EVENING HERALD
1MTAI1I,I,IIHI 1870.
Published every Evening, Kmpt Sunday, at
Botrrn Jaudik Htbkht. Nbab nmrrttn.
The npmlil In tlilvmed In BhennndMiQ nml the
surrounding towns for six oenfts a week, pay
nhU to the cnrriers. Ily mall W OO a year, or X
tnH a month, payable In ndvanee. Adverttw
manta ehnrveil neconllne to soros And position.
Ttf rmbllshere rwerve the right to olmnite the
taoalnon of advertisement whenever the pub
llntMon of news demand It. The right I
rfwerred to rejeot any advertisement, whether
(old lor or not, that the publishers may deem
mproper. Advertising rates mode known
upon application.
Kntered at the pntoOlee at Shenandoah, Pa., as
aeoond class mall matter.
TKMsMtONK CONNKOTION.
"All the Hews That's Fit to Print."
Evening Herald
TUESDAY, JUNE 1, 1867.
Sknatoh Tili.majt looks anil acts
like a man who bus no nn for sugar.
Tiik Taxpayers' Association seems
to lx worrying the l'ottsvllle news
papers more tlian the county ofneinls.
Thk County, Trenmifer oarrie a
razor in his boots. The other ofll
eials on the hill are wondering why is
this thusly.
David Mahtist has formed a new
combine. It consists of David him
self and those who were refused ad
mission to the new regime.
A mkhchaxt offers substitutes be
cause he makes a lot of money on
them. Good articles cannot be put
on the market at a high profit.
Thk substitution of one article for
another is a kind of green goods
game that the public can put an end
to by refusing to trade at stores
where it is practiced.
VfK take exceptions to Editor
Cole's criticisms of thellahanoy City
editor. The latter is excusable under
the oireumstancos, considering the
bad eause ho must espouse.
TlIKKR is an apparent improve
ment in bushiest), and the prudent
merchant will place ids announcement
in the IlKitALD columns, and reap
the benefits. ro other medium in
the county secures the same results.
ItomiKtts entered a county seat
grocery store Sunday night, and
among other things captured a num
ber of coupons clipped from the
Miners' Journal. The latter are ap
parently in greater demand than was
supposed.
Pmnck Bismahck recently said
that "an advantage of growing old is
that one becomes indifferent to
hatred, insult and calumny, while the
capntwty.for love and good will are
increased." The 1'rinco shows an in
creasing benevolence in his old ago,
but his traducers still scamper when
lie turns his gaze upon them.
Statk Skhatok Maqkk, of Pitts
burg, is not cutting so large a figure
in tlio legislature ns was expected.
He is seldom heurd of and has noth
ing to say. It is said that a majority
of the Senators have akind of under
standing among themselves to sit
down on anything and everything
Mr. Magee proposes or favors, which
nrakes things rather unpleasant for
the Allegheny Senator.
Cikculation means just what it
gays the number of copies that
"circulate" among readers. The
number printed has nothing to do
with it. There are many papers with
imposing circulation affidavits that
are heavy contributors to the junk
shops, and suoh "circulation" is about
as dead as Christopher Columbus,
Shenundoah merchants, know that
the JI Kit alii is not in this class.
Tiik extensive immigration to this
part of the country, especially from
Italy, may be attributed to steamship
agents, to a great degree. It is said
that these agents are circulating
among the people in Italy and in
forming them that this may be the
last chance for years to roaoh Amer
ica, if ever, on account of the new
laws to be enforced by the MoKinley
administration. Those who have any
idea at all of Immigrating to this
country secure a ticket immediately
and desert their perhaps comfortable
homes and dear ones to come hero.
This scheme has beenworked success
fully ever since last fall and no matter
how their friends on this side protest
they are bound to cross the big pond.
The steamship lines are making a
harvest on the scheme to the detri
ment of those people and the Ameri
can public.
At IlHrriiburg thi weuk the Senate
will hare before it the revised bill pro
. S vidinif for the collection of interest
on state deposits. This is one of the
liieHtnires of reform which public
opinion emphatically demands. The
inetuiure has most of the features of
the Stewart bill, which passed the
House. It provides that interest at
the rate of two per cent, per annum
shall be oolleeted upon all state
moneys held in banks, excepting from
Ave active depositories, to be named,
through which the daily business is
to be transacted. In the case of
these Ave banks, two of which are to
be situated in Philadelphia, two in
Allegheny and one in Dauphin
'"county, the ammended bill requires
each to pay one per cent, interest
upon daily balances, and that they
shall make all collections for the state.
