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I f ^m- •if*) •'. ] ]'•,:• ••••\ - '••:'%• V- Esfe ,,.-4=rsi .J|J.'-'J.'- Ji Y__fRI&AY eVEMlMG SEPTEMBER \i>\m w &£ niJ'H'.U'i MMMMW^H With, his BjBBVfepKJiaE,^ , .ance to flat*represents c#si&rat{pn: which the •;•* •»;\'.' •'•• — ]\-it\- i'n:--^ \y , gives to every j&efcU, of iUmpdefMeseSssm^t the, easy aM flate'tra^portetaqjjipj the,^oi3^anSS ^ho v anunally travel ^omlBaatltQ^Wesfi ana vice versa >. over their famous trunk line*' ' , ' A, 4. SM|tftK. * * J ' J. W. PALY, Gtorall^senger Agent, •' General Baxters Agent, \ OLKVKMjHQ ' - . • » \|iuWXt,6 Ifi.V-1 A* T^ \?EHlfc.©K3ME VfiEIKtT OFTHE YEAR ans 1 At \*\* mm I7-I8-I9th 1903 I Expositlwv of the. Products of the Farm and , Home. Thcjjj^ W?erk;»oI t^mes, Cattle, Skeep, Swine, Poultry, PW&MlP^ \wreift J^uils. Farm Machinery, $45d»in<PFemiwns 4$WnRate Parse* SrEE-O 3CHKDUI.E aftfwd»r, 6*pt*sabtr ittfc - • 1 Cbwitor Or*en Hone* owned In Ofl^ftS* ;CO«intyM^M«*« ErMayl September 18th. 1 2:10 Trot uid F«c<>_„„.,. B«tttrA»y, BeytMnlxr l«h. S »38P»CT) and aa) Trot........ * !l;U P»c<*ndS:15Trot..—... IJrtl How*...™. SecondHorns.......... Parwusso w J5 percent- rourth Hor»«.™„_—.—~....„.„.10 jwcctmt |3r~K«OTd« Bsptetnbtr 1st nobir. AddNM all im mitriM to Wn. X. frank, Race BcftssJlud Each Day, Rtc,S^ts,for4IL Puce Spring Water on Tap, estioiis of Commissions*: Ware In His, Annual Report, FIVE ON REVOLUTIONARY '.ROLL / — Unpensjoned Survivors of the__ Civil! War Number 2QO.QO0, But 14,000. ol Them Are Annually Applying For Penslons^Byrden of System Great. est In 1S93, Shrinking Since. Washington, Sept, 11.—The annual report of Commissioner of Pensions Ware places the total number of pen- sioners .now on the rolls at 996^545. of which 729,350 are Boidlers and 267> 189 are widows and dependents, Five of the pensioners are on the roll on account of the \war of the revo- lution, 1,116 on account of the war-of 1812, 4,734 on account* of the Indian wars and 13,874 account of the Mexi- can war. The average annual value of each pension is now $133. The annual value of the Spanish -war pension foil has reached $1,765,310. Commissioner Ware makes the fol- lowing recommendaWonB; < Laws forfeiting the pension or Tight to .pension of any man convicted In court of an Infamous crime; prohibit* EXPATRIATION IMPRACTICABLE,, l& booSnwnr op«ti. *f«*n< lOOwsentrlw. ^K&^rw^lirt'OrKwrlfciJuBlSnor- :1W*. AlWon, wvrtl»r bat Mondxy and aMixdny. : W. a WtUm, President; A. W,BABN£T3?» Treasurer, ! X*. H. BEACH. Secretary Senator Hear Replies to MK Graves' f?lah, of Sending Negroes Qut of trie Country* ( Salem, Mass., * Seipt, \ u.—Senatoi fioar'and George \V°ft i*- Meyer, Uni- ted. States:-ambassador to Italy, were the- principal guests at the annual aumwer outing of the tessex clilb ot Massachi^etts at Baker's Island. Sen- ator Hoar, the chief speakerj discussed ^problems of the Nation.\ He said: \We have, a great ^ftvantage over our Der&ocratic hrethren this year, as 'we have had In nearly every yeat ! -We can retnSmher; Democracy is hunt- tog ana scouring the country just no\y /or two things, -first for a candidate and stecohd for a principle, On the other hand we have candidates fc» governor and president, and We have some very satisfactory principles. \A revision of the* tarllt Is as neces- sary aa It Is for Massachusetts to re- Kvtse the statutes. The time to make tjiose changes is not In the year be fore a presidential election hut after a presidential election*\ Discussing the race problem In the South, the Bonator said; \I know that there are^ special, dlfll- cultlos in this prohlem as it attects our colored fellow citizens. I know how deeply moyed are the feelings ot our Southern bVathren, I would not utter toward thentA.word of reproach. I see* that one enthusiastic Southern gentleman has renewed the proposi- tion that wo shall send tho 10 million negroes ont ot the country. This Is totally- Impracticable. Let us not de- lude ourselves. Wo have got\ thl question to meet squarely at home. The nesro- will stay. Tho European and Aalatlo mill come. You cannot furn thorn out and you cannot lteop thorn out.