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main building has been set aside eutire- smoke and drenched with water. The by a visit in Ohio and Niagara Falls. PEACHES TO LONDON. for that exhibit. More space is being ACCIDENT WAS PREDICTED. loss will all fall on the state, which car DEMOCRATS HOLD CAUCUS Miss -Gertrud Braoelin has accepted a sold for the exhibition of agriculture ried its own insurance. The fire while position in one of the schools at Minne B e r r ie n Gonnty Fruit Will Cross th e and kindred display than ever before. Plamwell Astrologer Predicted Mishap in a building separate from the prison AtFrank Sanders Oll'ice Last Saturday apolis, Minn, in departmental wpi’it ip The state highway coUimisSlou will Was at one time within a few feet of A fte rn o o n the sixth and seventh grades, and left O cean . make specimen stone roads during the to President. the prison hospital but though the for her new position Thursday. A new market for peaches has been state fair week, giving every one inter Plaiuwell, Sept. 4 —Prof. Allen, the wings were full of smoke ten CouvUts Miss Selah Warren, who held a posi The democrats of Bnchanan township discovered and within a few days some ested an opportunity to see liow good local prophet, prophesied three mouths showed little excitement. tion as teacher in the High School here met in caucus last Satin-day afternoon of Berrien county's frnit will be on its the roads in Michigan can he made. ago that President Roosevelt would last year, has accepted a position in the and elected delegates to the county con wav to London. The Agricultural College will make a have a narrow escape from death early Princeton, Ind, High school. vention which is convening at St. Jo Georgia H . Crandall of Fort Talley, large exhibition. A fancy military drill in September. Allen predicted the OBITUARY. The W E Lvon residence was the seph today. Georgia, who is interested in the Fort company Horn Jackson will be an unus death of President McKinley and has scene of a brilliant reception, Thursday Following were the officers of the Valley Frnit Package company, was in ually interesting feature and one never foretold many other things which came evening. It was in honor of Mr Lyon’s m a r y El i z a b e t h b a k e r t r e a t meeting: Chairman, Edgar Ham; Sec St. Joseph Saturday and said that Hale, before undertaken. true. He is regarded as almost infalli brother of Amburn H Y. Was born in the State of Hew York. retary, J L. Richards, Sr.; Tellers, Jno. one of the biggest peach raisers in the ble by the local townspeople. Mrs Phoebe B Edwards, mother of Jnu, 24, 1S35. When she was less than Searlea. J. W- Beistle. world, recently sent two carloads of John E Badger, died Saturday after one year old her parents moved to Door Following were the delegates Chosen: Elberta peaches to London via Hew county curnues. noon, from infirmities due to old age. Village, Indiana, In 1848 they came to First precinct: J, L. Richards, Edgar York. It took nine days for the fruit AN UNEXPECTED WEDDING Decease was one of the pioneer residents BakertoWn, and her life has been spent Elani, J. W. Beistle, James Battou, J. O. to reach its destination bnt it was evi of this city, and was 81 years old. The contract for the famous Do wagiac In this vicinity. Dick, John McFallon. Harry Beck, dently in good condition as the returns A marriage occured Ang. 28, that On June 17th, 1S58, she was united river drain was let to J. W. Pearl, a Second precinct: W- H. Murphy. Jno to Mr. Hale showed that he received really was surprising, It was that of Benton Harbor contractor, last Wed ill marriage to George R. Treat who, Searles, W- C. Porter, J. Arney, George from §4.30 to §3.00 per bnshel for his Peter Bachman, foreman of the ham CoH ) ii) l} Council. nesday, fot the sum of §11,100. There with six children, two step-children, F. A. Stryker, and Cbas, Bates. 0 fruit. were eight bidders in all, ranging In mer room of the Lee & Porter Axle survive her. Sit- Crandall says it is just as easy to amounts from Mr. Pearl’s to'.§10,772.75, Works and Miss Jennie Heury, of Colo, Early in life she: united with the Meth- A regular meeting of the Common ship peaches here to London H. Y. The wedding took; place at the odistohuroh, but in later years attended REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION, from as County School Commissioner Jen Council of the Village of Buchanan was St. Patricks church in the above city, the Church of the Larger Hope. As wife from Fort Valley but it must be choice nings reports that in the late school held Sspt. 2, 1902, in the Council by R V. Father Rnhby after which a and mother she wbs always ready with Republican County Convention will frnit and not very ripe. examinations; seventy-seven passed Chambers, President Black, presiding. bounteous reception was given at the a kind word, working for the good of be held at the city of Hiles on Thursday, It is understood that Holland Morrill, the third grade, ten being renewals, Present, Trustees Pears, Kingery Cur having a large peach orchard near Ben home of the bride. other, her life was; noble, full of good the ISth day of September A, D. 1902, and that four wrote the first grade ex tis, Henderson, Bishop. Absent, Kent. great number of beautiful and cost deeds. Patient to the last, just before 11 o’clock in the forenoon to nominate ton Harbor and another in Texas will aminations, the papers being sent to the Minutes of last regular meeting read ly presents were received by the liappy she departed she said good-bye, on the for tliefollowing county offices: Sheriff, try the experiment of shipping the frnit State department for endorsement. and approved from his Benton Harbor orchard. eouple. beautiful day, Sept. 7th, 1902, aged 07 County Clerk, county treasurer, registei- John C. Dick made an annual state Rev. E. Andrus of South Haven, one About two weeks ago, Mr, Bachman rears, 9'inonths, 14 days. She was love of deeds, proseouting attorney. 2 cir ment of condition of water works, Of the oldest pastors in Michigan, died left on a short vacation and as 'the and respected by all who knew her, and cuit court commissioners, 2 corners, amount of funds collected, etc. at the home of his daughter at the age Jury List For September. result of which lie returned to this will he missed by a large circle of rela county surveyor, fish inspector, and for Motion was made by Pears, supported of S4 years. Mr. Audrns preached at place Thursday evening accompanied tives and friends. the election of twenty-four delegates to The jury for the September term of by Kingery that the report of John O Hiles for some time and was for years a by his bride and are “ at home” at the The following was composed by Clyde attend the Republican State Conven tion the Berrien county circuit court was Dick he accepted as read and same be member at the Congregational State residence Of Mr. Arnold on South Por Treat—12 years of age: to be held at the city of Grand Rapids drawn last Tuesday, and it comprises placed on file. Board. His only son is at present in tage street. Sleep, grandma, sleep, thy work is o’er; on September 25th, 1902, and for the the following citizens: Ayes—Pears, Kingery, Cnrtis Hen the Philippines. Thursday evening a, number of gen Why loved ones still weep, they are glad purpose Of electing 32 delegates to the Alfred Doektor, Bainbridge; Frank you have gone to the beautiful shore, derson, Bishop. John Speyer, jr., formerly a resident tlemen friends of Mr. Bachman called Senatorial Convention yet to be called, M.V hitbeck, Benton; Benton Harbor— In life you worked for others, and you Moved by Curtis , supported bv King- of Three Oaks, who mysteriously disap at the home with a shower of fireworks and for the transaction of such other Satnnel Gentle, 1st ward; Edson Stone, they will never forget; ery that the recommendation of John C. peared from, his home several years ago and after tiring several of the collection To all you were as a mother, and you business as- may properly come before 2d ward; William E. Rowe, 3d ward; Wenger in regard to rebate being made and who was mourned as dead by his Mr Bachman made his appearance but they will always regret. the-convention. Joseph Frick, 4th; ward; Dwight L„ to Gy F. Kern for taxes on personal pro relatives and friends lias just been lo this did not satisfy the jolly crowd, so While in life so kind and gentle, and Lewis. Berrien Centre; Fred A. Koenig- just the same in death. The following is the number of dele perty overpaid be allowed and order cated in an, asvlniu at Kansas City, Mis he returned for his bride who had re shol', Dayton; Edgar Ham, Buchanan; While we mourn here below, we know gates to which each township and ward drawn for the amount. souri, where he was taken after an at tired. you have gone above; Jesse Williams, Sawyer; Burwell Long is entitled: Ayer—Pears, Kingery, Curtis Hender tempt to kill himself. Speyer, while Upon their return and introduction, AncI that is the only place for you, where son and Bisbop. fellow, Galien; Thomas E. Flood, Riv- heart was so full of love. 1ST D1STBIQT. Ssd DISTRICT crazy, killed a child bv severing its the happy crowd gave three cheers for NO. DEI, NO. DEI, Moved by Pears, supported by King side; Nathan Shnler, Bridgman; Chas. head from Its body. It develops that The funeral services were held from the happy couple and then made their Bainbridge 10 Berrien - - 10 ery that the request of band be granted A. Smith, Stevensville; M, Weideman, her late home, on Fourth street, on Benton Tp - after Speyer left Three Oaks he went departure. The akgus also wishes to 17 Bertrand and allow them use of council chamber, . Hew Buffalo;; Henry Franz, Hiles; Hiles west and became a cow hoy and later extend congratulations. Tuesday, at 10 o’clock a, m., Rev. J. 7V, Benton Harbor, Buchanan 1st ward - 7 1st pre - 9 lamps for practise providing that even City- -Sanford Soule, 1st ward. Win. H. turned his attention, to patent medicine. Douglass of the M, E Church officiating. Bullard, 2d ward, John Kenaga, 3d Messrs.‘C B., A. F. and W. W. Treat, 2rd ward - 14 2nd pre 9 ings of band practise do not conflict It cost §23,983.24 last year to main 4th ward - 11 Ohickaming - 0 with regular meeting of Hose compauy v ard, Joel H, Gellette, 4th ward; T. C. Will Leave For India. Walter Hathaway, J. W jnn and C. H. Hagar - tain the public schools at St. Joseph. 0 Galien 8 Hook & Ladder company and common Walton, Baroda: W. L. Ferry, Eau Baker were pall-bearers. Lincoln - 9 Lake Of this amount the salary list for teach Mrs. M, A. Stebbins, the missionary, Claire; Win. H. Harner, Hollywood; Oronoko - 13 1st pre 0 council. ers and janitors absorbed §13,312.30. expects to start for Hew York city in a Worth Buck, Sodus; Adalbert M. Bird- MRS. SARAH BATSON Royalton - 5 2nd pre 7 Ayes—Pears, Kingery Curtis, Hen few day, after which she will make her Sodus 6 Hew Buffalo - 7 sey, St. Joseph; St; Joseph City—Wm. B. F. Earl, while at Work at his fac Was born in Hew York. Ang. 18, 1819, derson, Bishop. departure for India, where she expects St.. Joseph Tp - 5 Hiles Tp - & ClireSt. 