These provisions are fair ami reaaon
able, and their ought to lie no ob
jection to the bill in its amended
orm.
Important Matters Acted Upon by Judge
lleelitel.
Motion court was hold yesterday with
Judge tleclilel upon the bench. In the ease
of Riihinsky Bros. vs. Yedinsky, the Court
said a large amount of testimony had been
submitted, on a rule to open a Judgment
entered in ISM, upon a Judgment bond for
(900, with legal interest, the application now
being to open judgment and permit the de
fendant to make a defense. The Court made
an order directing the plaintiffs to pay $886,
with Interest.
8. O. M. Holtopcter, Esq., stated to Court
that the cue of Nelson Hrantlon vs. Henry
A. Lute had been tried before Judge Weld-
man in 1861. A motion for a new trial was
filed, but lias never Iwen disposed of.
llrandon has died since the trial, and it la
now important the matter be disposed of. In
order that his estate mnv lie settled itn. The
nun rronilsou to correspond with Judge I
Weld ma n.
The following licenses ware transferred : I
The retail liquor license of Thos. ,1. Maley, i
In the Fifth ward of Mahnnny City, was
transferred to Joseph Kacsiuarestyk ; the I
license of Manns Hunts, Sr., in the East I
"Ward of Tainaqua. was transferred to the
widow, Surah llnrus.
M. M. llnrfee. Esq , presented the affidavit
of Anthony Kllcoln to the effect tlint he was
willing to provide n home fur hi wife pro
vided sho would return. He also allied that
the order of court for 'lie tutyineut of $18.80
per month be revoked.
V. A. Marr asked the court to fix next
Monday for li caring argument on the motion
for a new trial in the case of Kline vs. Kline;
also asked for arrest of Judgment to file
reasans for a new trial in the oase of Sadler
vs. the National Hank of Qirardvllie.
Argument in the Flyiui sewer case will be
heard next Monday.
S. O. M. Hollopeter, Esq., filed a general
Hppralseinent and widows' appraisement in
the estate of the late James I.. Maubeck, of
Union township.
Just try a 10c box of Cases rets, the flnrat
liver aud howul regulator over innile.
Deeds Itpcorded.
Fitini Jos. Maurer and wife to Joseph
Spolyiiir, premises In Seltaer City.
From Ilenjamln Keliley to iihvin Iloutcr,
preniics in Union township.
1'roin Bdward Coylo and wife to James If.
Lewis, premises in 8henanroah.
From Charles O. Miller, administrator, to
Amanda Frederici, premises in West l'enn
township.
From Alfred rederici and wife to Charles
J. Wehr, premises in Watt Perm township.
I-roni Geo. Hodford, Jr., to Christopher J.
Bull, premises in St. Clair.
From Margaret Dougherty et nl, to Eliza
lieth Dougherty, premises in Tiiscarora.
Mine Kxumlnlng Hoards.
The matter of appointing miuo examining
boards, for the examination of applicants for
mine inspectorship aud mine foremanshlps,
has been postponed from time to time be
cause the court could have no conference.
Last week, however, Judges Bechtel and
I'ershlug met, wiien it whs agreed that, as
the season was so far advanced, it would be
best tn coiitinuo the same appointments as
made last year. Suoh an order was handed
down yesterday by Judge Bechtel and the
old hoards will contlulie in oUk-e.
Marriage Licenses.
Andrew Drosdofsky and Mary Balthrushis,
lioth of Maliauoy City.
Wm. Imschwoiler and Christina Sumuiln
illnger, both of Tremont.
John Hendricks and Sally A. Ilccknan,
both of Tort Clinton.
Wm. J. Eagan aud Maggio M. Igoe, both of
Oirardvillc.
l'uther Luughlin's Successor.
Ilev. James Hogan has been appointed
iwstor of St. Mary's church, Maliauoy Plane,
vlco Itov. Father Laughliu, doccascd. Eev.
Hogau is a sou of tho lato John llogau, of
Mahauoy City.
