“_ m tor altering BEFBIGB‘RATOBB in the middle of arms; but: we buy
. _ , in; incrdsrtogsttlwmstthenght figure.“ there»!
rev '
than the market
(year will baths oldand rsbabisCoopsracheesoft wood.
sold or the past live years with entire ion to hundreds ot
-. ,_ _ and the new “Go ” elesnshie. hardwood,which is a Refrigerator
lithium principles. and is the only Refrigerator made rod that can he
Imntaly re and clean for all time. as it is furnished wi a removable
. ‘ , , _ , , rant ice compartment, that can be lifted our and cleaned at Will. We
All. the space in which to explain all the superior palms of this uptodlale
9‘ , v i AME." In W: sex you re untrue this Reirigerator before purchasing
lit the old style ones which invariably become fool in a short time.
W line of samples. can ising 15 styles. are now on exhibition and we
a taking orders on our usual ins lmeot plan.
lap-3 W your Refrigerator now. and we will sompt payment forums in amounts
'. Min purchaser and hold same until June 15th. when it must he paid for and
W. which will give you about three muutns time.
' Thisofler holds good until April 1st.
llnnh Main and tan Streets. 80th linmli.
SEN—EROS"
. 3 Gazette Building.
a Will continue their
GREAT REDUCTION
Sale at High Class Footwear for two weeks longer to make room for :their spring
.
Every shoe in this sale is as represented or your money refunded.
Here are a few of the good things:
pairs Ladiea' Patent Leather Slippers,; worth $2. at ‘1 25
pairs Indiea’ Kid Opera Slippers, worth ‘1 50, at 756
pairs Ladies’ Patent Tips. Opera and Common Sense Shoes, worth $3, at .1 50.
Ladies’ Kid Common Sense Goodyear Welt Shoes, plain toe, worth .3 at .2.
‘ to see this shoe.
rtment we are selling our .8 Cork Bole Shoes at .2
ages
In our men's do
Our fl Cork an Double Solo and Waterproof Grain Leather Shoes at 31.50
' . s
”A few of those celebrated $1.50 Cork Sale Shoes at 8i 25. Not all sizes left.
180 in Hanan & Sons' 85 Call Shoes at $2 50 a pair.
The t Youth’s 70c Shoe in town. Boys in same at 80c.
‘60NOMYM
Sometimes means paying the highest price. It’s so in
buying grain. The dealer who handles only the best
must charge a little more than one who sells second
grade goods. The diflcrenceis never very great how-
ever. Certainly not enough to warrant the risk. A
man who loves his horse will buy the best. Nothing is
too good for him.
.57..
MAN UEL T. HATCH,
is Illitlltll STREET,
The Leading Grain Dealer.
HAY. I‘I'BAW. GRAIN. SALT. mp, 310.
Bllflilll OFF'OE. Sfllllld' llVEllI SIIBLE.
NO NEED TO 00 ABROAD 1’0 REGAIN
YOUR HEALTH a'r MINERAL SPRINGS
SAVE THE TREMENDOUS EXPENSE BY
TAKING AT HOME.
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. ' ‘ The only pleasant tasting Carlsbad Powder is
menswear-ha the larket.
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[I’ltsae genuine without :onr Trademark and
. Mulls slgnatsre of
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and you will see not only a
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lint one in which“
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comma
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‘ Islam is llsstfiombinins inability and Sr'lr
our son mourns ‘ro mar
”Gabi-stat the White Householder
hat Great Britain's Dam on Nina
mArwWa-dfhatthetln
annals-Ants Calls tor NeAstin-‘lavw.
Veteran-res, March til—Jrhe cabinet
meeting lasted but two hours. everybody
being present but Secretory Carllslo, who ,
was in New York. The session is said
to have been uneventful, thereby disap-
pointing the echtntlons of those who
looked for some decided aggressive action
in foreign adalrs. It is said that there was
an entire absence of friction between the
members. although the principal subjects
under discussion whiting to thowvarlous
complications in which we have become
involved with certain foreign countries
were Wt'II culminated to exhibit divergence
of individual views.
It is presumed that the attitude of Grout
Britain toward Venezuela and Nicaragua
was canvassed. but as for as can he gath-
ered the secretory of state had no new
matter touching this to import. and it was
not believed to be necessary to-tulte any
positive action in thoubsonco of an explic-
it statement of the purposes of Great
Ilrituin.
lee-I Not look to l'ncle Sam.
