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Bee (Earlington, Ky.): n. Thursday, September 15, 1898. Bee (Earlington, Ky.). 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Bee Publishing Co., Earlington, KY 1898 bee1898091501 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bee (Earlington, Ky.): n. Thursday, September 15, 1898. Bee (Earlington, Ky.). Bee Publishing Co., Earlington, KY 1898 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. w i 1 0 1i IA ID 6o iJzIIhas just received a large shipment 11of School Books and Supplies and P q you can get anything needed in the j I school room at prices that cannot h PI i abe undersold Sec him at J 2 MADI80NVILLE KY UJJ ir tIIirl iIt1 i YEAR EARLINGTON HOPKINS COUNTY KENTUCKY THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 18 1898 37 l Cipltil Stock Paid In Surplus Fund 180000 120000 COMMENCED BUSINESS IN 1807 JNO C MORTON BANKERd The advantages of a bank account I nro numerous It la not to busi I ness men we are talking they all about Itbut to salaried J wage earnerS and lo women I rknow safety It the bank Is a I one Theres convenience always ready and out squandering small sums when you have a large I sum In your pocke- tMADISONVILLE KENTUCKY Young it man dress J I J1 1 jJt up ii Dont be a fop but look well dressed Our l Tailor Made Cloth ing is well and artisti cally made We have GenF prices St Bernard Genl Store w A NISUIH Pronilent II W WAUIHLt Cutilci- 2Xo p kino Lou- atuBANK MAUISONVILLE KY Captal Stock S50000 Transacts a general banking business and invites the accounts of the citizens of Hopkins and adjoining counties lias the finest and most secure vault in li it section ot Kentucky 7 iST JAMES HOTEL ST LOUIE- IEUROPEAN PLAN Rates 7sc nnd 100 per Day RESTAURANT POPULAR PRICES SPECIAL 2GC DINNER j ISPECIAL BREAKFAST AND SUPPER 1 joNoNo t flief Sleik or Mutton Chaps Potatoes Waffles and Coffee sj No j Pink Chops with Potatoes and Cakes 1 or and CoeeorTe20-I No 4 L ke Trout Huller Sauce Cakes or Waf I fles and Coffee or Tea Milk or Uotlormllkjo No Oat Mist and Cream or Iloulllon Hot ijNoTeaI TfJEororeallllanwhit you jet THOS P MILLER PRES NASHVILLE CHATTANOOGA 1 AND o ST LOUIS RAILWAY PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS Mrtwcen Nashville and Chattanooga Ala S bama Augusta Macon Jacksonville Kqox vllle Asheville Wasb Philadelphia New York Portsmouth Norfolk Jackson Memphis Little Rock Texerkana Sherman Waco a Dallas and Fort Worth Palace Day Coaches on all Trains Information pertaining to TItrjETS ROUTES RATES ET8 v Will be cheerColttfurnbhed upon or tot l A J WELCH Division Passenger Agent I Memphis Tenn PassengerIl J MULLANEY Northeastern Pass i 1 Agt 59 W Fourth St Cincinnati O 1 jI C CQWAKDIN Western Pass Agent I f DulldlnglI 11KIAHD F HILL Pass Agi I t Room 328 Bldg Chicago F J L EDMONDSON Southern Pass ARt I I I 1wr Chattanooga TennW DANLEY Grnl Pass and Ticket Agt NASHVILLH TENN 4 GEORGE KING DRUGGIST t ST CHARLESKENTUCKY i 1 NLIol Druggists Sundries criptlohs Carefully Compounded d T ROBINSON DRUGGIST i M rt n G P KCr1tUCKY I Always on band II full aod complete IIlock or DRUGS AND MEDICINES PER r FUMERY and TOILET ARTI I fCLE PAINTS AND OILS r rtYicisA a1 PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFUtLY COHPqttNDED dr I Ii V r SHARER AND WHEELERI Tho Two Generals Travelled on the Same Train Each Unaware of the Others Presence GEN SHAFTER WASNT TALKING MUCH lien Wheeler vas Moro Communicative lie JJealed that Ho Unit Salil that Iretl dent McKlnlojr Sled Ilenmrkcil lo Him that tlio War WAS Not UvorOtlier Mat ter Touched Upon New York Sept 1 1 MnjGcn Win 14 Shutter nnd MnJUen Joseph Wheeler returned to New York by the Bhnio train either gcticnil Icncw the oilier wan aboard the trait and they did not meet oven lifter ihclr arrival in Jersey City Uen Wheeler and his party con Hinting of his son and aide Lieut Jo Kvph YheeicK Jr and MnJ Heuch travelled in u private enl Gen Bhaf tcr who boarded the train lit Wash ington hud a berth in a sleeper L Dllul Know aMI Hlmftcr was There ticri Wheeler was tip and dressed when the train pulled Into the depot anil on tho way to the terry he voIle I jiast the car len Shatter WilD In with out knowing he wits there leit Shut ter took a Inter ferry boat to New York All ho would say regarding his plans was that ho would go to Mon tuuk Idlnt Thursday He was accom panied lIy his wife Jen Wheeler was more communion tlvu vhcn questioned by a reporter He said Will Iteturn to lila Command I will return nt once to MontnuU 1olnt to resume comnmnd of the cay nlry division There are the rcgl mets of cavalry loft nt Monlnnk tile First Thinl Sixth Ninth and Tenth Thoy will be sent to their various sta lions as rapidly as possible ticn Wheeler denied that ho had wild In an interview during his jour Hey south that President McKlnley hind observed to him that the war was not ocr Mover Died Such nn Expression Moreover sauL the general Pres ident MeKlnley never used such ancx presslon In my presenec It Is true that In answer to tpieMtlons as to mus tering out of volunteer hoop I have expressed nn opinion that a considera ble portion of the volunteer force faIOpinion of the Cubans nnd 1orto Itlcans opll1Ionbe found tractable to tho wishes ot this government I have learnedh said that you can accomplish noth ing by dealing harshly with Cubans but by reasoning with lliem you cnn get them to do anything They will listen to reason I dont believe that n large standing army will bo required either In Cuba or Iorto Rico SAW THE PRESIDENT Senator I TI end Mr Whltelntr iteM Had Conference with the Irctldent- as Did Vreildent fllllman Washington Sept11Scnator Da vis and Mr Wliltelaw Itcldmentbcrs oi the peace commission hind n confer nice with President McKinley but it was not n long one It was expected that nil members of the commission would be In Washington some time during time day but the full commis sion may not be here until Thursday afternoon or evening when they will dine with tho president nt tho White House In company with tho members of tho cabinet At that time It is ex pected the instructions to the com mission will bo gone over finally President Olllninn of John Hopkins university Itt HaltI ID ore who is nmctn her of time commission to investigate tIme conduct of tho war also hutch n tall with the president JAPANESE PRESS OPINION It Is Almost Unanimous In Favor of tho United States Itetalnlnff Control of the Philippine Washington Sept 14Time newspa pets reaching the state department in the official malls frojn the east show that the almost universal expression In the public press of Japan is in favor of the United States holding perma neatly nnd governing tho Philippine islands The position taken is that this will be in the interest of peace amid commerce nnd good government Tho editorials ineist that this is the only Issue of tho matter that will sat isfy time highest Interests of the Is Saudi anti time demands of civilization Thus pqpers declare that the United States In assuming tho control of the ttlfuuls will receive tho moral support If not the active cooperation of Japan and Orent Britain GIVEN AN OVATION lleturu of tho Ono Hundred and Fifty Eighth Indiana Volunteers to In dianapolis on Furlough JndlnnnpollH Inch Sept HrheOno Hundred and Iiftyclfjhth Indiana volunteers Col Smith which returned from JCnoxvlllo Tuesday night on fur loughnmmd slept In their cars marched through tho streets en route to Camp Mount This regiment contains three companies of Indianapolis men and tho ovation tendered along the hue of march by the citizens was most en thusiastic Tho men looked exceed ingly healthy and made a fine appear alice In the afternoon the entire reg- Iment was tendered a lunch by time Womans Aid society at the camp William L Posey a prominent farmer of Henderson county has been adjudged insane and ordered to the Lakeland Asylum He is 51 years of age and has a large familyIGen Cassius M Clay has been granted an absolute divorce from his child wife and her maiden name has been restored to her by Circuit Court in session at Richmond w1 i t rTF jriT c 7c 7 I 1A I1 dJ t I J lc1u 0Ut ch00I1100Rs A D SISK while at the Special inducements w 1 rFrom Call and see his prices JiJ xNINTH 1NO COt HAY COMING HOME United States Ambassador sad tin hay Ecnro London En flout for Itoume London Sept HCol John flay the retiring United States ambassador cn l Urn Hay left London for Liver pool from which port they sail for New York on board time steamer Teu tonic rho stuff of the Visited States cmlmsHy with time exception of J It Carter the second secretary and Lieut T C Colwcll the nrirnl attaeho who however were among those who 11 f yIof tb State Department assembled to bid farewell to Col and Mrs Hay accompanied them to lAy crpool A large nnnibcr of frlcndn an ncmhlcd at the railroad station to bid Col flay anti isis wile fowlby Includ lag the queens manner of ccrcmonlcR Col iron Sir William James Colvillu Lady Harcourt C P Adams of lion ton lrof Charles Wnldntcln director of the American archacloglcal school nt Athens exSenator nnd Mrs Cans cron and the Mexican minister Col and Mrs Hay travelled to Liv erpool In a special drawing room car THE DEAD EMPRESS The Jtemaln Kemoved from Genera to ViennaWill bo Interred hIrsute Those of tier Son Geneva Switzerland Sept HThe a casket containing time remains of the Into empress of Austria borne on a fourhorse car nnd followed by two other cars almost burled In floral of ferlngs was conveyed to tho railroad fttntfnji here at 8O a m An cnoimous concourse of people witnessed the ceremony Tho cortege was led by the representatives of the imperial court followed by the federal council head cd by the president amid the Gcnevese council The firemen lined the streets The brilliant suiiililnc made a strik lug contrast to the gloomy aspect of time mourners The funeral train left hero at nine oclock 1- Tho funeral car was ornamented with silver wreaths was surmounted by a silver cross ad had white plumes nt each corner Time casket was ot polished oak with silver mountings It was almost hidden beneath floral Tributes Will bo Interred fleildo the Remains of Hon SloeS jwithof his wife the late Empress Eliza beth will be interred besides those of Crown Prince Rudolph MORE COMPLICATIONS The Turkish Government Refuses to With dratr Its Troops from the Island of Crete Constantinople Sept HTho Turkish government lain sent n circular to time powers nliegluif that tho British provoked time t1ll1orers nt Candid pdunpowers in Crclo and protesting against the bombardment of Candid Time porte announces its refusal lo withdraw the Turkish troops from Crete in spite of tho decision ot the t ndmirnls that such n step Is absolute ly necessary The circular has made n bad inipres fdon in diplomatic circles lUslil llnzonka Consent to Disarm Cnndla Inland of Crete Sept 14 The Dash Hnzouhu havo consented to disarm provided their arms are deliv T ercd to tho Turkish authorities Tho Sold Seeker on Hot zebu Bound San Francisco Sept HThe CUB says There will Io neither stnnntiou nor hardship nt Kotzebu sound thussyear Mummy disappointed gold hmuntg ers will probably return to Sun cisco hut private advices say that thewmajority Of those who went front Francisco will remain on tim Kubuck river until next spring nt least AntlItiillitii Uemonstrittloiix Continue Trieste Austria Sept 14rhm antieItalian demonstrations hero were re itcwcd Tuesday evening An attack h upon tho Italian club being feared a detiiehmcnt of 200 policemen was sent to guard tho building Time police and soldiery arrested 20 rioters Mummy of tho latter had atriums in their posses slon bDanvillea prominent citizen of Indlanola was jjfoundwotnul back of time left ear supposed to havo been made by a pitchfork Frank Oilman a saloonkeeper haa been arrested charged with tIme crime oSunbinyIollr of Danville was unanimously nominated for congress by the demo cratlo conferees of tho Seventeenth congressional district Served Seven Yean aa Mjrof lloaton Boston Sept HF W Lincoln whos sencd seven terms nil mayor of this city is dead nt lila home in Dorehes QInA recent court decision reported in the and was an Isexperieqcedunder a contract by which he was to do his own timbering and receive pay by Iho ton Voluntarily and without any sudden emergency calling him to do so on a dayti when the mints was not working sat to smoke under a banging wall that be knew to be dangerous while he sat there taikingabout the wall In question It felt and Injured The court held hwasguilty of contributory negligence and could not recover from his employer for Injuriw D b i p fVa1 r A VOUTEEMURDERER The Serious Predicament of Walter Rosser a Tennessee Volunteer at San Francisco f KILLED HENRY HILDEBRAND A CLERK e 1Tho Deed time Outcome of n Drunken Spree Tho Young Man Well Connected In tbe South anti n Graduate of tho Vander bllt UnlreniUy He Keenly Feel the Disgrace of Ills 1oiltluu San Francisco Sept HWhen Walter Jlosscr time Tennessee voluntccp who murdered Henry a clerk in time Spreckcls market during a drunken spree was booked at thh city prison lie began to sober up lIt handed in a isulye gold watch and CC in coin mill asked that the valuable li be cured for Then he wept and said he realized his Jeep disgrace bill claimed not to recollect anything about shooting Well Connected In the South IhcjbeAla My father is a superintendent of tho Nashville Chattanooga St Louis railroad T am a member of the Signa Nu fraternity and n graduate of thn Vanderbilt university and am entitled to the degree of lib D When the war sslcMIhutnoKse regiment at Memphis Mjf knowledge of medicine gained me the position of steward of Company B which position I still hold HIM Communicated with HI Father iE have telegraphed my father nnd