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la the: jiistl35 celeSrated fheif ai^sihaver tiie> reputation of being the West wearing, slioe for at nominal * * ; price of any V v -iooprnt^. on ithe markets See Our Stock t » Iti will* cost you nothing to '„$&&* it affords us pleasure to show* oui^ goods.; •'•^' '\•\ '•\• 'HILL, WhMWte Stormed by'Six pttaltena of Turkish Troops—j-Aftep sustaining Heavy Loss the • Bulgarians Fieol Turkish tosses Were Sltght-=-Sew vian Army Is Mobilizing. The Bulgarian Insurgents sustained a severe reverse at Smilovo Friday, one thousand of them <h$tag wiled. The insurgents to the number p£ 8,- 000 occupied a position on a heighj; which was stormed -by six battalions el Turkish troops commanded by Senret Pasha. , After losing 1>OO0 of their nnmher, the Bulgarians Md. In-the fac&ot the heavy Turkish- artillery, pre; The. 'Turkish losses were insignificant. Atfmtrtl Ofiit6fiH?»Wed That He Will '':-. / Reaqh ;6eimt*'Frtdayi .* Wasj).ingfco5a> Aug, 31P-Other thai aoivlces fro^4.dmiral-Cotton announc |ng. Ws departure, with' the cruisers Brooklyn and San Frftnclsco tor Bel- tilt,: there were nd developments in „the Turkish situation go tar as Wash- ington js concerned. No* additional to formation came from United States tonistlr Irishman, Secretary'jaay-say. ign.he' had not heard front our. minis- ter $o Turkey since Saturday morn- ings I • . The orders to. Admiral cotton to proceed to Beirut will not, he can- celled,* is authoritatively stated, un- less th? president so directs, t Such an ordw at this time, however, ap- 'pscrentjy would not avail anything, as the\; admiral js now-on/his vay to T»rkey» * ' Tie interview with Ch01si*» Bey, the Tnrldshmlnlstor,at his summer home at BayYllle, X- 1, was a topic ot al« Wrecked ScMbiief$ Ct# atwi Sight oE-tfee fact that we axe 1/Ull % •^VfiFV. hnif-^rlcis^iMt is aaramer goods rin&lf.noVW'^**^^ yoti purchase i of ui. afe& y A HOLY WAR, Moslem Teachers- Are Urging Their People to Be Ready to Kill the Christians. Sofls, Ang. 31,—Dispatches received from, Constantinople, Salonlca, Mon> astir and Adrlaiieple reveal an unsat- isfactory condition of affairs in Mace- donia, From Balcnica como ieports of new risings, At Monastir the In- surgents are said to he master* o£ this situation, Tolosrama from Adrian- oplo declare, that the insurgent bands are continuing thoir ravages, At the momwt tho iporte is asking Bolglunr to supply* oittcers tor tho Macedonian gendarmerie, the Swedish ambassador at Constantinople has no- titled tho Turkish government that un- lea* thoy xocolve their $ay. Immedi- ately the Swedish officer* now \at Uakub win leavo the country. Tho Daevulk My* tho Servian dip* iomatle ftRcut hat notified thee porta that two divisions of tho Servian army hard 'boon, mobilised without any ho«* tl|» Intention as .regards Turkey, hat they -will he scat to the frontier, to prevent -Albanian incuTsloaa into fierrla. A new outbreak 1* raportid; to have occurred In tho environs of Salanic* and several skirmishes .have taken place between Gtovgyeli and Satonica and there has also been a fight new Edidjovarda, both sides losing heavily. In tho district between Ksatori a and Btorlnk, south of afohaatlr, tho Inaur- gents hav*» dottroyed all tho fortified reaidoncest of the wealthy -beys. A. notorious brigand named Abdul MedJId recently delivered a harangue to the Inhabitants of Tetovo, telling ihem to proparo themselves to slaugh- ter allr the Bulgarians upon the first appearance of revolutionary bands in the neighborhood. Many wounded .Turkish soldiers have been brought into Salonica from tlshub, Sires and Monastic. The Turkish troops ane reported to bo greatly discouraged and many desert- ers have been thrown Into prison. According to the Dnovatk the hedjft f teachers, attached to a nrosaue) In the vilayet of Koaeovo. are preaching that the time for & holy war has como ana that the'pe&pre'musfhe ready to kill the Christians in the vilayet. Insurgent bands are said to he in coSnplete -control of the districts of Dexnirlilssar and Kltsehevo and the chief mountain passes In the vilayet of Monastir. The total strength of the hands In the vilayet of AdriDanople Is estini&ted at 8,000 Snen, The insurgent!