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THE 1.11. K. FAIRBANKCOMPANY,
St. Louis. New York.
Philadelphia. .
Chicago.
Boston.
THE YEAR
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Sent to any Address
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Address A'II Orders to. 1' Gazette.’
. McKinley, 'Alnska.
GOVERNORS 111111311)
Cuban. Press eaks Well of
American Rulers.
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WOOD FOR ACABIA "El
Havana Asylums Filled \Vith Desti-
tnte Wonren on Govern-
lnent Ratlons—Crop Conditions
Favorable Except In “’1.-st.
Living
HAVANA, June '25).—‘.‘1‘ithin the last
few weeks the newspapers of the island,
with 11 few exceptions, have >lllf1\"11 a 1'0-
mark-able change 111." front regarding the
present :ovelnurs of the provinces. The
papers of Havana were formerly verv 1n-
tagonistic to Major (Aleneral L110 011'
N011 most of ‘1'l111211 have nothing but
praise 1111' his .11I1111111\.11.t'111t of the city.
The )latanza s 111'1111‘15 asset that their
provinu- has enact the best t1lit'1u'y gov-
ernors in General 'Wilson. ' :11 tress of
Santa (Tiara regrets the de‘, .‘.;t‘1‘1rc of
General Bates. Puerto i 1i.11:111 j» 2‘:
have frequently '1'i1"( 11 full Cli1ill: to G111-
111'al Carpenter. and as 1111' Santiago. the
merits 111' General Leon-a111, \\ 11 1d 1111 the
favorite theme of the 1111a] press them
Major Gene 1".11 I11 11 11.ntinues to I (1. as he
always has 1111311, 1111'31' pupal: 11' with th11
Cubais of all ::lz'.s;<1.1s. while there {1‘1‘1
very few who fail to. 1'1.11'11:ni:/.e in G111:-
crnor General 13111111111 one whom they call
a “very safe 1111111 111 do business with“
111d an a1l111iuist'1'ator having: the real in-
terests 11'IT'I712l111 at heart.
Thirty 1.1'i1'lows 111‘ Cubans lxillcd during
the war. who have i111 1.] l. '1'i. :1: in the 101'—
mer Spanish cavalry barracks. 11"010 r11-
1i't-11‘1'ly 1'1‘11'1'111‘1 to move in '12'1l111' to allow
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1"1‘11'1201’21‘1 i has been ofl‘1‘1'11e1l ‘ 1y
firssithm in 1111 cabinet
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was addressol I23: :-'1.11'111'-1'.' Jo-
'11'1';'1-1'<. Sir 11:12:31.1 Firefly." 1' also
, . :1 the meeting. 11:. la 1.'i11: ‘1l1 “1i un-
riir Alfred Bill's-31' 11:15 12l' 1.- lu..ely
, '1'1'1'2e1l tl'urc was danger that the
Colony would weeds from 11.1.1 em-
(Ill
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.lune '31).-—.‘_1t
111111.” 1111: the Chau-
;1111.'11111'.'1C11‘. the formal
y—fil’th annual as-
!‘(ci'ciscs 111' the
11111'11111 .1:
CH1 ll "-‘17. ‘1}
10 ovlock 311'11
tauuna chir-
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were 1'1:.11l1.11't(-1l '11}: Bishop John ll.
A": ‘11 o'clock the A111lit11'1'iul11
was -"1:1'11‘1'm't My lilied with a fashionable
:1111Ii.:1 11 t. 11::1111. 211 :1 lecture upon "Ju-
“'1' 3- 11111051111311 by Miss M. E.l"111_'d
of -\ev.'Y1::':2 1. . In the mtornoon
there was 1'. 1': followed by leadiaas
by the inf-1's of the l'llocutioriists' so-
ciety. All i:- 1.1111“ to a very
successful '.~.'(‘:l::1_:1‘1.
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("o_;rlilun 'ill Succeed Green.
