The Abbeville press and banner. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, January 04, 1905, Image 2

Newspaper Page Text^^3Sw^SBS?gMaj^^^fiSjW^pKg^^r I11 Trust }- ' an 1 l:-t flBfE8S?tflrti|8pm>P?WpK?i^3ftj!i??Sc?fiK^f^^p *,'?i!',< on ili^ RSgr^araMCTM&jH^aM$y^wgKigi^H|^^^m-~ o lav." HgSy tl: 3 Min nt fl^Kra I^Kivo to mo::oy Voninmnri Kiittfd to rfu-ir :: uri\-: nations of ii.v lie giv*: .iggi-csato in douomi ir- r*r>r><nt: I_ fjsci'.l yer.t 7-1. of which By revenues.! MPSllK^W S??l.1:74.304.81 KSaj^y $i':u:>uMl:>.4.". < BaSKHr.' tin- r?i? ? period tin; postal item kHSH: in the reeeipl.s. W&Wm' oS S-ll.770.S7l.01. gKnD^iO1' .Viij". paid fc: ffiHr'ii'.' Panama ("ana!.! 1:) I si nd tli<? gawiimimt *1ir>.o:jr..4io.,"S. Hi is ?142.^0.2Gii.;!G. t^Bmportnniry ;.pp:m>:.l: !". ^Kt where greater poiiiio. Wstrative departments c:i;? Kvitiicut injury to the pubp(id ecor.ujuy which injureFserviee is parsimony nnO y. It is ihe opinion of th* t that a largo sum eouWi Ik invested m public biuMingDistrict cf Co!t::ub:.i. fflgflWi; 0W.N'Eli JTL'RDSRED. BlM^Poiiee Relieve 11^ Wm S!ai:. t ^ rSvsiiso?Slayers Rob Victins. ! Bj^Kias. Texas. ? Charles Goldstein,: jM-iwmV of lars" business and in in-! ^ interests iu Dallas and in Dawsor, Hy, Alaska, was murdered in Dalla.?} Ml robbed of #2000 in money, dia-! Binds valued at ?500. a costly watch J Rid other valuables. ' Tl\f- body was found i:i th- south^rc j suburbs of the city. The top of th? i BiifVJtl liau Utftrii uiuvvu uu, juu a iui^' i pisloi with two chamber* ouipi.v war-, "in^ near. PANAMA JUBILANT. ' T.ionstr i iion in Honor or* t'litioili States SocreUirr of War Taft. P.in:>m;v--Thero w;is a tr?vai uorr.on | <trarion ir?. tlux Cathedra! plaza honor of Secretary of War Tait. conso-! qi:?:tr upon the satisfactory tormina-J lion of his negotiations with P.iuair.'ij on hoii iil' nf tlur L'n:t:>!l Mnti's. Mr i sE^Kor clia- Tuft si.uke to the crowd iron; a b:t! j W con;* jt tlio" Co a tr: Wos'.cns s.'istrit ' -.<? Mi>> ^ Y (.'rami *:. li/.s I?rou tht* <>tfi *> o!: ^^4 ,:i I ? of {' 'ps-ou- ' > |B'?ki*ii to V*;ut iia.s . W l Bi,' Espri:-.< Ita-x-i!. Hf- ! i VS I );l I: [!; ? irtiacr.t of < m* ? w.d i Biiil.vf' flirtr tli:> cxpor's of munnfnv . :j <r> for the :ar wi':5 ?. 'i ' v >'C4j. Hit l:::r!:c.s" rscyrtl. News of tic Toilers. :r. A:r Iirr.- of S!:vl Moia lyiioa :i!v oiin>i'jyoa. ' I>*- t ii: !iy -fat '.'I'j 1 !' }' the : IV-'lTnin (N jjaflBBSMW iL Oonventioi pi't'vioiis e? lb. | Troops Caiiei Out co Quell Oenon | Th ctniiton of Students. 1 ? | MOUNTED POLiCECHAPGECROWD' H( i of Jim >"nilent rpritiic Having jj;i fome 't :?t<? I'olicc, IV.irr.?t>ST"* 'Vera I<5ii?<l TIiri>u~'i 11ic Prrs* 'i> I! ?> **-s1?? j iir?.if iiivj?n ^ Rai*?-i !?jr Tlivnnz. I Si. T' >s.Tsiniru. it'.:--!.! \ ; 'psiar j < ^^lti-CfOVcrumtMit vici' Diitsrah'jii. riu* ! |)V^^^ioipnuts in vviiu-li iiic-iud'.