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VOb<WNKfc.a*4 - Wm®, U X TUESDAY eVENING, NOVEMBER 17, (90S, $^ - Call^dt-^oki Ove|\ S$j$e Species. i .ojYif.ra,mL!Ti>iiVL/in.rii-ij--h~-rn----- - -••*. • •j- 1 * • » •••••••••!•*•••*• i»»m • •». mMniiwi««>w>ww> M. I Black-atad-'Qi^ys in all the newest Soft Over- !?\'•-..'. coatings, Lined, and rna.de In Aj 'shape fmao O. Black, Kerseys and Unfinished Urania Ciotl|s. * Satlrj JEftnjsh; jJnings, madef to order • $2 W 3 Black or Gray Viftunias, Meltons sad Kexseys; Satjn lined all through. $36.00 NA A. Blaqk . Unwished! Worsted or Gray Vlctmna; **\• ^: Silk lined all through. Just the newest for Ekll and Sprang wear. $26.00 PHI-LIP I- BRUST ARTIST TAIUOB BOSTON nw VOUK PITTSBURG BUFFALO You'll be On Time If You T*t««i Th« LAKE SWORE & AUCmOAJN SWTJHfEfeN RAILWAY —>—-—r-i\\ ',\ 1 • ' \To Arty P»oln.t The m»o*f» W 'this punctuality axfrHiJKselloni roadbed, gtaftt.«Bgi»e# of tho ttotveal type, and a aplendw]eqi«pme»t of rolling stock. Clm&giQ Comfort Health est TAKE -TO— NORFOLK VIE^MA, BEACH Richmond ami Ocean Vkw, Va, sad- Olcta Bonunion StttffcWpi} Go* Use Lawtctfs Indian f-feribal Blood Syrup. Guaranteed to cure Scrofula, Eczema, Goiter, Ferer Sores, Blood Poisoaijag aridi att blood disorders. Thin ^yrup Is patrfj? Herbal, and* its cqaal as a Blood Purifier and System IDbnio is not \known. Each botflecontaaiaafiill month's treatment and sells few $1.00. Try it and bs convinced. For 8al# by Ghas. A. Miack, Medina, BL •t. impounded lay The lawtort Medicine Co., Holle-y, H. Y. 0. & B. 10 GENT CIGARS <}jow,bfevor!»Wy' day. 13ieya» Made from ttie Best Stock, and by first! claw workmen- Thay ar« a jaica iriioke, and ar« making tolfoxfleri every day;. Sold \by all I Leading Dealers. -j. M It^Si^fe^ \ ' ' Send it to the J01XRNAE,. We klftTTT'fi ^ furnish anything frofu a calling- -^^^^^^^^. to.C6rif6t;v«ftli,you i atany time. Colombian Deputation Aboard Cruiker Mayflower. THEIR CREDENTIALS UNKNOWN, Rea*> Admiral Walker and Consul <5«t». eral Gudger Called on Members, oi thee Junta —. Matter of Reimburse, iment of Colombia For'Loss of Isttj. fttsjs IMay Be Broached. Panama, Nov. 17. — Roar Admiral WaBser, who la practically JProsldent Roosevelt's representative on tho. lath- must, and Consul General Gudger, wau is here to direct the relations Of. tfcte Unites States with the do Xactp gov- ernment, called, at £ne palace and to tho namo of the Usatted States paid thetr respects to the members of tin? Juntas Rear Admiral WfllUer preseret- ed at letter trom President jRopsovelt and thero were mutnal oxcsbanEes ol Booet wlshe*. HEAR AMI1RAI. VALKEK. Tito vlBlt of Rear Admiral TValkea and Mr. Gudgcr has been cMnatru^d by Use junta and by tio people of Pan- ama as a formal officinl rccosnltlon ol tho now ropabllo. Admiral Walbei retmmed to Colon In tho afternoon. Tbe junta appointed a comntefos composed of Sonera Arias nxuS Ejpino aa to proceed to Coloa and confer «o tho United .States cruiser Jfc&ttjrllowea with, tho Colomtilnna who orrivod ther-. BunSay nl^bt on wtosat to om^oratood to bo a peace mlssloxa. It Js not yet Known whot&er thesst peace onvoya aro atathorlEe^ to rej> resent the Bogota govomnjont 01 whether they eomo on bnlialf of tk* depaartment of Bolivar- to recognliso Ui* now republic. If fee commissioner* represent Bogota anta ara properly empowered' to and «3o recognise Ui* repu&llc of Panama, the matter of re tnuneratlon to Coloraoln for tho loss of ttxe Isthmus may t>e bmaefaed. COMMISSIONERS ON MArKLOWEB Representatives of Provisional Gow er-nment Ckjmlng From Panama. Coilon, Kov. 17.—The commission ers were transferred from the Dlxf« to tke IfftyHo-WGr. A speeSal trait from Panama with reprecontatlvca oi tho provisional eovenament is momen tarlljr expected. \The govenrment rej» reseixifltlves will go ohoard tie Ma?\ fiowesr to learn the precise object oi the mission. It Xa considered Improbable that the comtEiIssloners are acting under the authority of tho governmeat at Bt> gota. The United States trattlestctp Matoe has enno to Porto BeHo to coal. The commissioners . from Bollvax aro Dr. Francisco PacTvon, Dr. E. Par 1 ega, Senor Fanon Velez, Dr. NIcanor tnslgnarca and General Demli—oDoirla The trwol latter arafrtKin Savanilli! and the former from Cartagena. Dr. te- aignaxes Is a brother of the governor of Bodlvar. •HftfiPMM. OBANQe,' 8ecr<stary Brlghafm of yfashtrigton Spoke of Tyranny pf Labor and Organized Capital. Rochester, N, Y., Nov; 17.