THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-THURSDAY. FEBRUARY IT, 1898.
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- DESTRUCTION OF THE
BATTLESHIP MAINE
tConc'.iKled from Pago l.J
ways remain a proud people, but In
the fnco of men In misfortune, of
whatever nationality, our hef.rts ate
always full of pity."
CONGRESSMEN RETICENT.
It ut I'ow Will Kinross an Opinion
I'pon tlio Loss ol tho SI ul iu',
Washington, Feb. 16. Senators nnd
representatives weie Inclined to tetlc
ence pending positive knowledge of tho
cause. Chairman Illtt, of tho fotelgn
affairs committee, and Chairman Ding
ley, of the ways and means commit
tee, would nay nothing. Senator Piatt,
of Connecticut, believes It was an ac
cident, nnd so doe.s Senator Hale, chair
man of tho naval committee. Many
other members of congress wore con
tent to simply snv Hint opinion should
be suspended until after the Investiga
tion. Ex-Senator Butler thinks u bold
man could havo gone aboard the Maine
and placed a gieiindowlth a slow mntch
whote it would i-M'lode tlio magalne.
Tlio Maine Incident lormed the piln
r!Ml topic of lonsldei.itlo.i by the sen
nit' commllli't' n foielgn relations nt
It meeting today, although not otllc
tally licfoie ill" committee The opin
ion H Eoiieriillv evpie"-ed bv membet
to the effect that the ocelli lenre Is one
of vcr.v xoilnut Impnit nnd that It may
les-ull' in gi.ive complications unless
Spain can make It veiv plain that no
Hpanlntrt 'was In any Way lesponslblo
for It.
A pioinlnmil immhri f-uld that Spain
w'oilld lie i'ii cteil to nuke- an cxplu
it illtiii that would entliely dear up the
iiVhleiv. ii'irl that If she did not ex
plain. tliN uwntiv would hae a light
to demand Mich explanation.
"It Is tin sci Ions to talk about tit
piociH," "Hid Senator Lodge, while
i'timtcn C'llloin said. "I am too mad
1 i talk ilium- it 1 can't see how Hie
iM'lo'lou could have been the tosult of
an incident and I think the time Is
lapldly nppioaching when this coun
ti must do tnniethinu;."
Senator Clink would only nv "It Is
slngulai that such nccldrnts happen at
i-uch oppintune times '
boiler theory ac'cuted.
Tlu thr-m.v advanced liv the Spanish
millioiltirs, that tbe disaster tniillu
bne li"pp c-aused bj the exnlolon of
Hie bnllpi is accepted ut the nnvy dc
PHitment as within the bounds of
ncdllillltv
The .Mnlm'ti bollei was voimntel
Horn the imulw magazine it the
in ii est point by a space of about four
loet, vsuallv tilled with coal. At least
nne'lmiler unduubtedl) vvn kf pt un
ci"i" nliuort full steam In order to inn
tie tlvnmvios an 1 mm the shin In
i asp of need.
The cMilofion of such a boiler might
iiisllv di he tin ouch the bulkhead and
Hie the nini-rn7ln
Inasmuch ns suspicion exists in foitip
ciuuite'.s that a torpedo was used
ngaiiut the Maine, It may lie said that
the mnjoilty of naval ofrlceis hellevo
that the chntacter of the explosion was
baldly such as could be attilbutrd to a
torpedo. The latter, dinged with
about 100 pounds of gunpowder or gun
cotton, It is believed, would have totn
n Ian;p hole In the bottom or ldu of
the Maine, but was scarcely likely to
the the lnns'izin", which is not near
the bottom.
It was said nt the navy ileum tment
that tlirip is no lack of precedent for
such n diiaslet as that sustained by
Hip Main", all of wlileh can be tiace I
to accldcntol causes
The loss ot the Maine leaves 'he I'nl
ted States with cinly six seivkenble
tinnclnds ns against seven in th:
Spanish llect.
excitement at Havana.
