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VOL. I-NO, 245 .WEDINK.N,V-,\ifCDNES.DAY-,E^'CNIN<j, NOVEMBER 15, 1903. •>'2KL» w» **.'* • 1 -'.- J 'X- CaU and Ittik Otfer Tfciesfe Specials. (rt ' 1 ^BlaqlRaadOtaysfe'all the ne^st Soft Over- '\» * coatings. Qin^JiM.xazds in Ai.\shape i * -v ,, $18-00 W''ty' '5^c1c J^er^eys an^ XJiifinished I^amma Cloths. ! $* T Satfn Mrrish T3nir»g$ rnade to order $20.00 £ Nh ^ Black ot-CrayVteuntias, Rfelions and Kerseys; i 110«. O g atin tj ne ^ a U .through. $26.00 NA jd. B ' acls u ^ finisbed -Worsted or Gray Vicunna; I1U« x r g}^ ij ri ^ a ji through. Just the newest for Fall and Spring -wear. ' $26.00 PHILIP I. BRUST ARTIST* TAIL.OR BOSTON * HEW \0RK PITTSBURG BUFrALO You'll be On Time ,lf Vou Tattoo*' Thai LAKE SHORE & MICHIGAN gOUTHERN -RAILWAY ftiniHiiiiffn in»>ii;nir|i»>< mm* ft IMS '\*h».'Any P»otrt* East or West The roMoni fpr this punctuality are—excellent roadbed, giant engines of the newest type, and & Bolondid oauioment of rollroc stock. Change Comfort Health Rest TAKE Old Dominion Line -TO— M0RF0LK OLD ponrr COMFOPT VTRCmiAfiEACH Riclimond and Ocean View, Va. WASHINGTON, D. C. Steamer. aaatfaUy, except Bandar, at 3 p. m frontier ft Hrath Hirer, fop* or BeachStaeet Sew York \ \*£'\ ' • jo* taO> information *ppJi\toi.' Old Ddmiiii&n Sfeafnshif£$£ •1 BKA0H STBEET. NSW TORK.N.T. r.r.kT.M. J.J.BEOWH, o.r.A Use Lawton's Indian Herbal Blood Syrup. Guaranteed to cure Scrofula, Eczema, Goiter, Fever Sores, Blood Poisoning and nil bleed disorders. This Symp is purely Herbal, and its equal as a Blood, Purifier and System Tonio is not known. Each, bottle contains a full month's treatment and sells for $1.00. Try it and be convinced. For Sal» by Chas. A. Mack, Medina, N. Y. Compounded by The Lawton Medicine Co.. Holley. N. Y. Q. & B, 10 GENT GIGARS Grow in favor every day. They are ,.••-•«« • - rnade from the'Best Stock, and by first class workmen^ They are a •rich smoke, and are making customers, epry dayl Soldlay all Theleading Dealers. i» If lt ? S tQ..fee '\ » Send it to the JOURNAL. We ^ v pan- furnish anything from a calling 1 1 *''•\HIT''\ card to a poster. We should be pleased t0 ' to confer wtlryou-at any time. SALUTED NEW FLAG. *.# Reco^nHlort ofPanama Repub- lic %' ; 0ir*ft# States lSFayy|\ : 0RFIC5IAI. VISIT TC* THE JUNTA. Rear -Ariroiritl Glass, Consul General ftucfaef atitriB Commander Phelps and \Olhop Officers Called on the • ProKvMoriaT ' Qbvei-nment—Toast Propoaed'tQ. a Nov* C?nsl Treaty. Pansamit; KTosv. 18.—At 8:30. yester- flay uxornlng «hii VniteA Statea. flas Bliln 2SJ«rblefte:a(l Iioiscted Jttie flag ot tho ref^iiibllo orf Panama, .and -salute-J. it wltjfei Jl guana. The Tree Norton IJVO, a. gunboafc p{ Purtamn, dJspl^ng tho. Aanorloan. Safta&snfyef^taeaMut? tho Axnefto &ag, ans-sarerod tba,85ilute. of it ^uns wltioh the Marbteliead an- Bwore«3. At\ SO n, or- Roar -Admiral Glass C«m«3E Gonoratil Qu4ser and Com. mandlesr Pholps, acooniDanlca oy Lieu- tonautst PlilUi* Awlre^srs and & P Trollto.^ldor, offloldlly. called oa the g^UH'i'l' mrM ADICXIIAII nc=snr OBASS Junta. Thoy \sworo received l»y th« roombera of tho jaixta, the cablnc mjnlatasja nudt fionorals Huertias, Jet lr(os, 3DlAAiladl \Votoa sand tbclr state . 4disxl5iil Qtaasajaiab .3iB W.As glad tt offloIalSy onil lason thes govortmicnt 03 tho reswbllo oT Panatoa. II bad beer a greacC plonsosre (or him to salute th< flog ctT tho aen» ropalsllo,' tor whose prosperity imd grcntness bo made th-. bo«£ vp-jthoi, Bono* AransWi a naembor o l th« junta, answorerd, saytzag that In th< nnrao ot tho jtanta aa<3 of the people of Psz3atna fao OXPT-CSSOJ slncert pleuattsre at U*e presence of tho gal Innt n^«t In Pjxsiama baj, representing tho nolilo pcoj>lo and govorument o! tho CTaaitoil Statoo, \to whom th« islhmtts Is gracteful for the hand o: fellowship so senorously and prompt ly oxteaidoil to> *hom by its great pres IdonL\ Mr. Gudgor proposed a toast'to J now Psanama csrual treaty, which was nnswer^ed by Goneral Voroti, wh.' tonstecE ProaId<emt Roosevelt and thf United States aarmy. The pooplr* of Panama nre happy over tbe oHlcSsal rocosriitlon of th« flag 1 a«<d tho e\c-«nt Is l»«ing c^lebratec entlmsSasfallS'\- Durtrag tho eerotnonfea iargB crowd! of people siirrcsandod the