Even catarrh, that dread breeder of con
sumption, succumbs to tho healing influences
of Thomas' Eclcctric Oil.
A Sow Ilimmior TIh-owIiik Cliiiniplon.
Dayonne, N. J., June 1. At the Me
morial Day carnival of the New Jer
sey Athletic club at Iiergen Point yes
terday the principal feature was the
first public appearance In this country
of John Flannagan, the hammer throw ing
champion of Ireland and England.
Jim Mitchell, the world's champion,
was among thope who contested, but
showed poorly against Flannagan, who
made a new world's record with a
throw of 150 feet 8 Inches. The pre
vious record was 145 feet and of an
Inch, made by Mitchell In 1882. Yes
terday Mitchell could do no better than
128 feet 4 inches, and McCracken, of
Pennsylvania, beat him for second
place by tfin li.ches.
Is tho timo when you should tnfco a
Spring Mcdicino to nut-ify your blood,
give you good nnpetito, sound sleep,
steady nerves and perfect digestion.
That scrofulous taint, that skin trou
ble that liver dif-
T flculty.that bilious
ClKr tendency, that
tired fooling, aro
all cured by Hood's Sarsapavilla. Givo
this mcdicino a fair trial and you will
realize its positive merit. It is not
what wo say, but what tho pcoplo who
uro cured bay, which proves that
Sarsaparilla
olne, 0. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.
W,l r:il cro Liver Ills; easy to
nOOtl S FlllS take, easy to operate, m.
ft IMJSIGMi PAST!
A grand production of
the beautiful caittaU
"REBECCA"
Will be given on
TUESMY EVfis. JDHE It
'LMI I U I UJ UU
AT
BOBBINS' OPERA HOUSE,
SHENANDOAH, PA.,
By n Choir of 60 Voices
Asslsttid by the
SCH0PPE ORCHESTRA
Tlx production will lie given for the benefit
- ol tlie
Piimitive Methodist Church.
Hoods
Admission, - - 25 Cents.
Lend to Kxngrtrel'n li'il ltt-pnrtt or M in -dera
by (linyeinii.
Helena, Mont., June 1. Itepnrts of
the killing of several men by the Chey
enne Indians at Lame Deer asrr ncy are
not verlfltU. It la not believed that any
one was killed except a sheep henlor
nnmcd llui.vcr, whose murder some
time ago caused exrlttment. Settlers,
and cowboys determined to avenge hlS
death and Rive the Cheyi lines an Ob
ject lesson to deter them from slRiJlar
acta in the future. They sent all of the
women and children to places of
safety, armed themselves and cenf., le
gated near the agency and demanded
the surrender of the Indians accused of
murdering Hoover. The Indiana armed
themselves and made threatening dem
onstrations against the whiles, hut no
battle has been fought nor ma.tsanes
begun, so far oa is known. Six ,:n
pnnles of United Htates troops are at
the agency. The Indiana declare that
they do m.t want to fight the s.Jdiera,
but are auxiouo to have a bruah with
the white settlers and cowboys.
There is a conflict of authority be
tween Indian Af.ent Captain Stouch
and the sheriff of Cuater county. The
sheriff's deputies weie otdered off the
reservation by the agent. Thcv re
turned to Miles City and got a warrant
for the arrest of the agent for Inter
fering with the officers, and started
hack to a treat him. Lame Deer In 60
miles from a telegraph office, and the
result of their expedition ia not known.
The trouble Is due to the charge of
settlers that Indians kill and steal
their cattle and counter charges of In-f
dlana that tho settlers continually' In
trude on the reservation.
Governor Smith wired President Mc
Klnley yesterday protesting against
the action of Captain Stouch, and ask
ing that he be directed not to Interfere
with chll orders. Stouch sayB he can
and will arrest the murderers as soon
as the excitement dies out.
Flllliimtei'llnr Stiiiiier Cnptm'ctl.
Jacksonville, Juno I. Dispatches re
ceived front Miami, on the lower east
coast, report the selsure of the steamei
DlBcayne, charged with filibustering,
by a deputy collector of customs. The
Dauntless, which left Savannah two
weeks ago ostensibly on a towing trlgt
and which has since reported to have
landed two cargoes In Cuba, Is also
ronnrted to have been captured by the
cruiser Slarblehead, which - put out
from Key West. The capture occurred
off Palm Beach, and tho steamer will
be taken to Key West and placed In
custody. The Discayne Is said to have
transferred a cargo of arniB and am
munition to the Dauntless.
