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\';- ^;t::7r?'gi1&^.4-»^^ mQmmmfmmmim**** Medina Daily Journal BAKER 4 BENSON, POOM. Entered February 4, 1003, atr Medina,' N. Y.,' as se«md-olass matter, under Act of Congress of March 8,1870. Py mail or carriers $&O0 ft year; fWor six months; 50 ceata for tl> joe months, Invtaiably in advance, Advertises Rates on Application, Sit. Mo* 6 13 n 27 A u El is: Tu. We. 8 15 WW 20 & 9 16 KB 80 TL 3 ID 17 24! Si »f, 11 13 25 5 IE 19 £6 MOON'S PHASES. •a? S p,«, n- TRIM Ti e-os ItQiurttr 11 «.». -frfll *ir« iuwtor 4:21 p.m. £U p.m. i? Harrison on Municipal Union* Chicago,. Deo. ltf.—Tho Invasion of the municipal service by labor unions wu, ordered brought to a halt by Mny Or Harrison..'!ln the. mechanical branches of the pity's servlco,\ said tho mayor, \where the employe la Cjraply a -worlungman. It Is all right for hlra to bolong to a union; but where the matt belongs to a depart* ment like tho flroroen or policemen ho una no right to have a divided al- legiance Ho must owo allegiance to only ono niagtor, tho city ot Chicago.\ Tho iclolag of tho mayor's sentiments was occasioned by an appeal from en- glneorn at tho flro department asking tor increased wagos. Thoy nro mom- hem of a union. Everything Quiet at Bogota. \Washington Deo. 15.—United State* Minister Beaupre lias reported to tin State .department from Bogota that everythlnij la quiet thero and ho .BOAS r.o occasion to postpone his leave p' ubienco. Ho is expected to depart at pnc» for tbo United States. LEGALITY OF ARRESTS; Brought Intn Question by Ds- cis'on of Missouri Court\. Panama'i Liability. jLondon, Doc 15.—Tho corxespondVnt of tho Morning Z,eador at Tho Hague •ayt it la reported there that both Hol- land and Great Britain insist that ths republic of Panama shall nssumo lia- bility for 116,000,000 of tho Colombian debt Regarded at a Peaceful Sign. * Xflndon, Boo. 36.—it la understood that after a discussion of tho relations existing between Russia and Japan to day tho-eablnot made no arrangements tor a further mooting this year. Thla is regarded as a peaceful sign. Federal National Bank Resumes. Pittsburg. Dec IB. — Tho Federal National bank, after two months sus- pension, resumed hustnes under very auspicious circumstances. President Young stated that the bank had al- post $1,600,000 moro than the amount of tho Individual doposlts. STATg iVS* BONNER REVERSED, Decision *rl#lds TJiat PrOseo(itlpa At* tor'ney Can Swear to- information •Only jh-om Personal Knowledge, £ir,eutt Attorney Folk Says Decision ^ppens Doors of Penitentiary, St Louis. Dec. 1£—Notification of s, 'fsfeelston of the Missouri'supremo court srhloli brinis into Question the legality |ot hundreds of arrests and convictions, made on informations in St, louts and which, according to Circuit Attorney Folk, opens the doors of the peniten- tiary, through writs of habeas corpus to many others, was received here by Mr. Folk. Jn the list of cases affected are most of the Suburban franchise boodle con- victions, and It Is said that if the pres- ent ohorgea should be found defective, It -would be Impossible to bring new indictments. Ail of tho oases are before the /su- preme court on appeal, and the rec- ords show that each case was tried on information furnished by the circuit attorney on his official oaths. Tho case of Charles F, Kelly, for- merly* speaker of tho house of dele- gates, convicted of perjury, la among those affected In connection with tho 'Suburban franchise boodle deal. Mr. Polk advised Judge MoDonall of tho criminal division of tho circuit court of the decision and proceedings were stopped In all cases concerned. Nino cases wore wlpod off the daefcet and tho witnesses wore sent to tho grand Jury room, thorn to give Inform- ation on which to baso Indictments to fako tho place of tho Invalid Informa- tions. Tbo case against B. J-. Arnold, charged with grand larceny, was ono of tiir.ro afJfootod. Eight larceny, burg- lary and assault