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21UtloaJ1ll nee 0hI 1 I j 1 Ltn SIX HUNDREDDROWNED- th 735 Appalling Maritime Disaster Off Sable Island to the East of Halifax N STe THE FRENCH LINER LA BOURGOGNE SUNK Otto Warn In Collliloii Monday Morning With the Ilrltlih Htcnmcr Croinnrtlijr faiitroQntHoot on lloanl Lea then Two Hundred Known to Havo Ilccn Saved tl J HALIFAX N S July OIlio British iron ship Cromartyshlro was towed In hero by the Allan liner Grecian with her bow torn away by n collision miles south of Sable Island with the French steamer La Ilourgognog which latter vessel went minutes lator Of the 800 pas Bcnfjcrs anti crow on board La Hour ROffno only 200 were saved Ono woman was saved by her husband The captain and other deck offi cers went down with the ship The Croinartyshlro laid to and plcU d up tho 200 passengers and seamen who wcro rescued transporting them to tho Grecian which came along shortly afterwards it MbyThe Captain Log- On July 4 at So in dense tog po i sition of ship 00 miles south of Sable island ship by wind on tho port tack heading about W N W though un der reduced canvas going about four orsfive knots hour Our sbornevery minute At that time wo heard a steamers whistle on our weatheraside or port beam which b nearIng very fast Wo blow the horn and were answered by the steamersC whistle when all of n loomed through tho fog on our portrbow and crashed Into us going aBterrific speed Our forotdp mast main topgallant mast camo down bringing with it yards and everything attached Immediately ordered tho gdamagecompletely cut off and the plates twisted Tho other ship 101I on ber collision bulkhead so there seemed no immediate danger of her sinking Wo set to work immediately to clear the wreckage and also ship our anchor which was hanging over the starboard bow and In danger of punching holes In tho bow Wo heard steamer blow I ing her whlstlo on coming back andp wo answered with our foghorn steamer then throw up a rocket and fired a shot Wo also throw up some p rockets and fired several shots but wo neither saw nor heard anythlngraora of the steamer When the log Utteil Shortly after or about 530 tho fog lifted somewhat and wo saw two boats pulling toward us with tho French hag flying Wo signaled them to comehalongside and found that tho was the La llourgognc tram Now York Ito Havre and that sho had gone downIlaid too all day and board about 200 survivors from amongst tho passengers and crew re ported to bo in all about 800 Several of tho passengers were on life rafts without oars and I called for volunteers from among my crow and tho Hariltrluc ITronch Seamen to bring those rafts alongside tho shipI Some of tho passengers and seamen a from the sunken steamer assisted us and wo jettisoned somz 30 tons of cargo from our forchold in order to lighten tho ship At about 3 p in another steamer hove In sight bound westward Wo put up our signals N Cwant assistance Shortly after n steamer bore down toward us She proved toC be tho Grecian bound from Glasgow to New York Tho captain agreed to Take tho 1nitcucor on lionrd and also agreed to tow my ship to HalIifax Owing to tho condition of my ship I accepted the otter and proceed ed at once to transship the passengers and get ready our towline At U p m wo had mado a connections nmlI proceeded in tow of tho Grecian toward Halifax having put a sail over tho broken bow to take part of the strain I oft the collision bulkhead There was at that tlmo li feet of water in tho forehead Comments at the Croranrtjalilre Crow Tho crew of tho Cromnrtyshlro comment freely upon tho fact that only ono woman was saved out of 300 Nearly all the firstclass passengers were lost those saved being steerage and sailors Prof La Casso and his wife were in the water eight hours cling- Ing to a raft before they were picked CromnrtshlroI According to tho latest figures there wcro 105 persons saved of whom 100 Were officers sailors firemen waiters and other ships people while D pas sengers escaped 0The Ixjat Btcnraihlp NEW Yon July OLa Hourgogno was built in 1880 at La Scync Sho was IIteamner E 8000 horsepower Sho was 405fi feet long had 533 feet beam and was 310 feet deep She was built of steel and iron hull 12 watertight compartments and car ned waterballastThe Tho British ship Cromartyshlre Capt Henderson sailed from Dunkirk on Juno 8 for Philadelphia Sho is a fullrigged threemasted ship of 1403 tons register Sho was built at GIns- r gow in 1870 and IS owned by W Law ft Co of that city Sho is 2480 feet long lies 338 feet beam and Is S8 fee deep An Estimate of Thoio on Hoard NKW Yonit July 0 Inquiries at tho French line offices concerning tho num bel of peoploon board La IJourgogno itshowedcabin passengers Tho remainder of tho list it was explained was mado up of second passengers and was Yj110t quite complete raNo record is obtainable of tho re m of the second cabin people nor of the third class This makes the to tal number of persons on board ac cording to but information obtainable o4 A divided as follows on Eightyfive first cabin 125 second were cabin 205 third and 220 crew LoAnKANSAS City Mo July aAmong ose on La Hourgogno were tho entire A family of John Perry of tho firm of Keith Perry ono of tho biggest coal lumber firms in tho southwest been hey included Mrs John Perry Kath Brine agcdo years Misses Florence and Sadie twins aged about 20ycars and A Perry aged 11 years Mrs Perry with her two youngest children had met the older daughters who graduated from an eastern PranceSNow York nil proceeding to or a summers outing Mrs Joseph II Uurkce also among Thcingcs the J II Durlcco Coal Cos inter ests here Sho was supposed to bo traveling with tho Perry party Among Tunic Hooked From Chicago DEermsfluudcl and wife Mr Rundel was vicepresident of tho Chicago Econo- mIst In tho party with Mr and Mrs Uuudcl were Mrs Edwin S Osgood and son nged 11 years Mrs Osgood was tho wile of Mr E S Osgood of tho firm of Osgood Co engravers in tho Womans Temple Accompanying this party were also Miss Harriet M Jl1field IsirsMiss lies wont as delegates to tho Worlds convention now tincrPauengBOSTON July OAtlenst five passcn w er on tho La Bourgogno engaged pas age at tho office of tho French line here They wcro Leon Bar eam n music teacher with a studio in lu- hisclty and living with his wife also ou passenger at Jamaica Plains Alert Weiss a member of the Boston orchestra Miss Minnie veonnorsouse here and Madame Vert Ar itotmetSlrooklinecelnsaengerspoCInvsrAwof tho local law firm of Webster An A cieilBourgognc lie was on his way to Switzerland to join his wife and two children f- Ie Scott Evans tho former Cleveland syWithThese Were from Wshingtouti lmAntimonyLa Bodrgognc Mr Pollock In tho senior member of the law firm of Mturo and be lyslanned to remain abroad three months Time agents of tho steamship com I any here have on their lists also tho did names of Miss E D Valletta and Mrs 0 Bourquln the names of netihcr ap pearing in time city diroctorytoKnown to have Been on llonril it Naw Yom July IIOIt was learned at time Hotel Martin that tho following itsailed on La Bourgogno after stopped at that hotel B J Cautlco Galveston Tex J Stras wife son and daughters llnmols Mrs C Blchon MexicoSAugnsto La Franco Mrs M Zobclla Mexico Mr and Mrs Groin Mexico Scampo MexicobWere From Allegheny City Fa- 1iTTSiiiiiaii Pa July Olwo of La- SBourgogneH passengers were Bertha nd Maria Flucklgcr of Allegheny City secondclass passengers to li11evworth left hero to take passage on tho c llourgognc and is supposed to havo to perishediPassengers NEW OinKAxs July Olhe only New Orleans people known so far to havo been aboard La Bourgogno are Mrs Jules Aldlgo Sr her daughter Mrs Dr Robert horde and tho latters little Mrs Aldlgo and her daughter aretwell known in Now Orleans society Two Ihlliulclphlnni were On Hosed PniiAUEiruiA July OTwo Phlla- delphlaus who are known to havo sailed on La Bourgogno were Francis Penn Steel Jr aged 21 years and his sister Gertrude Steel aged 17 yearsdTime Steel family is wealthy and prom inentbWas a Realdent of Rochester N Y RocnnSTKn N YJuly 0II S Crumley whose name is In the passen ger list of La Bourgognc was a restldent of this city Ills parents Kingston Ont Two Ladlea from St Paul ST PAUL Minn July 0 Among the passengers on La Bourgogno lost oIl Capo Sable were Mrs Helots Legos a widow of this city and her daughter Mrs J M Bronk It From Heading Ia CICIVNNATI July ODr L rtvinJgood on La Boargognc is from log Pa Ho has a brother hereIlisa Relatives In Topeka TOFBJCA ICas July OMrs J E Dillon and Mrs DillonOliver of Now York reported lost in tho Bourgogno disaster are the mother and sister of Hiram P Dillon n prominent railroad attornoy hero and receiver of tho ManSl hattan Alma Burllngamo The Only Woman Saved HALIFAX N S July 0Mrs La Casso wife of A D La Casse language teacher of Plalnvillo N J was tho only woman saved from La Bourgogne A FoMongor from Denver DENVEH CoL July OThe La Boor gogne carried one passenger from Denver Miss Mario Picoc A St Loulinn on Hoard CHIOAQO July aTho last parson to engage passage on tho steamer In ChI- t cago was C D Angelica a clothing dealer at 114 North Ninth street St Louis Mr Angelica came to Chicago last week in illhealth and to consult with his brother about a trip to E urope Thursday evening passage was secured for him in tho second class but too late for hits name to appear in the list of second class passengers CnUforutana Who Wcro on the UlFnted Steamer SAN FHANCISCO July OOn inquiry at tho office ot tho local agents for tho French line It was learned that there wore eight Californian r tho ill fnted La Bourgogne They Mary Martin P Pampanln Mary Raboll G Carncto A Rcgglardl uis Handu 0 Alberts B Bartraml ary Martin was a Swiss woman Michigan University Frofouor Sailed on La HourffMjnc ANN Annon Mich July OIt has definitely ascertained that Prof L Walter sailed on La Bourgognc Proto Walter occupied tho chair of romantic languages find literature in tho university of Michigan PAIN A STORM CENTER- e 1 People are Gradually Learning the Truth and the Storm Will Soon Burst SPAIR RAGE AND RECRIMINATION q J Sacaita Will Havo to Stand Ailde and Stake Way for n Blau of Commons Senio Tlio Queen Regent Inconsolable Over Recent NOTTS Ood Alono Itnoni What Will lIappensMADRID July IIIA vim FnoNflafld ly Olho enthusiasm e misleading dispatches to tho Span government from Cuba is changed to the waitings of tho families of tim victims and lamentations of the na onal disaster Time ministers nro i- estfallen and aro still concealing tho orst The extremity of despair rage and recrimination prevail among tho popu lation and tho authorities aro adopts strong precautions fearing popular tbursttMarshall been foremost in tho endeavors to pre t- nt disturbances- A government crisis Is immlncntand Is regarded as probablo that Senor lvela or Marshal de Campos will suc ed Senor Scgasta as prcmlernnd prose o peace in order to prevent tim- emericans t from attacking seaboard ties of tho peninsula and ruining 1Thee queen regent who is described as being Inconsolable Is receiving thbs mpathy of the sensible portion of me population There Is no disguising me fact that grave forebodings are u card as to the future of Spain Time tone of tho general public may unturned up In time remark frequent heardh pen Thcquccen Is greatly aUlletcd and not leave her room throughout Tuesday Time Spanish governments decision continue tho war is published and is added time Americans need 200000 men to continue time operations in Cuba being alleged hero that tho coopers ation of the Insurgents is practically nil PRISONERS TO COME NORTH ampson Directed to Send Ills Prlionen North tho Offlccn to Tort IVnrrcn time Seamen to Heavys Island WASHINGTON July 0 Sampson has een directed to send his prisoners to tho United States Possibly tho liar vard will bring sonic of them The t Louis is filled with wounded soldiers anti can not bo used t convey the Spanish sailors Tho en sted men and noncoinralssloned olli ers among time prisoners will bo sent Portsmouth N II where they will o confined on Seavoys island n tho harbor Orders for the Imme diate preparation of that place for tho reception of tho prisoners are going forward limo commissioned officers from Admiral Cervera himself down to tho ensigns will be sent to Fort Warren Boston harbor whore hey will be turned over to time army for safe keeping Time 1oo Iejecteti LONDON July nA dispatch tram Rome says the popo is profoundly 110I jected at tile fresh disaster to Spain Tho dispatch adds that several car inals strongly urge his holiness te alce another attempt to arrange peace etween Spain anti tho United States Tho rrluyos Machinery Out of Order ISMAKLIA Egypt July Ofho ma chinery of tho Spanish battleship Po nyo is out of order and sho is com polled to stop hero since early morning