-il i-ir,'" ; jj,,o? strnlouts -if !>orh !? *- J jn^ in fl'tc .\Yv:ky I'V>>[>(' ' | \\i i io ir- [! 11 'ulrniI> , ^^hKi'.I mounted 3cuiiamw?>. ivlt?? j >]j.s in tli" '(.uriyanl of the ' jU SSBBMH^Kinux tMi:-t ?iiil('nMily a ml i IT.UV't <; full ;JMitop. ilriv- i ,l"' nsrr.-ii??i*s :ii headlong on- j i" rrt:Ul2TllS %vjt"!l M'tT'f I l.J?! k> iiul itiro .iti! 0,,i k ii-tl ro sor;oi!> Wurouutcrs i ^ I l)??in.s mere or !i>-s >: - j ' k I.-ira^ wore i V Eft of "iot> of r.)Oi. wlion j ^Lietl across li: < Nev.?Uy j ' (j| ^?>mld'U? ir> huililing, I jr'(J boulevard from tin? j v,' the l\Vva. has the I *j jjB^B vo up- a,,. v end of I ho v rv ami a Nal::on:i! Assenj* ^.'i, fvery paper in ibe 0[-' iced type v.- is ;in ox- ,,it the pnbli.:- :it their no| >ir. oongreiratmc in .'|t; i?cfc neat- the Kaz.m 2s' > same tur.e .>xtenwore m ule to orlJ s ip Nevsky Prospect j5l id the clvornlks or t|jr marshaled in front pj, buildings Halt' a (llM f mounted gondii r- sro I in the re:ir of the u.j( and battalions of ^ stationed in several ^ sight. Minister of *,ni opolk-M;rsky <rav<* i);;| or. that uo i Jos'<:?<: Us (<At( id Fuion. Chief of (j,.( >:icit direction*^ to measures unless ir -liould j1()1 gj^Kne absolutely necessary. Tin* ail( l^Kspapers' warnings, however. L>y >V), ^K'ing notice to those not apprised of !u^ o prospr>ft of a demonstration. ijeRated the verv object l'or which they t(> Kvere designed, attracting seemingly the whole population of this vast eity roi to {lit* broad thoroughfare, ind long ,ju'( before the hour lixvd. despite the plead- tili ins: of tin* poii'-e. who literally lined fj;>tho sidewalks, the throngs on the pave- ; ;| ,, n:ents w*re so dense that movement j was almost imj.'Oi'.sible. while the snowcovored boulevard was black with a _.\. tangled mass of sleighs tilled mostly I with ilie curuu... In throngs on The ! yr sidewalk we;-.' pr'n tieally the wliol;? | j,:,j student body of Hie capital. nHud'ng 't u-'irt ilir-wc ? i- . JUUtl* ii, u uu ??? ? ? Iio'm; [)2*on-i!ii>nt m fi'.'.ssi:! lit T*:0??r:ii ! pi.j revolt: i ion.iry inov?:npnt?. in'( nlsn j fi tl!or.sii;;-:ls of workrwMi hsMonsisi? t? ! *r the S..vi;ii I?;ijor pnriy. T/iti? a !ia*.l p.,s plsuuml t'.'O demons! tvi I to:;. c.pc Toward I o'llo.-fc lii" workii.t-t. nr.d \]~ slu('''iif.N u? s\v:irm row in I tii<? t)f Hotel Ktirope. apposite liie s <'.;t!i"ilr li. Tho piilu c. re that nol Uir- rriti/.il 11:11111^1;t \v;is rippro<i!ims. t po-. tried i:i to kc.-p h;uk tl;*.' lnuii.m i?>:? f Til on. wlnsi tlifro wis iu>i j. f jtLi 5i<* it'oitfiiJ'i polaorusn -n on 1 ae stroke oi' 1. U'lii)'. riio In?;;rt ;f til'* > Iiiirkly-iVcu^!')l i\iv: 1 :i hi '.oil roil *!nsij like .1 j'ir of inn:-' $i:i'ul"Mi!y :-hs>i' <!j>. I;. Ic w.is iho siijn.u. Other thr-js .ip- \ P ur?il in oMivr nari-s of 1 !:? > rrowd. r.