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..*• AlEOfj^H'.y* SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 19. 1903 PRICE ONE, ,CENTi I50tJRAiM, O TJR line of Fancy Suitings in ^aha4e6of«(Srayj*Brotvn and ,lQUv* , Mixtu , fea. 'Made* to fit yoa 'T'HE beat Una of unfinished • Worsteds in blaok and blue. • Maae%itihhe.bestof- linings -for $20. $22, $23. Look over this * list-of prices* Goods for Fall Wear. npROUSERS in all the newest * designs, in stripes and checks, Wonteds and Scotch goods. x To your order for $5, $6, $7, $8. F<AW3Y? Vesting* in the latest * patterns—exclusive designs. Maaefor $3J0, $4. ' PHILIP I. BRUST ARTIST TAILOR N. B.—I arri showing the Pomona DetmeFWoolen Co.'s and Mason and Hanson line of Woolens—the host goodB made. THE- Mv!MM l»N fHE CAB With, his unswerving ateaMecto'dnty represents thetdjfl*. forethought and'OMaafcUration which tho tARE SHORE & M.CHICBKS <# SOUTHERN RAIILWAY fire* to emy detail of its ^cfn'detful system' for the way and «**• itamportjtlptt of the thousands Vrho annually travel from EaA^to^WVJje arM vice'Versa A. J. SMITH. \*^~ S.WWBfr-~- Gtntral Pasienger Agent, General Eastern Agent, OUtVHAND BUWALO Intervention t<^Prevent Massa? cress In Ktacedonia, BULGARIAN MINISTERS PLEASED. Use Lawtatfs Indian Herbal Blood Syrup. Guaranteed to cure Scrofula, Eczema, Goiter, Fever Sores, Blood Poisoning and all blood disorders. This Syrup is purely Herbal, and its equal afe a BlottdiPurifie^aiidrSyBtem Tonie is ribtknovra. Each bottleTOhtaiii9afull'm6ntii's treatment and sells for-$MX). Try i t and ^ be convinced. For Sale by Chas. A. Mack, Medina, ft. Y. OompouHde\d by-The Lawton l&dioitte Go., Holley, N. Y. « ! rieet Me Today * If you want a nice, cool drink or a dish of ice cream. I will he at POTTER & ALLEN'S! They also ' sell the best brands Of cigars in town, if I am A JUDGE. S. J. PLUMMER BAQQAQE and CARTlNof. Leave-orders early to avoid mistakes. Baggage de- livered to all parts of the village. Leave Orders at .Gallaghan & Sutter's or Telephone II^M Bell or 177 Home Phone Insurgents Forced to Retire to Mourv ta(ns Near Salonlca — Desperate Fighting Between Turkish Troops and Bands Under General Zontcheff. Appeal of Sofia Young Men's Union. Sofia, Sept. 19.—A distinctly opti- mistic tone now pervades government; and diplomatic circles here and hopes are again expressed that war may after all be averted. From London and Constantinople encouraging news has been received. Fromj London it is reported that the British govern- ment will send a fleet to Turkish waters, while reports from Constanti- nople state that Great Britain, France and Italy have intervened to prevent the continuanoo of massaoroa in Macedonia. It was said that yesterday the rep- resentatives of these powers notified the sultan of their dissatisfaction with the methods of suppressing the out- break and deolared that the massacres must be jstopped. It is stated that they made special reference to the excesses committed by the Turkish troops In the vilayet of Uskub, where the revolutionary outbreak is lnslgnifi- cent and affords no excuse to the sol- diers for pillaging and burning the vil- lages and killing the Inhabitants. The porte Is said to havo replied that Turkey la simply carrying out the wishes expressed by tlie powers which urged the sultan's government to adopt onorgetlo measures to suppress the revolution as speedily as possible. The report that theso powers have taken such action has been received with great satisfaction by the Bulgar- ian.-ministry. The diplomatic corps here also ap- pears to be more relieved that Turkey has taken the news of Bulgaria's mob- ilization steps much more quietly than was anticipated. At tho present mo- ment the whole situation is regarded as being distinctly better than at; any time for some weeka past. A special dispatch from Ella says teveral Bnagarlair hand«Tm;d»rr£l*ptaia> Stoyanoff attacked Melnlk, province of Seres, near Salonlca, Two regi- ments of Infantry, with cavalry and artillery In support, were sent from DJonmola to relieve the garrison, and they forced the Insurgents to retire to the mountains, where they are being pursued by the troops. Desperate fighting is reported to be proceeding in a defile of the valley of the Struma near Kresna, between Turkish troopB and bands under Gen' era! Zontcheff. Reinforcements of troops have been sent from Seres. Nazlr Pasha, the Turkish' command- er at Monastlr, is reported to have declared to the consuls there, \We have had one Insurrection. It will be the last In this territory.