expect him to cosmic to this city nt onceLater In the evening Judge J IL Uuerry of Georgia who unit lately come to this stale to practice haw tailed on the prisoner anti tendered his services as n friend of the family mid he was accepted He will appear in court when Itosner is arraigned Tho Fatal Shot Unprovoked Kycwltnesses of the affair state that llosscr fired the fatal shot with out provocation He fought agalnsi arrest nud almost succeeded In escap ing In the excitement having slipped one humid through the steel handcuffs Willie waiting for tho patroi wagon he is said to hue pushed the body of ids Ictlm with the too of his shoe Cob Smith Feels tho Odium Keenlf Col Smith of tho Tennessee regI- ment deeply regrets the odium which the crime has cast upoii his command ie will compel till tho men to sur render their weapons nnd may restric their llburty in the future The regiment has achieved an unenviable repu tation since its arrival here some ot the members liming been concerned in a recent brutal assault on a neris near the Presidio and others having een arrested for various offenses Col nmitlm however declares that most of is men are members of southern fain of good social standing but a bad element got in during the hasty re cruiting necessary to Increase its companies from 84 to lOG men GOT IN THE WRONG HOUSE Fatal Fall of Elijah Hralnerd a New York Contractor Who Got In time Wrong house New York Sept 14mljah Drain erd n contractor was found dead In the hallway of 402 West Twentythird street ills neck had been broken ap- nrentiy by a fall over thn balusters lived in the houso adjoining the one In which he was killed No one In 402 heard a frill or tummy unusual noise In the house Mrs Brniuerd says she saw her husband coming uri- me strcetapparently toward his home at two oclock nnd waited for him but he never reached there She believes that he entered the wrong house by mistake and in his confusion shIm bled on the stairs- INSURGENTS EVACUATED imo Philippine Insurgents Marched Out of time Suburbs of Manila with Colors Waving and Hands Playing Manila Philippine Islands Sept 14 The Insurgents have evacuated tim- euburbs of Manila They tiEd so In n rummd march In Which nearly 3000 cii took part carrying rilles colors aviimg bands playing nnd shouting Viva Americanos Viva Filipinos Llbres Time merchants here expect heavy losses if a new tariff Is enforced nt nn arly date because their present stocks valued roughly nt 5000000 ave paid the highest duties Who Will Succeed President KelloggT Siin Francisco Sept HThe resig nation of President Kellogg of time Uni versity of California has aroused spec ulation as to his successor Time names most prominently mentioned are those f Jacob Gould SchiHrmnn president of- orneil university Daniel Colt Ill man president of John Uopklmt and dnmontl J James of the University of- hIcago ClmrgciJ with HmuggllnK Plimmrxllno New York Sept 14 Charles Io lacck n wholesale denIer in leaf to bacco and cigars and II 1C ItobiiBon f this city have beers arrested on a- harge of smuggling 10 500grnm pack ages of phcnacetlno into thIs country Polocck and ItoliinHon were held in 3500 bonds They are Going to Ponce New York Sept 14Ihe hundred of the Sixteenth Pennsylvania volunteers reached Jersey City trout Camp Meade They are to sail on time bdiun for Ponce Porto Rico vhf- revill do partition duty THE BLIGHT OF FREE TRADE THE BLESSINGS OF PROTECTION bytboThis document clearly demonstrates the effect of the system of Free Traao under the Wilson Tariff and of Protection un er the Dlngley Tariff It is based on me result of the Tariff Leagues Industrial Census and should be in the hands of every voter Seven copies to any address for six cents Address W E Wakeman 23dSireetAre you a subscriber to TilE BKE You should be I 4 t ctl 4 uif k fftI i t TI powderbOIlthIrd further thea say other tirsa- drvh flOYA bAKING POWDER Absolutely puro OVAL UMNO POWMft CO krw VOM OTHERWISE UNNOTICED John UleUjnbergf attempted suicide at Staunton 111 by banging lIe may recover Sol Allen aged 00 years who was a prominent businefi twin of 1alrbury 111 III dead Two locomotive collided near Water Valley Miss and were wrecked The crews elienpetIlnjury Tour cowboys charged with the murder of Dave Fitch near Wichita Kas have been arrested J C Crenshaw a welt known bUll ness man of Charleston Mo died at Caledonia Tuesday aged 71 1resldent McKinley says well have tt representative at the czars peace conference if a conference is held President Martin Kellogg of the Uul versity of California has tendered his resignation to time university regents Campbell Aiigaler who shot and killed James A linker nt St Louis was held for tho grand jury In 5000 bond The Boston school board has voted to cut all teachers salaries ten per cent hard times ucing assignee as the reason Mrs U S Grant Tent No 12 of the Daughters of Veterans was organized nt Cincinnati Tuesday with 17 charter members In a rearend collision on the Chica go Milwaukee St Paul near Free port Ill Engineer George Mills of Milwaukee was killed There may bo a elfish among the Cu bans in Cuba Time sentimental party is for independence and time practical party is for annexation Andrew Jackson otic of Grigsbys Hough Riders temporarily in St Louis was robbed by an unknown man who dropst fired by an incendiary in Old Orchard Mo Tucsdaynnd for a time there was dan gcr of a general conflagration It is reported at Madrid that Gen iM wrltt goes to Paris empowered by time Filipinos to ask for nn American protectorate for the Philippines The volume of business for time first half of September in St Louis exceeds that of any parallel month in the Ills tory of the citys wholesale trade The Arkansas legislature will con slat of 31 democrats in the senate that being the tqtnl membership and 93 democrats and two republicans in the house Missouri soldiers who wish to remain in time service may bo transferred to other regiments to take time place of men who may bo discharged for va rious causes John Benson a track employe of the Chicago Great Western was run down by a train near Dyersvillc In Tues day nnd killed lie was from StPattl and leaves n widow and live children At a special meeting of time Council of Apostles held at Salt Lake Utah ofII Day Saints to fill time vacancy caused by the death of President Woodruff IInysJolml Bngewell nil of prominent families were bound over to criminal court at Clarksvillc Tenn under bond of 1I000 each Time complainant is S Alman nged 15 years One of Teddy Terrors Who was Be ported Killed Htlll Lives Wichita Kas Sept UA Newkirk Ohio special to tho Beacon says F M Wetmorc one of Itooscvclts tough Riders has just been heard from for time first time since thobattleof Santia go in which lIe was reported killed The Knights of Pythias lodge at New kirk wired President McKinley about him and has received word that he Ist in the hospital ill but convalescing A Sn Francisco Otter to Corbett and Mo Coy San Francisco Sept 14Time Na tional Athletic club of this city otter a purse of 15000 for a SOround con test between Corbett and McCoy or if time principles prefer the club will give them a liberal percentage This otTer is made in view of the suggestion sands by Corbett that if the fight docs not take place in Buffalo he Is open to offers from other places Ilellevoi Her Husband WM Murdered San Francisco Sept 14Mrs Win Beard of Philadelphia widow of the geologist and mining expert whose death was reported from sothwcstcrn Alaska last spring has arrived In this city Sins believes her huslmnd Instead of having been killed accidentally wai murdered by his associates for hii money To Restore Passenger Hate New York Sept 14TimO TrumniS Line association lain decided btoro passenger rates between Chicago and St Paul to 1150 from Septembei 25 A committee will today work on n restoration of tnmacontlucntul rates mind will arrange nn emigrant business with time Cnnndlnn Poclflo line Surrender of n JeAeeter- nn Francisco Sept 14 Private A Butler of the Second United State ar reglamentport It I hums voluntarily surrcn tiered himself to the military nnthor ties at tlc IresitBohA Vancouver B C Sept f4F 0 shmaHMr Wade estimates the gold output a this season at 8000000 A recentccn BUS shows that there arc 10000 people lu Dawaon Of 1 Ki iYf iiji GOSSIP FROM THE CAMPSI Five More Regiments of Infantry Ordered Removed at Once from Camp Wikoff THERELL BE A SCATTERING OF BIG GUNS Roculutlons Relating to Furloughs Sletll fled nt Camp Strode Arrival of Oii S M II Vounc from Camp WlkoR Find lags In the COle of Crt Uuucan TwentySecond Kansas Disapproved Camp Wlkoff Sept 14Xotlce hag been receivcdnt headquarters for the removal of five more regiments of In fantry from Camp Wlkoft nt once TIn Tenth Infantry gBcs to Iluntsvlllc Ala Light Battery K First artillery to Jefferson barracks Mo Light Unto tery X of the First artillery to Fort Sam Houston Tex Heavy artillery batteries A and It of time First report to time commanding general of time department of the gulf by telegraph A and F of the Second to go to Hunts yUle Ala F of the Fourth to go to Fort Adams It I and F of the Fifth goes to Fort Hamilton N Y The Camp Will Soon bo Abandoned Time orders which arc being received indicate the determination of the war department to abandon Camp Wikoff us rapidly as possible The Fourth and Thirteenth Infantry havo left and the Seventeenth Is ready to ieave Nearly all the Hugh Riders remain ing in camp will bo Immediately muse tered out and will Icavw as soon as possible for New York It Is believed that all of the remaining Hough Hid era will have left camp by Thursday nnd Col Roosevelt will also leave then The Sick lloll There are 721 eases in time general hospital the increase resulting Iron time sick of the transport Yigllanca be- Ing sent there Tncro was one death In time hospital during the night Thomas Fitzgerald Co C Seventyfirst New York Of tho sick In the hospital 40 are suffering from typhoid News from Camp Meade Camp Meade Middletown Pa Sept 14 MajGcn Graham line modified time army regulations to allow ten percent of the officers and men of time various regiments to be away on five days leave at one time Ordinarily time number on furlough at one time lu- live per cent and it is thought that this change will relieve much of the discontent among the men who want their discharge Oen Young In Camp Gen S M II Young arrived In camp from Camp Wlkoff with his stall and assumed command of the first division The Two Hundred anti Second New York arrived in camp anti will be fol lowed by tho Thirtyfifth Michigan anti Fifteenth Minnesota MajGcn Davis hums disapproved the findings of the court martial in th case of Capt Duncan Twentysecond Kansas who was convicted of tamper- Ing with time graves of confederate soldiers at Mantissas and ordered time captain released from arrest and restored to duty THE PROVOST GUARD BUSY Drunken Soldiers Rounded Up and Rf turned fo Camp Some of Thom In Trouble for Iteslstance San Francisco Sept 14 Tuesday nights murder caused iemmMilier amid Col Smith to send out guards to ar rest drunken soldiers and return them to cauip amid this work was contin ued until an ctrly hour Time up pcarancc of the armed guards on the proUKnrnt streets eamiscd consider ble excitement Albert S Kmmett a private of tho Twentieth Kansas reel ment resisted time attempt of time pro vost guard to take him from a saloon and struck time captain of time guard a blow that knocked him down Kin mett was arrested- A private of the Tennessee regiment who gave his name ns James Johnson pistolCorprun was jabbed by a bayonet in time hands of a Washington soldier for nt tempting to prevent nn arrest There were several other encounters hut no one was seriously hurt THE BOILER BLEW UP Man Instantly Killed and Two 0 timers Injured One of Them lrob ably Fatally Kansas City toSept HA spe cial to the Star from Ottawa Has nays Time engine on freight train No 30 out of Kmnorln on time Santa Fc was blown up near Qucncmo a few miles west of here Fireman J J Murray was killed instantly Head Brakeman hems Weist and Knglnccr Tom Grady wcro both Injured Onuly Will get well but there is not much hope for Weist Will Accompany the Presidential Party Chicago Sept HOell John C Black commander of the department of Illinois Q A It has accepted nn In vitation to accompany tho presidental party on their visit to time Omaha ex position and will address time Trans mlsdlsslppl asoclAtlon on October 13 Miss Winnie Davis Condition Nnrrngansctt Tier IJ I Sept 14 Winnie Davis paused n fairly coin- ortable night and hcrcondition Is not materially changed from that of time past 24 hours Ordered to Camp Thoruas Washington Sept HThe Sixth in fantry hns been ordered trout Mon auk Point to Camp Thomas Ky i The National Fox Hunters As sociation will hold its next Annual meet at Bowling Green Ky be ginning on November 15 It is- xpected that there will be more to take part in the trails than at any former meet of the Association There will be hunters nd hounds from all over the UntonIDEISubscribe for TilE 01 MR I mIAnwumn- IltttlrIIrMw PLAQUES exact reproductions the 10000 originals by MuvlHc which will be given you ABSOLUTELY by your grocer on conditions named below These Plaques ore 40 inches circumference arc free any suggestion advertising whatever and ornament the most elegant apartment No manufacturing concern ever before gave away such valuable presents to its customers They arc not for sale any price and can be obtained only the manner specified The subjects are American Wild Ducks American Pheasant English English Snipe 1 The birds are handsomely embossed and stand out natural as life Each Plaque is bordered with a band of gold i ELASTIC STARCH has beentho standard for as years TWENTYTWO MILLION