Kentucky Advocate from Danville, Kentucky • 1

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The Cuts no Ice with In THE GLOBE from Could not fix 'Em All VOLUME XXXVI NUMBER 30 ESTABLISHED 1865 PUBLISHED TK1 WEEKLT An Insurreciion on the Island all Swing and the Governor Unnble to Suppress It last night and the troops withdrew to Rensburg Boers are burning the farms of the loyalists but the latter have contrived to get away with their An Article Publiwlied in an Infldegi Paper May Be Inquired Into By a ederal Grand Jury The Attack Was Made By the Enemy and the ighting Was Said to Have Been Very Hot Lenders on Both Sides Awaiting the Decinion Taft of the ederal Njfttlona Ofllccrs Assert That There'Are Stirring Times Ahead inr the Very Near uture Lexington Ky eb Post Office Inspector red Betz of Louisville came here to visit the office of the Blue Grass Blade an infidel paper pub lished by Moore who was incar cerated in the federal prison at Co lumbus 0 in the fall of 1898 on the charge of sending oscene matter through the mails The post office department had received a copy of the Blade it is said from an Indiana man who called attention to an article un der the caption of Virgin printed in the Blade several months ago The inspector called on Moore but the editor gave him little satisfaction and invited him to arrest him The inspector will bring the matter before the federal grand jury The article in question is said to be blasphemous works four kilometers A Town Marshal Attempts to Arrest a Mau Who Was Drinking and a Murder ollows Muggins "Borrowell is accumulating quite a he has a great mauy ROST BITES AND CHILBLAINS quickldcurutl by Banner Salve the most healiuglreinedy in the world Curry Druggilt It will go right along closing out a big stock of and person shut in it could cry at the top in Ji ne wouiu ut icinbvc from aid as though he buried a mile underground There wap a bruise on Byrnes' forehead as though in his freijzy he had hashed his head against the door The whole city was search pd for the Loys last August their pic tures published in the newspapers and the river drugged and their pa rents had given up all hope of evu hearing4rpnt them A Dispatch rom Gen Hailer Dated at Ciiievcly Would Indicate That the British Commander lias Changed Ili Headquarters Washington eb The financial debate in the senate reached its cli max Two great speeches one in fa vor of the pending seriate substitute measure and the other in opposition to it were delivered and both were listened to by senators with close at tention The first was delivered by Mr Allison (Ta) the ranking member of the finance committee He had been an attentive listener to the speeches delivered on the other side of the chamber and in the course of his argument he presented his an swers to the points raised against the pending senate bill Mr Jones (Nev) declared that the bill was vicious and unwarranted con ferring too great power upon national banks and fastening the country to a vgold currency He discussed the ques tion from a historical and philosophi cal Milwaukee After the Convention New York eb 14 Mayor David 8 Rose of Milwaukee and former Gov George Beck of Wisconsin are in New York to secure if possible the democratic national convention for Milwaukee Mayor Rose said that Mil waukee had made an active and he believed a successful canvass to se cure 'the next convention He said that the people of Milwaukee had raised a guarantee of $100000 forthat uu rpose Two Great Speeches Delivered the Senate in Which Both Sides Are uted have monopolized this fore Tlie southwest strike many of the foreigners to Arkansas Kansas and Indian territory It is al most impossible the mine say to organize this class of miners The anthracite fields are operated largely by railroad companies The coining meeting of the United Mine Workers at Scranton promises to develop stirring incidents as under the leadership of Benjamin James na tional board member of Jeansville Pa the organized men declare that they are determined to force better conditions If they go out every ef fort will be made to have the bitumi nous miners assist and the defense fund recently authorized by the na tional board will provide about $22000 a month While much of this money may be sent to the southwest field it is reported that the national organi zation is preparing to enforce its rules in the anthracite fields where there are less than 25000 organized men out of 125000 Beware of Olutmeuti for Catarrh that Contain Mercury as mercury will surely destroy the sense of smell and completely derange the whole system when entering it tnrough the mucous surfaces Such' articles should never be used except on prescrip tions from reputable physicians as the damage they will do is ten fold to the you can possibly derive from them Catarrh Cure manufactured by Cheney Co Toledo contains no mercury and is taken internally acting directly upon the blood and mucous sur faces of the system In buyiug Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genuine It is taken internally and made in Toledo Ohio byJ Cheney Co Testimonials free Sold by Druggists price 75c per bottle amily Pills are the best 1 Louisville Ky eb The first sign of a break in the democratic lines is noticeable It came in the shape of a resolution offered by Senator Triplett providing thut upon adjourn ment Thursday the legislature name rankfort as its next meeting place (While no action upon the resolution jwas taken it