1st ward, Hiram O' Guernsey, tory Thursday, was injured cpiite ant. 3ed at her home on Oak street in Trustee Cnrtis .was excused by Presi to labor for at least eight years before Kt. Joseph Hiles City 2d ward, W, B. Sprague, 3d ward, Louis severely by the bursting of an emery this place, Sent. 0, 1902. The deceased 1st ward - 1st ward - 10 dent. returning to this country. Molbagen, 4th ward; Wm. H. Valen wheel. One side of his face was slighly leaves four children to mourn the loss of 2nd ward 2nd ward 0 The Finance Committee made the fol The members of the Presbytenan 3rd ward - 3rd ward ■ 6 tine, Three Oaks; Frank Briney, Colo cut and a flying piece of emery cut one a kind and devoted mother- A. Baker lowing report: chm-clr of this gave her a farewell 4th ward - 4th ward 6 ma; Frank Shaw. Three Oaks. eyeball. He will he laid up several days and Mrs. Belle East of Buchanan, Mrs. c e m e t e r y f u n d service Sunday morning. A number of Watervliet Pipestone 9 on account of the injnry. Alice Kelser of Chicago and Mrs. Hattie 1st pres Three Oaks 11 F tv Kellar, Cem Plat 85 00 addresses were made by the efficient J G Barker, “ " 35 01) Walter Smith has competed taken the Mathews of South Bend. She leaves 2d pres Sodus - 6 LADIES Of G. A. R. RESOLUTIONS. officers of the church, in bidding llie Finley Wilcox 14 days at cemetery school census and finds 033 hoys and 53S also five grandchildren and one great @ §1.50 21 45 noted woman good-bye. grandchild, Mrs. Batson was one Of Total - - 108 Total - - 133 At a regular meeting of Wm. Perrott girs, or a total of 1,320 children in Hiles E. S. K e l l e y , Secretary. g e n e r a l f u n d the oldest residents of this place and Circle Ladies of the Grand Army of the of school age, which is from five to A H . W o o d r u f f , Chairman Repub she leaves, besides her children and O A Chapin. Lights: 122 50 Republic held in G. A. R. hall, Sept. 5, twenty years. DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVENTION lican County Committee. G E Smith, exch. and expense 1 On sister, Mrs. Rosa Malov on Front street, 1002, the following resolutions were D V Brown, Night watch 2 00 One of the workman employed on The Democrats of Berrien county will a host of friends who will greatly miss George Howard, Aug Salary, w w 40 00 adopted on the death of sister Elmira V. the Main street paving job of Hiles con meet in convention at St. Joseph, Mich one whom all loved. ADDITIONAL Will Vinton, Aug Salary, w w 40 00 Engalls: siders he did a profitable days work One igan, at the Academy of Music on Wed. The funeral services were held at the W Riley, Police. July 3, '02 1 50 W h e r e a s , In view of the loss we have COmiESPONDENCE J B Rynearson, Rep. Hand Engine 1 75 day last-week. While removing some nesday, Sept. 10, 1902, at 11 o’clock a, late home on Monday, at 2 o’clock, con sustained by the decease o f onr friend Standard Oil Co,, 1 Bol. Oil. 24 05 cobble stones from the gutter he un ui., for the purpose of nominating can ducted by Elder J. W. Lister, assisted J B Clow & Sons, Supplies w w 8 55 and sister, Elmira V . Engalls, and Bemon Harbor earthed a §5 gold piece, which he quick didates for the county ticket, and to by Rev. E. R. Black, after which the Union Supply Co., “ “ 14 92 of the still lieaver loss snstained by Miss Lillian Dalrymple has roturned ly transferred to his pocket. Other transact such other business as may remains were laid to rest in Oak Ridge Walker Mfg Co,, * “ 1 25 those who are nearer and dearer to her. from a ten days trip to Fort Wayne. Fisher Ger Co. “ 8 90 workman have made finds of small properly come before it. cemetery. Therefore be it Euger & Fagerstein, B Com pieces of money. The following is the apportionment of Messrs. Chas. Snyder, Aaron Miller, F A Armstrong and wite of Cleveland, Resolved, by Win. Perrott Circle No. pounds^ w w GO 00 delegates from the several voting pre H. Hamilton, Benj. Crawford, Hiram O, are visiting at the home o f F O De Chas Kane, Cart to Fire 2 00 20, L. of G. A. R ., that while we bow cincts of the county: Mowrey and G. McEwen, all friends of long. Geo H Black, Machine work 1 80 In humble submission to the Most High, Republican Caucus. Bainbiidge S Hiles— the decease, were pall-bearers. Mrs R A Waiters, nee Yera Dalryni Bourbon Copper Co.,Supplies w w 47 52 J P Anstiss, Dravage and ft. w W 2 80 we do not the least mourn for onr sis Benton - - 10 1st ward 12 pie, left last Sunday for Detroit to join A Republican township caucus for the Benton Harbor- 2nd ward - 5 Jno. Camp Aug Salary 15 00 ter, who has been taken from us; her hnsliand, who is no w located there, Resolved., That in the death of sistei- township of Bnchanan will be held In First ward - 3 3rd ward - 5 Mr. Chas. Simm.ons, an aged and re the Connell Chamber in the village of Second ward - 7 4th ward - 7 spected citizen of Buchanan, died this Grafton Couch received a message Total 391 25 Ehnira Engles, this Circle laments the Third ward - 7 Oronoko - - 14 Buchanan on Saturday, 13th, 1902, at 2- morning at 0 o’clock, at his home on De Saturday night offering him a place as HIGHWAY FUND loss of a sister who was ever ready to Fourth ward - S Pipestone 0 proffer the hand of aid, and the voice o f p. in., for the purpose electing IS dele Berrien - 9 Royalton - - S troit street. The funeral services will manager of a novelty store at Alexand Will Rynearson, street labor 10 50 Win,Hathaway, teaming labor 2 47 sympathy to the needs and distressed of gates to attend the county convention Bertrand 7 Sodus 3 be held Friday at 10 o’clock a. m„ from ria, Ind, operated by an Indianapolis to be held in Hiles on Thursday, Sept Buchanan-— St. Joseph - 4 firm who are old school mates of Mr Jno. Camp, Aug salary 20 00 the fraternity, and active member of the late home. F, Thomas, street labor 2 ou IS, 1903, and to transact such other bus 1st precinct 7 St, Joseph;— Couch, He left last Sunday night for this society whose endeavors were ex 2nd precinct - 7 1st ward 7 Chas. Ingles, team labor 2 47 his new field. erted for Its welfare and prosperity; iness as may eoine before the conven Ohickaming - a 2nd ward - S Geo. Beebe, street labor ,12 87 tion. Galien - - 0 3rd ward - 5 Loyell, The Choice GeOrge B Tatman left Monday night E I Bird, 4 loads dirt 1 00 Resolved, That the heart-felt syrnpa F Barnes, draying 7 50 D. H. Bower, ) Hagai- 5 4th ward - 7 for Kissimmee, Florida, where he has tliv of this Circle be extended to her A . A . W o r t h in g t o n , [-Com. Lake— Three Oaks - 8 property interests, to remain until next family in their affliction, also that these D. E. Hinman, ) 1st precinct - S Watervliet— The Republican Representative con Total 50 1 June. Mrs Tatman, who conducts a resolutions he spread on the records of 2nd precinct - S 1 st precinct - S vention, held in Niles last Wednesday, ■ Moved by Bishop, supported by Hen Lincoln - 11 2nd precinct - 9 the Circle, and a copy thereof he for U. B. M E E T IN G S . was a very interesting session Some winter hotel at Kissimmee, will go derson that the report and bills of Fi Hew Buffalo - S Weesaw 9 about Nov 1. warded to the family of our deceased The 4th Michigan Crusade Band be Hiles 9 warm speeches were made by different nance Committee be accepted and or sister, and to each of the newspapers of gan meetings in the U. B. chnrch Sun 125 members of the party for the interest Mrs Chas Sawyer of Laporte was the ders drawn for same 131 Bnchanan, day evening. Services every night this of their man in- view as candidate for guest of the Misses Dalrymple last Tues Ayes—Pears, Kingery, Henderson Hiles, August 30. 1902. Ju liette. Baird, ) week, beginning at 7:30. Children’s representive. The name of Mr. Livell day. and Bishop. J. M. Babcock, Eugenia Thomas. >-Cora, of Pipestone was the choice of the con It was then moved by Pears, suppor t Martetta Mansfield, meeting on Saturday afternoon at 2:30. Chairman Go. Com, Miss Lena Dalrymple left Tuesday for Sunday Services—Preaching at 10:30 H. O. Pierce, Secretary. vention. Mr. Lovell is the first candi Laporte to enter St. Rose’s academy to ed by Kingery that the time of collect a m .; Sunday school at ,11:45 a. m .; date from Pipestone for many years pursue a course of music. ion of taxes be extended to and includ STATE FAIR afternoon services at 3 and 7:30. and why not let him have the chance. Miss Hittie Hadiow has returned to ing the 3rd Monday in October. Everybody Invited. Come and get FIRE AT JACKSON Grand Ledge to begin her fourth year Ayer—Pears, Kingery, Henderson saved. Rev. Jas. Tu rner. as teaoher. and Bishop. AT PONTIAC SEPTEMBER 22d TO 26tTi. EXCURSIONS Moved by Bishop, supported by Hen W a rd en Yincent’s Rome S trn cfc by VIA THB *. Freemont Evans and family of Wash ington, D C. are visitimg Mrs, Evans’ derson that Trustees Pears and Kingery The present; outlook for a, large fair is Breaks Peach Record. L ig h tn in g P ere Marquette parents, R I Jarvis and wife. be authorized to dispose of old hand en most gratifying to the management. Wilbur F. Beliel of St. Joseph, on A thunderstorm and defective elec gine and old hose. Roscoe D X)ix of Berrien Springs was The success o f last,year surprised every Spring Bluff avenue brought into the trie light wiring damaged Warden Vin Washington, D. C.—G. A. R. En Ayes(4)—Bishop, Pears, Henderson in the city yesterday. one and gave the fair an impetus which city Thursday the largest peaches seen cent’s residence at the prison at Jack- campment, October, 1902, Tickets will and Kingery. will he added this, year. Several new this year.. They were of the Elberta son at 9:30 o'clock Saturday night, and be sold to everybody at very low rates St. J o s e p h Moved by Bishop, supported by Cnr features will be introduced and special variety and ten of them filled an ordi the state’s loss will probably exceed on October 3rd, 4th, oth and 0th, good Last Tuesday morning about eleven tis that Kingery be authorized to lease attractions added. nary peach basket. §2,000, though it’s hard to estimate, to return until October 14th. An ex- hundred young knowledge seekers of one acre of ground for storage of gravel- There will be no lack o f transportation Lightning followed the electric light tention of limit will be made until No the city turned to their books and began Ayes(4)—Bishop, Pears, Henderson, on steam railroads this year. Trains wire into the room occupied by the vember 3rd if desired, upon payment of another year's work. Kingery. Dodots CoOld Not Help Hef 50 cents extra. Ask agents for full par will run every hour from Brush street warden’s daughter on the third floor of County Clerk Church issued 21 mar Moved by Cnrtis, supported by Bis “I had kidney trouble for years, ticulars. This is not alone for G. A. R. depot, Detroit, and from country points writes Mrs Raymond connor of Shelton, the building and expended from -there riage licenses last Sunday and 15 pn La hop to adjourn. people. Any person who has the price enough trains will be run to carry all wash, “ and the doctors conld not help to the mansard roof above where the bor day. Glenn E Smith, Village Clerk, passengers, direct to the grounds- me- I tried Foley’s Kidney cure, and firemen of the city department bad to of a ticket may get one. Judge Ellsworth returned on Monday Arrangements have been made with the very first dose gave me relief and I fight for two hours to subdue the am now cured. I canno t say too much from his in northern Michigan trip. the state fish commission; to make a for Foley’s Kidney Cure. Sold by w n flames. The furniture in a portion of Foley’s Kidney Cure Miss Grace Merchant is enjoying a Foley’s Honey and Tar magnificent display, and one wing of the Brodrick. the warden’s residence was Injured by makes kidneys and bladder right. short relief from her duties in Chicago cures colds, prevents pneumonia.
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PRAISES UNIONS. BOOKED E 0B ABXlEiST. BREAKS ALL RECORDS. THE GREAT STRIKE.