packages of this brand were sold last year Thats how good it is ASK YOUR DEALER to show you the plaques and tell you about Elastic Starch Accept no substitute L Mr llinrr Jrcmlnc Weaker Dedlmm Muss Sept 14 Thomas F Bayard Is growing weaker Ho spent a restless night but nt noon was resting more comfortably The doe tors say his death seems to be only a matter of n few days at most Cigar Maker Locked Out New York Sept Hour hundred clgarmnkers members of the Cigar makers International union were locked out from the factory of Carl Upmnnn The lockout resulted from a dispute over time wage scale ISouth Carol Inn Primary Charleston S C Sept 14 Hclurns from the second state primary held Tuesday are incomplete but indicate a very light vote TIme race for gov ernor Is very close with chuncci HllerbceIThe Corto Prorogued premierSenor I queens signature to a decree prorogu ing the cortes nnd with it ended a stormy session of time senate tNomInation Declined H1m J Bloom field has declined the nomination of the antiTeller faction of the silver republican party for lieutenantgov ernor und J It Dufnell refuses to run on that ticket lot regent of the state university The Spanish Iteplr Satisfactory San Juan Porto RIco Sept HTheUnited States Porto RIcan evacuation commission meet this week The reply of time Spanish commissioners set ting forth their position In accordance with the instructions from Madrid satIour hope tho main details of the evacua tion will be arranged within a few days lltkttleiblp Contracts Awarded Washington Sept 14 Thocontracts for time three new battleships have been awarded One vessel goes to the Cramps another to the Newport News Ship Building Co and the third to tho Union iron works San Francisco They will of 12500 tons displace meat with a coaling capacity of 2000 tons nnd 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Prescriptions properly it takes time It requires experience and a complete knowledge of drugs It requires the druggist thugsfreshttompeDsalionhe WITH TIlE ABOVE FACTS REMEM BER WERE CAREFULI ST BERNARD DRUG STORE If your are not a subscriber tb TilE BEE you should be C I JkT 0Qe l3ee PAUL M MOORO Editor and Minagcr BEE PUBLISrflNB COMPANY Entered the Pcitoffice Incorporated SI Birlltigton as Second I an miner SUBSCRIPTION RATES Ihr lInVeartltrlclllndnnc IIOQ- Sla 50 ThreeMontht IS Single Copies S mailed tree on ipplicatlon- Correspondenti wanted In alt patti the County Address ni for particular t lTHUnS1 AY SEPTEMBER 15 z89 I r c Our Coal Issue TIlE BEE proposes to issue early this fall an edition which will be devoted strictly to the coa interests of Western Kentucky It will be with the view of accomplishing t a threefold purpose FirstThe establishing on a firm basis of that harmony and confi dence on the part of operators Lwhich is so essential for the rea 4 sonable maintenance and the per petuation of the coal business SecondThe enlarging of the Ioftrade territory by bring p ing to bear upon the various trans portation companies the magni tude and importance of the Wes tern Kentucky coal field 4 Third Bringing before the deal ers and consumers in the most 2 forcible manner the quality of fuelwhich our mines offer There arc none interested who will not readily recognize what might be gained by harmony con P fidence and a neighborly feeling on the part of operators none who do not know and doubtless by sad experience what has been lost by the absence of these conditions This resume of the Western Kentucky coal interests will be issued r in magazine form on a fine quality of paper neatly and substantially bound and illustrated with fine halftone engravings It will con taman article on the general con ditions of the coal field known as i that of Western Kentucky and I the progress being made in mining by Mr C J Norwood formerly If State Mine Inspector another ar ttideon how the operators can best and perpetuate their in terests on the whole and individu ally other articles on the history of coal its uses etc It will also contain full and com plete notices descriptive of the various mines together with per sonal sketches of the owners and operatorsThis will be valuable also in that it will not only be a work or art but will be an inestimable I source of reference in every way worthy of preservation Oen Wheeler r The following bit from the news shows how beats the heart of that grand old soldier and hero Gen Joseph Wheeler No gentlemen I really do not believe that the fighting is all done yet I believe there is to be more trouble with Spain Indeed President McKinley himself is not at all sanguine of peace He told me perI son lIy not a great many hours Ibat he bad no faith that the peace commissionI would be able to come to satisfactory termsI with the Spaniards This belief is based on the Phillipine situation The Spanish ministry contend that as the battle at Ma nilla and other parts of the islands took place subsequent to the signing of tbeI peace protocol peoce negotiations will not bold so far as they are concerned will refuse to glye up the Phillipioes andI of course continued the General emI pbaslzing the last words particularly we can not think of such a thing as giving them up President McKinley is gravely concerned over the situation andI 4 is spending sleepless nights over it TilE following has been given i out at the War Department f r In response to the request of theI Governors of some of the Statesf for the muster out of their volunteer force the President replied in substance as followsIAnswering your telegraphic request for p the muster out of your regiments I bavet c already directed that 100000 of the volun teers shall be mustered out ot the service This because in my Judgment that num ber can be spared About 100000 will re main as the government requires In CubaI Porto Rico and the a tarmy than the regular mllltaryestablisbt ment afforded The muster out like the muster In will be as nearly as possible ac cording to the population of the several states The suggestion to muster out all the volunteers from your State can 0011 therefore be entertained The Secretary of War has already icqulred of the Gov ernors of the several States what regI ments in their judgment can with the least inconvenience remain in the service Their advises will so far as consistent with the public interests be complied with TilE following is the dignified and patriotic request sent by President McKinley to the eminent and able soldiers and statesmen whom he has invited to serve on the committee to investigate the conduct of the war Will you render the country a great service by accepting my appointment as a member of the committee to examine into the conduct of the commissary quarter master and medical bureaus of the war de partment during the war and Into the ex tent causes and treatment of sickness in the fields and in the camps It is my desire that the full and exact truth shall be ascertained and made known T cannot too strongly Impress upon you my earnest wish that the committee shall be of such high character as will command the complete confidence of the country and Ilrust you will consent to serve WE acknowledge with pleasure the receipt of a very large and handsome photogreph of those members of the Kentucky Press Association who fellowcd the last annual jaunt to its end in Canada The picture is very neatly framed and comes as a gift to each member of the K P A from Mess Hiram Walker Sons of Walker 3eplantMessrs Walker and Sons are large distillers but they are modest and the picture docs not indicate their business although it comes TmIwas not TilE Greenville Banner seems to have gotten frightened at its own temerity One week the Banner dared to put the names of Admiral Dewey and Gen Joseph Wheeler at the head of its editorial columns as its presidential ticket for 1900 Somebody must have whispered bolter and suggested that Col Bryan might yet get out of the army in time to take up his perpetual race for the presidency Dewey and Wheeler arc no longer at the masthead of tho Banner tIT is evident both that Gov Bradley has made wise use of the funds borrowed for the purpose of running hospital trains to bring sick Kentucky soldiers home and that the railroad companies have been extremely liberal in their charges for the trains furnished The Governor estimates that not more than 1000 of the 3000 borrowed for the purpose will be needed in paying the expenses of those two trains rMR J F GORDON of Madison ville has declined to serve on the election board for Hopkins county and Mr Buiord Payne of Web ster has also declined to serve in the same capacity These men arc Democrats and hightoned gentlemen Of course while the law is in effect it must be carried out by somebody but the Goebel election machinery is a good thing for a sclftespccting Democrat with a future to steer clear of THERE arc not a few Democrats who were appointed to serve as county election commissioners to carry out the workings of the infamous Goebel Election Law who have declined to serve It is so in not a few but many counties of the State The outrage is not popular with honest Democrats and they swallow itthose who dosimply because it is prescribed by the machine TREASURY statistics show that over 250000000 have been added to the money in circulation in tills country during the two years ended September ist What an answer this is to the arguments offered by the free coinage i6tooncrs who were two years ago insisting that the money in circulation qould never increase except through free coinage of silver at the oldratio MR CHARLES DENBY for more than thirteen years minister of the United States to China thinks this government should retain all the Phillipine islands No man per haps has had better opportunities form correct opinions on ti conditions in the Orient and fo this reason his views will have great weight with the American public TilE State Goebel Election Board is having some trouble in getting the county boards organized Num letters have been received rom men who decline to serve and up to Saturday only fifty county boards had been organized The State board has found it necessary o send out circular letters urging the county boards to organize IT is probable that the good example set by Miss Christine Brad ey in the christening of the Ken tucky will be followed by Miss Nancy Leiter of Illinois who is to christen the battleship Illinois The Womans Christian Temperance Union has sent her a strong plea to use water and not champaign iff the ceremony J u rAT Henderson Chairman Vance set aside the wishes of the people for the greed of the machine But for some reason he did not set aside the more recent order of the Court at Owcnsboro TilE total gold reserve in the national Treasury is over 232000 ooo and still growing Pretty good showing for a little country like this after it has passed through such a big war AND now we may look for a rehabilitation of the erstwhile free silver mans cry against govern ment by injunctionbut this time from other lips and other hearts STATE INSPECTOR LESTER is in Henderson this week inspecting the county and city offices A shake up will follow if the In spector discovers cause THERE is a little man with a little job not far away who has ordered his paper stopped The shoe evi dently fit him too tight IT is to be the Territory of Ha waiiso recommends the Annexa tion Commission JOLLY at Madisonville Monday September 26 at 2 oclock p m JOLLY at Henderson Saturday September 17th 2 oclock p m Onl the outrages of govern ment by injunction FRANKS should have dissolved that injunction POLITICAL POINTS The Republicans of the 4th Congressional District are making preparations for a winning campaign this fall Hon Charles Blanford has opened his campaign and will speak in every county in the district He is an old soldier and is very popular among the people Hartford Republican The Commercial says The latest bulletin is that Bill Goebel and the Goebel bill were still hold ing together Yes unlovely in their lives in death they shall not be divided Louisville Post The Lexington courthouse ring who were turned down at Black burns instance m the makeup of the Fayette county election com mission have served notice on the exsenator that they intend to send a senator and two representatives to the next legislature on an anti Blackburn platform The persistent rumor that Capt W T Ellis of Owensboro will become a candidate for United States Senator has been abroad for such a length of time without be ing contradicted that it is gaining credence and the friends of former Senator Blackburn are reported to be alarmed at the probable oppo sition Congressman Settle the Demo cratic nominee in the Seventh district has begun his campaign and Is taking strong ground against foreign acquisition and lining up with the Bryan and Bailey leader ship Lively times are anticipated when the Republicans name their candidate A majority of the lead ing Democrats of the district and the business men as a whole favor expansionHon Settle Democratic Congressman in the Ashland dis trict now up for reelection is modifying his speech onthe expan sion idea He says if his party favors expansion he wont go con trary to its wishes although per sonally he is opposed to the idea Kentucky Crops Encouraging reports are received from the agricultural interests of the State through Lucas Moore Commissioner of Agriculture About 74 per cent of the wheat crop he estimates remained in the hands of farmers in western Kentucky on September ist Conditions had been exceedingly favorable until the last week in August for preparations for the new crop The corn crop will be one of the prosdamagercorn condition of the crop throughout the State is much in advance of average years It is estimated that 25 per cent