is believed to foreshadow a return of the democratic legislators Ito the state capital soon possibly by ithe end of the week This action will probably be taken when a report is received from the committee sent to rankfort upon conditions as to the presence about the capital of militia or armed men and as to the advisa bility of resuming sessions at the Usual meeting place' This is rendered more likely as the defection occurred in the senate where the democrats jliave a bare working quorum 1 With the resumption of legislative business at rankfort in prospect andthe transfer to the courts of the iclaims of the rival governors asseems likely to be brought about in a few days' the clouds are rapidly lift ing and it is believed normal political conditions may be restored in the state in two or three weeks That much time at least will be required to secure the adjudication of the issues between the parties If the federal courts decide they have jurisdiction at will take much longer 'j Awaitinir the Decision rankfort Ky eb 14 It is tremely quiet here there being The British Have a Two 5 Engagement With the Boers Near Colesberg Anxiously of Judge Quiet in rankfort astened in ri Closet Six Months Ano Were Just Discovered By Some Plumbers ort De rance Martinique eb The riotous disturbances in this island continue A nouse was burned at Descamps and there were risings at several points A mob of about 1200 rioters invaded La Mentin and La Sondor where they obstructed the thoroughfares to such an extent that travelers were barely able to pass when accompanied by gendarmes Some 300 rioters occupy Morine Pa vilion and there is an uprising at Vicrve Snlee which bus no troops to protect it A numerous band 'of riot ers has assembled nt the La Dillon i ro here Chicago eb 14 After a heated debate the resolutions committee of the anti trust conference decided to report in favor of government owner ship of railroads and for their seizure on payment of actual value and with out payment for stock or other fictitious There was a sharp discussion in the committee and several tilts between members brought on by an effort to make the platform read as it had been drawn up that the government should seize the rail roads on payment of actual value without payment for franchise Unanimous action was finally obtained by cutting out the words inserting instead the phrase stock or other fictitious The committee also unanimously favored direct popular legislation as a means of obtaining the result The committe also considered a proposition to recommend to the at tention of congress Senator Petti grew's bill for government ownership of railroads but it was voted down A number of set speeches were beard at the morning and afternoon sessions of the conference The night session was in the form of a mass meeting which was held at the auditorium and brought out some of the strongest speakers among the delegates including John Altgeld Monnett Samuel Jones John Crosby George red Williams and Tom Johnson President Lockwood of the anti trust league said is a remark able gathering in many respects Ev ery delegate paid his own railroad fare here and the speakers are all volun teers The league has not spent a dollar in promoting the movement delegates travled many miles for a purely unselfish motive This is not like a political convention as we have no promises to make or offices to give We are here to fight for a principle I firmly believe that this gathering is the beginning of a movement which will wipe every malvolent trust from the country within a few years It is unfair to charge that this is a politi cal scheme planned in the interest of one candidate or set of candidates We have members of all parties and classes in our ranks and we are all working with unselfish motives for the betterment of President Lockwood regrets that name was mentioned in the discussions and declares it was his intention to keep politics out of the conference It has been decided to limit all future addresses in the con ferences to 20 minutes in order to get through with the programme CLOTHINGH Overcoats Hats at Panic Prices to Make Room for thaj ine Spring Line Democrats of the Kentucky Leg islature May Return to the 1 Capitol jit rankfort 1 Louisville Ky eb 14 A Mose ly town marshal of redonia Cald well county shot and killed loyd Ordway Ordway was drinking when Mosely attempted to arrest him Ord way knocked him against a wall and according to report drew a knife with which he threatened to cut the mar throat They met later and Ordway who is a very large man is said to have seized the marshal and began shaking and threatening him whereupon the lat ter drew his revolver and fired three shots into body The lat ter released his hold and feel dead Mosely was fearful for his safety and walked ten miles through the rain to Princeton to give himself up Ordway was 50 years of age and leaves a family Quarreled Over Cards Greensburg Ky eb A proba bly fatal shooting affray occurred onBrush creek between John Whitlow and a man named Scott from Hart county They were engaged in a game of cards playing for the drinks when they fell out over the game and Whit low shot at Scott the ball passing through his coat Scott then shot Whitlow in the thigh and also through the right lung Scott has not been ar rested Alleged Murderer's Sudden Death Eminence Ky eb Newton Kelly under bond charged with being implicated in the death of his two uncles and the disappearance of a large sum