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TUB EXCEUINCE OF SYRUP OF FlfiS
is tlito not only to the originality unci
simplicity of the combination, luil also
to tlio caro mul skill willi which it is
niannfactnrcil by t,ciintillo imvr:,cr,
known to tho California Kin S uvv
Co. omy, nnil wo wish to iniprosR upon
all the importance of purclmshiff the
trim nml original remedy. An the
genuine Syriip of Figs is manufactured
by tin- CAi.irousiA Flo Sviun- Co.
only, ti knowledge of that fact will
assist one In avoiding tho worthless
imitations manufactured by other par
ties. Tho high standing o'f the Cam
foiinia Flo Svhup Co. with Hip medi
cal profession, and the satisfaction
which tho genuino Syrup of Figs has
given to millions of families, makes
the name of the Company a guaranty
of the excellence of its remedy. It Is
far In advance o&nll other laxative),
as it acts on the kidneys, liver and
bowels without irritating, or weaken
ing them, and it docs not gripe nor
nauseate. In order to gct its beneficial
elects, please remember the name of
"the Company
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To a Party of Excursionists at Bev
erly, Mass.
BOAT OAI'SIZED, A SOORE LOST.
Tlio I.Ittlo ttxourplnn Slonrarr Surf
City Currlril Aliout Sixty 1'orsoim
Wlieii Struck liy 11 Suddoii Snunll,
IIciuiioi'n Snvo Torlyor tho Victims.
Tlovprly, Mass., July G. The smalt
excursion steamer Surf City, with
about CO passengers on board, wlillo
half way over from Salem WIlIows to
her wharft here, a distance of about
tyo miles, was struck by a sudden but
terrific snunll about 6 o'clock last night
anil capsized. Of those on board a
large majority are believed to have
been rescued by boats from both the
Salem and Devcrly shores, but no less
than seven bodies have been recovered,
and as It Is known that many rushed
Into the cabin before the squall It Is
thought that twice as many are still
conllned there. As one or two of those
taken ashore are In a critical condition,
It appears likely that the least of dead
may teach a score.
The following bodies were recovered
from tho wreck: Mrs. Katherlne D.
Weber, 25 years of ago, Beverly: Miss
Grace Snell, 13 years, daughter of Ar
thur Snell, Beverly; 3-year-old John
Kenney, Beverly; Belle Fegan, 1G years
old, Beverly; Miss I-lllio Conant, 10.
Danvers, and her C-ycar-old brother
Herbert.
Of those rescued Miss Bertha Lovetl.
of North Beverly, Hazel Hersey, 1 year
old, of Beverly, Miss Emerson of Dan
vers, and an unknown 2-year-old girl
are still In a critical condition. Otto
Carrls. the fireman, was badly scalded.
Captain Dalby saw signs of a squall
as the boat left the Willows, but
thought he rould make his wharf here
before It struck. He had Just reached
the Beverly hnr when the storm struck
th boat, and n' the same time a
lightning bolt struck the beacon at the
end of the bar.
Amid the terrific din of the thunder
which followed the lightning flash, and
the fearful whirlwind, the little steam
er careened over to starboard and went
down, all so suddenly that oven tho
commander had the greatest difficulty
In getting out of the boat. The boat
sank In about 15 feet of water, her
hurricane deck belntr loosened In the
gales, while all those on board were
either thrown Into the water of the bay
or struggled desperately from getting
from under the decks or out of the
cabin.
The steamer was seen to go down by
persons on both sides of the bay, and
boats Immediately put out to the
wreck, reaching her In a few minutes.
Those In the water were quickly haul
rd aboard, and with the living were
drawn Into the boat a number of dead,
.Including the bodies of two little chil
dren. The scene while the work of rescue
was going on was a fearful one, as over
half of those on board were women.
and their screams could be heard for
miles. Mnny clung to the top of the
hurricane deck and supported them
selves until the boats came, while
others grasped the llagstaffs and even
the smokestacks. Tho suspense before
the first bant came was awful, for
though the time was but a few minutes
It seemed eternity to those In the seeth
ing waters.
Nearly all those on board are be
lieved to have come from this side of
tho bay, and last night there was a
wild scene about the city looking for
the missing. In most cases they turn
ed up, but nt a late hour a dozen or
moro were unaccounted for.
llrldKO Collapsed, Four Killed.