COSOB were similarly, treated. Tin- supreme court decision In ques- tion Is that reversing the caso of tho Estate against William Bonner. Tit* decision holds that an Informn Jtion Issued by the circuit attorney's oiBce must bo sworn to by prosecut- ing w'tnesEos In the caso and that cir cuit f.ttorno))s or prosecuting attor neys could swear to Information Only from personal Imowledge of tho fae*| For two years under a supremo court decision- and under a constitu- tional amendment, prosecuting attor- neys bnvo been giving informations undo/ their official oaths. In St. Louis alone. It Is said, fully .2,000 cases have been tried on such Information. ** \$fXfi'.R0| \AISW#»IENTS. Opinion of Attorney 'General as to <B» emptloil ofincorporated villages.. Albany, Dec. 15.—Attorney General] Cunneen, has made, public- an opinion address.ed to State Engineer Bond, in the course of which he repll' 83 to a,r. -j Inquiry from one John Mccann of EV mira, as to whether, where a state road 1s bnijt In a town containing at Incorporated village exempt from thai jurisdiction of tbe commissioner 6t\ highways ,gf the town, the 13 iter eept which, under section 9 ot the good .roads law, the town is called upon to pay, way jbe assessed upon the whelp • town, or upon that portion only which IS outside of the incorporated villas^ \Therearotwo methods provided •'by Statute for obtaining tho 15 per centum which the town must pay,\ says Mr,, Cunneea. \the first method, where the board of supervisors acts without pi- pltipn in my judgment authorizes the assessment upon tho taxable property of the whole town, as the provisions ot *.he highway law exempting the InbabV tants of incorporated vllhges from highway tax have no application ti roads constructed under the Higbi-> Armstrong act. \However section 1 provides Jhnt the resolution shall contain a descrip- tion of the highways sought to be im- proved, and that no part of the samo shall be within an Incorporated village WAGE BiDU^tlON PBEDfCf ED. Employes of Steel .Corporation to re- ceive Dividend on Preferred Stgek This Month. N&w York* Dec, IS.-^-The statement was made by a leading official of the Untf £tf States Steel corporation that, beginning Jan. .1, 1904, about 90> per cent of the employes of the corpora- tion; will suffer wage reductions fans;-,! Jng from 5 to 20 per cent' TWs re- duction will affect about 150,000 work- men, • The remainlpg to per, cent of th^ employes are working under a'wago agreement. • The ilnapce. committee of the steel corporation, It is understoodj, has un- der consideration the dismissal of many high, salaried employes in. addi- tion, to thps&_ already discharged barring •j)s, RfiinjF' ^d^'fe ; ^plw»^ .c|j Btuffalo visited ^|^^.'\;|iSri.;..^yj i r tJunlay,' 'WaJteii'^la^r-;,iet^fcU^ii| w-itli them Aiopcfej tdotnirt^ \ ; ©wight ICiltierie BWterin^'r^ort) a severe .'aitaejc.pf Tlieurnatism'.. f ''•?• Frank Past will move .fronvRppn e£tr - Bolsop'sTami iii tins place<fco\-MiS M ieit.ferm in 'UnvfS /or the i;on>fi|g seasifni .. •\ ' •*• . * M isa t,uln A,n_s(ift fa vibitiirg Vep\ aunt,Mrs, §ueri>1in* Ran© Ooaet'iknil will-furiubh. miia'f at'the Boii'lierii 1 oampArQ.,.r KnowlesvilPe, Friday evfeningr, Di is, 18th. •: •'\- •...- •-' It was-asserted that, barring- some 1 Tho ladies of the % B, OlwrcL unforeseen-technicalities, employes of Lave clutpged the date of.tlieir the corporation wbo participated Jn [Ghrlsknassalo to Thursday evening, the- profit sharing plan will in the com- ing month receive a $5 dividend on the prewired stocR to which they suh- scribed at 82.50. Water Deal Scandal Cases. Grand IJaplds. Mich,, Dec. 15.— Twenty cases growing out of the Lalta Michigan water deal scandal which were on call in the superior court wers Lant K. .Sals- w «. «« .T.., „,„. r -, r — „ Put o v « r wntil Dec. 21. and it follows that whore a resolution, bury, former city attorney, whose con- was passed upon petition, It would be i fessicn caused the arrests in the water Impossible to make atVy assessment against property ivltliln such* village,\ SIXTH LINE TO THE EA3T. of New Chaplain of the Senate. 