As for as the Nicaragua matter is con-
ccrncd. it is not believed that our gmcrn-
ment is disposed to take issue with Great
Britain its to her right to demand an in-
demnity for the unjust treatment of her
consular agl-nt and citizens. inasmuch as
the United States has already and ropcnb
cdly gone on rccord as insisting on its
own right in such ctr-it‘s to 80min) rcpnru—
tlon for improper trmtmcnt of its citizens.
The only point upon which there can be
a question is us to the method of collecting
the indemnity, but there is reason to bo-
liave that in the view of the cabinet the
subject ucml musc no rcnl trouble, as Nic—
ammm doubtless will agree to meet rou-
sonablo demands from Grunt Britain when
it is Imtdo clear to bur by our state depart-
ment that she mnnot otherwise rely upon
the moral support of the ifnltul Shims,
which might otherwise be diepuscd to use
its good ufllcos to secure an nlmtcmcnt of
the amount of tho indemnity if the priu
ciplo of on indmmity is mnctxlcd. v
The situation as to Venezuela in holler-V
ed to be giving the cabinet more conwrn
by far; but. as already suited, it is the din-
poaition to take no arbitrary (notion in the
absence of astute-moot from Great Britain.
In view of the more weighty matters
now engaging the attention of “the admin-
istration. it is stated that fort-lgu minis.
tern in Washington are likely to be. at
least for the present. left undisturbed in
their rclatio is with our government. No
answer beyond a purely perfunctory one,
acknowledging the m-cipt of our commu~
nlmtlon and promising to make investi-
gation. has been returned by Spain to our
demand in the Allianm affair. and while
under ordinary conditions this might be
resented by our guvcrnmcut, u dispaition
was shown by the cabinet to make all due
allowance for the fact that as a result of
the ovurtuming of the Spanish cabinet. the
sulmnllnntcs there dare not do anything
to corupromiw the incoming cabinet.
Newt-ting I New Treaty.
Preliminaries are being arranged for
the frmnlng of u now treaty lmtwccu the
Fulton! Stun-s and (in-at ltritniu mum-rm
lug lIl'I’an 33m PI'IZUHN. 'l‘lw hl‘glllliltlilnri
will lw rnrriml on in Washington Sir
Cbnrh-s ’l'uppor. minim-r of marine and
flslu-rim for ('umuln. umi "(bf-r loading
statesmen of tho lhnulniun. including
probably .‘linislu-r Fihlvr. will come here
to co upcrulv with Sir Julian I'nuuoufuto,
the Ilrifish rmlmmrtdnr. rulircrning tho
term-s of tho fruity. 'l'lw qur-iflull of flip
ing tin» iltlll.‘ for tho muting is utulrr cou-
nitlvmfiun.
it Would probably be at nu early day if
It w'rr not for tho furl that tlu‘ prolonged
aicgu of IIIIll‘n'i through which Econ-tiny
iirmiutm has pit-owl muy ttmlu- it drains-
blv for him in how u rent. lu lhut cum
tho uvgutiatium probably will be drfvrrvd
until inter in the sumuwr or fall. The
gntlu-ringnf prominvnt f'unmllun minis-
ti-rs will be on inn-mating onuslnu. nl~
though it is mulled mth round that Sir
John Thompson, [murder of Canada. who
roccntly died suddenly in London. will
not again be 1"“!an those who have long
been ldvnlificd with this subject.
The pmjmtcil trmty ls reudcrcd turns-
aary by the lllitt'liun of congress on tho
Bering sea seizures claims. The original
claims. which, with lute-rout, amounted to
$750,000, was wait-d down to “2.5.000.
President Cicvolumi advised payment in
his manage to congress. but an amend-
ment to marry out the president's manu-
rnendatiun was defenhal. It was then
sought to provide for an intnrrmtiurml
commission to adjust the tonne of settle-
ment, but tins, too, failed, leaving the
matter still open.
The purpose of tho treaty will be them.
fore in mic a commission in Instr all the
evidence and determine the amount of in'
dernnity lobe paid the su-iml sailors Aft
or being signal the trmty will burn to he
submitted to the annuity fur mriflmtlnn.
and unless there is an extm mulch this
cannot be accomplished before next Do-
cmnbv-r. While it Is felt that this is an
unfortunatedelay in adjusting the claims,
yet it appears to be the only moons of ad-
vancing them to an fumorsblc settlement.
Another Phase.
Another phase of the mlcrios mutation
which may «mic up simultaneously with
the adjustment of the claims lathe fram.
ing of a new modus vivendl or other warns
of pr renting the seal herds in Bering era
Experts appear to agree that the seals will
be eatermlnatsd soon unless sperm-tic
steps are taken. as the protection adordsd
by the regulations agreed on by the Paris
court of arbitration seam tubs insufficient
even when most awfully executed.