A Spinlt.ii ntTMnl of long residence
at Havana stated that the hour of tho
accident was tl.e one when excitement
at Havana was at Its height. Up to
midnight the thcatets, cafes and club
niv ciowded and strangeis Hut their
Kieatest Intel est in seeing the city at
Hint time For this leason, he said, It
was the time when naval oflloeis usu
ally actiicd thiiir shoie leaie, the
leave i mining fiom S to V2 o'clock.
This he thought would account for the
tili&enre of some of the olllcers fiom the
Maine and the consequent small death'
list nmong the ollkeis. At the same
tlmo Hip leave to the sailors was usu
ally "in trilled for the leason that tho
hoins of ux?Itinent weie those In
which It was desited Hie seamen should
not paitlcipale.
EXPERT OPINIONS.
The Designers of the Battleship Ac
cepts lliigiinie I'. plosion Theory.
Philadelphia, F b. 1G Lieutenant
Lewis NIon, designer of the battle
ships Indiana, Massachusetts and Ore
con who Is an expert on naval con
struction and aimamuiit, stated today
A Wonderful Medicine
?vj
Idra&
Tor Blltoua and Ncrrous dlsordcrs.suoh as Wind
and Pain la tho Btomacti, Sick UoadacUe, aiddl
nes, Fullness and Swelling after moals, Dizzi
ness and Browsluoss, Cold Chills, riusblcgs ot
Heat. Loss ot Appetite, Shortness of Breaiu, Cos-
UrenocB, Blotches on tno Skin, Disturbed Sleep,
rrlgbttulDroaraj, and all Nervous and Tremb
Hug Sensations, u.,nhen these symptoms aro
rausod by constipation, as mail of tbotn aro.
THE FIRST DOSE WILL GIVE RELIEF IN TWENTY
MINUTES. This Is no notion. Erery fluffetor Is
earnestly Invited to try one Box ot tbeso Pills
rnd tliey will lio acknovv lodged to bo
h WONDERFUL MEDICINE,
KRECII.V.tl'S PILLS, taken as directed,
Trill quickly restore Females to complete health.
They promptly remove obstructions or Irregu
larities ol tlio ojotom. For a
r, Weak Stomach
i Impaired Digestion
F Disordered Liver
they act like magic a few doses will work won.
ders upon tho Vital Organs streuetbentna; tbe
muscular system, restorlne tbe Ions-lost com
plexion, bringing back the keen edge ot appo.
tlte, and arousing with the lloicbttd of
'I B.1 nllh tlio tvholo physical euercy ot
' ttio human frame. Tliese are facts admitted by
thousands, la all classes ot society, and one ot
tlio best guarantees to the Nervous and Debili
tated Is tbat Doechatus l'llls liavo tho
Largest Sale of nuy l'atcut .Uedlcluo
la tUe World.
A RIVAL.
Vvnnual Sales mora than 6,000,000 Boxes
?:c at Eruj Stores, or will be sent by U.a
gents. B. FALLEN CO., sgs Canal St., Keif
lorkL post paid, upon receipt of price. Boole
frf pon apteattnn.
BWSESSMK
r sr&i
that In his opinion It would bo pos
sible) for spontaneous combustion to
liavo caused the explosion In tho mag
azine of the battleship Maine. Mr.
Nixon thlnka tho explosion may pos
sibly have occurred In a magazine In
close prozlmlty to a coal bunker.
Boston, Feb. 10 Rear Admlial
aeorgo E. Belknap, U. fl. N retired,
eald todny that he wits Inclined to
think that the Mnlne wan blown up
by n torpedo.
"I do not see," he said, "how an ex
plosion of the forward magazine, could
have occuned. The keys of tha mag
azines nre always kept In the custody
of the captain, All the ammunition Is
carefully ensed, and their explosion by
themselves Is next to Impossible. If.
n the dispatches state, the whole bow
of the ship was blown off, It Is appar
ent that the explosion could not havo
been caused by the bollew or by the
bow getting heated. I do not see how
It could have occurred from the paint
loom, as every precaution Is taken to
pi event tho collection of explosive
gases In the pnlnt room, and If such
an explosion occuned It would have
been moi e likely to have caused a lite
than to destioy the ship"
DOOS' CARESSES CAUSED DEATH.
