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THURSDAY, DEC. 7, '99.
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Saturday, Dec. 9
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anil
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A
7
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"A Screaming Farce."
Public Opinion
Prices:
25, 35, 50 and 75 Cents,
Keser I seats at Klrlln's drug store.
perguson's Theatre.
DAlf, J. FER0US0IT, MX.
ONE SOLID WEEK COMMENCING
IftOIlDflY, DEC. 11, '99
MATINEE SATURDAY.
John A. Himmelein'a Big Comedy
Company
"Jh IDEALS"
Headed bv the popular comedienne Miss
BEATRICE EAKLE, includliig too peer
of niuakal orxantations, HOWSON'S
20th Century liaud and Orchestra.
THE PLAYS.
Monday Blent THE IRISH HERO.
Tuesday night... .Ja the Heart of the Storm
Wednesday Night LOST IK NEW T0RK,
Thursday Hleht THE LADDER OF LIFE.
Friday Night THE DEVIL'S MINE.
Saturday Night THE CENSUS TAKER;
PRICFS ; - - 10, 20 and 30 GIs.
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The
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OERS' UNFAUl TACTICS.
ritonsOhargO Them With Abusing
tho Rod Gross Badgos.
JOUDERT SAID TO HAVE RETIRED
Itepnrtril Tlint He I.pft Hstconrt nml
UcKtrojiMl Colpimo llrlilnri Ilenr
Ailmlriil Sir Hubert Ilnrrls Ilnrilily
Criticised Tor Aliened Helny.
London. Dec. 6. Tho censorship
continues to be of the strictest char
acter. Virtually no news Is allowed
to pass except diurlos of events within
the beleaguered garrisons and posi
tions. According to the latest accounts, of
tho battle of Moddor river, the Hoer
fire was tho hottest on record and will
revolutionize existing theories. It was
effective up to 1.G00 yards, but tho
casualties among the prone troops wns
trifling. It was found impossible to
bring tho British ammunition and re
serves to the firing line. Many Boers
wearing Red Cross badges wero aC'
tlvely employed In serving out am
munition
In connection with the many nccusa
tlons ngainst the Hoer indifference to
the laws of war a letter published In
Cape Town asserts that before the
rransvaal ultimatum was sent tho
Boer leaders discussed the policy of
using the white llag, when driven Into
a corner, in order to deceive the Brit
ish commanders, and this policy was
generally approved
A dispatch from Lorenzo Marques,
dated Wednesday last, says: General
Joubert has retired from Estcourt and
is now blowing up Colcnso bridge. He
brings a large herd of cattle, and In
tends concentrating around Lady-
smith.
A special dispatch from Durban nays
the Boers lost 1,800 men at what has
been popularly known as the battle of
Glencoe.
A special dispatch from Estcourt
censures Rear Admiral Sir Robert
Harris, commander-in-chief of the
Cape of Good Hope and West African
squadrons, for his delay In sending
Captain Scott and Captain Lambton
with guns to Ladysmlth. "It is no
torious." says the correspondent, "that
only at the last moment, on Oct. 30,
while a decisive action was ponding,
did Captain Lambton, of the Powerful,
arrive at Ladysmlth." A week, a day,
a few hours might, and I doubt not
would, have saved the situation and
delayed the Investment, if it had not
ended the Boer attempt."
The Dally Mail announces that colo
nel Wayule, who succeeded General
Sir William Symons In command of
the British troops In Natal after that
officer was wounded In the battle 'of
Talana Hill, and who was promoted
from the rank of substantive lleuten
ant colonel In the army to that of
major genoral on the staff, to com
mand the Eighth brigade of the South
African nold force, with the substan
tive rank of colonel in the army, la
on his way to England, being In
broken health.
The ntlon' Hallwuy ISnrnlriKfl.
