1
EVENING HERALD
ixTAin.isiii:i 1870.
Published every Evening, Except Sunday, at
8 Bourn Jnui! HTra.-rr, Nr.AU Cestsb.
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Tho publishers reserve tho right to change the
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Entered at tho powtofllco at Shenandoah, Pa., as
eooond class mall matter.
TKLKI'HONl! CONNECTION.
Evening Herald
TUESDAY. SEITEMnnit 22, 1800.
REPUBLICAN NATIONAL TICKET.
fob I'limitinsT,
WILLIAM M'KINI.KY,
Of Ohio,
ron vice rnnsninxT,
OAItttirr A. IIOIlAItT,
Of New JerBev.
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
KOB"oOKll!llJUK.AT-LAll(!II,
GALCSIIA A. OUOW,
Of Sus'iuchnrina.
HAMUKL A. llAVENPOKT.
Of llo
jnrfiiusoN's itrr.i: roit a coin-
Alii-, ItATIO
Tim proportion between tho values
of (-old mill silver Is n M nllCANTIM!
l'ltOHI.UM altogether, .lust prlnrl.
pies will lead us to disregard tho legal
proposition, 1o Inquire Into tbn lnnr
lift prlco of gold In the scleral eoun
trles with which wo shall probably bo
connected In commerce, nnd TAKE
AX AVi:lt.(!i: from them."
Tnnni-: is quito a diUorrnce hutween a
moralist and a financier. Tho taxpayers of
Shenandoah, and many of tho business men
of tho borough, realize this to their sorrow.
"Hjuiiy" IjIjWaudh is still chairman and
Mr. ilrumm remains a candidato on tho
Itopublican ticket. Wo note this fact for tho
benefit of some of our contemporaries who
npponr to think tho "war is still on."
Tin: first brick in tho construction of tho
now county hospital at tho alrashouso whs
laii yoiteiday amid much ceremony. There
is no question but that tho new addition is
sadly needed for the proper cato of the
county poor.
A uuui'UNlxo gloom seems to bo settling
on tho heart of Mr. llryan, and ho is looking
in every diioctlou for coiiholation. llo finds
it in tho reflection that whllo ho may not
carry a singlo state, ho is still tho proud
"nominee of three conventions."
Tin; Democratic candidate for tho Logisla
turoin tills district iswiidto bo in favor of
creating the oilico of county detcctlvo with a
salary attached. Mr. Uritllths will find that
the taxpayers of tho county aro opposed to
creating any more political sinecures for
back-number politicians.
Thi: anthracite coal trade is quiet, and
thcru is said to bo very little business at tho
September prices. Tho collieries aro con
tinucil ou short time, and tho markets aro
absorbing most of tho newly mined coal ou
orders previously placed. from this time on
the coal trade is expected to keep fairly
active, as tho weather grows colder tho con
sumption of coal will necessarily incioaso.
Watmik SiiF.riii:iu is the Democratic can
didato for Congiess in this district. Mr.
Shepheid belicvis his party is pursuing
policy that is inimical to tho welfare of tho
people, (see his vote at the Allentown con
vention) but he will run on a free silver
platform, all the same. Mr. Shepherd';
position will contribute not a little to tho
Itepublicun majority that Schuylkill county
will roll up In November. Wo still think
Watson Shepherd, and tho entire Democrat!
ticket, will be defeated.
Tin: fall trade is opening, and the iudlca-
tious are business will show an improvement
over that of tho papt year. The wise mer
chant is already taking advantage of tho
times and placing ills announcement before
the public. In order to roach the buyers of
Shenandoah it is necussuiy to use thoeolumii
of tho Hi:i:am. It cannot be done through
any other medium. We havo tho leaders,
and tho people have confldcmo in an oh
established paper, while the "mushroom1
publications arc hero to-day and gono to
morrow. Our circulation books are open
all.
