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McKinley/To Byron Sportsmen’z Show,
BALTIMORE, April 14.—President
McKinley has accepted, conditional up-
on public business, an invitation from
Baltimore merchants to deliver an ad-
dress at the opening onMonday next
of the Baltimore Sportmen’s exposition.
‘Should the president be unable to at.
tend, he will be represented by Adju—
tant General Corbin. The exposition
promises to rival, if not surpass, that
‘ which recently .closed at Madison
Square Garden, New York.
State Board of Charities.
ALBANY, April 14.—The state board
of charities has re-elected William R.
Stewart of New York city president and
Dr. Enoch V. Stoddard of Rochestei
vice president. The board directed the
secretary to notify the board of su-
pervisors of Erie county that it is the'
opinion of theboard that a change of
the almshouse site in that county is
necessary to the proper care of the poor
of that county.
Athletics In Binghalnton.
BINGHAMTON, N. Y., April 14.—‘—-Ar,
amateur athletic meet between the ath—
letes of Rutgers and Hamilton colleges
will take place in this city on some date
between May 13 and 20. It is requested
. that the games be played on neutral
grounds, which is one reason for select—
ing Binghamton.
A Coal 'Mine Caves In.
NANTICOKE, Pa., April 14.-—A se
rious cave in occurred near N0. 7 break-
er" in the Millin'an vein, No.2 slope of
the Susquehanna Coal company, on the
western side of the borough, yesterday.
The opening is. about 500 feet in length -
and 300 feet wide and is rapidly extend-
ing. Forge creek, which was directly
over the cave, is now pouring into the
opening. The slope is an old one, and
no one was working in it at the time.
As it connects with all the other mines
the water may do considerable damage
before a channel can be dug around it.
President Scluirxnnn Heard From.
WASHINGTON, April 14.——Presiden‘.
McKinley has received a dispatch from
Dr. Schurman, president of the Philip-
pine commission, now at Manila. The
message says that the proclamation re-
cently issued has done great good and
that Filipinos'are visiting the commis-
sioners every day to express their sat-
isfaction and their desire to become cit-
izens of this country. The message also
stated that Filipinos coming into Ma
nila declare that Aguinaldo’s govern-
ment is tyrannical and that many na-
tives are deserting from his standards
each day. '
New Greek Cabinet.
ATHENS, April 14.——M. Theotokis,
who was intrusted by King George with
the formation .7015 a cabinet to succeed-
that of M. Zaimis, which resigned on
April 3 owingvto a declaration by a, com—
mittee of the boule that the’election of
M. Zaimis was invalid because of bri-
bery and intimidation, has announced
to his majesty the construction of a
cabinet in which M. Theo'tokis, as presi-
dent of the council, takes the portfolio
of the interior and M. Athos Romanos
that of foreign affairs.
Postmasters Appointed.
WASHINGTON, April 14.——-The fol—
lowing fourth class postmasters have
been appointed: Connecticut—Bailou-
ville, Walter E. Frissell. Massachusetts
-—-East Lee, Byron L. Devarennes; Lan-
caster, George T. Bailey; South West.
minster, Calvin Holden. New York—-
Creek Locks, Egbert Mack; Glencairn,
Elias Searles; Ulster; Heights, Augustus
D. Rode. Pennsylvania—Hill, W. S.
McConnell; Sondersburg, H. D. Kreider.
Negro Soldier-s Commissioned.
WASHINGTON, April 14.—The presi—
dent has directed the appointment of
William H. Robinson as first lieutenant
and Joseph F. Jones as second lieuten-
ant in the Ninth United States volun-
teer infantry (colored immunes), now
in Cuba. Thesemen are negroes and
are promoted in recognition of their
merit and efficiency.
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,Trn'sts Ruin thefil‘o'wn.‘ '
ALTOONA, Pa.,‘ April 14.—A mont'j
ago A. R. Whitney & Co. sold out their
wire mill at Duncansville to the Wire
trust, and the works were closed down.
One hundred hands were ”thrown out of
employment and were obliged to ~move
away. It is now announced that A. R.
