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ALL THE PEOPLE TAVOR PEACE.
'J'lio flnvornmont Doln.vcil tho I'cneo
l'ronoMiilH on Account of ConHlctlng
ltcpoi tH im to tlio l'i'obulilo Iloiuumls
of I'rotlilont MiiKlnloy.
London, July 29. A special dispatch
from Madrid says: The government
does not conceal that It hesitated for
some days to go beyond an unolllclal
exploration at Washington, because the
diplomatic agents employed to matte
tho soundings gave connecting accounts
of President McKlnley's disposition.
One represented him as eager to termi
nate the war on moderate conditions;
the other, that the most onerous con
ditions would be Imposed, so much so
that the Madrid government thought
it useless to sue ofllclally.
When, however, It was seen that tho
American wnr preparations continued,
Duke Almodovar de HIo, minister of
foreign affairs, was Instructed to send
the note. The cabinet met Wednesday
evening to deliberate as to the best
means and channel of negotiation.
Paris and London were both discussed.
No decision wns arrived at, but a ma
jority favored sending Senor Moret,
former minister of tho colonies, on n
special1 mission to London to negotiate
the treaty of peace with Ambassador
Hay.
Olnclal fecllivr favors direct nego
tiations, without Interference from out
siders, even with regard to tho Philip
pines. There Is little doubt that If
President McKlnley's reply proves an
acceptable basis the negotiations will
not be protracted, since Spain, for
many reasons, Is desirous of a speedy
settlement, and not least so because
at the present moment public opinion
Is calm.
Thero Is little probability of popular
discontent, and none nt all IC Spain
Is allowed to retain the Philippines and
Is not compelled to pay Indemnity. The
probability of peace makes the chances
of Don Carlos small. Moreover, tho
Carllsts are said to disagree about tho
advisability of ilslng, the Marquis De
Cerralbo and other. leaders opposing
the step. N'ovei theless It is feared that
Don Carlos will Insist upon It.
El Imparclal says that tho Carllst
agitation, which ut Ilrst appeared to
bo trampled out, has recommenced In
the province of Cuenca and In parts of
Navarre. A Carllst bricklayer hus been
nrrested for trying to enlist adherents.
He fought on tho Carllst side In the
last civil war. Probably he will bo
court martlaled.
The nitnlsterlal Rl Correo says tho
government communicated to tho
uueon regent In council a dispatch In
timating that President Melnley, In
principle, assented to the opening of
negotiations.
The national voluntary war fund
now exceeds 23.000.000 pesetas. La Cor
respondence De Espanla announces
that, In view of the probable capitula
tion of Manila, General Klce, captain
general of the Vlscayas Islands, has
been ordered to assume charge of all
tho territory' formerly administered by
Captain Gpnprul Augustl. Thus Gen
eral Aigustl will be able to sign only
the capitulation of the city of Manila
and Its environs.
Kli-lr hiuiil.-irliR. hilimisiies.s.ciistitKitioii nnd
all liver'aiid btfimach troubles can bo quickly
cured by using tho-.ii famoui Hlllo pills known
ai DoWltt's' Little Karly Klscrs. They are
pleasant to Nine anil never gripe, v. il.
Jlaueulmcli.
Ilnvium lllo(i!-iiilii "Inoll'oetlvo.
St. Louis, July 21). August drupe, one
of ll.c fni!'ii''t meichants of Cuba.
who has lived In Havana for 21 years,
stopped here yesterday en roul to
Germany on n visit. In the course
of an Interview Mr. Grupe said: "When
I left Havana two weeks ago the In
habitants were not In the slightest fear
that the city would be bombarded. In
fact, everything was going on the same
as usual. The blockade at Havana has
thus far proved very Ineffective. The
farms around tho city furnish all tho
supplies necessary. The soil Is so fer
tile that crops can he produced In 30
days. There Is no scarcity of provis
ions In Havana, nor has there been any
perceptible advance In the pi Ice of
food. There are 40,000 regular soldiers
and 25,000 volunteers In the city.
Will your battles acainst disoaso by acting
promptly. One .Minute Cough Cure produces
liiiinediato results. Wlion takon early it pro-
venta consumption. And in later stages It
furnishes prompt rollef. O. II. Ifagonbtich,
An Admission From Spain.