Tun free silverite will tell you that all th
country needs is an abundance of money
and then good times will follow. These men
very well know that they are stating un un
truth. Money is locked up in tho banks
awaiting investment, and the only obstacles
to a freo ciiculatlon of moiiey aro tho uproar
and consoqucut distrust that thoso rcpud.a
tlouUt have created. Thoio is ample money
in tho United State for all business nocossi
tie. Hut thero Is no confidence among thono
who own it, and until this confidence is re
stored by the defeat of tho Hryan ticket wo
can expect little business activity
i Biivan is now running for President on
three illUbront platforms. Ouo, he says ho
accepts. Ono of the others, tho party bear
ing it says '1U "eeJ ,10t lll:tTl,t t the
third, he has accepted, tho nomination and
not the platform. A three-headed party
usod to bo called a hydra-hiadod moustor
This would probably bo u caso of three hooka
on ono lino so as to try and cutcli fill tno nsn,
A reading of tho three platforms would
indlcato that he would havo so much to do If
elected thut lio never could perform, and by
ucceptlug tho voted ho becomes bound to
represent the voters and the basis of each of
tho threo platforms. Ho is running at a
ratio of 8 to 1 on platforms, and 10 to 1 on
silver, and everything el60 that nan bo won,
and ho admits that tho net result to the
public will be nil awful panic without tho
interference or consent of any other natiou
on earth. Tho IlKliALti has only been ablo
to find ono sontouco uttered by Hryan that
will throw light ou all thoso matters, and
that wan In his Chicago speech, whoro he,
with much eloquence said: "Hum down
your cities," etc.
Sintered for Tm cuty-tour Yearn.
There U no use at all In people suHcrltiB
from any throat airection whatuver, when
speedy and permanent relief Is at hand.
Mrs. I). A. hmitli, Jersey hhoro, Fa., writes:
I had been troubled with cankered soro
throat for tncuty-four yours, and Thompson's
Diphtheria Curo did mo more good than nil
tho others I tried and used. Tho saino
medicine cured tho sore thro.its of my clill-
rcn. Would not bo without it In tho I101160,
under any circumstances." Sold at Klrllu's
drug store at SO cents a bottle.
POLITICAL TALK.
Tho llttlo "unpleasantness" between tho
county organization and Congressman
Ilrumm has been fixed up. All that was
necessary was for tho county seat papers to
keep hands olf.
The Itepublicans of Ircidcnshurg held a
monster mooting last evening.
McKlnley and Hobart clubs aro being
formod in almost ovory town In tho connty.
Shenandoah has not yet fallen in line, but
thero is a movement on foot to organizo a
club hero in the near future.
Shepherd has not accepted the challcngo to
a joint dbato with the llepubllcan nominee.
Watson is shy, very shy.
The Mahanoy City Itepubllcan club has
completed all arrangements for a public
meeting this ovcuiug. The committee was
n consultation with Chairman Ldwards yes
terday, and they extend a general invitation
to all candidates to be present. Tho meeting
is to be held in front of tho Mansion House.
Tho (iermans aro enthusiastically in favor
of McKlnley and sound money.
Tho grand rally the first gun of tho cam
paignat l'ottsvillo to-morrow evening, will
jo addi-osscd by Congressman Quigg, of Now
York; Congressman Ilrumm and ex-District
Attorney Whitehouse, in tho Academy of
Music. Mr. Oulgg is an ablo and llucut
alkor, and is familiar witli the issues of tho
campaign.
Factory Inspector Campbell will stump tho
county for the Itepublicun ticket.
An ell'ort will bo made to induco Congress
man l)ulgg to address an uudlcuco at Lavelle
Fair on Thursday. Should tho effort provo
successful tho New lork Congressman will
sneak in this town on Thursday evening
What llttlo dissatisfaction that existed hero
at the beginning of tho campaign has been
overcome. The Republicans of Shenandoah
are united for the county ticket, from top
to bottom.
Shepherd is still wondering where he is at.
Ilovtill know alter November 3rd.
The Democrats of tlio county aro sadly in
need of an organ to advocate the 111 to 1 idea.
Wilhclm's silver voice is no longer heard
along the by-ways.
Arthur Sewall, Democratic candidate for
Yice President, like Altgeld, writes his
eontnicts with a cold clause.
As we predicted, the silver cr.izo In this
county is on tho wane.
Who says the Republican factions aro not
harmonious? Iliumm and Whitcliouso will
speak from the same platform and drink from
the same canteen to-morrow night at l'otts-
ville.
Sam. Losch is making sound money
speeches in tho lower district, and advocating
tho election of tho entire ticket, from Con
gresbinau to Poor Director.
"Joo" Wyatt's majority will bo larger this
year than It was in 1681. Mark tho predic
tion.
