The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, December 23, 1904, Image 4
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FACTS
FOR SICK WOMEN
TO CONSIDj?lf.
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I ??"oiil lot lli" l:ir;>"st ihuiiIht nl)?f?
I ? t f ?? i ? it !*??** of I ? - 1 1 1 .t 1 ?' ills i> I.y?li:i I*'.
I'inKliitiirs N't-j.- <1 il'li- < 'miiijmiiiikI. It
n'^uliili i iiii-i ? 1 1 1 ? ? ? : i !>t t h?
l<*iiinl?; iir^it i) is in a ? ii "I liin:; < l-? ? an.
SK<,'<IV l?. ? Til'' !.'|t'.ll \ . ? 1 1 1 > I M ' ot Illl
Milji jtrtl ; 1 1 1 ? I u I ;l I ? Till I ?"-l itllMUNllH OH
li|?* lit t l?r I'iu'v't iiii l.iliot ntiwy itl Lynn,
Muh-., iiimiiv <'l v\ li'.i li ;; i f tec-Mi linn- to
time piitilUln'il !>s |k-: i;ii .-ion, "i\ c itl?
>l ii t ?? ??\ "I I I ; ? ? \ uliif I ? y j i i rx
K, I'itik linin'.-i \ ? j: i ? i ?'?!? i .imp mtHl :i ii?I
M r*. I'inK hum'* a. I v i.
Ticiimi, Kiriv a I ? ? i ? v. - 1 mi n in tln>
UllUc'il Slalom i- .i K In :n it tin*
tollowiHji 1 1 1 \ it at ii in. ii I- leer, Mill
luitiji Von 1 1 ? : i . I ! i . : 1 1 1 ? I iinv ? \ i - v*me
life.
Mri'.'IMnkhim'tt SiniMUujc Invitation.
^Vuiiicn t* 1 1 tl < ? i 'ii,; ii--.li : i us' Ini'iii of
fn Mi ii 1 1* \? <*||U in-- -*iii in* i I I I ? ? | >i in | it I v
< (Mil ill II II i<*il I ' ?\illi >!i-. I 'o?l\ (ill ill, :it
liVIIII, Mil**. \li I ? i t ? ' I ?? ill' ll'lf|\?'l.
o|m'||im1, li'Hii .iiol ;> l < - W !'i '? I iv v.-"in?'ll
"illy. I**i 1 1 ??> iii |>t"iir? ^i\ i ii, y?me
1 1 niililo iiiji \ !"? I - nil t ril ;iiii| l hi' ijiiii-h -
? ??t iiihI miro, way ol nrmin a?li if?'i|.
i?iit ol thr v'nr<t \i<ttii"?- ul ? (u'i ii'iit-i)
Mr*. I'iiiMuiiii | > i*i i i >:? ! ? ' \ li;i*. tti<- vny
Ull??w|i?il;t?? thill w i i I I ?? 1 1 > vnill i:l-?'.
Mn?'l\ miy ivomiiii, ih'h "i poor, iri y
foolish if sill' <loc ? iit?| l ik?* !!? I v
?>l I lii.s tti'iii'iou- will f *>i ii- 1 :i ii<*>*.
A Tobacco Grower's Profit
is dependent ;i |?rnpeily Ij.d
uncoil fertilizer.
Crop 1:5
nr
tolj.K ? ... 'I I:,'
fertilizer tun t
!??? t iWi.', nu?! In
'><" ii tuuft
contain at 1 1- a ? I.
lo !' ' mtiial
Potash
TVat Us Huiiily oho i n'* h with fc-tttMrr.r
with plenty uf lvti- 'i. r.f i!i#r ? (IN ) . 1 1 1?
DO potH^li, Anil iv*ln ti?? i rvilt ? T > . i ? I. ?
ur< ?wi*r ?li?n|i| ti.n o . ii r 1 ' ? ? 'r I'^nk " I
Outturn II ffiH luiftt'iil fn<o rnlntv :
OF.lt MAN liAl I WORKS. Nj,,#,, \ ?i
Atl?n?n, (In. S-. S<.
AND MILLSTONES
II in nenl of Cr.rn Mill or M II
*tonr* you will tin I I: I > yr>uf
mterril la CVrrf jpontl w th
CAROLINA MILLS TON L CO.
?l Cuntron, N, C. Minul.c
?.tr? ol OORN MILl H from I h ? fainiM*
T*toore C,oun>\r Crrit.
ORN
MILLS
John Whito & Co.
LOUISVILLE. KY.
\*ji
*<#!???? ??rVfl prlrt
FURS
and Hides.
Twl ??
Dropsy II
Removes *)l sv.cII'.hk in &U,ro
duyj ; efforts a pftnitiient crtre
in jolo <*? <l?vn. l'i ml i ?e\t mcnl
given free. Not liittf.oau b: ( aire*
Write Or. It. II. <iro#i'? Sont,
SMClaliila. Box M Atianti. Cb.
m i ?? i
> rr In *vo ??u i .v ; t >
I* AUK JiUOK ki v in ^ u?e e * |hm ?v iu*#
i'f a pracdiM. IVuii.js K?t?.-r ~?H.
no ainaivui. iu> niuii ?u: o ;
for <ioll.ii,. au I ? onCf? iiurtii , /.
li leach?"? ft-iiv.
|?t?(Cur? UiMAfe-a. I ts. 1 I .
ol?o for {'tltlcoliltc. Ut. i-n li.n i>;
b?v? for IJivodin., ' vei-ypn^ . ...