of the tobacco crop was housed in western section prior to Sept 1st 24 per cent in the central section and 17 per cent in the eastern Only about 5 per cent of the crop of the State was housed prior to that date in 189- 7Oregons Wheat Crop It is conservatively estimated that the twelve counties of Oregon commonlyknown year raise 18000000 bushels ofI wheat or within 2000000 bushels of the entire yield of the state in 1897 This is 5150000 bushels more than last years output of eastern Oregon but reports from threshing already done justify the assertion ft t5 jr v waflU i u j 1g 5 rs rTtW t AreI CHAIRMAN TOWERl Full Text of His Hot Letter to District Chairman Vance GIves Reasons and Calls a Spade a Spade Ninety Per Cent of Republicans of Webster for Jolly Dixow KY Sept 9 1898 HON EUGENE C VANCE- HAWESVILLE KY DEAR SIR Replying to your letter of the 8tb inst in which you invite me to be present at a meeting of the district committee at the Rudd House in the city ot Owcnsboro at 9 oclock a m on the 12th inst will say that I can not see any possible good that would result from such a meeting but think I can see how it might be fraught with great harm to the party The committee would doubtless stand as it didat Hen derson some of the county chair men disregardingor rather regard ing with contempt the expressed wish and will of the majority by voting against the choice of the party Since my return home from the Henderson Convention I have seen and talked with a great many of the Republicans of Web ster County and I am satishcd that 90 per cent of the Republi cans of the county are for Jolly and would refuse to vote for Fow leI even if Jolly were to withdraw from the race so thoroughly aroused and indignant are they over the highhanded outrage per petrated by the Revenue gang at Henderson to foist upon them a man they had instructedagainst The republicans of this county will not consent for Mr Jolly to with draw from the race nor will they submit to his being forced off either by the District committee or the State Central committee There now remains but one fair and honest way to settle this dis pute between the people and the bosses and that is at the polls and to that the people of this county will appeal regardless of what the committees and rings may do If the party majority can not rule in conventions then it can and shall rule at the election in November We know and every man who attended the Hen derson convention knows that Jolly had fairly and honestly 109 delegate votes instructed for him which gave him a clear and indisputable r majority and they further know that he got these instructed votes in spite of the united and resolute effort on the part of the Revenue power with all of it promises of reward Mr Jolly has been declared by the real Republicans through their duly and lawfully elected delegates as their nominee for Congress from this district and it is the duty of all good and true republicans to recognize and support him as suchHow can those who support Mr Fowler make any claim or pre tense to honesty and fair dealing in the face of their conduct at Henderson in counting the 15 delegate votes from Webster for Mr Fowler when it was known by everybody that those delegates had been instructed to and had already cast their vote for Mr Jolly Why my dear sir when the delegates from the various precincts in this count met in Dixon on the 22nd of August 1898 and cast their votes as previously in structed by the voters the major ity was so pronounced and the treatment of Mr Fowler and his supporters was so fair and honorable that Mr Fowlers leader in this county made a motion to make the instruction for Mr Jolly from this county unanimous which was done And yet disre garding all this men without any authority with the knowledge consent and aid of Mr Fowler and his leaders at Henderson had the unmitigated gall to declare and count this county for Fowler After all this how can it be claimed that Jolly or the pedple have been fairly treated or that there is any ground upon which we can treat with you in this matter You may read this letter to the other member of the committee so they may understand my reason for refusing to meet with you and take part in or give countenance to an effort by the Committee to defeat the expressed will of a large majority of the party and arrogate to itself the power and right to declare who the nominee shall be gardless of the partys wishes Very S G H TOWEIWI Chairman of Republican Execu Live Committee of Webster County A tobacco barn was destroyed by tire in Christian county last week containing 30000 pounds of to bacco and one in Trigg county containing 10000 pounds 1 i L Blllgocbellsm From the Louisville Commercial The Goebel managers arc not personally interested in this years election and therefore were willing to sacrifice Oscar Turner and other nominees for congress and J P Hobson for appellate judge un der a show of fairness and to that end there was chosen for election commissioners a better class of democrats But these men will not be in charge when the foul work is to be done directly for GoebelAs is the machinery is all in the hands of the democratic party and the majority members of the commission may without fear of results do that which best pleases them There is nothing in the law that prevents making a mock cry of elections if they so desire Even though the better class ol democrats pre in temporary control the great power put in tllci r hands is dangerous and undemocratic They are privileged to burn ballots upset the desires of the voters and refuse to recognize all the rights of the republicans or populists so far as the Goebel law goes There are no provisions whatsoever in it for the punishment of violators of its mandates It is designed to incite and perpetrate fraud The Goebel managers have no interest in this years contest They are lookidg solely toward the spoils of state and county offices and job bery to come hereafter and will then use all the corrupt powers of the law for that purpose The Democratic bosses never propose a fair election they may permit one to go by default when there is nothing in it for them bu twill take no part in political decency THE TWO DOCTORS SENN Chattanooga Times Dr Nicholas Senn Dr Nicholas Sent colonel and assistant colonel and assistant surgeon general U surgeon general U S A in a signed let S Aln an interview ter Juno 10 iSgS in Associated Press Chickamauga Park Sept i 1898 is admirably adapted In regard to that for a large camp It camp I want to say I embraces several warned the Wash square miles The inglon authorities forest trees furnish before the soldiers protection against were sent there of the burning rays of the danger vrhicb the semitropicalIwould result from sun and the many massing a body of 1open places and men there I told are utilized as them that the water drill grounds Hu supply was insulT mus is scanty and cient There were the subsoil is ofnot enough springs clay The surface is and the use of river somewhat undulal water would result yhereravines which add heeded The result much to the beauty was shown when I of the scenery An was in Porto 1ico ample supply of pure with Gen Miles water is obtained Almost the first from numerous wells men sent there were Cblckamaugadepthpie men ted by a and half sick when TheyIno from the river a to stand the southern short distance below climate Gen Miles Crawfish Spring and noticed their weak distributes the water ness and I told him to different parts ol the cause of it I the park through asked him to notify iron pipes The vast the authorities and ness of the grounds have the Cbicka is realized by the raauga camp broken visitor as soon as be up He did so at reaches Camp Geo once and the cvacu H Thomas which at allan of tbo place present is occupied followed by nearly 50000 men yet seldom more than one regi meat can be seen at one and the same time Malaria has nearly disappeared from this part of the country except a lo calized district north of Crawfish Spring probablydne of a little pond on tho south 0 ho tel On tbo whole the health of the troops is excellent Under Dog in the Fight The Under Dog in the Fight was pub lishcd in 1877 in a collection of poems written by David Barker the name of which we do not know The volume was printed Danger Me Hero is the poem I know that the world that the great big world From tbo peasant up to the King Has a different tale from the late I tell And a different song to sing But for meand I care not a single fig If they say I am wrong or right I shall always go in for the weaker dog For the under dog in the fight I know that the world that the great bi world Will never a moment stop To see which dog may be in the fault But will shout for the dog on lop But for me I shall never pause to ask Which dog may bo in the right For my heart will beat while it beats at all For the under dog in the fight Perchance what Ive caid I bad better notI said Or twero better Id said it incog But with heart and with glass filled chocl to the brim Heres luck to the under dog American vs Welsh Coal Now that the Welsh coal strike is a thing of the past some diminution III the demand for American coal from British interests is to be expected Yet Philadelphia coal exporters feel that the demand from foreign sources supplied prior to the strike with Welsh coalwill continue on a good scale for four or five weeks more While the demand from distinctly British dealers may become next to noth ing the trade with West Indian and South American concerns is expected to develop as time goes on ENJOINED BY JOLLY District Committee Forbid to Interfere CHARGES CONSPIRACY AND FRAUD Courts and Not a Prejudiced Committee flust Decide WHO GETS THE LOO CABIN Owensboro Ky Sept nTheHon Geo W Jolly threw a 13 inch shell into the FranksFowler camp this morning when he filed his petition in the Circuit Clerks office enjoining the District Republican Committee from holding its prospective meeting at the Rudd House today The defendants in the action are E C Vance acting district chairman J H Hcavrin acting chairman of the Republican Committee of Hancock county Fred A Van Rensselaer acting chairman of the committee in Daviess county W J Peter chairman in Henderson county G W Adams chairman in McLean county Judge James A Brcathitt W T Fowler E T Franks and E B McEuen After reciting the history of the recent Republican congressional campaign in the Second district between Mr Jolly and Mr Fowler and the formerd allegednomina tion at the Henderson convention the petition says The defendants Vance etc have con spired combined and confederated them selves together and the defendants J A Ureathitt W T Fowler ET Franks E O McEuen and others unknown to plaintiff who are aiding advising abet ting counseling and assisting said conspirators first above named for tbo purpose pursuant to said conspiracy and the object thereof and for the purpose ot carrying same into effect and operation of meet ing together claiming and pretending to have power and authority so to do when in fact they have not such power and au homily and to have some sort of evidence which is false and fraudulent secretly collected and exparte and undertake to falsify and fraudently decide and determine that the plaintiff was not nomi nated at said convention held at Hen derson as aforesaid and Jo falsify and fraudulently decide and determine that the defendant Fowler was nominated and is the nominee of the Republican party in said district for said office and file the false and fraudulent certificates before the County Clerks and falsely certify that Fowler is the nominee etc Wherefore plaintiff prays that the defend ants and each of them be perpetually en Joined and restrained from proceeding to hear or decide or determine or pretending to hear or decide or determine any evidence touching the nomination of said Jolly as a candidate for Congress in the Second district of Kentucky and from making or uttering or publishing or filing with the clerks of the several counties any certificate relating to the nomination of said Jolly or the alleged nomination of said Fowler or any decis ion or determination of any question touching said nomination of Jolly or al leged nomination of said Fowler or touch- Ing the use of Log Cabin as a party device in the election for Congress in the Second district of Kentucky at the Novem bet election in 1898 and for all general relief and for costs Notice of the filing of the in junction suit and the granting of a temporary restraining order there under was at once served on Chairman Vance and other defendants who were here Chair man Vance at once ordered copies of the petition and began prepara tions for a formal motion for a dissolution of the restraining order A dispatch to the Hopkinsville New Era says this about the in junctionOwensboro Ky Sept zaJolly bad a trump card up his sleeve and he played it this afternoon in a manner which took Fowler and big friends by surprise They were not only surprised they were dumbfounded It came like a clap of thunder from a cloudless sky They could do nothing but look at each other In amazementThis the day agreed npon by the District Republican Committee to meet and bear the complaints of Messrs Fowler JollyEach been notified to appear before the committee Jolly bad ignored the notice saying that the committee was cut and dried for Fowler and the meeting was Ibegwith the meeting Chairman Vance and tbo other com mitecmen were on hand promptly at the theythoughtcording to arrangements Then Jolly led trumpsThe was enjoined from declaring Fowler the nominee The proceedings came to a dead halt when an offi cer served the notice Jolly charges a fraudulent conspiracy on the part of the committee to declare the nominee A new