Mad! Id, July 29. At the close of tho
cahlnet council y, sterday the following
seml-olllclal note was Issued: "The
French ambassador at Washington,
Uurlnpr the afternoon of tho 2th, pre
sented, In behalf of tho Spanish gov
ernment, a message to President Mc-
Klnley, with the view of bringing tlie
war to an end nnd make known the
conditions of peace. The government
has received Information that the men'
sage hna been handed to I'resldent Mc
Klnley, whoeplled that ho would con
sult with his council of ministers, and
requested M. Cumlum to come to tho
White House again to confer wun
him."
Tlio editor of tho Kvnns City. fa.. Globe,
writes. "Ono Minute Couch Cure is rluhtlv
named. It cured lay children utter ull otho
remedies lulled." It cures coughs, colon nnd
all throat and lung troubles. C. II. llagun
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8
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ringing in
THE HAPPY EVENING OF
WhyCamucl O. Stone, at tho
Cause For
SAMUEL O. STONE .
It Is written, "joy comcth in tlio morning," but In tills Instance It came
when tho sun of life was well adown the western sky, and following such a
stormy afternoon as makes tho contrast particularly striking. For over a
decade and a half the venerable writer of the following communication had
battled in vain against that most insidious foe of humanity, heart disease,
in an aggravated form. Doctors had given his case up as hopeless and ad
vised keeping him quiet till tho end should come, but it was his good for
tune to And that priceless remedy, Dr. Miles' New Heart Cure, and in tho
following letter he states the result.
Grass Lake, Mich.,
Dr. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart. Ind.
I havo been troubled with heart disoaso 15 years or more. Most of the
tlmo I was so bad it was not safe for mo to go out alone. If overtaken by
ono of my dizzy spells, I would fall, helpless. I had severe palpitation,
shortness of breath, and sudden painful attacks that prostrated me. The
only thing physicians did for mo was to advise keeping quiet.
in ij.ugusD iaso i commcnccu KiKing nr. Miles' iscw iteart, uurc, ana be
fore I had finished tho Ilrst bottle, I found the medicine was a God-send. I
have now used four bottles in all and am feeling entirely well. I have not
had an attack of tho trouble for some months.
I am 73 years of age, and have held a grudge against patent medicines
all my life, but I will not allow this feeling to prevent me from giving my
testimony to tho great cure your valuable remedy has wrought in me. I do
this to show my appreciation of the great merits possessed by Dr, Miles' New
Heart Cure. Very truly yours, Samuel O. Stone.
"Died of heart failure." How
significant words. Tho ravages of heart disease arc confined to no locality.
Its victims arc particularly numerous among tho most intellectual and finely
organized. It is no respecter of age and its fatal ending comes very sud
denly. Timely notice, however, is always given the person attacked, and If
this notice is heeded, as it was in the case of Mr. Stone, and Dr. Miles'
Restorative Heart Cure is promptly
experienced and a complete euro generally results.
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LETTERS FROM LONDON AMATEUR SPORT
B, ARSOLD milTS BiCASrARWItlTSXT
A SPORTING PILGRIMAGE AROUND THE WORLD
In thelntercst of the WEKLY,Caspar Whitney is on his way around
the world. He will visit Sianl in search of big same, making his
principal hunt from Itangkok. I le will visit India and then proceed
to l'.urope to prepare articles on the sports of Germany andrrance.
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the Sheaves.
A WELL SPENT LIFE.
Age of Seventy-three Hat
Rejoicing.
many obituary notices contain these
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es
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BECOMES HISTORY
The Weeklv will continue to participate
In the great political events of our coun
try. It will treat of the social and eco.
nomic questions, and of the development
of the middle west. Its special corre
spondent in the Klondike region will trace
the story of the great gold discoveries.
P. R. Stotkion
lldirj- Jjmes
Alt. (iretim Camp BleetliiK.
For tho United Ilrethrcn Camn Meetinrr at
Mt. Gretna, l'a August S to 11, 1893, tlio
Pennsylvania Itallroad Company will soli
oxcurslon tickets from ill points on Its s ystci
cast of (but not Including Pittsburg anil
Eric, und west of and including Philadelphia,
to Mt, Gretna and icturu at reduced rates,
Those tickets will bo sold July 31 to AtlRUbt
11 Inclusive, good to return until August Si
1 &U3, inclusive For speclllo ruto, conditions,
&c, apply to nearest ticket ngcut.