* have blown up* the bartfaeks at-GhioKtepe near MalScOternovo, killing 60 aoldlera They also attacked and set fire to the Turkish camps at Egripalanka* >Kra« tovo and Kotehenl. A great panic En- sued, ttfa troops firing- Into each other, \The Bulgarian government has sent another regiment to strengthen the frontier forces in the neighborhood of Kostendil- . HELP OF YAQMT dtAJP'S Bl& t-UMS, N / THE MAWvlN«:THE-CAB MiCIilQAN ,VVt^0lJMifiRN * +. - Vr.T r * yir . r\ , - -\ ^ .'- • * • • . i, -'••il.'- u '-s . .. . • • • • -\.\\\\ '' M^aii^sis-Jie^itSI.As^voilderful system for the ; ' \ easv andsa!eTlnuiiiibriai^a^'th^thon^6i<who llf^Mafel'SfronfBast^ •^esfrianfcMoe^veMa... f oveir^ttfstto***** »*• * j w DALY ^nJsdSSent, ' ' -, - . . ^tal^erUA^ht, wnxuu c. wAoxxaaiir. most general dlienssloa la onlclal c^^ eJos. That the minister manifestly Is perturbed over the situation of af* faira In Turkoy la fully realised hero. His imeaslnois over the presence of sn American fleet in Turkish watars lest It b e taken by tho revolttUonistis as an evidence 'ot the Amorlcan gov- etnmtot's sympathy with their canse, it la Ihottght, wm. not''bis a strong enough reaaen for its withdrawal. Tho administration regards It as a stered duty to see that adequate and prompt assistance and protection should be given American Interests In tho disturbed district and (or this reason feels justified la hjyjng; tho warship* sent to Turkoyr\ Contrary to expectations Ohekih Bey had not arrived In Washington and InQulry at the leading hotels failed to disclose* that ho had telegraphed ho was coming. A number of dispatches are awaiting hla arrival here. Pre- sumably some of them are from Con- stantinople. Secretary Hajj -will grant the minis- ter an andlonce U ho comes to the city. •With the departure of the cruisers Brooklyn and San Francisco for Bel- rut Sunday as announced by Ad- miral Gotten to the navy department, fhe entire Europefiau squadron la now on its' way to the Turkish seaport, tho gunboat Machlas having' left Gehoa Saturday. Tho cruisers are mttoh faster than .the gunboat and Admiral 8ott6n cabled that he expect- ed they will reach Beirut by Friday next ! Servians Hold Mats Meeting, Belgrade^ Aug. 31.—A crowd of per- son's numbering thousands gathered- in the Theatre square -Sunday afternoon and demonstrated in sympathy With the Macedonians. • Several well known politicians spoke. They Condemned Turkish misrule 1 , appealed to' the Ser*' \ inns to assist the Macedonians in their straggle for freedom and declar- ed that Servla, Bulgaria .and Monte- negro ought to occupy and rehulld. the\ Turkish empire*- The meeting adopted a resolution calling on the government te intervene on .behaH of the\ Macedonians. • Beporjts are in circulation here that the-monastery Of St. Proehov,-on the Servian frontier, was attacked Satur- day night and entirely demolished hy the TurJis and Albanians. Shots Net Intended For'Magetssen, London s *Adg. 3l.*-The Sofia\ corres- pondent »£ The Times telegraphs that it is explained that the Beirut' affair was merely a Wedding party Indulging in a feu de iole and the Shots were not directed-with design against'the Uni- ted States vice consul, Mr. Hagelssen. Swept'Away by Geyser Stream, Wellington, N. 2., Aug.'51.^—A'ter- rific eruption of the Waimangu geyser- occurred Sunday^ . Several sightseer's •were swept away by the stream of boiling Water. Trying to Find the Culprit. •Constantinople, Aug 31.-^Since the reprtsentatidhs made by United States Minlstfer Lelshman regarding the at- tempt On life of Vice Consul Magels- sett the -authorities at Beirut are dis- playing ia. Marked activity in their ef-. fOrta to find the culprit Declares Reports False. London,-. Aug. 31.