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Uijf. HIHHt I'f Ml I-im m.
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lifotirJ Mtroct* \ ui
EVENT TEETH FROM DECAY !
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rmgk VAVDIIAN. WmlilH'ltx. U
Sp#?!fleO|4ilhk 'ml*
VVvMoon t'tfnrfirfK ? <
CUy. l?.,h?T? ? ?ur? i-uti
DIE IN STEAMBOAT FIRE
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4 XriJ J ft ?v., ,j. - r j i ?
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' Passenger.* ntv? Crew Perish In
Flames om Long Island Sound
jHEHOISW DISPLAYED BY ALL
i ;
I C*|tUtH ol" lilt-, (lirn l?luri?l, a ' Malt-riglil
I ?4i * < * t A h*i liurM tlir f onAitraliiMi j
I uit'l ( tilint I loxr. lieucMtli 11 im?- MmIiv
Km ui'il l#y I it; ninl lirjii|(lit t?i
ll?? 1At f.
NVw Vol I. < ' * t ,v. Oil i<< i* w?y from [
this < lty to Now Haven, <" on n.. the* }
stonmbont fJt-n Nlnnd. oi' (hi Stuiiit !
I Lilic. cauKilt JilO bill it short distance
prtHt )vx< i lltioh I took. in I/?I)? I-lrtlid i
j Sound, early in ill*' morning, uttd in ?!??? I
J rapid jjI'Pjh I oi' the Maine* (wo p#?
Kl'ligifl.s ;| l)l| M Veil 11. r- 1 1 o f 111.; OlVW
| w.'iv cut off no in hoip or ??xr-n | ?*>.
i Tin y undouht inlly perished and only
| l?y tin* prompt ninl Jicrfoi ?- ftcliou of
| ( ':? | ? ( . < linrte* v.. Miii-AlliiPtor nmt thy I
j remaining m? intern of flu- crew were
. !li. ?!>? plug pnsengers n routed and
j k.i \ ? (I In lii'li' night riot lien 1 hey
' h 1 1 Hi M > burnleil I w ? lifeboats ninl for
?till hour ;i waited I in- It' 1 1 > of Kilceor lllg
i \-**?K4?i >4, all the whin- suffering from
lln; intense cold. first p ? k ???! tip J?y
J tin' (nx Hilly. they wor?* transferred
to the Km fit us Corning, n freight hunt
! of iho Starlit fane, ami brought to this
city ii t. <li?.v liifiit .
When i In* ' ilon Island left tin- Strain
i jiii'r, .No. ]/. North It Ivor, tin- night be
i for*' ;it, .nine o'clock t liH'fc were ten pos
{ hi iih,m j. ft n< I a cnuv of twenty -one per
; son*. including t'upf. I >a v t?) Marons,
, wljo whs to take <4tmmaud of liu> bout
? on Iter nest 1 rip. Tin* main dock of tln>
steamboat was tilled with nierch a inline
i foil* i ii*(i ??) i S" !!)C
I l il.v. nearly ill) of an intiaiilinnhle lia*
j 1 1 1 r ?*. it nd rouuhly valued at $20(M)0o,
; The lui il, btiiit twenty -four yearn ago,
)t ihr tihnsy construction peculiar l<<
j ex< ni .-ion craft, represented a value ol
i $ llf "?.??< it ?. according t<> the Staring. and
j nil was cow-red with insurance to tin1
Mnil aiuoiint ol injury.
l-'rnnli It. Street, a wholesale grocer I
' In \tiw Haven, with his wife and two j
i daughter .Miss Kmeline Street, a sin- I
dent in X iiKsnr < 'ollege, and MHk (iraco
Stri'.'l, together with Arthur Wallace, j
>?>,. oi K. Wallace. a silver nianul'ar- |
l?u<r ii Walliiigforii, ton;!, wore tim 1
lirsl I?ii| p:i s^en^er s. Truvcdlng see. |
1 1 1 1 1 1 i -lass wi'f.' Mrs. Uosa Silken. who j
i p. i i-h' d: Nathan Dnbin, a clothing
; in:' ii Ufa of No. J.YJ (,'edar street. |
i New Nairn; tinve Hebrew uiei), on? I
. of whom wa *? !oit. and ail llalinii,
I'roiii t'ap;. Mm Ailanter down to the !
: hiMubli' - 1 drt-khat'd thorn wan not one !
j wl o *diirl;td duty or ^hnwed n sign of i
I ??\\ ;i ill i I-. and that t lit* work of rcHcue j
v.;is farrird on only br the l?j;ht of the ;
. ibiitii < i iici't ane<l the praJso.
, M ^>di ii-!i*on, the iis.-il.-stant otiffiueer,
' .i - oil I'lUty. : i lid Would not leavo his
' Millfi' av.d Htjrke. tifeinen.
I -!ii.\?it !.y him niitil they wore cut off
. '.y lb/ rapid ?p?i>a?l of ihr tiro anil
i i ! i : I- w;i - no hi'ip. All the others lo-d,
ii ;. i.. Sieved, wore sutTontlod in tlmu
i (ho woman, who.;
dr.ikK' d iioiii thtnger by Sarah Smoot.
ti iii*yro -P'wardoss. returnod to her
"iiii !n an ? mb'avoi io save her ,|t"vid->.