M Oman Whoso Hands Tlmy Licked
Died ol Hidiopluibiii.
New York, Feb. 1C It appears from
the history of Ellen Calsou, the 10-year-old
Swedish girl who died In
Hooovelt hospital on Monday, that a
pel son may become Infected with hy
drophobia without being bitten by a
dog The autopsy upon the girl's body,
mnde yesteiday under tho direction ot
Coionei's Plivslelun Hamilton Wil
liams, levealed the fact that her dentil
wus caused by hvdrophobla, although,
so fni as can be learned, no dog ever
lilt hel.
The gill was emploved as a sen ant
bv a family at Congeis, N V. She was
hi ought to the hospltul on Sunday af
ternoon, apparently suffeilng with n.
violent attack of tables, and It was at
llrst supposed that the hud been bit
ten by a dog. She seemed to be sti ang
ling and suffocating, and had tho hal
lucinations usual In such cases When
water was given her, however, she
dinnk It eageily and without dltllculty
and expressed a wish for moie. Her
death was atti United to hydiophobia
by the hospital physicians.
In oidcr to confirm the diagnosis of
h.vdrophobla the autopsy was held. So
far as an examination of this iiatuic
could detcimlne, the diagnosis was col
lect, but pait.s of the Intestines were
pieseived and will be submitted to ml
crocopleal examination.
The hlstoiy of the girl's case was
gone into most carefully, and It was
learned that In the house wheie she
was employed there were three largo
Newfoundland dogs of which she was
veiy fond. One of the dogs died on
Nov 20, a second on Nov. SO, and the
thlid on Jan. 20. The veteiinary who
attended them found no tiace of rabies
In nny of them, nnd j.et to them Is
traced the fatnl malady of the girl.
The presumption Is that the germs
weie communicated to her bv the dogs
licking her hands, which were badly
chapped.
m
SALE OF A BiG PAPER MILL.
tluluncsccc Falls Plant to Clinngp
Hands This Week.
Knukatn, Wis , Feb. 10. Tlio great
water power at Qulnnp.secv nnd the pa
per and pulp mills with 1,000 acies of
lands me to be pnss-d from tho hands
of the Qitlnmseco Tails Paper com
pany to the Klmbetiy ind OHiIc com
pany this week. It !s not known ex
actly vl.Jt the amount of the conald
piations is, out It Is placed nt nbaut
$,",00,000.
Quinneseie Falls Is a natural water
fall and dnm with a fall of sixtv-llve
loot, end which can easily bo Increased
to seventy-rtve feet fall, maklniT it one
of the best powers In the west. The
present Qulnnescc Falls Paper com
pany owns In fee simpl" nil the land
on both sides of the fV.ls.
ICE BOAT PARTY MISSING.
.Hay Have Perished in n IilUnid on
Kncinniv liny.
Bay City, Mich.. Feb. 11 Geoige Hlr
ney Jennlson, Alexander Malloy und
John Hunter, of this city, staited on
Monda for an Ice boat trip on Sagin
aw Bay, intending1 to return befoie
daik. Since then nothing has been
1 card of them. A northeast blizzard
pievallecl all night.
It is feav?d the paity ran Into open
water eight miles nut at i point known
ns "Bit: Click," not dlspovvilng it In
time to avoid It; but It 13 possible they
may liavo cought shelter In tome of
tho fish' shanties with which he bay
Is dotted.
MIS WIFE WAS WORRIED.
.lira. liovrll Und n l'reseiitlnient Her
Iliislinnd Would Be Killed.
Canal Dover, O., Teb. IC The re
mains of a man weie found along the
Panhandle tracks, between Tuscaia
wus and Gnadenhutten, Sunday. The
skin was torn fiom the face, the scalp
from tho skull and the body and limbs
picked up In bits.