Shelby, O., July 5. A bridge crossing
the Mohican river here fell yesterday
afternoon with 1,000 people. Four were
killed outright and a hundred Injured,
some of them seriously. A public wed
ding was being celebrated on the
bridge ns one of tho features of the
Fourth. Just as the ceremony had
been completed tho bridge went down
with n crash, precipitating tho people
a distance of 18 feet. Those who were
killed outright were: Cyrus Kuhan,
aged 50; Mrs. Louisa Monahan, aged
55; Ada Bloodhart, aged 12; Frank
Kelgler, aged 12. Many suffered from
bioken legs and arms.
C'orniill'M Wolcomo Homo.
Ithaca, N. Y., July 5. Over a thou
sand people gave the Cornell crews a
rousing welcome last night on their ar
rival at Ithaca. Tho sturdy oarsmen
were escorted to a decorated float,
which was drawn through the principal
streets of the eltv by a crowd of en
thusiastic students. The streets were
full of people, cheering for Courtney
and tho Individual members of tho
crew. After tho parade tho oarsmen
were banquetted at tho Lyceum
theater. Schuyler Fisher, of Cincin
nati, was elected captain of the Cornell
varsity crew for the season of 1899.
Tliroo Killed by Unlltnlnc.
Philadelphia, July 5. During a heavy
thunder shower yesterday afternoon
three persons were struck by lightning
and Instantly killed. Tho dead are:
Frank I. Mitchell, member of common
council from the First ward; Allen
Spacer, aged 20 years, and Emma D.
Carey, aged 18 years. All three were
killed In Fnlrmount park. Spazer and
the girl had taken refuge together un
der a tree, when the bolt struck the
tree and them also. Mitchell, who was
with a party of councllmon In tho
park, was also under a tree when
struck.
Free Fills.
Send your address to II. 12, Bucklcn & Co.,
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their action and arc particularly eflective in
the cure of Conciliation and Sick Headache.
Kor Malaria ami Liver troubles they have
been proved invaluable. They are guaranteed
to be perfectly free from every deleterious
subbtancc and 10 be purely vegetable. They do
not weaken by their action, but by giving tone
to the stomach and bowels greatly invigorate
the system. Hcgular size 25c, per box, Sold
by A. Wasley, Druggist,
Hiii'ho 'iiorviitHirio.vfio.
New York, July C The one mile race,
horse ucnlnst bicycle, with Snnpper
UnnlFoii, the famous Jockey, on the
borne mid F. l Goodmun, the umiuced
champion, on the bicycle, attracted a
ln ll,u Ttd;ctl,r .tv.pil irnnl.
yesterday. Garrison VaU to do bis rid-
Ins on a Hat cinder truck, whllo Oood
mnn was favored with n regular oval,
In spite of the handicap Garrison won
both bents In hollow fashion. Time,
2.02; 2.00 2-5.
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Thrives on good food and simsliiuo, with
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form glows with health uud her face blooms
witli its beauty. If her system needs tbo
cleansing action of a laxative remedy, she
uses tho gentle and pleasant byrup of Figs,
made by tho Culiluruln Fig Syrup Co. only.
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Tho roniwylvaniii Hailroad Company an
notinces tlio followiiiK tierionally-'oiiiliiLteil
tonra for the summer anil early autumn of
1MH :
To tho Korth (including Watkins
Glen, Niagara Falls, Tliousauil Islands, .Mon
treal, Quebec, All Sable Chasm, Lakes Cham
plain anil (ieorne, Saratoga, anil a daylight
1 ill u through the lligblauils of the Huilsoii),
July 2(1 and August 1(1. Kate, $100 for the
round tlip from New York, Philadelphia,
lialtimore, and Wasbingtuti, covering all ex
penses of a two-weeks' trip. Proportionate
rates from other points.
To Yellowstone Park and the Tians
Misslssippi Exposition 011 a special train of
Pullman sleeping, compartment, observation,
anil dining cars, allowing eight days in
"Wonderland" and two days at Omaha. Sep
tember 1. Kate. ?23." from New York, Phil
adelphia. Ilaltiinoro, and 'Washington; $'30
from Pittsburg.
To Niagara Falls, excursion tickets good to
ctiirn within ten days will bo sold on July
21, August l and IS, September 1, 15 and 2U,
at rate or ?10 from Philadelphia, llaltiinoie,
and Washington. Theso tickets Include
transportation only, and will permit of stop
over within limit at HiiIUilo, Kochester, and
Watkins on tlio return trip.
Two ten-day tours to Gettysburg, I,uiay
Caverns, Natural Ilridge, Virginia Hot
Springs, Kichmoud, and Washington, Sep
tember 23 and October li). Kate, ?l3 from.