(?'or idtosvlf t'npi. MacAllaster told a
j i ioiUm slmy of the voscuom from the
! bnruin^ boat, and gav?? grout credit to
j tin' i.dlrerv undor him. 'i'hoy in turn
| prni<*? the venerable skipper, who.
' neariy sixiy-olght years old. hr.s for
twenty lluvo years bfo'i a r.nister
?i Jlio A Mantle eonst .
i uoiii.v l wo survivor* af the disaster. |
! ; 1 1* ? ? ? i through the hoi i-iu'k of a i
; liulu tor lite on lite Miiziuir steamer
i nit'l i hardly h'*s terrible experience
' in the hitter < ? >(<l of the iee, were I'VH
t lied.
This m'i 'Hint steam Won I tragedy of
i in1 year is unexplained. The cause
wlUodouhtiess be brought to light in
' tine. imi m? one at the time could
solve 1 1 ; ? ? |iii/,v.i-' of the tilen Island's
| i'ai\
< in ami oflbcis thought it was a
! defective ?h -olrie wire. All agree, how
I'Vcr, li'.n this i< mere conjecture, and
think that the hull of tile doomed
-{? srtu t- ;vii> a raging furnace of thuues
J before th" ^pleading ??moke gave the
i ahum.
I
V\i;r< KK.lt IMIOFESSOU'S liOONr.
S! udvi: t ?? l>iil M N ft or ? '^mpiainiuy of
H-niii'. Ks Ma*k' l?y lllui.
I 'Wiia'ii lpliiii. I'?.- Orti? rrs of t lie Col
!??}?<? i?f Si. Tlmma*. iH Villn Nova, are i
? < 1 1 * a i lions of certain s(n
i ' rn t v w -tn? i>roke Into the rooms of a i
p.-.ift *r.". licstvovins; bi*< portrait ami
M j. <>|. -riy. Tin* Ktinli-nls are saltl i
i ? i liiiv.' hern il iv>ii i i*"!le*.l with remarks
ni.'ilf by him.
Tin* profosvui1 involved i* John Keltl
<?; ui. I twmtly tin* students protested
:<i l'rrsidrnt 1 ?,? I. nicy com emlng some
of lleim*r*s utternmes. The portrait of I
I'r >iVv;...i' Keinrr, whieli hung i ti hi* ]
room, uv. > torn to shreds, and Ills
I ?? ?? ? U v-- and I limit m e were dunn'Ked,
Sioei ('tnopauy Fails.
?I hi I n?' Bradford in (ho 1 T ti 1 1 oil S(illcs |
I ?iMi ir'i Court dismissed tlu> Involun
tary | mi ol' bankruptcy 1 n t l?o ea
of 1 1 1 < ? 1 Hauioiu) State Steel Company,
l.atoi in the day .lames P. Winchester,
1 Yesiilrnt of the First National Hank
<ii WiluiliiKioii. ami Howard T. Wal
lace. the President of the Diamond
Stale Stool Company. were appointed
vc\ elvers.
Kahuli Raid* Caravan.
R?i>uM boldly entered Tangier and
raided a caravan. _
Assists Husband Make Arresi.
; The wife of ex-Chief of Police Avery
j fttnvKiib of Hath. N. Y.. assisted her
husband In arresting a uian who wield
ed an a\>\
i
. > Cave-In.
f>\o uieu were killed and three In
jured by a cave-In nt toe Hlghlaud
Boy mine, uear Bingham. Utah.
n Kruger Buried at Pretoria.
The body of former President Kruger
was burled at Pretoria.
From the Seat of War.
Ail the Tlusfian warships have *ail*d j
eastward from Tangier.
Another Russian cruiser won report- I
ed to have been blown up.
('iieomtuouly heavy cannonading was I
n-portrd about I.one Tree Hill.
Kuropatkin u.:ed searchlights for the
lirst lime hi repelling a night attack.
geneva I SakbarolT reported tlio Bus
.tloii lo?* of a vibHge, but no Important
nction.
> *eeoUd ."?oii win l;iliCd ut 208
HIH and tbo (Icntntl I* mv
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r :
CONGRESSIONAL DOINGS ]
Daily Doing* of MOie or Lets tat?r*?t
to the Peoplt
Currency Oi?cu??iori. *
bUcu**ion of i ho bill to iuiprov?
tan roiu y c Jtidliioti i was resumed la tho
House, but throughout (he souslon Its
ft'lvuiM4HiC'()t a uh beget with obstruc
tive tactics by the Democrat*. led by
Mr. William* oi Mississippi Hie minor
Ity leader. The Dent ) rats mustered i
Mil Ifjclen I : IH'IIKl!l to for*:0 Speaker f
Cannon i<? break u ? i?- . In order that die J
bill might be i*i<fn up. t he Demo- '
era is untuning iheii altitude of m?i- !
iag?nl*m bot-auftf- Mr Hill, of Oonnec- ;
"I ? In < barge of the bill, refused to
pompom- its further i ouslderatlon In
0. ii#? (jin rn e i,r the t i I of Mr. liar
loft, of <J? orgla, leader of the oppotd
"OH. LUtlu progress nan made on
the incasinc.