\ The Young'Men's Christian Union in Sofia has Issued an appeal to the Christian Unions In Europe and America asking them to make Septem- ber 27 a day of general intercession on behalf of the Macedonians. The Dnevnlk In publishing the'news of Mr. Chamberlain's resignation re- marked that hfi always led the anti- Macedonian policy. Today the embassy reports that Calk- rnanoffj one of the principal confeder- ates \.of the gulagTlan, revolutionary comraitiee, has been arrested at Dtea, 74' miles from Constantinople. . Inquiries made by the Associated Press regarding'the Jnassaore at Kas- toria.t'end to show,that the number of killed has been exaggerated; Dispatched from Athens report that Greece ia cordoning her frontier with troops to prevent the incursion of Bul- garian refugees. \\PROTEST TO SAN DOMlNQO. t, Attack\ Made on Chinamen In, a Nevada Town. SEVERAL BEATEN AND ROBBED, '*epubl|o Informed That Neutral Ports May., N °* Be Established There. „San Domingo, Santo Domingo, Sept. ,m—United States Minister Powell \hSs sent a strong protest to the Don> lnfean government, based on the fol- lowing grounds: That the action of the Dominican government in sending to congress/ a project for establishing the neutrality of Dominican waters and making cer- tain ports free would, in view of the fact that San Domingo is a neighbor- ing state, not be accepted in a friend- ly spirit by the government 'of the United States. That the United States„government would not allow the establishment of EIGHTEEN CHILDREN BURNED. London Mail's Correspondent Verifies Tales of Turkish Atrocities. London, Sept. 19.—As a result of the Intervention of the British ambassador the decree of expulsion has not been enforced against the Daily Mall's cor- respondent at Monastlr, who under date of September 16 telegraphs: \A veritable reign of terror exists here. Suspected Christians vanish utterly, presumably to prison. Spies abound on every hand. The following are some tales of atrocities which I have thoroughly authenticated: \The Turks burned 18 children to death In a baking oven at Pisoder, near Armenskq, on September 12. They massacred 200 women and children at Jervan In revenge for a defeat at the hands of the Insurgents. \Fifty women and children, return- ing from the mountains to their de- vastated homes, were murdered by sol- diers. Between September 10 and Sep- tember 12 the Bashi-Bazouks destroy- ed four villages near Krushevo, in the presence-of the kaimakan (the administrator) of; Krushevo In person, massacreing and mutilating the in- habitants.\ The.. Daily Mail's. Constantinople correspondent says the porte Is dis satisfied with Bulgarian assurances that the mobilization of the Bulgarian forces Is only intended to prevent bands from passing the frontier, and a high military commission is now sit- ting In Yildlz Kiosk considering a plan for the invasion of Eastern Hou melia. The Turkish eiribassy in London is daily Issuing reports of successes ov6r Biflj|arlan_ bands, in various districts. All But One Returned and Notified the Officers—Body of a Washhouae' pro* prietor Found Three! Miles Frorri Town—Eighteen Arrests—Citizen* Denounce the Mob. Tonopah, Kev., Sept 19.—A mob of 12 or 15 men invaded Chinatown ai this place Wednesday and at the-point of guns compelled a number of China} men to leave town at once. Several did not comply and were badly beaten, dragged to the outskirts of the town and told to take the road to Sodaville. Later on all but one ref turned to town and notified the off! 1 cers. They stated that Ping Ling, a 73 year old man and proprietor of a wash. 1 house, was missing. Searching parties found his horribly mutilated body three miles west of town. The China*- men were also robbed of several hun k dred dollars. Eighteen men have been arrested. Among the number Is F. M. Arandallj president of a labor union. At a meet- ing of citizens resolutions dounclatory of the mob were adopted. CLAIM AGAINST GOVERNMENT. DO NOT DOSE T«£ 'OTQMttH. Cure Catarrh by Nature's (hvn Method Every Breath-\ of? HyotoelrBrlugs Relief, . Uearly ,eve\ry);one tyho 1 /haiifeatarrh, ]jno^.h^^lieh,USf'.»' ! ^~;ind, cure it by drugging-,the stomach. TemSo^rM^jnaybe given but aoure; > 9eidohi.c'QmfeaY 4 ' • ., TJntil jeoenily your physician,* would haveaaidthe only way^oottra catarrh v?pr^d Jie.toha.ve a o>angeM plimaie; but npw mth* t0yc^ef%b\i can carry a health givhig^dimate in your vest rjookjet arid hy. h$a$ing it a few minutes fow times' a 4ay oure yourself. The cornplete Byomei outfit- co&ta but $1.00 and consists of^anaghalOT that can he carried in #6 V*B6 pocket, a medicine* djtigpo'rj^ria* a bottle of IlydnieL The jhhawr lasts a lifetime, \and if dn^bQtQ^pMn 0 t! owe, an extra bottle 1 of H^raerc^U be obtained for 50 .centa, Jfie>fiio most economical of juir&ca^ierttd- Yertised for the euWof ca'feSxh^'and is the only^one'th'aC\ fallows nature in her method of treating dJSwiea of the respiratory organs. Chas. L. Maok has sold a great many Hyomei outfits and the mxnce. lie Bells, the uiore oonvincedio' is that he is pe\rfvQtly safe 'in |%^n.\* teeing to refund tho money* i| Hyomei does not cure, UST cxctiRsioNs orrftE * * WILLIAM r. rornttL. any coaling ports in Santo Domingo or the cession of any portion of Santo Domingo territory to any European power. That the United States will not per- mit any nation to make exclusive use of Dominican waters in time of peace, much less in time of war. Nor could the United States allow any portion of Dominican territory to.he fcbnMfctf ftoutq»^ois-permits*»yv»ec5 tlon of the country to conflict Wth the concession granted to tho Clyde- line, according to which all vessels arriv- ing from foreign ports are compelled to pay port dues, excopting the Clyde steamers. The American protest has excited considerable comment. Minister Pow- ell, It Is pointed out, seems to be de- termined to havo the rights of Amer- icans respected by the government of Dominica. Chinese Minister Haa Telegraphed to Learn the Particulars. Washington, Sept 10.—The Chinese government will make a claim ngalnai tho government; of the United State* on account of tho Injuries inflicted by residents of Tonopah, Nev., upon Chin- ese realdontu of that placo last Wed- nesday. Tho Ohlneao minister ha» telegraph- ed the Chinese consul general at San Francisco to send him affidavits show- ing the names of tho persons Injured and tho nature of their injuries, ad well as any property loss they might have suffered. These affidavits will will he used as the basis of tho claim igainst this government Tho governor of Nevada has or- 4erM *ft JnvestigaUon and will,take ictfon looking to the^lWtfitaTof ' &Lv Dhlncso residents of Tonopah. SEASON OPERATIONS SUSPENDED. Extensive Works at Sault Ste. Marie to Be Closed Down. Sault Ste. Marie, Mloh., Sept 19.— Pending the outcome of financial diffi- culties In which the Consolidated Lake Superior company Is now Involved, President Shields has Issued orders to temporarily close down all of the operations of the company, except the street railway system on both sides of the river, the ferry system, and the Tagona Light and Power company of the Canadian Soo. This step Is taken, It Is announced, because the funds of the company are exhausted and Mr. Shields does not want to Incur further liabilities unfll It is known where the money with which to meet them is coming-from. Inasmuch as the company's oper- ations on the American side are con- fined to the street railway and the power house force the order will not materially affect the American Soo. In the Canadian Soo, however, the ef- fect on business will be very exten- sive. The total number of men thrown out of work is 3,500. Steel Fleet to Be Laid Up. Chicago, Sept. 19.—A special from Cleveland Bays that the big fleet of the United States Steel corporation, which has been tied up by the strike of the Masters and Pilots association, will be sent Into winter quarters as fast as the boats arrive at the laying up ports. This Is the outcome of one of the most remark-able strikes in the history of the great lakes, a -strike In which all sorts of charges of conspir- acy and graft have been made. It is expected that a large portion of the fleet will be tied up by the first of next week, thereby throwing out of employment 2,500 men directly and a vast army employed in the mines and steel mills. Leopold J. Stern's Extradition. Washington, Sept. 19.