This nfternoon the remains weie Iden
tified by Mis. Chailes Lovell, of this
city, as those of her husband. She had
a ptesentlment he would be killed by
the train and believed him dead before
the news was bi ought to hei.
DEATH BV A TIQHT SHOE PAI.IATUD.
Life lusurniicn Hinged on the Conse
quent itlood Poisoning.
St Louis, Mo , Feb. 10 The United
Staten court of appeals holds that It
is accident, not design, when a man's
tight fihoe cau.ses nn ubiaslon of the
bkln on his toe so as to tesult In death.
Consequently the Western Conunei
clal Tmveleis' association will have to
pay a policy of $3,000 to the widow of
Friedman O Smith, of this elty, a
member of that organization, who died
of blood poisoning three yenis ago.
MURDER OVER IHONBY.
Charles I'iio Kills James Mutciirlo
u u ire n, l'n.
Wuueii, Ia Feb. 10 Chailes Tlzlo
shot James Muscarlo to death In a
titiatiel over money matteis today.
During the quutrel Muscarlo's wife
threw her arms nround her husband's
neck and the ball pased through her
wilst. Flzlo ebcaped, wounding eerl-
ously n man vho Interfered with his
Illght.
'
l'eiiU4)lviililii li im I nun.
Washington, Feb. IC These Poniisjl
v unlit pensions havo been Issued Oilgl
nal widow etc. Minor of Philip Altemus,
Wllkcs-Batre, $12; Dlanu Yuple. Hunting
ton Mills. laizerne, $s; Susan Bainey,
Wilkert-Barre. $8.
Victory lor .Mnlioiiey.
Philadelphia, Feb, 10,-Tonimy White,
of Chicago, and young Mahony, of this
tlty, fought 15 loiirids ut the Olympic
dub ut Athens tonight, leBulling In a
' victors jor Mboni,
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ESTATE OF STAFFORD KIZER. LATE
,,f the city ot Scrunton, County of
i.acKawann.i and siato or i'ennaji-
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EVA KI'ER, Administratrix.
WATSON, DIEHL i: KEMMERER.
Attvs. for Estato.
ESTATE OF J. ATTICUS ROBERTSON.
Into of tho cltv of Sciantoil, county of
Lackawanna, and state of Pennsvlvanl i,
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F. L. HITCHCOCK, Attorney.
OFFICE OF THE COLLIERY ENGI
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Scinnton, Pa.. Dec. 21th. 1!.i7.
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man ; best reference. It. A. H., Tribune
otllco.
SITUATION WANTED-YOUNG MAR
ried mnn would llko a position as clerk
In store, understands tho caro of horses
nnd tan run stationer engine. Can fur
nish flrbt-class reference. Work of anv
kind acceptable. Addiess C B., 13G0
N. Washington, avenue.
SITUATION WANTED - MARRIED
muli, 21 venrs old, willing to do tiny
kind of work, havo hud four j ears' ex
perience In grocer business. References.
Addiess Lock Box 51. Dunmoro. I 'a.
SITUATION WANTED BY A YOUNG
gill as nurbo gill or second girl. Call
IMS North Wabhlngton nvenue.
SITUATION WANTED - MARRIED
man 2S years of ago and 10 years' ex
perlence In general store as bookkeeper
and clerk, tan furnish best icferenres
from past employers Addiess S. E. 1'.,
general delivery, city.
A PROTESTANT YOUNG WOMAN
would like position as nursery gov
erness or secretarj for elderly woman;
etpcrlenced. best New York city refer
ences Address KATHARINE HELEN
WELLS, general delivery, Scranton P.O.
WANTED-A SITUATION AS A FIRST
or second bund biead, takes, pretzeds
and pis baker, city or countiy R. D.
WALTMAN. Lebanon, Pa.
SITUATION WANTED BY A STENUG
lapher nnd bookkeeper D. E. expel -lented.
Al referene-e M, W. A cnte
Tribune.
WANTED-A POSITION BY A GOOD
gill at general housework. Address
212 Franklin avenue
SITUATION WANTED BY A YOUNG
man, willing to ork at nnv thing;
age 1, well recommended. Address P.