Ask your grocer for no "Eoyal Patent
Hour, and take no other brand. It is the best
Sour made.
rfhliihmeu to Ho Doportert.
JUiffalo, June 1. Yung Yung an?
Yung Sing, two Chinamen who enterot1
the United States Illegally, were ar
raigned yesterday. Their attorney ad
mitted that they entered unlawfully
and said they were willing to be de
ported. They were taken to Taccmo
today.
Clmraed liy Hor Children With Murder
Atlanta, June 1. Mrs. Z. A. Godfrey,
40 years old, handsome and wealthy,
was arrested yesterday for murder. She
was Indicted on tho testimony of hei
children, who swore that-six yoars age
she strangled and burled her daugh
ter's Illegitimate child.
Hied From Ills Injuries.
Trenton, June 1. Former Assistant
Secretary of State Joseph D. Hall, who
fell from a second story window Sun
day night.' died yesterday from his in
juries. PRODUCE AND CATTLE MARKETS
Stock Hxelmntres closod on Account
of Hooorntlon Dny Coromoulos.
Phlladelphia.May 31. The Stoclt Ex
chansos In this city and Now York "were
closed on account of Decoration Day cer
emonies throughout the country.
I'roduco MurkotH.
Philadelphia, Slay 31. Flour very dull,
and prices weak In sympathy with the
late decline in wheat; winter super., t.1i
2.'J0: do. extraB, S3W3.26: Pennsylvania
roller, clear, $3.90-4.10; do. straight, Jl.lC
Sf-1.26: western winter, clear, $8.9004.10; do,
straight, $t.lW4.2S: do. patent, $1,300-1.50;
sprlni?, clear, ?8.4o3.68; city mills, extra.
tS.25fj-8.50. Rye Hour moved slowly at !2.2
WZ.tK) per barrel, as to quality. The Com
mercial Exchange being closed, there was
nothing doing in either wheat, corn or
oate. Feed waa quiet, but steady, with
moderate offerings; spot winter bran In
bulk, 412.50013, and spring. In sacks, $11
12 Der ton. .Provisions quiet and un
changed; beef hams, t2S; pork, family,
$10,504(11; hams, S. P. cured. In tierces,
EVt99Vtc. ; hams, smoked, as to brand and
average, 10llc: sides, ribbed, In Bait,
EVij5e,; do. smoked, CfeOVic. ; shoulders,
pickle, cured, G!4(&GV4c.; do. smoked, 7
Tttc; picnic hams, S, I', cured, 6tpc:
do.' smoked, 7THc ; breakfast bacon, as
to brand and average, loose, GVtflVo.
Butter llrm for fancy creamery, with u
fair demand, but faulty qualities wero
quiet and irregular; solid packed cream
ery, extra, 16il5c; do. firsts, 14c; imi
tation creamery, as to quality, 9l!c.;
prints, fancy, Jobbing salea, 1720c; do.
extra Pennsylvania, wholosals, 16c; do.
western extra, wholesale, 16c; do. lirsts,
1416c; do. garlicky, 11012c Cheese dull
and unsettled under Increasing supplies;
full cream, New York fancy, small, i(f
Sc.i do. fair to good, 7408Vtc; do. large,
fancy, 8itli4ic.; part skims, as to qual
ity, 6V44i7MiC. Eggs in fulr demand for
choice fresh stock and prices ruled
steady; nearby fresh, 10V4c; western
fresh, selected, lie; do, average, fine,
10V4C.
Cattle Mnrkots,
New York, May 31. Deevea quiet, baro
ly steady; native steers, ).46.S5; stags
and oxen, 34.50; bulls. !SO2.0; dry cows,
(263.874- Calves active; veals, il.W0
few at $6.124&".26: buttermilk calves, 13.B0
Ui. Sheep steady; yearlings easier:
lambs lower: about 1.000 head unsold;
cheep, $364.60: lambs, $6G.80. Hog eas
ier at I3.wyd4.l0.
East Liberty, Pa May 31. Cattle firm;
prime, SB.1005.25; bulls, stags aud cows,
(34(3.76; common to good fat oxen, $24.10.