1 'Washington, Dec 15.—The Republi- can senators In caucus have decided upon Rev. Edward Everett Halo of Boston for chaplain of the senate bo- pinning Jan. 1. Ho IB a Unitarian and SS years old. Dr. Hale has accepted. Mr^ Bryan Visits the Pope. Home, B«c. H.^Wffilara Jennings Bryan, accompanied by his son, was lecclvod tnjprlyato audience by the pope Sunday. Mr. Bryan was presen;- 'cd by Mgr. Kennedy, rector of tli? American college. His holiness spoke with groat interest of tbe Catholics in the United States. After the audi- ence Mr. Bryaa expressed himself as highly pleased with the pope's- klndlv lace, and bearing. Beforo goiug to ths Vatican Mr, Bryan visited several'\of tho interesting sights of Rome, includ- ing tho Coliseum and tho Roman For um, taking particular interest in the latter place. Later Mr. Bryan lunche-1 with Ambassador Meyer. ROW IN COLORED CONVENTION. Opposition to President Roosevelt and Distent From Booker Washington. Washington, Dee. 16. — Tho police wcro called Into the National Suffrage league convention .* (colored) when Rev. R. J. Nelson, president of the Suffrage League of Pennsylvania, an1 Rev. J. \V. Scott of this city sought possesslon-of the floor. The delegates were In an uproar for half an hour. Two reasons for the dispute ore al- leged to be thnt tbe Scott faction fa- vors tho passage of a resolution en- dorsing President Roosevelt's attitude toward the negro race and that Book- er Washington desires to control tho convention, a number of delegates ob- jecting to Bookor Washington's recem utterances to the effect that disfran- chisament in the South placed a prem. turn on intelligence, wealth, charactei and thrift. Tho convention is said to have been called, among other things, to enforce tbe 16th amendment Pere Marquette Road Leases Use Michigan Central and St, Clair Line, Chicago, Dec 15.—D!rectora of tho Pere Marquette railway system met to discuss the expinslon of the road into a trunk|linc. The directors. It Is saM, took Important ttctlon regarding thi leaae which tho company Is to enter Into for the use of tho Michigan Con- trol's trachi! from S' Thomas to Buf- falo and of the St. CI Ir lino. The lease will be tnr a term of 21 years and together with fie fhlcngo terminal will practtrclly give Ohloigo a slxtl- line to No*- Yo'k an.l tho Bxtt No dote has been «-t f-»r Um com- mencement of the Ch:c igo and DnffaUi service. It Is said that tb» Pere Marquette's main onsttrn connoctlon nt Buffalo will be tho New York .Central, TI»o Pero Marquette will ns«» tho GTI<U1 Central station here beginning today Movement of Marines South. Washington. Deo IS.—The nowo of the movement of marines southward from Fanama, based as It was on the reported landing of Colombian troops In that part of tho Isthmns. was re- ceived with keen Interest in army cir- cles. » There was. hofrovor, no outcome to the shape, of orders to troops, tho?ifil» the arrival thero of Brigadier Oencral J. Franklin Bell \vas regarded as con- firming the previous statements to tho effect that tho army Is making ready to do Its share at a moment's notice Genejal Bell consulted with member*) of the general staff. President Loubet Will Visit Italy. Rome, Dec 15.—It Is seml-ouleiatiy announced that.SI. Loubet prcslden: of the French republic, will pay a visit to Italy extending from April G fo April 11. Preparations on an exten- sive scale for the reception of Presi- dent Loubet are being planned. The p'rogtam of the festivities Includes an official court dinner, a reception at the capitol. a military review and a visit to Florence and Naples. Postoffice Clerks Sentenced. > Baltimore, Dec. It.