complexion is thus given to the situation and the courts are Invoked to settle the Republican row A CLEAR HEAD good digestion sound sleep n fine appetite and a ripe old age are some ofthe results of the use singledosewonderfulcffdtsind virtue A Known Fact An absolute cure for sick head I ache dyspepsia malaria sour a stomachdizzincss constipation bilious fever piles torpid liver and all kindred diseases n l Tufts Liver Pills C A R RESOLUTIONS President McKinley Enthusias tically Endorsed by Rising Vote Secretary Alger Also Endorsed Among the last acts of the thirty second annual encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic ad journed last week in Cincinnati was the passage of resolutions endorsing most heartily President McKinley for his successful con duct of the war with Spain The resolutions referring to President McKinley and Secretary Alger were given precedence when it was decided to consider the re port of the committee seriatim The resolution referring to the president was first adopted by a unanimous rising vote in a scene of most enthusiastic demonstrations and it reads as follows The McKinley Resolution RESOLVED That the G A R has watched with pride and satisfaction the wise conservative unselfish patriotic and crcommanderwhich the recent trouble with Spain Im posed upon our country That his wisdom and prudence in his endeavors to preserve is Vvith honor as were the vigor and patriotic ardor with whicn our army and navy were fJ =equipped for the conflict when the war be came have won our hearty and unreserved approval and commendatlol and rejoicing In the glorious termination of the conflict which our country has been engaged we hereby express our gratitude t Mi not only to our distinguished comrade Iherelatpresident but also to officers and men the land and the naval forces for their Titheroic conduct and sublime achievements for humanity and the plory of our flyt and swalkcountry rpghutTheAs soon as the demonstrationDcfollowing the adoption of this reso for 11 lution was over the following was rcolicread and adopted by a unanimous vote without discussion and with 4Mianother demonstration of approval tl RESOLVED That from knowledge ormedGonviof our experience as soldiers during four years of active wo I unfaltering energy and patriotic IIcotlontwith which as secretary of war Gen days Alger has borne the weighty responslbllitlrsM ad and performed the denly Imposed by the recent war Spain creating and malntaing so large anMtarmy under such unfavorable conditions j ily al the deeds of which not only shed lustre on the American soldiers but also challenged ganfi the admiration of the world Mr Dewey Americanizing the PhlUppincsmealI Wherever Battle Ax goes it pacifies and satisfies easy everybodyand there are more men chewinginsa- jjjjx 1 PLUGpantoday than any other chewing tobacco ever made loug The popularity of Battle Ax is bothnational f Wall and international vEurope you Clan find it in Mineyou find it in India and more find it in Spain very soonMorOur soldiers and sailors have already taken it to lSSttt Cuba and the Philippines I Are you chewing it L emember the M when you nameJ sects beentan sss SS lrotl bran leftt Itog 1WEWANTV0URTRADE n I r Securely Shodtc t t i THE CAREFUL MAN CAN SAY rlatla- cc f t c4 01combinedat tj 4 tent t ffiHE bastfootwearr it seems if taken in the right way Con the I fidence in the seller and confidence in the ison Shoe together is a combination hard to beat Ills I We stand right behind the Shoe we you at M for Good Shoes and the maker of them stands tright behind us Assortment not surpassed T a at the top Prices at the bottom Ing fl u Ij Our Fall and Winter Shoes are now in r t v VIOl I r BISHOP COMPANY MADISONVILLE KYhasI WYOUR MONEY BACK IP YOU WANT IT J4j Isixt+ 1 + + + +++ +44 4 ++4 4+ + ++ 4++ t + 4+ + 4 I fl P Pet i I- itThe Hew York leek Tribune lI 1 P THE GREA- TNATIONAL j of FAMIL- YNEWSPAPER Ii t F For FARMERS And VILLAGERS WA- nd fi your Favorite Home Paper THE BEE EARLINGTONP tKENTUCKY t BOTH ONE YEAR FOR 125 j- e C eeklll h n Agricultural Department of tb hlgllest all blendtooveryTH E B E E gUt ou an th local aewi political ond octa11 keep Jouln clole wiliiyour nelgbbon nd friend on the frm n tho viIIgelarorma ou 81 to brightewlySend allorders to THE DEE Eanlingtoi ilY- I r t OCI1ei 3ee zu 3n6ustru toe dljttoe LOCAL NEWS Miss Lillie Robinson is visiting 4relatives in Henderson this week wI There is to be a colored cake walk at Masonic Hall tomorrowI t nighi Douglas OBrien left last week for Mobile Ala there to reenter college 4 Miss Claude Grainger is spend ingthc week with friends in Madi eonvillc Miss Celeste Moore spent a few days this week with friends in Madisonville Mr William McCarlcy and fam ily arc visiting relatives in Mor ganficld this week Mrs D M Evans and son and Miss Ethel Evans spent Monday afternoon jn Madisonvillc The ntxt annual Conference of 1 fthe M E Church in Kentucky will bo held in Louisville in Septem ber 1899 Frank D Rash leaves this week for Boston where he will begin his second term at the Boston Polytechnic Institute Rev C C Hall is home again from Conference and will be with us until some time next week be fore he removes to his new home 1anti work at Hickory Grove Ky He goes to one of the best circuits in the Conference City Taxes An error crept into a notice in TUB BEE last week in reference to A city taxes The types said 1unpaid but anybody with half an i tell that 1898 taxes was meant Those who have not paid their 1898 taxes should make it qs payLto take steps to compel payment At Home The following members of Com pany A Third Kentucky Volun teers have been at home on a fur laugh for the past week Lieut Walter Powers Ott L Powers Claude B Hall Earnest N McLc more F D Watson and Pete Morgan These furloughs were issued last Thursday and were good for seven days GoLtto Indiana Mr Norm Hiltner who has been representing the Metropolitan Insurance Company in this section for some time has been promoted to the management of a branch office at Muncie Ind and left for that place Sunday morn ing He was formerly an engineer on the Henderson division and was I very well known here and at Madi sonville where ho had resided for some time Was Known Here Mr Emmet Catcs ayoung man formerly of Henderson but who I I has been living in Louisville for I same time was arrested in the latter city Saturday on the charge- of bigamy and the chances are that he will serve time in the peni I tcnliary He was an amcteur base ball player of some reputa- tionI and had played here with Ithe home nine also with the Mad tJ isonville and Hopkinsville clubs His father is a well known millerj at Henderson and is welltodod Burt Browning Dead The remains of Mr BurtBrown 1 ing deceased were brought to Eirlington for burial Monday morn frltTlio funeral followed in thei aflcrTrCith interment at Grape vine cemetery The deceased was I Iformerly for many years a resident I of Earlington but for several years has made his home near Princeton I 3 Ky Mr Browning was about I sixty five years of age and has been 4 11in a very low state of health since J February and died Sunday evening His widow and son William ac I icompanied the remains Agent G T OBryan of Hentderson has been advised physician to go West on account l of illhealth and will go to New 1 Mexico 1 Wl AVA f 9A A74 lIaooL Q 1DRINKS k iII I ICE CREAM SODA I a I NEW 1 FOUNTAINATI 8 rHAMP FOXS GROCERY I l I NOT GUILTY Dr Barbec Exonerated In Metho dist Book Claim flatter Nashville Tenn Sept 9 Several days ago Dr J A Orman p Presiding Elder of Murfreesboro district of the Methodist Episcopal Church South upon his motion and by virtue of the author ity vested in him by the church discipline appointed a committee of ministers to investigate rumors that involved the moral character of Dr J D Barbee book agent of the pnblishing house of the Methodist Episcopal Church South These rumors grew out of the Methodist Publishing House claim matter The committee met yesterday at McKcndrcc Church and after a session lasting all day gave out the following statement The committee after carefully and prayerfully examining all the testimony in the case unanimously report a trial before the Tennessee Conference soon to meet unnecessary thereby vindicating the good name of Dr Barbec Program Teachers Association of the Second Magisterial District to be held in Earlington Friday Sept 30 FORE NOON 1000 Music Address welcomeElder I II Tee Ilespoose E H Osburn Organization 1030 Why I attend educational meetings E B Oourland laura Lifion Belle Story Minnie Whitfield anti E H Gathn Iltoo la il true that present methods make poor speltersE U Osburn Ilaltle Gamblin Eunice Drown and Lee Veazy 1130 Devices for morning exercises Minnie Bourland Sallie Foard E U- Gatlln 1200 Adjournment for luncbA- VTIIRNOON 115 Music and recitations 130 How can we best secure the co operation or parents Miss Sallie Brown 200 Composition Ida E Walker Belle Story Sallie Foard and E B Osburn 230 When corporal punishment Is ne cessary should it be done publicly Sallie P ard Minnie Whitfield Eunice Brown and E B Bonrland 300 Practical psychology Miss Brown E B Boorland and E B OTher 330 Open pjrliament How teachers waste time 400 Miscellaney 430 Adjournment Why He does to Heaven The newspaper man is the public slave He helps to make his neighbor rich and dies poor He helps to elect candidates tofat sal aries gets a little patronage atostarvation prices and waits until doomsday for his money liebbuilds up churches schools and other institutions lie credits anman two years for his paper and when he sends in a bill the man gets mad and quits That is whyg all newspaper men go to and why so many other sorts miss connection with the Gospel traintEx Twins and Republicans Hayes Jones and wife of Mor tons Gap have a pair of the finest twins in the land Both boys and the parents arc supremely happy Their two older children arc girls One of the twinnies is named for a Hopkins county Republican- swho feels very much complimented especially since another of Hayes children bears the name of the il ustri us President of the United States We give hearty congratulations to Mr and Mrs Jones In Livery AgainaGeorge Toy who has been un ecided for several years as to which business he liked best the- Obarber shop or the livery stable but who has done well in both has now embarked in livery business n Earlington having bought out the stock and equipment of Mr Isaac Davis of this city We wel come George to our city again and wish him the best success Louisville Driving and Fair As sociatlon Louisville Sept 26 to Oct iASpecial rates are offered those who wish to visit Louisville ands attend the meeting of the Louisa yule Driving andFair Association o be held in that city September 26 to Oct i The Louisville Nashville Railroad will sell tickets- on this account at one faro for the round trip Sept 26 and for all trains arriving in Louisville on or before the morning of Sept 30 limited returning to Oct 2 Harried In Omaha Mrs Virginia Marshall Brown of Henderson Ky was married Monday morning September 5 to Mr Herman L Posey of Denver Col The marriage took place in Omaha at the residence of Mr JohtfField in the presence of a few friends The couple left later on the same day for Denver Dr Oltoi Spruce Gum Baliam li a Rctenttflo remedy bated on modern discoveries and com pounded by cbemUts of renown wuoliave given throatand lung diseases allfe tndy Ailc rout drtiirgltt to procure It for you it In stock 1k114 n two lici25c nod wc Sold by St Bernard Drug Store t 1t t Sri ANNUAL CONFERENCE Of African Methodist Episcopal Church Adjourned Something of the Meetings the Bishop and the School IThe ThirtjJfejrd Annual Confer EpisI1 session here since Wednesday of last week adjourned on Tuesday night The conference was at tended throughout by a large delegation from allover Kentucky and there were numerous visitors pres ent from other States The session has been presided over by Bishop C C Pettey of North Carolina who is one of the most eminent and earnest workers for the improvement of his race inI America Bishop Pettey has thei highest regard for the people of the South and in a speech on opening evening told his colored brethren they were most fortunate in liavjng their homes in the South and advised them to remain there saying there was nothing in the North for them He is an advot cate of the broad and most ble idea of improving the condi tion of the Negro by training his heart hands and head in a practical manner In other words give him manual training jhat will equip him to labor and acquire property him rcligous training to teachrt right livingand the school to corn plete the education into good citizenship It is the same idea that has been proven to be correct in the Tuskegee Institute by Proft Booker T Washington in which he has made such great success The meetings were attended byc a number of white people Mayor W F Burr made a welcoming talk to the Conference on Wed ncsday evening Rev I H Ted pastor of the white Christian Church and Messrs J B Atkinson and I Bailey were other representative leaders of the white race to makcby special invitation short talks replete with counsel and advice to the colored man Rev Ed W Jones of Louisville an eloquent young preacher of Zion Church responded to the welcome address is On Thursday evening an educa tional meeting was held by the Conference at which a report was submitted stating the condition F financially and otherwise of At kinson Literary and Industrial College at Madisonville JKy one f the church schools the existence of which has been made possible y the liberality of Mr Jhon B Atkinson president of the St Ber ard Coal Co of this place in whose honor the school is named and Mr I Bailey of