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SANTO
DOMINGO,
L i t t l e I s l a n d '« C o m p lic a tio n s w it h th e
U n i t e d S ta te s .
The action o f the Insurgents of San­
to Domingo In dallberatelj firing on
U Impure, w-ak and the American Hag, killing H. 0. Johns­
ton, a naval engineer, wounding
tied— a condition Indicated
Charles Doctor, a bugler, and other­
i and other eruptiona on the wise committing warlike acts against
| body, by deficient vitality, the government of the United States
elite, lack o f strength, and has succeeded in raising an Interesting
International-complication. It will he
nimatioa
remembered by those who have kept
track o f the affair that Johnston was
shot while on a launch on Its w ty
from the shore to the United States
blood pure, vigorous and auxiliary cruiser Yankee. The small
American Hag In the stern of the boat
ate appetite, g ive vitality,
was riddled. Doctor was wounded In
[ and animation, and cure a subsequent engagement o f the Co­
pns. Have the whole family lumbia with some of the Insurgent
forces. About a week after the killing
alto them today.
Sarsaparilla has been used la of Johnston, It will also be recalled, a
[ for soma time, and always with merchant steamer named the New
Last spring I was all run
ut a bottle ot It, and as usual
treat benefit.”
Miss Banna*
ve, VL
S a rsa p a rilla prom isee to
I keeps th e p ro m ise .
Vs Sarsaparilla
and Pills
T a lle s t C a th ed ra l.
St remarkable and striking
be new Liverpool Cathedral
height o f the vaulting of
tnd choir— measured In the
llting, one hundred and six-
] and in the mgh transepts,
ed and forty feet— which
to produce a very magnifi-
No cathedral In the eoun-
ches Its height. The nearest
Inster, the nave of which
|lit of one hundred and two
York measures ninety-nine
[bury eighty-four, and Lin­
t-two. Chester reached only
klit.
The "whispering gui­
l t Paul's Cathedral Is one
et from the floor.
Til
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LKKIOR-MORPHI N E -TOBACCO
HABITS PERMANENTLY CURED
- TOR FULL PARTICULARS —«
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postland
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g U ls io th e r F a l l i n e O u t.
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When Cranker tries to run
ns with bis automobile he
s his friend some funny
—Yes; he told me some of
>ld you catch on to them?
h, I tumbled all righ t
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York discharged her cargo at the port
of Santa Domingo under what was
thought to be au agreement of the con­
tending forces. She was fired on by
the Insurgents, however, and the Unit­
ed States cruiser Newark retaliated by
shelling the town of Pajarlto, In which
the rebels were encamped, afterward
landing a force of marines and driving
out the Insurgent troops. All of this
naturally led to further complications.
Though the rebel forces bave been
very thoroughly beaten In subsequent
engagements with the troops o f Presi­
dent Morales, the Island Is yet In a
very unsettled condition, and there Is
a considerable party, In which the com­
mercial element predominates, that Is
favorable to annexation to the United
ss Cannot Be Cured
atlons u th ey ca n n ot reach the
ut o f the ear. T b e re Is o n ly one
lem eis, end that 1« by constltu.
is. IssAfnsss la caused b y an In-
Ion o f the mucous liltin g o f the
be. When this tube is Inflam ed
ib lln g sound o r Im p erfect bear-
it is en tire ly cloaca, Iteefncss Is
unless the in flam m ation can be
this tube ta ilo r e d to Its norm al
la g w ill be destroyed fo rever;
f ten are caueed by Catarrh,
g bu t an Inflam ed c o a d lllo a o f
‘facet.
O n « H undred D ollars for any
is (caused by ca ta rra ) that can-
f H a ll’s Catarrh Cure, bend for
. C H E N E Y £ CO., Toledo, O.
Ists, 75c.
Pills are the best.
Il lr
A fte r th© Tips.
Y « * r • « * ntlve your waiters are to
ostrich,” remarked the llou to
oirMhisr of the Juugle restaurant
irer saw monkeys so polite be-
•s,” (Spiled the beautiful tigress,
toted ss cashier, “ they were rend-
the 'Jungle News' this morning
ostrich tips are very valuable.”
^hiladeli hla Press.
B lo o d P u r lf lo r
r s s c
and ton es up the body!
is
W hst Did »h e W ant?
