The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, July 20, 1906, Image 4
OOOD DATHiKG RULC3. / ?.
Thjt Much M ?und< r?to^(j Oiactr th?
Cold Bath.
Jrj i k im article ' ii nat.Vfifc.
a do< rijj in '.}??- Now Yoi k ,&veniiii;
'/?'It-gram K1*'** <> Mine bin1* w Inch
fc';'/Ui 1 Jic i a lie Jiw t.;, ?t>d
wbi< u are <?f lut^r* bi to' . w no
have long known thenikus w?-:i a.-, to
^..ih.Oa'3 Vth'J ba.U no! H'-f r n:r a
tew e*<er,*t?s
tfho'jbj one ?<???! chilled aft' j a coId
l> i'ii at; J th?? fci.ow ing hard j ui>,
tU !"??? >.ou iH-iti n aJJze that cold
Im' m 6 ha I
I her# i> i*?aI!>? no hi) I can ??ig*
gev tiiaf a |M-r-- > i i can t ?-11 whether
Or not cold oa'J i a*e good for thern,
t-4' .'[)! hy the r '' A an J l>Odit)
witm'h tha? jihoi.i'J folio* j ?hirik
1( the Iin?*?*? naili i'#ok hlim arn1 the
b>dy ii it,, HUh gooiwrt(fj>n
tlin hath 'i' T* irf too el:cMJOiift,"
h.i?n the ph *jc in.
'Ah to ?fn- ofkta;cinx ha'h*.
I I'lUfV- that a needle, hIioa'-c or
kponge bath ii beat, for {? w are
h> !<>!>% rn ?nn:i 11, *tand a i>Iiin;'e and
a~ *o hlMii ?, J y ?: i g in a ! .i :? of t old
Hdtor, J would ?ay unl.?.f?i>
thai It !.-> hii*!A", I'.i it tat-.-** two
u>itch animal hern aid j? ..ui'.s in a
lorn* of that lh ijrui'' ??n-'ai >'
JKraqueiHiv thone who an* ijot at ion*
enough t i take a col 1 water hath
mm It com'?? ftoni the apigot will find
It immeioel) beneficial when a ha?
6t Hult ik placed in the |,nb, or by
takin# the Hi 111 off with the addition
of warm water, thy bath a ill Htlll he
pr if tU all'. cold for the tenipf rauire
wll! ha much cooler than the body,
"Cold ha'hrt Hhoull, a? a rule, b?
tak?;n only In tlx? morning dire'ly
after rixing,- unb-SH a \>ert-on I* v r>
waim aii'i wnnlii a cobl tub on a hot
day, or, in a f<-* < arte* of extrciiii' fa
?ix'k- SN'bf>n v?:r> warm I would hur
that th" i.:d|vldua) am' unlil
trie pi?r*piraMori wan entlreJ> dib*l
on the body before getting :iit ? tfie
wuter. J'or i!ie ?iliork to th'' ii"i vfs
at-.d the rajixjlty with whKh tin blood
im drawn 'o t!w mrfacf of f h? o>.ln
by the cold !h not good. T;w ^aino
rtilo ii|>i>M<'h t<i ?'a 11 water ii.i'niriK
A ft I rnan> |>'?r.->onn who Jnnin into
the >?iirf Aii'-n > ry wattu a'i ! <? >v
? ??(?d wit r i !??? r'K;?i; a' :on of''ii v.oinl'T
whv th'-y f<-<d na?j?i*:it^i aft<?r they
h ivc l?r*?? fi in a f'-w niiti'it' H
Ori" of the mot-t rt-fi "nhin:? Itat'iH
I have cvt'i lah^ri is a cutn onation of
i ' 'i]? full of c|d?*r vim j.',o an i ( old
iv tIf it i-.^ not too ' o. I I would
au^f'tit lyinx In i' front livr- to t? ? n
niinnien, ^li"n p;i??i<??11 ai i;, (;?' -ju< d.
fo; the rtncilou |n r? ma; i*abl<\
rher<> is fhlK to he Kia:ded !
t^aitmt in <? ? 11 ? f !,:i' 11that i
t' ih not t > ho iloni- nnle^s tin- p -rsi n ]
irt phy?ie;?ilv fit. never whrn the
thought of the coll on 'ho body
bringH a fblv?-i, or if one fcHs v:e:i!<.
At Burh i a t>ath in t? ?;?i't water
will ho far hotter, and will hav<* no
l?id reaults, a? the cold ony ininht."
HAHE CARRIEQ OFF TREASURE.
Clever "Pussy" Feigned Death and Ea
I caped with Wealth.
A delightful s'ory comes from Coun
ty Donegal. Ireland Timothy O'Don
ii'.-II Is a f.irn;"T, living on the bleak
?ilopo ot a mountain south of (Jlenties
Recently a khii In America sent liim
home a bill value $'.T? anil Timothy
?i'-nt liU daughter to flleutlcs to cash
tt. buy goods, and bring bark tho
change The colleen discharged her
mission, and fur want of a purse tied
tip the change In a handkerchief. On
tn*r way bark sin* proceeded to ex
amine somo traps which her father
had seen on the mountain side, and
M'.'i* dejjuhted to find In one of thein
* splendid hare Hut then the (iiies
'Ion arose, how was she to kill It?
?She had neither slick nor stone.
Jfappy though, why not strangle It
with her handkerchief No soon said
than done, or attempted, and "pussy"
*v;is I? ? ft for dead. The girl proceeded
to set the trap again. Hut tho hare
wan only feigning death; and when
the girl looked round, imagine her as
tonishment to hoo it sramperlnc over4
the mountain side with the handker
chief (containing the treasure) fas
'etied round his neck!! Pursuit was
of < nurse, imiMM.-dble, and hare atu
money soon disappeared from view
There may l>e something eiiiuina
in lhc jicl ol* palling a mail oil tin
back when lie i> iilivaily toiug ilowi
hill. r' '*<>. 'JD-'ibi.
Ol TIHXlIt 1,11 I-:
Will Not < Mfsi t the III K.fTectM <>f
Coffee W hen One ( anuot Digest It.