THE PRISONERS MUTINIED Spaniard Captured from the Bfnrlt ToresI Hadnt Kiiough nnd Got Another Dose WASHINGTON July OA special dis patch to tho Evening Star dated off via Port Antonio Jamaica uly 0 says After tho destruction of tho Span sim fleet same 430 of tho then on tho Maria Teresa wcro placed as prisoners on tho Harvard 1or some reason not yet ascertained these men mutinied The officers and crew of time Harvard wcro not unprepared however anti tho mutineers were fired upon Six Span lards were killed outright nnd 12 tver wounded This taught tho Spaniards n lesson anti restored quiet THE FIFTYFIFTH CONGRESS Flrat Itagular Beiilon SENATe WASHINGTON July OThe senate passed a resolution directing tho ap propriations committee to Investigate and report whether further security ia needed for protection of tho government against fraud and contracts A bill was passed granting American registry to time steamer Titanla of Sal Francisco HOUSE Time house concurred in tho sonata Pacific railroads amendment to tho 10 ficiency bill Vpto 00 yeas 80 nays To llnnc Homo the Wounded WASHINGTON July OTho war de partment has received tho following IN CAMP NEAl SAHTIAOO July riTho Zr qols Balled two days ago with 00 wounded Cherokee sails today with 325 woundod Signed Shatter MaJoracnoraiCoatrnndtflgjj The Royal is the highest grade know Actual tests show It tiraudTthird further 1100 say other ttOYA b4KIHGI POWDER Absolutely Puro ROYAL UXINd rowUK CO fctw YORK OTHERWISE UNNOTICED Tho Chicago papers have reappeared nonunion stcrcotypcrs having been tcured 4 Tho lire at thotit Louis lair grounds Tuesday destroyed five stables and six racehorses Only a small majority of Ccrveras esenpovnsEdward S Dwycr of Chicago was sentenced to time penitentiary by Judge Smith for embezzling 8310000 Mrs Bert Drown while feeding morses at her Jiomo near Prophctstown IlLwns kicked to death by a colt ic H Wltto and wifo celebrated their golden wedding at St Louis and were congratulated by scores of friends TWilliam Chapman aged 20 went to Sleep on tho Illinois Central track near Curbondalc Ill and was killed by a iaIn den 1nndo was seriously wounded im a fight at Tins Palmas with the CuI bans who tried to prevent him reach ing Santiago Robbers relieved L O Leachs farm house near Paxton Illof 82500 worth- f negotiable rotes during tho celebra ion on the Fourth Tho American fleets victory at San tiago put new life into tho tired army News of tho engagement created un lkundcd enthusiasm It Is reported that time Spaniards arc indiscriminately upon wounded lers surgeons and men wearing the insigna of time hospital corps Porto Rico will bo tho next point of ttlicit Havana wont be attacked until wo have a wellequipped army of 80000 or 100000 men to send there Fred Dangler a prominent citizen of- HotSprlnss Ark died suddenly of eart disease Mr Dengler was an ex tensive grape grower and wlnomakor Prof James P Drccsc for three years superintendent of the Lyons In pub Ho schools and an educator of note filed of hemorrhage aged nearly 40 yearsRecent analyses made at time Arizona university of samples of sugar beets tram tho Salt River valley show are markable increase in tho percentage 0- 1ugar Calvin a Whlttakcr 14 years old while bathing in lllg Muddy river at Murphysboro Ill got into deep water and was drowned Tho body was re coveredWhile firing a small cannon at Palmyra Mo Robert Means was struck in tho face with a charge of powder blowing off his left ear anti leaving him totally blind War on the scale which infests many of tho oranges has begun at Pasadena Cal under direction of tho horticul ural commissioner Up to dato he has taken out over 0000 trees in his dis trictTho internal revenue collections for tho district of Kansas and time Indian and Oklahoma territories for tho month of Juno amounted to 83340005 This Is 811000 moro than tho collections for Juno 1897 Mamie Scroggs was climbing a shade tree in her fathers yard at Warrens burg Mo and had reached a height of 12 feet when she fell on tho sharp point of a picket fence causing her death within an hour There is talk among senators and representatives of passing resolutions especially thanking Commodore Schley for destroying Ccrveras fleet Samp son is being criticised for not mention ling Schley In his dispatches Four sticks of dynamite were found In a shock of wheat on tho farm of Fred Scybold n wealthy farmer near Logansport Ind rime deadly explo sire was capped and only a slight jar was necessary to touch it off In response to a telegram O C Lam bert aged 05 an inmate of tho Illinois soldiers home was arrested at Quincy on tim charge ot having committed a criminal assault on a ten yearold girl In Fariro N D six months imo CRUISER CRISTOBAL COLON Tho rtpHnUh Ship IIblbo liaised sad roi ll lr Ono or Two of the Others mid Added to Our Navy KKW YORK JulyoA special to tho Herald from Washington says I think It may be practicable to raise tho Cristobal Colon and possibly one or two other Spanish ships This Is time reply mado by Rear Ad miral Sampson to Secretary Longs cablegram inquiring if it would boo possible to float any of tho wrecked Spanish meuof war and add them to time American navy Immediately upon its receipt Assistant Secretary Allot gavo consideration to the employment I of wrecking companies to proceed at once to Santiago do Cuba and take charge of the work of raising time ships anti of removing from them all valua ble equipment Collision In Lake Erie CLKVEIAND 0 July OA collision occurred in tho lake three miles Iron the mouth of the river shortly after 1 a m As a result time passenger steam er State of Now York Li badly dam ngcd almost nfl tho upper works on time port side having bcon swept away by tho prow of the whareback Henrv Cort bound in No one was hurt Itoportod Capture of tbe Alfonso XII KEY WEST Fla July oIt U re ported hero that time Spanish warship Alfonso XII attempted to run the blockade out of Havana and was cup cruiserI from Santiago with seriously wounded sol titers on board iiJvWr i q HE BROOKLYNWAS mI Commodore Schleys Flagship Caught Half a Dozen Shots During the Chase NONE OF THE OTHERS WERE INJURED 4 Late Ulipktchc From Gen BlinfterClen Toral Agrees to tho Exchange of Ilohion and Comrades Ileport that tho Alphonio XII Tried to Him the Uloekade anti was Captured OFF SANTIAGO nnCrn July I via KINGSTON Jamaica July S Delayed in transmission During time pursuit of the Spanish fleet on Sunday time Brook lyn was struck half a dozen times but no Injury was done to any of tho other American ships The HpauUh Flag Hauled Down The Spanish flag was hauled down tram the Infanta Maria Teresa while tho Vircayaa men were swimming ashoro at Azcrradorcs After the flag had been hauled down Cuban soldiers concealed in tho brush fired at time Spaniards arousing tho indignation of the American sailors who witnessed tho act Frlioneri Taken on Hoard the Oregon Time Cristobal Colons crew were talc en aboard the Oregon Several hours after the Colon went ashoro head on she floatodand was beginning to sink The New York rammed her several times using fenders and pushed her up on the beach without Injury to cith er vessel It is hoped she will be saved to become part of tho United States navy Alger Sewelt and Coruln Are Well WASHINGTON July 6 Secretary Al ger has received tho following din patch from Gen Shatter CAMP NKAB SANTIAGO July 5Captatnl Alger and Sowell mind Mr Corbin are well I em eelluff bettor Had to be up this morning but as everything is quiet I will re main stilt den Wheeler is foeblo but romaine with his command den Young leaves for Key West today Qon Hawkins Is slightly wounded In foot All others well Signed SnAriEii- MaJorOcncral Commanding Hobson and Comrades to be Exchanged WASHINGTON July OThe war tIe partment posts the following from Gen Shatter Adjutant Central IfaMngton CAMP NEAR SANTIAGO July G111m Just IB receipt of a loiter from Gen Toral agreeing to exchange Hobson and men hero to make ex change In the morning Yesterday ho refused my proposition of exchange Signed SnArrrn Major General GENERAL PANDO WOUNDED lie Was Shot In the Arm While Fighting Qarclat Forces nt Las Falmas LEn Koato to Santiago NEW YORK July OA dispatch to tho Herald from Kingston Jamaica says Another of tho Spanish leaders len Pando hiss fallen in battle but Ills troops numbering 7000 havo succeed ed in getting Into tho city of Santiago This interesting news is obtained from refuegees who arrived hero from Santiago on time British manofwar Patina and tho Austrian warship Maria TeresaAccording to these refugees Gen Pando was seriously wounded in the arm while commanding his troops in n battle at Los Palmas at which point Gen Garcia with several thousand Cubans attempted to prevent his further advance toward Santiago After tho battle Gen Pandas men proceeded toward the city finally en tering without dlfllculty Gen Pando was carried along with tho troops anti now Is being cared for on tho disman tied Spanish cruises Rclna Mercedes which is lying in Santiago harbor A RESOLUTION OF THANKS It la Not Intended that Commodore Schley Part in the Santiago Victory Shall be Lost Sight Of WASHINGTON July 0 Senator Petti grew has introduced a resolution ten doming time thanks of congress to Commodore Schlcy and tho men under him for gallant conduct In tho destruction of the Spanish fleet at Santiago It occasioned some debate Sena tor utile said no ono knew who was entitled to tho credit of time great vIe toryMr Pcttigrew said ho introduced tin resolution to remove in a measure the erroneous impression that Sampson had won the most remarkable naval battle of time world The resolution went to time committee on naval affairs HE MUST MOVE ON QUICKLY Admiral Camera U at Sues with Ills Fleet But lisa Been Xotllled that He Must Move On SUEZ July 8TIme Spanish fleet commanded by Admiral Camera has arrived hero anti has been notified by time officials of tho Egyptian govern mont that it must leave this port with in 24 hours Tho government has also notified Admiral Camara that ho will not bo allowed to coal here The Alfonso XII Ilestroyed WASHINGTON July 0 Secretary Long has received word through Gen Greely signal ofliccr which Is accepted as confirming the re port that the Spanish ship Alfonso XII was destroyed while trying to run tho Havana blockade Gen three lys information came m a cipher mes sage and he considers tho report relia ble Time ship is said to bo a total loss It occurred near Muriel Much in Little Is especially true of Hoods ruts for no med- II I cine ever contained BO great curative power I to small space They are a whole m- edicineHoods 811waysSor fever cure sick headache Jaundice constipation etc 25o TheoDlr Tills to take with Hoods Sarsaparllla Arc you a subscriber to THE BKE You should be r WB CONTRACT TO FURNISH 11 II PAPERiAndc A i t MADISONVILLG KY J IZ1dHIQtjsw3coossy apes a vui 1y0c14 wa so urgetrsMtD cil3I t SC9 superiority prepared exact reproductions of the 10000 originals by Muville which will be given ABSOLUTELY FREE by your grocer on conditions named below These Plaques arc 40 in circumference arc free of any suggestion of advertising will ornament the most elegant apartment manufacturing concern ever before gave away such valuable presents to its customers They are for sale at any price and can be obtained only in the manner specified subjects are American WJfd Ducks American Pheasant Engllah Quail English The birds are handsomely and stand out natural as life Each Plaque is bordered with of gold ELASTIC STARCH has beenthe standard for as years TWENTVTWO MILLION packages of this brand were sold last year Thats bow good it Is ASK YOUR DEALER to show you the plaques and tell you about Elastic Starch Accept no substitute TII Vote Oil hiityiij Anurxutioii WASHINGTON July OJhcle will be a vote on tho Huwiitlun annexation this week It Is expected within time next 48 hours This Is an understand ing but is not an agreement as yet hirer NIII S taUTATIOfS tIttburglm52 01 ClnclumitL TM 06 St Louis200 03 St 1uul 52 02 lnvenport52 04 McmpliU 170 05 Loutsviilo5m 112 Cairo ess 12 Now Orleans BII II Full T Trace THE MARKET REPORT WEDNESDAY July 9 Urmln ProvUlonn ST komnFlourratents HIOQiTO clear I3 xa380 tralcbtii QOjLl1WbelNo 2 red T7e No 3 75o Corn No 2 mIxed 3l3IHc No 2 whIte WHO OattNn 2 EC HayIralrlo 15003150 mixed timothy laBOaaoJ clear timothy l7BOailoa huller Creamery laaiWc dairy UQUo Eggs Fresh Do LardPrlmo steam 110 Iork New standard mess W40SM501 Uaoon Extra shorts 5c clear ribs DHo clear 0 ic all packed WoolCholoo tub C3Q2- 3CVhcatFuturcs closed July 73a73Hob September 68Jfc a December IIOC CornFutures olosod July Slide Septem ber 8tBIeCnicAOOOpcnlng quotations Wheat July opened nt TlHc advanced 104111 went toTOic then up to T4MC September started at MMG83XC aoM up to ODc then reacted to oSUo CornJuly began at 3lU31Xc and rose to 3JJe