** , A RETURNED GONVICT, Apologized to GtovtZBLQi feori\ «|;inp F.OFGrOJWg A^jr. STERN'S EXTRAOItlON. SielBrtiM* mwm MADE FIVE ^?CAPES JFRQM JIAilL. nptea |2>{Rr^sa Rohber WsW.Sent toj Prison For Ten, Year* and Would rlaVej Reen llete^sed BH% For, FJIf Hutnerous. lspa l p^s-r'Te.rJm.\\of. Seiv vice Lengthened pach Tlm»i yew Orleans, Sept. iL-^-An escapei; convict from the Mississlppl^eniten: Wary presented himself to* ^overfl Q f Longino Wednesday and ^apologized for his escape. He Is, ^rookg St<?ry,i tho noted express rohberxwho ha^Tei; caped five time from .the penitentiary^ Story called at the governor's airanv sion- and asked fpr an, Inrtervlqw. lie apologized for Ms \unexpected flepar; ture,\ as he facetiously termej 1^, and In explanation of his abaem'co of near- ly a. week said that ha had received, word that his wife was\e»ltiqally 111 at Kosciusko, over 1Q0 afiiies dlatant^. Ho hrolce out of prison to got to feer bedside, and as soon as she waa tet- ter and out of danger he returned tq tho penitentiary. Story belongs to one of the best fam- illos-in Mississippi. In hor young womanhood his wife was noted for hoi remarkable beauty. Evil companloni led the young husband astray, and holdlne up trains and rohhlng expretii offices soop became his bunlneis, He was Anally caught m& sent totho pent tentlary to *erve a. 10-year ttorw, Had ho Berved a3 a model prlioner hit J&ijfc oae tiM4i%|0P.4oe8 p-p-na fail to cti^ealf&gepBia}^ ^i|becaiis0 of its jfemarlcaple JiQwer tp oure this,. ; cliaeas.8 tliat Okas, ik, Jfacfc is aWe» ; tQ sell, it in {lie foilowing, Utttgrtjn,l wayv', *•:•':'•\ \;* '\ ^»•»-*•._ \Wit^ mwi, 50<3,!gq^ Jie^giBBlit signed gjuaiwe© boncC to refiin^ the price i| tli? ^ucc^a^i}\oju^ \Ml- ejjtly ieE iira tital: itj has t np| t§i^ cr^iB^d Hosil 9/axl i^stoyed ftgalt§ ? Thejijek ia njl ^<M*c&i 4% tl'° feiltosvipgj. bond, w&icjbrhe >lgfi* 3ml! WKivrirri • ' ' \, sboffq \/itik^fi^Hi rr&tti DSKrcbywrrcito rofdudthp prio»t»»!(lfj , ?orW-o-n«,lt tliftptuwlvMoi' JelJJ.raet-lffisC ,tt bi^n'jt inweasoji fte^ijijiid. «|v54?f|sfd99J| D >from*itODa»fhlTO'ri««( J . i lli-o-na ii 'not' a, mere Use I •tT» ta cure aft blopddisor^er8. ; ^Ms'tyrap %'. BAGGAGE and Kuiely fierbalj-and ii»< -equal as 4' Slood PurifieRand:Sy8tem^ T6nie i| If you -want a nice, cool drmk- or a dish-of ice ' cream. I will \be !T(^t Me Today fldto > fMttd^^ & ALLEN'S Guaranteed They also sell the best hrandsof oigaraih town, if lam A JUDGE. • 1| ^^^*^lf%%%^%f^*^ % ^ lllmontb.'*; i4fc v> IJ ^tinown,. -treatment ana sella, lor • '-^.it aftd^be^cojgt^mefji, \Epi ^^M'^^^i^- ^9^^ of t^Home Phone leave w<Jer& ©ariy, to avoid ltetafe^'s* - Baggage de- \li^lrM^aJt parts ;Qf;., %k$u village. & Sutter's tog the- giving of pensions to those who marry •oldiecs after tho soldiers bccomopld pensioners; and a different method of examining applicants for pensions, stamping the present sy* t»m aa uncertain, expensive, unsatis- factory and generative of an enormous amount of political friction. Mr. Ware suggest* boards consti- tuted of experts under civil service rules which should go from place to place* on Axed days, giving examin- ations and receiving testimony re- garding the condition of applicant 1 and making reports thereon.. He also recommends a law providing for super- annuated clerks, vigorously urging some law of retirement and provision, Mr. Ware says that the bureau has gained upon the current work 100,000 cases during the las.t two years. An interesting historical analysis ol pension figures shows that the actual total of disbursements In pensions on account of the revolutionary iwar7 war of 1812, Indian wars, Mexican war, civil war and the war with Spain was *3,038,6S3.590. It la estimated that J18.