Washington, Dec. 6. The prelimin
ary report on the Income acount of
railways in the united states lor the
year ending June 30, 1899, complied
from returns of operating railway com
panies representing 185,245 miles of
line, shows that the gross earnings of
the railways embraced In this advance
report were for the year ending June
SO, 1899, ?I,307,253,484, or $7,057 per
mile or line, fassenger earnings were
$360,227,319; freight earnings, $913,
358,488, and other earnings from oper
ation, $33,007,077. The gross earnings
shown In the final report for 1898 were
nearly $60,000,POO less than this
amount. The' operating gxpenses for
tho last fiscal year were $852,428,105,
or $4,602 per mile of line.
Story of a Slave.
To bo bound hand and foot for years by tho I
chains of disease Is tho worst lorm ot Biavery.
Hnnrcn D. Williams, of Manchester. Mich.,
tells how such a slave was made free. Ho I
says : My wire has oeen so neipiess lot nve
years that she could not turn over in bed
alone. After using two bottles of Electrio
Bitters, fcha la wondeuully Improved anu
ablntodoher own work." This supreme
remedy for female diseases quickly cures!
nervousnew, sleeplessness, meiancnoiy, nean
ache, backacho, fainting and dizzy spells,
riil.d ml ratio working medicine ia a godsend
to weak, sickly, run down peoplo. Every
hottlo guaranteed. Only 50 cents Sold by
A Wasley, Druggist.
CortlsrPnclfle tiiHe 1)111.
Washington, Dec. 6. Representa
tive Corliss, of Michigan, has Intro
duced a bill for a Pacific cable to b
built by the goyernment to Hawaii,
the Phillnnlnes. Janan and China, at
a limit of cost of $8,000,000. of which
$500,000 Is to be immediately avail,
able. The route and general control
Is placed under a Pacific cable com
mission, Including the postmaster
general and the chief, signal officer of
the army.
wing rggiuu nuvit
Allow a couch to run until it nets beyond fce
reach of medicine. They often say, "Oh, it
... .' . ...
will wear awav." but in most cases It Will
. ,1.. .. f. . I mJL'n, 1 Ipfl lTmn's
lry ...c uw.c.u. w-.. r-
lialsam, wmcn is soia on a. jwmuvb guiuui.cc
. - .j.-.. ,!,1 mmnd biteltf see the esc.
cellent edect after takine the first dose. Price
25c. and 50c. Trial size free. At all drug'
Rists.
IJx-l'ontiiiuxfor Sent to Prison.
Savannah, Dec. 6. W. T. Carter, ex-
postmaster at Meldrim, Ga., was sent
to laii yesteraay in aeiauit 01 oonu
undor the charge of misappropriating
the funds of, tbo national government,
Carter Is short In his accounts with the
postoffice department.
Sick Headaches,
Tho curso of overworked womankind, are
quickly and surely cured by Karl's Clover
Root Tea, the great blood purifier and tissue
builder. Money refunded if not satisfactory.
Price 25 cU. and 60 cts. Sold by P. D. Klrlin
ona guarantee.
AUWred Krnnduleiit Use of 3Inll.
St. Louis, Dec. 6. The Post-Dispatch
says: Itev. W. C. Henderson and Will-
lam Kdmons, two executive officers of
the Wyoming Smelting, Refining, Min
ing and Investment company, wmcn
corporation is capitalized at $2,000,000,
wero arrested at their place or uusi
ness by government officers on a war
rant charging them with using tho
malls for fraudulent Durnoses. Dermty
United States marshals are searching
for Joshua C. Watson, who Is presi
dent of the company. The prisoners
admit having representatives in near
ly every state throughout the west,
while they declare they have gold, sil
ver and lead mines in Kansas and Wy
oming.
OASTOniA,
Bean tie The Kind You HarB Always B002M
Push It Along.
Shenandoah Took Untl.c Qood Work
and Her Citizens Did Tlicir
Share.
Puali n Kowl thing along.
Let ut In r knoVlta kihhIiiws
The ' Lllllo Um iinnn" h n kmhI tiling.