Oats July opened at 21 He and sold up to 22140 ProvisionsSeptember pork opened at WT3 rose to W8EM then sold down to J077H September lard started at IAB3 and advanced to 8340 September ribs began at 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Ho must give the best possible work and for compensation he must be reasonable WiTH TIlE ABOVE FACTS REMEM HER WERE CAREFUL F ST BERNARD DRUG STORE Are you a subscriber to THE BEE You should be AI L I c3 cev r r- tw IrN w itEeI I ee PAUL M MOORU Editor and Manager bJy4 BEE PUBLISHINB COMPANY Botirtd the Potoffice Incorporated it BarlltiKlon it Second I 3 lti matter SUBSCRIPTION RATES II Ons Year ttrlctlr In advance 11 C- DSta onIDII II 50 T ThreeMontS II 25 d Slnt 3 1 applicationConespolldellll the count Addreu ui THURSDAY JULY 7 1898 ANNOUNCEMENTS CONGRESS FOWLERWe are authorized lo announce W of Christian County at a candl 4datefor Congress from the Second Congressional District subject to the action ci the Republican I s panJOLLYWe are authorized to announce lion Jolly of Oavless county as a can didate for Congress from the Second Congres sional District subject to the action of the Republican patty TilE Sebree Herald issued a very creditable anniversary edition last week having completed its third year TilE city of Nashville is now en tertaining the Young Peoples So ciety of Christian Endeavor which i V is in session frpm July 6 to II i WILLIAM K CARLISLE a son of John G Carlisle exSecretary of S the Treasury died in Greater New York Tuesday where he had for some time been practicing law Postmaster John Martin and bU assist ants on last Sunday found a snake in the postoffice How it got in there they do not know but the supposition is that it was preparing to celebrate the Fourth of July It Is useless to say that the Snake is dead Hustler We have heard of people seeing snakes after Fourth of July cele m brations but this is the first time- S we ever heard of a postofficc being infested with snakes TIlE Kentucky Press boys who are off on their annual jaunt cele brated the Glorious Fourth at Macinac Island Mich in an ap propriate manner There was speechmaking fireworks rejoic ing of Sampsons victory etc all of which made the occasion one long to be remembered and one of our quill drivers Editor James W Stewart of the Elizabcthtown 1 Leader doubly celebrated by get ting married to Mrs Cora Hivcly The Kentuckians never do any thing by halves TilE great city of Chicago has been without any daily newspapers for several days except those sent k in there from other points The r sterotypers on all the dailies went out on a strike and the proprietors have been playing a game of t freezeout with them They refused to grant the demands or take any of the old men back and have been importing men there to take their places They succeeded in all morning papers yes 1terday getting out four page editions At one time it looked as if the strike would become general among the newspaper printers t machine operators pressmen and others going out with the strikers but it looks now like the backbone of the strike had been broken and things will be running smoothly in a few days There was a great de mand for foreign papers during this lull and news agents succeed ed in getting most any kind of a price for their papers e Kentucky Fair Dates The following are the dates for dolding Kentucky fairs this year BO far as repor ed- Lawrenceburg August J64J da y jfFernLebanon August Jij4tdays Broadhead AugustJ72 days Shepherdsville August 234hays daysSShelbyville August 244 days Madisonville August 244 days Germantown August 244 SdaysBardstown August 305 days 7 Lagrange August 3r3 days 1 Elizabethtown September 64d- ays I Ewing September 74 days Glasgow September 144 days Louisville September 26G days 1Hartford September 293 days Owensboro October 45 days Paducah October II4 days Subscribe for THE BEE 4 I LAFi iIPJr 4 Sundry War Notes From the New York Advocate- A correspondent asks which we think will triumph in this war Unless a miracle is wrought or the powers of Europe place their navies at the service of Spain and this would be a miracle there can be but one result Another correspondent asks when we think the war will end We do not think on the subject Two naval officers of high degree and of character higher even than their rank stated within two weeks in our hearing that it was their opinion and that of most of the naval officers whom they knew that unless Spain surrendered be fore she was entirely financially and physically exhausted it could not end till some time next summer No positive signs of its being ex hausted are apparent now It is an interesting and suggestive fact that the senators who argued for weeks in executive ses sion in favor of the annexation of Hawaii their speeches not being laid before the public arc now in tentionally silent It is said that this is to save time and force a speedy vote That may be the motive with some The last seige of Havanna took place before the invention of torpedoes and Krupp guns A fleet of 200 vessels among the finest in in the British Navy and an army of 15000 men went to take Havana by a brilliant coup Lord Albemarle was in command and the assault began June 6 1762 So great were the natural advan tages of the harbor that with the army steadily at work and the 200 ships pounding away the time from June 6 to August 14 was exhausted before the garrison sur renderedThe has advertised for meat for cats on contract Thereby hangs a tale Rats and mice do immense damage in army storehouses A wise man suggested the cats as a reliable antidote to rats Cats were pro cured when lo it they derived their entire living from it it was discovered that rats and mice were too aristocratic a diet The cats became victims of gout dyspepsia and other fatal diseases A wise man suggested to vary their diet with beef and it now costs eigh teen dollars and twentyfive cents per annum per cat As a means of grace we seize this opportunity of speaking favorably of cats During the two months of the blockade Havana has been fortified until it is now one of the strongest fortresses in the world Hundreds of guns have been mounted a double line of defenses constructed on the land side On the seashore on both sides of the harbor en trance the hills are crowned for miles with earthworks and bristling with artillery It is the opinion of mapy observers in Cuba who are friendly to the United States that it will require an army of at least seventyfive thousand to capture Havana and it will probably cost that army thirty per cent of its officers and men- Representative Cannon Chair man of the House Committee on Appropriations says that this war will cost about four hundred mil lions if it continues to the end of the calendar year The current fiscal year ends June 30 The war appropriations already made together with those carried in the pending bill amount to 37i637 741 Tne appropriations in them extend only from July i to December 31 1898 and the appropria tions from the beginning of the war up to June 30 Spain has been spoken of as a thirdrate and even a fifthrate power but judged by the amount of money we arc compelled to spend in with her she must be something moreA fleet is composed of twelve battleshipsA fleet is composed of twelve or more small boats A squadron is composed of less than twelve battleships and is often a part of a fleet such as the van center or rear squadron- A flotilla is composed of twelve or more menofwar some of which may be battleships Hence the United States has no fleet neither has Spain Admiral Dewey commands a squadronAlmirante Montojo also commands a squadron Acting Admiral Sampson com mands a flotilla Almirante Cervera and Almirante Camara each command a squad ronOne hundred and ninetyfive men have been selected for ap pointment as second lieutenants in the army Much time and consid eration both by the President and Secretary of War have been given to their selection Of this num ber eightynine are known to be college graduates fifty of them honormen of their classes of col leges having military instructors ninetyfiverepresented Fortyeight are now in the volunteer war militia and thirteen enlisted in the regular army There were seven thousand applications for the appointment Army officers especially the West Point men are delighted that sixtyseven different college notions and methods are going to be put on trial alongside of West Point and army methods The one hundred and ninetyfive have to pass an examination of mental and physical qualifications Those who pass will be nominated to the Senate by the President Circulars Sent OutIChairman of the RepublicanI State Central Barnett has sent circular to all the county cmmittees throughout the State directing them to select three names in their respective counties for submission to the Board of Election Commissioners a 5 e4 5 44 S AT CHICKAMAUGA A Representative of The Be Spends the Fourth With the Soldiers THE BOYS HAD MONEY TO BURN All Members of Company A in Good Shape Third Regiment Will Not Hove Now REGIMENTS HAVE BEEN niUGADED AGAIN Order for Movement of Troop Under Gencr Wllsim Has Been RescindedLots of Visitors Notes Taken at Itandoin i Chattanooga Tcnn July 5- SpecialThe order for the movement of the troops of the first division under General Wilson ha been rescinded The destruction of Cerveras fleet changed nil plans after the men were packed and ready to move- Chickarnauga Park July 4th Special Correspondence toTni IIEEJ The brigading and rebrigading of General Wilsons First Division First Corps did not stick and now the regiments have been brigaded again As a result tho Third Kentucky Regiment will not move now The First and Third Kentucky and Fifth Illinois arc now brigaded to gether and will remain at home This will in all probability neces Hate another move of quarters by the Third since the other two regi ments are now to locate close to gether The present location of the Third is excellent and the new location is not far away and equal ly as good General Wilson moves his head quarters tonight leaving at mid night for Charleston and a large body of troops will follow at once The movement of troops begins in the early morning when the Second Wisconsin and the Six teenth Pennsylvania our boys nearest neighbors and best friends will march at 4 oclock to the rail road station several miles distant These their friends of the former Third Brigade bade them goodby today with regrets When the Kentuckians took up their present camp ground these two regiments cleaned up the grounds and hauled them water as an act of pure hospitality A Wisconsin man said today that they had always heard of Kentucky hospitality and when they heard the Kentuckians were to be brigaded with them they thought they would take the initiation inhospitality Another man from the same State said the other day after seeing some exhibition of Kentucky spirit that if he ever decided to apply a rough epithet to a Ken tuckian he would want his coat off and his hat in his hand The line of pilgrim friends trav eling to and from Chickamauga Park and they come from all quarters With 40000 soldiers camped there each with his many friends and relatives there is an endless multitude from which to draw Carriages are going at hours between Lytle and points in the park hauling friends to bid the boys Gbd speed This from the Chattanooga News expresses beautifully the Fourth of sentiment felt here There have been Fourth of July celebrations in Chattanooga mark ed by varying degrees of success and enthusiasm but never a natal day on which were more reasons for patriotic utterance and cxuber ent exhibition than today It is not the first Fourth on which cityTwentyfivehere filling the valley from Look out Mountain to the river and from Moccasin Bend to the fields of modern Chickamauga Park The boys in blue had the town then but were not received with the same cordiality that characterized today Bullets and swords met them at the threshold then cheers and flags were their reception to dayThirtyfive years ago the boys boysingled Banner as the contending armies of American brothers rushed at each other bent on slaughter and conquest Today the boys from Georgia waved their hats and shouted with enthusiasm when the strains of The Star Spangled Banner were heard while the soldiers from Penn sylvania and Ohio gave Dixie cheer after cheer as the bands gave out the melodious old song so dear to the hearts of the South A reunited country hostile only a common foreign foe joined in the celebration Chattanooga today Notes of the Camp Everything belongs to the sol diers They have got money to burnand many of them burn it and everything is theirsfor the buying Considerable freedom and leniency is shown them too by the civil authorities of Chattanooga when they get too boozy- as some do I The Worlds