An uiiH-ndinent wax Offered by Mr.
William* ('''iiiliinx I he payment of
Interests by banks on amounts d*po*lu
MJ by l he government. find limiting I he
Amount to be an <!?? posi t< J in anj one
bank.
Senate Orders Impeachment.
The Senate spent practically the en
tire day dlscusKing the Philippine ad
m in jftt ru t io u bill. A nuinber of amenl
ments wee e suggested and debated,
among them being provisioiib relating
to railroad bond#, mining location* and
tariff rat*K. I'nder agreement, the vote
'?n it'o hill will be taken, and the dis
posal of all amendment* will occur at
the ?a me tlinft, A formal order to enter
upon tho Bwayne impeachment pro
ceedings wuh adopted, but it did not fix
? day for beginning the work.
Mr. I'Jatl. of Connecticut, chairman
ol (he seloi t com m idee to consider the
recommendations of the House of Ren
resentatlvo.i tor (he; impeachment or"
Judge Swayne, presented tho report of
that committee. The report was In the
tdiapo of an order, which, after icclt
Ing the circumstance# in a preamble
proceeded as follows:
"Ordered, that the filiate *111, ac
ror.llng to it* standing rules and or
ders In siifli cases provided, lake
proper action thereon (upon the pre
nutation of the articles of Impeach- j
menu, of which doe notice sdiall be l
given to the House of Rep ? ?rn(a
1 i ves. '
Philippine Bill Passed.
The Senate Knday carried out its
unanimous agreement |(I vote on the
Philippine eivll government bill and
by a vote of 14 i? ;?,{ lho
measure. The linal vote was preceded
by the presentation of many amend
munis and a general discussion of
them. }i .? well as of the provisions of
he bill. Their, were occasional ih>U
ileal retovencOK. but, in the main the
fiMimsHluu was confined to the merits '
or the measure. On aomp of tho
amendments yu?ge.stoiJ by Democratic
Senator,; several Western Republicans
cast th ??i|- votes in the affirmative, but
?ir. Mcl umber was the only Republi
can who voted win, the. Domociats
against the passage of the bill
The most notable change made dur
nip; 'be day was the lowering of the
rate of interest, on railroad bonds to
ho guaranteed by the Philippine Bov I
< inm> ut M">m ;1 to t per cent
Die bill as passed exempts from
iimiiie.ii all bonds Issue/i by the Philip
:>n.'1 I>1(),''? K'enn Kovcrnments;
? ioiizc;i tbe Philippine government
to guarantee tho pavnient of interest
on lallroad bonds at the rale of I per
icnt per annum: provides for the arl
iim i of the immigration laws
>y Ibo Philippine autlioi itles; esiab
?'??? ' be location and
n, u- ?K ?'??! saline
t. V !' n,('h',? sy:;tLTn for the
he in K,VPR {h(' <*lvn (love; nor
tne title r.t t.ovcrnor <;? neral
the day Senator Ileveridge.
' "" ?,,,,???nifie on Territories, re
l-oitcd the statehood bill. He gave
aft ofi% i! "u" 'f,al llnnie<llHlely
hi, W ii|,(K;i1 of ??>? Philippine
of Lbe 5 !'! I ,"\>vV.,aa consideration
btutchuod bill, ,ljut upon dis
coteilng that tho rules 'require that
-mm, tteo repert, ,lo mx,. ?a ^
ntii ni i.no lo <i,llcr th" '"Otion
Inflnu W ' brlstmas holidays, his
Intention l?einK l(, make the motion
in .UnJirT V S""a,(' convenes
ciJ^n'ov1! of (he House was
K,rt'i "W'l^moMt exclusively to the
?<innnai. n dozen <>r mom ui??
u rue n't J 'j0 Senale amendments to the
"rgent deMiiency bill were agreed to
and adjournment was taken until Mon '
I here was considerable discussion
"ver a bill for ,?P n.IIcf J S\(U>?8,0n
hnli e?nt' Haven, Conn., who
bad been det^,,^ bv ., (MIS|oms . "
ppeclur ... ki ,.a,0. Tesiii. u", ? H??e
... S'Sm "aS"' WWk
stntemeiu us to ih.< a. lion of tl,e'in'
i c^r.7 ,r",V h'' icrnov
! C?l l I oil! offb.c.
Monday irt the House
Tim llou.-o of llepro;?entati ves Mon- j
day emphatically disapproved \ ho pro
position to hol.t the inaugural hall in !
the capitol. The committee having the
ir.at lor in charge had substitute! for
tho Pension Building. as provided I'nr
hy Senate resolution, the (Tongresslon
aj Library. but Mr. Mori ell, of Pennsyl
vanla. who called Hie matter np. an*
nounred that the opposition to tho lat
ter building was so groat the commit*
te? had concluded to substitute the cap
itol. A Mortn of protesti; came from
both sides of the chamber. 'Die reso
lution offered by Mr. Mori ell was voted
down, the result being to. delay action
until the next District of Columbia (lay.