VCASl-IIXGTON, .1'1zuc 2Q.——Capiain
Coghlan will 1:0 to Puget sound. after all.
as connnanduut of the naval stiltion at
Bremerton. The original order was 511+
pended owing to the discovery of the in-
ability of the navy department to retire
Captain Green, the present commander
of the station, under the terms of the
personnel act Having already made ar-
rangements to give up his. command,
however, Captain Green will turn it over
to Captain Coghluu 1111:. 1 next and
come east. .9 .
Consolidated Joins Flour Trust.
SYRACUSE, June A.
Zimmerman, manager of the Amos mills
in this city, now a part of the United
States Flour Milling company, received
a telegram yesterday from Jacob Amos,
vice president and general manager of
the company, that the Consolidated Mill-
ing company of Minneapolis was turned
over to the United States Flour Milling
company.
Fire In Syracuse.
SYRACUSE, June 29.—The factory of
the Nichols Chemical company’s plant
was destroyed by fire at noon yesterday.
The loss is estimated at $25,000 and is
covered by insurance. The firemen had
great difficulty in fighting the flames 0W-
ing to their hose being burned by escap-
ing z'cids. Several houses of the w ork-
men adjoining the factory 11' ere de~
stroyed.
New York Music Teachers.
ALBANY, June 29.-——The New York
State Music Teachers’ association has se-
lected Saratoga as the place for holding
its next annual convention. It will be
held in June, 1900. The association fa—
vors the enactment of legislation requir-
ing the examining and licensing or teach-
ers of vocal and instrumental music in
. the state.
Height of Mount McKinley.
WASHINGTON, June 29. ——Nu‘merous '
queries are being received by scientific
bureaus as to the measurements of Mount
The elevation of this
mountain, as determined by the geolog-
ical survey parties during the pass t field
season, is 20, 460 feet above mean sea
level. .1'
't‘1'11E1‘ product has
" THE SHRIMP DANCERS.
1 .
They Are San Francisco Chlnamen
Who Have Built Up Quite a.
Thrifty Industry.
One of the biggest industries of the
Chinese in San Francisco is catching;
cooking and shipping shrimp to China
in great quantities. The shrimp fish-
ers, or shrimp dancers, as they are
called there, are of the lowest type of
humanity, and live in out-of-the-wuy
places along the shores of the Golden
Gate. There are hundreds of them, and
they use old noudescript boats in their
calling. They catch the shrimp mostly
with bag nets of fine mesh, about 40
with 1111 opening of about. 20
'e traps are '11.: Sue bottom in
leis, support ed by poles, and
hey c1111'h all tlics and .5 nail fish
that swim along 11.".1tl the tic'c. This
.1' 01]: is 1". one at 11 t', 1151‘ .111v between
"1'1311'1‘. t and 1:11:11 s".
shrimpa 1‘c Loilcd in large ‘1'1t‘;
for about 101.1 111i1‘1u‘.es, vhcn they :31-
;ume the 1'Ic1icate pink color that marks
when cooked. lizcv are
..-:I out with brooms in the sun on
lc 'clcd, clc: ll‘Ctl squares, 811(‘1 the China-
111cm dance on them with wooden sh 0012,
'10 break the smells, and thus makc it
casv to remove the meat. Twenty 01'
l'21ll011 ..1
1-1 (1
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more celestials engage in the. weird
bobble, covering the entire bed. and
resembling a band of .-\1'.1 cricau indiaits
at a fire dr‘111c1. “hen thev have 1111—
ishcd the shri11'1p :11 'c taken in 1,...l1c‘
to 1 .~1c‘rc the meat from the Shells.
both of which are shipped to China.