>j wnvir.u tisiitiealiy oy;?ri?v.<j. .1 rul ilioy ? (" were _?r;\nini w;th .'! lio.ir-.-' roar. mv '*J Wail .IMi 'X TdCy " rj:ii 'J'iif xlikteid* s?re<ni inio >-ro?t w ;> sinking r}:t? wlul" i;iy? ' nn sp'Tt.uors, seeking to osfri<*:it?* j themselves. crowded into doorways yP and h'.'^ol walls Dismounted police Fit ir id" :? sjujjh* attempt lo force t! ?!r ;;m v.-jiy ir.ro the crowd to wresj ;!?.* th; ;h fr.un tin* demonstrator.?, hut th- indents aid workmen. nrnu'd wir'i sii'.-Us, <dooti r'ioxi* and heat hack (heir n.^aildnis. Then. like a flash from it.'- f:1 hind tli** Kazan Cathedral. rain" i sn'.iidrou ot ir:??dar merle. i The tlo-ir-n c?f adjoining courtyards > :hrow:i i? s ic and battalions of poli: e ^ i; : aim* oni. A d<mhh> squadron charged at ih<* flans: <; ' Hie demonstrators wlilt -* drr.wii <nhrc.> Five other squadrons iU rivitvl lie- moo. cutting through ilit* o: fringe if -vpeetaior.s. who gind'.y tio . i.i! in wr: Thore was \ >h.;ri? .-.it<!:? 'i Of illd.^eis Hid Sabres. though Hi" I'.U wounds showed the police si ruck prin- Jir< ('ip.;isy with the Hat of their ahrcs. ? ii Those foniined :;i the courtyards who A were recomnscu is agitators were arre.si.vd. iiui: others were allowed to 40 quietly home, the wounded tir-t h:sP>r in.,' th'ii: injuries Ires sod. Li Kir.r. no p. ^ los to stop diskasss. j?tr:i::2.* Trouhie Taken to N"hrruka ' ar* !?y Horse From Franc*. Si..: T C'irv. Iowa ? Owir.s te the jnt ;ii:ir:ninu >?pr<?:i(i of a str;?:i.>' <'(ptii!i> 1 iliscrist'' hrutixht l>v :i l-.urM* from iv.v Vr;ito Illinois and tlr-nre trans- I>r* niitivii I?> !\Vbr.'nka. fuspoctor E T. i IPi D.ividso:i of tin* Iiaroau of Ar.::r;il InVjsiry. i:.i.s csuibli-sli'-d 1 <ju.i raiding jvvr li)<? ithiju* foiintry wi?st of Insv. ; h t!i" ij!'<vi'iiiniMit *.s efforts in 11i- .() 'it-' niton*. Tilm* hi'.iviivd ;... Vir< Si ? * :? ' eu kiil'vi. Ji.ii.k ':' Found Dead in [?. !. c ~ t<rniA:(, huikri* anil Pr i"vf lii (i'l.i t !)/ |'. ill**. \v:.< i'miiid dond :li l.n?ii lit* !::: ( (* i li'vn 1 (!!' aioMtiis {! !" . .-.*.ii?:?ii:. d ( ; Im '.' 'i! r.' 1' :i. 1 ' hi ?\i|!i|, * is I'Oiitvi '!iW r; " ' i"".\t"! :: -w;d * , i V- i," >Y:1.? !>.. Ii ??*' frill i; ii '.i \Vi>! I''iiii N V. \v:i -t t'uf.:?-; '>i"f \Yfl:>l'f I: I: if:! I ill: ! " 1!' 5. :_J rirn-rp.s'd \r. (,al\ ! -' i?;*:111*i? v. j: # 1 >Tt iii.* - j : iv i'vvU, \%'i?i? ?! | i L L: ; i*;-.r.? > ft r.'.p:- f'.il \v.*iv? ; i f! !'i" '.'rs-ri liurfcii md , ; ?>'< :: i"!;: ri'ii J.! ' otiWi* '.ns'in- j I ( is of fin- fivw hoi::*- t: i .' : >* IMV\v iluili*.):ui Hecunfio*. ' I , '??' Vv";iliia i litlh' uoiv than ihr?v tv<?f?ks 1 p() : air'-" Ui(? Pi't'.siui'MiKii election tin1 mil- , j roads of liic country have auuouumt *, klio issue Jf SUS-'.KH.M.**) a<?v.