! in January ' The House abo Voted
down a resolution offered by Mr l*?ccy
of Iowa, making a sjecial order on
January Mh the bill to restore to the
Naval Academy three cadets, who were
dismissed for hazing. Mr. l.nrev'R no
Hon was criticised by Mr Williams,
of Mississippi, and others. Mr. Wil
liams contend Inst that the. can.se of
j these midshipmen could not bo given
| preference, when there wrie so many
; mattery of vatt public v huportMuce
whleli coul J uu' Ec' tune iui routid
oration.
The practice or baznir: was reveroly
condemned by M? s >|d. I'avne. fit New
York. Mr. tJheppaid. of Texas; Minin.
of l'ilnoiu; and Adatu;' of I'cuusyl
\ atii j.
Kubber Drops Affain.
The rubber market is very much un
settled. oihI wbile there i? considerable
mystery maintained l>y those in-? po
sition to know: tho why and wherefore,
?there is no attempt to hold up fictitious
values or to dewy that the bottom is
dropping ont of the market.
Fish Efft? r?ir New Zealaud.
1.. F. Ay ton, comnilMlonev of lib
eries of Xeiv ?c?tan<]>qvill lake home
from tbU country ]>OubpOO egg* *f
eastern white i?h and .TOOyOOO MtUuftn
oggt>, xvltb wkleh to ?*ock fl?e
Five Thousand Take Part in Revo
lutionary Demonstration,
V ?
POLlCt FURIOUSLY ASSAILED J
!
I loot xul Alun?> I'Uil l>> Iliuirrt-Kiulil- !
tug 1.4*1* Kroiu Noon 1' * 1 1 Nrnrly Kv?ii> ?
Iiijc? I'ottir imtn Tlito'wu Uowii i?n<l '
t t M o u ill <?<! (iriiilurm* j
rrU Ctllcil Oil'i
Mohcow, Uusui.i. thi* city was the
scene of a revolutionary demons! ra Hon
from noon kill nearly evening. Prob
ably ."?0G0 PL- ?plc actually participated
In It.
Fortunately (In* agitator* ? t i <1 not j
succeed in drawing the woiklnumen j
from tin* factories into die disturbance, )
and alter many collision#, tlu; police j
tiring Ulank volley* ami charging with !
their sabre*, the crowd# were, tlnally |
ills persed.
Many peivons were wounded ami
more wer*i arrested. Ho far ss* in
known none of die rioters was killed.
One policeman Is reported to have
been mortally injured. Many on tMth
shies were roughly handled.
The authorities kn.v.v In advance that
trouble wax impending, and many
houses along Tverskala street were
specially guarded. while extra police
men were on duty in the streets. flev* |
eral squadrons of mounted geudurm- |
erle were eonc-ealed In the courtyards |
of houses ready for an emergency.
The crowds began to collect at mid- !
day in Tverskaia street, students of j
both sexes mixing with the general j
public. The thoroughfare was soon !
congested with a mass of moving hu- j
inanity, which converged on Ktrastnl ;
Square, wijcic UGOO liti'oosi-"'- {{t'seni^je'l, j
many lU'nied with clubs and carrying '
tings. ?"
The err.wd. singing, moved toward !
tin* palace of Uiand liuke Sergius,
the (lovernoi .tienera I of Moscow. The
police attempted to block the street,
whereupon ilio trouble began i'i ear- j
nest. j
The crowd h;-oUe tiirough the c??rdon ;
and one policeman was knocked down, j
llattallons of police were brmigU* np j
at double quick to reinforc:; their coin- .
rades. Sticks and stones were freely '
used by the uiob, which threatened !
again tu^biea?; through lite CMidon.
The polity under order- <>?' their cliief,
tired sev tfal blank volleyv and mounted
men ? barged. using the t'.ats oi their '
sword".
The mob fought uhl.or.ily, but tin
ally broke and sought shelter ia the
side streets. Here tl.e police were
again severely pressed, as the ?^?iach
mcuts stationed at the openings of
these streets to keep people out "f
Tverskala street were caught between
the retreating mob on ??!!?? side and
throngs <>f curious spectators on the
other.
Many of tin* demonrt rater who
broke through the cordon of police
paraded in hide streets in smaller
groups, waving dags and sinking. A
crowd ui e<H> collected in front of the
j theatre, wher ? revolutionary tiags were
hoisted amid shouts of "Long I've
Freedom!"
The police wove not prepared at ibis
point, a ud the crowd, gathering vol
ume, moved 1'rotn th<^ square to Neg
lina street and Koomhicsiki Bridge,
the chief street of Moscow, where the
police ni?>t ii Another stubborn tight
ensued, ending, as {be first had done,
with three blank volleys and sabre
charges.
Many shops were turned iulo hos
pitals. where the wounds of both 1 int
ers and police were temporarily
dressed.
The workmen held nlo >f from the.
I demonstration. employers ha ving
warned them that any participating In
the demonstration would he dismissed.
A few onlookers were hurt.
Quiet was finally restored, though
almost every small street "was
traversed by small singing and shout
ing y roups during the whole after
noon.
ni.'ns m; ho inks or a in;'.-;. j
Sev? ?;;! Soveiviy Kurned U-'su-uing |
Children From Hunting .Asylum. 1
I'rovluenee, It. I.? Four persons wei<j i
injured during f\ li r*? tliat caused - J
i k Hi damage to the St. Vincent d>> I'aul I
Infant Asylum. a four-story brkS; '
structure in Regent street, tf " '<
Through a splendid exhibition of :
bravery on the part of ihe sister* who j
conduct the asylum, firemen. police and i
volunteer life tavers, every i>n-.> of the ;
l.-?0 cliildreti in the home was rei ned
uninjured.