—S. B. Sheib- Iey of the department of justice has been selected to go to Toronto to represent the department in the hear- ing' to be held on Monday on the re- quest, of the United States for the' ex- tradition of Leopold J. Stern, the Bal- timore ^contractor recently Indicted here In connection with the postoffice Investigation. • f\ ': \ * ' '\ Federal Employe Arrert«d. New York, Sept 19.—Alfred Haus- bock, an employe at tho general ap- praiser's stores, was arrested hero charged with the theft of Imported Jewels which were being held for ap- praisal for duty. William Bray and George TfL Plant Now York Jewelers, who were arrested while offering thd Btolen goods for sale, declared that they had purchased them from Haus- beck and he was arrested. Hausbeck had been employed at tho appraiser's stores for 17 years. The stolen goods Included pearls and opals and were valued at $2,800. Games Between Baseball Champions, Boston, Sept 19.—Manager Collins of the Boston American league team was notified by the owner of tho club, Henry KlUllea of Milwaukee that a series of nine games for the world'a championship between Boston, chami- plons of the American league, and the Pittsburg champions of the National league has been arranged. The series will begin In Boston about Oct 1, and will consist of four games In each city with a ninth game here or at Pittsburg in case of a tie. To Rochester, Ontario Beach and lyfeiiftoii Be>cfi Safqr^anlsW days, Sept. 1^2^27/ The lost four excursions of tho season to Rochester, Ontario' Beach, and Manitou Beach will be run on, SepfeDmbox 10th and 20thi'g6th and 27th; by tho New York OehtraL September is the most deH|fh*tial month in tho year' to visit lake resorts. Tickots good on regular trams. < Mm, Must Restore Impaired Capital. Albany, Sept 19.—Superintendent Hendricks of.the state insurance de- partment has ordered the Surety and Guarantee company of Philadelphia to stop writing policies or renewals of Insurance in this state until it makes up an Impairment of more than $140,- 000 in Its capital. The requisition is returnable October 20, before which date the deficit Is required to be made good. The Company has been trans- acting surety Insurance business In this state. Murderer Pursued by Posse. Lincoln, Neb., Sept 19.—A dispatch' from Hastings, Neb., says Tom Madi- son, the alleged murderer of the three women across the line in Kansas, is surrounded in a corn field seven miles southwest of Blue Hill. Early, this morning he was in the vicinity of Bladen where he took breakfast. Two bloodhounds were sent from Lincoln to Bladen. Madlsott Is armed, but a large party is hunting him and it is thought he cannot escape. Eight Passengers Injured, Crawfordsville, Ind., Sept. 19.—Eight passengers, and a brakeman were in- jured at Crawfordsville Junction by the. collision of^a Monon passenger train, Louisville to Chicago, and a Vandaiia freight train. The passen- ger train was passing the crossing When' a Vandalia freight crashed into it,'-overturning the smoking car and a day coach. All the Injured will re- To BirffaJo and 19-20 and 26-2/ On above dates tho Neff York Contra! offers I6w rate ejcohr^ion. tickets to Buftalo and Mogjark J?aHa. September is a delightful month to visit Niagara, tho base of autumn, the tingoof color in tiie'foliage, the softness of the air, and esp^cTally the beauty of the water, alt comblno to render the conditions ideal for a most enjoyable outing. Buffalo has many attractions; tho theatres' aro open for the season. Call on New York Central ticket agorits for tickets and all informa- tion. 190tll Has Sold a Pile ef GHarnterWs Cough Remedy. I bave sold OTiambwlain's Cough Remedy for more than'l^enfyjfeara and it has given entire' satisfaction. I have Bold a pile of i t anrj can. recommend it highly. — JOSEPH SfoEuintEY, Linton, Iowa. Ton wifl. find this remedy a good friendiwhen troubled with a cough or cold. It always affords <juic& relief' and is pleasant to take. For sale by^ Ohaa. A. Mack, Druggist, 420 Main' St., Medina, N. Y. 10 GENT GIMRS Grow in favor every day. They are made from the Best' Stock, and by first class workmen. They are a rich smoke, and are making customers every day. Sold by all The Leading Dealers.