&OB.05O was paid in pensions for -disabilities and deaths due to military and naval service in the wars of ISIS and with Mexico and during the time of peace prior to the war of the rebellion, mak- ing the payments of pensions to sol- diers arid sailors of the war of the re- hellion and of the regular military and nsval establishment since the close of said war of the rebellion, and their widows, children and denendent rela- tives, amount to $2.8(S2.240,5OO. The cost of the pension svstem per capita of pooulatteu for 1903 is given m $1.75. The system, atjeOrdlng to Commissioner Ware, Was the ereatest as a burden to the\ people of the Uni- ted States in 1893, since which time It has shrunk from $2.2i to $1.35 per $1,000 of taxable wealth, and In 10 years, he savs, the burden will cease to be noticed. Mr. Warp estimates that Hie unpen- sioned survivors of the' civil war, ey- cjustve of deserters. Is in round num- bers 200,000. and savg ^thnt. this UP- knrtwn army Is meeting; with disease, and misfortune to sutfh an extent ths>' It is a.pplvlns- for pensions nt the ratp sf ov°r 14,000 r.pfr anTiunt. In 10 years W Ware nreiMs the ntilmown army will have ceased to be a factor.' Step* Taken to Secure Return From Canada of Baltimore Contractor. Washington, Sopt U.—Thls govern? meat has instituted proceedings for tho extradition of Leopold, J. Stern, tho Baltlmoro contractor who disap- peared when indicted by tho grand Jury In this city for conspiracy in a postal contract and who was located recently at Toronto. Posfcottlco Ihspector Mayer left hore last night for Toronto* -where ho will confer Immediately with, the crown'* attornoy .and the American consul there. ~ •\•\ •—*» -• »- .- - The state department also tele- graphed the consul to request tho au- thorities at Toronto to hold Stern under the provision In tho extradition treaty hotween tho United States and Great Britain that a fugitive can be held by either country at the Instance of the other for 40 days. Tho government will Insist on Stern's extradition. but fc<* yet has more thin throe yeWi to serve, so frequent h*¥e been, his oscapea and Jong periods of liberty. Five times ho has succeeded In getting away from prison, , Mrs. Story m? ompjoyesd in* cotton factory at Kosciusko nnttl hoc health failed, and *he is \owjtt destitute dr. cumstancosv This seemed to proy on Story'« n\lnd and ha made tho fifth ,oi* cape to sea her, although ho hiereasod his term of sentence by doing so. Pope Formulating His Policy. Rome, Sept 1L—The pope is really carrying out his intention to do ail and to know all, and for this purpose he has not ye^ appointed a secretary of state. While writing the encyclical addressed to the Catholic bishops throughout the wholo world, which he turned over sheet by sheet to Mon- slgnors Sard! and GaM to translate into Latin, the pontiff was also employ- ed In personally writing answers to diplomatic notes and attending to oth- er political business which did not go into the hands of Mgr. Merry d6l W s the acting-Becretary of state. In this way the pope has learned many things and Is able to direct and carry out his policy which he is now quietly formu- lating. ,.