Great Blood Purifier is Sarsaparillaeabsolutely Cures every form of Impure blood from The pimple on your Face to the great Scrofula sore which Drains your system Thousands of people Testify that Hoods- Sarsaparilla cures Scrofula Salt Rheum 31Dyspepsia Malaria Catarrh Rheumatism And That Tired Feeling Remember this And get Hoods Andonly Hoods Vaccinated arms are still sores Mike Pritchett is carrying an ugly one But Mike is so changed for the better that you would scarcely know him He looks fine and is doing well Milton Martin has been on has pital roll for a few days but is al most as ablebodied again as ever Billie Hewlett who has had a slight illness since coming into camp says he is all right again and a glance at him tells the story that he is happier as one of Uncle Sams volunteers than he would be in any capacity on the face of the globeLieut Col Jouette Henry went on leave of absence to Hopkinsville immediately upon the return of Col Smith Capt J L Burchficld bade goodbye to his wife today spend ing most of the day in the city with her after a visit from her to camp of some days Lieutenants Powers and Price were in charge of Company A on the very quiet Fourth that was spent in camp It was almost like Sunday in fact it was much more quiet for the Third Kentucky than was Sunday On all sides among men of various regiments could be heard the wail that two Sundays had come together and the hope that it would not occur againiSunday was a pleasant day for the boys of the Third Kentucky Thirtyfive men from each company under a detail of officers visited Chattanooga and spent the day in the city and on the mountain Lieutenants Powers and Price escorted the following from Company A Sargcants E Nisbet K Nisbetj Corporals Powers Tuu Chapman Watson Sleet Privates Grant B Rice W Nis bet W Scott Stringer Mohler J Wright Stokes Reynolds Sweat O Walton T Stewart J Cook E Witherspoon Potter Gower P Morgan A Davis Nightengale Laycock Yates Worthington Ramsey M Smithl Shacklctt Jas Taylor Tom Fin they A Jones H fones Brian All spent a pleasant day but the prettiest part of the story is the fact that at the time set for the men of Company A to meet at the railroad station for the return trip not a man was missing But- it is an open secret that there was more than one man who left Chickamauga Park that day goth back late and landed in the guard houseA of visitors from Ken tucky spent Sunday and Monday with the boys of the Third and made their hearts glad A number of the boys arc re membering the folks at home and their obligations there and instead of squandering their funds for drink or passing pleasure arc send ing home their surplus cash But usually the money of a soldier flows like water- Everything was bustle at Gen eral Wilsons headquarters preparing for the move at midnight The General received me most kindly nevertheless I find that he is very popular with the men of his Division for the reason thatI he treats them as men and is oneI of them Effort is being made to stop the gambling in the park among the Soldiers There is a strict law prohibiting it and the army officials arc trying to prevent its infringe ment A raid was made on a crap game in a southern regiment today and among others an innocent onlooker who wouldnt play craps was hustled to the guard house He got out but the boys had a good laughOrlean Pritchctt is in luck and holds a position as stenographer at General Wilsons headquarters He is regularly enlisted and has the rank of Sargeant Orleans arms consist of rifle revolvera big oneand a machete The last seen of him he was at the Third Kentucky bidding goodbye and devouring a large hunk of cocoanut cake from home Capt Burchfields mess was better than the Chattanooga hotels The Captain was absent but his Lieutenants entertained myself and other friends far beyond my conception of officers mess The Captain is a good judge of a cook is no slouch himself on that score as the ladies who have oyster suppers will rememberand he selected John the Cook with his usual good judgment Very few of the boys are on the sick roll Will Smith has not recovered from the mumps yet and kept his tent most of the day Clarence Cherry is a member of Company B Bowling Green and docs extra duty part of the time as stenographer Col Henry Jim Rash of the Henderson company has made himself even more popular by distributing what looked to be a hogshead of smoking tobacco The boys of the Third were carrying it literally by the hatfull and bucketful Oscar Walton got leave of the Captain and escorted me to the railroadstation as I left the grounds Oscar is working and living right to make a good soldier P M M DOWN IN TilE MINES The Earlincton miner complains not when he can get our days work per week as was the case last week Engineer Blanks of South Diamond mine was among those who celebrated the Glorious Fourth at this place Monday Mr Doardman of tho Carbondalo mino made a brief visit here last Monday while en route to the Evansville celebration Miners from different parts of the county were out in force to celebrate here last MondayA days outing is always highly by them originatedinmines on a strike in that region Wbcro will tbo trouble end organIzers I week but they have found their labors among our miners are spent in vain Superintendent Salmon of tlieCrabtree Mines came over last Monday and spent a portion of the day with relatives and celebrating Of course the St Bernard Coal Company had no control of the weather yet they did all in their power toward making the big 4tb of July picnic a grand success The question of a sufficient coal supply still continues to be a perplexing one to the Spanish navy as shown last week when they were tied up on account of a scarcity of fuel II M Adcock formerly an employe of the L N at this place has accepted a position with Mr T P Barnesnear Nebo who operates a small coal mine near that placeHappy indeed was the St Bernard Com panys chief official on the day we celebrated wncn the glorious news came in from Sampson stating that be bad completely annihilated Cerveras fleet Occasionally you hear of a Spanish sym pathizer but we nave yet to hear of ajcoal miner in these regions so expressing him self In fact we dont believe our pa triotic miners would tolerate such an act The Dear Creek Hydraulic Mining Company has been incorporated with a capital stock of 1500000 by Tbco N Barnes dall of Bradford Pa I M Marshall of SteelyJohnothers Racine Wis July 2Thecoal sheds of William Pugh covering two blocks burned this afternoon The flames damaged slightly the Caso Threshing Machine Works adjoining The steamer David Rust which was unloading coal at the docks of he coal sheds was damaged forward her arge mast being burned off and falling into he riVer The coal sheds contained 20 000 tons of coal The loss is estimated at between 75000 100000 covered by in suranceA from Louisville states that the sale of the Jellico mines to an English syndicate has been completed Messrs McCrosky Morton Jerome of London England represented the English parties and Messrs E T Halsey Howell Davis and Powbattsn A Toldridge the Louisville interests The property includes a total acreage 0132729 owned by eight different companies operating in the Jeilico district jellico LOCOMOTIVE BLASTS We understand that Dispatcher Wool dridge will soon tako a much needed restAgent Etbridge makes a good man in charge of tbo dancing ball on tbo 4th and knows bow to make it profitable picnicherewhen they lend a helping band success is assured The passenger travel on the Henderson division was very heavy on the 4th and Ion some trains an extra man was put to assist in collecting tickets and fare The place of honor in the big parade at bytbeWalsh certainly felt proud to see his boys lead SSSIIIIISUS ISS3SSI OME persons say SIduring summer But losing flesh is losing ground Can you afford S to approach another win s ter in this weakened con- S dition 0 Coughs and coldsweak and lungs come S quickest to those who are thin in flesh to those eas o S Hy chilled to those who 2 S have circulation and feeble digestion Scoffs 1 8 Emulsion i of cotf liver oil with hypo L- phosphites does just as It S ginin August as well as April tYou certainly need as g 0 strong nerves in July as in January And your weak 5- J and lungs should S be healed and strength delaySII 9 SCOTT 4t BOWHK Chemists New York O 0e 1 y Ii fft Mk 4 ARE YOU BANKRUPT health constitution undermined by ex travagance in eating by disre garding the laws ofnature or physicalcapital all gone if so NEVER DESPAIR Tutts Liver Pills will cure you For sick headache dyspepsia sour stomach malaria torpid liver constipation biliousness and all kindred diseases Tutts Liver Pills an absolute cure For the first time in years Agent George OBryao of Henderson failed to show up on the 4th of July and we suppose the Dewey day at Evansville proved a greater attraction for him Agent Matt Draper of Empire came down on the 4th and spent several hours here Although the rain did pour Matt cared but Utile alter be read the clorlous- nows of the annihilation of the second Spanish fleet A small strike took place at Hopktnsville one day last week A crew of men in the employ of the Western Union Telegraph Company struck because the foreman not secure for them a pass to go home to spend the 4th The restoration of five of the ten cent cut on the tst of this month was glad news to the men and while many expected tho full restoration they eel thankful or what they got and will walt patiently until January i when the remaining five per cent will be restored As an indication of the business done by the railroads in the South on account of the war n trainload of cartridges alone was recently shipped to Tampa Fla byway of savannab Ga which comprised ten cars IItis an evident fact that the government has on a small scale taken possession of and is now operating a short road in Populisticpopulist will not go to Cuba even it their ideas arc carried into effect Here is what an able writer in the Man tbeIIn corporationsYou has been retarded In its progress by this prejudice against corporations 1 know it I have felt It I see It wherever I go Take the railroads for II lustration The South needs more of them There are sections of the South that are fifty or sixty miles from a rail road Of course these sections would give a large portion of their lands to have a railroad built through them but can It be expected that any additional railroads will be built in those States where the public men and legislatures are doing ev erything In their power to destroy the railroads already in exietence This vic ious sentiment so disastrous to all pro tress e movements is also I think on the decline Let us hope that wherever intelligence rules and ambition for a higher development prevails and a sense of justice presides this prejudice against railroads may be softened to the point wbcro equal and exact justice may be meted out to the greatest creative agcnciei known to mankind Of the i 0092 miles of railroad constructed in the United States during the first six months of this year threefifths of the mileage was built in the states west of the Mississippi and all but 80 miles of sectionIsouth of the Ohio river and east of the Mississippi With the exception of five miles in Maine not a mile was built In the New England States In the southwest Alabama heads the list with 125 miles then follow Missouri g mlles Louisiana 78 miles New Mexico 71 California and North Carolina 65 miles Texas 63 miles TerritoryGlKentucky does not have a showing in this estimate for the reason that this kind of enterprise encounters serious discouragement in this state Political piracy runs rampant and delights to center Its as saults particularlyon the railroads All the rapine and party blackmail in the democrat and populist organizations are exerted at every session of tbo Ken railwayinvestments of new or extended lines to open undevel oped resources Kentucky has a total railway mileage of 3045 with but an increase of 31 miles in 1897 One fourth of the counties are without railway facilities In spite of the tact that they are fruitful of ore timber and agricultural products but substan tially useless because inaccessible Railroads aregreat educators As they open the way to the mattock in the mine the plow in the field or the axestroke in the dell for the complete development of buried or neglected riches dis appear and school houses stand where the illicit still stood Capital is not unmindful of these advan tages but It ears the attacks of the politi cal brigands who lie in wait for it In the legislative balls Kentucky is bountiful and it will be marvelous In product as soon as It Is saved bom official highwaymen Dixon News Jesse Holeman of Clay was in fown SundayMiss Mamie Cobb who has been visit ing friends in Clay returned