palace o' tho go*^rernmen*- The Sag of £2&e rsonblio of Panama •which -swaB salrrSred by *2ie Marblehead •was maido on board that vessel. SEPARATION IRREVOCABUE. Colombian Oorzunlsslorters So Inform' cd at Conference on the •flower. May- The 1 threat of Senor Insignarea thai Colombia would enforce its allegec thf eat fild* not qanse apprehension t< tjie 3?atfam4nian qoniinisslonefs whe did apt give, it any serious consider atioh. ' It -was,•unofficially\ annoimced by tht ColorahSaa commlsslpners that Gen eraj Reyes, -representing the Bogota Efpye^uiient, wai qpnitng to the Isth mua to confer Tlth. the prpvlslona goyerjinient at Panama. ftp. Pablo -Arftsemeina, a lawyer o' Panama, who Will sail for New Yort jbonTTKUfast ±n. iw adylsory capacity with IFredCrlco jloyfl and JOr. Manuel amador, the commissioners ; of tho ntw republlo at Washington* A dozen marines have been or- dered, \to land to act as signal men between the shore and the XTnlted states vessels. The peace commissioners left tho Mayflower at Z o'clock in the after- noon. They presented every appear- ance of belhe prisoners^ though it was understood they were not in any way to ho considered as such, as they marched along the landing t o the steamer Trent. A press correspondent learns that the governor of the state of Bolivar has assumed responsibility tor the ap- pointment of the commissioners' who en'the Mayflower discussed the pres- ent relations of the republic of Pan- ama and tho republic of Columbia with the momoers of the Ijunta, Both tho governor and the commissioners are without credentials or. direct in- structions from the Colombian gov- ernment » BOMBARDING THE CITY, Sanbofrjiri^Qlu'eslteiBy Force of 4iP0o insurgents. WOS Y GIL Wlt-L. N6T.CAPITULATE Colox*, Nov. XS.—During the confer ence qix. hoard •£ho Magrfloiver Nicanoj Inalgnaares, a bsrother of the governot of BoIi\var wh*D was the Bpokesmar of the <Jolombi*tns, ma«3e a strong ap peal to tho Pa^nnmania-ns not to dis ntpt Colombia and he supplemented his appeal by tho aolfemn assurancs that Gotfombla -would grant all th< rights «3emande=d by the isthmians and evemtually «arry oat their projeci of buliaing the .canal. Roplylng Senor Arias, tepresentinj the junrta, aald that the revolutlor was bosm absolutely of the unanimous desire ot tho erttlro people of Panams and was lrrevooable._ It was the aci of a nerw Independent government al ready fchorougli2y organized and for mally recogofczed by the United States, France and Italy, Cont.Inu ing, Seaaor Aria=s said: \Coloatnbla w£H always find in this country- tho nio>st sincere brotherh feeling. Tho political ties binding tho lsttunus to Colombia have beer broken* - but the> fault is ndt that oi Jho lstSimua, \3The ties of affection ihowevear, never can be broken.\ • Sonor Inslgnstxes to • answer ex •presBetl his deei*' sorta* 5 at finding rec onolliatSon Impossihle, He declared that alt tho people of <3<iit6nibla would unite .fit an effoi^; to (enforce the rlghri of Cbtoxnbla 6n the 'Istfitmuo' of Paha jna^jga.at the_ <osi Of jSS§.at sacrlfitoe J Colombia's Proteit to the Senate. Washington, Nov. IS. -- Secretary Hay laid before ther president and cabinet tho protest against the action of the United States government sent to the senato by President Marroquta ot Colombia. Tho protest which went Into the hands ef Senator Prye, aj president pro tempore of the senate, ^as turned over by him to the sec- retary of state, as the Bonate cannot rocolve petitions or protests from a foreign government No decision yet has been reached whether the\ docu- ment will bo formally received or not Russia Informed of Recognition, St. Petersburg, Nov. 18—-Ambassa- dor McCormocli, acting on Instruc- tions from tho state department, for- mally nollDM the foreign office here of the recognition -of *ho republic, ot Panama by the frnlted States. For- eign Minister Lamsdorff replied that Russia would tako no actlor until tho czar's return to St Petersburg. SECESSION IN MASSACHUSETTS. Grand Lodgo A. 0. U. W. Votes to Sever Connection With Supreme Body. Boston, Nov. 18.