- " Cleveland, Ohio, unde* Guard. )W SHE USED CARNEGIE'S NAME :1?m* Vtvn ImlictnicnN Already?II tin ?n ImiehfttdneitA Apprcn citing One Million (Solium?Oni' *?f flip !>lost. Sensational CiiSv*i) T!iU CoTintry IT:? * Ever ICa-nvK. ?*.v!antl. Oiiio.?f'ivf tiui^ ndi.Tod th<? CJnitoii li'mrimu'i:!- at > <?xa<.'fc minitr-' that Jif* mm in rolipil o tLi?x station. Mr-. s!assic L. Chad' ic cami* liouit* t'? i Vvoliintl. Sli.* s :;;<vuvj. \v:m .r*<r-;. ::oo"o tiui :n>? by th'- <'i'*.'vvii< tli;i i sratiiereii tin' ifj.io!. when iior trim arrived, it ii-c.vii'.L ,1 r by I::iis na Microti fx*' ?!i >!' tue Federal Krtiidii:?. Tlnv c -sound that rea< tied i! >; from rlie ' side world. i> mi:? pt.S??d into th;* itTy. iM-siueMiu^ ?of SliorilT rry in ifit* county was the hoot derision from rLit* |>?vjp!?* massed in >at of ttu* iloop.vuv. Slit* made no empt to icivf* bail. ami after a brief l> in the otfir,e of rLi?- dork of the itetl .States Court was taIit*ti to jail, e wis held in cell 1L iii tin- woman's lavement of ilis* fail. .nd her lnxurs home in Ku-.-lid ar-aue. of wliicli furnishings n!on" ar> valued at MMHM). was occupied by lie;- maul 'wo of the formal indictments voted tiast Mrs. Chatlwi. ic are based, one, i>n (lit* Carnegie not;* for lieli was made payable at the office Andrew Carnegie i.i New York :y. and another upon the Carnegie :?* for S"OU.OiM>. vvb'i'li was payable flu* National Bank ot Commerce in w York Under eat.-li iiidi^tiuon t are > counts, one '.'hartrin^ forgory. the ler. uttering rorvred papers. oiuo weeks ago the Wade Parle nk of Cleveland became insolvent 'oust!) tin:- financial mishaps of Mrs. iidwick Mr. Reynolds. tbo Presiif. of the bank. tolfi tlio following : ? ol! bis -f?!ution = with Mrs. Chad Ic: Ir. Reynolds said he had known s. Chadwiek sown or *?igbf years 1 Or Cbadwirk. the woman's husnd. alt his life. lizard in 2: fhe $.">. >.<HU> note biv.ri'jg the nam!? of An w Carnegie. he -juid: Mrs. Chadwiek called nip to her '.st'?I think if. was March :l said she wished to intrust to me nf securities. She said she iiad been i'isptl to place thorn m the possession i third party, and sh? wanted mo take care of thorn." 'his package wv.s opened by A!tor i Squire. The package was pro Mi in court and Mr. Reynolds idened the Carnegie note, the mortgag:1 -d and the cepies of an a I log .id trust 'vment onl'iminr:. the witness said: S]:?? ihen handed a ??a;>* :* tit si^n ' hi' Ci?*:!?I r.MiU'!Jil5:n\ i* said: I "oriify th:.' I i;i)!t! i;, tnnt i'or s. v.*i-**c .jfrcirit:-*-' :?iid I t% for }">'f ni " 'his rioJv, rile* ! !. v.* 1? :;iv;.\i hy Aiiiirvw ''aiTr'sji". la** .i!*:1! r::?If. >li<? I'i.iiniiriir r.> !><^ flip il!'?iiitato ?I;:it?l:tor of Mr. iJ*:trf*. "his ?-?>nr.-iinjnv: ii'.t'se sup hmHv valuable sovmiti?? w.is mu'ir i>y Mr. !l<*ynuin-. I:;' i;;kiii4 s. wicks word j- : ? jtruth tll;> COUliMlt.v ii!?s-aii:rntl\ >i-* im,- Mr. Roy(IS i'tl'l OU til'..' ii." Iili'SC Sil;? .