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For a whole year I could do no work and
talked only by lvMd-np nu *, a chair. I doctorcd
with four different physicians but rereived
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Geneva, Crawford Co., Pa.. Jane 18,1900.
Throe years ayo I bad a severe attack of
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Sure ana the use of It effected a cm u. Many
Dtber similar coses that bavo come under my
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Presiding Elder M. E. Church.
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LONG AGRFES.
Accepts the Findings of the Schlej
Court.
Washington, Special. ? Secretary
Long Saturday issued the following
order, dissolving the Schley court cf
! iniiiirv. The order was commitni
I cated at once to Admiral Dewey, preI
sident of the court, who acknowledged
its receipt and said that in conformity
with the order of the secretary, he
had announced the dissolution of
the court.
Following is the text of the letter
sent by Secretary Long to Adm:ral
Dewey dissolving the Schley court of
inquiry:
"Sir: The court of Inquiry of which
you are the president, convened by
department's order of July 6, 1901, for
the purpose of inquiring into the conduct
of Rear Admiral (then Commo;
dore) W. S. Schley, U. S. N., retired
during the recent war with Spain and
the events connected therewith, is
this day dissolved. You will int^rm
the other members of the court and
the judge advocate accordingly. Very
respectfully," etc.
Secretary Long has disposed finally
of the Schley case so far as the Navy
department is concerned, by acting
upon the findings and conclusions of
the court of inquiry.
He approves the findings of fact
and the opinion of the full court; he i
approves the majority opinion where
there is a amerence in me cuuu, uc
holds that the court could not have
entered into a consideration of the
question of command at the battle
of Santiago and finally he accepts tbo
recommendation that no further proceedings
shall be had.
The secretary also has declined the
application of Admiral Sampson's
counsel to enter upon an inquiry into
the question of command and has notified
Admiral Schley's counsel of
that fact as a reason for declining to
hear them on that point
Washington, Special.?The following
was made known Saturday afternoon
by Secretary of War Root:
"Navy Department Washington,
D. C., Dec. 20.?Rear Admiral A. S.
Barker, Cpmmandant Navy Yard,
New York. Sir: I am directed oy the
o?V PMcar S_ Maclav. '
\Ji VaiUtU L> VW MWft ? ? ' ? r ,
special laborer, general storekeeper's
office, navy yard. New York, to
send in his resignation. (Signed)
Very respectfully, John D. Long, Secretary."
Porlela Recalled.
Valparaiso, Special.?The Argentine
government has recalled its
representative at Santiago de Chili,
leaving the legation in charge cf the 1
secretary. Diplomatio- i relations between
the two countries have not yet
been broken off.
Buenos Ayres, via Galveston, Special
?e.onornl Mltrp nrefiident of the
boundary commission and former
President of Argentina, will approve
the resolution of the Argentine government
to withdraw Senor Portela,
the Argentine minister to Chili. The
people are flocking to the public tifle
ranges. Each person is allowed to
shoot 35 cartridges from a Mauser
rifle gratis. "Foreign legions" of soldiers
are being organized.
Lives Lost iu Hre.
New York, Special.?Isaac Gill, a
tailor, 52 years of age, and an unidentified
man, lost their lives at a fire
which destroyed a four-story sweat
shop building on Clinton street Sunday
nieht. Four people were injured,
none cf them fatally. About forty men
and women were at work in the
building. The fire started in the basement
and gained such headway that
escape was cut off. The people Jumped
from the windows to save themselves. |
Manv whose names were not nicn- j
tioned were slightly injured. The loss'
is $10,000.
Would Have (i'vn $40,000,000.
L/ond:n, By Cable.?Chauncey M. Dapew,
in an interview with a representative
of the Associated Press, said Sunday
that had M. Hautin, former president
of the Panama Canal Company,
offered to sell the canal for $40,000,000.
instead of expecting us to dicker about
the price, the United States probably
would have bought the property. Tho
Senator also said he believed that the
decision reached yesterday by the Panama
Canal Company had come too late.
Distressing Loss of Life.
DuBols, Special.?Word reached here
Sunday of a holocaust that occurred
about threo mlle3 from Summcrvulle,
Jefferson county, Saturday morning.
The home of John Ashbavgh, a farmer,
was destroyed by fire and four persons
burned to death One other is burned
in such manner that recovery is very
doubtful and four others, are seriously
burned and injured.
Telegraphic densities.
A London jury sentenced Ann
O'Dena Diss De Bar to 7 years' penal
servitude and Theodore Jackson to
15 years for immoral practices and
fraud.
Great Britain and the Netherlands
will delimit the boundary of Dutch
Guiana.
As a result of the excitement in the
copper markoi William Sargeant,
bead of one of London's oldest metal
firm, failed.
German shipbuilding for 1901
shows a heavy increase.
New trouble is threatened at
Koweyt, on the Persian gulf, where |
the local Sheikh has defied the Sul-1
tan. '
Telegraph Statistic*.
France has a population of 38,517,975;
79,443 miles of line, 400,590 miles
of wire; 12,560 officers; 70,269 employes;
sends 42,490,048 messages per
year; has 96 persons to each mile of j
wire; 0.01 mile of wire to each per-1
son. For Great Britain the corre- j
sponding figures are: 40,276,570; 43,-1
507; 303.486; 10,816; 152,942; 90.0S7.-'
7?0; ICO; 0.0376. Fo.* tne unitea
States the figures are: 75,907,607; 222,587;
1,118,086; 25.C09; not reported.
79,696,227; 491; 0.0147. Tte United
States Iras two-thirds as many miles
of wire as all the principal countries
of Europe and sends about 24 per cent
of all the messages dispatched. Each
person In the United State3 has 0.0147
miles of wire to use, while in thicklypopulated
England he has 0.0076; Belgium,
0.0031; Denmark, 0.0041;
France, 0.0104, and in Russia only
0.0014.
ropulatlom In Cities.
In Rhode Island 81.2 per cent of the
population in 1900 lived in citi<J3 or
towns of 8,000 inhabitants or more,
while this clement also constitutes 76
per cent of the population in Massachusetts,
8 5 per cent in New York,
61.2 per cent in New Jersey and 53.2
per cent in Connecticut.
Even Ibe red-beaded man bates to get
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IFUKIHATIUN j
klct expiring January a, xgoa, J
ENTIRE YEAR OF 1902 | I
eat No. tag) jJH^E
GIVEN FOR TAOS |
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fberry, R. J. R., Scftoap^H
on Cored, Brown 4 Bro.'s P
Apple Jact, Man's Pride,
l Co.'s Natnral Leaf, Cotter
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r day for toga, to fix the memrks
placed on tobaccos, to idemiewers,
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10, WINSTOI-SALEM, A. 6.
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