Madisonville eneral manager of the Reinecke Coal Co At this meeting a col lection ol S50 was raised to go to he educational fund Bishop Go W Clinton was made President of the college and II C Wcedcn C of Louisville financial uThethe meetings in the evening were b much interested in the character i istic and harmonious singing 11thating from the heart It was Jnownt asliThe Red Sea one of time Negro melodies that took itsu origin in days of slavery and depicts the escape of the children of ta Israel from the harsh slavery of h Pharaoh It was sung with a will nd repeatedly- It began with the refrain Ole Pharaoh and his hosts got drowndedw drownded drownded drowudcdisle Pharaoh and his hosts got drownded In the Red SeareThis was chorus too and was repeated m after every verse two of which were like thisa1Dark and dismal was tbo night In the Red Sea tl When Moses led the Israelites In the Red Sea After which would come the chorus and this in Obi Ive been coming up all this time In the Red Sea nd I dont want to be left behind In theRcd Sea t- All joined in the chorus and ang the words I In the Red Sea t the end of each line in the verses The solo parts by the leader The wierd melodyfl of the song must be heard to be P apprecittedrlHows This Wo offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure F J CHENEY CO Toledo O We the undersigned have known F J guttransactions and financially able to carry s out any obligation made by their firm WEST TRUAX Wholesale Druggists To ledo 0 WALDINO KlNNAM MARVIN Wholesale Druggists Toledo O Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally t acting directly on the upon the blood and- omucous surfaces of the system YHallsTriState Fair Evansville The Louisville Nashville ray road will sell tickets to Evansville Inch at one fare for the round trip September 1923 good returning until the24thon account of the meeting of the TriState Fair at that city jj f DIET KITCHEN It is Considered Blessing by the Soldiers at Lexington Lexington Ky Sept 34the division hospital at Can Hamilton things are in better co dition today since the camp w established Major Griffith acIdOeo his hardworking assistants arc feeling greatly encouraged and they have reason to believe this hospital will make one of the finc Stas QfAand found the patients cheerful the in j ins beallyof many was lower today than for W several days and one of the assist for ant surgeons said to the reporter that there were not more than two all or three whose temperature was son above normtlcoOne of the best and most appro ciated features ot the hospital is the diet kitchen conducted by the tySkitchen is something he sick sol diers did not know until they came 2 iftheirThe kitchen supplies only those convalescent and those who arc in condition to be fed other than milk Discovered by a Woman Another great discovery has been made and that too by a lady in this country Disease fastened CQforcoestsmined and death seemed imminent Forfe three months she coughed incessantly and could not sleep She finally discovered a jxtiesumption and was so much relieved onIS taking first dose that she slept all night and with two bottles has been absolutely anah ured Her name is Mrs Martha Lutz town raShelbyBernard Drug Store Regular size SOC and too Every bottle guaranteed also THIRD KINTUCKYFa acres Items from ElitheFrom the Lexington Herald The The officers at camp are now busy making out reports for winter The clothing Col Smith seems tp think that the regiment willTbetin camp for some time to come and accordingly doing airm his one power o have the regiment wellIing prepared for the cold winter blasts When Company C under Capt local eland returned to the regiment Friday night after winning the and competitive drill a most cnthusi astic welcome awaited them Cheers and shouts filled the air and for a time pandemonium reigned at camp A rather amusing incident octhe ctirrcd at camp Saturday While jjyhogKadrumssoldiers and nearly capsized several held f them The Third Kentucky Drum is an enviable viItationtemmemeecomeWernentsonInformation camIcraldas semiofficial states the hat Camp Hamilton will remain ntil January ist 1899 or longerA A telephone connection was cs blished Saturday from brigade two flineadquarters conndmodea Yellow Jaundice Cured hisithtm busThiswas lovonthstlravaillaElectric Bitters and after two bot ourespleasure in recommending them to any per son suffering from this terrible malady I am nrateluljy yours M A Hogarty Lex gton Ky Sold by St Bernard Druggist ThFloodHoykmsville Ky Sept gUp o the prcssnt time there have been seventeen divorce suits filed for the September term of the Circuit Court Several days yet remain CiorEgrobabletwenty the cht3uckleus anTheBruises Sores Ulcers Salt Rheum Fever Sores Tetter Chapped Hands Chilblains Corns and all Skin Eruptions and post lively cures Piles or no pay required It is any uaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or no refunded PrIce box For wialeLogan county officers arrested Archie at Crofton and Tookspn28orsewheelsfirof Better than A Klondike Odd Minefe MScliitICInoe111I Beware of a 81111It cold Sold by St Bernard Drug Store Subscribe for TIlE BEE e- J 1 i v MASS CONVENTION Will be Held by Republicans of Second Congressional District SaturdayIp HontSW Jolly K Republican Nominee for Congress Preparations have been made announced in these columns gRepublicansessional District to be held at Henderson next Saturday the x7tl1 The mass convention is to ratifyingt Jolly the Republican nominee Congress Special rates arc announced on railroads leading into Hender andspecial trains will be run some of the roads for the ac of those who will attend the meeting Mr Jolly will be present and will make his opening speech as a canIdate for Congress Other guishcd gentlemen willmake eeches on this occasion The meeting will convene promptly at oclock and will be held in the capacityfor BARNS BURNED I Three in Webster County with the Tobacco Crops Destroyed Dixon Ky Sept 12Three tobacco barns with crops of tobac belonging to farmers in thisI unty have burned in the past w dCrockettDixon lost a barn containing aboutf teen acres of tobacco The loss about 1500 A barn belonging to Nick Cav who lives five miles from was destroyed by fire Mr vanahi had about six acres of acco in the building which wast lost barn on the premises of Mrsn nny Allen containing about four of tobacco belonging to sha Stanley was also burned r Fighters of Rum Will Meetc Louisville Ky September 13cKentucky Womens Christian Temperance Union will hold itsa annual convention in tillS city from September 30 to October 4 Over hundred delegates represent every section of the Sate are in expected to be present The six unions have charge of the arrangements for the convention are doing everything in their power to make the stay of the visitors here both a pleasant andp profitable one Catholic Knights The biennal State Convention oft Catholic Knights of America a assembled at Bowling Green Tues b The most imporsant busin was the selection of two dele es to represent the State at thepa reme council of the order to be in Kansas City next May Mexican Veterans e The veterans of the Mexican war 1 assemble in Louisville Sep bet 21 for a two days encamp in nt Gov Bradley and Mayor aver will address the veterans tethepmcnt An evening banquet a Ferry Park will close of encampment A C Qerth Dead of fo C Gcrth who has been a resident of Earlington for some or thrceyears died Friday eve an g He was found in an unY scious state in his room that and sank until inthshoemaker by trade did well at business was a good workman always found at his place of iness His kindness of hearth p constantly evidenced by his e for children He had rela p es in Indiana who were notified c his death and came to pay the t sad tribute Gusis missed on streetsCASTORIA a For Infants and Children e Kind You Have Always Bought Bears tho Signature of Joehavencinnati where they visited Mr loffs four daughters three of om are married Charlie made acquaintance of ten grandt ildren whom he had not seen d had a great time OUR GUARANTEE SIOOOO IN GOLD We will pay One Hundred Dollars in Cold fol and erery case of cough and colds when benefit It derived Irons the me of Dr Otto I taliurloustatlogi Sold by St Bernard Drag btor- eWANTED wo million split hickory okes size i x 2 inches and inches long 500000 feet stclass hickory logs length logs 14 15 i6 21 and 24 et delivered on our yard at Ky For par culars call at pur office erms cash BUCKEYE SPOKE Co By John F Fischer MgrI t r DISTRICTI Assignment of Passors in the r IL Church Kentucky Conference Maysville Ky Sept 22The allimportant work of the annual Kentucky Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church is the assignment of ministers to pastorates for the ensuing four years This list of appointments was given out by that religious body now in session here this morning The pastorates and the pastors assigned thereto in the Green River District are as folicws S W Shelton presiding elder Bremen W I Taylor Dextervillc C S Jupin Deer Lick supplied Earlington W C Wilson Greenville H RIHardison Hickory Grove C C Hall Hopkinsville J T Smith Marion G M Burnett Arlington J H Hayes Morgantown A J Bennett Olaton u P Jeffries Owensboro D F Kerr Owens boro circuit E B Timmons Pa- ducah Thomas Adams Hender son Harry SmithdLOCOMOTIVE BLASTS p Operator Brcwster is now night operator at Earlington Operator Arrington is at homo near Trenton on a sick leave More than 100 collisions occurred ontJapanese railroads in 1897 Operator McLaugblin is now holding the night job down at SlaughterstA number of extra trains were run last week to accommodate the homegoing sol iersCjeforattended Conference at Earlington Prof Pfatenhauer who is at work at the Howell shops came down on a brief visit f to relatives residing here last Sunday is Sam Smith who works at the car shops here lost a valuable A O U W charm one day last week and bo is willing to payw he finder for its returnwWe now understand that the mammoth ew engines that tumor said this division would get are to be used on the North and la South divistonhThe motive power of the famous Cog eihangedof about 50000 Ten years ago the Wagner Company Ope in only seven States Now its cars re run over roads in twenty States and- over c some of the best roadsqThe Louisville Evansville St Louis RailwayCompany have purchased ground NeW Albany Ind and will build a new tic onion depot to cost about 4000 One of the chief topics of discussion among the engineers is in regard to the th new engines which it Is said have been ordered for the Henderson division The many friends of Jesse Galbreath are leaseci to see him back at work on the b Henderson division He is regarded as a well poster railroad man by the officials Master of Trains Devney taught one of d conductors on the Henderson division forcible temperance lesson last week y retiring him from duty temporarily if ot permanently Brakeman Jesse Galbreatb met with a ainful accident while attempting to make is coupling mashing three of his fingers so badly that it is feared they will have to be amputated and ishSupervisor Davis and men made some agxtensionlast week Mr Davis has not yet fully re covered from his last spell of sickness be g lame in one leg from fever settling in it The mogul freight engines recently s placed on the Pennsylvania northwest sys ln are hauling between Crestline and sixtysix loaded cars and making two stspeedthirtyfive cars th H C Cole who had been in the employK the railroad as asection alrThursday night of spinal meningitis after illness of several months Ho was ai a ears old and leaves a wife and one child The remains were taken to Edmonson county Ky his former home Friday for- Tterment crAsw tion business in the south the Manufac turers Record this week summarizes a art of the orders for rolling stock which siasanics The value of the freight and coal clarsAmong the companies who have placed gas large orders are the Southern Louisville st Nashville and the Baltimore Ohio He olMasterof Locomotive Firemen and the Illinois R appointee on the Industrial Commission said be would refuse a roclcclion at the international convention of the Brother hood which meets in Toronto this week Mr Sargent says- I In shall retire from the grand lodge at the end of my present term December 31 The work on the Industrial Commission will require all my time In leaving the grand lodge I shall not lose sight of my obiligation as a member but shall perform limyhe order has done for me The new trackage built in the United States the first six months of this year amounts to 1292 miles AUbama leads with 147 miles Next comes Missouri with 92 miles Louisiana 74 miles Calf fonda 73i North Carolina 70 New Mexico 67 Georgia 62 and Oklahoma Territory Oi These eight states and ter ritories comprising onesixth of the pop ulation and territory of the United States have built more than half the mileage of the first six months of the year At the other end are sixteen states and territories without a single mile of new road to their credit Connecticut Iowa Kansas Kentucky Massachusetts No braska Nevada New lampsblre New North and South Dakota Rhode Island Utah Vermont WvoAing and the District of Columbia If same propor tion of new building holds for the second half of the year the now mileage for the entire year will no doubt exceed 2500 miles which Is more by several hundred miles than that of any year since 1894 The corrected figures show that Canada has added during the same period 108 miles to her railroads and Mexico 174 t i- iS 4 O i I SPEAK AT MADISONVILLE IHon Oeo W Jolly Republican Nominee for Congress to Address the People of Hopkins and Adjoining Counties On the fourth Monday the first GeoW ing Republicans