Sunday visitingMisses I Will Doris andwife are visiting at L JHalls this week Dro Ligon filled his appointment here Saturday and Sunday Several of our young people went to the Ice Cream Supper at Mt Lebanon Satnr day night Tbomas Page and James Givens cele brated the Fourth at Evansville Mrs Nannie Bennett of Eldarado III is visiting the family of Henry Doris this weekBob Armstrong and family of Morions Gap are the guests of Mrs Cavanah this weekThe infant child ot lied Ramsey died Thursday May they believe that their loss is its gain lobn Crews who was shot some weeks ago near Little Zion died Friday and was buried near Wanamaker Saturday eve Ho leaves a host of friends to mourn his lossJ W Maban and Miss Kate Brooks were married at the residence of the brides father Thursday eve The bride is one of the most highly accomplished young ladies of the town The groom is an excellent gentleman He came from Union county here about three ago and taught the Dixon 111gb School for two terms but has since begun the practice of law May they have a pleasant voyage on Id seaof life is the wish of CHAT It Was Not Let Us Take a Walk Detroit Free Press What WAS it one Kentucky edi tot safdtQcUioihcr Kentuky editor at W41l1ce This S tho latest so far we think fronvjfic vyarjoke fiend D W Schleyxlida Sampson p 2 Watson 02 a i J Mils wiHjsl V fT I t yj vrv AJLv j IF EVERY flWj There is the Right Shoe Your Shoe here We make a 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important war news of the daily edition Special dispatches up to the hour of publication Careful attention will be given to Farm and Family Topics Foreign Correspondence Market Reports and all general news of the World and Nation We furnish the NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE and your favorite home paper THE BEE BOTH ONE YEAR FOR 125 Send all orders to THE BEE Earlington Ky ST STORE w Otn rlfl THE the STUCK I i IUP tJ If looked over our new line would at once say that you ffi would like them stuck up on 50 your rooms IUs a pleasure to pi fI us to show them tn COME IN AND ASK TO SEE THEM ffl if ST WILLARDHOTELw MANAGER lOuseJBEST a and 250 IN LOUISVILLE H Build Home I Repair House HOUSE ORDER HAVE KYI Reliable War News NATIONALFAMILY i NEWSPAPER Correspondents New York Weekly Tribune LW WWBERNARD GENERAL fi1of BERNARD GENERAL STORE 1 Jcrr1e ee A gIJ 3nbusiru roe tCfirbe LOCAL NEWS city We celebrated the 4th in grand style Dr Williams of Crofton was InDi the city the 4thWjW O Toy is spending the week in Nashville to Misses SaUte McGrath is visit in Evansville also ClayisMiss Dennis of Audubon isM visiting Mrs Enfield StevensJ Rev W O Rickard of Crof ton Visited relatives in yesterda0JMiss Cora Harry ot Ho kinsm ville is Mrs Fox t this weekCMiss Della Combs of Hopkins was ville Mrs M this weekCbaMr Walter McGary is confined to his room this week withchills and feverof Miss Cora Harry of Hopkins ville is the of her sister Mrs Ilamp FoxlMiss Sarah Farnsworth left for Nachvillc yesterday where she will visit Mrs W S J3ramwcllt c Mr and Mrs Enfield Stevens and Mrs T D Walker left today to spend a few days at Dawson AI leaaand a few last week in St Louisatml icMrswere the guests of the family of Mr J E Day this week for Mr Ned Glenn of Springfield Tcnn formerly connected with the Madisonville Hustler was in Earlington on the Fourth L Misses Emily and Claude Grang- erI of Wilmington S C have come to spend a month with their sister Mrs Wm McCarlcy Mr James It Rash of this city went to Chickamauga Sunday to visit his nephew Jas IL Rash Jr M of the Third Kentucky Regiment Misses Agnes Wyatt Nannie and Ellic Stokes arc in Nashville this week attending the Inter national Y P S C E Conven tion fMr JF Pfohl and daughter of ent Princeton Ind and Mr Lewis Pfohl of Patoka Ind visited the family of Mr John Heppell this weekwMrs Jim McDonald of the Mad isonville country is at the bedside of her mother Mrs Ray McDon of ald who has been ill for sonic time and expected to die at any time of in Mr S C Hancock anti wife Chas Nance and wife Mr L Beat and Master Ed Nance all of Onton Ky were the guests of W the families of Mr Carpenter and Mr Duvall this week d Mr Bryan Hopper the genial St Bernard druggist has returned from a visit to Halsey and other points in the mountains of Eastern Kentucky He reports a pleasant time and improved healthg Everybody came to Earlington no Monday who lived near and a great many from distant places Hop kinsvillc Crofton Mannington Mortons Madisonville Hansonal Slaughters Sebree Robards and other placesbMr D G Wiley of Hopkins yule while at Dawson for his health was struck with paralysis last Saturday however the attack is not as serious as first reportedh and it is hoped that Mr E will soon recover C Rev E A Ross is still conduct ing a revival meeting at the taber nacle in Madisonville and continue the remainder of theI week preaching at 10 a m and 730 p m Mr Ross is an earnest and forceful preacher and is mak ing good impressions in Madison ville Mr Howard White the clever mining engineer and electrician of the St Bernard Coal Company after spending several weeks visit ing friends and relatives id Phila delphia ond other Eastern points- is again in our midst He is look ing well and reports tHat he had fine time Lightning struck a tree in Mr Jno M Victorys yard last Mon day making a terrific report and scattering bark around over the premises also shocking the hired girl was near No serious a damage was done and probably lightning was only celebrating the Fourth and the great Sampsonvictorymasmuchas it occurred in Capt Feland Did Not Enlist ITheCincinnati Enquirer of last Friday contained a bit of erroneous news concerning the late Capt John Polands enlistment in an Ohio regiment at Chickamaugai Capt Feland returned to Hopkins yule and denies the statement ItI is reported that he went lo Chicka- mauga in search of a staff appoint men r but failing to find a vacancy eturncd home- Subscribe for TilE BEE A RUNAWAY HOUSE Wounded Man and a Broken Buggy On last Friday afternoon Mr Daniel Rowland of the Rose Creekcountry and C C Hall pastor of the M E Church of this were preparing to leave Mr Thtoabout one andr half miles from house The two men seated in a buggy witlia bicycle in the front of the buggy when the horse became be frightened at the wheel and started run away On being checked pIkickMr Rowlands leg and being pulled around against a tree broke loose from the buggy and ran off Rowland jumped from the and thought he was unin juredat first but found in a mo ing ment that his leg was broken Dr Ferguson of Nebo was called for the telephone and arrived in few minutes and set the broken and at this writing Mr is doing as well as could expected Mr Hall was not hurt very bad When the buggy hit the tree he thrown to the ground but es with a few scratches and a head The buggy was not damaged much and can soon be repaired The orse and buggy were the property Mr Hall and profiting by so narrow an escape and hoping to avoid future trouble Mr Hall does not now drive such a nice animal but to be hoped a it salcr one of There is more Catarrh in this section of country than all other diseases put f wilupposedmany years doctors pronounced it n local disease and treatment pronounced it incurable Science has C- IOtreatmenlfactored by F J Cheney Co Toledo is the oly constitutional euro on the It Is taken internally in doses 10 drops to a teaspoonful It acts- recttyon the blood and mucous surfaces had pcdollars ruItSold by Druggists 7 c Halls Family Pills are the best The Dedication The dedication of Bethany church on Rose Creek road near be Nebo that was announced in last weeks BEE to be held last Sunday July 3 actually took place on the above day and dateanRev S W Schelton Presidingli Elder of the Green River E Church Kentucky Confer cncc delivered the dedicatory sera mon text Acts i chap4v E Wait for the promise of the Father The sermon was grand and abounded in rich thought and 2SC soul food About 1000 people were pres and dinner was served on the ground In the afternoon the church was formally dedicated to God alter the sacrament of the Lords administered to a great many communicants The thanks of the membership that church are extended to all friends who assisted in the erection the church and who contributed the collection taken on that dayAmong those in attendance from in Earlington were Mr and Mrs A Toombs Mr and Mrs Rady of Peyton Mr and Mrs J D Harris Mrs Long Mrs Larmouth and others Remarkable RescueilMrs Michael Curtain Plainfield Ill the statement that she caught cold which settled on her lungs she was treated is or a month by her family physician but rew worse He told her that she was a hopeless victim of consumption and that could cure her Her druggistd suggested Dr Kings New Consumption she bought a bottle and to her dellgbt found herself benefited from of first doso She continued Its use and fter taking six bottles found herself sound and well now does her own workI na is as well as she ever was Free trial a otlies of this Great Discovery at St Ber nard Drug Store Large bottles joe cents and rooIMemorial ServiceIJ The Knights of Pythias will old memorial services in the M Church on Sunday afternoon July loth at 330 p m Rev C Hall will deliver an appropriate 1iarge t The following is the program MusicCSongInvocationProlate Theodore Watts SongReading list of names of delceased members of Victoria Lodge No 84 by Chas Cowell P C Song SermonRev C C Hall C C Song Dismissal 11Remalkable Rescue- A startling incident of which Mr JobnI Oliver Philadelphia was tho subject is narrated as follows I was In a most dreadful condition My skin was almost yellow eyes sunken tongue coated continually In back and sides no appetlleI gradually growing weaker every day Three physician had given me up Fortunately friend advised trying Electric Bluets and to my great Jay and surprise the first bottle made a decided improvement and In three weeks was a well man I know they saved my life and robbed the grave of another victim No one should fall to try them Only soc per bottle at St Bernard Drug Store A Wreck In a wreck on the I C railroad at Garrison Creek seven miles cast of Paducah Engineer Jake Thompson was killed and James Scott of Madisonville was injured Several others were badly shaken up nr Ottos Spruce Gnat Jlaltam Is a scientific remedy bawd on modem discoveries and rom pounded by cliemlsu renown wliohave irlyen throat aud mar dUeate llfestndy Attt Jour dmgffUt to procure It for you U not la Hold n two Ues and SOc Sold by St Bernard Dug Store TilE LARGEST CROWD That Has Ever Visited Earlington Was Hereon the Glorious Fourth O ESTIMATED AT 5000 PEOPLE Picnic Given by the A OU W Lodge Wat a Grand Success National ColoraSt and Old Glory Were Conspicuouspo July 4 1898 is one day long to remembered in Earlingtonwi cabyhad been well advertised pcganacIcot istoit was seen that the crowd would be the largest that had ever thbersprhadyeandselves and find plenty to catr11Dernordschedule time and the lodge members after marching through the the exbeautifuldays festivities began and con tinued until late in the night1m The hard rain in the morning and kept a great many people away from the park but in the afternoon was very pleasant and in a short while the picturesque spot was full visitors Liberal estimates place the num- o visitors at about 5000 and red of and blue neckties Dewey buttons flags and other novelties were seen everywhere while Old Glory was floating in- onspicuous places all of which that the people were filled with patriotism and made it a day lags long to be remembered The hacks and other vehicles all they could do carrying the to and from the park Until in the night they were kept bringing the immense thhomeproud of the day proud of their grand country and proud of the goLongred A Sudden Attack I was suddenly broken down with kidney liver troubles and for two months I pihlllemade up my mind to try Hoods Sarsapat rilta and after taking a few ble to ride out I am now well ULYSSES COUPTON Buchanan Ky he Hoods Pills are the favorite family cathartic Easy to take easy to operate The Hoss Editor On last Friday morning at an early hour the hoss editor wife and scion editors took their de heparture over land to the old coun or try home of the hoss editor near Nebo At this time we presume that he is engaged in telling the little that he actually knows and jlldidlive in that corner of the deaden wing what large crops he used to raise the big snakes he has killed that country and now that he has moved to the city tells the great buildings erected unT der his supervison and that Earl ington needs his day by daeWe suppose that he is lament the fact that the editor of TUE BEE is away and the hoss editor away taking a vacation and grieved because there will be no issue of THE BEE this