L'llas Davis and Lmainiel Jeukyn are
especial favorites among tliu workinginen
Chairman Ldwards is Hooding the county
with sound money literature. Still thoio
a great demand here, tho supply being un
equal to the demand.
Frank Keese is making an active canvass,
and is meeting with much encouragement
wherever he goes.
That staunch Democratic newspaper, the
Minersvillo Free Press, is doing yeoman
service for the Republican cause this fall
And tlieie aro others.
"Hoys will be boys," but you can't alford
to lose unv uf them. He ready for tho green
apple season by having DoWitt's Colic and
cnoiora cure in too nuuso. u. 11. Aiagon
ouch.
Double Wedding.
(iinirdville was the scene of a pretty wed
ding ceremony to-day, when two youn,
ladies of that plate were juincd iu wedlock
at the same hour. Tho contracting parties
were David Harnett, a prominent young
business man of Philadelphia, and Miss
Mary Scanlan: Michael McDonald, of Homes-
ville, and Miss Hannah Scanlan. The young
ladies aro sisters, and prominent in society
circlcB In that town. Tho teieinuny was
performed in St. Josoph's church.
Mnnv u dav's work Is lost bv stck head
eho. caused bv indigestion and stomach
troubles. DoWitt's Little liirly Risers aro
the mort effectual pill for overcoming such
difficulties. U. II. Ilagenhiich.
Lutherans for Temperance.
At tho meeting of the Fast Pennsylvania
Synod, now in eesion at Fasten, a resolution
was adopted ou Saturday asking the Lutheran
church to set itself uncompromisingly against
the liquor tralllc, and setting aside tho fourth
Sunday in November to bo observed as tern
pemnto day.
OI severest trial and tost provo
In regard to Hood's Sarsaparilla
igst, Greatest Merit
' U Secured by n peculiar Combina
tion, Proportion and rrocess
unknown to others which
naturally and actually produces .
Greatest Cures
Shown by thousands ol honest,
voluntary testimonials which
naturally and actually produce
3d, Greatest Sales
According to tho statements of
druggists all over tho country.
In these three points Hood's
Sarsaparilla U peculiar to Itself.
Hood's
Sarsaparilla
Is the best It Is the Ono True Blood Purifier.
u i i-jjii are uio oniy puis loiaao
riOOtl S FlIlS with II ood'n Sarsaparilla.
PITHY POINTB.
nppetilngfl Throughout the ltegton Chron
icled for Hasty Perusal.
Berries aro still being shipped from Haztt
ton.
Thero is talk of reorganizing the Citizens
Hand of airurdvillo.
A charter was granted to tho King lagclos
Citizens' llencflclal Association, of Ollborton.
John Ploppcrt was oxcuscd as a Juror, be-
causo ho is now a resident of Northumber
land county.
A fantastic parado will take placo at Ash
land to-morrow evening, by the wheelmen of
mt town.
A hog was cut in twain in tho Lehigh
alley Railroad cut at the southern end of
Main 6troet yostorday.
A dlvorco was granted I rank Allison, of
ort Carbon, from his wlfo Minnie ou tho
grounds of adultery.
Mrs. John P. Holl'inau died at her home in
ottsvlllo yostorday, and tho funeral will
take placo to-morrow afternoon.
WinfieldS. D.ivis has been nppolnted Dis
trict President of tho P. O. 9. of A. Camps iu
tho Schuylkill-Columbia district.
John Ilogan has been appointed conductor
on the Schuylkill Traction Company cars,
between Mahanoy City and Gllbcrton.
Messrs. Grant Lcsslg nnd Joseph Ilurke
left town on Saturday for llothlehcm, whero
they will enter tho Lehigh Uulversity.
Dr. Sliaclfer, Stato Siiperintoudont of
ublle Instruction, has appointed Friday,
October 23rd, as tho autumn Arbor Day.
Michael Hradlcy, insido foreman at Llm-
ood colliery, was called Saturday to tho
bedsido of his father at Forcstvillc, who is
lying seriously ill.
Now that tho time has arrived for putting
up stovos tho Hues and pipes should bo par
ticularly examined, ns many fires originato
from defectivo flues.
The Weathcrly School Board havo ordored a
oan of $0,000 for thirty days to stem them
over until tho arrival of tho Stato appropria
tion, their treasury being depleted.