of money died suddenly He was on the streets a few hours be fore apparently as well as ever and the cause of death is a mystery An inquest will be held Kelly was ar rested in Louisville about four month! ago One of Goebel's Nurses III rankfort Ky eb 14 Mrs Welch wife of Senator II Welch of Jessamine county who with her husband was one of the faithful nurse at the bedside of the late Senator Goe bel is dangerously ill at the Capitol hotel Senator Welch was telegraph ed concerning her condition and re turned from Louisville to remain here with her New York eb 14 Plumbers work ing in an unoccupied house on Edge comb avenue found im a closet the decomposed bodies of two boys Theywere identified by their parents as Martin Loefler aged 9 and Charles Byrnes aged 11 They had been missing since August 3 last when they left their homes nearby saying they were going to pick apples The building in which the bddies were found is a flat house and has never been occupied When it was com pleted it was locked up and all that remained to be done on it was the plumbing When the plumbers en tered the house they were almost over come with the strong odor It was strongest on the second floor They opened a closet built in the wall and there found the boys' The door has a spring lock and no knob inside so that a person entering and closing the door would be unable to get out again unless it was opened from the out side The body of Loefler was without clothing that of Byrnes was clothed only in trousers It is supposed the boys were playing hide and seek and went into1he closet and closed the Bald heads hard work love warts on the hose bicycle face war craze swell head deli rium tremens unhappy marriages insanity and punctured tires have never been cured by Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin to our knowledge but for a sure and pleasant remedy for indiges tion constipation sick headache and all stom ach troubles Syrup Pepsin la the surest softest and most pleasant remedy It is sold In too (trial size) 50c and Ji bottles by Curry ex no developments iu the political situa tion from either side' The eyes of the leaders on both sides are on Cin cinnati where Judge Taft of the fed eral court will render a decision on lhe question whether the federal courts have jurisdiction in the con test cases and little else is talked here Office ofc Slouneger Liberty Ind Jan 101898 Pepsin Syrup Co Monticello Ill or about 10 years I was affected with Constipation Indigestion and Stomach and Bowel trouble I tried Dr Syrup Pepsin and soon found relief After using one fifty cent bottle I am now well aud can eat ev erything that comes on the table without suffer ing pain aud distress in my stomach and I can cheerfully recommend it toanyone thathasany bowel or stomach trouble If yon are afflicted try it aud you will be convinced Very Truly yours Slonueger When a man works in a cemetery he seldom talks about how much lie urns Buckeye pile ointment is no panacea but is recommended for Piles only These it will cure Price 50 cents in bottles Tubes 75 cents Lillard Stout Danville A Reynolds Junction ire destroyed the plant of the Western oundry Co in Chicago Loss $50000 Emperor William has subscribed 10000 marks to promote German emi gration to Palestine ormer president of Rush medical lollege Dr Edward Holmes died in Chicago of pneumonia and Samuel Snyder brothers fought a duel with clubs near Okono ko Va Samuel was fatally in jured Benjamin escaped Carver Cline a well known theat rical manager formerly manager for Joseph Jefferson died in New York city from shock following amputation of a leg Eight men held for grand larceny md burglary broke out of jiiil nt Hart ville the county seat of Wright coun ty Mo and escaped A posse is in pursuit The Rio Extract and Roller works located at Rio were destroyed by lire Loss $40000 The plant em ployed 100 meh The fire was the work of an incendiary According to a dispatch to the Lon don Standard from San Remo Italy Sir Edmund Monson British ambassa dor to rance intends to to Paris in the course of a few days A lot of high grade cotton good middling changed hands on the Mo bile cotton exchange at nine cents to English buyers the highest price' obtained this season in the south A jury in the criminal court at Kan sas City gave Ed Simms a Negro foot pad a 40 year seutence in the peni tentiary for snatching white wom pocketbook Two jurors wanted to give him a life sentence The steamer Gate City which went ashore last week on Great South Beach I while en route from Sa vannah to Bost on is in danger of breaking up She will probably be a total loss if the gale continues The crew and officers were taken off in the breeches (The National American Suffrage association elected Mrs Car rie Chapman Catt of New York pres ident of the association for the ensu ing year to succeed Susan An thony who has been in the battle for suffrage for nearly a half century aud declined a re election to "i tiJ Jli I NEWS IN BRIE Ex Mayor Jos Springham of Osh kosh Wis is aged 90 years The Pacific cable bill will be report ed to the bouse by the committee It will be along the lines of the Sher man bill "'i II Wells military governor of Virginia in the reconstruction period died at his home in Pal myra 5 Assistant State Auditor Johnson of of Kentucky refuses to pay salary and mileage claims of both democratic and republican legislators A Japanese vessel is detained in quarantine at Port Townsend Wash owing to having 