(vi!y si*' uritit^ would obtain ii.< of tli:uif:mds of doiiar*. Many or rin i:u.*r > w ^v u?"(l in tln> s iine MIST. ir. (jiriH,C!ii ;i.i> st.:ti*?l he novor any note*. that ho ii.-vcr 11:r I I .in.v tlonmus \v:rn Mrs. ( tuuiwirK .1 !('.is!. hVi> I?.inkii:i v tuk'Mi ofiiciui rnizaiicp of thp ? *? n<i?i I'Vilor.-il olfi s ii.i\*p to km it upon tiioiiisi'irp.s to p-stisato ti:p v:i;ii.!iiv of riotiy* airaxf'iiic ruorp iLi::n i million :{o!i.:rs ifii o.Mr flip namp ul' Amiivw Civr:,\ Mip ironu?astpr. Ire. <'haihviek v.-is nrr ? ; ?f t ^ryto t'lovphii'il. W-OJiKN' IN i-'IEUCE KLOT. iircIi Procession !inl Repniiiic'inJ '.."iaxh ill Spain?Mob I-'ir:??i Oil. Spain. t-TIic> tVa.i' of tii? u.:.s imrkfvl by a rivious scent V'llpnci.i. i. procession ol >(>!>) 'vorncn be?riti9 inr*L tapers to it;*' <'arhoilrai came iu flict with :i n>':>uMi' :n uenionstra n :r.i(l i sft'p.pral tiulit "Jisne:!. "he spininrnies v.*er?? una hie fr> (lis sp rl:e combatant by f!?;? r.isi'.ijr. ; in* ><1 :-.p\prai ronivl.- from r'c'r carif.-. i;r.o rhf> moli. f ;i s*y persons, it.r;-u*i;:ura re wuiuuli".!. T.CAKIAXS IW.VDK 'iTUKKY. Numbers of R'noiiiticnavioa (.'rossiv.s lln ^Ionian Frontier. ^uu'.ion, England.?Bulgarian haiuls ' i-rossinar the Mae^r'.onian frontier ti'.miber-? nri ;/!i>rs tr..? form Soris fNiiVifoJf I.- Jirv- tin.;' tit:- move* nr. Sine* tue r?>i linMonarv out ?:ik '?:! la-st year no hul left The Tibetan T.es*ex. ;*he losses of the Ri*:risli t.??n Tiltet uiitlcr Colonel V?i;?ivjhi:?Jiri:i(J ;aber *il rly il"<> av?;ti To s!i:re^eil Kn^iie'-': P?r>on.-;. I.-or^e S it wa> '"jintfd, *,vilI Parsons a.1 ief "'iv^iiiO'T of iis;> Ne<r Y.trU rii'.J Truss: l";:Tc <'hi?"i?i? f*:i " ';"si!v ! INi' :<li*n?ill!:ls 4'If I I" ? f'iilVlTSity if I ;s . lil'.li S;j. r*'." .! ii-ml >?f ?r.tv: ,v ;*r > Is-* > ?.1,.!, ' iri*. ;>r. !l?rututl.t. >: m \V.;i:w < ?:: ?>:'* -i-.i . Inni-.f ' .?* l?-jr!ii> :!i" iltirii'.v ! i rc-'-Iof{.'il >Mii: of lit:' fl.srvin! ?*.>.>!Un!! to.im. .!! :1 V" (ii'K'JUM I.V Ml IMIUKi" I iI- * ??!??s.! Iiv "5 Viiiituv. K V iij-iiToili .fr paiil 5no a pah" ??t" bnnksru* it tho New York ultry Show. Ulinirors of cross c-nuitry .^port wero tlmsiastic over tLi? ?: ??**p! r*c h a so .?nts at B?nniU2.?. | ROAR WAS HEARD TEN M| IVelU "four Humble, Texas, K*i>tode Wirli I ??reat Violence. CnuninR IIiivoc Over IVide Spread Territory?Bljj Fissure* Opened in the KartSt?That No FerAon* AVore Killed Seem* a Miracle. IIott>ron. Texas.--With a roar that ! eould br heard feu miles away, suhter1 raiuMti i'nrees which nnuoimced their ]irpspti<N* the first development o'.' the iit-wiy discovered oil fields at Hum i hl?