Some of (lie rescuers were >ewreiy j
burned.
The tire started at not>u in the jiitiheu
and rapidly communicated with the
upp"r stories of the building through
a dumbwaiter shaft. The bln/.o wa*
discovered by one of tin- nuns. Shortly
afterward Uaines reached the third
story, where a large number of ?-h il *
dreu Here lying ill In bed.
The greater part of the building was
! tiiived. The water damage, however, is
j considerable. The asylum is valued at
j about with about $?>(>. 0(.mi in
surance.
Illizxard Aloitg Now KhkIuiiiI.
A storm of bllzzanl severity -wat ro- \
ported along the Southern New Knj*
land const, with all wires on Cape Cod j
down. Three barges wgut at-hon* on |
Fisher's Island. and the crows wero j
rescued by means of the breeches I
f uo-v?
lli-sviied In r?reeslu'^ F.uov.
The ei'?v of uino men of the tour- !
i minted s.-hooner T.i/.xie M. Ilraytou
whs tnkou ashore in a btv<<fnes huoy
hi i> oYloek in the morning. Just south
os the Stratford Motel. Point Pleasant,!
N. .1. f
For Paulina Canal.
?"hi;.i Uugineer Wallace g?\o a
House Committee figures on ihe ? on
?tructiou of tha Panama Canal jttni
said a so;i level ditch, while the oosb
best, would be the be*\.
Labor World.
There itre said to he (HH trade unions
in Now York -'City, with a total mem
bership of IMO.OtX1
The Hrothcrhnod of Railroad Freight
and llaKtfafcerrten have twenty-one or
gantaer* In the field.
Hotrl vlerk* inMiSurg ami Phil
adelpitta ore. farming unions lot their
twnent anil ndvaticcuieut.
ll i? etdlm?t<H> that Hie total wage*.
lost It* lltt? rr&eni beef Rtvlfcc it-aclied
tbe (uoroiotttt total of $3,375,000.
It 1st uearty 100 yenra, since fjjc^rlrat
w?r? tnk*u ttf ^H>riu?/>eny<? ;
JWr trty&r?t<ytfou.
WASHINGTON. %
(V. It. tiavls, Consul at Aloxaiidietta,
Syria, who recently got into trouble 1
with tin,* Turkish authorities because
he towered tho Jlag from tho Consulate
during a celebrtitiou in bo nor of the
Kultan's birthday, hue reported at the
Htato Department in person, uud has ;
Indicated hi* wish to resign from the
service. 111k resignation will be ?C* .
."epted afi noon as It Ik duly tiled.
The State Department Kent out <0 ihe
varloiu l'ljwc-ih signatory to The Hague
conference a circular containing a sy
nopsis of the replies of ail the countries
which were addressed in regard to the
proposal for a second conference,
Senator Stewart, of Nevada, intro- i
duced a Dill t > double the yalariea of 1
the President, Vice-President, Senators
and Ueprcsentatjvcs.
The House .Itidleii ry Committee re?
onimo uietl the impeachunut of United
States Judge Sway no.
PoKlmnsler-Cieneral Wynne's nnnual i
report shown a year of steady growth j
in (uttering the country's Jiostal #or- !
vi<*e. ?
?i
Tl,e House, by a larg^ majority, 1
voted to Impeuch Judge Charles |
Swaym>, of tho Federal Court of North- |
eru Florida.
'I wo leaders >f organizations of pos*
tal employe* were dismissed from lite }
postal ^Pi'Vice.
0 1; I : ADOPTKD ISLANDS.
Keeu^ Interest has been manifested In
and about Manila regarding the I'hlllp- j
piny, ,'dli that was recently passed by 1
Congress
DOMESTIC..
T\.o men were siilYo.-ated in an oil 1
tank harge in the Kast ltiver, New
York Harbor. i
'1 wo i 1. v ? s wi if. '.Oot and proper'.*
worth :?S:H>.00o destroyed by a lire hi j
.Minneapolis, Minn, |
Member* of the Ne.tloVutl Mosquito
Extermination Society uiet In the New :
Vork City Aquarium to consider meth
ods for the spring and summer cam
paign again*! the pests.
ArchbMiop Ireland. J(tishop Potter
and 01 hers* spok<? for Inioruallonul arbl- ;
(ration s;l a tna.<s meeting in Carnegie '
| llail. New York CIU*.
The leaders of iht|l*'all ltiver (Mass.) 1
| (exti!>? unions decided to refer the -
! question of continuUi;; t strike to !
j tin1 members <<<? the vurl< us organ! /.a- j
| lion? there.
Itu-'Mihig New Yor'ii tvnins were de
layed hy snowstorm^ /
! Pi*, if. s. Woodward. <?f Columbia
| I'pivershy. was chosen President of ,
I tin* Carnegie Institution.
Sto khelders of ihe Atchison were
? es-ked by vjfe directors to vole for a
i hond issue.