M Tribune otllee
SITUATION WANTED-A YOUNG MAN
(221 of good habits und ability deslios
n position of a clerical nature, baa had
four yeiirs' experience In olllcu work;
referent. "J ' 233 Kren.ler touit,
A MIDDLE-AGED MAN DESIRES PO
sltlon taking care of horses or woik
or any kind. Addiess 20", Washington
L'enue, caro ED. W. FINh.
SITUATION WANTED WAHHINa
and li onlng tuken home or go out by
tho duv washing, scrubbing or any kind
of woik. Rear 120 Franklin nviiuie.
BUTFHER THOROUGHLY EXPERl
enced. seeks employment In miukot
or neddllusr. Addiess J. HlLTON, .'10
Murine stieet, Providence.
Connolly & Wallace
Shirt Waists.
There is not a suspicion of uncer
tainty regarding the popularity of Shirt
Waists this season. They are destined
to be the craze and will not be denied.
We are fixed for. it. We have re
cruited an army of them, all styles, all
sizes, and all shades and degrees of color
and quality. Every known material and
many as yet unknown to you. The skir
mish line of this army of waists is here
on dress parade for your inspection.
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AMUSEMENTS.
Lyceum Theater.
Thursday, February 17.
Engagement extraordinary, Tho gigantic
aud miigultlcent spectacular diama,
With Its gicat cast, including the famous
English Comedienne
FFOLLIOTT PAGET,
In the title role. Compltte pioductlon, In
cluding the Great Derby Race with Its
thoroughbred horses.
Prices-St on, 7fle, noc, 25c.
Boxes ?1 50. Halo of seats Tueiday
morning.
Academy of flusic
Three Nights, Commencing
Thursday. Peb. I7
Usual Matinees.
BETTER THAN EVER.
THEGORMANS
JOHN. JAMES AND GEORGE,
The Kings of Fuieltul Comedy, In
tbe New and funny 1'lav.
Mr. Beane from Boston.
A Omit Company, Great Singing. Gieut
Dancing. Fuuny Comedians and Pretty
Ulrls.
PRICI 15c, Jftc, 35c, 50e.
it Pavs Commencing Monday, Feb. Hint.
ITmiul MutlueeH.
Tbe Popular Comedian,
James T. Kelly
In Chailes E. llhiiiey's most sneoewiful fnioe-
tuineuy,
A BAGGAGE CHECK
lipill COSTUMES,
nirW music,
The liveliest show 011 the tond.
Regular Prices.
Grand Openlug Monday Eve,, Feb. !1,
THE UINDEISJ,
Originally Wonderland, l.ludeu meet,
near l'euu uveuuv.
Under Entire Mmmtieuieut.
lliooU.t. I.udltr,Leeti. N 11 Ilrooks.Mzr.
Opening lt three dav k viltb
TICKIJT OP LIIAVR MAN,
Monday, Tuesduylund Wednesday, by u
Npuelully telected touipiin for tbe oucaHlon.
Tliuifcduy, Krlduy andbiitiudiiy, .ule's gicut
French draina, The Celebrated fuse.
Matinees EvPiy Duy ulieu 10 cents villi
admit to any part or hoime. Evenings, Hie,
'Jin-, und Illlr.
Hatuiduy mutlnees, Bpechil to noliool dill
dreu, ft cents
Hoors open I.ilomul". Perfbrmunce, U.'JO
and H. in,
Iteiiit'inber opening dute, Miiiiduy evening,
Feb. '21,
110
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Sporting
Duchess
IAAAAAAAAAAI
MAMAAVVH
CONNOLLY A WALLACE
127 and .129 Washington Ave,
E
Ism? m a
(The Philadelphia Specialist,)
mtm
honorary emblems which he holds. No specialist in this
or any other country is able to show the credentials that
Dr. Grewer holds today.
Catarrh-Special Offer-One Year's Treatment for Ten Dollars
Ozo-Nite Gas, including generator, warrauted to gener
ate Ozo-Nite Gas for one year, shipped to any part of the
United States for Ten Dollars. Auy child can handle it.