Hogs slow; prime mod I urn best Yorkers
and pig. SI.C603.7O; common to fair
Yorkors, S3.M0S.t5: heavy, SS.5S9S.60;
roughs, S2.253.10. Sheep slow; prices 60
))-. lower: choice, I4ti4.85; common, SS.7S
choice lambs. $5i5.16; common to
- mm litmbx, I4tr4.'i5: spring lumbs, S5Q4:
..-nl calves, SR.C.60.
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RUSSIA'S AMBITION.
Tho Tupko-dreolnn War Mny HphuH
In KxtemttHK Her l'rl vlleuoa.
London, June 1. The correspondent
of The Standard at Constantinople tel
egrrnphB that the lire volant opinion
there is that Germany Is playlnft a
bold game in order to force Russia to
declare openly" either for or against
Turkey.
According to a dispatch to The Dally
News from Odessa, there Is a revival
of the report that Iiussla Is negotiat
ing with Turkey to get a port In the
Mediterranean. It Is also rumored thnt
when peace between Grece and Turkey
Is concluded Russia will demand the
exclusive privilege of free passage for
ier fleet through the Bosphorus and
the Dardenelles.
The correspondent of The Standard
at Athens says: The Greeks are great
ly encouraged by the rumor that a
navy contractor named Kolla has re
ceived an order to provision the Brit
ish fleet of forty men of war, to be
concentrated at Phalaroum.
The Atliens. correspondent of The
Times urges the powern to make a
speedy and firm statement ns to the
Cretan dttllnulty and to Insist upon
Turkish evacuation, after which, he
says, the Cretan chiefs would be will
ing to accent autonomy. If, on the con
trary, Turkey Is allowed to send more
troops to Crete there will be a re
newal of the horrors of lbUG-CS.
ONE OF TWO WAYS.
Tho bladder was created for one purpose,
namely, a receptacle for the urine, and as
such it Is not lialilo to any form of disease ex
cept by one of two ways. Tho first way is
from imperfect notion of tho kidneys. The
socoud way is from careless local treatment of
other diseases.
CHIEF CAUSE.
Unhealthy tirino from unhealthy kidneys
is tho chief ennso of bladder troubles. So
tho womb liko tho bladder, was croatcd for
ouo purpose, and if not doctored too much
is not liablo to wcaknoss or diseased, except
in rare cases. It is situated back of and very
close to tho bladder, therefore auy pain,
diseaso or iucouvcnicuco manifested in tho
kidneys, back, bladder or urinary passago is
often by mlstako attributed to fenmlo weak
ness or womb troublo of somo sort. Tho
error is easily made and may bo as easily
avoided. To find out correctly, set you
uriuo asido for twenty-four hours; a sedi
ment or settling indicates kidney or bladdor
troublo. Tho mild and tho extraordinary
effect of Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Uoot, tho groat
kidney, liver and bladder remedy is soon
realized. If you need a mcdicino you should
havo tho best. At druggists fifty cents and
ono dollar. Yon may havo a sample bottlo
and pamphlet, both sent frco by mail.
Mention Evenino IIkiiald and send your
address to Dr. Kilmer & Co., Uinghamton,
N. Y. Tho proprietors of this paper guarantee
the genuinoss of this offer.
Indian ,Mm-aii(lcr. Killed.
Winnipeg, Man., June 1. Almighty
Voice and two other Indian murderers
who have been holding Bellevue Bluff
near Duck lake, against the mounted
police, weie killed Hunday. A rush
was made on the bluff About 3 o'clock
and an Indian was slain. It was found
that Almighty Voice and" another In
dian had been killed by the shells fired
earlier in the day. The rebellious In
dians havo been brought in. The fath
er of Almighty Voice is under arrest
here as an accomplice. No further
trouble is anticipated.
Miicklen's Arnica Salve,
The best salvo In tho world for cnta,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, foyer cores,
tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and
all skin eruptions, and positively cures piles,
or jo pay rcquirod. It is guaranteod to give
porfect satisfaction or raony rofunded. Price
25 cents per box. FoTalo bv A. Wasley.
I'lill nob bti'iukon.