L'eniiBylvHiihi Chuutuiuiuu,
For tho Pennsylvania Chautauqua, to I
held at Mt, (Irotim, l a., July 1 to August
lbOS, tho Pennsylvania Kailroad Company
will sell tlokoU to tho genoral public on Juno
St) to August 4, kooiI to return until August
10, Inclusive, front stations on Its lino in
Pennsylvania, nnd from Washington, I), C
Ilaltlmoro, Mil., and Cunanilalgiia, N, Y nnd
principal hitorniodlatn stations, to Mt.
(Irctna ami leturn, nt A-iliiccil nttoa.
Iloro Volunteers Loavo Nowport
News For tho Front.
GENERALS BROOKE AND HAINES
I.eml tlin T.ntost llxpcilltloti. Which in
CompoufMl of Men Prom Ohio, INmiii
K.vlvnnln, Xi'w York, Illinois mill In
dlumi (iriint at Nowpoi't Nowh.
Newport News, Va., Juh 29. With
the exception of the Knuitl, ohlo reRl
ment. the Second bilga-dc of the Klrst
army corps, In command of Ihla;adlpr
General Unities, sailed for Poito Itlco
yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Gen
eral Unities nnd his stuff and the
Fourth Ohio regiment ate on the aux
iliary cruiser St. Paul, which left Old
'olnt this morning. The transports that
got oft yesterday are the City of Wash
ington, Massachusetts, Senecu and
ltoumnnlan and the auxiliary cruiser
St. Louis. The expedition was divided
as follows:
Steamer Massachusetts Ambulance
signal corps, headquarters coips,
oops A and C, New York cavalry, and
tbo City Troop of Philadelphia, In-
luding 603 men, 35 officers, 451 horses
nil 42G mules, besides the wagons.
St. Louis General Urooke, command
ing the First army corps, and his staff;
Third Illinois regiment, Colonel Den-
ott, and staff.
Roumanian Four batteries of light
rtlllery, of Mlssouro. A of Illinois, U
t Pennsylvania and the Twenty-sev
enth Indiana battery. On this trans
port there are 19 olllcers, 700 men, 319
orses and 72 mules.
City of Washington A detachment of
the Fourth Pennsylvania regiment of
23 otllcets and 012 men.
Seneca A detachment of the Fourth
'ennsylvnnla, consisting of 21 olllcers
nd CU men.
llatterics A and C of Pennsylvania,
and two troops of cavalry from the
same state did not go with this ex
pedition, but expect to sail with Gen
eral Fred Grant's brigade next week.
Uho I'irst Kentucky regiment, van-
of the Third brigade of the First dl
vision, First army corps. In eommnnd
of General Fred Grant, which Is to
mnke up the Second Porto Hlcan ex
pedition, arrived hero from Chlrka-
mnuga yesterday and Is now In camp.
General Giant arrived on the last train,
raveling In a private car with his
staff.
The Third battalion of the Sixteenth
ennsylvanla arrived late last evening,
nnd will be followed by the Third Ken
tucky and the Sixth Indiana.
How to Look Good.
Good looks nre really tnoie than skin deep,
epending entirely oa a healthy condition of
all Hie vital organs, ii me nvcr oe inactive,
vou have a bilious look : tl your stomach be
hsordcral, you have a uyipeptia look j u
our kidneys be altectcd, you have a pinched
ook. Secure good health, and you will surely
have good looks. "Iilectric Hitters" is a good
Alterative and Tonic. Acts directly on the
stomach, liver and kidneys. Purities the bloou,
cures pimples, blotches and boils, and gives a
good complexion. Every bottle guaranteed.
Sold at A. Wesley's drug store. 50 cents per
c.ttle.
A WARNINGJO SPAIN.
Only by Prompt Action Can She Hope
to Prevent the Fruition of Ameri
can Imperial Policy."
London, July 2D. The Iierlln corre
spondent of The Times says: "The
i rms of peace which America lm-
ci.ses occasion surprise here, as being
much too haul. The National Gazette
emarks that the United States has
not won a victory signal enough to
warrnnt such hard terms and expresses
the opinion that tho prospects of peace
are, In conseiiuenco gloomy.