and people countiesinThe meeting will convene at 2 oclock gtrumpspolitical that he is the central fig ure in the politics of the Second District and being such an able speaker and distinguished gentle man he is sure of a large hearing wherever he goes Mr Jolly has something to say and knows how to say it He is an eminent ad vocate of honesty and purity it politics and his speeches are sure to contain much of great interest to intelligent men of all political partiesGo hear him Remember the ay and the hour the fourth Mon ay September 26th at 2 oclock m DOWN IN THE MINES Coat In Belgium is being mined at a depth of 3772 feet A great help to the miners of this coun ry is the shipment of iron and steel to foreign countries midetofrom Newport News Ernest Rash of the Hecla Coal Com ompany has moved his place of resi to Earlington and his many friends extend to him a welcome Only a short time will elapse before the tullalready increasing business Mr Howard White of the St BernardfEngineering department found copperireThe great interest taken by many of the colored miners in the Conference held hero st week was highly appreciated by the osts of visitors from the different States Russia has finally decided to allow for gners the right to bold real estate and ineral property which is considered an important step towards industrial development Nashville Tenn men have organized a I- ompany with 1600060 capital to ac ufro mines operate mines buy real es tate etc in Porto Rico The style of the corporation is the Porto Rico Transporta and Trading Company The long and itubborn strike of the Welsh coal mintriMsadftTbn Sept ist bye miners beingjgjranted an increase of five per cent on wagons The strike lasted six months and it is saidtthat some American coal dealers CyForeman Robinson of the Empire mines Bayloaded fifteen cars there last Friday which indicates that they are well prepared for a good days work when the demand re- quIres iti- Miners have fair dealing and therefore itEreasonable to believe they abhor tactics used by the Fowler leaders in try- Ing to count out Jolly in Daviess Hancock Webster counties and the way to pun the wrong doer is to cast your ballot ainst their candidate The Oakhill Coal Company is now work ThoIso other mines in Hopkins county that the miners there are satisfied to dig coal for cents per bushel a cent below the andard wages paid during the winter bye St Bernard Coal Company CTZ A friend who lives over in the region of- entucky where coal strikes are numerous ong the O N Railroad says that a com promise has been reached the terms being decrease in the number of hours the day laborer is required to work It is a serious question both to the miner and employer when and where these demands will cease he tendency seems to be towards an in ease In wages and a decrease In hours hen a demand is made by labor leaden Pineville Ky Sept 8J R Justice mining engineer at Bear Creek coal mines x miles from this place perished In a room of the mines today by gas His othing was set on lire by ignition of the and burned from his body in an in ant His body was blistered all over was a young man about twentyeight years old and bis home was in North Carina He was considered an expert en neer and stood high with his employes Mayor Penwell of Peoria III fears that the striking coat miners may burn the buildings In which are quartered the non- unIon laborers who have been put at work tba mines there Louis Houlihan one of the Earlington merchants has disposed of his stock ot goods to J M Victory Co and has purchased of Dr E P Rucker his interest in coal mine near Hecla and will embark n the coal business in the near future thus adding another coal operator to the st Mr Ed Henson who has been yardmaster at Henderson for several years will soon go to Arkansas where he will try his hand at stock and fruit raising Dr Ottoi Spruce Gum B liamtUe most pleasant and reliable remelyforcoughsCOid1j crouii all soreness luiio Large bottle Vc and SOc Sold by St Bernard Drug Store WILLARDHOTELw MANAGER BEST 2 and 250 HOUSE IN LOUISVILLE 0- i iYMi r Nf1 IMITA Jld TilE EXCELLENCE OF SYRUP OF FIGS is duo not only to tho originality and alsotomanufactured by scientific processes SYJlUICo 7 thetruogenuine Syrup of PIgs is manufactured by the CAMFOKNIA Fio SYRUP Co only a knowledge of that fact will assist ono in avoiding the worthless parties FORNIA Fin SVIIUP Co with the medl 1cal profession and the satisfaction which the genuine Syrupof Figs has mnkesthe Isfaras it acts on the kidneys liver and weakenIngnauseate Jn order to get its beneficial ofthoCALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO SAX FJ CI9CO Cat LOUISVILLE KT NEW YOUK JfT Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders Association Lexington Ky October 415 The Louisville Nashville Rail tLexingtonlimited returning to October 17 atone fare for the round trip on account of the meeting of the Ken Horse Breeders Association in JsTbisviill or friends of theboys of the Third s Kentucky Volunteer Regiment to visit the soldiers in camp at little cost t Excess Fares Discontinued The NorthWestern Line has discontinued excess fares on the leayChicago s ing Omaha 1155 next afternoon t has further improved its ser vice by perfecting through sleeping car arrangements on the Colorado I Special to Colorado Springs Tram leaving Chicago 1030 p m daily also has through sleeping and chair cars Tourists tickets via the Chicago and Northwestern on sale at all important oints in the5 United States and anada Are you a subscriber to TIEo EE You should be DR L D BROSE PRACTICE LIMITED TO DISEASES OF THE YE EAR NOSE AND THROAT sot UPPIH FisT BTntt- TEVANSVILLE IND I carlstedls Uytf CURES INDIGESTION E The enlering wedge for neuly all Disuses the 1 human system Is heir to f jJ PRICE 25 CENTS Sold by St Bernard Drug Store MOIUMIHSI j 1i jo German pOWder ThBJOj Wdf lHifItlllle i Oil GIIIIIl Il OJl Os ii Farnsworth Agent 1EAULINGTON Kv I 4 I LLL I 4 i Th p 7 t t ft t I New Goods Cheap i 4 ItTemptations will be very great this fall to in j I 4 duce you to purchase elsewhere before looking g 4atthe splendid bargains we intend to offer youIfibut we have never failed in the past to be jI fi to meet any emergency and feel very confident 1that as heretofore you will find we are still at 1 fithe bottom in prices Will it be asking too i I fi to suggest that you look over our stock 5 4afteryou have priced goods elsewhere and cornI= pare quality and price We can assure you 1 4c that you will not regret it Very truly 41 I = ANDERSON WALLER t- i4- I It cq MADISONVILLE KENTUCKY i 4 p H I Avcgc1bPrCppMLtoflfOrAS L9 I II similating I flrtg nndBowpls t ProD10lc sn nClutf 1- ni1 cssa1dJsttonf 1ns nclthcr OpiuinMorph1fiu1flOrJihM1 Nor NAnc t lDassJBoWuriIJ fjfApafcctI ro fomacb U1znrh WormonvWonscvcrih ncssmidLq aOE Tact rnw YOmt r IXACT copyop WHAEEEB J r Iv I MEDICINEfor MILLION I I THE OEAUII OOMPA cwveoy A at in a to a in the or rompre drug been nicer t every elica r which tbe fh7sIcIafl u called Upon toroicrthn Zn preparing their atandard bould beln nocorianee with the Iitet perfected mlhod or modern aclpneethetabuic everyday atoppori could supply snore than a small from Mi output that dealer In jewels and ornam nt lot cold haying rented within fly years in niwspaper Ir6dm liai informed every American concerning the superior of ifipana Tabulea reachea or approach an universal uu and that the VPlfI although requiring the week It hM nlo beendlaovrrtd and proved ly the tettoftlmeand actual that these Tbule do not have the tendency to IMU of quallUei or dlmlnutlou of n 1- en J i if rsrtnns which ther will otter to the trade upon I icing lohlby the iltogglit or atorckeperal alolce U J4 I r t a gnnh are introduond to the trade agent and 1le111 be supplied at atrim which will allow them II fair margin or ITODt viz t I dozen carton for 40 cent1 u L I w I A ftArtrtLAAftft ft JmjAftftrt Of a The Larges Fire in the World the In the In the States PAUL KY Resident Agent for and 1 I Vicinity CASTO RIA For Infants and Children The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the- Signature of The Kind You Have Always Boug- htCASTORIA IPopular Proprietary Medicine Sold Packagethe direction thatamay lead trade mooHuUdlou ofnquailtycorkIliedextendedLpeoprlDelpl1lth1etlrntnatlngTheal10flaUoncompoeJA proportion theirlighatandard r therirllalOlrI underItichthftorJTtnlKIIt epoeruIIrnuouaVralalCnotedthat modernsoothed cenUlntmprorardtdthoroughly termiwtIhwtilpermitofapki riperiPW cifizeng CastlemanF I3inzenl4Icntonsori33 Casbwllbthoordermnoycrjcaaobbnroufllcartonror LiVcrpool ftftrtArtAAAAAAAAAAAAlAAAAAAA Insurance Company Largest Business Transacted Kentucky IDoes Largest Bnssness Transacted Southern M MOORE EARLINGTON Karllngton Retail step Barbee Castleman MANAGER5cSouthern Department Home Office Louisville K- ywYwvvwwywywvv IL 1NO WE EXPENSE HAVE SPARED dbdlTo make our Funeral oEquipmentthis part of the State f Anything and every I liveryITHE LOWEST BARNETT ARNOLD LV v wW- ij EA R LI N GTO N KY rpl ktA lii4Ljjr I THE SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON XII THIRD QUARTER INTER NATIONAL SERIES SEPT 18 Text of the Lesion II lUnA ull 018 Memory Vance 13 14 Golden Ifcxt I Chron xxviii Commentary by the Itne U M Steams 0 And tho children of Israel did solo dfandpersisted In following In tho stops of thc writIeDuring thcso years thoy hnd 10 kings but not ono who feared In Deut Iv 83 2 7 tlicy bnd warning aa to what would coma upon them if thny sinned again God but in splto of nfl warnings rind on trontloa they persisted In their sins With such words na 1e oxnlxlllD boforo thomI how uuvvouu by MIUIII theY wero to tit Iiiik that God could not seo in secret I 10 AntI they sot thorn up Images nn groves In ovory high bill nnd under every green tree Even Solomon did this nnd Judnh alter Solomons death I Kings x 7 81 xiv 22 23 but Israel exceeded St the plain and express command forbit- ding thoso things In Deut xII 81 and xv 81 S3 with tho added words In xII 89 Whnt thing soever I command you ob servo to do it thou shall not mId thereto nor diminish from it and tho warning in Dout Till 10 If thou do at nit target tho Lord thy God nnd walk after other gods and servo thorn nnd worship thorn I testily against you this day that yo alto i surely perish 11II And thero they burnt inconso In all tho high places as dill tho heathen whom tho Lord carrlod away before thorn In tho days of Samuel they Insisted upon having n king that they might bo llko other nations I San Till 1088 thus reject ing the Lord who was their King and turn- Ing their books upon Him who loved thorn and had dono all things for thorn They fincrlflccd unto their not and burned In CCIIEO unto their drag flab i 10 think ing that theIr blessings como through them instead of from God 12 For they served idols whereof the Lord had said unto thorn Vo shall not do this thing Sec Ex xx 3Bj Lov xxvI 1 and consider how tho dovll stirs people to go directly against God oven as whet God said Ill tho day thou eatost thereof thou shalt surely die and tho dovll said Yo shall not surely dlo Gen 11171 ill 4 Ono Is our Master oven Christ nnll WO should bo oblo to say Whoso 10m and whom I servo Math xxIII 8 101 Acts xxvll 23 for wo onnnot servo God and Mammon but notwithstanding that wo nro assured that tho friendship of tho world is enmity with God nnd that wo pro not to bo conformed to this world Jns ir 4 Rom xII 8 yet many who boar tho namo of Christ conform to tho world as persistently ns Israel served Idols 10 Yet the Lord testified against Is mel nnd against Judah by all tho prophets nnd by nil tho seers saying Turn yo from your ovll ways Consider Isn I 181 Jcr HI 18 xxr 6 Ezok xvIII 81 xxxlll 11 lbs xlv 1 and compare with II Pot ill 0 John 111101 and sec how from tho day that God Adam and Eve In thou hiding placo in Eden until tho story of Rov Ix 80 21 how IIo Is ever seeking to havo Ills wandering ones return to Him IIo oven puts tho words in tholr mouth which shall soy whun they return to Him lIes xiv 2 tn tho story of tho prodigal In Luke xv no teaches us how tho wonderer is loved and sought for by God tho Father God tho Son nnd God tho Holy Spirit 14 Notwithstanding thoy would not hoar In Isa xxx IB lie cries In ro turuing and rest shall yo bo saved I in quietness and confidence shall bo your strength and yo would not In Math xxIII 87 ITo says How often woultl I anti yo would not In Pa Ixxxl 18 11 lIo Bays Oh that my people had hearkened unto mo and Israel had walked in my ways but my people would not hearken to my volco and Israel would none of inc IIo over longs to savo and bless but hat to cry Yo will not como unto mo Ho cnmo unto Ills own and Ills own received Him not IIo was in tho world and tho world was mado by Htm and tho world know Him not IIo only asks us to havo aith in Him to yield to Him trUbt Him mi follow Him Why will wo not 16 They followed vanity and became vain and wont after tho heathen that were round about thorn In Jcr jr 8 IB speaking of idols and their worship tho Spirit through tho prophet says Tho stock is a doctrino of vanities graven and molten Images are vanity and tho work of errors Tho samo chapter says that the Lord Is tbo truo God tho living God and King of eternity tho Creator of heaven nnd earth In Jor II 13 IIo says that Ills people havo forsaken Him tho fountain of living waters and have hown them out cisterns that can hold no water The wholo book of Eoclcslastos teaches that all under the sun Is vanity but in tho Song of Solomon wo learn of Him who is alto cthcr lovely who alono can satisfy tho soul 10 They loft all tho comiuidmonts of tho Lord their God and innJo them molten Egyptthotpeople that other nations seeing God In and through thorn might turn from the