New York, ?03 from Philadelphia. Pro
portionate rates from other points.
For itineraries and further information ap
ply to ticket agents, or address Geo. W.
lloyd, Assistant General Passenger Agent,
Philadelphia.
FJ. C. Blanks, of Lewisville. Texas, wiitcs
that 0110 box of UoWltt's Witch Hazel Salvo
was worth S50.00 to him. It cured his piles
of ton years standing. Ho advises others to
try it. It also cures eczema, skin diseases aud
obstinate s.ores. C. H. llagetibuch.
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On Saturday, July 10, tho Pennsylvania
Kailroad Company will run 11 special thrco-
day tour to Gettysburg, tlio Mecca of Ameri
can patriotism. Leave Now York 8.50 A. M
Trenton, 10 5S A. M Philadelphia 12.20 P.
JI. Kound-trlp rate, including two days
hotel accommodations and carriage drive
over tho hattlofleld all nccossary oxpenses
$13.50 from New York, $12 50 from Trenton,
$10 00 from Philadelphia, and proportionate
rates from other points. A touristjlgent and
chaperon will accompany tho piy, and
Capt. James T: Long, tho colebtated guide,
will describu tho battlo at tho High-Water
Mark, "Bloody Anglo."
Give tho Children a Drink
called Grain-O. It is a delicious, appetizing,
nourishing food drink to take tho place of
cotleo. Sold by all grocers and liked by all
who have used It because when propeily
prepared it tastes like tlio finest coll'ce but is
free from all its Injurious properties. Grain
Oaids digestion and strengthens tho nerves.
It is not a stimulant but a hoalth builder,
and children, us well as adults, can drink it
with great bonefit. Costs about 1 us much us
codec 15 and 25u.
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Tlie iindei signed have assumed chaise of
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and are pieparcd to clean, sew and l.ij
carpels, mattresses, and do general upholslcr
inn work.
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Vliile Crown IViiilc of Germany
Appointed Johann Hoff as an Honorary Member of
the National Society, of which he was the head, in
acknowledgment of the merits of the Genuine
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GENERAL SnAITER'S ULTIMATUM
TJnlois Siintlniro Ha Snri'ontlorod liv
Noiiii Tmlny tho City N llelnu: II0111-biu-iliMl
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WHshliiBton, July C The complete
annihilation of the Spanish riouadi-on at
Huiillugo and the capturtilof the Span
ish Admiral Cerveta, with 1,300 prison
ers; the demand by General Shatter for
the surrender of Santiago by noon to
day on oaln of bombardment; word
from Admiral Dewey that the Ladione
Islands had been captured, that a Span
ish sunboat had suriendered, that a
hundred or more Spanish olllcsrs and
men were taken, and that our Philip
pine expedition had landed this li In
part the thrilline record of such a
Fourth ot July as has not been hnown
since the bells of Independence Hall
raiiR out the tidings of American free
dom. It was a day when one momentous
event followed another In constant and
rapid sucession, each hour bringing
forth some new feature more startling
than what had pone before. The cli
max came at 1 o'clock, when, amid the
wildest cheerlnn, which fairly shook
the preat war, state and navy build
ing to Its foundation. Admiral Samp
son's dispatch announcing his glorious
vlrtory nnd the entire destiuctlon of
the Spanish fleet, was made public.
The story of the day Is best told In
the Rerles of official dispatches, each I
bearing date of July 4, from Sampson,
from Shaftor and from Dewey. Ad
miral Sampson's dispatch, dated Slbo
npy. July was as follows:
The fleet under my command offers
the nation as a Fourth of July present
the destruction of the whole of Cer
vera's fleet. Not one escaped. It at
tempted to escape at 9:50 a. m.. nnd at
2 p. m. the last, the Cristobal Colon,
had run ashore GO miles west of San
tiago, and has let down her colors.
The Infanta Maria Teresa, Oquendo
and Vlzcaya were forced ashore, burn
ed and blown up within 20 miles of
Santiago, the Furor and fluton being
destroyed within nir miles of the port.
Our loss was one killed and two wound
ed. Enemy's loss probably several
hundred from gun lire, explosions and
drowning. About 1,300 prisoners, Includ
ing Admiral Cervera. The man killed
was George II. Ellis, chief yeoman of
tho Brooklyn."