The Times, commenting editorially
upon the suggestion of the National
Gazette that the United States has not
won a victory signal enough to war
rant the hatd terms they would Im
pose, says: "This suggestion from
would-be friends of Spain merely shows
that these critics entirely fall to grasp
the military slgnlllcance of America s
sea power. Only by prompt and
straightforward dealings with Presi
dent McKInley can Spain hope to pro
vent tho fruition of American Imperial
policy In the Pacific, the advantages of
which even peace loving, moderate
Americans cannot Ignore."
To Save tlm CrlHtobal Colon.
Norfolk, Va., July 20. Whether or
pot the Spanish win ship Cristobal Co-
Ion will be Hunted depends largely on
the expedition which left here last
night for KanthiEo. The Merltt and
Chapman Heirlck and Wrecking com
pany Is senillnu: out the German steam
er Senior, under the German llafr, with
Captain Chittenden in chariro of the
expedition, while Captain Tooker will
look after tho 40 divers and wreckers
who bo alonpr. On the Senior are huge
pumps, boilers, surf boats and general
wrecking material, but Interest Centura
In the two monster pontoons, suggested
by Lieutenant Ilobson, to bo placed
under the hull after the Colon Is pump
ed out. The Merrltts here have further
advices that tho Maria Tereasa la near
ly free of water, nnd will float with u
very few high tides.
Tho t'hicf llurKcsi of SlilosburK, Til., says
n,.witi' I.ittln Kurlv ItLsers lire the best
pills ho oyer used In his family during forty
i-o.iru nf linllsn kr-r-llillir. TheV CllrO COHStilKt-
r. . . . , , : " t -...t it..H
tlon, sick ncnaiicno unu sioiiiagn uu hki
troubles. Small in slzo but groat in roaults.
V. 11. llagonbuch.
Swift (futH tlio ltlc Mi-nt C'oiitrnot.
WashiiiRtiiu, July The war de
pattmcut yistciday uwuuhd the con
tract for furnishing bcuf to the troops
In Porto Itlco to Bwlft & Co., of Chl-
cobo. Tho price to be puld is $3.39 per
hundred. The beet is to be of the sumo
quality furnished the regular army nnd
In such qunnlty ns tho department may
demand.
... v... ...u.tus, v. j,3, ttiu, ,uuh, nuiua
that ono loi of OoWltt's Witch Hazel Salvo
was worth foO.oo to him. It cured his piles
of ten years standing". Ho advises others to
try It. It also euros oczoma, skin diseases
ami onsiinaio soros. u, 11, llagonbuch.
I'nytiiR Oir piiulHi I'i-Imuku h.
Portsmouth, N. II., July 29. The
Spanish prlsmiciH conllned ut Soaveys
Islnnd were pnld off by tho Spanish
government yetteiday. the money be
lnir received from Admiral Corvera at
Annapolis, the nun to lvlns from JI
to $10 each lu American cuircncy. Tho
odlclul report to the nii(,i un general
shows that there has mt been a death
among the Spnnlatds on the island dur
ing the past five days. Additional
clothca and shoen will bo furnished
thoso who need them nt tho expense
of ths United States government.
Thousand of persons liuvo been cured of
pile by using DoWltt's Witch Hazel Salve.
It heals promptly and euros eczema and all
skin ilicues. It t'iviw lmuicdiato relief. C.
H, lliiuenbiich.
TIRED OF DELAYS.
The Volunteers of the Fifth Illinois Kegl
mcnt Ilave No Further Ambition
For Military Life.
Chlcknmnugn Park. On.. July 2D. The
Klxtoenth Inrllnnn regiment, command
ed by rvilnnol nutidpr, wan the only
regiment that left Camp Tlinrnan ye
terday. It was 1:16 p. m. when the lant
of nix ?pctlons pulled out eatrylng the
Ilidlnim leglinent to Newpoit Newn.
The Kit ni Cnriillnn lenveB today for
Jacksonville to icpnrt to Major Oeneral
Kltxhtigh I.ee.
The dlnappolntment of the Fifth Till -nols
In being turned back after It had
mnrcheil to Ttonnvllle nan so disheart
ened many that they have no further
ambltlnn for military life. Colonel
Culver denlcH nny responsibility for the
orders calling the men back to camp,
and claims that he was anxious to go
with the regiment to Porto Itlco. Hav
ing twice been shifted from brigades
that Were ordered to the front, tin
Fifth Illinois feels greatly Irritated, and
although they nre much more tracta
ble today they are by no means pla
cated. Private II. J. Heedpr, Company A.