folly of idolatry to tho God of Israel tho only living and truo God Hut when Israel worshiptheI heathen conclude but that tho God of Israel s not as good as their gods Thus Israel dishonored their God 17 They sold themselves to do evil In tho eight of tho Lord to provoko Him to nngor In I Kings xxi 20 85 Elijah sold to Ahab Thou host sold thyself to work evil In tho sight of tho Lord Soo also Isa I 1 HI 3 There aro two bidders fox our souls God and tho devil Tho latter llorit us tho pleasures of sin for a season tries tohldo from us tho awful hereaft er or to toll us that hero is no future tor xviICBjay now through Ills redemption and ninnyikotho pleasures of sIn nnd bollovo tho devils Ho about tho hereafter 18 Therefore tho Lord was very angry with Israel and removed theta out of sight There was nono left but tho trlbo of Judah only Tho very noxt versa eoya that Judith also kept not the command ments of tho Lord Yet God spared thorn llttlo longer In tho last lesson of the noxt quarter wo shall hoar of tholr captiv ity also But as truly ns prophecy was fut filled in tho punishment of Israel verso 83 so shall prophecy bo fulfilled in their futuro restoration Jor xxxII 41 Amos ix 14 15 whoa Israel shall blossom nnd bud anti 1111 tho taco of tho earth with fruit Isa xxvII G The Sunday School Army ROT Dr James A Warden superin tendent of tho Sunday school depart of tho northern Presbyterian Is endeavoring to secure 600000 moro Sunday school scholars before April 1 1001 and thus colobroto tho opening of tho twentieth century The Sunday school army of this church al ready numbers 1000000 A Sparer Oh Lord who art our Guido oven unto death grant us I prnyThoo grace to follow Thea whithersoever Thou go cst la llttlo dolly duties to which Thou callest us bow down our wills to simple patience under pain or provo strict truthfulness of word an manner humility kindness in great acts of duty or perfection if thonldat call ns to thorn uplift us to self sacrifice heroic courage laying down of llfo for Thy truths sake or for t brother Amll11o Q RossottL in tinj Hold by drurgists SfeH5tte 1 II j ST BERNARD COAL COMPANYI s ft- y INCORPORATEDIfMiners and Shippers of I itIt1I II i BrA nch Offices I 5 JAMES It LOVE Manager 201 N Clidrry Street Nashville R G ROUSE Manager Palmer House Broadway Paducah J I 1tiAS FORD Manager 327 UpperSecond Street Evansville Ind J Vtioletseile Agceante JOHN T HESSER Hauscr Building St Louis Mo J wtRoom 85 Hartford Building Chicago 111 iBIUDGMAN fttI ETHE FAMOUS ND 9 COAL I For all uses from Earlington Diamond and St Charles g rf Mines Only Vibrating Screens and Picking Tables ft used THE BEST SELECTED COAL IN ifMARKEThl THElit I BRUSHED COKE FOR BflSE BURNERS ID15 K81Why buy Highpriced Anthracite Coalwhen you can get ST BER SIt NARD CRUSHED COKE for a much less price One 2 ton of the Crushed Coke will do the same work as 4- S 35 one ton of the best Anthracite Coal ASK YOUR DEALER FOR IT AND SAVE MONEY f ie ititi i4ii i i S l9ttri i 1e t i t i t t b44CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR Toplo For the Week Beginning Sept 11 Comment by Her S U Doyle TQpIC8eU Indulgence or self denial I Oor IK 2427 OaL vj 1021 tA temperance topic Self Indulgence is the greatest curse of Christianity today Self denial ia its greatest need Self denial is demanded and self Indulgence forbidden not only for the good of others but also for our oolvca Wo should deny ourselves for tho sako of others Wo should also deny ourselves for tho sako of self Sole Interest should make us self denying anti keep us from sell Indulgence Paul prac ticed self dental both that ho might Bavo some and also that ho himself might bo partaker thereof 1 The willingness of men to deny themselves for perishing worldly honors should inspire us with a willingness to deny sell for immortal honors I Cor 8437 Paul illustrates this by tho run ner in tho Isthmian games Ono who contested for tho prize in tbo Isthmian games tho glory of Corinth had to deny himself had to bo temperate in all things For ten months before tho con test tho candidates according to ancient authorities had to bo pure sober anti enduring to obey orders to Scat sparely and simply and to endure fatigue nnd hardship This denial of self was abso lutely necessary to inspire hope of suo cess Without it it would bo useless for onoto contend His condition would bo such that ho could have no hope for success The contestants did not refuse to fulfill the conditions Thoy did it willingly and cheerfully and too that they might obtain a corruptible crown a fading garland of Isthmian or Nciucan parsley or Pythian olive or Olympian bay How much moro willing therefore tho Christian should bo to deny himself since ho strives for an incorruptible ah unfading an nnwltboriug crowntlo crown of righteousness a crown of life and that too eternal life This self denial is also absolutely necessary to success in the Christian race Wo cannot livo on indulgent and a Chris inn lifo at tho same time Tho extent to which Paul wont in self denial bo illustrates by tho pugilist as a tighter Ho strikes real blows at his body not feints or blows at random Ho declares that ho bruised his body and smoto it under the eyes Keeping it thus In sub jection Paul referred to no harmful bodily torture but to noblo self sacrificing labors and self denials for tho good of others 3 Tho fruits of self indulgence and self denial should inspire self denial Gal T 1024 Self indulgence loads to the grossest sins which forever debar us from tho kingdom of God Self do nial produces tho fruits of tho spirit which mako us Chrlstllko and Christ possessed They that crucify tbo flesh for Christs sako are Christs As Christians and Endoavorors lob us go often to Calvary that wo may drink deeply from tho fountain of noblest sac rifico nod self denial nnd thus refresh ed and strengthened go into tho world and teach it by our lives what true self dental is and its superiority over self indulgence Dlblo Headings Prov xx 1 xxili 18 Jcr xxxv 10 Math xvl 2428 Mark vIIi 8488 Luko ill 1114 ix 2920 xlv 2088 Acts 11 4440 sx 24j Rosa vi 1214 xii 1 2 xv 1U Phil U 112J Hob xl 2420 1 Pet ii 11 12 After the Btarin watmI there And they bent tho light tack into tho night Tilt tho sea aD041n despair They boat tbo ragged pinions Till black was the heavens frown 7BwntngIill the uhlps in the sea wentdown 1Tf10r boat and beat the ho fleet tho fleet la tho oca sank down Kow tIC broods over tho water outIocean Anrootho ships about That tmoto the sea In their anger Till they tnado It shriek and roar With their cruel that lashed the ships Till the al1lP8 could bear no more And the airs Bra sweet but tho ribs of UM loot Are whitening on tho shore Prank H Bnrobt 9ur Eo1oed iiens All couimanicilioni tad matters of flew pet Ulnlnrlo thl column should be addressed 10 QED ALH ntK Kirhrnon Ky Emsnclpstlon Celebration Extensive arrangements bawi been made by the colored people of Hopkins yule for the Emancipation Celebration to be held In that city Thursday Sept 22 All the lodges of the race in Christian County will be in procession and other lodges are Invited to take part in the pro cession which will include old soldiers teachers and schools floats etc Prizes are offered for competitive drills and there will be bicycle races baseball and other diversions Reduced rates hive been granted by the railroads Orand Order Odd Fellows at St Louts flo October 410 The Louhville Nashville railroad will sell round trip tickets at one fare to St Louis October i 3 4 limited to Oct 13 on account of the meeting of the Grand United Order of Odd Fellows in that city Emancipation Celebration The Louisville Nashville Railroad will sell round trip tickets to Hopkinsville at one fare on Sept 22 good returning on the 23 d on account of the Emancipation Celebration in that city Montauk Points Angel Baltimore Herald Down at Montauk Point the boys are singing Youre the angel of the camp Helen Gould In the sun rays in the damp On the weary weary tramp To their darkness youre a lamp Helen Gould Thoughts of home and gentle things Helen Gould To the camp your coming brings All the place with music rings At the rustle of your wings Helen Gould Gov Bradley continues very active in his work in the interest of Kentucky soldiers who are yet in hospitals in different parts of the country and is making every effort to get the boys home to their friends as rapidly as they arc able to travel Mnnnlngton Notes A protracted meellngconducted by Rev Guy and others will begin at Mannington next Saturday night and continue a week or more Mrs Lizzie Miller and daughter Sallie who have been visiting friends near Mor tons Gap will now spend a few weeks with relatives in this section Mr A O Williams and wife are both having the chills and are very sick The singing that was given at the rest dence ot Mr York McIntosh Saturday night was a success and much enjoyed by those In attendance One day last week a young man entered the grocey of Walter Mcintosh and look therefrom a plug of tobacco and 135 lIe was arrested soon afterward and placed in the Hopkinsville jail Mr John Wiggins of Pea Ridge was killed in the Empire coal minas a few days agoThere was a grand musical entertain meat at Dr Richard Oath last Saturday night Rev Stewart filled his regular appoint ment at Manning Ion the first Sunday We are pleased to note that our Sunday school at tbs place is progressing finely Delmer McIntosh attended a funeral at Crofton Sunday- OihoandDinnla Pfici 61 Red Hill and Henry Davis of While Plains attended the singing here Saturday night Messrs Leo Otbo and Clarence Price Henry Davis lidgar Lyell Dilman McIntosh spent Sunday at Crofton They had a jolly time DUMP Manulngton We havo several on the sick list this weekThe rain has been fine on late corn Mr A Willis of Crotton is visiting Mr N Y Richardson this week Dr D A Wilbert made a flying trip to Hopkinsviilo one day last week with a load of wheatThe protracted meeting begins the third Sunday at Goads Chapel Miss Myrla Cordia attended the show at Hopkinsville Saturday Prayer meeting every Thursday night Mr R A Richardson went Jlo Crofton SundaySuccess to TUB lisa CHATTERBOX I RIDg out the uiu wing ui tuo new lUng out the falsa Ring in the true We bring to you the new and truo from tho piney forests of Norway r DR BELLS PineTarHoney bydenceCure for coughs colds and all Inflamed surfaces of tho Lungs and Bronchial Tubes The sore weary coughworn Lungs are exhila rated the microbebearing mucus Is cut out t the cause of that tickling Is removed and the Inflamed membranes are healed and soothed so that there to no Inclination to cough SOLD BY ALL GOOD DRUGGISTS BottUs 925o60a and 100 SIM GETIII arSitweak 1IDi etroDioXlW It A Vetcalft 1I1 KENTUCKY NEWS NOTES Gen Daniel R Collier has re signed his position as Adjutant General and Gov Bradley has ap pointed Col Wilbur R Smith to that office Col Smith has been prominent in military circles in Kentucky for some years Gen Collier is thought to have resigned in favor of a better place which he expects to get presently The police court officials of Lexington arc mad because State Auditor Stone has refused to pay claims amounting to about 300 that have been presented to hInt for the settlement of fee claims for holding examining trials The is doing as the law pro vides and the claims have been turned down by Inspector Lester The Catholic Institute of Cov ington Ky has filed article of incorporation with the Secretary of State without capital stock The incorporators are F Traccy Thos H Townsend anci II C Thcissen The institute isIorganized for charitable purposes Dr Smith of New York in a speech before the Kentucky Conference of the M E Church at Maysvillc Ky said he believed the American flag should continue to wave over the islands of the sea and that the eyes of the world are on a Christian President a Christian Queen and the AngloSaxon peopleAssistant Adjt Gen Forrester went to Washington last week to look after the States property which was taken by the government at the beginning of the war such as tents cots blankets etc He will also look after the sick Kentucky soldiers in the Phildel phia hospital To feWat Ut LouliMVxt irCincinnati Sept HTho National Iaundry mens association in session hero eelcottd St Louis as tIm place for holding next years convention The Troaiary Statement Washington Sept 14TIm state mont of tho condition of tho treasury uliowH Available cash balance 317 872071 Gold reserve 341337204 Day Devoted to Addresses Milwaukee Sept 14rTho second days session of tho National Associa tion of Insurance commissioners was devoted to the delivery of addresses Mr Crawford neRd nil Taper Omaha Neb Sept HAt tho morn- Ing session of the Monetary confer once Mr Crawford who was to hava spoken yesterday but dill not reach Omaha In time UliigUadors In restedICandla Island of Crete Sept 140 The Mussulman authorities in view of Inrrcmassacres hero Senator Kyle Stricken with Parntyils Cleveland 0 Sept 14 Senator Kyle of South Dnkotd was stricken with parnlytds at the Forest City hotel It iu understood that the ntroko is light and that tho senator is riot in serious condition Chief 8arB oii at tlta Eighth Ohio Danger oaily III- XuncHvllle Of Sept 14MnJ E a Farquhar chief surgeon of the Eighth aiterhuman v theylay111 at Ida homo in this city r- f I Iifi jtcci 7 ic Investigating Conduct of the War KfcTA Louisville Post With the complaints of political selfseekers ringing in th6 pubfc4 ear with the yellow journals ant lurid partisan journals making a sensation of every victim of foyerJ I the President takes the whole case out of the Now York cesspool amfsj asksa committee of honorable pn iidistinguished citizens to report to l him on 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