week But DEE press man and the city ventures to say that thetl usual wtakley issue in the the editorinchief and the presence of the hoss editor will be sent meanwhile we expect to see great report next week from the hoss editor concerning crops etcb and also get to read the poem of The old oaken bucket the iron bucket that hung in they well Mr Isaac Homer proprietor of the Burton House Burton W Va and one of the most widely known men In the State was cured of rheumatism after three years suffering He says I have not surV command of language to convey Idea of what I suffered my physicians me that nothing could be done for me and my friends were fully convinced that but death would relieve me of my suffering In June 1894 Mr Evans then salesman for the Wheeling Drug Co recommended Chamberlains Pain Balm At this time my foot and limb were double their normal size and it seemed to me my would burst but soon after I began the Pain Balm the swelling began to decrease tho pain to leave and now I consider that I am entirely cured For sale by St Bernard Drug Store Earlington George King St Charles Ben Robinson Morions Gap Died Miss Sallie Thomasson daughter of Joseph Thomasson ofi Hccla died Tuesday evening atI 4 oclock of consumption ment took place at Earlington cemetery yesterday afternoon The family of the deceased have our sympathy Bucklens Arnica Salve The best Salve in the world for Cuts Bruises Sores Ulcers Salt Rheum Fever Sores Tetter Chapped Hands Chilblains Corns and all Skin Eruptions and posi tively cures Piles or no pay It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money Price 350 per box For Sale by St Bernard Drug Store More Lightning tn the thunderstorm that passed over tIm White Plains country Sunday afternoon lightnirig struck a tree in James Dillinhams yard It went from there to the house and ripped off a large amount of weath erboarding Several members of tIm family were shocked and two dogs under the house were killed r at DR 0 W RASH Passed a Rigid Examination and Is Apppointcd Surgeon in United States Army On last Monday morning Dr W Rash pass d through Earl is ington cnroute for his home in I Madisonville on his return from Washington for examination for in the U S armyalDr Rash applied for the ap some time ago and for about two weeks since was ordered Washington for examination about twentyfive other appli for the same position Dr passed a most rigid examination and was appointed to the which is one of honor emolument and to have been to so young for the doctor Co only twentythree years of age to just ground for pride on his and congratulations from his many friends Dr Rash had a good record at for medical schools of Louisville New York He made great in Madisonville as a prac physician and though young because of his record as a stu abroad and at home and his as a physician and his walk as a gentleman none at his appointment In the Doctors good fortune we heartily join his many friends in our congratulations Dr Rash was ordered to report at Ft Monroe but granted six days to get ready the we suppose that on next Saturday he will report at the above named place Fourth of July SnapShots The familiar face and form Walter McGary the clever liveryman was missing on the Fourth Walter was in bed sick of much to the regret of his many tne friends Those handsome little souvenir the compliments of TImE BEE went off like a Fourth of July sky rocket with a rushand long after the supply was exhausted there was a demand for them the FrankSport McGary was here and everywhere with his war- ovelties and also looked after the running of some of the conveyances to the grounds Sport there with both feet and you bet on that Col Wash Etheridge our clever railroad agent had charge of the dancing pavilion and filled the with great credit He was alert and prompt as he is in attending to the wants and answering questions of the many people has to deal with in railroad transactions We suppose that our hoss ed itor enjoyed himself hugely while rusticating in the wilds of the Nebo country We havent heard from him yet and dont know whether was able to discover a mint bed not One patriotic citizen who was running over with patriotism mint or a stronger article or in ther words he was full said it only a hard chill so we are in formed by a knowing party The day passed off very quietly was some drinking of course and one or two little scrapes which did not amount much however Skeet Umstcad our only Skeet played with the band and it is needless to say that he put his whole heart and soul in it Marvin Evans our clever little bicycle rider had his wheel decorated to suit the occasion and attracted a great deal of attention Mr Thomas Longstaff worked to make the picnic the grand success it was The future is uncertain but II you keep our blood pure with Hoods Sarsaparilla- you may be sure of good health Revival Services Rev Josephus Lee of Oakland Ind began a series of re services in the General Baptist Church last Monday night and will continue about two Weeks Bro Lee is assisted by Prof- S M Stevens of Howell Ind who conducts the singing Next Sunday at 1030n mm Bro Lee will preach a special sermon to the children and young folks Lot all the children come We have heard this brother preach- to children and feel safe in saying that it will benefit the old as well as the young We arc informed that the General Baptist Church will be dedicated July 17th at 1030 a m are glad that while churches being dedicated at different places that frequently one is announced for in our thriving little city Fires at riadisonvllle I A cottage belonging to Mr J D Oldhain was destroyed by Friday morning at Madisonville The house was occupied by Geo W Scruggs and a considerable portion of his household goods were destroyed The cottage will be rebuilt at once The kitchen of Mrs Brooks boarding house caught fire from the cook stove last Sunday after noon but was discovered and the fire extinguished before much dam age was done Cotter thin A Kjondlko fold Mint Good lieitlli U priceless when onco lost When you hUD a alight or cough Invest 45cln a bottlo of Dr Oltoe ium Hal amtberetMrn IUD irrealerthaiialiallliitereit Inan Alaska cold mine tut goldcanilot health JeW1ft of a IllJrb cold Sold by St Bernard Drug Store g1i I I Testament Lost in the Civil War Recovered by the Son of the Owner Fostoria Ohio July 2A letter ers and a badly worn testament were received today by Capt F R Stewart from his son Victor who with Company D Sixth Ohio V at Camp Thomas Chicka mauga Park The letter stated that a few days a Georgian visited the camp the Sixth and called at the tent an the purpose of selling relics One of the relics was a testament- on the flyleaf of which was printed of F R Stewart Fostoria Ohio Company H Fortyninth Ohio Volunteers Col McMaken hastily sent for Lieut Col Bulger of this city and showed the testament is him and he at once hastened to D and asked Victor Stewart come to headquarters ItArriving there and seeing the in testament the young man readily is price asked two dollars the book He secured a statement from the Georgian that he had found the testament in 1869 in an old hospi purchasedin in remembers losing the testament shortly before the battle of Stone River which began Dec 30 1862 Flag for Third Regiment Chickamauga Park Ga 3Today was an Old GloryIn day for the Third regiment was presented with a S250 flag byal merchants of Lexington The flag fund was raised by the mother Ifdierswas delivered by Milwards brother who is City Treasurer of Lexington It was ande appropriate Col John Wilkinsaj Bowling Green on the regiment made the responseI FgemWilliams of dandmonies were conducted amid CI cheers from the soldiers and the Kentucky visitors Col Smith regiments splendid leader was also complimented by rousing cheers The camp was filled with to visitors and the boys have enjoyed the day immmensely be Penitentiary Wardens Selected Frankfort July IThe State It Board of Prison Commissioners held a night session and elected Eph Lillard of Jessamine county warden of the Frankfort penitentiary and Henry F Smith of Bowling Green warden of the Eddyville penitentiary Jarvis Stone of Spencer county was elected clerk of the Frankfort penitentiary Henry B Ware and John Hunt of Frankfort were selected to cooperate with the committees appointed by the State Board of Sinking Fund Commissioners in making an inventory of the penitentiaries- It is believed Ed F Garth of Covington will be deputy warden at Frankfort and George Catlett of Lyon county deputy warden at Eddyville A Mistake It has been reported for several days that the I C railroad com pany had bought out the Arcadia a hotel property at Dawson and would build a large and commodious hotel on the site and make that one of the finest watering a places in the south A gentleman from here had a talk with Mr Holcman one of the proprietors who says that it is a all rumor and that the I C company had made no proposition neither has the Arcadia Co The Arcadia is un der its present management pre pared to furnish all the modernIin conveniences of an uptodate hotel and during the summer months is always filled with guestsMailChanged Hands Oak Hill coal mines near Nor tonville changed hands recently Mr Jabez Trathem who has been foreman of the Monarch mines is now the manager of the Oak Hill mines and Mr W H Hall of Madisonville will be the secre tary while Mr John Trathem will besuperintendentThe gentlemen arc recommended as good business men honest and reliable and from this we predict success to the com pany under their management The Evansville Press Club A representative of TilE BEEI had the pleasure of visiting the headquarters of the Evansville Press Club while in the Indiana City on the Fourth They kept 1open house for all visiting mem bers of the press where a nice lunch lemonade cigars etc were to be had at all times and free of charge Each and every member- of the Press Club is an A i fellow and they can rest assured that their hospitality was appreciated by TilE BEE MAN CASTOR I A For Infants and Children BoughteBoors tho- Signaturo of w Three Hundred Feet Deeper From the Uniontown Telegram- A depth of one thousand feet having been reached In the borings at the oil well a new contract was entered into the first of the week in which Contractor Chapman and men agree to drill three hundred feet in quest ot the much covetedoil Although no oil or gas has yet been reached it is possible that at any time success may crown the efforts of the corn pany Meanwhile the final result is anxiously awaited t IliENTUCKY NEWS NOTES the Frankfort July 2Thie FarmI and Merchants Bank of whoSlaughtersville filed articles of incorporation with the Secretary of State Capital 20000 Incor- porators W B Smith W C thCoffmanrc- A document of great value as a historical relic and for containing autographic signature of Light the Horse Harry Lee has been sent to this office by Miss Sallie Morgan war Oakville it is a warrant or the deed to some land on Red river in this county conveyed under a military grant by the Governor of Vir ginia The date of the instrument April 1792 at which time Ken tucky was a part of Virginia and Gen Lee was Governor thereof to is written on genuine parchment 000 a delicate and regular handand still perfectly legible The sig nature of Gen Lee is not so deli vacate or legible It resembles the erty perpendicular writing affected by some society people except it is larger and coarser as if the general had dipped the point of his sword ink and written his name with that No title is affixed It is signed plain Harry Lee Russell ville HeraldLedger as Sundays storm did considerable damage in the vicinities of Roar Springs A fine orchardof been Ed Stegar near Beverly was demolished Mr H Hsh at Herndon had a buggy blown twenty feet into a deep gully and and totally wrecked Mr Johnsones barn near Beverly damaging two binders and a fine cow His crop was badly damaged Wheat was scat in many oi the fields around any floated away Corn was 1evS to the ground and many miles J fences blown down Tobacco lowlands suffered considerably damage in those sections can be estimated at present but it MIdollars tIR A Henderson dispatch says It The was moving day in the Henderson telephone business Saturday as it was the date fixed by the grocers dispense with their phones They were all taken out The butchers of the city are reported to following in the footsteps of the grocerymen in telephone matters was given out on good authority that they were circulating a peti tion similar to that signed by the grocerymen asking for cheaperF rates This petition it was numerously signed Several other parties not included in the two above named classes of busi ttheytelephone rates and would in all probability order their phones removed A CONTRAST From the New York Advocate 1776 On