—Assistant Secretary of Agrtewlture J. H. Brigham of Washington) D. <!., addressed the National <Jrange, of •which he was master for nine years. S©. spolce very plainly and urged the farmers to take a flypa stand against the tyranny of organized labor and or- ganized capital.. Both; he saidj wero threatening problems which the agri- cultural class alone eonld solve. His words were received -with- great en- thusiasm. Two Important resolution? were in- troduced. One from; Oregon called for an investigation of the charge that the railroads are charging the government more for carrying mails than they oharge the express companies for car- rying packages, Tae other demand- ed a compensation for rural mall route carriers whicbi would equal that received by city mall carriers. Both these resolutions -were referred to the legislative committee. A delegate from Ohio sent in a res- oluUon protesting vigorously against the adoption of tho metric system. An important resolution was Intro- duced at the session of tho National Grange In relation t o tho rcarclty of farm labor, aahlng Secretary of Agri- culture Jnme3 Wilson to ascertain what can be done.to Induce the oral- graUon Into the United States of com- petent farm laborere from foreign countries. Th© report of the treasurer, Mrs. E. W. McDowell, showed that tho re- ceipt^ during tho year -wore $40,280.30 and the amount expended $27,801.27. Mlsa Susan B. Anthony will opealt before tho grange today and tho elec- tion of ofllcers will take placo Wed- nesday. TO REIMP0SE TOLLS. Several Constitutional Amendments Before Canal Proposition la In Working Order. ^Albany, Nov. 17,—Attomoy General Cunaeen said that in tho next legis- lature an amendment to gtvo the state canal board discretionary power In tho matter of Imposing tolls would bo Introduced. Mr. Cunncen aaldU \There will ba several constitutional amendments and some leglalatuxo necessary be- fore the canal proposition will bo in worjgnp order. One of the amend- ments; will deal wttb the extension Of tho tlmo in which tho canal bonds may be paid, from IS to B0 years, and tho other will permit tho payment of principal and interest by indirect tax- atloa. \In addllton there will be Intro- duced, I believe, an amendment leav- ing to tho state canal board tho dis- cretion of levying tolls on tho now barge canals. Tho lowering of rates consequent on the enlarged canal will bring a sufficient volume of business to enablo boat owners to pay any tolls that may be levied. I believe that revenue from tolls will in time be sufficient to take care of the debt In- curred for the operation of the canal.\ I Absolute Refusal to Arbltratt. Chicago, Nov. 17.—A declaration of tho attitude of the Chicago City Rail- way company towards settling by ar bltration the big strike of street roll way employes was made by General Manager McCulloch. In reply to a question as t o whether arbitration would be the solution of the trouble ho said: \Nobody connected with this company Is thinking of arbitration.\ This is taken to taeam an absolute re> fusal of the overtures of the state board of arbitration. \Two Bank Officials Suicide. Charleston. S. 0., Nov. 17.—The sul elde of B. C. Zemp, cashier of the Farmers and Merohaats' bank: of Cam- den, shocked the people of Camden last tright, a few hours after tho self destraetlon of Colonel B. Miller Boyd president of the banfe. Shortly aftei receiving the news of the cieath of Coloael Boykin, Mr. Zemp left his home ostensibly to go over to M* Boylrifm's near by, but instead went tc his bstrn and shot himseff. A.'dispatch from Camden says that nothing is known of a shortage, i n the toanlt but that an Investigation will be con- ducted. Claims For Fighting Forest Fires. Malone, N. Y., Nov. 17.—The claims for figbting are in that part of the Adl- rendacks included In Franklin county during the past season, have been pre- sented to the county board of super- visors and aggregate nearly $50,000. The greater part of the expense in- curred in Santa Clara and Duane and possibly Franklin townships was on land owned by William Rockefeller, hundreds of men having been taken to the woods to protect his property. \Threats to Blow Up Hotel. Chicago, Nov. 17.