A farmer says.
"li was not from liquor or tobacco
that for leu wars 01 more 1 suffrr?il
from dyspepsia and stomach trouble,
they wei ? tanked by the 11>?? of i >!
fee until I got so bad I had to give
up coffee en'lrelv : 111 d alui'Mt i \ e Up
vat :ng There v. : e t.uc. .. \\ii-;i I
roulfl ea* on!\ boil <1 milk and 1>i *-.i i
and lien I went 'o the field to work
I had to ?ake *o.i.. In-a I an! bu*'cr
:i!oiu; to give ;ne .-??:? ngth
I d'?-tor<d with '!oc!o: s and too'-\
a! most e\ ei > i hlng I ?*?>?iI?1 iret foi i;
h - o .iiaclt in 'li ? way ol iiiiii:< in*, bat
i' t t'D' m ? ? t> i on'? ' i
little wiule until 1 was almost a
w.liking skeleton
Onf\rlay I read an ad for I'ostum
and told my wife I would try it. and
?a*. ?o 'tie following fart-i ! will make
affidavit before a lit judge,
i ?i? i i? ? ofi" e en'lrelv and used
iVrt'.fjni in It* place. I have regained
r/rjr health en'lrely and can cut nny
? fiir.a: 'ha' in cr>->ked to eat I have
i'.*r*kv-d In weight until now 1
tri'/Tf- 'ban 1 ever did: I have
r v *.?'x.t-u any medicine for my h'ofn
w ?> *? ! b'*gan using Postniu.
f'< Ay. t t*'?>!*'v<? 1'o/tuiu v ill almost
t, 4:(
' Jtfv f* *o;!d ? coiTe
j\ tit*'. tiJ t lh/'? * tl"> eff?rf??? J?
and trheo they were feel
l.',<bad th?y began to nse Postum,
uri? at a ? im?\ until now we all use
PfMitnm." Name sive by Poxtam
To . Haiti* Creek. Mich.
Ten days' trial of Postum In place
<?f coffee proves the truth, and easy
and pleasant way. "There's a rca
non. '
l>ook In pkgo. for a copy of the
famous little book, "The Road to
WftllTille."
DREYFUS7 VINDICATED
iriini
Devit's Island Martyr Declared
Innccerit ar.d Rank Restored.
TO CE MADE A GENERAL
At* (i*>< <1 OUid' fotjld No I !! iv'- ?>!-?
laiiii-il Kci'i'cl Mobili/ i'ion I'.f
l>t i ?> i or Delivery to i rniany??
I>i?J Not Willi- Itoril*n'iiii,
TV?; it i - fr. a s !j? :j
fOlilpb-'ely \ . } \,\- I f :i fj(
Tm- Sip;*!..'- < ?.M ft. I I. IC^JiUb
i Ik ai.rio iin i-.j ,i., >]?-.-i>ion a infilling
; the < orn let ion of |) ' by the
t'.iri-rnartial at it? la 1 .
! , lo cvfiry h'.';tn f r ? y r, j I ireyf i: s*
reputation ai 'i to ? :u; ! a 'i/.? i?:> I : - j
! Palliation of ?he f.??- ? ? v.?i< ? t
Jv.^h trb-d ft'.'H'nut tiliit fie lo./r o: ?
lb l /i f . j ."* ? li ?- li <;<? 11 I. ;l h'.tlid I ' ; i
I a;,Sill !' d>- ? tit. . ?? is no reaioj
1 for anot 'i -i ?. :-iI l>?-c au 1 >rc-f us
(i?ini:i it * -I i.?? i.ft'-i'.r |
I r? <'/fitlm!o:i the i^ir' noi<d the
f. t-f that Di'i.i Juh hai 'a a J ved p?< i
iiia11 Indemnity b<r ali he i>.iffei<d
dmin% twaive yt'ni-h
The court ordered 11? decision t?,
1 ?? transcribed on 'he lecordu oj i j??- .
I! nnea < oi>rt~mai' lal arid "t !??? pu' ?
lihhr.Mj in the official journal and five ?
ii- w .spai?"f? to be chosen b\ the I'ro- j
cijratoi C'^ieral and, at ih^ Oovitii
inent's < -xitenye, in fifty newspapers >
here and In 11?? - provinces to be
named I?/ Dfeyf us.
Tl)e fornjer v ' t a i r?. a\cr being
fa.fomjiiwi of Hanson. publicly j
d traded lift'! itn priKoiwd on Devil's
In.and 1*4 : >? tot'd i<> : le a.piy Ijrv the 1
ijcciiion ) / if / \ j
He will ? (;; i) To hi.. < oi]n< ser- '
vie- wftJi f'f rank of M:igadler-'Mtt* j
era I, I'lyiiiii'. Hairi'm nx-mr* d the
Cljai.i'm*!' of |i ;>n ti:-s.*and t i;. - i omt's <
d<'k'lKioii v. til Im* |?ost? d In <?%?<?! >? com- ;
Jj; ! 1! ? i?i l-'l U in
NeW'if !? I)||-V#I1H tio'- (lis V J f?? was ,
iti con.s v. m.-'i 'i"' r|r<i inioii vvm ?
di.-r?-d In I: i'?-1 vt.-v. .liter ward
!? '?: f IS :? .i!1 i
1::? i ns i?.'i r ;i loir.; and ?< rril?lo |
f?:'l"i?! I I.' .Vi:? to f ? ? f ? I ;:s it it won id
tjr-viT end. 11 Is clcar i Inn th<- d<>' is
iuii i< iiii, c; i.ii/ to my old place in
the arm v. Ii.i. I ain no' a a ,i r ? of t in>
itit'Mitio:?H < I i(i" (Ui\< i i.iiii iit fon
??"??ftin;? 111y advatift'ttr*!!' in ratik
"! Iiii v.- not hnfr, t'i - r, a'.Mliiht n.y j
III" i - .:l k ItciI) 14 a . ; iri ;>ii ollio-r J j
aii o.i]l;;? d to ?ii y t! 1 ? ? . r.-pala- .