—The grand lodgo of Massachuetts of the Ancient Ordor of United Workmen, ban adopted n resolution to sevor all connection with the supreme lodge of the United States. In' attendance at the meeting were also several membors of the director- ate of the supreme lodgo, Including H. R. Dickinson, Suprenip Recorder, of Buffalo, N. Y. Representative John Symonds of Lynn, presented the resolution, tho purport of which was that the grand lodge should pay the guaranty de- manded by the national body, up tJ and including Dec. 31, 1903, after which all connection with the supreme ledge should cease. After several efforts were made on the part of the supreme lodge officers tu have the resolution changed or reconsidered the resolution was adopted 36G to 119. After the meeting the board of di- rectors of the supreme lodgewill carry the matter into the courts, if necess- ary in ordor to compel the Massachu- setts lodge to live up to its contract with the national body. . Application For Recount of Votes, Kingston, N. T., Nov. 18.—Applica- tion will be made to Judge Howard at Troy on Saturday by Joel Brink for s mandamus directing a recount of the ballots cast at Bddyville polls of the town of Ulster at the recent elec- tion. Brink was the Republican can- didate for supervisor against Henry McNamee, who has held that office 15 7ears. The returns Indicated Brink's election until the Eddyvilie poll re- turns came In, which gave McNamee 1 majority in the town. Brink charges that the tally sheet bears evidence of having been tampered with. Reciprocity With Canada. Ottawa, Ont, Nov. 18.~It is offi- cially stated that no overtures have lately been made to Canada for reci- procity with the United States. Sen- ator Fairbanks wrote to Sir Wilfrid Laurier last Spring with the object of having the Joint high commission reassemble, but was told that nothing could be done tnitil the Canadian par- liament had prorogued. Since then nothing has ,been heard on the sub- ject, The feeling here ia that while the ^Dominion.government will consid- er any propositions that are made they will not Initiate any negotiations'* Minister Powell Refused to/ Repognlzo Insurgents-^Qerman Naval Vessel Ready to L,and Troops^-U. 8. Cruls^ er Baltimore Has Left to Recoal, New York Flre,d On. San Domingo, Monday, Nov. 10.— The political situation here is Berl- ins. The insurgents are bombarding the city. Generals Wenceslao Fig- uero and Juan Francisco Sanchez are refugees In the foreign legations. The city Is completely Invested by 4,000 men under Plooardo and four other generals. A general attack is expected within the next few days. General \Wos y Gil refuses to capitulate, and St is be- lieved ' that the fighting will he so- vere. The situation la desperate and fighting in the streets is likely to oc- cur at any moment. The United States cruiser Baltimore has been compelled to leave to ro- coal. United States Minister Powell la endeavoring to protect American in- terests with the limited means a t his disposal. A German naval vessel is ready to land troops at a moment's notice. The insurgents endeavored to have Minister Powell rocognlzo them, but this the minister rofused to do. } The revolutionists fired on tho Clyde line steamer New York as alio was entering the \port of Samana. The vessel was uninjured. The Dominican government has ap- pointed Minister ot Foreign Rela- tions Galvan and Judge Gray as com- missioners to arbitrate tho Santo Do- mingo Improvement matter, as tho result of Minister Powell's determin- ation to compel'the carrying out of tho terms of the protocol. Commis- sioner Galvan will leave for tho Unit- ed States tomorrow. It Is possible that the insurgents may endeavor to capture him. , THE m^^w^m.^:-; Chas.A, Maclean $iped Bond .. „Wift eviery ho* of Mw>-ha, v the; flesh-forming food\/andj ideation. regulator Charts vA.Ma,ok*giY§s, the following j^afantee bond,- binding hmiBelf to refund the money ij$ti* or-nadoes not giye an increase in, weight and, cure dysisusia arid all sfcoraaoh trouble. GUARANTEE BOND Ihefobyagreo to refund Ifco prl(j» paid forHi-o-i»,if the purchaser tolla ;mo that ifchaa tt't Inoroitsod flesh and ^Von/freedom from stomach trqublea. ChM.A.Maok, Jor years there hag been ft d«K maud for a natural means |pr in- creasing flesh, and&fi-o-na has jcoraQ to supply .this/need. It is not a cod liver oil prepara- tion, but a combination of fteah- forming elements, that regulates and