—The Turkish- em- bassy, to Lohdott In a statement, is- sued to the press declare^ the reports of the attempted murder of Vice Con- sul Ifageisseh at Beirut to be \abso- lutely-false,\ Life Saving Crew Unable to Launch I a Boat and Mr, Iselln ToWed TKoiti out With the NSvagator — aphoon- er*a Ore - ^ Had TaWen to ? 8m«H Boat and Were Nearly Swamped. New York, AugTll. — Purln'g * a strong northeast gale eight miles* off rfighlands, N. &, at 10:OT o'clock Sat •urday night, the 3-inasted sehoonei; Henry P. Mason, from P6rth Amboy, N. J., for Portland, Mo. x loaded with 1.10Q tons of red clay, strnck.-lt Is be* ilev^, a* submerged wreclt'and at V.0 W tho morning sank.' ,, The crow and two passengers of \the sehoonor took tho vessel's amaH 'boat and after being buffeted by the heavy, sons all night arid part of Sunday were rescuedby Captain Paterjon and the Sandy'Hook life saving cro*/, who wore towed out to tho boat one mile off Galileo by the Now York Yacht club's committee boat Navigator/ on which wero C. Oliver 'Istilln, manag- ing owner of the yacht Reliance, atnd Herbert C. I-eads. 4 Tho rescued crow and pattfing;er* reached Sandy Hook at 2:30'Sun-day afternoomoa board the Navigator, ap- parently Jn good condition^ and htt«r wore brought toy the •sarHMwciiiot to thin city. It is bellQvefkii*/!B sohoonqij will -bo a total loss, \When the- Mason, struck the* nxain- mast and mliaenmast were hrokon. oft short amLtba vessel started to leak badly. At 1 o'clock^ an anchor \was dropped overboard,.but it was *oon discovered 43wt the vessel would, not keefp afloat and tho crow and passen- gers took to tho small host, About a mito oft Galileo they made fas* to a fiah potlna where *thoy^remained; un. til they were rescued. Repeated efforts wero made by tho lite saving crew to launch, a boat to go to the assistance of tho .ship- wreck, but tho heavy sea* running made It impossible for them to launch their hoals, Mcanwhlld word had been sent to Sandy Hook for assist- ance and Mr. Iiolln volunteered the sor» viee»»qf the Navigator to tow the life savers to where tho small boat was in momentary danger of being swanxped. it was 11 o'clock Sunday morning when the Navigator located tho IS people In their perilous position and it was fully nn hour before thoy could bo rescued. This was accomplished. In as daring a mauncr ns has beoh told in any sea tale, Action or fact Tho big tug mode several attempts u> got near tho yawl, and then finally going to the windward of them cast off tho lifeboat line. With splendid dexterity a line was sent from tho largo boat to a pole on tho fish ground and then tvns paid out until tho yawl was reached. In such conditions were the ships-recked <ones that thoy could not help themselves and those on board the tug had to lift them from their boat First came two women, one tha -wife of Steward Grover, and tho othtir Mrs. Musllons. 8istar;h>}&W Of Oaiytnhi Frost, and then three sailors. Meantime, under direction of Mr. Iselin, the Navigator's crew had thrown a dozen palls of odl overboard to the windward of tne'yaftl so that the sea calmed and the fof| tug had taken a position so that ( thO 'Wind did not catch her on the beam.- Captain Frost of the Mason -said that just before the Navigator arrived they had concluded that the women would die in a few hotu-B and thoy had decided to try for the beach. Thousands of people along shore watched the clever work of the: life savers.. Twice the lifeboat was filled level mtith the water but she Is a self- bailer and cleared herself. The going down in tow of the Navigator was in Itself a perilous thing in such a sea. When Captain Petersen askod for the assistance-Of the Navigator, Caotaht Charles Barr of the Reliance w^o was standing beside Mr. Iselin said: *\ T have 50 men, every one 1 of whbm !; will volunteer to help you if you \Want them.