! I'. Morgan wa-> elected as head of
i tiie Metropolitan Museum trustees, in
I New York City.
j A tir;\ which entailed a lo*s ot' J$210,
j Ota*, occurred at itoehesler, N. Y.
j the K;*v. Dr. .lolin White Chadwick
I died in P,rooklyu, N. V.
| 1 l.i\ ing ^riw'ved <>ver the death of
' hi-- ? it'e tor tiiree months William
j siejdieuto;.. ot New York City, fell
i dead of a broken heart.
j \ j'fiiir-iiuh fail ??t" snow impeded
tratlie and caused geueraf discomfort
J in New York City.
I Burglar.- wrecked a sale in t lie New
I York City otliee of Internal Itevenuu
i < .'?>lie. tor Steams. hut obtained^-ijo
j l-i oty, r ^
j t*i. A. Barnes presented a check lor
j $oU0,Ut)0 at tho Citizens' Central Na
! tlonnt Itank. in New York City, and
! w as arrested as n lunatic."
Dr. Wolff, of Hartford, Conn., says
j that in the diphtheria &erm he has
I four.d the anti-toxin of cerebro-splnal
1 meningitis.
I The Waldorf dull sale realized $&>00
, for the New York Home for Crippled
i Children.
M?.vor MeCjellan. announced that. he !
fa vera the construction of a lighting ;
plant l\v Xcw York City.
;> .Mis. Catherine A. Anderson sued !
ftiink"!' Warner Van Xorden, of Ntw ;
York Oily. alleging nilsappropvlntlou^ !
of worth ot' stocks.
Miss Korslei'j factory inspector, i
caused the i: rrest ot' two New York ]
manyfnetmers for violation of the ch'.Ul ;
lu !<<>?? law.
?Several New y orU dealers wore tlnp.l
hiavlly for selling adulterated 'milk,
ntid .ludgo Olmsted threatened sen
| Icikvs to prison upon second couvic
; tiu.s. ?
A i'aik and three schooittrs were
wracked in a heavy yflie on the New*
I foiimlland coast.
The I 'tilted States Supreme Court
' derided that the Western l.'nlon 'lV!e?
' jiraph Company does not possess tho
! ijuhi to maintain Its poles cn the lines
' of th" Pennsylvania Uallroad#
FultBLGX.
tjiirsy iiious;iml Chinos** arc said io ?
lie starving near Mukden. The Japan- i
ese^have refused to allow supplies for j
them to |?avs t Liro\i li the Russian lines, j
Mos-.;o\v students made another dem- j
migration against the Russian Govern- j
inent. ami the Town Council sent a p;v ;
tit Ion urging the adoption of the zettud- j
v<? memorial to the Minister of the In- i
terlor. j
A ( m i . nan captain reported at Che- i
foo that he hnd seen a Japanese cruiser j
apparently ashore at Yung-Chlng Bay, j
sixty-three miles southeast uf that port, i
with a merchantman rendering assist- 1
auce. A j
lieliei mcftsurew for I he flawing pco* j
pie have heen undertaken at Klshlneff.
Advices from St. Petersburg said that
Ihc xemstvos' plea for a direct repre
sentative body vvoirtd ho denied, hut
tluit *pokcsmtu of the people would
prolmbly have the right to voice their
wish.es 'Jireelly to the Emperor.
Ex- Miniver of War General. Azcar
vaga has forced a new Cabinet to re
plaee the Maura M{blstry, which re*
ceuily resigned i>< Mtfdrid.
The indictment of You Plehve's as
sassins describes a widespread plot to
overthrow the Kussl&n Empire.
Obstructive Taotic6 were resumed in
the Hungarian Chaqiher of Deputies.
The rntomobil? ?boTr. hi- Paris*,
Franc , says a special cable dispatch,
| was a popular attraction.
The agitation in Russia over the pop
ular demand for a share in the govern
ment seemed toobe spreading. St.
Petersburg newspapers oi>enly urged
fliv creation of n pnrttanront. -
A sfceclnl cable dispatch from Pekip,
China. snfiTTIfnl ill! thr leafier* of the
nnfl foreign societies in the Province
of Tlo-Xan bnrc been arrested.'
M.tnjr medals have been awarded by,
i lie Pr<M?aynnd.i to student* ?'f j
jknn r'Vitli College ::f Home, linlv, I
I
Jk CittMAaictd Cur* f "' piltt.
MW4J, WM. ?Blwdm* ?"r '
Pilt*, X'(ugK'^(< will t*fd" . lu*-'.11* ') ? , ' j
Ointment faro to euro In 6 to -'i ya?*' *
Niagara it worth OW/KtyOOO " *
f.OUtf't of ticeti ii dl poWtl,
For th? Young Houlewife
The young housekeeper will be j
osted in a series of papers on '
Making of a Housewife," ix feiu.i i??P 11 I
the January number <>f Tlx; i>Hinoa* 1
tor, in which useful housowl'*' ) ,
knowledge in rmbodied in such <-*n ' ? ? t i
tattling form Lha( ope is likely to f?i
get that alio i.s studying doiu< 3tic mar j
tern. Other topics in the s#ck- num- .
b<>r, that will appear to the ho<mL'k<'''H" i
er, are illustrated eenterphx '' r j
Now Yrar'a Day and b?v<M'?-g? f|)r
holidays attractively served. <?k<* i -r I
Neyv Year's nil's. afro MustraU'd. and
a nu inbor of. recidpew for novel rt t r' *s h ?
ruenU lor the holiday season.