I >ir of
i a-.i !"?-.\! 1 >? ?">:}?!?.? 1 !-a f u I to :?!! .
v.!i:> h,';\?> iifoi:,|.'<| in 11 j?? Mi a i li" a - |
aii'" o! truth
'! ! ? iM iii1s"*rs h?-ld ,-a -t .-d
up." *4! s. ^.-kjii at tic* Hi;. I'ahtcv j
i,i,,|..|. I'iv?|f|cri: J-'anifi j-.. TIm* <;???.-]
cinmeni n remc<<?-? in carryinjj nut '!;?
cotirt'i> d< ? ision was determined Two)
hill# wcrii drawn liy th?Mii Urcyf.;}-,
will be nominated a major, with
earlv promotion to a li?*ut.<?nant-colo
liulKlilp. Had h<- Mi-rvi'd bin roiintry
continuously lie would bo "a li<Mit"n
nnl-colon.d of artillery now
DreyfiiH' nam<? will he entered on
the lint for the I.e^ion of Honor, !>Mt
he will not be nominated to that dis
tinction dircrlh.
IMcf|nart. whose sense of iustire
RiM-itred th.? f|?lashitu: i>f tin- Kciiih's
com 1-martial'H verdict, will Im- made
a hriK<tilier-K<*neral Immediately.
In it? derision the Supreme Court
holila that these new farts-have beet!
cs'ahlUhed hefoi-e it
I'irwt That the document from
(fi'iieral Merrier s secret papers pre
sented at the Itt*nties court-martial.
In which the initial "I>" was substi
tuted for "l'r" was a fnlsificatlrju os
talillsliinr a stront? presumption of
Dreyfus' innocence.
Hncond That another document
from the secret pjiperaip which !>rey
ftiH was falsely shown to have nlven
to Cei tunny the plans for the railway
mol)lll7.ation of French troops never
reachod the War nopartment; there
fore Dreyfus could noL have socured
possession <?f it.
Third - That the Keiines conrt
martial lail.d to hear essential testi
many calculated to establish the fact
tluit Dreyfus was innocent
'These facts," says the court's de
cision. "without seeking for any fur
ther ground!!, are of a nature to r*
taldish the lnuoc?>nre of the accused.
Therefore it is only necessary to et
aniine whether the verdict of the
Unities court-martial shall be an
nulled without a retrial or be fol
lowed by another trial by a court
mart ial "
After a lonu review of the docu
ment in the case known as the bor
dereau.* the decision states that It
was written by Major Count Ksler
huzy and that the accusations con
[ ncriitiK Dreyfus with the bordereau
ri'st onlv on hvpothesls and couject
I nr. ,w '
accusation against Dreyfus."
! coitiiuues the \l cisioti, "whether
based on the handwriting or the text
of Hie bor?b-rea!i. was wholly unjus
tifiable ami without motive. More
over. Dreyfus h.i\in>; a lar^e fortune,
otu* seeks in \ain for any reason for
j 11 i?> com 111 i 11in^ such a great crime
'Tin* court therefore holds that.
I as all the accusations against the
! aeiu.-.eil fail .0 the rrnund, ilwre is
I 110 tieci smiv for a new trial, and con
I ;.<??j 1 n? 111 1 \ the judgment in condi'tn
' nation is annulled as unwarranted
! b> * IK' e\ Ideni'e
i ' 'Ilief I'vnils in t 'ic-i' Which \'t>ai-lv
I?i>ri? |?( i'?l I- i n in
T!i?> *' I) i ?? >? I?i h C;tsi'" h.is o.xcitod
it.ink Km liiinsi-N IncrriiM'il.
!>:\mk ?'X<-ii:iTiiciv-? ;ii Ni>w York for
flu* vN<'-k wi'iv ? r> j>or rent larger
limit in J . o:.. while ;ii i it her I '.ld'.lig
riili ?? 11i<? gnin wan 2 - per
cent
factory Srnmlal>> in I'higlanri
Factory inspectors found condi
tions in Kni;lish food estahlishinoius
as int; as those in Chlrti'vi.
Vail l!??*"< Are Jfew .
I'.ulnres o.-cits ? in.; t!>is uvasoa are
f? -w iii number.
The National (iaine.
It really seems to he a rase of
Jack Chesbro redlvivus.
vTlip Uoston Clnb is said to have
offered Toledo $5000 for the fast In
dian outfielder, Frank Jude.
Th'timing the Awing of his hat to
meet the hall Beaumont, of tho IMr
atos. is an Ideal performer with the
st lok.
Carl Druhot released by Clnein
nsti to the St. Louis Nationals, has
hseonic a winning pitcher for tfoe
Cardinals.
[ France to ?iic? oi r^vvlution
h?v?-ral ti:r.? ri, It hitr> Mii'idir'owii inin
i 1' i.aK aiiti-HoDiltlc
Tjinatand proWK?.J iikhnuit glor
il.? at Jon of the J'reneh At my. The
/'.i,., ?,f it* chief cvc-itU cluriuK
i v. i . <?? > ? ;trarc;
i.... ,,, -1 id . . Oi'toh'.-r 11. 1*94
I i, :? i -r: .i!' . i>> .i r-'t rovut u.ar- |
I <>' f i !# . ! * y 1 j
] ;> 'I ;c.ad?d .'i .d k-.-j.t to I >? iJ'o
u;,t?,d niiMt-r '.'jitfe. .
Jan titry >. 1 ? i
, ? v. I<rr yf u* charges ''oloiiol Ki* 1
i?;l.;tzv with having %vrKl??n lln? J
i.i,. ?;? / ;? u . N'/Vt ruber 15, IS'*7
;u 'I'iitrri by o< r. t co?t?t- j
r . .i .i . I h ua i'V 11, 1 Vj 'J j
Xoiu pwb!;?he J '..'. -j.- " b ?'<-i . .
! ;? nmil > ! i, 1 a |
lined and 8'/n d to prison..