17 victims of the Ori ental disease called berri berri The house committee on military affairs completed the army appropria tion bill It carries $111700364 agajnst $80080104 in the bill for the current year 1 During the last three months nearly 250 demented soldiers have sent across the continent and it is said that over 200 more will soon arrive here from Manila In nearly all cases the men are violently insane At the anti trust conference resolu tions strongly condemning the cur rency bill were adopted Amasi Thurs ton of New York refused to deliver the speech he was scheduled to make and refused to be further identified with the meeting Congressman Charles A Chickering of New York was found dead outside a hotel in New York city It is thought he either fell out of or jump ed to his death from a fourth story window He liad complained consid erably of rheumatism The new American baseball associa tion was formally organized at Chi cago with seven clubs As the cir cuit now stands it includes in the west Chicago Milwaukee St Louis and Louisville In the east Boston Philadelphia and Baltimore eighth city is to be secured fey London eb A dispatch to the Dpily Mail from Rensburg dated yes terday says: has been hard fighting for two days near Colesberg the Boers making strenuous efforts to outflank the British left The enemy occupies strong positions from A'ch tertang through Potfontein to a point five miles south of Jasfontein fighting at the outpost camps has been very severe during the last few days Yesterday the Boers attack ed the position of the Worcesters to the southeast of Colesburg ighting continued all day and after dark it was considered necessary to withdraw to Rensburg Our losses are not known the left the West Australians Wiltshires and Berkshires had hot fighting but held their positions against long odds The Boer losses were considerable to the growing difficulty ex perienced by Convers in reaching the camps all of the latter were vacated gm Indianapolis Ind eb At the headquarters of the United Mine of America it was asserted by the national officers that stirring times are ahead in the near future Inloimation from the anthracite min ing legions of Pennsylvania received at the United Mine headquar ters indicates that President Mitchell and other national officers of the or der will not be able to hold these men in cheek The 1111 tiers turned down th proposal of 10 cents per ton ad vance offered by the Tigo county op erators and the strike which has been oh for' several months is in worse shape than ever before oreigners have monopolized this field hereto It Is Believed Normal Political Con ditions May Be Restored in a 1 Week or Tiw Headquarters Removed London eb 14 The fact that Gen dispatch revising the casual ties of the British troops at Potgie Drift is dated from Chievely is taken in some quarters as an indica tion that Gen Buller has removed his headquarters to that place There is nothing to indicate whether or not he left any large force at Springfield RIOTING IN MARTINIQUE RHEUMATISM CATARRH ARE BLOOD CURED BY Bottle ree to Sufferers It is the debp seated obstinate cases of Catarrh and Rheumatism that (Botanic Blood Balm) cures It matters not what other treatments doctors sprays liniments medicated air blood purifiers lidve failed to do always promptly reaches the real cause aud roots out aud drives from the bones joints mucous membrane and entire system the specific poison in the blood that causes Rheumatism and Catarrh is the only remedy strong enough to do this and cure and so there can never be a return to the symptoms give up hope but try (Botanic Blood Balm) or 3 Bs or sale by druggists al $1 per large bottle or 6 large bottles (full treatfaient) $5 To prove our faith in we will send a Trial Bottle ree and prepaid to sufferers so they may test the remedy at our expense Address BLOOD BALM CO Atlanta Ga (Successors to rohnmn Co) DANVILLEl KENTUCKY Yancy Paducah Ky a severe case of kidney disease and three of the best physicians in southern Ken tucky treated me without success I was induced to try Kidney Cure The first bottle gave immediate relief aud three bottles cured me permanently I gladly recommend this wonderful reme Sold by Curry Druggist A good typewriter should always know the key to the situation and then he be out of a job Children who are troubled with Worms are pale in the face fretful by spells rest less in sleep have blue rings around their eyes bad dreams variable appetite and pick the nose Cream Ver mifuge will kilt and expel these parasites Price 25 cents Lillard Stout Danville A Reynolds Junction City When a man holds a great many straights in a poker game he is apt to be regarded as crooked A MISUNDERSTANDING Misunderstood symptoms of disease lead doctors to treat someth jng else when the kidneys are out of order Kidney Cure will bring you health when other medicines have failed Cur ry Druggists When a man carrying a lawn mower meets his grass widow he is perhaps jus tified in cutting her Globe Clothing House! MILLER HIRSCH have always used Honey and Tar cough medicine and think it the best in the says Chas Bender a newsdealer of Erie' Pa Curry Druggist As riclics and favor forsake a maii we discover him to be a fool: but nobody could find it out in his 41 Aiu1 i ANTI TRUST CONERENCE Resolutions Committee Reports In avor of Government Owner ship of Railroads DANVILLE KENTUCKY NESDAY EBRUARY 14 1900 Jy fun au Ml w' tin 1 IV reslil 1 A 1 HI KIIBK! 1 I I.