__ dlgejito that simply giyeas temporary silUI, TWh it%» tliofood^'a^, fo also las a. poaitivA kteeaglhening action, upon tha digest!vo, o*gj«iB an4 nuts tho whole avatem in .proper physical condition.' It. reatoroa • power to- the norv»s of tho Btomapli and iiv tills-way ogives thaVimp*6r« taht -organ* tho power-' to dig'oaHo<)d. in. tltis way natswal flesh, is rogainpd- a-adlieaUhwitore^, Bomewb8>j)h*fc you xiski notisthvjf in buying Mi-c-na« Tiie-bOiid -j^ I teotfi vo«, BO tUat if it fails'' to mv0 term-would h^vo oadoAVtvo yew *go r the tteaMd effect, Ghj*P. A'/ Mm. h«¥ -h a ^ i,»««, ft r„ *h«^ M,- na « a ««i ^j return ybtel .Woijei'j ^itijfW 1 ojaestiott andlvf &.(no,t argSmoi^., , Saturday/ mi ^widdy Btpuj:|^tD >. Rochester aad^OnfariQ Bw«i.r - Uverf SatjitdayKud- -Stujd«^,-3n\ay 30th to SQ|tom|j^.k%ilift^r YorH 0ea),tial w3l,«oH oaejjiajf cursion tickets to Roohoater-'-and Ontario .Bonph, aii k d,re*^ r »t :i ^^ lot? rateji,, •» Ontario Bonckopeni for tli6*e«»oa on , Decio^iioji % r llajr, \^ JBverythitig brigftfeajiocii^w. .aft. .$}» famous xeeort, llusio ands •tattdo- villo enfertaiunpsai thnougliotit. tli» season.- Plofttyof ouldooi'«a«MW\ ment to suit Ike tasto of all, 1 H. Y. 6. 4 Hi R.KV SIM FAIR President Roosevelt at Sryaajse, SoptonB^ fth,' Fronx Sepl^aiio J,2th,t'ue ISTew York CenlFftl . wi)k ^oHr. e'RouMiott tickots to %mcuB0..and roturn, in- cluding transfer, to thejB«>'Hict«j(tfid adraisaipA^CQiipon, .^ a£RgJicrfi«fefor i the rquaid tan, plus, arlin^!Jo% j^L taM5ifar; and. on. Thffr«rJftr # Sl^t* lOtli, a spooinUo-W; rate^ ticKal;.,.-mll be sold from- all station® b»fcw«en Syxnouse, Locfcport and Batavia. Tickets sold at the-'one- laforale^are : good ret»rnll)g* on or; liefdVe: S^pt, Went Down In a submarine Boat. Newport, R. Lj.SepL 11.—Miss Alice Roosevelt, daughter of the president, went down In the Submarine boat Moccasin here. Tha boat did not leave her dock at the torpedo station, Miss Roosevelt entering the boat with Cap- tain Fletcher of the station, The crew then closed the hatches and water ballast was taken in until the vessel settled to the bottom. After being submerged for a few minutes that the novelty of the situation might ha. ap- preciated she- rose to the surface and the voyagers dlsembdrked. The water was quite shallow where the! boat went down, ' \\- Denounced Cut Rate Druggist's. Boston, 'Sept. H. — At the closing session of the National Wholesale Druggists association- here yesterday resolutions were adopted denouncing, \cut rate\ druggists and urging whole- salers to. co-operate in abolishing the feature of trade objected to. The re- tail association concurred in the reap-, lutions. I • \_, » - - - • — ' — • i^j—* -*--»- . • E. E. Smathera Won ths Am»t«ur Pact Syracuse, N. \!. Sept. Xl,~ Anotlior great crowd saw the races at the Man York state fair, fully 20,000 $ertqn» filling: the grand stand and lining the fences along-the fastest track in the world. Three professional and one amateur ovent wore on tho card. Tom Keene easily won the Empire Stnto stako for 2:35 pacers In straight heats and Alti K McDonald with Marlon W11UC3 turned a similar trick In tho 2:15 trot over a field of six other starters. Albert won the first heat ot tha 2:03 pace, but was beaton out In tho next threo -by Major a Th*i amateur 2:03 pace- was won by E. E. Snmtuora with Sphinx S. Major Del- mar will again go against his record of 2:01% this afternoon. Fata! Auto Accident. Tuxedo Park, N. Y., Sept 11.—Dr. Edward C. Rushmoro of tho Tuxedo colony was fatally Injured and Miss Cornelia Herrick of Southampton, his niece, was killed in an automobile ac- cident at Arden. The auto in going up a steep incline 300 yards from the Harrlmans* summer residence gave, out and the hrake weald bet •srerlt The machine rushed \backwards down the hill going down a 60-foot embank- ment on the mountain side. Miss Her- rick wasdnstantly killed. Dr. Rush- more was carried to Mrs. Philip Kia* sam's house, near by, where he is intt critical condition. Co-Operation Among F\armen|.