July 4 1776 a document un equaled in importance was submit ted to the consideration of man kind There were many things to make it extraordinary It emanated from the New World It was a manifesto against the then strongest Old World power It was the protest of a child against the exactions and oppressions of its mother Three millions of people stood behind it they were scattered over vast domain without great chips without armies with a loose or ganization they pledged life for tune and sacred honor in support of a Declaration of Independence The style of the document has often been criticised The accu racy of its allegations has been impeached It has been compared later times to a fulmination of Bombastes Furioso But each charge is sustained by a voice of impartial history Granting the truth of the charges the style is not exaggerated but is a model of directness destitute alike of indefiniteness and am big uityand properly pronounced it has a potency oi exciting enthusiasm worth to the American people then and now an army of twice ten thousand men The mother country had not perfected its colonizing policy the liberalization of the British mon archy had scarcely begun The king in addition to native obstin acy fancied that he stood for the legitimate scope of monarchal powerThe battle was long and fierce and Englanddistracted by corn complications with other powers the chief of which under a desire to punish an ancient enemy and to aid a struggling people seized the opportunity to put its army and navyat the service of those who antedated it in raising the banner of liberty equality and fraternity was fain to submit to so great a loss of prestige territory and pop ulation When the treaty of peace was signed and the British troops withdrew from the United States an achievement was consummated the measure of which the King of kings and Lord of lords alone can takeThe rightfulness of the Revolu tion is demonstrated by the modifications in the English colonial policy which it necessitated by the modifications in the representative Eoverrope with the exception of Turkey and over the republics of South America and it is practically conceded by modern British 1898 The country is in war with the nation that discovered the New World An unsuccessful revolution in a large colony so near that a sailboat might reach it In half a dayti revolution begun and car nod forward for many years by colonists who have more to com plain of than the revolutionists of 4 P v thirteen Statesexcited the sympathy of the people without of party After long for the triumph of those claim Cuba by right of discovery and uninterrupted possession for hundreds of years Congress took such measures as to compel or the submission of Spam to mandate to withdraw forever Cuba The flag takes its old place The i grandson ol General Grant is on staff of the son of General Lee This an incidental result of the goes far toward reconciling to war many not originally convinced of its need In this war we are to the Cubans what France was to America ex copt that we had no reason to be jealous of the power of Spain no serious grievances of longstanding punish Today instead of 3000 there are 70000000 instead fortyfiveStatesinstead Pacific coast instead of pov wealth incomputable instead ofslavery liberty instead of small towns great and powerful citiesjI instead of slow traveling teams railroads and ships instead of laggard mails telegraphs and cables and single ships mightier for destruction than a whole navy such bombarded Boston and New YorkThus far wounds and death have so few that while grief and despair invade some homes hope sits smiling on the thresh holdover which 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both aorta the only dIfference lu tIIO form and comparative coat of packing or patting up The rivecent pack not 10 he ha1 or 11 n 11 probable that almost any obtaIn A supply when rHluteul a customer to do so j but In any caso a single containing ten nxtage pahlto any oddrew for Aye cents In forwarded to the lllpans Chemical Co No Spruce Bt New York Until tbe thoroughly Introduced to the trade agents and peddlers will be supplied at o which will allow them a fair margin of iTOtHYliil carton for 4OcentL lii cartons for tl52 B gross TJUcaitoni 23 gross 1300 cartons for Cash with the order la every case r aa a a U a aa aa elrtliurO Lan hair Brecltlnrldge Insurance CoI Of LiVcrpool Tbe Largest Fire Insurance Company in tbe World lDoesthe Largest Business in tbe State of Kentucky the Largest Business in the Southern States Paid in Kentucky in 1896 2498310 n f M MOORE IPAUL KY Vicinity for Earlington and Y Signatureoff Bdug- htCASTOR1A BarbeD Castleman MANAGERS Southern Department Home Office Louisville K- yWWVVWYW I I tWE HAVE SPAREDINO EXPENSE To make our Funeral I Equipment the best in this part of the State t Anything and every thing you want in livery i 1 PRICES ALWAYS 1 THE LOWEST BARNETT ARNOLD g EARLINGTON KY 4ewwlLwl spcler J ci j i THE SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON II THIRD QUARTER INTER NATIONAL SERIES JULY 10 Text of the Lelson I Kings xvII 110 Memory Versa 20 Golden Text I Kings xvII 10 Commentary by1 the Ilor D M Stearns Copyright 1853 by D M Stearns 1 As tho Lord God of Israel llrctb bo foro whom I stand This is tho first recorded word from Elijah tho prophet as ho comes to Ahab with his mcssngo from God This Is that Ahab who did inoro to provoke tho Lord God of Israel to anger than oil tho kings of Israel that were bo toro him chapter xvi 83 8 And tho word of tho Lord camo unto him saying A truo man of God ro cclvca his mossaRo from God and dcllrors it for God socking only to ploaso God While ho must of necessity stand before people to deliver his message ho does not nlm to please people but llko Paul says As wo wore allowed of God to be put in trust with tho gospel oven so wo spook not as pleasing men but Ood who tricth our hearts I Thcss II 4 Oal I 10 L Got thoo hence nnd turn thee cast ward and hldo thyself by tho brook Cher ith that Is before Jordan It is a great thing perhaps tho greatest thing in tho llfo of n child of God to learn to lira alone with God Our Lord Jesus was much alono with Ills Father both in tho humblo homo in Nazareth and after Ho entered upon Ills public work 4 And It shall bo that thou halt drink of tho brook and I havo commanded tho ravens to feed theo there When wo pro on tho Lords business and just where Ho would havo us to be nil our temporal needs are sure to bo supplied Math vi 83 Wo shall always find thrtt which wo havo need of day bv day without fall Ezra 10 5 So ho went and did according unto tbo word of the Lord Willing anti obedi ent Is always tho way of blessing Isa I 10 Elijah asked no questions and rondo no suggestions but simply obeyed God has as clear a plan for each of ns ns Ito had for Elijah anti If wo aro only willing anti obedient ito will guide us In It- O And tho ravens brought him broad and flesh in the morning and brood and flesh in tbo evening and ho drank of tbo brook Wo nro not to leave fellowship with that which is in Gods sight unclean or sock help from tho ungodly but if Ito commands tho unclean to minister unto us we are to accept all things as from Him and bo thankful I TheM v 18 7Jnd it camo to pass after awhile that tim brook dried up because there hail been no rain In tho land If Elijah had depended upon tbo brook bo wouU nat urally tool discouraged as ho saw it grow ing less and less day by day but depend ing upon God ho could say All my springs are in Thco Ps Ixzzvll 7 0 Christ thou art my fountain over flowing and my sweet wayside brook Is Tblno nnd mine Ho Is El Shaddal tho mighty God who is all sufficient Gen xvll 1 8 And tho word of the Lord came un to him saying Wo need afresh word from the Lord for every occasion What Ito told us to do last time may not bo Ills mcssngo for us next time oven though tho circumstances may bo very similar See II Sam v 10 S3 Wo must wait on our God continually and trust in Him with alt our heart and lean not to our own under standing then wo shall always bo sure of guidance Hos xII 0 Prov ill 5 lea xxz Cl Wo must gather manna fresh every morning 0 Arise get thco to Zarcphath which belongoth to Zidon and dwell there Bo hold I havo commanded n widow woman there to sustain thco These aro His now orders God has been watching His child and doubtless Elijah had communion with God every day 10 So ho arose and went to Zaro phatb And there was tho widow woman at tho gate of the city gathering sticks and ho asked her to bring him a drink of water Perhaps as tho Lord whispered to Samuel Behold tho man I Sam ix 17 Ho may have whispered to Elijah This is tho woman of whom I told theo 11 And as she was going to fetch it ho called to her and said Bring me I pray thee n morsel of broad in thine hand His wants were not many either in tho way of food or raiment IIo did not live to cat but to do tho will of God Llko our Lord Jesus his meat was to do tho will of Him that sent him and ho knew that bread would bo given him anti his water would be sure It is a good thing to learn to bo content in any state whether full or hungry Phil iv 11 12 12 And she said As tho Lord thy God llvctb I havo not a cake but an handful of meal in n barrel and a little oil in a crust This is her pitiful story with tho added item that when she and her ton had eaten this sho expected they would havo to dlo Perhaps her poor heart was saying Hath God forgotten to bo gracious nnd sho was wondering what somo of His promises could mean It was surely her extremity anti Ills opportunity for God helps thoso who cannot help themselves Ps lxxII 12 13 And Elijah said unto her Fear not Go nnd do as thou hast said But make mo thereof a little cake first and bring it unto mo and after make for theo and for thy son It was not n very abundant welcome for the roan of God and somo would feel that thcro was a great mistake somewhere But ono who had been ministered unto by ravens would not bo apt to faint In this emergency 14 For thus salth tho Lord God of Is mel Tho barrel of meal shall not waste neither shall tho cruse of oil tall until tho day that the Lord scndcth rain upon the earth The God of Israel had fed mil lions of people for 40 years with bread from heaven Ho had brought water out of tho rock for them IIo had divided the Red sea and tho Jordan Ho is tho Creator of heaven and earth and there is nothing too wonderful for Him Jer xxxII 17 87 15 And she wont and did according to the saying of Elijah and sho and ho and her house did eat many days Tho margin says II a full year Faith just believes what God says without any other evidence or in splto of all scorning ovl denco to tho contrary and acts according ly 10 And tho barrel of meal wasted not neither did tho cruso of oil fall according to tbo word of tho Lord which Ho cpako by Elijah But suppose if possible that she had refused to share it what then There had been no increase Are you sharing all you have with others or aro you saying I have not enough for mo and mine and giving to others is out of questionHard give tho Lord a chance to show Ills power and in tho noxt incident wo see that Ho is tho resurrection and tho lifo and tho son given back from the dead would bo more to his mother than if ho had not died The word of tho Lord is truth There is too much bogging aono uuu too little asking There nro two things Christians must over keep in mind Ono is that tho Lord is not n beggar IIo asks for hut n small part of what Ho has so bountifully given Tho other is that thoso who ask iu Ills name are not beg gars either They simply do what the Lord commands When Christians do a great deal of asking from the Lord they never call it begging when tho Lord asks of them Lutheran Take heed It Is of tho utmot Importanco that men should tako heed how and what they hoar The gracious invitation is Ho that hath oars to hear let him hear But would it not bo well for professing Christians boforo thoy go to receive tho good seed either by hearing tho word or by reading it to sock divino strength to cast out tho thorns or cares and worldly inclinations lest tho eooif should bo chokcd 0hurchman host WfttfnInCONSUMPTION tetoUM Mte 1 1ST BERNARD COAL COMPANY 1 INOORPORATED I Miners and Shippers of COAL AN D COKE I iifi 1ILc1TL Offices iii Kentucky Memphis Tenn rA S FORD Manager 327 Upper Second Street Evansville Ind iivVl cles le AgetsJOHN T 1IESSER Hauser Building St Louis Mo j J W fBRIDGMAN Room fy Hartford Building Chicago 111 I I THE FAMOUS ND 9 COAL I For all uses from Earlington Diamond and St Charles pH2 I aGRUSIIKUIWhy buy Highpriced Anthracite Coal when you can get ST BER NARD CRUSHED COKE for a much less price One itonof the Crushed Coke will do the same work asI3 one ton of the best Anthracite Coal I ASK YOUR DEALER FOR IT AND SAVE MONEY TO111114 9S9SftS9S S9S S9S3S9m