President 15ooscvoll, at Cliatf unoosu, Aiiiouiit of GoI:l I ee Uiiitcil States iSig-’ i tc -c n iii "W ec-Jr o£ t l i e T r i m b l e Tulks Of Value of Organ!- Treins ii ry Larger Than Ever- Be- Opens with the Outlook l>y y.ati 011*4 Bench Warrants Issued in St, Louis for ill History of Use Country. h’o Means Bright. Boodling Cases. Chattanooga, Tenn., Sept. 9.—Pres ■Washington, Sept. 9.—The sum of Philadelphia, Sept. S.—The anthra ident Roosevelt has been elected an Carriage Containing Roosevelt and Party Struck gold now in the United States treasury cite mine workers’ strike enters upon honorary member of the Brother exceeds tha t of any previous time in the its eigliteenth week to-day with the hood of Locomotive Firemen, The Fna'itive Returned l'roai Mexico— history of the country and with one lines between the operator and the by a Trolley Car Near Pittsfield, Mass.— brotherhood first held its executive Tian.t:w u. C o n fe rs ,'-o n I m ill ion t iiig- Eia'htceo. lUciiioei-.s eeim! ISx-Alein- possible exception, it exceeds that of mine owner drawn almost as tightly session, which the president attend any country at any time in the history Vehicle Is Shattered and Detective ed. Acting Grand Master HaUnahan Leris (Ii House- of DeTojrnte.s. as when the suspension was inaugu of the world. The single reported ex rated on Atay 12. There- were many Craig of the Party Is Killed. ' welcomed the xircsident, stating that his attendance at the convention St. Louis, Mo., Sept. 0.—A sensation ception is Hint of Russia about -eight predictions that the contest would be years ago, when that country wits pre would do great good to organized was caused here to-day hy the issuance over by the first week in Seiitember, of bench warrants for the arrest of IS paring to resume gold payments. At but if the officials qf the Aline Workers’ before were cheering the president. labor, not only iu this country, but ' Pittsfield, Mass.. Sept. 4.—The pres members and former members of the that time Russia is said to-have had union arc to be believed tlie struggle The horsemen managed to get their in Canada and other countries as ident of the United States escaped house of delegates on tlie confession oi in its treasury $59$.000,000 in gold. will continue for months, unless the n tragic death by only a few. feet frightened animals out of the way just wel 1. The president returned his thanks Delegate 3. K. Murrell, who fled io Last Saturday the vaults of the Unit coal companies grant concessions. in a collision between His carriage in time, and the car struck the rear Mexico last spring a fter being indicted ed States treasury contained $573,93.0,- Some of the operators looked for a wheel o f the carriage on the left side for the welcome and said he was glad and an: electric street ear in this to be with the brotherhood. lie said for bribery by tlie December grand 194, an increase since July 1. 1901, of serious break in the ranks-of the men and plowed through to the front wheel city Wednesday, while one of his the Firemen’s brotherhood was the jury in connection with the alleged $79.08?,897,. This stock of gold is now weeks ago, and admit they are sur most trustee! guards, Secret Sqrvice of the vehicle, which received the full boodling operations of the municipal being added to at: the rate of $200,000 prised at the way the strikers are force of the blow. The carriage was result which naturally comes from the application of the principle of assembly, in relation io the granting to $300,000 a day, with no immediate holding- out. Rumors are current and. I— ^ upset in the twinkling of an eye, and of street railroad franchise.':, and who prospect of a cessation in the rate of in fact, statements have heen made one liorse fell dead on the tracks. The common sense to their work. He said that organized labor never bad unexpectedly returned to the city deposits. by lirominent men both in and out of other three powerful grays attached through tlie efforts of the St. Louis the coal trade, that the strike will he H made an unreasonable request of THE MAINE ELECTION. to the vehicle started to run and, Post-Dispatch and surrendered. He is ended this month. President Alitchell. Mllli! dragged by them and pushed by the him. and that if it had he would now in the custody of Circuit Attorney of the union, Tiinintainsheknowsnotli- force of the car, the wrecked carriage have denied it. iSa.rly U.clurii.s Xmlieirto l£lcul£ou. of 0 i i l l l l l l l JohnF. McXamee. of Columbus. 0., Folk and will, it is stated, he granted ing of a possible early ending of the was moved 30 or 40 feet. Rci>txl»licniv Omuliflaite liy trouble, and says he knows nothing oi one of tlie grand officers and a dem immunity from punishment for turn 150,000 IHursility. \ Agent Crnijr’s Dentil. ocratic member of the legislature, ing state’s evidence. any negotiations on foot looking to •r-' f ’’’ 1 \ Agent Craig fell from his seat im moved that the degree of grand hon The Accused. Portland, Me., Sept. 9.—Returns for that end. mediately iu front of the car, and it orary membership he eoivferred Following are tlie names of alleged governor .in Monday's election from 200 The only move nowin contemplation 5? passed completely over his body. lipun President Roosevelt, and the combine members for whom bench is the snggestion that Gov. Stone call Driver Pratt, in falling, struck the cities and. towns give Hill (rep.), 34.051; ^ N Ns* motion was unanimously adopted. warrants were issued, charging bri an extra session of the legislature for § j i dead horse immediately in front of Gould- (dent.), 20.540. The same towns The president thanked the conven bery and perjury in connection with the purpose of passing a laW that him. and rolled oil' clear of the car, in 1900 gave Hill (rep.), 39,020; Lord \! V 'N'5’ N. tion for the compliment paid him Suburban street ra ilway a nd other leg (dent,), 23,272. These returns indicate Would have the effect of amicably and \ thus escaping a similar fate- Presi nntl Grand Master Sargent then gave, islation; Ed. E. Murrell. John II. a republican loss of 14 per cent, speedily ending the deadlock. Gov. * dent Roosevelt. Gov, Crane and Secre him a pass which admits him to all Stone lias given the matter consider Site! 0 \ Schnettler, Charles F, Kelly, T, E. Al and a democratic ioss of nearly 12 tary Cortelyou were thrown together meetings of the brotherhood. able thought, and has announced that in the bottom of their carriage. bright. George F. Robertson, Louis per cent. On this basis the repub At this point the brotherhood ad Decker, John Helms, Charles A. Ouike, if a hill can be framed that will have The Prc-sulcnt’s Injuries. lican pJnralily should be aboiit 39,000. t •“ <; journed until nine o'clock Tuesday Adolph Madera, II, A. Faulkner. .Tillius Eleetion returns in the congressional the desired effect he will immediately Almost instantly a score of men morning and the public was admit Lehmann. Edmund Berscli. Otio Schu districts indicate that Congressman convene the legislature. ; M-T.V jumped to the heads of the fright ted to the Auditorium to hear the macher. John A. Sheridan. Charles J. Allen, in tlie First; Congressman Lit Last week move coal left the mining ^ ^ ^ ^ j ened horses and stopped their fur president’s address. While the au Denny. William Tamblyn, J. J. Ilanni- tlefield, in tlie Second; Congressman region than in any previous week ther' progress. Gov. Crane was the dience was being seated tlie band gan and Emile Hartman. Burleigh, in the Third, and Congress since the strike began. Statements first to get to his seat, escaping en reudvred “America,” the president Warrants were served on Messrs. E. man Powers, in the Fourth district, all have hcenmade by mining officials that tirely unhurt. He turned immediate and the others in tlie hall rising. E. Murrell. Schnettler. Albright, Rob the shipment for tlie last six won.big PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT republicans, are reelected by majori ly to the president, helped the latter Mayor Chambliss delivered a short ertson. Helms. Gutke, Faulkner. Schu ties but a little under those of two days aggregated 100,000 tons. The (Who Had a Narrow Escape from Death normal weekly output is aiittlemore Near Pittsfield. Hass.) t.o arise, and together they assisted address of greeting in which he wel macher and ITannigan. Albright and years ago. Secretary Cortelyou. The president’s comed to Chattanooga all the firemen, Faulkner were released on bonds of than 1,000,000 toils. Agent TCHiiam Craig, was instantly lip was cut and blood was flowing whether they came from Cauada. Mex S30.000 each. / -:-Se5 TO ATTACK MOROS. The number of men .at work killed. and David J. Pratt, of Dalton, from the wound. His clothing was ico or Oyster Bay. After an address of 3 ! u i ‘ r c 11V Slhtcnscjut. throughout the entire anthracite ter Gen. Clinffee Orders Gen, Smnncr fro who was guiding the horses attached much disarranged, and he was severe- welcome in behalf of the state by Gov. J. K. Murrell made the following ritory is difficult to obtain. It is safe to the vehicle, was seriously in McMillan and an address by Grand Mas Ulove- Agrn inst the U oslilcs in tlie to say. however, the number, compared statement for publication Monday: j»lau(l of Mindanao, jured. President Roosevelt himself ter Sargent, President Roosevelt was “ I have surrendered unconditionally to with the total number of workers (es was badly shaken up. but received introduced by Acting Grand Master timated at 143,000), is small, and that the circuit attorney and have made a Manila, Sept. 9.—Gen, Chaffee has only a slight facial bruise. Secre IlannahaU, full and free confession. I could no among those at work the certificate tary Cortelyou, who occupied a seat “ I believe emphatically.” he said, “ in ordered Gen. Sumner, commanding the miners are few. Coal is being cut in longer stand the agony I endured as a department of the Mindanao, to lead directly opposite the president in organized labor. The worth of an or fugitive from justice and the wrong some of the mines, but as far as can be the landau, sustained a minor wound ganization,” he continued, "depends a column against the Maein Moros. In. learned much of it is being done by done me by tlie parties just as guilty his order Gen. Chaffee suggests that in the back of the head, and Gov. upon its being handled with the cour as I, who made me their eatspaw. I “bosses,” who are experienced min Crane, who sat beside the president, age. the skill, the wisdom, the spirit of eight companies of infantry, two ers. The coal companies say they have am not permitted to give the details troops of cavalry and onehattery shall extricated himself front the wreck fair dealing as between man and man, of the evidence that I have put the cir long lists of names of men who are practically without a scratch. and the wise self-restraint which X am form at Cam;: Vicars, Island of Min ready to return to work, but are un cuit attorney in possession of. This danao. Moro. chiefs whose followers WitrtC-S-scd 1>>” HunOrefla. glad to be able to say your brother will all come out oil the trials, and I willing to take the chance because they hood lias shown.” have attacked American soldiers have fear violence. Wi th the coming of The president and party were driv am willing to go on the stand and tell rejected all friendly overtures. Tlie ing from this city to Lenox through “I feel that organizations like yours all 1 know. I held the key to the box cooler weather the companies look for have a tonic effect upon the whole body military records show that since the a break, believing that the relief now South, street, one o f the principal in the Lincoln Trust company contain Dayan fight Inst May the Moros have thoroughfares of Pittsfield, which politic. It is a good "thing that there ing the $75,000 bribe money to go to coining to the mine workers wall not should be a large body of our fellow made 12 attacks on American soldiers, hold out long, and that they will he was lined with cheeriug people, and the house of delegates upon the pas killing four Americans and wounding citizens who exercise the old qualities sage of the Suburban hill. This money compelled to return to prepare for the the catastrophe occurred in the plain 12, including on officer. view of hundreds, whose happiness o f courage, daring, and resolute, un was put up as the purchsise twice for winter. Which is usually a rigorous one flinching willingness to meet danger at in the mountain regions. at the advent of the nation’s chief the votes of the combine, that price BURNED TO DEATH. was suddenly turned to grief. need, and iliat there should be a pro ha ving been ’agreed upon. Zanesville, 0., Sept. S.