Tho Lorraine Social Club, of Pottsvillo,
avo issued invitations to a number of town
peoplo to attend their first monthly dance
that takes place on Thursday evening, Octo
ber 1.
Tho Mahanoy City wheelmen will make a
century run to Philadelphia on next Sunday.
They will leavo thero at Ii o'clock in the
Jnorning and expect to reach Reading at 10
clock.
David Luckinbill, a P. A R. carpenter era-
iloyed at tho Mahanoy City jig house, had
Is left leg broken yesterday by the dasher of
jig falling on it.
At tho Church of Nativity ou Sunday, at
Soutli Hethlohcm, Hishop Itulisou ordained
tho Rev. J. 11. May, of Pottsvillo, to the
priesthood. Rev. May was formerly connect
ed with tho Reformed church.
Oscar Kuipo, of Orwigsbnrg, tho fast yonn
wheelman, has been suspended by tho I.. A.
from entering amateur events. Tho
chargo against him is that ho rodo a match
raco which is a violation of tho lcaguo rules.
Tho host Creek base bull team will givo a
ilauce iu Ferguson's hall to-night.
Tho Rurliers Protective Union will hold
their regular meeting at It. J. Yost's barber
shop to-night. Meeting will bo called to
order at II p. m.
Deeds Itecorded.
A deed from Miners' nnd Laliorcrs' Saving
uud Association to William W. Dorr, for
two lots in Lavelle.
Deed from John McOuigau to Mary Mc-
Guigan, for lot In Minorsvillc.
Deed from Frank Iiolich to Melinda
Denglcr, for tract of land in Barry township.
Marriage, T-In-nses.
Alfred V. Richards, of Shenandoah, and
Lizzie Wesner, of lit. Carinel.
John H. Kabley and Rosa B. Hrubaker,
both of Lofty.
Joseph Uopko and Mary Bubna, both of
Pottsvillo.
George W. Roberts and Mary J. Fvans,
both of St. Clair.
James McGiuIcy and Katie McArdle, both
of Mlddloport.
It doesn't matter much whether sick head
ache, biliousness, indigestion and constipa
tion aro caused by neglect or by unavoidable
circumstances ; DoWitt's Little Larly Risers
win speetiuy cure uiem all. c. it. imgcn
bucli. Major McWInlcy's Southern Stump.
CaN'Ton', O . Sent. SJ-.'.-Miijor McKlnley
rerelveil by ox press yesterday u finely pol
ished anil embellished stump of i treo. It
Is lntonili'il for uso in iliillvoiiiiR his front
porch addresses, mill is (if n convenient
height for that purpose. The stump was
out by Jesse firm or, sheriff of Knoxvlllo,
leun. Accompanying: tho stump was u
letter which mid: "Tho loyal peoplo of
east Ton nesseo lire Intonsoly in earnost in
your Ixjhiilf In tno present national eon-
tost, una Ijelnpdeslronsof linprussliifrthnt
fact deeply uiul firmly on jour mind I
havo Kant n token of mr devotion us ti
people to the cntiso of p;ond Kuvorninent,
which vim so amy mm llttingly represent.
rMnco we cannot havo you on the stump in
the south this fall, wo hope you will do us
the honur to deliver your homo speeches
lrom tho southern stump."
Saved from the Gallows.
Faiimvii.i.k, Va., Sept. !J. Tho caso of
Mary Abonmthy which lias created so
much Interest in tho statu (luring tho Inst
fifteen months, was yesterday ended In
Prince, Kdwnrd county court. Tho eom
innnwonlth'ri attorney uskod that a nolle
prosoiiii bo entered, which tho cgurt
promptly prilerod. Mnry was twice sen
tenced to death for complicity in tho
murder of Mrs. Lucy Juno Pollard, In Lun
enburg oounty, and each time had the
verdict nguliist her set aside.
Tried to lNilson the Stcnlllcl-'s Olllcurs.
Lewi:s, Dul , Sept. -il. A cabin boy on
tho htouniur Dul wieh, which arrived hero
last night, mmlu an attempt Sunday oven
Inu to poison the captain and ollleers of
the vosrt'l liy placing red ochre In their
coffee. 1 lie attempt was uUcuverod In
time to prevent any gr.ive results, and the
boy wan placed in irons. His murderous
attempt wus mnde In rovongo for recent
disciplining he had undergone for a for
mer offense.
fli-nth from lllf)c!o Accident.