A longer cinasd moon is (learned naval»
tlal, and, rumour. the evidence seen
since the Paris tribunal sat allows that
the so mile limit, from the nail islands
within wings seals cannot be killed Is not
grnt soon to i re pmtsction.
’l‘hscs is some doubt, however, as to
this nutter being Inadsa subject of the
negotiations at pus-sat. the sin
tb question is under in
landed. no intimation his yet been given
ths’eonrss likely to ltebken. In view
the interest which British dictate take
the subject, it would not he summon
attention was directed to it in
and lb. Buchanan Receives
shale
to receive the report of the serrate chromit-
tss new investigating the storehouse ex»
psndlturas. The closing minutes in both
bonsm were marked by the passing of the
culinary complimentary Motions.
Speaker Cross was presented with a gold
watch by the members.
A ripple of excitement was created in i
the house when Assemblyman Ginder
tried to have reconsidered the vote by
which the appropriation of 08,500 for flu-
ishing the ’l‘rcnton bottle monument was
lost. Assemblyman ta'f o the
motion to reconsider, and id be had been
approached and offered 3:550 by a Trenton
gentleman to favor‘ the appropriation.
The motion to reconsider was lost.
The Eisole prison rcformutory hill ap-
propriating $100.00!) for the building of
an intcnncdintc prison passed the serum;
The antlolmmurmtrino bill. amended sons
to prohibit only the use of urtiflciul color-
ing. was passed by both houses. us was
also the incidental bill, augrcwtting about
$7,000, and the bill liquidating the ox-
ponies of the Thompson-Lippinmtt elec-
tion contest of lost your. us follows: John
W. Griggs. counsel to committee, 81,000;
W. J. Thompson, for counsel foes, “,500;
Knight and Gnilhtol, stonogruphers, 35:37;
John Graham. scrgenntutqtrms, 3500.
A CRUSADE IN HARLEM.
The Salvation Army Opens Fire on the Ull-
rcgmcrate [tit-h.
NEW Youx, .‘Ilil’i'll 23,—An attempt is
to be made to (‘hristlunize the wealthy
pmlplt! of llurlcm. The last; will be under-
taken by n lmstuf soldiers of the Sulvution
Army. (founuutulcr iioofh will be in charge
of them. and the work lwuinefndey in the
Calvary Methodist Episcupnl church at Ono
Hundred and 'l‘wuuly-uiutli strait and
Seventh uwuuu. The rally will Ilf‘ n grout
one. in which over 25,000 Sadvnriouists will
take purl.
(,Jomuumdur Booth said that it was in.
tended to prom-h to wealthy and ulucutod
people in the language of their own class.
“ lint it i».- ..uly an experiment," mid
(‘ommundi-r Booth, "mu! wc urn not ver-
tuln of the result yet. We shall try to reach
the rich mnplc of Harlem in the spccch
and murmurs thcy un- m'customed to and
give them sunu- idea of the fullness of God's
love and powcr us “u have emu it uumng
the poor mul lowly. "
EASTERN WAR NEWS.
Ll Hung (‘lmng Still Negotiating For Peace
In Japan.
TIES-Tris, March 23.——annnese cruis-
ers have been hovering outside 'l‘nkow for
the lust lllf'l‘t.‘ days soon-hing trading res.
sols. Telegrams from the Chinese infusion
at Shimonmeki to tho Peking government
have boon intercepted by the Japanese.
Since the return within the last six days
to Poking of Minister Chung Iinng he has
had three nmlicnccs with the emperor. Ho
is striving In aid l.i Hung (hung. the
[num- envoy, who is now at Shimonoscki.
liis cuunwl is much sought in view of the
new request that the l-Zurnpcun povvm in-
tcrpusc for tho innucdiule ending of the
war.
A llongkoug dispatch says that n rising
mwurrcd it short time since at Muiluk, in
the muthvvustcrn pnrt. of tho province of
mung 'l‘uug. Similar rising» are rcport-
ruin the adjacent towns. Troops sent
from Canton to mm” the risings were re-
pulsod. with funny lms. A aicgo of Mul-
luk is now lutcudcd.
A Young limin-nlrr Surrender-a.