—It was au The president and his party were fession whose members must year- in This ConiOiiie-. thoritatively denied Saturday that and year out display these qualities. I Tcrrihld- Vale o£ Two Little Girl* riding in an open landau, drawn hy “The combine of the bouse of dele "W hile Plnyiiijr In n Farm * President Roosevelt has made any four horses, en route fo r Lenox, The hope to see all our people develop the gates was composed o f 19 men. This cr\< Unrn, statement regarding the settlement president. Gov. Crane and Secretary softer, gentler virtues to an ever in combine- held frequent meetings in of the coal strike as published Sat GOT. CRANE. urday- morning. The president, it is Cortelyou were in the vehicle and (With the President at the Time of the creasing degree, but I hope never to the room adjoining the house of del St. rnul, Minn., Sept. 9.—A special Secret Service Agent Craig was On Accident.) see them lose the sterner virtues that egates’ chamber. There most of the from Aurora, S. B., says: Two little stated, on tlie same authority gave xlie box with Driver Pratt. The lan ly shaken up. Secretary Cortelyou malco men.” schemes to get money fo r votes were girls were burned to death here while out no interview of any kind in Phil Tlie president told of his trip over adelphia. dau was followed by balf a dozen had a severe wound in the back of concocted. playing in a barn. Edna, the only child other carriages. tile battlefield of Cliiekamauga Mon “I am not permitted to make tiie of G. D. Cheatham, and Alary, daughter Charleston. W. Va.. Sept. S.—The coal his head from which blood was flow day, and drew a lesson of tlie heroism miners’ strike in the Kanawha and New The trolley car raced down the hill, ing freely. operations of the combine on this of Fred Lilly, both children about from behind, being within sight- o f shown by the armies of the north and Jiiver fields, involviug 15.000 miners, D iriver Tlaill}'* H urt. particular matter public at this time. four years of age. Tlie alarm was tilc procession for half a mile and south. The men who composed these given by Air. Lilly's boy, who is sup which has been in existence since Driver Pratt was found unconscious armies, he said, possessed the require The purpose of the combine was to going at a speed of from, 40 to 50 miles control legislation and sell legisla posed to have been playing with the June 7. is practically at an end. Each in the road. His shoulder was dis ments of which good citizens are made. an hour. The carriages in the! rear tion for tlie benefit of tlie members little girls and set the fire. Although local union is instrugted to go back to located, his ankle sprained and his face He referred to the inscription on the managed to get out of the way, but of the combine. far beyond control when discovered, work on the best possible terms with badly cut and bruised. He was im monument raised by Kentucky to the out regard to the action of any other •the president’s was at the part of the ' R a id $2..“>00 f o r V o t e s . tlie fire was prevented from.spreading' mediately placed in the carriage and union and confederate soldiers from local. -Several of th e largest operators taken to the House of Mercy, where “ Shortly before the Suburban bill to other buildings, and the bodies se that state who fell on the battlefield. cured before they Were burned beyond in the New River field have made terms he was attended by Drs. Flynn and He read the inscription as follows: the combine sold their votes on tlie with their men ana will resume on Aion lighting bills for $47,503. This money identification. A horse was also ill the Paddock, who say that he will re “As we are united in life and they barn, and burned. day. No concessions have heen grant cover. united in death, let one monument per was handled hy Kelly, anti was paid ed, and. from the miners’ standxioint, Able to Resume .Tourney. petuate their deeds and one people, to the members of the combine at a YACHT CAPSIZED. tlie strike is a .complete failure, the The president and Mr. Cortelyou forgetful of ai] asperities, forever hold meeting arranged for that purpose, men returning to work attlie same rate at Julius Lehmann's house. Each went into a farmhouse and washed in grateful remembrance all the D i s a s t e r o n S;ii*in^.* -D uke N o n r G fa n c l as before the strike. There is great the blood from their faces, the presi glories of that terrible conflict which member of the. combine received $2,- ■* JI five n, Mich., in W hioK Two activity here -among the operators in 500.” dent’s mouth and Mr. Cortelyou’s head made all men free and retained every Liven Are Lost*, getting ready to start up. Evictions bleeding- a good deal. The president star on the nation's flag.” 11 rv.-iji all Gamjviiig-ning Tour. will stop now and old men will he given then directed that one of the other “ That is a good sentiment; that is Lincoln, Neb., Sept, 9.—W. J. Bryan Grand Haven, Afich... Sept, 9,—Harry employment were possible. Alost of carriages be brought up and that the a sentiment by which we can all stand.” began Monday a speech-making tour Ford, of Fruitport, and Afiss Effie tlie strikers are happy tliat it will soon trip he continued! exactly according to “And oh, my friends, that sentiment which will ..continue with little inter Reams, Of Kalamazoo, were drowned he over, as many- went out under pro programme, which was done. In each has as its underlying spirit a spirit of ruption until the November election. AConday noon in Spring lake. They test at the beginning. case, instead of makingan address.the brotherhood. I firmly believe in my In the evening lie made the opening ad were members of a yachting party of president explained briefly that there countrymen, and therefore I believe dress to the members of the grand seven. Their boat capsized. The bal VICTIM OF CANCER. had been a fatal accident, and that that the chief tilings necessary in or army at their -state reunion near Hast ance of the qiarty was rescued. Ford therefore lie would ask to he excused der that they should work together is ings. To-day he will open the cam was 22 years old, a son of J. C. Ford, of Ex-U ttiicfl States ScnzxtOT W illiam >T. from doing more than express his that they should know one another; paign for the democrats of Missouri at tlie Spring Lake Iron company. Ttoaeli. of XortH Dalcota? Dies thanks to his hearers for their greet that the men north should know the Joplin. B'e- will make Other political Ford could have saved himself, but in STcw York. ing. This was done at Lenox, Stock- southerner; that the men o f one occu was drowned in his attempt to rescue Speeches during the month in nearby New York, Sept. $.—William Nathan bridge, Great Barrington, Milford and pation should know the men of an states. Practically ail of October will Aiiss Reams, keeping her afloat ten Bridgeport. other occupation; so we may ail re minutes by swimming- with her. iel Roach, who was United States GEORGE B. CORTELTOU. be spent in Nebraska in the interest of Senator from North Dakota from 1S93 (President's Secretary, "Who Was Slightly Charjred Tritli Man.slaTijrliter. alize that the things-that divide us are the fusion state and congressional STiot IliH "Wife's Pni-lier. to 1S99, died here Sunday', He had Injured in the Accident.) Motorman Madden and Conductor superficial, are unimportant, and that tickets. we are and, must fiver be knit together Des Alpines, la., Sept. 9.—Aiarion been ill from cancer almost from his road where the space to the right of Kelly were arrested and charged with into One 'indissoluble- mass by common Murile.i"cd by Miners. .Tones, aged 23, fatally shot his father- coming to this city, where lie made his ■the trolley track was very narrow. manslaughter. Rail for the motor- American manhood.” WilkesbarrQ-, Pa.. Sept. 9.—Death and in-law, George Gable, at the latter’s home after retiring- from the senate. On each side of the chief ex man of $5,G0Q was furnished by ex- Knoxville, Tenn., Sept. 9.—Presi probably filial injuries were allotted home near Oskaloosa, Aionday. .Tones "Under special treatment here he pro ecutive’s carriage rode the mount Alderman Maurice if. Madden, his dent Roosevelt braved the elements to two Italian striking miners Mon is- under arrest. He went to Gable’s gressed favorably, and about a month ed troopers of the local cav brother, and Patrick H. Dolati, man late Monday afternoon and, in de day, They were attacked by pickets, farm to get his wife, aged 15 years, ago it was announced that lie was out alry company and the horsemen ager of the Pittsfield Street Railway whom he married eight months ago, company. Kelly was bailed in the fiance of a hard rainstorm was driven who ignored their claims to affiliation of danger. He suffered a relapse, how on the left of the landau had turned and beat them down with rocks and but whom her father had taken home. ever, and died after having been con on to the track with the trolley ear sum of $2,500 by Mr. Dolan. through streets lined with people to a stand on Main avenue, nearly a clubs. Sistino VnncosteUo, after be The two men quarreled and finally ex fined to his bed for ten months. immediatelybehind them, though some Bepruis Southern Tour. 'mile from the depot, where he spoke ing shot in the leg, was dashed to the- changed shots, Jones using a. shotgun yards distant. Alarmed hy the clang 'Washington, Sept. 6,—President A Dcssjicfrato Battle. to 12,000 people who stood in quiet ground by murderous blows of clubs, and Gable a revolver, but without ef ing gong, they both turned in their Roosevelt on Friday night began his fect. Later tlie quarrel Was renewed, Durant, I. T., Sept. S.—A bloody while a drenching rain poured down and while prostrate his brains were battle was fought about ten miles ■saddles and waved vigorously to the southern, tour with Chattanooga, beaten out. Frank Portav, his com when .Tones shot first. He claims he upon them. east of bere. Saturday night between anotorman to stop his car.. Almost at Tenn., as the objective point. The panion, was felled and then beaten un acted in self-defense. liiNtJi.nlly Ivilleil. Rev. IF. F. Whaley and liis two sons, the same instant Gov. Crane, who southern trip will be a somewhat conscious. He is expected to die. quickly perceived the danger, rose to hurried one and no stops wHl be Washington, Sept. 9.—While driv "William Calls l.t Serious. Alf and Ernest on one side, and J. If. his feet and likewise motioned to the made at points other than those an ing across the Baltimore & Ohio rail Blew Ills Head OIT. Berlin, Sept. 9.—The destruction of and T. A. Richardson and their broth motorman. nounced in the -itinerary already road track near Takonia Bark, sev- Ottumwa, la., Sept. 9.