I February 2.';. 1N&S
('<> ?rt of Cassation qua*h?'M Zola's
entfcii'e ... . . April 2, IS'j/J
ra,alKnfec. War Minister, p.oducm
docuHii'nth to prove Dreyfus' guilt
. . July 7, HKK
Z' a condemned a alu July 10, 1S0S
c.#jone1 H'-niv airested, eoiif''s*es
j .r :Mrm < hi-f of ravalKnar-'ji dor i
?.!? nv,, commits jicide. .
aug?ut a i . i si*s
Wai M:r.ih''r ('avaignac resigns
Soptomb< r 4 1 ?>& -i
J'. it! h docido* a'.'ains'
revision S' j.U'iulji-r 2'J, !
<ii Miinsny rejjifjt>:<, Co.if of
< ash .'ion report* in favor of r??
wmoii . ... . .Oc(ol)i*i' 2G( 1 Vj i
1?11;<i; Ministry takes office, .
October 31, l*iOS
<"ovji ? <>f t'a^ation Mops prosecution
of !'l<'|.jari . . . . l>r;ecmber 0, 1S(M
Coi-j I of Cassation orders khoihI
< otu t-matt la! In no 1 Vj'j
Ijuj- .v Miiii?'r> having be*:i defeat
ed. Walde-k-ltotissef.u forma u'-w
111i!11 s? r> . Iline 22. 1S9'?
Dreyfus I aw-i Devi!'* Island for
h i a;11" /u!y 1 S'j'i
*>vcoi!d < ourt-nw*11 iaI oix-ns at
1 (*:JiIJ/.'b August 7, 180ft
Attf-nipi io kill La! Orl /alls. .
A'l'^nst 1 ISftS
hrcyfuH tii'ijtMH-?-d to ton years' Jin
jiri?onM?"nt lti a fortiw-sa.?.
rt**|?t??rnb<*r 10, ] %'j'j
l'ro??id?.-iii l.onbot ixswrs pardon.
Soj>ton?boi' 19, 1 hr.)(j
Dreyfus si t at liborty.
8o(>tvfJiIjcr 20. l*ftft
.Sui?r<rrno Court fully vindicatOH Dr^y
fiiH July 12, J !?<)?{
Molt .MrHi?:its \\ i!?? i-; ni:ATi:i:.
Iiulinna Man's NViijhbors ('apt nr<'and
Kill Ilim Hi'foi'c ll<* SoImt.
Iu'Jinuarjoll??, Ind Ol.v.-r Uryant,
a < oh) minor, of V'oiid?"'rberg County,
drank to <? cretin. w??n? liorai- and pav?;
his v. if.- a boat Iuk.
A wan urKaniz?Ml at ti!?.'ii!
and whi!' P.ryant was sb'opiUK olT
t ' ff? ts of li'iuor th?*v broko itilo
Ills houRi', ?ook hitu out and ]>??t tju.>
.so tfrrlii!'.' that !;<? <!iod n?-xi da v.
The tuyb is Faid to have Ijt." n l< d
!<y A .1 irf< :< h, a profuiii' iit farim-r
and tr? iit ki o\v<t. Ho v. aa arrested,
i harmed v.it'i murdor. Harry I,iu!i
vtll". a blari'.Ki'ift li, i.-s also un?Ier
i ?' "11 a .similar eh:ir<f a:id \v
are out for a numle^i- ot others.
sidld \\ iTic mi i i s
? '/.iii's Soldiers llaymii'lli'd Officer
\\ li<> <?a\o Comma:id to Fire.
St. petersburg, Russia. - Addi
tional dflr.ijs uf th<- mutiny of tin*
Seventh (.'aval i v at Tamboy shows
that both the infantry and the Cos
sacks K' tit, to subdue tho inut Ineers
refused t<> Tiro on them !?ie infantry
Imyonettlng the ofllcer who gave tii?
command. Only a detachment of
dragoons, who, it i? said, had been
plied with liquor, attacked the mu
t ineers.
Tho officers of the Seventh fln?d
on their own men. The number of
killed or wounded has not been cs
t ablished.
DF.WKY AT OI.ONfJAPO.
Dry Dock Reaches P1iillppii*e Waters
After Long Voyngf.
Manila.?The dry dock l)e\re;. a
rfved at Olongapo. The trip from
Singapore waft unMentful
The arrival of the dry dork Dewey
in Philippine waters marks the kiic
cessful completion of the biggest tow
ing feat evor undertaken in ocean
navigation. The giant dry dock
passed out of the Virginia Capes at
10 lt? o'clock on the night of Decem
ber L"J bint.
Russian Admiral Shot.
Vice-Admiral Chouknin was shot
by a sailor at Sebastopol: the sur
geons hold out no hope of recovery;
the assassin escaped; general condi
tions in Russia seem to bo growing
worse.
Kentucky Murderer Confesses.
At the trial of e\-Judge llargis in
Heattyville, Ky., Curtis .lett testified
that he had killed J. H. Maroum, but
did not slick to his recent confos ion
implicating llargis.
Coffee Rates I'livur Ne\v Vinli.
Steamers between South America
and the 1'nited States announce tha;
the rate from Rio do Janeiro and
Santos to New Orleans will be forty
cents a sack on coffee, while the rate
to New York from the same ports will
be thirty-five cents a suck
_ ^ *
Labor Men in Campaign.
Federation of Labor ofllcers an
nouneed that an active opposition
would be begun to Congressmen who
had voted against lanor interests.-'
I'ubllc Money Stolen.
Ai med men in St. Petersburg. Rus
sia. shot two employes of tho Adniir
alt v and stole a bag containing $ 1
Petroleum Stops Plague.
Dr i tier. Health Officer r>f Rom
bav, has successfully demonstrated
the extraordinary otilciency of crude
petroleum as a plague disinfectant.
Religion in Itritisli Army.
Mr. lialdune. the British Secretary
for War, iti a Speech at Pimliro out
lined a plan to givo more attention
to the spiritual needs of the army.
California l*'ruit Shipments.
The season's total citrus fruit ship
ments are 2;t,Sf?S carloads.
Admiral Choukuin Dead.