« . ’ Nwwilwed— 1 want to get some
ma'am.
How
mauy
|iwed— Oh, goodness!
I
ok the heads off. I Just
ckeu salad.— Exchange.
ind c o ld s t h e r e Is n o b etter
P is o 'a C u re f o r C o tu u m p -
cen ts.
.king a Good Start.
Zealand Medical Journal
[story: On walking to the
Memn procession a criminal
to the governor o f the
I oblige me, guv-nor, by
( day o' the week." "M on­
ied the surprised governor,
ixclalmed the prisoner In
ses. “ Well, this 'ere’s a
, beginning a week, ain't
marched on with dissntis-
inted on every line of his
,xuers
ng of your hair!
you will soon be
e your hair some
ir Vigor. The fall-
top, the hair will
V ig o r
the scalp will be
healthy. W hy be
rith poor hair when
take it rich?
7 «11 «■»"*• ost. I «toss trlM
r sod only on* bottlo itoppsd
r hslr fam a in rss! thick and
" — M s s . L. M. S h i t s ,
S. C. ATBS CO..
fo r
low,il- >u"’
:k Hair
tlon that resulted In making General
Jlmlnes presHJent in 1902 occurred
another revolution, which was success­
ful In forcing Jlmlnes to resign, on
which the vice president, Vasques,
was Installed, to be succeeded In 1903
by General Morales, against whom the
present revolution Is directed. In San­
to Domingo the president Is elected for
four years, unless sooner "reToluted”
out of office.
The people are o f mixed Spanish,
A man may be perfectly square and
negro and Indian blood. The govern­ move In the best circles.— Philadelphia
ment Is modeled on that of the Am eri­ Record.
-
can republic and so far as form Is con­
He— I f I tried to kiss you would
cerned Is said to be quite Ideal.
you call for help?—She— Would you
Santo Domingo Is one of the most
need It?— Smart Set.
beautiful o f the West India Islands.
Mrs. Buye— Have you any low even­
It lies between Cuba and Porto Klco.
In Samana Bay It possesses one o f the ing gowns? Saleslady— Low cut or
finest natural harbors lu the world. It low price, madam?— Boston Post.
The Debutante— I tbink she’s Just as
was this port which President Grant
was especially anxious to secure as s pretty as she can be. The Wallflower
coaling station. The oldest settlement Most girls are.— Detroit Free Press.
made In the new world w »s on this
Between the acts: Governess— Well,
Island,
Columbus himself
havlug Marjorie, have you done crying? Mar­
founded It. Here the great discoverer jorie— No, 1 haven’t. I ’m only resting!
«VaS buried a u d b r i e f o t a number o f — Punch.
years was the capital o f the Bpanlsh
“ Didn't you feel like killiug the
possessions to the new world.
waiter when be stood you up for a
A t the end of the eighteenth centuyy tip?” “ Yes. I felt like giving him
Spain ceded the eastern half o f the no quarter.” — Cornell Widow.
Island to Prance, which held'the west­
“ So Jagsby has absconded. Another
ern half. Soon after the entire coun­
try under Toussaiut L ’Otiverture gain- j good man gone wrong.” “ Nonsense.
ed Its Independence. In 1844 came the It's merely a had man who lias been
rebellion of the eastern portion o f the found out.” — Philadelphia Ledger.
Mrs. Wackum — How did (hat
Island, resulting In the formation of
naughty boy of yours hurt himself?
the present Dominican Republic.
Mrs. Snapper— That good little lioy of
F A M O U S B L A Z E S IN L O N D O N . yours hit him on the head with a
brick.— Tit-Bits.
G E N E R A L V IE W OF T H E
States, or at least to a protectorate by
the American government The an­
nexation Idea was one o f the cherished
dreams o f President Grant. Indeed, It
even antedates Grant, for Secretary
Seward about the time of the Alaska
purchase elaborated a plan looking to
American possession of Banto Domin­
go. It la probable that the Idea did not
originate In the United States, how­
ever. but In the Island Itself, for ths
merchant classes there have always
favored an American protectorate.