-' Chicago, Sept. 11.—Representatives of three organizations of fanners -who have been In conference at the Srand Pacific hotel for two days, decided to co-operate with a view of obtaining higher prices for farm producef and to build grain elevators and cold storage warehouses throughout the country, to market their cfopg^to the best pos- sible advantage. Theft the conference adjourned. The plan of forming one central ^organization was abandoned for the present. Killed Hfe Father-ln-LaW. Waterloo, Ills., Sept. 11.—William A. Hoffmanj a young farm hand, living; near Mayesto.wn, 111., 12 miles south- east, of, Waterloo, called his father-in- law, Dr. William Brandt, to the doo.r- of his. Jlouse Wednesday night and shot him to death with a shotghn. The family of Mr. Brandt offers a re- ward of $300 for Hoffnian'g. capture. Sheriff 0-homas Ruch and a- large SpsS&a.re Searchtag^for-hrnr and expect at-any time to have a -battle with.hiih. He is heavily, armed .with a shotgun-) jfHjiT rp-gniwn; - ~ ) Raided an Illicit Distillery. New Yorit, Sept. 11.—Two deputy revenue collerfitprs raided an alleged- Uliclt dlstailery at 434 Pino street in one of the residence sections'of East New Yorkv capturing the still and im- plements, The eperatorB had disafr- peare.4,,, ,_____..._ U 4 ii ^_. , .*„l ;•„. •,..- .. >, - -, ' ; A-' '-- '• . Trial of Bank Officials. Freehold, N. J., Sept. 11.—The ofili clals of the idefunct Mercantile Co- operative hank of Red.bank are on trial -before Justice Fort and a jury on Indictments charging them with having been responsible for the failure of the institution. At the' time of the. failure, John W. Newbery was presi- dent and Rudojph Neuinan was cash- left Both theslj men, together, rwith Augustus L. Chatterton,. are on trial today. \ Safe Blowers Foiled, Spokane, Wash., Sept. 11.—Bank robbers broke into the Bank of Downs, .Washlngbn and blew the doors off the. safe, which is said to have contained about $5,000. The explosion Was so great that the heavy safe fell forward' oh the floor. The robbers wer unable to raise the safe to get at the con- tents arid-'ieS without their hoaty. ' 14th: those iblrl 6h &ep|., tOtM'^t the lo\v rate, are good going anp i£ turning «n dtttf odE^lq cmly, •*—-•' fhefoilpwing^pejjia^ ^tnjfaiwji- be ttuk ficom. neaxby.! ajajaotti u Oh. &spt, 7tn,.0Uiand.lO«ihi.i* t special train will. Itiave Qeneyaat 6£tQ;8f m., and on Bepfe-7th» and- lOtli/ another spec'ml will leave Geueva-at ?tl5a. m. On Sept. ^h,jlflr'and' lOti, a speeint t*wttjfc1^ftv£ Mil leave Syxaoli80 at 6:00 p.m.,,maSiflE. all stops. 0a Septenrt»4^j 7$j% ^apo. 10th, another special. fai;,C!aaandai« gna and. Batavia^vio* Batoyia and Canandaagua Branph,- jhslongv all stops, will loave Syracuse), al .6:30 p. m. On Sept.\5Tth f another-speoial- for Geneva nnd intermediate stations willleaveSlyi'acu«e-ati- IOV3P -p. m,^ Tickets •wjilljB &dhored on t all'-reg-'. ular, (except lifnited); traih^, * In additigft {o^hAve spefii^traiiiS( t - train Niiy. 7 will rnaR,..all, filppig, on- maini line between Syraflujea anii* . Rochestea*. The fair opens on Mbnday?_Se|>t,', 7th, anrl closes on Satnf'diiy/S^pt. 12th. . \ \ ' Has Sold a Pile-of^hamlierlatfl's Cough. Bejjtijfes, I have sold Chamberlain's Cough' Remedy ior pore thp r tsye^y r xears and it has given, enjsh'e .-BapBf^cJboii; ' 1 have sold a..pilei,p|, it, (jnilt^caife- recommend it, bigffijy* -*- JoS^d McELHisEY,Lintoch,Ib,wa t •Youfroilli, find this remedy.*! gaocLfriendsyJieiu troubled witll^a cough or-cqldV It? always afEprdft' ajiicE relief- and-via? pleas'ant tbtake.^ Ipf sale !)£ Oh|6(y A. Mack„ Dftigfeist. 426 Main-1%, Bleduia.air.ti-'•*•:•'•\\ '-''-'v-- • ..'.'..*• •;.'••' /'. •\l