\ swciiiciMi miles northeast | o? hurst through 4 lie earth'" I rupf. ending clouds of vapor ami 1 sfnt stones thousands of feet into the ! .?,r. i IV- wells resembled mimalur? vou-nnoo#. tho phospluirescent vapors irising from their mouths giviug lo th>> alir" distrk-t the appearance of xmohl ring tire. Hreat fissures opened in th? "art.li. ami tli? eruptions of stone iiud ! mud lava rov?>re?I a wide territory. 1 Every on?x working in tin* oil fieldfled ar rin? tirst eruption, and it is well i iiiey did. for no life could Lave- wiih; stood tin- rain of stones that pour (Hi i down at tor the fissures opened and (he veils bosin -pouting. The roar of tin.'detonations <-ouId be heard miles iwav. it is said, and while the first J great outbreak is tided. ominous fumbles I'onlimied. When the first upheaval name work was in progress on five wells A vioC lent trembling of f!ie ground was fol lowed by a loud rumbling, and then J almost immediately by a tremendous i roar. Instantiv the devp wells seemed turn (Ml into geysers, pipes a tnousanu feet in til'.- earth were hurled into tLi-v i air. and groat showers of rock anil I mud followed them. All around tin? wells the earth opened in great uaps and rnud ran from them in streams l In places the earth puffed up iut>: mounds. i Small frame houses used as work shops, tool houses and lodging house* by workmen, were crushed into frag i meats by the falling stones and the i wreckage of machinery. This demon . stratum, which B. C. Tabor, an operator and large holder in the field, de| scribed as the most awe-inspiring he had ever witnessed, continued for tit'ty minutes. He says huge rocks were | hurled so high in the air they were i lost to slight, anrl that mud ami rock fell more than a mile away from th<? oil fields. The damage is at least $30.! OOO. and it is frared that the wells And perhaps the entire field are ruined# LAWYERS' FEE, ?750.0<X?. ! Share of f.'ounsei For Indians ?n Citizenship Litigation. 80:1th MeAlestor. I. T ? In the Choctaw-Chickasaw Citizenship Court the compensation for Mansfield. McMurr i> and Corni>h. counsel :'or tiie two Indian tribes in i-itiaeushsp litigation extending over the last five years, wis fixed at 0(H). Tin's is believed to be the largest fee ever i;aicl v. ?st of the ! Mississippi IJivcr. Ar< a result of the Gght just "ompletoil more tban .T?Ul) claimants have been rejected by a special court ot' last resort created !>.v Congress two years ago. Tbi? estate *<vhich reverts fo *fb'? Indians by these decisions is valued at $20.00u.i?00. Some of tin1' most glaring ^ases oi : fraud ever exposed in the West v/ei'e uncovered in the Citizenship Ourc. i RAILKOAD OFFICERS IN WRECK. Out Inspectinj; Signals When Som?, thing Went Wrong. Springfield. Ohio.?A party of Penni sylvania Kadroid officials wer^ on a tour of inspection of the signal system tvllitn ilnv'r iMivi-l I f;l 4iln?r1 ;n^t> 1 . lreight train on a silling ;if: Sprinc Valley. and seven men were