NKW Hltti.NSWICK, N. J , Sept. HI
Bton Felter, who was Injured in a blqyclo
accident on Friday afternoon, died Sun
dny night of peritonitis. The boy, who
wos 15 yoorB old, was "scorching" down
Livingston avenno when ho ran into a
buggy driven by Nollsou T. Pnrkor. Tho
shaft penetrated tho boy's right breast
breaking threo ribs and injuring ono of
his lungs.
Tho whole system is drained and under
mined by indolent ulcers and open sores.
DoWitt's Witch Hazel Salvo speedily heals
them, It is tho best pilo curo kuoftii. C. II.
llngcnbuch.
When you want good roofing, plumbing
gas fitting, or general tlnsmithlng dono call
on E. F. Gallagher 18 West Centre street
Dealer ir. stc-ea
X-tf
NEEDLESS SUFFERING.
Homos Evorywhoro Filled "With
tho Wonk and Nervous.
No Need to reel Tired nnd Irrltablo
Knowledge, That You May Hover
Havo l'osBnod.
Feopic often havo pnla nnd snllow
complexions, tho muscles aro weak anil
tlaubyi thero Is a wenk, nervous feel
Injr and a general tired and exhausted
condition! tho appetlto is gono. Tho
spirits! nro depressed! strength, energy
and ambition nro lacking; tho sleep
may bo disturbed, thero may bo neu
ralgia and rheumatic pains. Id fact
tho entlro system lacks vigor of norves
and power of tho body. Thoso condi
tions ariso from a disordered Btalo. of
tho norves and blood. Whnt is needed is
Dr. Greene's Ncrvura blood and ncrva
remedy to build up tho wustcd, weak
ened, diseased norves, and to give a
supply of purer, richer blood.
flf
MISS E. UUKKK.
Miss E. Burke, of Amoskeag, N. II.,
writes: "I was stricken-down with
nervous prostration, and no one bu
God knows what I suffered.
"I was so nervous that the least lit
tle thing would causo my heart to flut
ter and palpitate. I was also troubled
with suvero headache and dizziness,
which unflttedmo for any mental work.
"I took Dr. Greeno's Nervura blood
and nerve remedy. Vhat a blessing it
has proved to mo t I can truthfully
say that I owe my present health to
Dr. Greene's Nervurn, blood and nerve
remedy. This wonderful medicine has
done mo so much good, that I urgo
othera to uso it and get well."
This grand medicine transforms tho
body from a weak, nlling, disordered
condition into a strong and vigorous
one. It is the prescription of tho
grent specialist in nervous diseases,
Dr.' Greene, of 35 W. 14th Street, New
York City, who can bo consulted freo,
personally or by letter.
NUGGETS OF NEWS.
William Mlltz, a Philadelphia palntor,
died after cntlnp; a menl ou a table ou
which ho had mixed pnlnts.
General Hlnnco, governor of tho Philip
pine islands, has disappeared, and It is
supposed ho has boon mnnlered.
Nearly 51,500.000 In silver dollnrs will bo
coined lit tho 1'hlladolphln mint this
month, in addition to about 830,000 of
minor coins,
John Hntchy, of Philadelphia, sot flro
to his houso while Intoxicatod, endanger
ing; the lives of his children, and is under
ball for arson.
Goorjro Flomlng, 40 yenrs old, a homo
loss Gorman baker, wns discovered to bo
afflicted with leprosy nt Bellevno hospi
tal, New York.
For aiding In fleecing tho Union Na
tional bank of Now Orleans out of ?30,000,
J. N. Wolfson, a prominent lawyer, was
urrested Inst night.
Grlp-CoIds-lIoadache.
Why Buffer with Coughs, Colds and La
Grippo when Laxative Bromo Qulnino will
curo you in one day. Put up in tablets con
venient for taking. Guaranteed to cure, or
monoy refunded. Price, 25 cents. For sale
by Kirlln'g Pharmacy.
ltussln, Japan nud Korea.