The seBloacd of Crtptei'J WU;???
W. Qulpton, I'. H. A., recently t-u-.l
and convicted by court martial in On*
l*hllippim?? for conduct ULb'.<;on inK ;
an officer nod a ginilcman. has l;*j?-i.
reduced by President Ugom vHi f'.oru
dismissal to a lors of fifiy-six ill'-'* in
lineal rank.
A dude preacher generally produces
dead sermons. Ho. ?W.
rjT^jtdimau'M'.yuuroJ. No flH ornoi vo i?*
ressaftor flr^t dny'g u?>o I i)r. ifUirt'* OroV.
h ervoilo-?tor?r,iiZtrliiilt'jtUiM?j.l treu' KQlc>a
J;r. It. H . Kti xs.litd., iMi Area 1' Ml t., t\i.
The sardine famine oil- the coast of Itiit
tuuy, which has extended ov? r <>ev?:ral
years, promises to l^c relieved by uniuuat
catches this, year,
I do not tyellovo l'iso'.1? Cure for t.'onnum;)*
tJon has nnpqu'd for coughs ?'ui cotd^^fox <
i'.)ioyMi,T*iiuty Bprlnsas, lnd., t'eh. r^^W),
A'8wia? clockmnker has devised a watch
which calU out thi! hour* by means el a
minute phonographic attachment.
^ Itch cured in 'M minute* liy WopjJord'*
Sanitary J.oUost. Never fail?. b'dUf by all
druggist*, $J. M.'i) older* promptly ill ted
by J)r. K. Detehon, l.'raH'foidtville, lad.
Governor Ferguson, of Oklahoma, ha*
been immortalized by an epigram.
fo?
A litfeflw i-v ?
big h:>ctr \vi|
self aod *n i?nu?ii>8
( tiildren. Ho tiJWi '
and ?h he lit'lyed 1
put HiC Mf*
oti.er mid fi
/>ed. at the ?anie
?; W, Jl? is Mill a.
( Himih ('L
TVir li j O' u
t 'i? vu! of t ho ^
>1 >0U Or OQMtilHtloiiafc)
(r> h you t^i
iirtli x Catarrh Curd is
;???*!> 'JJrr.'lly "'I < Ue ))lyjg
if >? 11 .s (aUrrli CurMsJ
h was i>rei<-rlbed by ?>?-?
- iu'ie in r his 1'ountry /pt;j
?iii'ir jwnpti'jl). It iV
J '"!' Ionics ki' jwo, co im^
i !? ? 1 puri/lfw, acting- d
O t- Tho p$i
t r l\\'< i'rjr- tlivut* in
won l<*rful r^ults in curio
lor i< <ii!ii>;uialh, froe, ?^SB
r. J. cmkxkv ,t Co., JV
S. !'i by dmgglHU, ptjg
lake Hall's Family |?J
Tgiijglit f?y K*|
"My ( \pprirtHMf;
J '.t i iin r Kinglclro^,
r,i I i liey 'i<> rithi'i* mil
?fill's. iVIli'U I WHN toj
rpinllu', 'h
jjo-. kriy.' After a fewr^
Vih I C.llilf io tlio C0|l<
v ii.? fully able lo HT
." 'Cleveland JT,{
To < ate a Cold l|
I ,i * - F Hroiito Qujl
nni?rr<ts i. iijud money
I . \Y. rove's signature
P.in-. like London, i?:
I I <.??> toy i lie music bulls.
Grateful Chi
Clara? Did you Jiavo p1
or at tlio Kpriiws'tbia ?ur
Dora? No. It was u
?o.
"Really uneonifortabl
"Awfully. Why, th<?
'so warm than when ft"*
xnlliion piuposcd to nva _
| at once."? New York W?
Mrs. Rosa Adams, niepe of thef/1
Roger Hanson,- C. S.
to know of the wonders at?
Lydia E* Pirilcham's Vcg*
? ' D*a* "M^b. PinkBAJC : ? I cannot tell jfot . ...
JLydin E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
the ills peculiar to the sex, extreme lassitude and
\rould rise from my bed in tfce morning feelin
to bed, but before I , bad used two bottles of
table Con. pound, X besran to feel the buoyau
ing, became- roffulir, could do more work and
been able to do before, so. I continued to nae it
health. It is indeed a boon to sick women and t./!
Yours very truly, Mhs. Rosa Adams, 119 12 th 3L?.
Any women *rl
regular or paiafl
ness, leocurlMn^
ation of the vom\
feellnf, inflammat
ache, general del
tratlon, should
and true r*
Vegetable C<
for women ha*'
and unqualified
medicine ha* luch ai
" Dkab ?m. Pmrtu
to recommend Lvdto
table Compound fari
ties from which I bM
?was the only medic
and within a week
was a great w
need it for a little _
end of that time I Ml
period, nor was T ti
pains which compelled :
not had a, headaeb* sfc
?go. Ialwajslctapa
ffew doces everty Track, for I find that it tones
feoling strong* and I navar hsre that tired out
"I certainly think that ererv woman ou^j
for it would provo Ita worth. Yours rary tr
Do Soto St., McTyphia, Terin."
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having written her, and
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