Fifth Illinois, died at division hospital
yesterday after two days of Ktent
agony. The unfoitunate man, a few
days since, ate poisoned root which he
dug up In the woods and mistook for
sassafras.
Xo Sewn 1'roni Mllc.
Washington, July 29. Up to midnight
tlu war department had received no
Information from General Miles or any
part of his command In Porto Itlco.
Throughout the day the onlclals had
been expecting momentarily to receive
news of thp landing of General Wilson'
expedition. No uneasiness Is felt, how
ever, because General MIIph has not
communicated with the department
further than to announce his landing
at Guanlcn, as It Is necessary, in order
that he may communicate with Wash
ington, that he should send a vessel
to St. Thomas, which Is the nearest
cable station.
Our Snntlaiio I'oxtolllce.
Washington, July 2D. Acting First
Assistant Postmaster General Allen
said today that two additional clerks
will be sent to Santiago In order to
expedite the handling of mall. The
way In which thp postal affairs were
being conducted between the United
States nnd Santiago, he said, aro In as
satisfactory a condition as could be
expected, considering the Immense
amount of work to be done under un
favorable conditions.
IIoIihoii to AM-lt Ills Mother.
Atlanta, On., July 2D. Lieutenant
Ilobson has wired his mother, who Is
at Llthla Springs, near Atlanta, that
he will see her next Monday. When
tho Merrltt (k Chapman tug Is proceed
ing to Santlugo with the apparatus for
the lifting of the wrecked Spanish
ships Lieutenant Ilobson will take
time to visit his mother, and sail by
Thursday of next week fiom Tampa.
Declared n Lawful Prize of Wnr.
Savannah, Ga.. July 29. The Urit
lsh steamer Adula. captured off Guan
tanamo bay by the Marhlehend, was
yesterday declared a lawful prize of
war by Judge Kmory Hpeer. She was
chartered by a Spaniard, and was on
the way to Guantanamo to take out
refugees An appeal to the supreme
court will be taken.
During the viilt of
Hune Chnnc. the
rand Old Man of
to this coun-
the New York Sun
of hitn: "He is
large, strong, im
pressive specimen
mannoou. na
ha:) a massive
frame, a shapulv
head, a command
ing face and well
posed features,
fie Is a keen ob
servant of man
kind, of life and
of thinira. He is
seventy-four years of afre and still in the
hey-day of his power."
If a Chinaman, usually regarded by us as
a barbarian, can live to a healthy, hale old
age, why cannot Americans, with their
more advanced civilization, do the same?
The reporters diheovered during Ll Hung
Chang's stay in this country, that he toot
every thought for his health. He lived
iinnn the aimtileat of diets and never cassed
a day without consulting his physician.
He limited his toil to a reasonable number
of hours, and would not deviate from his
rule in this mattor. American men follow
Just the opposite practice Thty work to
the limit of endurance, will not even take
the proper time for eating, resting aed
sleeping, and never think of their health
unlit It Is gone. There is a wondsrful raed
iciTie for hard working men. It Is Dr.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. It
takes the place of a physician, It keeps
away Hi-health and restores health when it
is lost. It is the great appetite thsrpener,
blood-maker and fleh-bmlder. It makes
the digestion perfect, the liver active and
the blood pure and rich. Medicine dealers
sell it.
" My husband had been a robust yountt man,"
writes Mrs. M. J Tedder, of Kltlngton. Reynold.
Co., Mo. " When lie was ji year old he began
to cough very hard. He had pslns through Tils
chest and lumrs. Ills mother and the rest of his
family had died with consumption. He con
tinued to cough every winter, until in !68j he
had an attack of pneumonia. Ills cough grew
worse and worse. lie would vomit Immediately
after his meals. lu 1688 he coughed night and
day. Ke was getting very weak and nad no
appetite. He commenced Dr. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery nnd 'Pleasant Pdlets.' Me
Improved. His appetite got better Whan he
had taken seven bottles he looked like a new
man and felt like a new person. 2Ie weighs
more than he ever weighed before. He gained
twenty-eight pounds and is cured."
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