Long Branch, June I. Phil Daily,
Sr., proprietor of the Pennsylvania
Club house, was taken dangerously 111
late Saturday night at his private resi
dence, Brookside Villa. He was missed
from his bed chamber at 1:30 yesterday
morning, and was found in the bath
room gasping for breath and partially
unconscious. lie is suffering with aoute
cardiac failure and edema of the lungs.
The patient for several hours was In a
very precarious condition, and his life
despaired of.
A Household Necessity.
CaseareU Candy Cathartic, the moat won
derful medical discovery of tho age, pleasant
aud refreshing to the taste, act gently and
positively on kidneys, liver and bowels,
oleansing the entire system, dispel colds, cure
headache, fever, habitual constipation and
biliousness. Please buy and try a box of
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J.'ho Titi'iir ilnkurlna.
Washington, June 1. The Republi
can members ot the senate committee
on finance were in consultation at the
Arlington hotel last nigbt with a large
number of senators on the llax and
metal schedules, on both of which
amendments looking! to the "Increases
have been suggested. Senators Davis,
Nelson and Petttgrew and Itepresenta
tlv Tawney were heard on the desira
bility of a general Increase on hemp
and llax duties, advocating the restor
ation of the bouse duties on all ar
ticles of this character whioh do not
call for still higher rates than thoBc of
the house bill. Senator Quay and other
senators suggested adanccs In the
metal schedule. The committee an
nounced no conclusions, but the advo
cates of the flax amendments left feel
ing very much encouraged.
Sick headache can be oulckly and com
pletely overcome by using thuse famous little
pills known as "DeWiU's Little Early
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RULES.
1 . KTcrr month dtiri w 1H9 In each of tho 4 dlttrlcU
rrlMwlllbBBiTrdcd;itfH(m:
TOC POdTIOM
T.nrarst Number ot coupons fro
the dtHtriot in nhioh ho r sue resides
nillroceinotHIUU Cash. ,
Tlie r, UampeUtors nho tend la tho
Next l.nritcst Nnmlicrs of cou
pons from the district ia wnleh ther
roHidottlll Knch recelre at winner's
pption a I say's orBentlcmRn's Pierce
Kripclnl blcrcle, price 1IM.I.
me l If nompeAiiori vtno etna ia ino
Npvt T.n,cpal Niimlmn nl eminona from thedia.
trlot In which they reside will IEnpIl recelre at winner's
option a iaar Borsjoniieman boiu irtiru, piiuvva.
ThaOAmnMillonawllldlnan tlifl f.nat DaT ot
Unch month durlns 1807, (Jonpona recelred too lats
for odo mouth's competition will bo pnt Into tho neat.
U. uompetitors wno oittain wrappers from nnaoia
imel
scan In dealer's stock will bo dlwioaJiSod. ., Employees
o( Lerer llrothera, Ltd., and tnelr families, are do
barred from competing.
4. A printed list of Winners In Competitor's district
will bo forwarded I o Competitors la about 21 days alter
each competition doses.
En. Iter flnhers. Ltd, will ondosm to swsrd tho
mee fairly to tho beet of their ability and Judgment,
ut it Is understood that all who compete agree to so
cept the award of Lever llrothera, Ltd., aa final.
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HAWAII AND JAPAN.
Tho Island lleimlillo lterusiw to Ylold
to Jiiihiihb Deluauda.
San Francisco, June 1. The follow
ing Hawaiian advices were brought by
the steamer Peru yesterday: The Ha
waiian government in its reply to
Japan, on May 24, refused to coincide
with the views held by that country
on the sending back of Gt3 Japanese
immigrants brought by the Ktnlant
March 9. Official notice has been given
Japan that the emigration laws of Ha
waii are to be vigorously upheld.
The answer of Japan has not yet
been delivered to Japan's Hawaiian
representative. It Is learned, however,
that the views taken by Japan is that
while the right of the Hawaiian gov
ernment to pass reasonable laws re
specting immigration Is not denied.
It Is contended that If the contention
of the Hawaiian ofllcials were correct
the immigration laws of tho country
are In corttravention 'with the treaty
existing between the two countries.
Further, Japan says the action of
the executive committee In returning
the Japanese immigrants was arbi
trary and capriciously enforced, and
that the 'decision of the supreme court
in the habeas corpus cases was a de
nial of justice, and for that reason the
Hawaiian government Is expected to
recognize the principle of Indemnity In
the cases of Klnlanl Maru immigrants
presented to the government.