Hliciimidi nil peoiiln are flnrtlnfr It', lit.
Many ji tbiiiiknii man,
Many a iinptiy nwn.
Otn tiatifr to Oils
hxiierlciirn is the tenelier.
Our rltizrilsiirfl tullli.i; tlijlr experience.
iicro is HUri5 ui it-rrrn i.
He IhtriHlucd to. tho "Mitt Conqueror"
Mr Georgo Cox, Wrnor of Jnnelierry alloy
and Gillian street, luitier. stiy : "I suffered
from Min In tnv. l&ek and kidneys. The
lameness across my loins nml the sharp
twinge oror my lilps caused me vvery mute
illidrrH white the blsililer dilllculty are me
both embarrassment mid pain I had mi noli-
inn in the upper part of my shoulder us well
113 in my back. I beard about Ooan's Kid
ncy I'ills, procured a box at Klrlln's pliar
roary on South .Main i tteet and they re
moved the difficulty with the klilniy si-cre-
timiiuml the lameness In my lihok. I know
of others who were cured by ualfig Doan's
K duey Pills " ' -
I loan's Kidney I'ills for Sftld-by all dealers.
Price So cents. Mailed by Hoster-Milliurn
Co., Buffalo, N. Y. Soleagenla for the U.
S. Remember the limine Doan't and take no
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Illnlioti WIlltllkiT to Vlxlt Cnbn.
Philadelphia, Dee. (1. night Rev. Ozl
W. Whitaker, Protestant Episcopal
bishop of the dioceso of Pennsylvania,
and bishop In chnrco of tho Episcopal
church in Cuba, will make an ecclesias
tical tour of the greater part of the
Island of Cuba next month. Blshon
Whltaker's purpose In visiting the isl
and is to study tho Interests and needs
of the church In that Jurisdiction. Tho
tour will consume about one month.
Young Mothers.
Crouo is the terror of thousands of young
mothers becanso its outbreak Is so agonizing
and frequently fatal. Shlloh's Cough and
Consumption Curo acts like maglo fn cases of
croup. It has novcr been known to fall. The
worst casos rtl loved Immediately. Price 2S
Cts., SO cts. and $ 1.00. Sold by P. D. Klrlin
on a KUamnteo.
Coming Kvents.
Dec 18 Grand entertainment, "Tho Shir
of Bethlehem," at the Primitive Methodist
church.
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tion on His Eligibility.
THE MORMONITE'S ARGUMENT
I'or n .Seni In the I. oner limine it
tIHH:ress Declare He llns n llet
ter IttKlit, llelnir Sent from n Sov-cn-imi
Hlnte, 'I'liliti llnd Ciiiinim.
Walilngltini Deo. C After' an lnter
cwtlng deuato Of three hours the house
yeterdny. by n roto of 302 to 30,
adu'pted the rftsolntlon offered by Mr.
Tnyler, of Ohio, for the appointment
of n special committee to investigate
the olnrcos against Hrigham H. Rob
erts, the Mormon representative-elect
from Utah. Previously the house had
rejected a substitute resolution offered
by Mr. Richardson, the letder of the
minority, to allow Mr. Roberts to be
sworn in and to send tho whole case
to tho Judiciary committee. This sub
stitute resolution, however, by no
moans commanded the full Democratic
strength. Only 57 members voted for
sirongin uuiy or inemuera yoieu tor .
It. Of tho 30 wo then voted against '
tho Taylor resolution all were Demo- matlon reflecting on Harpster's char
crats oxcept two-Mr. Loud, a Cnll- , ncte. .,., ,.n m,,.. i,,. ,nfnrtn..
furnla Republican, and Mr. Newlands,
n sllvorltc from Nevada, ny the terms
ot the resolution Mr, Roberts is now
not only excluded from nil participa
tion In tho proceedings of the houso
until the committee reports and the
house passes upon his case, but ho Is
denied a seat in tho hall. Whether
this wilt be interpreted to deny him
admission within the chamber pending
the disposition of his rase Is yet to
bo decided. Tho reading of the presi
dent's message was completely over
shadowed by the dramatic proceedings.