—Believing he the Hay tian rebel giinboat by the Pan er-in-law, Afr. Waltenbergcr, on f\ e Crttslies Into tUe Carrinsc. published, namely. Wheeling, AY. Va.; craL miles from this city, Monday was threatened with insanity Nelson ther created a sensation in Berlin, and olliw, in which the elder Whaley' was The latter in great excitement des Chattanooga, Knoxville, Tenn., and afternoon, Maj. Daniel O’Driscoll, one Rasmus, a farmer, 30 years old, resid is expected to lead to an exchange of killed, and Alf, his son, had both perately tried to stop his car. but it Asheville, N. C. The immediate- ob of Washington’s prominent lawyers, ing two miles south of Mt. Union, re diplomatic notes between the United arms shot to pieces, and J. A. Rich was too late. It crashed into the car ject of the president is to attend the was struck by a train and instantly paired to a cornfield with a shotgun, States and Germany. At the palace ardson received a severe flesh wound riage as a loud moan went up from convention of the Brotherhood of killed. He came to this city from placed the muzzle to his forehead, dinner given to tlie American generals in the tlng-li. There has been trouble the frenzied onlookers who thronged Locomotive Firemen, in whose work ! Chicago, where he was prominent pulled the trigger with his toe and to-night the kaiser said to Adjt. Gen. between the Whaleys and Richard the roadside, and who but a moment he has always shown a deep interest. both in the law and in politics. blew his head olf. Corbin, “ The matter is serious.” sons for the past few mouths. Swept l>j- Fire. O lil G-ruilgre C n iiscs aiurilei-. lllciv Out Ills llrains. Gcriii’-nn -Arwy 3[euenrcB.s. Des Moines, la., Sept. 9.—The Willis Knoxville, Tenn., Sept, 9.— Neil Afuscatine. la.. Sept, 9.—Because the Frankfort-on-the-Oder, Sept. S.—In R.eVoliitfonary' General Dies. Post Ollicc RoliTicd. lumber yard at Gilmore, la., was total Overton, a member of a prominent grandparents of 14-year-old Harvey Barcelona, Venezuela, Sept. C.—Gen. Tazewell, Tenn., Sept. 6.—The pest preparation for the autumn maneu ly destroyed by fii'e, -sustaining a loss family of Claiborne county, Tennes Applegate, an orphan, insisted that he vers, which begin next Tuesday, 92,000 Domingo Monagas, commander of the office here was robbed Thursdaynight. of $20,000. Counselman’s elevator, see, was shot to death by Eli Breed start to school, the boy, who had, ex troops are spreading over the country principal army of Gen. Matos, the The safe was blown open and $400 in Rollins’ general store, the post office en in a blind tiger at Cumberland pressed a wish to become a farmer, leader of the revolution, died Septem stamps, $50 of the money order fund, side in two armies—one is marching te and Cofliy’s barber shop were also Gap, Ky. An old grudge was the blew out his brains athisliomein Alon- the eastward from here byr various ber I at La Pascua, of stomach trouble. $50 of Postmaster Davis’ money and wiped out, entailing a total loss of cause of the shooting'. tezuma. His death is a great loss to the revo two registered letters were taken. parallelroads, wliilethe other is march $50,000. A restaurant and printing of ing westward from Posen. lutionary cause. t V o m a n STif7i*a£;i.s-t E iee7s X,i£e. Suovr Rciiortwl, In Three States, fice were damaged. St. Louis, Sept. 9.—Mrs. E. P. John Duluth, Alinu,, Sept. 9.—Masters of Dtnrvctl to Death. A. Dozen Hull dings IJarnTd. Omaha, Neb., Sept. 5.—Forecaster Coming; to America. son, the well-known woman suffragist, incoming vessels at this port report Danbury'. Conn-! Sept, 8.—Wilson F. Sioux City, la., Sept, 6.—Fire swept; Welsh, of the weather bureau, lias London, Sept, 9.—Gen, Botha’s sec committed suicide at her home here snow on Lake Superior Aionday, the Tlirali, an optician, -74 years old, died away the business portion of Savage, reports which indicate frosts Wednes retary, Air. Brci.loner, said that the Monday. Insanity, which is supposed first of the season. Flurries of snow here from starvation. Thrall declared Neb., destroying1 12 buildings and day night in northwestern Nebras Boer generals expect their tour of to have resulted from the bite of a mad are believed to have been quite gen- two months ago that lie would eat no causing approximately; loss o f over ka, portions of South Dakot-a and the United States to occupy six dog, is Inlieved to have led to the sui ;ral on the eastern end of Lake Su more and refused food after that ex $20,000. - western Iowa, mouths. cide, • - ...... perior. cept when forced to eat,
* AIM: IOWA MAN hllCEIG-AN STATE NEW S. DEATH LIST INCREASED. NOTED AUTHOR DEAD. Edwjirii Jflgrsricsston, Who Wrote Discovers *t.lie Eight Thing at the ICillc.fl by n; 2>Kol>. At Lenst 1,000 Pcr«on« TletJOrlctl MOTHER ANP DAUGHTER • Bight Time. Joseph la Barge was killed at lion- Iville
The H ot Blast Airtight Florence burns soft coal or slack, all o n th e street the smoke and gases. No filling up of the stove pipe or fine with soot. No dirt inside or outside the house. It will burn hard coal and ali the gases which escapes from the hard coal base burner. It will burn coke just the same as hard or soft coal. It will burn wood and sawdust, wet or dry. It will produce less than half the 1 12 guaranteed triple plate. THTD.m, SGPZ. , ashes than any other stove on earth, with any kind of fuel. The price will be The H ot Blast Airtight Florence will be on exhibition, in full as a Slack burner. operation,
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Enquire of In the line of confectionery R y e ...... — ..,4 5 c . was a guest at the Baintou home a few Mrs. Alf. Richards visited in Benton Sunday, Sept, 14th, is the day on MRS. STEVE ARNEY we sell the best made, the Flour, per bbl. ?* 10 $5.20. davs the past week. Harbor several days, the latter part of Which Mr. Kinley’s death will be mem Mrs- Ed. Link and son Bert of "'V II- purest.' the sweetest, Live H ogs.____ ,8-1.00 lastweek. orialized quite generally throughout liamstc n, Mich'., and MrsLJoseph Mc and the nicest—rich Honey...... ______lSc Miss Lutie Longfellow and friend, the country. Adams of Decatur visited at the home ' anti well made. Live poultry______Go to 7c. Miss Pearl Prince, of Galien called on W. H. Keller; wife aud children spent F. L. Raymond last week. Hay______810 per ton Buchanan friends TLurS day Sunday in Elkhart Visiting Mrs. Kellar’s “ Ob, doctor,” asked the lady, “is it Baled Hay____ 55(i*65 per 100 lb Mrs. M. L. Os wold returned to her sister. true that people are sometimes buried Ed. Jeffires of Boston was the guest of alive?" “None of my patients ever are,” A ruckle's worth pleases Lard, retail 14c home in Hartford on Thursday evening, I. L. H. Dodd and family the latter part Regular meeting of Buchanan Lodge answered the doctor reassuringly. the child. A nice box Salt, retail 81-00 after a visit with her daughter, Mrs. of last week. Mr. Jeffiries and Mr, will pie as e Beans 81.40 F. M, Ward. No. GS, F. & A. M., Monday evening John Jarvis has bought the property' Dodd w.ere old-time friends, and had Sept. 15, 1903. Work on A. E. degree. occupied by Henry Smith, on North a n y o n e. “Co v e r t L u s t r e ” Waterproof Shoe not met for some time past and undoubt Polish dries instantly. Wifi not smn S. Sc o t t . Portage street, and is now nicely set edly both enjoyed the meeting. If this paragraph in your paper is tled in their new home- Mr. Smith has marked with a blue cross (X) it indicates clothes. Made by “ Covert Lustre” Shoe Mrs. William Brocens returned Thurs day from Battle Creek, after a week's moved in the house formerly occupied that your subscription has expired. We Polish Co, Berrien Springs, Mich. visit with her son. She was accompa by Mr. Sweet on the same street, he ...VAN’S BAKERY,. would he pleased to have you call and Fain ci s, t rix a your carriage to Alex nied home by her little grandson. having bought that property. Mr. BUCANAN, MICH. renew the same. Fredeuhnrg, 14 miles south of Buchan Sweet has moved in the house with Mr an, on the farm of Charles Howe. He L. E. Wood of Pokagon, well-known Raymond. Mr. and Mrs. Harris hav MAILS CLOSE will make your old carriages look new in Buchandn, has gone to Providence, ing returned to their home in Decatur and he will repaint and R, I. While there he will take the 33d taking Mr. Raymond’s children with We print the following time card, he Foley’s Honey and Tar is peculiarly degree iu Masonry them. lieving it will be of iuterest to many: adapted for chronic throat troubles and Air. and Mrs. Joseph Miller and Mrs East—Local. 9.15 a m : through, will positively cure bronchitis, hoarse Foley’s Honey and Tar 12.15 p m; through, 4.45 p m. D. Brownfield of South Bend called on ness and all bronchial diseases. Refuse friends and relatives here, last Wednes for children,safe,sure. No opiates. Summer time card of the side wheel [ fl Jewelery XT ( "WEST— Chicago Only, 8.20 a m ; substitutes. Sold by tv, it, Brodrick. day and Thursday. steamers, “ City of Chicago.” “ City o f through, 12.15 p in; local, 3.15 p m; Milwaukee,” and the ‘'C. W . Moore." j U ..Store.. R j through, 5.45 p in. F o r R e n t :—Four nicely located Roy Hamilton, baggageman at theM.. running between Benton Harbor St, Jo The office opens at 7 a in aud doses at rooms, unfurnished. Would like to C. depot, had the misfortune to sprain seph and Chicago: r j rent to family without children. En 7.30 p m; except Saturday. 8.80 p m. his left wrist Monday caused by falling LEAVE ARRIVE |). To make room for new Fall *5 quire of Mrs. Mary Myler, Front street. from a box car. He is unable to attend BENTON HARBOR BENTON HARBOR 1 Stock,- X am making the J A R O U N D . T O W N . Foley’s Kidney cure makes the diseas his duties, and Mr. Godfrey is filling 7 00 am da‘y ex Sun 2 30 pm da’y ex Suu 3 00 pm da’y ex Sun 5 30 pm da’y ex Sat £ following cuts in (, ed kidneys sound so they will eliminate the vacancy for a few daj’s. f Pi'ices j 9 00 pin daily and Snn poisous from the blood. Sold by w. N. Miss Bernice W orth, who had a posi 5 30 am daily t 1 Oats, 80c at Bainton Bros. Brodrick. tion as science teacher in our schools 7 00 pm Sat only ^ $1.00 Alarm Clock $ -75 J OR 10e; Gasoline 13c. at Del Jordans for next vtar has accepted a position at Foley's Kidney dire makes the diseas LEAVE ST. JOSEPH ARRIVE ST JOSEPH grocery. Marinette, Wis., where she lias taught £ 3.00 Kitchen Clock 1.75 '(j ed kidney sound so they will- elimiate 7 30 am da’y- ex Sun 1 30 am da’y ox Sun before, at a much larger salary than she 5 00 pm da’y ex Sun 4 30 pin da’y ex Sat ^ 1.50 Rogers T Spoons .75 3 IS lbs. Granulated Sugar for 81 at Del the poisons from the blood. Sold by w was to receive hero. 10 80 pm daily and Sun 1 l Jordan’s. N Brodrick. G 00 pm Sun only 3 30 am daily Oats aud corn ground. 81-35 per cwt- Avoid serious results o f kidneys or WANTED—A T r u s w o r t h y G e n t l e G 00 pm Sat only '4 Solid gold Rings J* 2 00 pm Snn only at Bainton Bros. bladder disorder by taking Foley’s Kid mauorlady in each county to manage business for an old established house of Mrs. E. Parkinson was a Michigan ney cure, sold by w . N. Brodrick. 1 25 PER CENT OFF c solid financial standing. A straight, LEAVE CHICAGO ARRIVE CHICAGO, City visitor Moudny. Mrs. J. J. Van Riper and daughter. bona fide weekly cash salary of 81S. 00 30 am da’ y ex Sun 11 30 am d’y ex Sun 12 30 noon daily ex 9 00 pm da’y ex Sun Miss Adah, of Niles, were guests at the paid by check each Wednesday with all trp It On! ^ ...... and sci on ^ Frank Mersou transacted business iu expenses direct from headquarters. Sat and Suu 3 30 am daily. Chicago on Monday, home of Mr, aud Mrs. A. A. Worthing 11 30 pm daily 10 80 pm Sun only. Money advanced for expenses. Manager, Come in aud try on one of the ton the latter part of last week. 840 Caxton Bldg,, Chicago. 2 00 pm Sat only if Goods always the best! Al- £ Many attended the carnivals at Do new Dunlap Latest Style 82.50 10 am Sun only Alfred Richards left Saturday for Hats—-you'll find your size here J wavs tiiecheanest wagiac aud South Bend last week. The editor may read the proof of a Benton Harbor. He returned Sunday and you’ll find just the shape The right is reserved to change this 1 newspaper four times and pass repeat Attorney A. A . Worthington transact accompanied by his wife who had visit and color to suityou, Honestly schedule without notice. edly over the same error without notic we don’t believe it has an equal V ed business in St. Joseph Monday. ed there for the past few days. ing iu All newspaper men will tell von for the price; we know it has no J. S. MORTON, n superior. This is “ the" hat W. SCOTT JONES The Elks of South Bond cleared about An unknown man ended his life, last so. But jnst as the press is stopped and SEC, an d T r r a s . 