injured. It wji> announced afterward that the"'* had been no misbehavior on the part ! of I ui? system. but I bat the signals bad j been misunderstood. ; \Y. M. Grafton, of Pittsburg. Pa . i tin' signal engineer of tin* road. was riding in the cab of tin colliding engine. Ti.p injured men ire ?Il tnemj bers of th<? train crews. | $10,000 FOU ACT OF CHARITY. | Hot?! Clerk tV;:o Aided Injur")i Man I*iiur Years Ago Gets Chtvk. Nashville. Tenn. -Houston Bond, a rleric in the ip.ading hotel of tills ?*ity. : received a certified check from l?v?m->vi(it*. Ind.. for $10,000. I Four years airo an old mar. fell on the ! sidewalk iu front of the hotel and was j severely hurt. Mr I'oud went to bi> j assistance, lifted him from Hie ground. and cared for him until he had recovj i-red. The elieck was the spquel. | .Mr. Bond wo till not disclose the name of the iv.an who sent the -heck. I C.IIr.VKSK AND KAFFIRS FIGHT. I i ; UV<!i" Kiiied fa Yeiiow and F.iacic ALi triy .it It and Mine?Manv Wounded. .robfiuiuv-Uu: ?, South AL'ri'M ? A fnta! ; fisriic between Chinese and Kaffirs uc, enrivd :it. tln? Vit waters Hand mine I Tin- Chinese took the offensive, ami j when the disturbance \vs.? quelled it was found i !:)t three Kaffirs and one Chinaman Icid been killed, and i!j:iT ;fii:ht Kaffirs and twenty-live Chinese ! were wotmd'vl. (.KKAT F.X<?DUS FROM RT'SSrA. North fJerniar. LSoyd Company tv Di: * ii Tw > Sjj?i;i! Kleamivs. ! Bronit'riiov,*n. Ccnnnny.?T!i" westw in! K.1:: nimrant.!iu'i)ii<;ii i-nnriny ' Iarsr proportion hi.' wle>n: ii ?,.i|>:it)? from nriilary '."nil.', \\' en s>i ui".it r!i.?5 the Xi.ni! ('( r:i::iii f.!:? -?! Steamship Coin paey .? .<{' :Jt-'a-'d > \v ? *?? : Mors. ? :iITin:: ir.vr ??.' n? i-as.M*l:aer.<. f<)!|-|days. Ill tiMi-iO!'. t'? 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It is a remarkable medicine, difiB ' I ever knew and thoroughly reliable. 1 "I have seen ca3es where women aoctorea nenfc benefit, who were cured in less than three [ Vegetable Compound, while others who wer i came out cured, happy, and in perfect health ai with this medicine. I have never used it mysc | benefit. A few doses restores my strength an the entire system. Your medicine has been tr I fully endorse it." ? Mrs. R. A. Anderson, 2 | 3onville, Fla. Mrs. Reed, 2425 E. Cumberland St., Phi a*. "Dear Mrs. Pintce jdto write and tell you from Lydia E. Pink trouble,trvingdiffer ^ i?r Wirh no benefit. T\ /Lyr\ y an operation, and it iWUMUKgfljt / UOUU1L1UU. X UiUl Of," iSMpSKx "r* JL headache, palpitation of nervous; in fact, i yours is the on I Mm ft \Visucl1 troubles, a; If/ ^ m *'1!