Lokdox, Hept. 22. Tho Tlmos expresses
tho lu'llef that Hussla nnd Japan havo
agreed to join protectorate In Korea, Rus
sia virtually tnklnsr tho position thero that
China hold before tho war. Tho king of
Korea will quit tho Husslun legation,
whom ho hn been since tho assassination
of tho prn-Jnpanoso ministers, and will
return in triumph to tho p.ilnro This ar
rangement, The Times assorts, will bo
carried out simultaneously with Japnu's
evacuation of Korea. "Ilussia," says Tho
Tlmos, "thereby obtains a virtual ascend
ancy In Korean affairs, leaving Japan only
u nominal shnro In tho control."
Don't tritlo away timo when you havo
cholera morbus or diarrhoea. Fight them in
the beginning with DoWitt's Colic ar.d
Ciiolora Cure. You don't havo to wait for
results, they aro Instantaneous, and it leaves
tho bowols in healthy condition. C. II.
llagcubuch;
Indiana's Uilft th Her Xuiiienahe.
Ni:w Yoiiii, Sept. 22. Governor Clnudo
Matthuws and about sovonty-llvo promi
nent citizens of Indiana went on board
tho United Stntos battleship Indiana,
lying oil Tompklnsvlllo, S. I., yosterday.
Thny were welcomed by Captain Hobley
D. Evans, tho ship's comninnder, and a
salute of thirteen guns was fired in their
honor. Tho purpura of tho visit was to
present tho silver service nnd library that
tho citizens of Indiana havo provided for
tho craft, named In honor of tho state they
represent, hpeeehos were mailo by Assist
ant Secretary of tho Navy McArtoo, ex
President Harrison and Captain Evans.
l'nrty l)cfil(rnatlon lu Mansacliuicttn,
Uostdx, Sept. 23. Colonol William M.
Olin, bccrotary of stato of Massachusetts,
has Just rendered a decision to tho effect
that in this stato the nunies of electors of
tho 1'iilnior uud Iluckuer tlckot cannot go
on tho ballot under their titlo of "Na
tional Domocratlo." Tho law soys in ef
fect thnt in tho caso of nomination paper
ciindldatos tho namo of tho party of vhlch
tho nominating faction is u wing must
precede and doscribo tho other word used
in tho no mil.
TO CUM! A COM IN ONK DAY
Take Laxatlvo Bromo Quinlno Tablets. All
druggists refund tho money If it fails to euro.
4 oeuts.
V
THE FALL OF D0NG0LA.
Official Details of the Cnptnre of the
llcrvlsli Stronghold.
KL Hafih-ox-the-Nile, Sept. S3.--Tho
following ofllclal details of tho capture of
DongolA, the' dervish stronghold, have
boon obtained. Tho gunboats engaged in
tho capture of Dongola were tho T amnl,
commanded by Hougemont, after Naval
Commnntlcr Colvlllo was wounded ; Abon
kler, commanded by Uentty, and Matom
moh, commondod by Oldfleld. They ar
rived hero Into in tho afternoon. Com
mander Oentty, who assumed command
of tho threo guns, reports as follows:
"Wo arrived at Dongola early in tho
morning nnd mndo fast to tho oast bank.
Ily this time Colvlllo was nblo to rosumo
command, and tho operations against
Dongola began with bombarding It nt 800
yards range. Wo immediately porcolvod
that Dongola was not defondod, and a
forco was landed, which enpturod a quan
tity of treasure, all tho dervish books and
also sovon grain laden boats.
"I was not ablo to soo tho oiToct of tho
Dervish flro on tho gunboats. Tho Mo
tommoh was struck by ono sholl which in
jured her gun fittings and her boiler,
breaking tho safety valve. Tho Dervishes'
rlllo flro wus ossontlally good. Tho wooden
parts of tho upper docks were simply rid
dled nnd tho sldos of all tho gunboats
ehowod hundreds of hits."
Beatty rocolvod n bullot through his hel
met and Armorer Hlchnrdson was wound
ed in tho body. Ho has slnco diod. On
board tho Tnnial Ave mon wore wounded,
on tho Aboakler six men were wounded,
and ono man was wounded on tho Meteni
nieh. Commaudor Colvlllo is recovering
rapidly.
At tho tlmo Wad Blshara was'wounded-
ho had just recolvod a lotter from tho
khalifa nnd ordered out of his tent every
body oxcopt tho mossongor who had
brought It, and two blacks. Shortly af tor
wards u shell from ono of tho gunboats
burst In tho tent, killing tho messenger
and tho blacks and wounding tho dorvlsh
loader la tho chost und head.
SIX PROBABLY DROWNED.