aids digestion and, restores health. It mingles with the food you eat, aids its assimilation, tones np and strengthens the. digestive organs, and puts the whole system in proper physical condition. ' Everyone who is troubled Vith dyspepsia, has that tired feeling, loss of appetite, or is losing, ihwh or is in a run down condition, should take the guarantee bond to Qhjifc A. • Mack and begin the use of Mi-o-na, nt his risk. Remember the treatment coat'yon nothing unless it does all that ia claimed for it, Does Not Recognize • Blockade. New York, Nov. 18. — Nevada N. Stranahnn, collector of tho port of Now York, received telegraphic ad- vices from the treasury department advising him that the state depart- ment does not consider Oio blockada ot San Dominican ports affective and has entered a vigorous protest against it. Tbe collector has notified masters of vessels that clearance papors will ho issued for any ports In San Do- mingo, thus officially refuting the ef- ectlveness of the blockade. At tho offices of the Clyde line It was sail that the Cherokee will clear today Tor ports which the local Dominican con- sul says aro \closod.\ Foxhall Keene's 8table to Be Sold. London, Nov. 18.—It Is positlvelj stated on high authority that Foxhal, Keene's entire English stable, wltl the exception of Cap and Bells and t few yearlings, will be sold without re serve at Tattersails, Dec 7. Na res son Is given out here for the salt which includes the Keene entries foi the Derby, Oaks and other classl; races. Leonard's Sentence Suspended. New York, Nov. 18.—Sentence was suspended on Clarence M. Leonard the 18-year-old youth of Bast Orange N. J., who was recently apprehendet in Vancouver, B. C, after he had se cured $10,076 on two forged checks and eloped with a young woman from th( same town. Restitution of the mone) bas been made. / Diphtheria Epidemic. Elmira, Nov. 18.—Despite the opti- mistic hopes of the New York state reformatory officials, the diphtheric epidemic seems to make progress at that institution. Three new cases developed since Monday night and that notwithstanding the fact that every Inmate in the institution has been lnnoculated with anti-toxin ser- um for a week. CHAMBERLAW'S~COW REMEDY IS PLEASANT TO TAKE. The finest quality of granulated loaf, sugar is used in the manufact- ure of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and the roots nsed 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 Cough Remedy with my children for several years and can truthfully say it is the best preparation q£ the kind I know of. The children like to take it and it has no injurious effect, For sale by Chas. A. Mack, Diuggist, 4?0 Main St. t THANKSGIVING EXCURSION. To Bostdn and New England folnts via New York Centra!. Wednes* day, Nov. 25th. 1903. Return Limit 10 Days. On above date tho New York Central will sell excursion tickets to Boston, Springfield, Palmer, Wor- cester and South Fraininghum a t the low rate of $10.00 for the round trip; tickets good going Wednesday, November 25th, goofl returning on or before Saturday, December 5th, on regular except limited trains Nos. 0,19, 22,25, 2G, 50 and 51. Stopover on the going trip allowed\ on Boston tickets at points named aboves but such tickets mast bo used to Boston for validation before commencing return journey. This excursion affords aapleridid opportunity to spend Thanksgiving Day with friends in New England. Boston is considered ono of, {he most interesting cities in America; it is the objective point for tourists visiting this country. The equip- ment of the New York Central is of the highest standard, and it iB the route of the fastest trains in the world. : Call on New York Central ticket egents for tickets, time of tr^ittB, apace in parlor or sleeping cars, etc 240tll 9 | Brass and I Copper Stencils.. P We manufacture Sten- 4 oils of all kinds. Prices h depend entirely on size £ and amount of lettering. P Sendns your copy for J estimate. First class g work guaranteed at low fr 6Bt prices. • '!' t, <-' I | MEDINA CYCLE WORKS 609 South Main St , . I POTTER & ALLEN AM ^HEADQUABTinS - - 93** Oysters ajid Clams Whloh.ore received fresh every diy. ! '^H have also received a supply of Sweet. Oder which we Sellby tho glass or measure. v*f /$•