&kvk \ omraendXydiaE i j l | fjiiv " Compound to al When women are troubled with irregular or pj I123S, leucorrhcea, displacement or ulceration of the feeling1, inflammation of the ovaries, backache, fl indigestion, and nervous prostration, they should r ! and true remedy. Lydia E. Pinkham's Veget; removes such troubles. fhe experience and testimony of soi , women of America go to prove, beyond a < Pinkhani's Vegetable Compound will corr once by removing the cause and restoring 1 and normal condition. If in doubt, write J ! Mass, as thousands do. Her advice is free No other medicine tor women in the worlt spread and unqualified endorsement. No otli . Mftml ,->? nnrps of female troubles. Refuse to ! f FORFEIT iS W9 cannot forthwith produce t>s<M ! \hlll 13 aiwa testimcaLald, which will prove their absolut hydia. ?? finkluui ii AbiMM'.t-Minfleil M.tn. Mor' Smith > late in ;'oinina: ' How s: I r; op.',*' :#:irr.i" -in W^lnfsiiay uis?bt, nouneed?" i an-i. explanation or bis delay. to'.d *tY?l!. tiji ! :!i-x vir.z ** >! . ": j tion to an i "Y r\ I\tr?w Sampson. of course," he- ! many rersi j s:.;?I. "We!!. It \va? his fan'4. Fine or the nan i ; Viow. Nij- rerribiy aa*e?^. minded. ?<>pys. It? i'v *'ust been t<? his house. He won't \y in that !>? ?'!' for a *?>* ' '!?. 'iot run ov t 3ttd shire town; : Ui-.'ked by h'?rs" tiii* afternoon. something | "I >a;.l Ii? was ab>enr minded. but h0 think ah j v''Mr '1>? v.?u think of this? About 4 what pi!7.7i j o'S-v': wiis ar'f. rnoor: hi* drove down First of i Fifth a7-ti>.:e in a runabout to which spelled. ' j M irsSiai: - i-h^tmir. col' wis hitched. London, ni ' !! ? i!!";i:i' to so to tlx* garage anil get | who never j his -.at*. That eolt of Marsha!!';* i> a Then yo I i.vifthr animal. I<ot> of style, but has taiuly has | a of avtiii.tr nie^rlj". it was the? oarni'H^B | ;irst 'i:ne Simpson had been behind a tijat B0ijH j 'torse sinee !ie Mok to motoring. Near ooncki.sion^B j Sh-rrv's the 'i>lt stopped and wouldn't town of cfl j ? > i step further. Sampson got out of i FurtherJM i tli * r'g and piwi^d under fne run- j nouuced J :i ? > " WUJl a iaiJlilitri "H'UwU 111 ! lur.ii :tntl n;i oil can in the other. I ! ilon'r l;r.o*v iviiether Ii'1 -Tied to screw vp o!''s or p<:t gasoline on j I*i-i -on: wlu?f: tIi?\v picked js i n.i was .1 sisli' Foolish : :-n"t !irtV"?Now York Fr-'ss. BRM| nn (HIO.OOI) Yearly 'A'.ciiii ? hi; :n:as!nr* something| <wtM >< repeal; yearly j stot^BREB with, i a j tl?r: <!'.* u?'?lf - : ! > in Kn^laail, j ^p^KSUH >:< ]!; i'iii' >i St.! in 'MIIII.V .r: Vv'.il.'s, J^BRHU i;is. j |jHESR99 VIJ.I'II.M'. J "i i ! ?}') !'.?t,'??: ? >?.'iiuhk>. :??". - "<) <m>m:- j oH^D j r:-: . .:' th'Mit | MMH u>. imBjam j *J'i: 2(10.1 ||^HH| iWOUi) mill" t). lWi"> ' i: Hi !l f s ' 9BHBH|Q|n j 1.1 .S2:?.*wKi.thn?. Ivi :hej^H|^ra|^D I?i i." - sttiip|i<>?{ (i:i!ht^^H^BSjBR| , i!i;i 11? n;r ^-t^ESaBERfifi j :ii:<{ 'In- vcirlv j?urili;i^> In 11 ov.t tin- wnrlil. amounts. < lu'rcior^HKBgHnffiB i " ' mmSlTfm

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