They Started on a 1'lshlng- Trip nnd Nocr
Cnmo Hack.
Boston', Sept. 2'J. Tho twonfy-ono foot
cntboat Hcbo, of Dorchester, with six men,
started out for a Ashing trip Saturday
morning, oxpcctlng to return Saturday
night, but has not been hoard from. It is
thought that tho boat was capsized nnd
the men drowned during the severe squall
on Saturday night. Tho missing men, nil
of whom resldo In tho Dorchester district,
are! John Gnnnon, mnrrlod; Michaol
Ihirko and John Uurko, both single, and
Martin J. Burks-, mnrrled, all threo broth
ers; Patrick C. McCormnok nnd Honry
Donnelly.
Yesterday ther harbor pollco received a
report that the sluglo mast of a small
croft, ovldontly a yacht, was sticking
nbovo wntor down back of Long Island.
Mr. Cnultor, tho owner of tho Ilebo, bo
llevcs that tho boat is lost and tho men
drowned, as tho party had arranged to re
turn Saturday night so that some of thorn
might go to work.
Used SownU'fl Noino Wlthutit Authority.
Bath, Mo.. Sept, S3. Mr. Arthur Sew
all, Democratic candidato for vlco presi
dent, has withdrawn from membership
and presidency of tho American Merchant
Marino association. Ho claims that soma
of tho members hnvu trlod to precipitate
tho association Into politics. Mr. Sowall's
resignation Is brought about from tho
fact that Secretary A. Smith.of tho associa
tion, has sent out circulars npponliug to
tho voters to support McKinloy and Ho
bart because tho Republican platform
favors discriminating duties for tho pro
tection of Amorlcnn shipping. Tho cir
cular is hcndoil "Arthur Sewall, of Bath,
Me, president." Mr. Sowall says tho uso
of his name was unauthorized.
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Tnrks W"er ll-dy to Fight,
Loxijon, ?ept. 22 Tho Berlin corre
spondent of The Times quotes n Constan
tinople dispatch to xne vosslscno vocitung
from nn nnnsually well Informed corre
spondent which Is said to havo ovaded
the consorsnlp or tno nirKisn omciais.
and which says: "LaBt Wednesday and
Thursday everything was ready Tor n
general massacre of Christians and n.
bombardment or Constantinople 6nouiu
tho Europoan warships nttompt to pass the
Dardnnolles. Thoro were forty-eight guns
placed In position on tho bolghts abovo
Pern., and the Turkish llcot In the harbor-
was cleared for action.'
Thoories of cure may bo discusscdat length
by physicians, but tho sufferers want quick
relief : and Ono Minuto Couitli Curo will nivo
it to them. A safo cure for children. It is
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Immediate results." U. II. tlagenbucli.
Two Killed In a freight Wreck.
MEADVII.L1!, IV, Popt 22. Two freight
trains on the Krlo railroad collided In tho
fog yostorduy and were badly wieckod.
Kdwnrd Harris nnd M. K. Garlnnd, both
of Knglowood. Ills., were caught In tho
wreck and killed. They wero each about
20 years old nffd wore on their way homo
nfter mi unsuccessful search tor employ
ment Ufn Sentence Tor Abduetloo.
Sax FIIANCISCO. Sept, 22 Oliver Wln
throp was seutenccd to llfo Imprlsonmont
for rubbory In connection with his nbdno
tlnn of James Campbell, tho Hawaiian
in lllonnlre, whom ho kept a prisoner
throo days for a 20,000 runsoin.
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ID YOU EVER suffer from real ner
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Health
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mo, and I am as well now as 1 over was,"
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POLITICAL CARDS.
JJIOR CIIIEF BUItCinSS,
PIERCE WALKER,
Of tho Fourth wnrd.
Subjoct to Citizens party rules.
VOTE FOR
JOSEPH WYATT,,
OP SlIEXASDOAII,
FOR REPRESENTATIVE,
First District.
VOTE FOR
FRANK C. REESE,
FOR REGISTER.
VOTE FOR
HON. ELIAS DAVIS
Ov BaoAD MOV-TTAIST,
-FOIi
County Treasurer
VOTE FOR
GE0.F0LMER.Sr.,
Or SircKAsnoAii,
-FOIt
County Treasurer.
VOTE FOR
Harry Bradigan,
Of BltEKASDOAU,
von-
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