—Threats to blow up'the Plaza botel, a largo and fash- ionable hostelry fronting Lincoln park, lave been made to William Halt manager of the building, In an anony mous letter which names as an altei^ native* the payment off $600. iThO let- ter was turned over to the .police and a trip* laid; for the Writer, but fie' failed. & appear. The hand-writing js slmi-^ lar to* that in letters which \have re- ofebtijr annoyed residents ol tlie Lake China Becoming Aggressive. Moscow, Nov. 17.—The Russian mil- itary reoccupation of Mukden, Man- churia, has caused such tension and has aroused such an aggressive atti- tude on the part of China that the continued dispatch of troops to the Fftr East is n'Ow said to be directed against China, in spite of the pacific turn of the Russo-Japanese dispute. The 250,000 troops ordered to the Far East when hostilities appeared Immi- nent are being continually added to. RequFsltlon For William Zlegler. Jefferson jCity, Mo., Nov. 17.—At- torney General Crow will, it is stated, present an application to Governor Dockery for a requisition on the Gov- ernor of New York for William Zieg- ler, the millionaire. Indicted here on < charge of attempted .briheryJn__con- nectlon with the alufia legislation. It Is said an .officer will start for the Bast to bring Zlegler here. Against 3«na.tor Dietrich and PostrJaaster Jacob 'Fisher. FOR BRIBERY AND CONSPIRACY^ Charged That Senator Dietrich.' Ac- cepted Money and Property For Recommending Fisher Per Appoint- ment as Postmaster of HastlnflSi Neb. Omaha, Nov. 17.—The United States grand jury has returned true bills against United States Senator Charles. H Dietrich and Postmaster Jaoob Fisher of Hastings, Neb-, charglpa tJbem with bribery and conspiracy, When the indictments\ were brought In Judge Munger accepted the report without comment. The indictment against Senatot Dietrich charges that he acceptod money and property in consideration of his recommending Fisher for ap- pointment as postmaster at Hastings. That against Plshor charges him with making an agreement with Sena- tor Dietrich by which tho former was, to pay him property and money, $1,- 8O0, for securing to Fisher the ap- pointment Mr. Fisher deollned tc comment on tho case. Tho senator is in Washington. William Dutton, a hardware mor chant of Hastings, was among the witnesses. Ho testified that he nctoil as intermediary in all tho all6god transactions between the Indicted men. The jury stood 19 to 1 for the Indictments. Four other cases, said to bo of a similar nature, aro being investigated by tho grand jury, This Indictment la aald to bo the first over returned against a TJnltoa States senator on charges of this na- tnro. What action will bo taken, If any, tc apprehend Senator Dietrich could not bo learned.,, Tho section under which tho sopar ate indictments against Senator Diet rich and Jacob Fisher provides thai any member of congress who accopts valuable consideration for procuring any contract or oflljcn shall bo imprl soned for not mora than two yeait and fined not mora than $10,000, anJ may bo disqualified from\holdlng nnj- posltion of honor In tho government Senator Dietrich's term expires Ir March. 1905.' ' - Postmaster Fisher waa formorlj mayor of Hastings. Jto not try |to cure catarrh, by tak- l«g drugs .into, the ,.4on»ach? f iican- uot blearedju fiat manner; f' : -SBbe only wayTin wMctel&is tqVcormnon, diijba&fi3an. b© .cured is ,thj;ougaa' direct aEpli<*fioa'%tTOif ; Kill tbe baojlb of catarrh. an£ prevent' their growth, - '- Hyotoei ia the onlyknawu method •of treatment that ac^canpMes this, It is the simplest,: ,mm% pleasant, and we only absolute enre for ca- tarrh, that haa ever been discovered. Thousands of unsolicited tostimo- nials liave ^been. received from the most prominent men and women in the cpuntry who have been cured by this remarkable remedy. Ministers, bankers, lawyer^ even eminent physicians have given strong testi- monials as to tbe remarkable todwera of Hyomei to cure catnrrh, * Tho complete Hyomei outfit costs butjpl.QQ, consisting