It waa doubtless due to this Influ­
ence that President Baez o f the Do­
minican Republic sent s formal propo-
eiUon to President Or.ant looking to
the annexation of Santo Domingo to
the United States. It was in July,
1869, that Grant received the proposal,
and be lost no time In sending a spe­
cial commissioner to the Island to look
Into conditions and report. A fter some
further negoUatlons the treaty o f an­
nexation was prepared, the question
was submitted to the voters o f Santo
Domingo, who gave It almost unani­
mous approval at a special election
held for the purpose, and Grunt sub­
mitted the treaty to the United States
Senate for ratification. Charles Sum­
ner, chairman o f the foreign'affairs
committee, bitterly opposed the ratifi­
cation of the treaty, and succeeded in
securing sufficient support to defeat
the treaty. The annexation talk died
down and has not been renewed until
recent years, although the commercial
party In the Island still continued to
favor the plan.
Meanwhile affairs In the little repub­
lic were In a troubled condition. There
were frequent uprisings, and presi­
dents came in rapid succession nntll In
1886 General Ulysses Heureux was
elected, tnd the constitution was so t i ­
tered that ha could succeed himself.
This be did with somewhat monoton­
ous regularity, so contriving matters
that It wss Impossible to oast him.
Heureux was a young man when he
went Into office and an ambitious one.
Ha became practical dictator o f the
country, banishing or executing those
who opposed him. In this manner bs
continued In power until 1890, when
he waa assassinated.
Shortly after ths violent doss o f
ths Heureux regime cams tbs ravel*-
H o u s e « o f P a r lia m e n t W e r e
B u rn e d on O ct. 16, 1S34.
.IC,
Oct. 1C Is a day to be associated with
fire In the minds of Londoners, for on
that date, In .1834, the houses ot parlia-
ment were burned down, and on the
same day, In 1733, Berkeley house was
destroyed by fire, says the London
Chronicle. Berkeley house stood on
the site of the present Devonshire
house and Evelyn does not seem to
have thought much o f It. "The stair-
case Is of cedar," he writes. "T h e fur-
nlture Is princely: the kitchen and sta-
bles are Ill-placed and the corridors
worse. • • •
The porticos are In
Imitation of a house described by Pal-
ladlo, but It happens to be the worst
lu his books.” The fire was caused,
according to the Dally Journal o f the
day after, "by the workmen leaving a
glue pot among shavings, wblch boiled
over while they were at breakfast and
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PE-RU-NA,
V A L U A B L E P R E P A R A T IO N ,”
W R IT E S D R . K E M B A L L .
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" I haven't quite made up my
answered the King of Corea,
, “ whether it is going to be lost, stray-
***• or stolen.” — Washington Stur.
Rachael J Kim ball, M. D., 334 V ir­
j Ma— Oh, how cruel! In IndlH they ginia St., Buffalo, N. Y , is a graduate
whip children with young palm-trees. of the Univeisity of Buffalo, class 1884,
| Willie— Huh! Don't you spank me and has been in the practice of medi­
with your palm? Aud It ain't such a cine in that city since then. She
writes as follows:
young palm, either.— Boston Post,
j "M arriage." remarked the morallzer,' “ M y conviction, supported by ex­
" i s a lottery.” "Y es." rejoined the de-1 perience, is that Peruna is a valuable
morallzer, “ but It's one o f tile games preparation for all catarrhalaffections.
have taken one bottle of Peruna m y­
o f chance that clergymen do not try to
self and Just feel fine. I shall continue
discourage.” — Cincinnati Enquirer.
to take It.’ ’ — Rachael J. Kemball,
Passenger — Why don’t you pro­ M. D.
nounce the names o f the stations so
Peruna has cured thousands of cases
that we enn understand them? Brake- of female weakness. As a rule, how­
man— What do you expect for thirty ever, before Peruna is resorted to sev­
dollars a month—a college professor? eral other remedies have been tried in
He— Yes. I remembered you at once vain. A great many of the patients ity of the people think that catarrh is
as the girl I was engaged to In the have taken local treatment, submitted a disease confined to the head alone.
mountains some seasons ago. “ What tnemselves to surgical operations, and
This is not true. Catarrh is liable
a remarkable memory for faces you taken all sorts of doctor’s stuff, without to attack any organ of the body;
aoy
result.
have, haven't you.” "N o— for rings.”
throat, bronchial tubes, lungs, stom­
The reason of so many failures is the ach, kidneys and especially the pelvio
| “ I wonder if he's really o f any use
fact that diseases peculiar to the female organs.