General Shatter's strong position was
shown In a seiles of dispatches. Most
convincing of all as to his feeling of
confidence nnd strength was that dis
patch elven out late in the dny in
which General Shatter gives the text
of his demand for the surrender of the
city on pain of bombardment.
Shatter's first dispatch demanding
surrender named noon of July 4 ns the
hour. To this Jose Toral, the Spanish
commander answered, declarlncr that
the city would not surrender. Later
the British, Portuguese and Chinese
consuls went to Shaffer's lines and de
clared that 15.000 to 20.000 people,
many of them old, were anxious to
leave thp city. The consuls urged that
the hour for beginning the bombard
ment be extended until 10 o'clock to
day. In view of this request General
Shatter extended tho hour until today
noon.
General Shatter's other dispatches
breathe the same air of confidence and
determination as shown In his demand
on the Spanish commander. The first
one made public during the day stated
that his lines completely surrounded
the town from the bay on the north to
San Juan river on the south, leaving
the city thus enveloped by a stretch
of water on one side and a stretch
of frowning American guns on the
other. In anothor dispatch General
Shatter epitomized the strength df his
position by saying: "I feel that I am
master of the situation, and can hold
the enemy for any length of time."
In any event, 12 o'clock today marks
the limit of Shaftpr's concession, and If
Santiago has not capitulated at that
hour the great siege guns now brought
to tho front and In position, backed by
the batteries of lighter field pieces, will
begin their work of destruction.
The pressing needs of relnforclne
Shatter is no longer felt, now that the
Spanish fleet Is out of the way. A con
siderable number ot men, however, are
already on the wuy, and others will
follow.
The chanced navnl situation -will
bring no abatement In the activity of
the authorities here In carrying the
war directly home to Spain. There Is
renewed determination to get Commo
doro Watson's eastern squadron away
at the earliest moment, for the double
purpose of striking a blow at th
coast towns of Spain nnd of pursuing
Admiral Camara s fleet.
It has been acting Admiral Sampson
for some time, but It will bo Admiral
Sampson In fact as well as in name Is
the prevailing feeling In naval circles
as a result of the victory reported by
the American admiral. By a singular
coincidence his rank was advanced yes
terday to that of commodore, owing to
tho retirement of Admiral Kirkland.
Tho release of Ilobson and the other
heroes of tho Merrlmnc incident Is
likely to bo another result ot the events
transpiring yesterday. It may now
come about either by the surrender of
the city, which would Include the sur
render of Ilobson and other American
prisoners in the city, or else by the ex
change of Ilobson for Admiral Cer
vera or some other h!h Linking nuval
official. Until yesterday the possibil
ity of exchanging Ilobson wen- slight,
ns this government had no Spanish
prisoners of high rank to uffej in his
place. Now, however, they have one
of the foremost admirals of Spain, nnd
among the 1,300 other nuval prisoners
theru are many officers of distinguished
rank. To exchange a Spanish admiral
for an American naval constructor
might seem strange under ordinary
circumstances, but It will be done with
out any begrudging by the authorities
here, and will be particularly appro
puu'e in view of the action of Cervera
tit thu time Ilobson surrendered to him.
Thousauds ol p,-i-ors )i:ivt been cured o!
plies by inilui: Do'iVitt'-. iu li liu.el Salve
It lioals promptly antlpiircs u'cmu and al
skin disoasob. it kIvoh inpnoiliatu ichuf. I
I. Itagenliiieli.
I'.M-npcil 'Dentb In "'ni-. Kllloit in Mlno
New York, July 0. John Smldt. n
German, who wan m ImJly woundid p-i
the Wlnsloe In the light in Curdena.
pay that he hod to retire from the
navy, W8B killed In the Andover Iron
mine, near Mm ristoivn, n. J., yesterday
hy a large piece, of mv fam.ig on him.
Win your h.iltie-. iii.liist diwieohy aetln -promptly.
One Minnie t'oiiuli Cure prod tier
Immediate results When taken early It pre
C"t consumption And in l.iti r 11
fiiiui.-dics prompt Hief, I' II Uvenlnu li
YefT1rivV llnebnll ifliitiip.
At I'lltshuig -First game: I'lttihurp,
9; St. I.milg, 1. K"rnnrl (tnm- fit. LopiN
111, l'ltisliiiri; 7. Vt Wnshlnt-lon Ki,t
K-itru . I ioiiliiyn 4; Washington, 3. Her
oin! Knnie: uihi igton, ; Brooklyn, 6.