Vleu-Admlral Chouknin. command
er of tho Russian Hlaek Sea tleet.
who was shot at Sebastopol, sup
posedly by a sailor of the battleship
Otchakoff, died next morning with
out having rogaincd consciousness.
The under gardener , of Admiral
Chouknin'ft villa la suspoctcd of hav
ing knowledge of the murderer, as
he has disappeared.
Santo Domingo Reject* Protocol.
Santo Domingo Congress rejected
the Dominlcan-Halinn protocol, end
complications with Italy-'arQ cxi>cctc<l
to Collow,- *V.
KILLED III FIGHT
\
New Yofk Policemnn Attacked
by Ironworkeis
QUARREL OF WORKINGMEN
ilcsper;;(i? I tMi a> <n :i < oit*f run iui? i
I Ioiii Iiik i,ii i In- V<-? Building
on lite Site of t i*? - Jlol< l? j
One Man Itect-i vis Fatal Injuries j
New York City.- one man whs
killed and two other* aeverely in
jured Jq n desperate initio that vta? (
waged ut noon high up on the 9te.d ?
f ram'-work for the new Plaza Hotel,
at Fifty-ninth street and Fifth ay*- j
nue The man who killed 'was
MWhael Hut lor a retired policeman,
who, with the other two that were
hurt, w us employed a special po
llceman in the building flu' spec
ial policemen had Ween stationed at
the building to prevent trouble be- i
tw^en#the union, and the non-union
men employed there.
The fight occurred eight stories
above the Sidewalk, where the spec
ial policeman had no bettor footing
than the plonks laid across the iron
girders. The ladder leading down
to the Kfventh lloor, the onlv avenue
of escape, nad been taken down be
fore the attack was made.
Hiitier died soon after he was jc
moved to the FJower Hospital John
J Fullen, 32 years old, of 10 Fast
Thirty-ninth street, was also taken
to the Flower Hospital. He has in- j
ternal injuries, contusions of the J
face and badly battered eyes, Wil
Ham O'Toole, the third policeman, j
had his nose broken and his face
bruised. He was taken home. Four
ironworkers were arresfced.
O Foole identified four of tbe
union Iron workers as among those
who had sfr.M-k him In the fight. {
1 l>"v were arr<-s!ed and locked up |
in the Fast Fifty-first street station
on charges of felonious assault They I
gave thefjo names: .foiin Knright.
twenty-eight years old. of No vu:,
Amsterdam av"in? ; William Kuron.
thirty, o f No. I.'O Fast One Ilun
flred and Twenty-first street; John 1
Hehan. twenty-two. No 7W Tenth
avenue: (leoiv'e M. Smith, fortv-two. j
N'o *'?" 1 Fast One Hundred and For- i
ty-si <? h street
O'Toole tr?ld the polieo that there
v i'l been ill-feeling between the
union and non-union men employed
on the nnw hotel ever since the work
:>tarted. The union men annoved flu
non-uuinn men by dropping iron
bolts t h roni;!i the girders from th? !
tipper stories until matters became
so t ;id that the services of the three
policetiltfO were Seemed Hllt'er
see rued to be singled ?7ut n 11 v
for attack. Ife was pe|t?>d with iron
bolts and wrenches. ;?r??l although he
made some show of defense be was
soon knorknd unconscious hv the
ra:n of Iron. Then he rvas thrown
' h r< or^ii trie girders and fell ri;?on
some planks. stretched across the
uinb rs on tlie sixth floor, where h?
lav MiM'onsclni'3 until the no lien from
the K?<?t ri'tfv.first street station
called the ambulance for fii? re.
nioval.
FIVF. Klf.r.FH A\|i -JO T VrrTSft'l).
Collision FrKtvci'ii a TrotTey f'jrr and
it Freight Train.
Buffalo. X. Y.-? Five peo^fp w>;-e
killed and a score iniure*r in a col
lision between two trol|??v n-iins on
the T.oekport Line ( f th" tntejna
Monal Traction foiunHii^ i>??re. \
passenger train of two trnri"v cars
west bound from I?oc];t?ort and going
ro Tona wanda. ran Into art oner,
switch at a siding east of Ma rt,i nsvlll?
ami crashed into a standing train of
seven freight, cars and a motor fre:c?>*
engine, which had been sidetracked
to allow tbe nassenger train to pass
John F5 i t H e m a n. the mot or man of
the passenger train, was killed out
rlghr.
Four of the passef|<xors were taken
from the wreckage dead
The list of injured follows: 'I heo
dore Nest man. of RnffsUo. ?r:>?h in
head and riflrht hand hurt: Henrv
Rrpell, of BufPaln. gash on forehead
and cut on back of head; |)r. K. A.
\\ ilde, of I'uflTalo. head cut and right
Mm h rly severed; H. J. Walz. of
Buffalo. bad cuts 011 head and right,
hand: Hmmn H. M.iloney, of Buffalo,
head cut and internal injuries; M. A.
Sickles, of Buffalo, head and hodv
bruised: Mrs. F. Sehornhurg, of "uf
falo. bruised and cut; Kli/.abeth F.
Williams, of Bufi'alo, bruised: Mrs.
Virginia Sa 'lot'son. ??f Buffalo,
fering from shock; Mrs. J. 1) 1: ath.
of Niagara Falls, face cut and in
ternal injuries: F. F. ! -own. of ]."??'(
port, back in.nr'd and legs cut;
Henry Frick. of Tonawanda, severely
bruised: Mrs. H"iii\ Friek. of Tona
wanda. s ?v? re!v bruis d: William
Fritter, of Lock port, conductor, left
paltii cut ojien and face cut; 1
Johnson, of Lock port, motorman,
both b ;s crusned and fatally injured.
Sillvndor W???? \'ii lory.
War hn-; broken out Wot worn
(Iniit ? ?mala unci Salvador. and tlm
first I?n111?? has resulted In a victory
foi the Salvadorean forces.
Bailuav lsarnings Inrrrasci!.
Uailvvay families thus far availa
ble fur June show pains <u y.7 per
real, over ihe figures of l'J'Jj.