The empire of Japan also demands
assurance of the government that a like
action would not be again taken with
Japanese immigrants coming into Ha
waii, The position taken by the Hawaiian
government is that the Immigration
laws are a reasonable exercise of po
lice power of the state, and the admin
istration had Impartially enforced
them, For this reason, the Hawaiian
government considers that the prin
cipal indemnity cases do not apply.
A bottlo of Dr. Wood's Norway Piuo
Syrup in tho house saves doctors' bills, saves
trouble, and very often saves precious lives.
Glvos almost instant relief in casos of coughs,
colds, or lung troubles of any sort.
l'otal Collision llotwotm CycillntH,
Atlanta, June 1. 'Miss Anna Hunter,
a young society woman of this city,
while out bicycling with her escort on
Whitehall road was run down by a
negro bicyclist named Charles Tate.
Both were thrown to the ground with
much violence and lay In the road un
conscious. Tato sustained a fracture of
the base of the brain and death speed
ily resulted. Miss Hunter lies In an un
conscious condition.
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poison it with bluo-mass; but aid Nature by
using DeWitt's Little Karly -Illsers, the fam
ous littlo pills for constipation, biliousness
and stomach and liver troubles. Tliey aro
purely vegetable C U, Uagonbuch.
A f ntnt Oiinlo of Craps.
New York, June 1. Austin Stewart
shot and killed Virginia Johnson and
Kiightly woumkd her common-law hus
band, rMward ltonn, yesterday in the
courtyard of a westslde tenement. All
are colored. The men were "shooting
craps" and quarreled, and Stewart
shot ltonn, wounding him in the side.
The woman ran to the men and at
tempted to seize Stewart, whan he shot
her through the heart. Stewart was ar
rested. "
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cure you in ono day. Put up In tablets con
venient for taking. Guaranteed to cuio, or
money refunded. Price, 25 cents. wor sale
by Kirlin's Pharmacy.
Kobolllous ( linvlctH Still Unsubdued,
San Francisco, June 1, The situation
regarding the recalcitrant convicts at
San Quentin prison remains unchang
ed. The rebellious prisoners maintain
their defiant attitude, and make ub
much noise as possible whenever a
guard shows himself. Despite the fact
that he expressed the opinion that the
Insubordinates aro weakening, Warden
Hale has doubled his guards and arm
ed every available man within the pre'
elncts of the prison , with shotguns.
while Catling guns 'are trained ' upon
the cells occupied by the mutineer.
Do you scrateti and somtch', and wonder
what's the matter? Doan's Ointment will
instantly relieve and permanently cure any
itchy disease of the skiu no matter of haw
long standing.
Doooi'ntloii liny Itond Itnoe,
New York, June 1. The annual Dec
oration Day 26 mile road raoe over tho
Irvlngton-MUburn course took place
yesterday under unfavorable conditions,
the course being In a wretched state,
which made good time Impossible and
riding positively dangerous. There
were 123 enteries, and all but 14 started.
The winner Is George A. Soden.of New
ark, who had a handicap ot CH min
utes. His time was 1 hour and 80 min
utes; iS. It. Warren, of Kearney, was
second and F. It. Goodman, of Brook
lyn, third. It. H. Alexander, of Hart
ford, won the first time priae In
1.17.M; F. A Clark, of New York, the
second in 1 lfi.31. nml Thomas Firth, of
Harrison, the third In J.19.S9. Many of
the racers took headers, wrecked their
wheels and received severe bruises.
Some of them remounted anil finished,
covered with mud, blood and glory.
Not only piles of the very wont kind oan
be cured by DeWitt's Witch Basel Salve, but
eesema, scalils, burns, bruises, holla, ulcere
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riio Gams Botwedn Oongressmon
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ENGLISHMEN THE TIRST TO WIN,
Sir. Ponraon, tlio Heat Player on tho
('tingi'tmaliiiint Tonm, Ylolds to tin
Prowess of Mr. l'ltuikott, tho llrlt
lahors C'rnol: Plnyer.