85,000 last week from their carnivals, Wednesday night, by jumping from the store, all the time. .' . ‘ r The Reasonable Jeweler the paper is printed iu its complete J. H. GRAHAM, . City of Chicago, while enroute for Chi 1 Fl L,. Raymond visited his children shape there stands that error out in Pres, and Gen Mor. r. and other relatives in Decatur, Sunday. cago. The body was not recovered. front of him so big that he cannot see JOHN M.0RHIS DOCKS—Chicago, foot of Wabash ave; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith of Detroit anything else, and this is the reason it St. Joseph- E. A. Graham; Ben Misses Ruth Hunter and Hina Holli THE LEADER IN GENTS’ FURNISHINGS, came to this place on Monday, called is so easy to edit a newspaper after it is ton Harbor, North Water Street, day spent Sunday with friends in South HATS, CAPS, AND SHOES. here on account of the serious illness of printed. Ex, Buchanan, : : : Michigan Chicago Telephone No. 2163 Central. Bend. Mrs. Smith’s father, Mr. Chas. Simmons Mr. Chas. McCoy of Chicago is visit Miss Carrie Lewis of Buchanan is the ing Buchanan relatives and friends this guest- of Mrs. A. Russell and other Ben Week. ton Harbor friends. Miss Lewis leaves SAY ! Misses Orma Babcock and Hazel soon to take a course in the Indianapo Miles spent last w eek attending the car lis kindergarten school.—Benton Har nival at Dowagiac, bor News. OUR 1902 Mrs. Mae Godfrey is able to be out Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ashby and child do you need anj* blankets again, after a,long and tedious confiue- ■s. or robes, if yon do, it will spent Sunday with their lather, Will Evans, in South Bend. mentcaused by being struck by the mail pay yon to took our line of hag thrown from the fast mail. She goods oxer. W e save you Isn’t it strange?—A man makes a fuss was also able to enjoy a short visit at money on. good goods, call if his wife tells him things about him Dowagiac Saturday. and look them over it won't self that are absolute facts. FALL cost you anything but you The Elkhart Review says: “ Elkhart maybe benefited by it. :: :: Capt, J. F . Peck aud wife left Mon does not want any more carnivals. One day morning for Denver, Colo., for a has been a great sufficiency from every few week’s visit with theirsons. point of view. The Gaskill-Mundy company carried away too much of oiir Avoid; serious results o f kidney and money to please the citizens who wish OPENING bladder disorder bv taking Foley’s Kid will for Elkhart.” ney Cure. Sold bv w N Brodrick. COOK & COOK A Pennsylvanian to cure amangy dog Holla Black was in Buchanan las -* tied two sticks of dynamite to it’s tail * ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ week and made a snort stop, leaviug but forgot to tie the dog. The dog took Thursday evening for his home in Chi refuge under the house and now the cago. SALE man with the bright idea is consulting * ■»"1 f o v 't ■0 1 't *v a T r w r r o t The Bethany class of the M. B. Sun an architect. Not enough of the dog* day school will picnic at Clear Lake, in was left to determine whether a cure Dr. E. S. Dodd & Son J 4 French and German manufacturers in new the n&ar future. No date has not yet had been effected. d r u g g i s t s a n d ! i 4 * Madalion applique Galoons and Madalions BOOKSELLERS been decided. A clergyman was much surprised one in black, white and dainty color combina o "We open the season with the greatest B&diaijaiij « lyiiclxi^au I The ladies of thr Grand Army of the day at receiving a basket of potatoes tions, new fish scale Galoons andMedalions Republic will give a supper at the G. from an old woman in the parish with a variety of domestic and imported fabrics new all over laces and Jetted Nets, new A R. Saturday, the 13th, at G o’clock, message sajung that as he had remark of every description and at prices low be lace and Jetted collars with Galoons price 15c. All are cordially invited to ed in his sermon on the previous Sun yond comparison. to match. attend. By order of Committee. day that some “ common taters” (com « mentators) did not agree with him, she Mr. aud, Mrs- George Searls returned had sent him some real good ones—Ex. SPECIALS IE 0UK SIGHT Thursday from an extended visit with * SfiVflUCE SSLE OF FIIf?S. Have the largest and best friends and relatives in Montana,, Ne Public Sale O 4 stock of school books new braska, aud other Western points. Mr. This ie your opportunity to buy your 4 * W e offer eight leadersm ladies black mercerized and second hand, besides Searls enjoyed the trip, but was quite Having decided to leave the farm I winter furs, as you can get the choicest 4 skirts, which in material, workmanship and prices » Tablets, Ink, I’eneils, Slates ill during bis stay. will sell at public auction on mv farm, Skins early in the season and September 4 and all School S applies. 4 miles west of Buchanan and 34 miles are not equalled anywhere. 7601— Fine Mercerized * Mr. T. O. Bison of Auburn, Ind., ar prices will mean a material saving in 4 Perfumery, Toilet Articles, north of Davton on Sateen petticoats, flounces, lined with mercerized rived in town Thursday evening for a 4 add Dodd’s German Cough WEDNESDAY, SEPT- 17, ’03 pn'ice to yon, , percaline with four cords above two fluted aQ ruffles. Dust r u ffle s ...... JoC 4> Balsam, Dodd’s Vegetable few days visit with friends and rela Horses, Cattle, Hogs, Hav, Implements tives. He left on Saturday for a three t 7603 and 7605—Fine Mercerized Sateen petticoats 4 Liver Pills. -. .• _■ .- 12 months time will be given with 7 per weeks visit in Jackson. The A rgus Van Dyck plaited flounce, or deep Anted flounces cent interest JOHN WELLS 4* 0PEHIU& SALE OP 4 will inform Mr: Elson of the news of his 4 finished with ruffles and wide stitched | |o » old home. 4 Dominac Couuant, an Italian employ 7613 and 1652—Extra fine Mercerized Sateen ed an the road of the Michigan Central, % petticoats Yan Dyck pleated flounce, three * MONEY! 4* Our showing- of fancy wool and silk rows of fluted hemmed ruffles. Dust ruffles. 1.50 received a painful accident on Monday. waistings is not surpassed anywhere for DODD’S SARSAPARILLA He was placing a heavy rail on a ear 4* 7607—Extra fine Mercerized Sateen petticoats % variety, style and exclusiveness. All the with side plaid (honeycomb platiny) flounces finished 75 CENTS PER BOTTLE when it slipped and tore two fingers Do you wish to have some? Then save 4» better grades being in one and two pat on top with straps and on bottom with wide fluted 4 from his left hand. Dr. Garland dress your money by buying your Groceries 4» ruffles. Best value ever offered at the price of $1.89. 4 ed the wound. at Del Jordan’s Grocery, where you can 4* terns only. A young man went to call upon his: get them at almost wholesale prices. 7655—Extra fine Mercerized Sateen petticoats, 4 sweetheart. The girl poked her head Look at these prices: fancy flounce of flutting, headed by Van Dyck rnch- 4 * out of the bathroom door and cried, 1 lb 30cM & J Coffee 20 | KEW f>FESS TfilM IM S. ing drop skirt showing two flounces at bottom $2.15. 4» > Purchase your “ Hello, Jack!” “ Hellol” Jack replied, 1 “ 25 Golden Rio Coffee 18 4 Our 1902 fall opening sale we partici 7629—Extra fine Mercerized Sateen petticoats; 4 “ come down.” “I can’t; I am taking a 1 “ good coffee 10 4 Van Dyck set on trimmed with two ruffles and hav pated in a large importation of the newest 4 bath and haven’t anything on, ’’ was the Lion, XKXX and Arbuekles per lb 124 * ing two hem-stitched tucks put on with cords^ 4 and daintest productions of the famous finished with ruebing. Dnst ruffle. ... s2.63 4 LUMBER hesitating reply- “ Well,” said Jack, 70c Japan Tea, this week 60 4» “ slip on something and come down.” GOc “ “ “ “ 50 4 Then the girl slipped on the stair and 35c package Japan Tea dust 23 4 4 LIME came down. IS lbs best Granulated Sugar 81 00 4 4 * % Mr. and Mrs. John Graham left Mon Clothes Pins, per dozen )1 4 4 One 25 lb sack Daisy Fleur 45 AND day for their new home, 740 Sedgwick One 251b sack Bainton he®} patent 55 8 5 street, Chicago. The citizens of this Do not forget to try a pound of 30c place regret very much to loose Mr. and CEMENT. M & J coffee which I am selling for 20c. B. ft. Desenberg &Bto. Mra Graham as they have been resi OF dents of this place for the past twenty- J ill goods promptly de Tlie One Price Double Store five years, and were ever ready to lend a livered helping hand to the best interests of the Buchanan,-- WM. MONRO village and county, but nevertheless we Michigan wish them prosperity and happiness in |||IIII[I‘!!!H!ihIll|||||IIlllIIlllIIIiIIIIIIIIIII the windy citv. DEL JORDAN
■s *. The percentage of the baseball clubs The international trades union con TAKES HIS OWN LIFE. ■\VJiciv i l i c D a y IV e x it to S le e p . B u c h a n a n A r g u s in the American league for tlie seven gress in London rejected a resolution Once upon a time, from behind the cur days ended September 7 were: Phil for the establishment of a court for tain of darkness, came smiling day, and, wrapped. In the gray dawn, took its bath P. A. GRAFFOXT, Publisher. adelphia, .578; Boston, ,564; St.Louis, compulsory arbitration of labor dis William Bartholin Commits Suicide in the sparkling dew.* Then its morning From the Treasurer of the- .560; Chicago, .552; Cleveland, .513; putes. garment was changed to a cloth of gold, new Young People’s Cliristian Tem BUCHANAN. : : MICHIC-AN Washington, .441; Detroit, .404; Balti Elections for members of the Near RieeviUe; la. made by the sun. The day wore on/ Through the hours it perance Association, Elizabeth. more, .390. laudsthing insure tlie ratification of Went wearing a smile of satisfaction, until The percentage of the baseball clubs the treaty providing for the cession the donning of the more somber evening Caine, Fond du Lac, W is. in the National league for tlie seven of the Danish West Indies to the Leaves a Confession Exonerating dress, after which it was wrapped in the days ended September 7 were: Pitts United States. Men UntiCT A rrestas Accom plices mantle of the night. “D e a r Alns. P e t k i i a m : — I want to floral—Even tiie day has its dose.—N. Y. burg, .742; .Brooklyn, .529; Boston. An official statement says that the in Murder of Mother und tell you and all tbe young; ladies of tlie: 1 WEEK’S RECORD Heraid. country, bow grateful I am to you for: casualties of tlie British in tlie war Minnie Mitchell. .509; Cincinnati, .500; Chicago, .492; St. all the benefits I have received from, Louis, .462; Philadelphia', .411; New in South Africa were: Killed, 5,774; CURE FOR ASTHMA. using Lydia 33. Einkliam’s Vege All tlie Xews of tlie Past Seven York, .34S. wounded, 23,029; died of wounds or RieeviUe, la., Sept. S.