TINM.lt MK.V.T IMl'OI'.TS STOl'.
Noih' l-'ro.o .America i> the
AI Wort Docks Tbis Month.
London In June of last year
there arrived at the Albert Docks
from Boston and New Orleans 27,0 ?
cases of American tinned meats; in
June of this year the* receipts were
only 4 00 0 cases.
In July, 1905, 24.000 cases were
received, hut thus far this Month no
tinned meats havo arrived from the
Pnited States.
Sporting Brevities.
W. C. Weimer is the lawn tonnto
champion of the University of Penn
sylvania.
It. D. Idttlo won again in the lawn
tennis tournament for the champion
ship of Kngland.
William "inot, '07, of Boston, has
ben elected captain of the Harvard
track team fo.N the coming year.
Miuot is a consistent mile runner.
Twenty-one horses, driven during
th?? sc.ikon on Alfred Vunaerbilt's
Venture v.or.cli were sold iu auction
by Van Vas^o't & Kea;uc; fo.
w.\sm\(iVo\.
fiprrrrary KUr (.jfc id for ?:<1a '
$ .1", 0 0 0, o ?? i u' i.'!'.' Pa n:a j
('at'idl loan, I > I. L. 1 i li T ?-1 H' the I
it?- of two i?- r ar. I to lu\ dated j
A .iK?if; 1. 1 itO?J. \ j
TIm- govvi ui<;ent ff(viv?*d /word I
?ha' ? t.HY" broken i. -
i u Salvft4 ?r and (< i:?i
Th" crop ! j nv v-s'i '1 th'* r><"
part ment of, Agri<? uTtTii?? show-* tba.?
the H'ToaKf of coi n planted was
*j't .o :?r>,uuo tares; increase. i.e.
Tilt' Coilinilr.iiiuilvi' of Kisheib-8 re
ports that tlw value- of the water pro
<1 m * taken and sold by I'uited
States fishermen in IOOH was
00 0.000.
<>l It AI?t>iTi;i> ISLANDS.
I,icu? Tal. ~.iadg<? H. Hrereton. of
?he Second Infantry, committed sui
' id''- by shooting himself in the head
at the Army and Navy Club at
Manila, I'. 1
Okomotu, Japanese, and Lor<vn?.o
Colon, ft native of Porto Rico, both
of whom killed their wlvts, w(?ro
bannd at Honolulu, Hawaii. The
Japanese, in a speech from the gul
lows, begged the pardon of his home
ifovt-rttiin ni for having disgraced the
nation.
Members of thf Philippine Com
mission returned to Manila, after a
glimmer session at Haguol.
Commissioner Worcester is slowly
recovering from a severe attack of
pneumonia at Manila, and the other
commisisoners are taking a rest from
their duties. \
Justice MacLeary. of Porto Itieo^
obtained ar license to marry his di
vorced wife in Philadelphia.
Montalon, the most powerful out
law in the Island of Luzon, P. I.,
who is credited with numerous mur
d?rs. outrages on women and mu
tilation of prisoners, surrendered to
Col. Bandholtz, of the constabulary
at Hataogaa.
An extraordinary session of the
Legislature at San Juan, P. R.. con
vened to appropriate money for the
purchase of the pier of the New
York Ar Porto Illeo Steamship Com
pany in San Juan harbor.
DOMESTIC.
The Carnegie and tlio Bethlehem
?S(?*?'l Companies will take part of
naval armor contract on the
Kami', terms offered by tho Mldvale
Company in order ihat tiieir plants
should not be idle.
A woman who gave her name as
"Ksac"?Cast* spelled backward ?
made a determined effort to see
President Roosevelt at Oyster Hay,
but was stopped by his guards.
Harvey L. Shaffer, uncle of John
S. Phipp*. was killed in an automo
bile accident at. Sayville, Long Is
land.
President Winthrop, of the Hoard
of Education, says the allegation
made by Prof. W. Steel, of Harris
burg. Pa., that positions in New
York State schools are purchased is
untrue of Manhattan.
Mrs. Frederick Henry Cossitt,
daughter of Judge Dugro, whose
bridegroom was killed in the recent
English railway wreck, arrived at
New York City with the body.
The marriage of Thomas A. Edi
son, Jr.,. may reconcile the inventor
and his son.
Mrs Samuel Greenhaum. wife of
a New York Supreme Court Judge,
was struck by a golf ball and may
lose the sight of one eye.
J. Bruco Isniav, head of the Inter
natlonaf Mercantile Marine Company,
arrived In New York City on the
Oceanic and announced that six new
ocean liners are to be built.
Ex-Judge Hargis, on the witness
st.'ind art. Beattyville, K>\, at his trial
for complicity In the murder of J.
H. Mareum, denied the charge, and
villifletf the Stage's witnesses and the
prosecuting attorney.
Chicago packers dony allegations
of Massachusetts Health Board,
which reported finding adulterations
iu meat prpducts.
Curtis Jett testified in the Harsis
murder trial at Beattyville, Ky? that
lie killed J. H. Marcum because the
latter was his deadly engmy.
W. M. Oler. President of, the
American lee Company, has issued
a statement in defence of his com
pany.
A Mexican Central Railroad ofli
cial in New Orleans said a secret or
ganization, opposed to government
policy, was spreading anti-American
sentiment throughout the country.
FOREIGN.
Serious charges in connection with
the classification of American grain
nr.? made by the Association of
likt-nish and NYcMphalian Importers.
Ev-Pitfsident Toinas Regalado was
killed iu a fight between the Salva
dorean and the Guatemalan forces,
in which the former were defeated.
William J. Bryan, in an interview
In London, denied that he had be
come more conservative in his ideas.
Tartars attacked n monastery and
pillaged the citv <>f Vim in Eastern
Turkey.
Eiiiiv Briiish warships. which
<est $r?o.nnn.nno t<? build, went to
til-' junkman a few d:\vs ag>> for
?< i n(i,ooo.