The crushed Shells are used in the
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Chil 1a is said to 'IC'11'11'I
l 1': neisco market” 101‘ t‘ 11cm
110111'I'I"'°'1‘10111'es :1 i
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211231 111' 11.1.»: as
[20-1-1 Faultipilet‘. .23.‘ 1'1:—
Vention. ,
Ly the aid cl inpromd 1-:(2;'l:i11:;-1',
that 11l1ic11 at the beg‘i11'12""1 or the cen
t-ury was the luxury of the rich' is 11011
the 1.1.1::‘f01‘t efl he poor, ~' :vs the Enf'i-
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t1'-;'111~':.;t' 11;".".11'1‘. into the useful, 111cc—
cs~.1.1'. and, 1‘21 so: :e eases, C\'1,11 the 1111'-
tis‘l ic 11;:1'1 pheritada of civilization with
1:1 1. '151 orertion formerly 118c-
liven i '1s3111, the latest coni-
' 1111.1 field, has, with
.1 IllL1x‘il'1l"l§', “10101111111
1‘. since-1:1,}. the individual out-
0.’ those 1';'.:;.ic..1'e1l in her manufac-
In the course of 20 years (1870-
I:'.'1‘ of persons 11::2-ployed
manufactu? 1s has
and the value of
nearly trebled. I
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in the Amcz'nan
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p111't:‘.11* . pert th1t 111:11'l1'1ne1'y now plays
in 1:1:‘111‘11111 i11d11 122114.31 warfae ‘ I‘cw
l‘C:lil:".9
are lndehtcd to the
chine designer for the comforts, 111:;-
urics and necessities of 0111 daily life.
The 10011: 1. hicli weaves our silks, cot-
cus and wooleus: ”.1 .c harvesting ma-
or stop to thi 1'1! 1 1101‘ 11111011 we
imcntor and ma.
clz‘ s wizfch reap our corn; the 11121-
chinei'y which forms our bricks and
rises cur mortar; the. printing ma-
chine which makes the penny daily
possible. Our food, clothing, furniture,
liter: 1,1111‘11 all 211' 0 produced) on machin-
ery which it IS practically impossible to
make or maintain without the modern
machine tool.
Sick Women Advised to Seek
Advice 01 Mrs. Pinkliam.
[LETTER TO 1.1115. 11111111111111 110.94,853]
“I. had inflammation and falling
of the womb, and inflammation cf
ovaries, and was in great. pain. I took
medicine prescribed by a. physician,
but it did me no good. At last. I heard
of Lydia. E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com-
pound, and after using it. faithiully I
am thankful to say I am awell women.
I would advise all suffering women to
seek advice of Mrs. Pinkham.”—MBB.'
G. H. CHAPPELL, GRANT PARK, ILL.
‘I‘ For several years my health was
miserable. I suflfered the most. dread-
ful pains, and was almost on the verge
of insanity. I consult-ed one of the
best phvsicians in New York,‘ and he
pronounced my disease a fibroid tumor,
advising an operation without delay,
saying that it was my only chance for
life. Other dectors prescribed strong
and violent medicine, and one said I
was incurable, another told me my
only salvation was galvanic batteries,
which I tried, but nothing relieved me.
One day a friend called and begged me
to try Lydia. E. Pinkham’s Vegetable
Compound. I began its use and took
several bottles. From the very first
bottle there was wonderful change
for the better. The tumor has disap-
peared entirely and my old spirits have
returned. I heartily recommend your
medicine to all suffering. women. ’-
Mas. V1111 Curr, 416 81mm Ava,
JERSEY Crrr Hmonr's,”N.~ J.
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Parsons MASTERS
Why are 'Allcock’s the best plasters?
Because they make the cures who're all.
others fail. Why do they make the cures?
Because they contain the right materials.
Compare their fine aromatic odor with
the nasty smell of all other plasters.
tour sense of smell will tell you which.
is the best. Did you know that Allocck‘s
have a. greater sale than all the other kinds
get together? Did you know that all
makes andkbrands of so—cailed porous
are. in imitation Allcock’ 3
imitate in appears ace only
1:1 peters
Tron-71‘: waste 'our money in buying the
false. Get ALLCOCK’S, the standard
11" ster of the world
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