\ THIS COSTS YOU N«f«f«5& -i '^ There are hunareda of peojoloia.';..\ :eaj»a'who^lih<|Wl^l^tW> p$se,cj when theyjelfata- the JoxiBWi. *Hder- a-;gttariih'i^ : W jri|tfft#^i|> jtloney,in c«sa^1t'aia'iaot%uf» jndi* ge#onm4|na^^w%Si!r- •tjfae flesh-forniiiig |oo4, thai Inula* *' ty' ^,%ealthyi,?Qh^HisBm^liRf; , makes tlimnefla-and* wHivrnin0f*fi*^ ' thin^ tf the fcaiit/,' .'' „ ~'' Therefore today* htuldrta^in-'teh * dma-yrho ar^'recommendi»^Jf(iiXn» If because'it cttted'.th&n:, ' A i eV••* months hga they .were tliiR-aB4-£lM--* paf>fac,on H dc(J€d^rn^un^Vi«»» * oufrfeaipiof-jstoroach ironbler* SJifiHr* lism^Mi^naih^ haVemi(3e v mbt^. * nbfe gain in &ka%< can Nt-wfiit'tS% * .Slatttj witlioat Jear'otftuMfoiic^; Reffitooe* Wait>n ri^nqtnuTg •* inhnyingMWiia:' jftb'fyn$pit the desired etleot the «iai is'H§r%V Uit iaiuj' OhaBi'A. Mikjk ^10^^ for Ihq.reinedyhimBelfr' mmvmmm On abate^datcw-»tiAt&fe? Yori* Gentral and Weet Show wih ttlt reduced rate tiokata to BwtfMo wirl- n roturn, good fioing on abotsjdatw, , good mtnrnlng'on, af botorTBopfini- \ IjerSitt, Si&llxSfciigtJmM&pl***' Uctawrf,' 1 r No*VisUors at Sagamore Hill. Oyster Bay, Aug. 31.—Despite the half gale and driving rainstorm ifltedch have continued for three days Presl- dent*ahd 3Virs, ftoosevelt attended ser- vices Sunnay- at Christ BpiseopaV church. The president spent the re- mainder of,the day quietly at Saga- more Hill. Mo visitors were received. Senator Haniia at His Office. , Clevelahdj O^ Attg. 31.—Senator M, A Hanna'who was taken suddenly ill a few days ago in his office, was muck Improved yesterday and will try to go to'hla office today to attend a political; confereiM;g,jto.jgy8.,iQja§IS! 'ik*^ -jhlo; Vfoteflf AttUCk-ofIHaflttdSltofit , by GWrnberlaln's Colto; €5»>fw&** I aMd^WWtpTtki^-liitll' 1 - j Perfoa>ov-a • ilk - Savol^ \AshorfHnieago I'm takak-- with a violent' attack o£-diarrh&Wn. aadbtuiovo-Imrald haVte'-.dlddiK-S-'* liad not'gotten roUef,'' nf* 'JohfiHr. Pattoii, a leadih^citiileiforM^aJ'' Ala, \A fMenda«KX)ttunon.d^. (3h«3a-,- berlaitt^ Oo^o7<3holarft^ and DkwS' rhooa-Eemedji I hongltt *i ftrsffl^Cr* GTO cent holtljf atfd afteise'kltfeif* three dosoi of it was entirely euisd.' £ consider it tho host romody hi'lh* wttrld-fofhowd oo^n^aialtic'' , Fol sate by Ciharles A, a&ok, BraggJ«%» 420 Main St., MedinvH. T.. Saterday -anl' Stfndaf B{ekdllM!Plfr R^hesterana-Oifta'rriklv^, . Every Saturday and BriMif,4ii&»-' 30£h to Settfoniber'^?lKr*h'l^«» York Central will sell one*day l ,*aB*« cursion tickets to 'RocheaW^^atfft'' Ontario Beach cad 'totoSff'at Ititf? low fttes. - < • OntarioBeachopcDBfor^eWAIbft' OH - Decoratibh Day, 1 ; Miy\ ot)Q£.^ Ev^tlung hnght and nevr M' this famous resort. Muaio 'and fvo'ud^\ Beason. Plenty of outdoor amu»e—• ment to soit-the tadta of alii- - ••ri Use £*£ Chautauqua Assembly Closed. CJhauthuqua, N. Y. f Aug. 31;—<!on- trary to the custom In iqrnier years •the great Chautauqua assembly clos- ed its two months season on a Sunday. Because of the day the closing exer- cises were of. a : religious character. Dr. Frank W.~ GuhkulUs of ArraOUr Institute, Chlcligd; preached the fare- well sermoni The exercises closed with ,an hn-jpresslve sacred concert -in the amphitheatre. m \ ''' I ' ' \l Mi l II ' Austrian Gunboat Foundered. Cadk, Spain* Aug. 31. — The' AUs' trlan gunhoat Sherla has foundered off fttis'poft Eleven of her crew were JaVed by a French transatianticstsanv Indian Herbal Guaranteed to cura- Scrofula/-*EofenTii/-'Ct6h*i|*« Fever SoJeEf, Blodd !PolSofifc|%ia* % all hlood disorders. ThisByrup is ptrrely Herbal, and its eqnal as a Blobd .Fnrifier and Syflern^Tohllb *5»* J hotknownv Eaoh hottlO'MfitaifaVfnft^iffif^ v treatment and sells ior-jjtliOlOr . , . Try it arid bo eonvlfcc^aV* Tddr 1 *'•' Sale- by Chae. A. Ma^ MidulaTir:* , ' , , Y. Oonipounded By-'i'hB-Lavricm^i' . Medicine Co.,Holley,i!f,--T.- *; F OB the Best, BBBADuse'-\ NfflgaW^» Pancyllonr.* ^6r Me'only.'by-'* ; * S.P. ORLEANS MILLS til :t~-