Washington. June 1. Flags wnved
from tho dome of the capltol yesterday
In honor of the soldier dead. Troops
marched and oounter marched through
the streets, but It did not Interest the
chess experts of the house of repre
sentatives. They were sentrd In tho
room of the committee on common p
and did royal battle with the team of
the British house of commons. The
match developed much more interest
than was anticipated. Many notabfe
people were present, the Austrian min
ister, himself a chess expert, being the
umpire. Fir Julian Paunrefote and
othir members of the British embassy.
Speaker Iteed and many members of
the house were present. Senator Berry,
of Arkansas, who enjoys a good same
of chess,' watched the proceedings from
beginning to end. Attaches of five dif
ferent legations sat at the tab't-s and
represented the players of Groat Brit
ain. Ambassador Hay designate.) five
members: ot the British chess T.ub to
act In London In a like capacity for the
house of representatives team. Greet
ings were exchanged between the
speaker of the house of commons nnd
tho speaker of the house of rcpro-in-tatlvcs
and between the United Kta'es
ambassador and the British arubaa
'sador. The englishmen wero the first to
win. At the 16th move Mr. Pearson,
who is regarded ns the? best player on
the congressional team, resigned. 'HIh
opponent, Mr. Plunkett, Is counted the
bejt player on the IHnglish team. Mr.
Pearson was unfortunate In the early
part of the game, and the vigorous
play of Plunkett sfion caused his down
fall. Mr. Shnfroth played a careful game,
studied hard and seemed to be thor
oughly wrapped up In his moves. Both
Mr. Bodlne and Mr. Plowman played
easily and without oxtrn excitement.
Mr. Handy played the fastest game of
all. F.ach player was allowed an hour
for In moves. Mr. Handy made his
first 15 in as many minutes, ahd played
the remainder of the game us rapidly.
The Western Union company trans
mitted the moves ns fast as made from
a table In the room. Mr. Pearson's res
ignation and request for a friendly
panic with Plunkett, in which he was
also defeated", was sent and an answer
received IrHepB than one minute. From
Washington there was. a through wire
to Hearts Content, then a cable to Val
entla and then dhect Into tho house
of commons.
John D. Elwell, of Brooklyn, waa
manager of the match, and Harry M.
Plllsbury, tho chess champion, was an
assistant.
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is pleasant; before tho next storm rolls
around it may develop into a serious dilll
cnlty beyond repair. Ouo Minute Cough
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ShotUUs Aflliuicoa Wllb.
Atlantic City, June 1. Mrs. Phoebo
H. Phillips, proprietress of tho Kennett
Hougg on Ocean avenue, was shot and
fatally wounded by her affianced hus
band, Itobert Hibbort, in the kitchen
of her home yesterday,- Mrs. Phillips,
Is 43 yoars of age, a widow, and has
three children, the eldest .of whom la
about the same age aB Hibbert. The
latter Is a mechanic. The woman and
Hibbert became acquainted in Kennett
Square, Pa., three yoars ago, and since
that time have preserved the most in
timate relations. They were to have
been married today. YeBterday he en
tered the kitchen V"herv she was en
gaged, and telling liar It was lime to
quit Blot her four times. He then at
tempted suicide, but a defective cart
ridge foiled his purpose. Mrs. "Phillips
forced the olftclals to promise hor that
they would not hang Hibbert should
she dla. .
Tebbmlk Accident. It is a terrible ac
cident to bo burned or sctliled j but tho pain
and agony and tho frightful disfigurements
can bo quickly ovorcomo without leaving n
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Tlio Posnlo ltutriit'tii.
Now York, June 1. The "23d annual
regatta of tho Pasealc Itlvor Amateur
Bowing association, held yesterday,
was one of the most successful in tho
history of the organization. Perhaps
the best race of the day was that or
Junior four oared gigs, in which, after
a hot battle all alonsf the course, the
Atalanta Boat club, of Now York, heat
out tho Yeeper Boat club, of Philadel
phia, by halt a length. The Univer
sity of Pennrylvanla seeond orowTTSa
an easy victory In tho Junior eight, as
Us only competitor, the Newark Bow
ing club, broke a rudder string at the
quarter mile.
AVupltuiKi :i Miloldo.
Nnw York, June 1. Hoafprd It. Niles,
70 years old, president of a collection
agency, committed suicide In his room
yesterday by inhaling gas. He was
well known In New York, and was for
merly wealthy, f
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