Eorty thousand Hei?, -ws. men.
women and ?-i?i 1.1 r??ii. tied from \Yar
. fearing masst.eiv.
ii|iii(|.ie. Chiie. a ycape.-: (own,
\v;\^ swept by fiie.
John 1) IIri:*?efeil"r.
his belief that l-alk of in-: e\lr?l -Sil ion
from Eranee is "all politics." m-i
uonnced his sailing for America
A memorial servi.-e for those
killed In t Ii?? wre-i; oi ?1\? Salisbury
was held at S;. Paul';; Cathedral".
London
*1 he bod v of Louis n'Miinjlt, n
painter of New York. who lost his
lif1' v bile raouivain climbing, has
been recover-, d at Berne, Switzer
land
A company of Cossacks which lia.t
been garrisoning T'zvoka, Russia,
has been s>mt away because the sol
diers refused 10 lire on ihe people.
Sir Henry Camphell-Rannerman
said in the House of Commons, in
regard to n prediction in lite Cana
dian Senate that Canada would soon
seek Independence, that all the.colo
nies desired closer relations with
England.
The Russian army of occupation
In Manchuria has doparted for Rus
sia. A small forco of railroad and
frontier guards remain. Thera trill
be no further withdrawals before
iMajr, |?0T. ^
/ "
LAUGH A LITTLE BIT.
15y W;!haui WouJ.
| V\ hllt't liii- i.?i- i#' be.!-' L: .;c f
I J.UU^ii it iltlie bit ;
[ l.'Uinp* V" ? >' u !???;? i;r.
1 ?- A t'iii.niu' it11?-1" i.
"bta! a..' lU"|'ii/
!<? :,T , ?t.rk .
1 !??.:.'t \i.ii ki.,'A tlui Ii:;i? ? ?"? - ?*
I \\1.. ii. t u ith >irii| !" -?:: ? '
Mji-.l'iiii' t?*ar> <i"!. 1 I1..1:./ .t <. < ?>?
Any lid lei lit;
S.l\.1 ! i <*! \? ? bv be. .
A n?l ijijytL'l: a litt! b: .
H;1 l?v l>r ti :ii'< '.>?
H\ u?*gu< iu.tf m.
W'Jillf Y<?ll rt\ alid puli \ ' .
S<? ? lailuh a 1 Hi !<* bit
\\ ii;tI > ih'* list* 0 cuddl.:; Mf.l ?
I i it ris?ht up a:i' till .
TI inikm ' uiiiuU mi' ?11 ? i n i. ;i '.<!?
< alt laiiu'li a ! il I i< bit .
Wafcl) l b<- di*h? bak?- l if in < ?'?!.
Th? n >n <!<>? n aM' iiiiM .
While y.! ki.itu!/ liu'.k
tllotljjlilS
An 'lau^h a lit(I?* bii.^j
yc|' body's I'ti!I n' |?:it:i^,
^ cr head about i"
Ooddlin' haiclu's milli<>i:? more
So lautrh a littU* bit.
Lau^hin' drives yer ills
An' laugliiu' ymi i'or^it.
The inisrliit'l *> played by cuddh-d
blue.*.
So laugh a little bit.
~T.nughiti* tones ihe system up.
Nouri>hin\ you r??rjrit
The uiischiet's played by coddled
blues;
So lautrh a little bit.
?f30Y'S'TERRIBLE ECZEMA.
Mouth mikI Kje? C'o??r?<1 With < m?U
llaudt rinnnl i)nwn-Mlr?c*
tiloiit Cure by I'll tlcura.f ?
"When my little boy was * it iiioii !t??
old he !jad eczeuit. 1'he aorca extended
ao quickly over tbe whole body that we at
once called )o the doctor. We then went
to another doctor, but be couid not be-p
him, and in our despair we went to a
third one. Matter* bee a ma ba.l thai
he bad regular boles in bis cheeks, loit5<*
enoujli to put a finger into. 1 h? lood
had to be giveu with a spoon, tor his
mouth was covtred with crusts as thick
as a linger, and nhenever he cpeiied the
mouth tbey began to bleed and suppurate,
a-s did also his eyes. Hands, arn.-. client
and back, in stiort, the whole bo<ty, was
covered over and over. We had no rest
by clay or night. Whenever he was la.'i
in his bed we had to pin Ins haurts down,
otherwise be would scratch his lace, an"
make an open sore, i think bis lace mus:
huve itched most fearfully.
"We finally tho-ig!it nothing count help,
and 1 hud made up my mind to send ra\
wife with .be c'-ud to Kurope, homing that
the eea air mijlit cura '?nil, otherwise be
was to be put uuder tood nodical care
there, iiut, l?ord be blessed, matters ean.?
ditiereutly, and we soon saw a miracle. A
friend ot oura ej?o*e about Cutieuia. W ?*
made a trial with Cuticura Soap, Oint
ment and Resolvent, and within ten davs
or two weeks we noticed a decided im
provement. .luat as quickly as the sick
ness had appeared it also began ;o disap
pear, und within te.i week* tne ch:Ul was
absolutely well, and his skin was smooth
and white aa never t>efore. K. Hohrath.
President ot the C. 1>. llohratb tonipsnr.
Manufacturers of Silk Kibbrns. 4 to -.M
Itink Alley, South Hethlehein, i'a. June
6. 1903."
Scotchmen are slow In the noble
task of getting rid of his money, It
never occurred to Mr. Carnegie to
lend it to the C/.:*".
UTTERLY WORN Ol T.
Vitality Sapped by Years of SnfTering
With Kidney Trouble.
Capt. J W. Hogun. former post
master of Indianola, now living at
Austin, Texas,
writes: "I was
afflicted f o r
years with
pains across the
loins and in th??
hi|is atfd shoul
ders. I had
headache also
and neuralgia.
My rltfht eye.
from pain, was
of little use to me for years. The
constant flow of urine kept ray sys
tem depleted, causing nervous chills
und night sweats. After trying seven
different, climates and using nil kinds
of medlcino I had the good fortune
to hoar or Donn's Kidney Pills This
remedy has cured me. I am as w*?ll
to-day as L was twenty years ago. and
my eyesight is perfect."