The galleries wore thronged with
spectators, mostly women, who sat
patiently through tho three woary
hours that preceded the debato and
then waited three hours more until It
was concluded. The most remarkable
feature of the debate was the fact that
Mr. Roberts' presentation of his own
Bide of the case, which lasted almost
an hour, became so absorbing that he
won the sympathy of many of those in
the galleries and was showered with
applause. It was evident that he re
alized that the house was overwhelm
ingly against him, and at times he
spoke fiercely and defiantly.
Mr. Roberts began by sending to the
clerk's desk and having read a copy
of his naturalization papers, in order,
as he said, that all the documents In
this extraordinary case should bo be
fore the house. He then read a para
graph from McCreary on elections, con
taining a general caution against hasty
proceedure In election contests. He
then discussed the charge that ho had
pleaded guilty of a misdemeanor 12
years ago, and called attention to tho
fact that since that time two presi
dential amnesties have ljeen applied
to men disqualified by tho Edmunds
Tucker act. Ho proceeded:
"Tho gentleman from Ohio has no
court record to Bhow that I was ever
arraigned or condemned of crime
whatsoever since tho promulgation of
amnesty proclamation of tho president
of the United States. Tho gentlemnn
seems also to forget the fact that since
tho confession of that misdemeanor to
which he has referred there was pass
ed by congress an enabling act author
izing the people of the state of Utah
to form a state government. That en
abling act also had a provision em
bodied in It that qualified all citizens
within tho limits of tho territory to
become citizens of the United States
and was particularly framed to re
move the disqualifications and disabil
ities which nave been created by tho
Edmunds-Tucker lay.'. The gentleman
seems to forget also that the state con.
stitution of Utah was satisfactory to
the president and his advisers and
Utah has been admitted as a state Into
the Union and has taken upon Itself
the responsibilities of a sovereign
State, declaring under Us constitution
people residing in Its borders shall
exerclso the elective franchise and be
qualified for office as citizens of that
great commonwealth.
"Tho second charge, which Is sup
posed to go to tho question eligibility
of the member from Utah, Is that upon
affidavit and other papers in his pos
session the gentleman from Ohio says
that oyer since 1880 I have been a per
slstent law breaker In the state of
Utah. If that bo true, let me ask why
It Is that I was not punished for law
breaking. Certainly there was no dls
position to execute tho law on the part
of the people of Utah. Its admlnls.
tratlon was In the hands of non-Mori
mons, of those who had no sympathy
with men of my religious faith. All
the machinery ot the law was in the
hands of appointees. How Is It then
that I could be an open and defiant
law breaker and yet escape the penalty
of law?
I call your attention next to the
fact that the only charge against me,
even by the proponents or this resolu
tion, Is that of a misdemeanor. They
do not charge a felony. I understand
that tho members of congress aro
granted certain privileges while In at
tendance upon this houS' It would
be impossible to arrest any ono of the
members upon the charge of a mis.
demeanor. Ana yet you would deny
me the privilege of being sworn as a
member of this coiise, upop tho allega'
tlon of the existence of some charge
or other that I was guilty of a mis
demeanor. The little coterie of men
Who have entered Into this conspiracy
to crowd this question to tho front
are fearful that If the matter should go
to a consideration under a resolution
to expel the member from Utah they
could not marshal tho necessary twg
thlrds vote.
"I Invoke the protection .that Is
given to the constituency of a sover
eign state against the proceedings that
are instituted hero to deprive me of the
privilege ot being sworn In as a mem
ber of this house. Privilege did I say,
sir. I am not asking any privilege In
this house. I am not asking any favor
of the members of this bouse. Under
the shadow of the constitution of the
United States, I meroly demand, both
for myself and for the peoplo of my
state, the protection that Is due to us."
