishings amounted to about $10
Both the method nna results when
Syrup of Figs is taken ; it ia pleasant
and refreshing to the taste , and acta
pcntly yet promptly on the Kidneys ,
Liver and Bowels , cleanses the sys
tem effectually , dispels colds , head
aches and fevers and ernes habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of 'its kind over pro.
ducod , pleasing to the taste and ac
ceptable to the stomach , prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects , prepared only from the most
healthy and agrocnblo substances , its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all aud have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in CO
cent bottles by all Icadincj drug ,
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand"will pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FID SYRUP CO.
SAN FRANCISCO , CAL
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Why nntiffMo , IrrltMo anil npoct tlio ntnmiicli. nnil
dcraDjiathohoRels t > ? InmllnK lip tlio sraUm with nil
emit nf iil niriwnblo nnd nllvn Inrltrrliliil In-
Irrniil mudltliHH Mlirn > uu lui\o no potrnl ,
liimcrlul mid luiNltltti nn cvurual rein *
cd > an
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Plasters
ithlcli nccnrapllnlinemuch mul moro tli n tbo former
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rnmpiMnclnfmadlilnnlconcentrMinnstbatiu-vri lull
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rrlciiEVCpnts.
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Jim AVInslow's SrxjIhlllK Srui > Ins born nrpil
foi * mcr 53 sears b > millions ot mothers ror
tlielr iblhlnnhllo tcethlni ; vvltli pel feet BIIC-
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nllijH nil inln curoixllul colic nml In tliu best
omejy for Dlanlioea Sold 1) > OruKK'-sIrf ' In
cviry part of the world lie sure nnil nsk for
"Mrs * VVInslon's SiMtlilng Sjrup" nnd take no
other kind. K roils n bottle
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nicctrlo cars dliect to exposition trouuds.
FllANIC IIAltKUK , Cashier. . , , . .
HAM JJAUJIAN. Chief Clerk.
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