Sold by all dealers. 50 rents a
box Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo.
N. Y.
TCnslaud possesses tweatv eight
cows for every hundred of lUe popu
lation. Australia lias 2o0.
! ITS,S? Vitiis'Daiii p ? Ni-rviui* I >iseA<je* jmt
nntin-nt ly cured by Dr. Kline's ? in-at NVrve
Kestorer. trial" 'e.?!ilo :u\<i fr?e.
Dr. II. It. Kline. 1.d . Arch S> . I'hila . Ph.
<'I :il! itics i'otne I'.is >.)<isl frequently
been iii the hands oi ftn-uues.
.Mr-. Win^liitt s Soothing Syj-vip for < lnl<p* :i
i t*?M lung. softens t hegiun*.redu< ?*s!nt!aiun:.;
Vi*>11. allay* pn in. cureswivuli oli<\a v!oti'e
The Ma vol <>i i'liic.ijju hwivn a salary
O{
tlli'Pil ul Oiirr.
So savs all who t*ke I>r. IMgger* Utiekl?.
lwrr\ Cordial for Dysentery, l>i;irrh<i?n ami
? hlblreii Teething. At l>ruKgl*t uiul ;X> ?.
It is a j?ood deal better to hold a
child than to have t?> hold meetings
to save warulerimr men.
CAPUOflNE
I I D '* ?"<? J?niMli?t?tT ?
J* Ji? fml ill 'frill in in
^ uiiniitca. Von ilotTt
INDICE8TION and S
ACIDITY 5Tb A Lao'r* r
MMVtaf tka ttiN. 10 c?n(*.
Itraaa ot (1> i*raon*of nart
Han b!<K*t arbo ?r? nn
With any triba. (I) o? iT.an
Fadarai anny. or
Kikltar* or ??iior*. now
VM.lt. Washing on, D. U
of l*lMr"a
tirWhut Ptr Acr<
'-"hR^Onmia Hybrid Winirr
to* n>**aampUor<Mi,f. ,,
>,rv>wrc
plan firm
rnec.Wi*,
?? m X?pa tor Tr+* aamrla of.
i? ofWWttWfcHU, Kyr.Btrltj,
What is a Backache7
IT IS MUM'S mm TO WKJI
Luetics of Woman ? Organism Ctr^aif
Comequent Ptin Stepped by *?
t'ir.khnat t Yeyctifcle Compound
' It so cms us Though ?nr l >a<,-k would
. brtf&k \N oijh ;i utter the*# tvoroi
o?<-r ami over zp:nn Imt t'oojioue ^
<Jrajf ami ft-r u .;j< a<"h*?'n''1G
aitiail <>f thf back. pa.'ii low down
the ?? tearing uu?n |_>jiib?> dW"
vuj?ut-Ki> ami no ttwbiliou /or ?a>
I fe_ ^iSS ^aLJde Morris
; They do not realize that the back I*
I the mainspring of woman's orgaalstn,
1 find quick:y indicates by aching1 8 di?
j ea&ed <<vti.ljt.ion of the female Of|f#M
; <>r kidnev^ and that the aches and
pain? will continue until the cauw i*
' removed
l?wiia K. l'inlvhain's Veg-ct^le Com
pound has been for many jVeara tb?
! one ami only effective remedy in such
j eases It speedily cures fflRjale and
['kidney disorders ami re?tor^s the/?
male organs to a heaithv condition.
? i have au(Tei*t with female trouble* fur
j over two years. .suffering Jntenw pain each
month, ray ha<k allied until it t?em?i a*
?j though it would break, au<l I felt so weak all
j over tbat I di<l not find strength to attend to
a my work but had to itay in i>ed a large part
' of the first two or three days every month,
f 1 would have kleepjee* nights, bad dreama sod
s?vere b^adachfti All this undermined ay
hi-allh.
" VV'i> consulted an old family physician, wko
1 advised that 1 try bydia E finkitatn's Vege
table Comj-ound I l*gau taking it regularly
and soon found tbat I <'onld sleep and eat
letter than 1 had done for months Within
two months I beca me regular and I no tonga
?uff.*r from backache or pain."?Miss Maud#
Morris, Sec lilies' Aid and Misdou fciofiuty,
6.r> K Hunt?r8t., Atlanta. Ga
AFTER
ITS
FIRST
BATH
WITH
SOAP
"10
lbs."
Physicians, Pharmacists,and
Nurses endorse Cuticura.
Soap because of its delicate*,
medicinal, emollient, sana
tive, and antiseptic proper
iies derived from Cuticufftj?
the great Skin Cure, united
with the purest of cleansing
ingredients and most re
fr<?shing of flower odors/
For preserving, purifying,
and beautifying the skin, as
well as for all the purposesj
of the toilet and bath.. CutiH
cura Soap is priceless. Abso-I
lutelv pure and may be]
used from the hour of bfrth|
iVo*|boui !b? ?mWL Ooit??r? ?o?r, **?
?Hit. 40r. (In fc>no pf Chotol?i?
Pll ?, t*a *1*1 of 60\ tn?T t? ltd ol *11 4n _
r?tMr Ortit k dim Ccrp , *? t Pro?,., n*<li>n,M*
or M.V~1 - Mi *u?ii >h. ?tvtn. ?
You Cannot
CUR
.i.l inflamed, ulcerated and catarrhal<Sw
dri<>ri> o{ ilitr mucous membrAnc suclH
nasal catarrh, uterine catarrh cittM
by feminine ills, sore throat*
niouth or inflamed eves by simg
the stomach. " ?{
but >mu sjrelvcan cure these stub^Jfl
a i'.'(.lions by local treatment witK
Paxtine Toilet Antiscpt
w.iiiii destroys the disease ^erms,cbc<
discharges, stops pain, and heab 1
| inflammation and soreness.
1 .iviiue represents the most succesl
j local treatment for feminine lilt C
produced. 1 housands of women IM
to tins tact, jo ccnts at druggist*,
Send for Free Trial ~ "
the r. paxton co.. a?*
Medical Uepartnt
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