te t tt 1ei CHRISTIAN ENDEAVORI Topic For tho Week HrglnnlnR July 3 Comment by Her S II Doyle Tone Honoring father anti mother Eph Ti M Prow xvII 021 25 A spirit of irreverence is abroad in tim world today There is not tho rover once either for things divino or human that thero ought to bo Gods name Gods house Gods word Gods day aro not honored nnd revered ns they were by our fathers and forefathers Nowhero is this spirit so manifest as in tho relation that exists between children and parents Wo might almost imagino today that God had commanded parents to honor and obey their children This is all reversing tho law and commandment of God and Introducing into human society customs that cannot but in tho end bo ruinous nnd destruo tive Every sacred principle and tio of Ufo demands that children should love honor respect and obey father and motherTho topical references suggest reasons why children should honor and obey their parents 1 Children should honor their par ents because their happiness depends largely upon tho actions of their chil dren Parents alone can realize how soon and how completely they begin to live only in their children No sooner is the child born until tho lives of its parents become completely absorbed in its Ufo and henceforth they live main ly for their child Is tho child happy they aro happy Is tho child sorrowful they are sorrowful Is tho child sue cessful thoy succeed Is tho child a failure they fail Tho ontiro character of their lives is determined by tho lifo of the child In Prov x 1 Solomon says A wise son makoth a glad father but a foolish son is tho heaviness of his mother Ana again in tho references Chil drens children nro the crown of old men A foolish son is a grief to his father and bitterness to her that boro him If children could only realize how much tho very lifo of parents depended upon them they would bo more careful to honor and respect them for certainly thoy owo it as a sacred duty to mako tho best lifo possible for thoso who have been so much to thorn 2 Children should honor their parents because it is tho command of God Eph vi 14 Children says Paul oboy your parents in tho Lord for this is right Honor thy father and thy mother which is tho first commandment with promise thnt it may bo well with theo anti thou mnyeat live long on tho earth God has said Honor thy father and thy mother Who can disobey God and not regret it God has rondo a promise of long lifo to all who obey tho command Who but wants this promiso fulfilled in them Lot all Eudcavorors tako a firm stand in favor of Gods fifth commandment Let us honor respect nnd obey our parents Lot us make their last days their best and happiest days Children who reverence and respect their parents are trusted and respected by mon and in honoring and obeying parents wo learn to honor and oboy God our heavenly Father Bible Readings Ex xx 12 Lov xix 18 Dent v 16 Ps xxvii 10 Prov iv 1 x 1 xv 20 xix 18 Jor xxxv 18 10 Math xv 15 xix 10 Mark vU 10 Luko xvIII 20 31 Phil li 22 Opportunities Allued Tho individual who has reached or passed midlife in looking backward must needs mark many a turning point in his career when for somo reason or another through ignorance indifference or enpinouefs ho let slip an opportunity which improved might have influ enced most favorably his whole future Theso lost opportunities aro in many oases tho source of deep regret and when missed through unwillingness to make needful sacrifices or through sloth ful self indulgence they nro properly tho occasion of unavailing laments Christian Intelligencer I lLuun Yplnun Wogivn nflvleo but xvu cannot give the ttsduiii tj inllt liy ltLa Hncho foucauld L lLir i1 ANSWERING TO ROLL CALL Air Marching Through Georgia J This ono fought with Jackson and faced tho fight with Leo That one followed Sherman na ho gnllopcd to tho sea Dot theyre marcbln on together just as friendly ns can boo And therUnnswer to tho roll call In tho morn la I Theyll rally to tho light In the stormy day and night In bonds that no cruel fate shall sever Whllo tho storm winds waft on high Their rlngln tattloerjr Our country our country forcrcrl The bravo old flog above them U rlpplln down its red Each crimson stripe tho emblem of tho blood by heroes abed It shall vraro for them victorious or droop nboro them dead For theyMl answer to tho roll call In the morn Inl Theyll rally to tho light In tho stormy day and night In bonds that no cruel fate shall sever While their tar famed bnttlccry- Bholl go ringln to tho slay Oar country our country fororcrl Po L Stanton In Chicago TtmoaIIcrald Real Presence of God God is with ns on this down as wo two aro walking together just as truly as Christ was with the two disciples on tho way to Eramnns Wo cannot BOO Him but Ho tbo Father and tho Saviour and the Spirit is nearer perhaps now than then to those who aro not afraid to hoar tho words of tho apostles about tho actual and real presence of God and His Christ with all who yearn for It Alfred Tennyson Tho Christians li the Eternel Life It is perfected by thu sufferings anti struggles of tho present All things work together for its good Tho firo purifies it tho battlo gives its power exercise tho darkness makes it to grow the more rapidly and persecution extends its achievements Living for Christ is tho ono thing worth living for Christian Statesman Morality Morality without religion can exist only in theory in practice ono without tho other can bo naught but at best a Bciootiflo experiment an artificial growth without any lasting strength Jewish Volco Slandering tlie Lord Wo may gain a reputation for piety by looking solemn but wo shall slander the Lord wbilo doing it Christian Instructor Valklng In tho Light Ho who walks with his faco toward tho Sun of Righteousness will not walk in his own shadow Lnthoran Ob server Extremely So It is really a difficult task to commu nicate to others tho knowledge that you do not possess American Friend Taking Steele Merchants tako account of stock anti business generally is reviewed for mak ing an annual inventory Wo cannot have such a running account in our spiritual relations but each ono should wisely tako a survey for self examina tion and improvement Blessings mercies benefits deliverances and responsibilities duties promises pledges vows and failures shortcomings transgres eiona and Bins theso belong to the year now ending Are you willing thus to make up tho record sealed for tho eternal judgment Gods infinite graco alone can euro tho defects and make your standing for tbo groat day perfect and comploto in Jesus Christ Reformed Church Messenger Pangs of Conscience What a prico wo would pay to bo released from tho pangs of conscienco I It docs mako cowards of us nil II Wo cannot fly from ourselves and this gives us an idea also of Gods omnipresence tolling us nothing is conceal od ftom Him nor Is aught covered from His sight Lotus listen to what con science tolls us is our duty and tho will of God and thus shall wo bo at peace with tho Creator ourselves and nil creatures American Hebrew 1 The Destruction of Ccrveras Fleet Coming as the result dOC after the desperate attack made by the land forces under Gen Shatter In which the greatest heroism was displayed it lit not only a tribute to American arms but Its com pleteness is a presage of that peace for which all must wish Tho Constitution congratulates our country upon this new era in which the American heart is united with the freedom of the American continent from Eu ropean interference as it aim Atlanta Constitution Spanish authority on the ocean once her boast and pride is gono for this war Tbo welcome message will thrill the hearts of all Americans and increase the prestige of the American name everywhere in the world Washington Post The results of the past few days must convince the men in charge of Spanish af fairs that it is worse than useless for that nation to make an attempt to continue the war Spains last and really only import ant fleet has been destroyed while confess lag its weakness by running away Iy the destruction of Cerveras fleet Spain has not only ceased to be a naval power bUIlt is no longer able to send troops or supplies to Cuba It can not defend its sea ports from bombardment It has 60000 men under arms in Cuba but they can win no victories that can help Spain in tbo final adjustment and compelling those men to fight to surrender will reflect no credit nor give prestige to a Government two thousand miles away which tan no longer render them assistance Indian apolis Sentinel The American warship the American gunner nnd tim American commander lake a stand at the bead The successes of our navy in past wars have been sources of pride to the nation There is no falling off in that respect now Braver and more competent men or betterfought ships were never known in the world Who is not proud that he is an American citizen Indianapolis Sentinel The destruction of the entire Cervera fleet may be regarded as a decisive event in tim war It gives to our navy the mas tery of the sea as far as Spain is con cerned GlobeDemocrat EXCITEMENT COOLING Trial of Bob Blanks Will Proba bly Proceed Without Trouble Mayfield Ky July sTbe excitement incident to the coming of the State troops with the negro Bob Blanks has subsided to a considerable extent and it is now thought the trial of Blanks will be allowed to proceed without trouble His case will be taken up by the circuit court as soon as the murder trial of Sam Clark which began Thursday is concluded This will likely bo tomorrow or Thursday Blanks is in mortal fear of being hanged by a mob and does not think the soldiers will be able to protect him Items from Poole Mrs UoumaniaV wife of C C Cay anab and daughter of Jackson Dickey died Sunday evening The deceased had been an invalid for eight years and bad been entirely helpless for more than six years The paitent Christian resig nation bore her very remarkable Her funeral was conducted by Rev W R Smith of Audubon assisted by Rev Stone of this place G W Pool an old landmark died Fri day He Is the last one of a large family who came to this counly then Hendeison county about seventy years ago He WAS quite a character in his way and was known as widely as any other man He and John Crew tho man who died near Dixon of his wounds of some two weeks ago were both burled near here Saturday Uncle David Griffin visited hU nephew J O Ezell several days Subscribe for TIlE BJi C9ur Eeleied iiens lofrhlnlntOta ALriAnnii IUilinilon Kr I The debate on CuKi will draw a large crowd tonight at tim raiding room Ye editor was in Hopkinsville this week visiiinc relatives and friends IiopkinsviileisRev 1u Walker is in our city quite often 1 welcome Is he on a mission Mr Uen Fitzpatrick who has been on the sick list for several days Is now able lo be upWe were pleased to meet our friends from Kortonville Mortons Gap Whllo Plains Madisonville Providence and many other points last Monday Albert Graham of Rockford Inl1 is with us for a short while Ed Campbell is sojourning in Evansville The Wiscmcns picnic last Monday was a successMiss Ross of Providence was Ibo guest of Mrs Ella Mernweithcr this week Abraham Osborn was on the sick list last weekTho boys fought nobly in Cuba last week Our Tell Shelton it like the mighty sea he must be up or down At this season of the year be can bo seen up in his chariot of industryUncle Oscar Smiths house was given a COM of paint a few days ago Mis Florence Warders is visiting her brother and frienJi at Hopkinsville this weekLayingall j ikes aside aint we uptodate on the war question Come out tonight and hear George Simms anti Jim OITult on the allabsorbing question Sergeant flanks a colored mm was the first person to raise the American fi ig over El Canary Banks is a member of the twelfth Infantry Walter Morton is now employed at Rob inson Sf tiros Mrs Delia Campbell is onfined lo her room with a swolon ankle LIRe Prilcbott was In St Glitch In SundayThe District Conference of the A M E Zion church will meet in Adalrville Ky next Tuesday the 1311 Rev Grady of Morton Q IP WS In our town Monday Manuel Martin has a very sicK child at houseRev Slaughter of Djnville Ky has been called to take charge of the Uaptist church at this place We hop tbit he will give satisfaction Mr and Mrs Stewart of St Charles are visiting relatives here Mrs Eliza Sisk of Hanson is the guest of Mrs Press Minters Prof W Smith of Hopkinsville is ex pected here this week on musical business The Zion church in Madisonvjllo is pre paring lo celebrate the event of being the oldest colored church in the country on August C 7 and 8 The Madisonvillo base ball club defeated our club last Saturday Out of four games boysInThere will be a grand rally at the Zion methodist church next Sunday for the pur pose of beautifying the 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