The only and original home treatment for Catarrh in the
United States. Ozo-Nite Gas is mild, soothing and effec
tive. One trial treatment. Ozo-Nite Gas will posi
tively cure Hoarseness, Catarrhal Deafness and all diseases
of the
Ear, Nose and Throat.
Dr. E, Giewei, the eminent Philadelphia specialist, Is a giaduate ot the
University ot Pennsylvania, fonneily demonsttntor of Piactlcal Physlolosy
at the Medlco-Chlrurglcal college, of I'hlladelphla ; honorary member of the
Sledtco-Chlrurgical college; member ot the General Alumni association of the
University of Pennsylvania: member of the Houston club ot the Unlversltv
of Pennsylvania, member of the Joseph Leldy Fellowship of Anatomy, mem
ber of the Uomd of Chailtv of Scranton. Pa . member of the Histotlcal Scl-,
ence association of Lackawanna county, Scranton, Pa.; piesldent of the Ath
ens Mining and Milling company, president of the International Medical
Association nnd Advei Using League of Ameiica; one of the youngest mem
beis of the Giand Aimy ot the Republic; suigeon of the Union Veterans
union; and the doctor comes highly Indoised by the leading professors of
this country and abroad
The doctor and his start of English und Gei mnn physicians mnke a spe
cialty of all forms of Clnonlo Nervous Diseases, Skin, Womb, Blood Dis
eases. WE WILL FORFEIT THE SUM. NOT EXCEEDING JI.OOO, FOR
ANY CASE OF EPILEPTIC FITS WE FAIL TO CURE.
All who call upon the doctors up to March 1st will tecelve advice, ser
vices and examination fiee. Dr. Giewer's high standing In tho state will
not allow Mm to accept any Incuiable cases. If they cannot cute you they
will franklv tell you so.
Diseases of the Nervous System,
The syniptoins of which ate dizziness,
mo,, nml unmen. ball llsllig In the th
of memory, unable to concentrate th
when spoken suddenly 10, anu emu. u
pel forming tho actual duties of life,
in tv,a nnilmi nf the heart, causing II
forebodings, cowardice, fear, dreams,
feeling us tired In the motning as vvn
ness, trembling, confusion of thought,
tin, iimliB. etc. Those so uffected shou
Htored to perfect health.
Lost Manhood Restored, Weakness of Young Men Cured.
If vou have been given up by your phvslclnu tall upon the doctor and
bo examined. He cuies the worst kind uf Neivous Debility, Scrofula. Old
Soies. Catarrh. Piles, Female Weakness, Affections of the Eve. Kar, Neve,
Tluoat, Asthma, Deafness und Clippies of every destilptlon. Tumots, Can
cels and Oolteis removed without the use of knife or painful caustics by
mil' newly devised nbsoibent method known as the "ELECTRO-aERMl-CIDE."
And our OBO-NITB GAS cuies Catattli and Catarrhal Deafness.
Consultation lieu und sttlctly sacred and confidential. Ollke hoins dally
from 10 a. 111. to S.20 p. in. Sunday fiom 1J p. in. to S p. m.
jk
fQp
Has just returned from his
St. Louis, Chicago and West
ern offices and will now re
main at his permanent office
in the Old Postoffice Build
ing, corner Spruce street and
Penn avenue, where he may
be consulted from 10 a. m. to
.8,30 p. 111. The doctor, while
in unicago, nac several
honors conferred upon him
;
by Medical Colleges there
namely, the titles of Doctor
of Philosophy and Bac. of
Science in addition to his
manv other decrees and
lack of confidence, sexuul weakness In
loat, spots floating before the eyes, loss
mind on one subject, easily stattled
Istiessed mind, which unfits them foi
making happiness Impossible, dlstress
ush of heat, depression of spltltB, evil
melnnclioly, tire easy of company,
en letltlng, lack of energy, nervous
depression, constipation, weakness of
id consult uh Immediately and be re-
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