FILIIZliI-lllll'K>lll'lhi, \'n.. Mun-h le,—A
Wt'll (ll‘t‘flfit‘ll young mun who mm! his
name in i-luhviu 'l'unlu slil‘l‘t‘nllt'rietl to the
muyur if this city and Mimi to be put urn
(It'l‘ urroat und amt tqum-y ('ity Inl‘lt rub—
lu-ryrunnuitfvdlhvnn ’l'bc poliw of that
city wired flu‘ mumr lu-rv that his ~lury
is rurrw t and [but Ilt' is minted for alt-ul-
lug money nnd chm-k4. '
An Alabama Terror Killed.
lllltmxolmu. Aha. .\i.m~h til—«Jim
Morrimn. ilw nun! til'v'mlml outinw of this
rim-lion of Illl' country. was Lillcd by Ill-1r
my Sin-rill lluiry l'ulc in u rcnum' port of
this county. whrrn Illl‘ ilt"lli‘i’:|flu lllH lcr~
rnrizml tlw pu-uplv. ntrriml on it mimicr-
fvitlng don uud plumb-ml houses for
months.
The “im- Inmate-r.
I'Z\'A\.~Tn\. “3,. \Iul't'lt '3:i.—-—l"nur more
bodies wvn- brought Hill of filo uunc. umk‘
Int: 2] lmdirs Illlll have lm-n nu-uvured.
’l‘hnrc urn wind prospects tlmt the other
bodice will lllrlll‘llt‘lln'd, as tho ventilation
in tho min.» is golfing buffer. A general
funeral will take place on Sunday.
Mun Benign on the Mayor.
hios'rusu. Mun-ll 2.1—.“ n moi-tint:
of tho bourd of chulrmon of civic commit»
tree it want dwidod, on the plan of Non-
omy. to cut off Mayor \‘illououvc'u 02.000
salary for the current your. This action
was lmplrml by upptmlllun on the part of
the mayor in n til’ttlmfl'tl bylaw.
Mrhnlifl’r and lirllfo feign Articles.
NEW YORK. March 23.~Hovoral prom-
inent atmrtlrm nwu gathered in tho office
of a stunting jouruul on lower linstdwny
and witumacd lilo arranging of a match be.
tween Jock Modullfln. the lightweight
champion of tho Wurltl. and Young tirfllo
of Australia.
Birthing Miners Ittoting In llvlglnm.
Litton. llvlulum. Mari-h tilt-wt general
strike of the minors in the colllerics here
has mumuouml. 'l‘hc strikers inseamc ri-
otous. and there worn sot-cm] rollislons hos
tween them and the tallice. in whlcbre-
valves: and storm were freely used.
Motivate Distillate statuary.
Pucvnmsrt. March nit—Who pull“)
were notlflml that students of Brown uni:
verslty had broken the limbs from two
valuable plume of statuary on the lawn of
Millionaire William (Millard. who isobari-
sailor of the university.
Guessing at Peel's lineman
Import. March Slit—The Daily Nerve.
the ministerial organ, says it inilevos that
the Right lion. Lmnard Henry Courtney
will become speaker of the house of norm
mans upon the retirement of the Right
lion. Arthur W. Past.
A mitts-sire mites and Feet nose.
Hanna. it. it. “arch saw-Deacon lldo
ward l). lloylston. the oldest editor in the
Me. author and millionaire. died
at his in Amherst its has hum at
her and W of The Farmers‘ Cal»
that lines ttto.
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Recorder Golf W Ills First Capital
Sentence and Gays "Caused lllrn No lost
of Sleep—Electrostatic": to Take Place the
Last of April.
NEW Your, March Bit—Recorder God
pronounced for the first time the sentenor
of death. Dr. Robert W. Buchanan, who
was convicfcd of poisoning his wife Anna
on March 80, 1892. was the prisoner. Dr.
Buchanan had already been sentenced tc
the electric ohnir by Recorder Smyth. but
an appeal to the court of appeals led to n
DB. ll. W. IITCHASAY. /
stay of (‘Xi'f'lllltilL A fi‘W' \W'l‘ki ago a de.
cision was luuulcd down uflirming the
conviction. and yo-srcrdny tlu- wife [misun-
er was brought down from Sing Sing to
have the death sentence passed upon him
once "mm.
Buchanan entered Part III of the court
of grneml wssinus will; his lawyer.” Wil-
llmu F. Howe. bclimcst lie was neatly
ed cheerful. llc chuffed uncunccrncdiy
with Mr. llowc and nodded to the court
attaches whom he know. llc looked much
stuutcr and in better health than when he
was on trial. ilo has gained :20 pounds
slum he wont to Sing Sing priSon two
years ago.