At Now York l-'iist game: Boston, 6;
Now lork, 5. fl-eond rump: Boston. 10;
New York, 3. At Hsltlmoro First gsme:
Baltimore. 12; Philadelphia, S. Scond
game: Baltimore. 0; Philadelphia, 2. At
Chicago Flrct game: Clevrlnnd, 11; Chi
cago. 2 Second Kiiino: Chicago. 4; Cleve
land, 8. At Cincinnati-First game: Cin
cinnati, 9; Louisville, 4. Second game
Clndnnntl, 11. Louisville. 0.
At Hoeluster-Kli-Kt gnme; Sytnruno, C;
Rochester. (I. Seenrd gutne: Syracuse, S;
ItoeboHlor, 0. Third trump: Itoehoster, C;
Byrncum , 0. At Buffalo Fitst game:
Toronto, is, IiiifTnIo, in. Second game:
ilufTnlo. 7; Toronto. 1. At Wllkosharre
First game: Montreal, 9: Wllkosharre, 7.
Second gnmo: Monti phi, 4; Wllkonbarre,
3,, At Providence First gome: Spring
Hold, 13; Providence, 3. Second game:
Springfield, 6; Providence. 6.
At Reudlng First game: Bending, 7;
Allontown, 6. Bciond gume: Allontown,
10: Heading, it. At Puterson (called)
Puterson. S; Newark, fi. At Newark
Newark, 7; Peterson, 6. At Hartford
First game: Ilnrtrord, 8; Lancaster, 4.
Second gnlnp; Lancaster, 7; Hartford, C.
At Hlehmond First tonne: Norfolk, 4;
Blehmond, 2. Second game: lllchmond,
I; Norfolk, 0.
ClltcniioV l'nlnlllle- of tho Fourth.
Chicago, July 6. Independence Day
celebration resulted In seven fatalities
In Chicago. Daniel Hanmer, 1C years
old: Anthony Marl, a young boy, and
Frank Hnthskl, ngpd 13, wpre drowned.
A child named Mcfirath was burned to
death from HpV explosion of a cannon
firecracker, and Fred Waslowski fa
tally shot himself with a revolver. Mrs.
M. Ceeor, Irritated by the Incessant
firing of crackers In front of her house,
took carbolic aeld, and will die. Annie
IHtt, aged 17, received a mortal wound
from a stray bullet. Forty other ac
cidents, more or less serious, are re
pot ted, and more than 50 small fires oc
curred. Death Loves a
'Shining Hark.
"She is an nly
daughter and only
seventeen," writes
Mrs. II. II. Conklin,
of Morten Avenue,
Ilatavia. N. Y.. in a
recent letter address- V
ed to Doctor K. V.
Tierce, chief consult
ing physician of the
Invalids' Hotel and
Surgical Institute,
Duffalo, N. Y. "We
beuan your medicine in
May (the ' Favorite Pre-
senption My dauirli-
then was very wasted, in
we did not think she
could live long. She had pro
fuse menstruation which was
of long standing; also a bad
cough. We had spent a gitat
deal of money and worried a
great deal. When she began
taking your medicine her
we 1 (rill was only
eighty-seven pounds
She now weighs from
ninety - eight to one
hundred all the time
and is well. Is cured
entirely of her diffi
culty, has no cough
at all, and all tot
eight or ten dollars. It had gotten to be n
serious question with us. Wc had done all
we could for her. We are truly grateful to
you foi all your Vind advice and sympathy
in the matter. We feel that you are a
personal friend."
No living physician has a wider practical
experience or enjoys a hjher reputation in
the treatment of diseases peculiar to wom
en than Dr. Pierce. In cases of this nature
he will send by mail careful professional
advice without charge, and instructions
whereby the most obstinate ailments may
be entirely overcome. His " Favorite Pre
scription " is thu only proprietary remedy
ever designed by an educated, authorized
physician specifically to cure women's dis
eases. It is the only medicine which
makes motherhood perfectly safe and com
paratively easy and naiuless.
Say "No" and stick to it when urged
to accept a substitute.
BomftUtntanee'lsar- .able,
tho i-urt -.idrLga
SsSior aw
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Ther rprl)mt aie aI1d nrt&ln In result. ThecBinitne(Ir. Per!s ocei dims,
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LONG SERIALS AND SHORT STORIES
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scene y, the second is a story of a young
gin, tcrbaiuic, ana typicaiiy
Mary E. Wilkins
These
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WILD EELEN
By HIL1IAM I1.4LK
KAGOED LADY
By If. P HUMUS
American.
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prominent writers win contribute
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