Mr. Roberts next called attention to
the precedent in the Forty-third con-
cross In the case of Mr. cannon, who
was admitted as a delegate from Utah
territory, adding;
"I can add nothing to the force ot
that gentleman's lemarks, except this,
that In the case of Mr. Cannon the
house was dealing with a delegate
from a territory, not tho representative
of the people of a sovereign state
"It is to be remarked In this con
nection that, strange to say, the course
of nature was not disturbed, notwith
standing an alleged polygaralst was
permitted by the vote of a Republi
can congress to remain on, tho floor
of this houso. It did not transpire, as
it is Bald It did not transpire In an
cient Rome a little ere the mighty
Julius fell. The graves stood not ten
antloos The sheeted dead did not
eUnd and Ulbber 111
the. streets ot
Rmn "wiiy. sir. the sun wa not
darkened nor was th moon turned
to blnod. Actually, sir. the rain con
tinued to fall upon the just and th
unjust alike. NothwIthstandluK H"
publican congress seated this fnofl. yet
the Republican party really aurvlvrd
Ha action. I believe (Ifkt It could am
vivo even if It should Mat the present
representative from the atate of Utah "
Mr. Tayler conducted the raae upon
his aide Mr. IttrhartlMn championed
his resolution. During the debaf Mr
Groavenor rose to Indignantly repel an
Insinuation of Mr. Roberts' that the
president had knowingly appointed
men guilty of polygamy to federal of
flcos In Utah.
EVIDENCE AGAINST MOLINPUX
Testimony In Slum Ills ISumlty To.
wnrd Hurry furnish.
New York, Dec 0. The surprise yea
torday In the trial of Roland 11. Moll
ncux for the murder of Kath'erlne J.
Adnmg was the sudden Introduction
by the prosecution of direct testimony
that Mollneux harbored bitter enmity
toward Harry Corntsh and A. A. Harp
stor, a former employe of the Knicker
bocker club, and a friend of Cornish;
further, that Mollneux sought. In a
roundabout way. by having an agent
wrlto t0 Harpster's formor employer.
..r ,,. .i, , uia, (,.
tlon to Harpnter's Injury. This new
testimony, which was extracted from
an unwilling friend of Mollneux. Is Im
portant not only as showing a motive
for Mollneux soaking the death of Cor
nish, but as confirming the theory of
tho prosecution that Mollneux wrote,
or caused to be written, several letters
falsely slgnod. nsklng for drugs nnd
medicines.
The unwlllln? witness who testified
concerning the letter writing methods
ot Mollneux was Rudolph Heiles, of
Newark, N. J., a former cashier of the
Knickerbocker Athletic club. Holies
worked beside Harpster, who was a
clerk at the club. Mollneux said he
wanted to lenrn something damaging
about HarpMer for the purpose of
getting him discharged.
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Political Freedom lit (leriumiy.
Berlin, Dec. 6. Tho repeal of tho
Prussian law forbidding tho affiliation
and coalition of political clubs nnd so
cieties has caused a groat sensation
throughout Germany. Following Prlnco
Von Hohenlohe's successful appeal to
tho emperor on Monday tho cabinet
yesterday formally agreed to the re
peal. It Is also certain that the bun
desrath will agree to the repealing res
olution, which the rolchstag passed
tome time ago. Emperor William's
objections, it appears, wero due to his
fear that the repeal would Increase so
cialist agitation and the political power
of tho Socialist party.
IIi-Iuk Suit For Ileliisr nisclinreed.
Toledo, O., Dec. 6. Lemont Date
man, manager ot the Toledo tubo
works, discharged Alonzo B. Colo, an
employo, on Oct. 13, because of his ac
tivity In organizing a labor union
among workmen. Cole brought crim
inal proceedings under the Ohio labor
coercion law. In a hearing before a
magistrate yesterday Dateman was
held to the grand Jury. This Is tho
first test of the Ohio law, the penalty
for violation of which Is $500 fine or
six months' imprisonment.
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