In the world,” remarked the girl In
sex are not common­
Many a woman has made this dis-
blue. “ Oh, yes," replied the practical
Female Trouble
ly recognized as be­ coveiy after a long siege of useless treat­
Not Recognized
girl In gray; "he can be used to make
ing caused by ca­ ment.
She has made the discovery
as Catarrh.
other men Jealous."— Chicago Evening
tarrh. These organs that her disease is catarrh, and that
P os t
are lined by mucous membtanes. Any Peruna can be relied upon to cure ca­
| “ Are you at all familiar with Plato?”
mucous membrane is subject tocatarrh. tarrh wherever located.
asked Mrs. Oldcastle. “ No, that's one
Catarrh of one organ is exactly the
I f you do not derive piomj:* -nd sat­
thing Joslab always blames me for.
same as catarrh of any other organ. isfactory results from the use of Peru­
He says I never make real close
What w ill cure catarrh of the head na, write at once to Dr. Hartman, g iv­
friends with anybody.” — Philadelphia w ill also cure catarrh of the pelvic or­ ing a full statement of your caase, and
Ledger.
gans. Peruna cures these cases simply he w ill be pleased to give you his val­
Kate— Charley and Bessie are very because it cures the catarrh.
uable advice gratis.
fond o f each other. Bertha— Rather
Address Dr. Hartman. President ot
Most of the women afflicted with
►ay they are both very fond of Char­ pelvic diseases have no idea that their The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus,
ley. It Is a case o f two souls with but trouble is due to catarrh. The major- Ohio.
a single thought, you know.— Boston
Transcript
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The Money Went.
[ HOWARD E. BURTON, Assa
tavrr and Chemist
Mamma— Why did you take little
r, Lead,|1
(¡old, ml.
TTnc]« \V,i vitiirk 1 iua’ tell VOU th*
Specimen price«, Hold, Silver,.....
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uncle \Y ay Data i Jus ten you, in v«r.v«..,.‘oid.i»c!y.iqcorCopp.r.fl. tywldeieeu.
brother's candy and eat it up? Why
city is an awful place. Skin yeh alive Maiiin envelope* nnd fallpricelifttftentcinepplirA-
didn't you ask him If you could have tbere.
tlnn. C o n tro lsn d U m pire w ork «elicited , t ! e -
It? Little Alice— Why, I did, mamma,
Farmer Meadow (gloomily)— That's so. v l l l « , C o l o , lte l’e re o c « C arbon at« N « t 'l Bank.
and he said I couldn't.” — Cincinnati
"Eh? Did yeh meet some green-goods
j Commercial-Tribune.
men while you was in th’ city?”
“ No-o, but my wife met some dry
He— I suppose you lioid that a man
' should never deceive his wife? She— goods men."
C IT Y OF SAN DOMINGO.
Oh, no, I wouldn't go as far as that
Permanently torea. Ko ntRomervouineH
. . . after flnitday’suseofDr.KlIne’sUreat Nervs !
How would It be possible for the aver-
Rsstore
ilorer. Send fur F r e e Stt trial bottle and treatise, j
set fire to the house." This was before age man to get a w ife if he didn't de- Dr. k. H. Kline, L td -8»; Arcb Ht. Phi ledeiphis. Pa.
the days o f policemen, for “ the Earl of ceive her?— Boston Transcript.
No Room.
Albemarle attended In person, with a
Detained: Mrs. Smith— W e missed
Oldwed— Do you and your wife quar­
party of guards, to secure what goods you so much at our party!. Mrs. Jones'
were saved from being plundered by — And I was so vexed when I couldn't rel?
Newwed— No, we live in a flat and
the mob; and all persons unknown come! You see, our cook had company
there is no room for argument.— Mani­
were searched as they went o u t”
unexpectedly, and she needed us to fill toba Free Press.
The burning of the houses of parlia­ out the card table«.— Detroit Journal.
ment over sixty-nine years ago was |
Mother, w ill find Mr,. Wlnelowa’e Soothing
Hoping Against Hope: (Jayboy (time Syrup
the beet remedy to uae for their children
caused by official stupidity. For cen-
1 a. m.)— I say, old chap, isn’t this a lit* d u rin g the teething period..
tnrlea the accounts o f the exchequer . ,
_
_ .