—The body Free* Sam ple P-ndcnscs "W ill Be* Given, table Compound. I suffered lor- Days Condensed. The transport Buford, with soldiers disease, 16,16s. which was buried here Saturday to kill SnlTerers. from Manila, reached San Francisco. The pope lias confirmed t.lie ap morning1 and 'which was believed to Sufferers frpm Asthma, Hay Fever or Charles A, Percy successfully made pointment of Rt. Rev. John AI. Far be that of William Bartholin, was Bronchitis will be 'interested to learn that Dr. It. Bchiffinann’s “ Asthma Cure" in HOME AMD FOREIGN ITEMS a trip through the whirlpool rapids ley, tlie auxiliary bishop of New exhumed Sunday afternoon and posi stantly relieves the most violent attack, Of Niagara in a boat of his own con York, in succession to the late Arch tively identified as that of the Chi insures comfortable sleep and has effect struction. bishop Corrigan. cago double murderer. The identifi ed cures in thousands of cases that had News of tlio Industrial Held, Personal President Roosevelt visited the bat German gunboat Panther sinks the cation was made by William Aliteli- previously tried every other remedy in vain. tlefields of Chiekamauga, Missionary Ho waiting for results. Its action is imme and Political Items, Happenings Find inis t government gunboat Crete- ell, a brother of one Of Bartholin’s diate. direct and certain. So firm is his ridge. Lookout mountain and Orchard a-Picrrot in Connives harbor, Hayti. victim*:, and Detective Andrew Ro confidence that the doctor requests this at Home and Abroad. knob. Increasing depredations by bandit han, o f Chicago, who arrived here paper to announce that he has sent ’to drug Wilson F. Thrall, an optician, 74 gangs in Cuba may compel the Unit gists of this town, as well as to all other Sunday morning from Chicago1, Dr. ilruggisfcs in this country, sample packages years old, died at Danbury, Conn., ed States to establish a temporary A. J. Coey. of Chicago, who came of his remedy which will be given free to THE SEWS FROM A IL THE WORLD from self-imposed starvation. military force there to put down the here with Detective R oh nit, cut out sufferers of above complaints, who apply The packers are said to have aban troublesome outlaws. tlie lower jaw of tlie dead murderer, promptly, thus offering an opportunity to doned. nil attempt to form a beef trust such as nave not yet tried the remedy to DOMESTIC. which contained the two gold- make a personal test which will convince President Iioosevelt had a narrow es because of opposition of stockmen. LATER. cfOwned teeth which bare figured so the most skeptical. cape from death and was slightly in The miners’ strike entered its eight President Roosevelt attended the largely in the description sent broad Persons failing for any reason to receive jured in a collision between his car eenth week with no prospect of settle a sample'package from their druggist will convention of tlie Firemen’s Brother cast 'throughout tlie country for pur receive one free by mail by sending name riage and a trolley ear near Pittsfield, ment. hood at Chattanooga, was made an poses v.f identification. The jaw will and address (enclosing 2 cent stamp for Mass. Secret Service Agent Craig was The C’hocktaw Indians of Missis lie taken to Chicago by tlie detective. postage} to Dr. B. Schiffmann, Box S14, eight months l'rom suppressed men honorary member of the order and in struation. and it effected my entire* killed and Secretary Cortelyou sippi nave accepted Indian territory an, address paid high tribute to rail Discovery of (lie Hotly. St. Paul. Minn. Stunned. The carriage was demolished allotments of 230 acres each and will system until I became weak and debil road men. Bartholin's body was found last Selfishness is the most contemptible char itated, and at times felt that I bad a. and one horse killed. The president move there. The safe of 1,lie Hubbard (O.) post of Friday afteimoon about six miles acteristic of human nature, yet it is the hundred aches m as many places. X lias returned to his home at Oyster Five freight wrecks occurred on the fice was drilled: open by burglars and from RieeviUe by J. G. Pratt, a resi most common.—H. Y. Herald. only used the Compound for a few Hay. Pennsylvania railroad between Johns robbed of $1,050. dent of RieeviUe. Air. Pratt was driv weeks, hut it wrought a change in me Five men were killed at Williams The Nielcel Flute Rond. town and Harrisburg and two per Airs. Ataria A'a nee. of Danville, Ind., ing to Elma and when passing- a flax which I felt from the very beginning. burg, S'. Y., by the collapse of a steel sons were killed, Travelers East or West will find that the I have hecn very regular since, ha ve ho. at the advanced age of 91 years is just rates by this line are the lowest to be had, tank under which they were working. Airs. Bohn Doley and Airs. .Tolin pains, and find that my entire body is. learning to read. with every facility for comfortable travel. as if it was renewed. I gladly recom Attorney General Knox, after con Carney, sisters, met in Springfield, Q.. Returns from the Araine election in Colored porters, uniformed, are provided, sidering the long delayed report of after a, separation of 51 years of whose special duties are to attend to the mend L y d ia E. Einkb&iu’s Vege dicate that the republicans reelect table Compound to everybody.”— Commissioner o f Labor Carroll D. fruitless searching on the part of wants of passengers without regard to the Gov. Hill by 30,000 plurality and reelect class of tickets held, and greatest care is Aliss E l i z a b e t h Ca i x e , 69 AY. Division. Wright, concludes that 'Prvddent Mrs. Doley. , the four congressmen. given to ladies traveling alone or accom St., Fond du Lae, Wis.1—$5000 forfeit If Roosevelt is powerless to interfere An agreement with France extend Airs. E. P. Johnson, the well-known panied by children. Modern day coaches, atone testimonial is not genuine. Pullman sleeping cars and Dining car serv At such a time the greatest aid to* in the anthracite miners’ strike. ing important trade advantage to woman suffragist, committed suicide A negro named Hog Wilson was ice of highest order. Meals on American nature is L y d ia E . 3?iiikkam JS Porto Rico has been proclaimed by at her home in St. Louis. club plan Irani oo cents to §1.00 for each per hanged near Stephens. Ark., by a V e g e ta b le C om p ou n d . It prepares- the president. During the present year 32 persons son; also a la Carle service. Yo excess fare the young system for the coming mob for assaulting a young woman. Brig. Gen. William H. Forwood, sur have been killed in climbing the Alps on any train. Pee that your tickets read via the Nickel Plate Road. change, and is the surest reliance fo r The report of Carroll B. Wright, the geon general of the army, has been in Austria. woman’s ills of every nature. commissioner of labor, on the anthra relieved of active duly and succeeded Millions of feet of valuable timber The Invalid.— yokelcigh*5 health is Bias. FUnkham. invites all cite coal strike, says there is no conii- by Gen. Robert M. O'Reilly. have been destroyed by forest fires in gone, eh ? What became of if /' “He drank young ivoiaea v.-Iio are ill to- dence between employer and employe, Tlie coal miners’ strike in the Kan Colorado. it.*—P u c k .______ivi-ite her for free advice, Ad and this he believes is one of the chief awha and New River fields in West The democrats of the Twelfth Aiiehi- . Arkansas is thebest field for safe and prof dress Lynn, Mass. causes o f the difficulties. Virginia, involving 15.000 miners, gan district have nominated John Pow itable investments in America.. \Vriie lor Edward Besun (colored), charged which lias been in existence since prospectus. Arkansas Mutual Investment er. of Escanaba. for congress. Do., Wynne, Arkansas. with chasing a white girl, was shot and June 7. has ended. Jim Wright and John Templeton, killed by a mob at East St. Louis. 111. Herman and Henry Brener (broth noted desperadoes, were killed by a Some music hath charms that Would drive A score of persons were injured, 13 ers) and A. C. Aliller were drowned sheriff's posse near Rogersville, Tenn. a savage to drink.—Chicago Daily Yews. or more seriously, in a cable-car crash near Kalamazoo, Aticli., by the up Identification of the RieeviUe (la.) in Chicago. I am sure Piso’s Cure for Consumption setting of a boat. suicide asW. J. Bartholin, murderer of saved my life three years ago.—Mrs. Tkos. Because they could not get work. his mother and Minnie Mitchell in Chi WILLIAM BARTHOLIN. Bobbins, Maple Street. Norwich, N. Y., VIA Barnes B. Taylor and his wife com- PERSOXAT, AND POTMTICAD. cago. was completed by Dr. H. C. Feb. IT, 1000. 5 roited suicide at Des Moines.la. field saw tlie body lying against a Edward Eggleston, clergyman, nov Waacli, Bartholin’s dentist. stack Li flax. Thinking it. was a man Gov. Stone, of Pennsylvania, is said elist and historian, died at liis home at Araj. Daniel O’Driscoil. at one time He who seeks happiness for others is sure to have told bis friends of his inten asleep lie paid no attention, but on to find it ioi- h in) seif.—N. Y. Herald. L„ke George, N. Y., aged 65 years. law partner o f President McKinley, returning- found the man still there, tion to call the legislature in extra The democrats have nominated was killed’by the cars in Washington. To Cure n. Cold in One Day -session to end tlie coal strike. A Confession. Franklin K. Lane, of San Francisco, The seventeenth national encamp Coroner T. S. Carpenter was noti Take Laxative Broiuo Quinine Tablets. All TO The receipts of the treasury de for governor. ment of the Union Veteran union will druggistsrefund money ir it fails to cure. 25c. partment for the mouth of August fied and tlie body was removed to an Iowa democrats in convention nt be lield in Washington October 9, 10 undertaking- establishment at Rlce- Their General Orders. OHIO, INDIANA ■ were $48,603,812, and the expendi Des Afoines rejected a resolution to and 11. A Washington boy, sou of a well-known tures 542,650,000. ville. There J. B. McCook, editor of a official of the District government, is home and KENTUCKY reaffirm specifically the Kansas City Afrs. Sarah Burnley celebrated her RieeviUe paper, discovered that the Bailey Kerekas, of Lowell, Midi., is platform. Richard Burke, of Ala- one hundredth birthday at her home for a brief visit from iris station at Colum dead man bore a striking resem bus Barracks, Ohio, he being a second lieu -charged with the attempted murder of liaska, was nominated for secretary near Lauesville. Ind. Tuesday, September 16, 1902. blance to tlie published pictures of tenant in the United .States army* A large George Merritt by poisoned headache of state. William Atoble.v, a negro who at tlie Chicago murderer. On searching number of recruits are being* “licked, into powder. The Ohio democratic convention tempted to assault a young white shape**at Columbus Barracks, and the young In Northwestern Nebraska, portions the clothing the following letter was officer has a store of amusing anecdotes re LOW RATES nominated Rev. Herbert S. Bigelow, girl, was hanged by a mob near Wts- lating to the “‘rookies,** says the Washing o f South Dakota and western Iowa nona, Oa. found: of Cincinnati, for secretary of state, “To Whom It Atay Concern: I ton Star. TO frosts have occurred. •aid indorsed the Kansas City plat Arassacbusetts socialists have nomi One of the recruits was "walking past as wish to state that I am tlie Bartholin The Odeon theater in Cincinnati has form. nated John C. Chase, oE Haverhill, for a sentinel when he was approached by the the police are looking for. I also officer of the day, and asked to repeat his INDIANAPOLIS and return, been burned at a loss of 590.000, and The democrats o f Wisconsin have governor. wish to certify that I had no assist instructions. The reply was: Music hall was damaged to the extent nominated David S. Rose, mayor of Mil The sum o f gold now in the United “ Walk this post, keeping always on the C IN C IN N A T I and return, ance of any kind from anyone. o f $10,000. waukee, for governor.: The platform States treasury (5573,936,194) exceeds alert, and don't let any dis-re-pufce-able peo- Thompson, d a ffy and Counselman . pic in, except officers* wives and families.** LO U ISV ILLE and return, Edgar V. Einstein & Co., proprietors deals mainly in state issues and de that of any previous time in the his are all as innocent as an unborn ^ Another sentinel, in reciting his instruc o f a large department store at Harris nounces Gov. La Follette. tory of the country. tions, said: D A Y T O N and return, child, and should be freed at once. burg, Pa., failed fo r $117,000. Nebraska socialists have nominated Frank Tousey, the founder of ■*T must not let any children go outside “I cannot go into details in regard SPRIN G FIELD and return, It is said tha t New York and Chicago George E. Bigelow fo r governor. Judge, died in New York city, the post alone, unless accompanied by their to the crime. They were not planned. mothers or nurses/* capitalists are about to invest $5,000,- The republicans have nominated ,T. K. Arnrrell. agent of St. Louis mu S A N D U S K Y and return, 000 in buying 300 coal yards. Henry C. Adams for congress in the It was all Minnie and I could do. Afy nicipal boodlers. returned from Mcx- UNABLE TO RISE. COLUM BUS, O. and return. A . J. Cummings & Co., one of the Second Wisconsin district and the dem- ieo, confessed to,the grand jury, and mind is wandering. Such a drop in largest brokerage houses in Pittsburg, ocratsha ve nominated Michael O’Brien IS members of tlie gang have been in life in so short a time, two months Also, Low Rates to Intermediate Points. Pa., with’ branches in IS or 20 towns, ago traveling in the best company, Morenci, Mick., Sept. Stli.