Assistant District Attorney Davis began
by rmucsting the rmurdcr to fix a day for
Buchanan’s execution. Mr. Howe then
rose und said he desired to notify the rev
cordcr of his intention to appeal the case
to tho l'nitmi Slates supreme court. “I
know your honor has no discretion in sen-
tencing him, " he sold. "but this prisoner
m convicted by if jurors, the twelfth
juror, I'urndisc. bring insane and incom—
petent to remit-r u vcrdivt. Grave consti—
tutional principlcs am involved in this
also, and the right of a man to trial by it
full jury of his pours. guuruutwd by tho
Magoo. (‘lutrtn long helm-c our own cun—
stitutinn t‘t‘t‘l’ was drawn. is at stake. "
Clerk Carroll thcn uskml llm‘hunnn if
he hiltl anything to any, and Mr. Howe re-
plied, ”’l'l'm prisoner asks mo to say once
more thut lu- is not guilty of this crime. "
To Die In a Month.
Reconloriluff thcn septa-rival the prison.
or to be executed during tho work begin-
ning Monday. April L‘:.’. 1593. Dr. lin-
chnuun n-wiu-d the St ntciu-v without uny
sign of rilltrlinfl, llmlmll Ilt' If ulml curred-
ineg pair. and was tukur buck to Sing
Sing.
Mr, Iluwu wall apply at UIII'I‘ tun {Moral
juduu- fur a wrxr of llitln‘lts corpus and will
bring 1hr um» wrun- llll‘ l'nitc-d Sizilt'e‘ air
promo mm'l ml flu- ground of tho uncnn»
nllllliitlliillily of his mm icfiun on account
of .lurnr I’.lr:uli~o='s iumnlly.
A rrpnrh-r mu" flu- rcmrdrr in his chum-
lwr» uftvr ilw mljmtrmm-ul of murt and
uskvd him how ho was nth-11ml by the IN-
m-ssily of pmmig soutcmc of dvnlh upon a
follow man.
"i do llul know: that I full nny emotion
nt nil in prnnunuving a capital suntctmn"
mid tho m uni. r. "or [but my {on-lingo dif-
fered of all ll‘um flmw of which l mu
nwuru \vlwm-wr I mu nu llu- lwnch. When
“using M‘llfvnru on minivtvd pox-mm, l
mu nblc in do so imywrwnully. rvgurdiug
mysvlf simply u.~ llm nuiruuu-nl of the
low.
“I may explain my rm-uniug by saying
that l mu ublv in .wpztmlc my lulu-licmuul
cm) from my «yuumlhiu-s uud my cum-
(lulu. and to View flu» Wllnli‘ Mlllljfll't from
an lmpcmmul or at ivmt nu unutltutiulml
standpoint. ib'lii-ving the law to be u just
one nud tho muvlrtiuu in have been justly
rorwhcd, I run ‘pmnnuum nonlcnm in no
cord with it without uny folding» of corn
punctlun.
”I burn rmd the story of or judge who
was never nblv tn aim-pun lluv night before
he was obliged to pom the dumb wufmucn
“pm It crimuiul. but lu-uwrivnmsl rm diffi-
unity in alwping soundly lust niuht and no
punctual rumtiuns upon tho bunch tmlay."
Justine ilpvlngv-r Appoints a ('lrrlt.
Moment-:14». ills. Mun-h tut—William
ll. fipriuunr. tho newly npwintcd lfnltml
Sutton dinirh'f judgfl fur the northern dist
Jnmm A. Winston. rbivf dc-puty l'ultml
8mm rkuuo mill-Nor burn. as his clerk
at a salary of tilJfllU and fun.
Adjourns-d tn ills-order.
Pimps. A. T.. hlnroh 21t.-.\mld mum
of the wildest dimmer the eighteenth «cs-
aitm of the territorial amrnbly (mine to an
abrupt tcmiinntlnu. After it bitter fl t
the bill muting Nurnjo county in
northeastern part of tin territory was puss-
osl by both houses.
Dropped Dead to (ihdreh.
Illulmttri. "it. March Ell-«lien Dr.
William llrown Yonce. professor of ancient
Ianguagm at [toenails college. dropped
dead farm ancillary at the both mob
in Salem just before the comment
of tsrvlwa.‘ “74¢“ ..
that by} spa-lab dentin“.
Baarmonr. March tau-The nerve was
received in Baltimore that a sailor of the
English steamer llsnrcstlna had been shot
by a Hpantsh sentinel in Bantlago do (lu—
be. it is not known that thsshotwas
fatal. _.
m Pilot Ileana tn Pulpit.
Br. lama. Inch tau—Captain Joe
Todd. one of the most popular steambrlat
men in tho Mlssissi i valley, arrival
homo and announced I- determination to
quit the river and go into the ministry.
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NOW. Take advantage of it by calling
for a book of tickets. Put some in your
pocket book and use them on every pur-
chase made of the firms mentioned.
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