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had been kept by mean, o f the anti- ,le ' " te for ? ° " ,0
out? Are" * yo"
T h e C u r a T yra n t.
quated tally stick, and though In the
your w lfe wlll mlss you? Enpeck
Mrs. Lakeside— The atrocities of Rus­
reign of George III. » proposition was ~ 1 b°P * "he wU1' but 8be can ,,hrow
n.sde to use pen, Ink and paper, red Pret,r
for “ wom an.-Chlcsgo sian tyranny are perfectly awful.
Friend-—What have you learned?
tapeism scouted the idea, and the use News.
Mrs. Lakeside— I snw in a paper this
Mrs. Colls— And when yon told him
of tally sticks was continued down to
morning that in Russia no one is permit­
the year 1826. In 1834 the large stock I was married did he seetn to be sor­ ted to marry more than five times.
was ordered to be destroyed, snd In­ ry? Friend—Oh, yes; he said so quite
stead o f distributing them to the poor frankly! Mrs. Colls— Did be really?
of the neighborhood, some wiseacre Friend— Yes, Indeed— he said he was
decided that they should be burned In extremely sorry, although be didn't
the stove of the House of Lords. The know the man personally!
A
B a d
F ik
stove became overheated, set fire to the
“ No, thank you," said Miss De Mure.
When one wakes up aching from head to foot, and with
paneling, the paneling set fire to the “ I don’t care to meet any new young
the flesh tender to the touch, when
House of Lords and the House of men." "M y !” exclaimed Miss Gaddle.
Lords set fire to tbe House o f Com­ "You are select all of a sudden!” “ No,”
mons. The cost to tbe nation was replied Miss De Mure, glancing dream­
about £2.000,000.
ily at her new ring. "I 'v e merely been
makes every motion of the body painful, ths surest
snd quickest way out of the trouble Is to use
selected all of a sudden.— Philadelphia
Aa to J o e C h a m b erla in .
Press.
I d London clubs they are telling of
Another brute: Mrs. Pretty—Isn't It
a bon mot of Winaton Spencer
Churchill, the Prince Rupert o f tbe strange? Mrs. Beauti has not put ou
«ra n * :/
It warms, release, cures. Pries, 2 3 c . a n d S O e.
crusade against Cbamberlalnlsm. He mourning for her husband. Mr. Pret­
was asked if he thought there wss any ty—I understand that her late hns-
truth In the report that Mr. Chamber- band particularly requested that she I
lain was suffering from "softening of should not Mrs. Pretty—The brute! I
tha brain." “ No fear,” snapped the suppose be knew bow lovely she would
young commoner viciously. "H e has look k IL—Pick-Me-Up.
a malady of a different sort— harden
“ You ought to bave a place in grand
mg o f the heart.”
opera," remarked the sarcastic passen­
FITS
Soreness and Stiffness
St. Jacobs Oil
“ BEE LIN E" BUGGIES
A re not m anufacturer«
regular construction, but
ger who was trying to read. "Oh. I
A n Im p r o v e m e n t .
“ Isn't It grand,” cried tbe girl at don't know,” replied the fat party
Niagara, "to see that great mass of across the aisle, who wss giving an
water falling down, down,
down! Imitation o f s song. "I'v e got a p'ace
Could anything be more impressive?*’ In Grand Rapids that’s good enough
“ Why, yes," replied her matter-of- for me.— Detroit Journal,
fact escort. “ It would be more e x -, “ Yes, sir,” said the Denver hotel
trordinary and worthy o f comment, clerk to the new arrival, "that whlte-
It seems to me, If that great mass o f capped mountain away off tbere It In
w *ter fell up. up, up.” — Chicago P o s t the Rockies, snd It la a hundred and
I t doesn't cost vary much to think flft7 mll* V fr° “ b e n " “ Who wonld
as long a . yon don't back yonr com h* Te
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cIusions with hard-t rued cash.
mented
° b'
response from tbe clerk If the atmos-
"Things ars so quiet,” said the phere was only a little clearer It wonld
Drakeman to-day, "thst yon can bear be three bnndred miles away."—
tha microbes gnaw.”
Judge.
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