of an inhalen dropper and sufBciont .Byoraei to laet several weeks. This will effect a cure in ordinary case*, but for chronio and deep seated cases of <&- tarrh, longer nso may he necessary and then extra.bottles of Byomoi can be obtained for SQo. lt'ia not alone the best (it might Tjo called tho only) mothod of curing catarrh, but it is rdao the most economical. Ohaa. A. Mack baa BO much, con- fidence in the power of&omeito euro catarrh, that .he \n)rfora limited time,4oll this mediqine Tra- der his personal guarantee to refund tho money if the trarohasors can nay that it did not help them'. RESULT OF POLITICAL QUARREL Says Editor Roscwater of the Omahl Bee—Mas Good Defense. Washington, Nov. 17.—Senator Diet rich and Editor Rosewater\ of the Omaha Bee are in this city. All In qulrlea as to the indictment of the sen ator were Teferred^to Mr. Roaewator who declarnd that It was tho result ol a political quarrel. Mr. Rosewater asserted that Sona tor Dietrich had a good defense am* added that he and the senator had ccme to Washington at this time tc bring about tho removal of Districl Attorney Sommers. He jjald they al ready had been to the White Hous< on this mission. Mr. Rosewater declared that Dls trict Attorney -Sommers had pushed the charges against Senator Dietrlcl for the reason that they were political ly antagonistic. Charges Against Federal Judge. Washington, Nov. 17.—Charges wer, filed with Speaker Cannor« by Jamei W. M. Newlln against Andrew Kirk Patrick, United States district judgi for New Jersey. The Impeachment o' Judge Kirkpatrick Is asked on th< ground that \he has brought the ad iBainlstration of justice into contempi through his being the active presidem of a trading corporation.\ The chargei were referred to the judiciary com mittee. | THANKSGIVING EXCURSION. To Boston and New EiiMkfolnts via N«w York Confab Wednes- day, Nov, 25|h, 1903. Return limit 10 Bays. On abovo dnte the New York Control will sell excursion tickets to Boston, Springfield, Pnlmor, Wor- cester and South Framingham at tho low rate of glO.OO for thojrotmd trip; tickets good going \Wednesday Novomber 25th. good returning on or before Saturday, December 5tb, on regular except limited trains Nos. 0, 19, 22,25, 2Q, 50 and 51. Stopover on the going trip allowed on Buston tickets a t points named abovo; but such tickets must be used to Boston for volidationbefore commencing return journey. ^TIUB excursion afforda a splendid opportunity to spend Thanksgiving' Day with friends in Now England, Boston is considered one Of the most interesting citica in America; it is the objective point for tourists visiting this country, The.equip- ment of the New York Central is of tho highest standard, and jtj'w the route of the fastest trains in tho world. Call on New York Central ticket egentsfor tickets, time 61 trains, apace in parlor or sleeping cars, etc. £lqtll 9 ^ Brass and S Copper 'V* Uara J.ucK. \Did yer git anything?\ whispered the burglar on guard ns his mate emerged from the window, \No; tho chap wot lives here is a lawyer,\ replied the other In disgust \Thaf s hard luek,\ replied the first CHAMBERLAIN'S • COUGH REMEDY IS PLEASANT TO TAKE. The finest quality of granulated loaf sugar is used in the manufact- ure of fJhamberlain's Oough Remedy and the roots used in its prepara- tion give it a flavor similar to maple syrup, making it quite pleasant to take. Mr. W. L. Roderick, of Pooles- ville, Md., in speaking of this reme- dy, says: \I have used Chamberlain's Congh Remedy with my children for' several years and can truthfully say it is the best preparation of the kind I know of. ^ The children like to take it and it has no, injurious effect, For sale by Chas. A, Mack, Druggist, 420 Main St. We manufacture Sten- cils of all kinds. Prices depend entirely on size A and amount ofjettering. j* Send us your copy for H estimate. First class A work guaranteed, at low ? eat prices. ... pEpiNA CYCLE WOJP I 609 South Main St •c>t>r><*5^«>f>f?r«»^U^rMjUri- ^$ — porreR & AJUi&it A«I HEADQUARTERS ' roit Oysters and Glams Which ore receivoa 1 reeh eveiydtiy. • Weiiiro' alsd rec<Sive<l' a supply it Sweet Cider Which wo sell by the glass or safeasiixo. f^f^.^v^^*^^iN^*%<<j^^yyvVM« iw**wy^ | py^ w W l ^ / r