Whitney & Co. have sold their cotton
tie and hoop iron mill at the same place
to the Cotton Tie trust. One hundred
more hands will be thrown out of work
and Duncansville left without any in-
dustrial suppgrt. '
King and Queen on Foot. _
CAGLIARI, Sardinia, April 14.—King
Humbert and Queen Margherita, whose
visit to Sardinia this week is developing
many interesting and not a few signifi-
cant features, went on foot yesterday
morning to hold a review of the garri-
son. Thei‘r majesties stood throughout
at the saluting 'point in a soaking rain
and then returned on foot to the palace.
Going and coming they were greeted
with enthusiastic cheers from the popu-
lace. '
Decrease of Exports.
WASHINGTON, April 14.—The month-
ly statement of exports of domestic
products‘of the United States issued by
the bureau of statistics shows that dur-
ing March the total was $53,365,427, a
decrease of $18,144,000 as compared with
March, 1898. 'For the: nine months 01
the .present fiscal year the exports 01
these articles amounted to $574,725,291
against $612,296,104 for the same period
in 1898.
Judgment Against the Dolges.‘
NEW YORK, April 14..—Judg_ment for
$110,647 has been entered in the county
clerk’s office against Alfred and Rudoll
Dolge, felt manufacturers of Dolgeville
N. Y., who failed in 1898, in favor 05
John K. Kreig, Henry Merz and Henry
Freyganz, as executors of Gustav Frey-
ganz, on a. balance due on stock trans-
actions and for money advanced be.
tween September, 1896, and April 2, 1898
Charles Dudley \Varner \Vorse.
NEW ORLEANS, April 14.—Charles
Dudley Warner, who is lying danger-
ously ill in this. city with pneumonia, is
worse. Mr. Hart of the Hartford Cou-
rant and his wife, who were telegraph-
ed for, reached here yesterday, but the
doctors would'not allow either of then.
to see'Mr. lVai-ner.
Alonzo Fled to Chile.
LONDON, April 14.—The Lima corre-
spondent of The Times confirms the re—
port. that President Alonzo of Bolivia
fled, to Chile after the defeat of his
forces near Oruro at the hands of Gen-
eral Pando, commanding the Federal-
ists, or insurgents.
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children and it has acted admirably.
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leo Ofi‘iion‘s'of'fianfid Beef.
WASHINGTON, April 14.—Dr. W. D.
‘ Bigelow, chemist of the agricultural de-
I partment, told the Wade court of in-
r quiry yesterday that the canned corned
: beef was a wholesome and nutritious
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fresh beef, because of the preponder-
ance of proteids. He also gave the de—
tails of his general investigation into
the canned beef supply, showing the
meat to be a generally satisfactory ra-
tion. ' Professor Mallet, professor of
chemistry at the University of Virginia,
presented a contrary View. _He express-
ed the opinion that a chemical analysis
was not a sufficient test of the charac-
ter of a food product, saying that vari-
ous conditions necessarily must be con—
sidered. He did not regard the canned
roast beef a desirable ration. Rudolph
K. Spicer, an undertaker of Harrisburg,
said he had discovered crystalline salts
on the refrigerator beef in Porto Rico,
which reminded him of powders used in
embalming.
Wheeler Vv‘ants Fighting.
WASHINGTON, April 14.—General
Joseph Wheeler was at the White
House yesterday. He said that he de—
sires active duty in the Philippines and
if not assigned to active duty will re-
sign. He expects to resign before the
Fifty-sixth congress meets to take his
seat in the house of representatives.
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Mr. Alexander Moore, a reliable busi. l
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“ Pa. “It is the best thing for dysPepeza I my: Sdllv’lifled.”-—‘ ,mzfgre Edward Woollen.
~ , .. AA... C ('1', “I was worn almost to the grave With a rackmg cough that all the remedies and the Sfiffifsm- EMW'M “.mww
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“Thy Suffer with Dyspepsia? g "‘ we my doctor 1thfough 1}fc.”—fl[rs. j. Galloway, Poltsz’awn, Pa. “I was fearfully Cured in One Night. . >
\1 crippled up Wits. Licumatism, could not get my hand tomy head. I tool; ten 50- Charles H. Connelle, Esq, leading
Chas. Broome, 850 South Second St.
Philadelphia, says: “It took only two
months for Brazilian Balm to cure me of
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years. .Now I have no pain or stomach
co- (:3) and can eat anything. Brazilian
helix 9 the world.”
lawyer of York, I’a., says: “Your Bra- _ .
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.‘ul. then I began to improve and in six
,zmnths, to my inexpressrble satisfaction.
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