—Mr. J. S. In the Tenth district o f Michigan. dicted and nine were arrested. Whitehead of tills place has given tbe suspended. to-day leading the life of lioobes a Return Limit In the Third Ohio district tlie re following letter for publication: President Roosevelt, who has fully murderer. publicans hare renominated R. Ai. MINOR NEWS ITEMS. “ Unsolicited I wish to recommend Thirty Days recovered from his experience in Pitts Nevin for congress. “ I intended to go into details and field, Mass., is receiving a flood of mes A state of rebellion exists in tell all, but I can’t get my mind cen Dodd’s Kidney Pills and! to return Tickets must he deposited with ticket agent at Thomas Elliott, a prominent re thanks for the great benefit I have de destination immediately upon arrival, and w ill sages from every point in the world re tired lumberman, and a pioneer of A gram, Hungary, where rioters and tered. Even my handwriting is dis he validated for return passage on any day joicing aver his escape from death. troops are engaged in constant con graceful, but above all things I ask rived from a few boxes of this splendid within thirty days from date of sale, and will western Wisconsin, died in La Crosse, remedy. he good for continuous passage on ly in each, In order to inspect Pacific coast ar aged 76 years. flict. clear everybody from under sus direction, the return journey to commence on tillery defenses Gen. Allies will sail picion; there is no second party and “I had kidney trouble very bad, in date of validation. The republican state central com An epidemic o f fraud reigns in Por fact, I suffered so much that for days from San Francisco for Manila Sep mittee has called the Aiontana state tugal, robberies, briberies and forger I am the last. For tickets and full information call on tember 30, instead of September 16, as “WILLIAM J. BARTHOLIN. at a time X could not get out of the agents B ig Podk R oute. convention fo r Great Falls on Sep ies being reported from all parts of chair where I had been sitting without at first intended. “Rieovillc, la.. Aug. 31.” J.C. TUCKER, Gen. Nor. Agt., Chicago. tember 27. tlie country. assistance. Miners along the Norfolk & Western In tlie note signed, Bartholin there WARREN J. LYNCH, W. P. DEPPE, Former Gov. Horace Boies will be David Gossard died in Hagerstown,1 "I cannot describe the pains X suf railroad InWest Virginia decided to re is evidence of great mental stress. Gen. Pass. & Tlct. A gt. Asst. G . P, & T. A, nominated for congress against Aid., aged 75 years. He was twice fered, for they were something fear OmcixNj.Tr, O. turn to work and it is believed that After the words “It was all Minnie Speaker Henderson at tlie Third. married and tlie father of 24 chil ful. strikers in other regions will follow dren, 20 of whom are living. and I could do” stretches an illegible the same course. Iowa district democratic convention “About seven or eight months ago I in Dubuque. West-bound Chicago roads will scrawl, clearly showing tbat the wri George Cerny, seven years old, was began using Dodd’s Kidney Pills and Aiartin Ruiz, a California pioneer, figlit for vast trailio originating in ter had no intention to connect the drowned at Cedar Iiapids, la., and very soon found that they were help is dead at Santa Aroniea, Cal., aged cast and now shipped to Atissouri girl with the crimes to which he re ing me. William Sutton, aged 35, attempted ferred in the pireceding sentence. At 107 years. river points via the gulf ports. “I can truthfully say that they have- “ One reason why hoys to rescue the boy and algo perished. the same time, it is apparent that done me more good than all the other bringhomesolittlegame f Gov. Stone lias fixed on Thursday, The democrats of tlie Twelfth Mich Kansas will require between $5,000,- is because they use loose Bartholin and Aliss Atitcliell shared in medicines I have ever taken. paper for wadding. Try the 11th, to meet a committee ap igan district have nominated' John 000 and 510,000,000 of outside capital Power, of Escanaba, for congress. tins year, to be used in marketing some trouble to 'which tho suicide re “X have been greatly benefited by “ HAZARD IIHAARU DtAi.RBLACK Usor IMZAIU/HAZARD I pointed by the People’s alliance at ferred. i.SMOKELESS, properly loaded, and you will William N. Roach, who was United its great crop of wheat, corn and them and It is my desire to let others j do better shootin g than ever before.’* I Hazleton to discuss the best means Several notes to Bartholin, signed States senator from North Dakota pats. know that if anyone is suffering as J -of ending the anthracite coal strike. “At. AI." and identified by William from 1893 to 1S99, died in New York suffered they may lenow where a cure President Roosevelt, accompanied An Anglo-American naval display GUN POWDER qitv from cancer, aged 02 years. Alitchell as the handwriting of his may be found.” b y his Wife, left Oyster Bay for at tlie Chicago Olympian games in sister, were turned over to the broth The democrats of the Seventh In ■Washington, and from thence he left 1904 is planned by a committee now er, who seemed eager to prevent tlieir diana district nominated Jacob Piatt fo r Chattanooga, Tenn. in London. England may send small publication. Dunn for congress. warships. President Roosevelt has received Ills Doings nt RieeviUe. The Wabash management lias from King Edward of England a mes FOREIGN. Inquiry here developes that Bartho sage congratulating him on his es started a vigorous campaign to get lin came to Riceville August 6, before Tlie steamer Fritlijof, unable to part of tlie coal business now mo cape from serious injury in the acci reach Franz Josef land, returned to the bodies of Afrs. Bartholin and Afiss dent near Pittsfield, Mass. nopolized by tlie Pennsylvania sys Afitchcll were discovered. Thomas Tromsoe, thus delaying the arctic ex tem and a clash results. The post office at Tazewell, Tenn., pedition. Pliee, a contractor doing some work A tug strike, lasting five months, was robbed by burglars of 5500. Another volcanic eruption occurred here for the Great Western road, ad The Bank of Sonora, Ivy., was on the Island of Arartinique, in which ended at Cleveland in recognition of vertised for laborers in Chicago on broken into and robbed of several 2.000 persons were reported to have tlie union and agreement by the August 5, offering free transportation 1110033110. dollars. perished and which inspired the fear Great Lakes Towing association to to the place of work. Among those The National Association of Sta that the entire island was doomed to discharge nonunion men. who responded was Bartholin, who tionary Engineers, in session at Bos destruction. Tlie secretary of agriculture issued hired under the name of George Ed*- ton, debarred negroes from member A statue of Emperor Frederick was a statement on the progress of the wards. He worked at the construc ship. unveiled at Posen and the kaiser in an beet sugar industry in the United tion work for hut half a clay and has President Mitchell confirms a dis address conciliated the Poles by a States., The report said the produc since been working on a threshing ma patch stating that the strike of min promise not to interfere with tlielr re tion is increasing rapidly. chine and in the harvest fields.until ers in the Pocahontas region In West ligions beliefs, traditions or racial C. F. W. Neely arrived at New York last Sunday morning, when he was "Virginia' has been declared off. It peculiarities. from Havana and said the Cuban gov last seen leaving RieeviUe in the direc affects onTy 700 men. Explorer Baldwin, in a statement on ernment having decided it had no tion of the place his body was found. President Roosevelt, has accepted the failure of his polar expedition, civil responsibility in Jiis ease he fails Destroyed by I**ire. nn invitation to review tlie parade of blamed open sea, poor ice and death of to see liow tlie United States can Philadelphia, Sept. S.-—The Over- veterans in Washington during the his dogs. have any. brook mills, operated by Rosenheim encampment of the G. A. R. or The Hungarian ministry of agricul Lieut. Wntterson, son of tlie Ken Bros. & Co., manufacturers of tapes Wednesday, October 5. ture estimates the world’s yield of tucky editor, has resigned from the tries, and owned by the Haveriorcl feiiAKTISBF'PsaJi, Thomas J. Lane, who claimed to grain this year as follows: Wheat, army in the Philippines, rather than Building & Loan association, were de have been the captor of Jefferson 2.903.320.000 bushels; rye. 1,579,040,- face a court-martial for irregulari stroyed by fire Of unknown origin.The S i i w o S j loss: is estimated at $50,000; insured. EXCELSIOR Wo will mail JEVrcc T r ia l • Davis, president of the southern con 000 bushels; barley, 1,141,680,000 ties in his financial account with the Treatment-, vitb of f federacy, died at Swissvale, Pa,, as a bushels; oats, 3,004,720,000 bushels; government. Cuts Git Fay of Priests. BRAHES instructions, enough to convinccyon t that J ?a x tlu o Toilet Antiseptic is t result o f Injuries received by being corn, 2,973.4S0.000 bushels. In Salt Lake City Peter Aiortensen, Brest, France, Sep't. S.—Tlie govern unequalled for lo c a l treatment of I “ e u its -a n d woman’s special ills. It3 c le n n s in s i struck by a train. Gen. Domingo Alontigas, .command slayer o f James R. Hay, was sen ment lias stopped payment of tlie sal and healing p o ^ r as a d o u ch e is s The body of William Bartholin,who er of the principal arm:- of Gen. aries of IS priests, belonging to .van* fcsrs i wonderful. Quickly* purifies bad E tenced to die October 17. The laws ...... waterproof: ' breath and cleanses teeth and mouth gj killed his mother and Minnie Mitchell Matos, the leader of the revolution ous parishes of Brittany, -who took. ifet the genuine. Look for.tr&iio perfectly. Sold by druggists or sent r of Utah give condemned murderers mark*. If your dealer doesn’t I postpaid. 50 cents large box. Sjsrlslactioxi [ da Chicago,, was found' in a, field near i> Venezuela, is dead. prominent parts in tlie recent troubles bare them, write for catalogue to ; g u a ra n te e d or money cheerfully returned. 5 the privilege of choosing between Send 5 centsforpostage and packing ojiiarge 8 Hiceville, la., where he had killed him Prof. Rudolf Virchow, the patholo accompanying the closing of the un H. 31. SAW YE R & SOhr, i Trial Package—you tcontt besorry. I hanging and shooting, and Aiortensen . Sole.Ml're.. JK.. Ptixton Co., Boston, H ass. J self. gist, died in Berlin. elected to be sliot. authorized schools* East Cambridge, Mass. e e w i
on her neck and arms. Her dress was WC-LE SAM TO JAPAN:— EAVE A SMALL ISLAND ON ME. I PRINCESS OF WALES. o f seme rich, soft, clinging*material, HAVE SEVERAL THOUSAND LEFT.” and she canted herself like a queen English. People Arc Glad Tlbnt T&eir as she swept out of the room where Future ffnecn Is So Mnclx her cousin lay upon the bed bemoan Part o£ Them. j ing the irony of fate. When Victoria Mary seats herself Allured by the appealing eyes and in the gilded chair and receives the coaxing words of his fair partner, golden crown upon her head the in Dudley Maitland became the victim of signia will fall npon one of the most I 1M QUITE too deiiglited to see you, the moment, and it was net long ere interesting personages of modern | dear,” exclaimed Mrs, Violet lie was escorting her away frqan the ROYAL RIVALS MEET. history. Grant, as site clasped her cousin's throng of merr3- dancers into com The world is so accustomed to the liands in warm welcome, “and, of parative solitude. E m p r e s s oC Hii.swJa a in l Q u e e n oX thought of -old, Queen Victoria, with, course, you know that it’s ito he quite “This is quite like old times,” Ver Italy llcn o v Ai*