—Columbus Ells- worth Tipton ••\•d Charles McG-rego- former clerk•'• n the poatofflce depart- ment at Wa^'lngton, who wore found gtillty of posnJ frauds on Thursday last, Were sf-*enced by Judge Morris to serve tyo years In the Maryland penitentiary and to pay a Bne of $1,000 each. The counsel for both defendants gave notice of appeal. The specific offense charged against Upton and McGregor was conspiracy with Charles B. Smith, a leather merchant of Bal- timore, to defraud the government on a contract for leather pouches. Morganatic Marriage Denied. Rome, Dec 15.—The report tele- graphed from Bologne thdt the Do-w- ager Queen Margberlta, during a ro- [.cent journey to Norway, had contract- ed a morganatic maTrlage with an en- gineer 30 years old is authoritatively denied. The engineer to whom, the queer, mother Is alleged to have been married is named - Teneraril. He Is over 50 years old and is employed as caretaker of the numerous charitable institutions which are supported by the queen. Collision on a Siding. Coming, Dec, 15.-—New York Cen- tral passenger'train No. 3 ran Into a string of cars on a siding at Llndley last night and was wrecked. Engi- neer Harris and Fireman D. Qabrl6llo of this city were slightly injured and Trainman Edward Dowling of this city seriously injured. None of the pas- sengers were Injirred. Cashier Shot and Killed Himself. Sioux City, la.. Dec. 15. — Harry Maine, cashier of the Farmers and Merchants' bank of Lynn Grove. la, shot en<^ killed himself. It is under- stood that Maine lost heavily in spec- ulation. The banli la a prlvato insti- tution and claims deposits of $1(W,- 000. U is controlled by the First Na- tional bank of Storm Lake which or- dered its doors closed. Seaworthiness of Torpedo Flotilla. Washington, Dec 15. — All doubt fiat may have existed regarding sea- worthiness of the first torpedo notill% des'ined for the Asiatic station, was removed when the navy department received a dispatch from Captain C. J. Train, reporting the arrival of tho flotilla at Port Royal, S. C, after 11 hours of heavy weather. No damage was done the ships. bribe, of which charge haj!* 5 \ 1 . 1 '« *° KnowksviUe for th& past scandal was called, forj sentence for ac-. ceptlng a has already been convicted. Sentence was deferred so that Salsbury majf act as a witness in the new cases,\ In the police court. Alderman Malachi Kin- noy was bound over to the superior court for trial. The examination of ex-Alderman Ellon wna«then resumed. Iteo. 1 rh. * Willis ; Prndden his the Bell 'phone in Lis Iiome; tK© wires were put up lust week, Oonsrruiulfi ipn '\.''enr extend-; ed to Mr. Ami Mi's;- Carl Ross, ,G. A. Gilbert Ts putting an add! tion on, his barn, \William Kiluer is doing the work. W. G. Pi'udden bus been drawing Goptiiani Captured Hottentot Laager, Capetown, Dee. lS.—Accordlng to an official disoatch from the Hartebeeste rlvesr district a Hottentot laager was attacked and captured by a Q«rmm patrol Saturday last- The Hottentots (SroTO tho Germans across the river, firing heavily and severely wounding Lieutenant Beklln and one private The Hottentots subsequently retreat- ed, losing three killed and two wound- rd. More fighting Is expected. Dur- ing tho engagement tho Cnoo pallco came under tho lira of-the Hottentot?, who ray that they shot at tho pollco officers by mi&toko. week. Victor nnd haviu 0 •« uaiu .cough ' Milford Possort ore ..ttack of wboopiug- Contett of Wentworlh Will. Boston, Dec, 15,—The claim of tho heirs of Ariocli Wcntwortb, who ara contesting tho lato mllllonalro's will, that Mr, Wentworth'a mind was unsat- tied when ho made tho Will, was sup- port© I at today's hearing by Eliot Dan- fortlj of Balnbridgo. N. Y., formor New York st^to treasurer, UT, Wont- wort 1 ! appeared to be'losing his mom ory. WH», Danforth corroborated this testimony. Dr. J. F. Jelly said Judsing from the evidence Wontworth suffered from senile dementia. Court of Appeal* Calendar. Aloony. Dec 15.—Couht of appoals calendar for Tuesday: Nos. 1C1, 117. 49, 04, IU. 118 and 188. 135. MARKET REPORT. New York Provision Market. New York. Dec 14. VSTHEAT — No. 2 red, OlHc f. o. b. afloat; No. 1 northern Duluth, 93%c CORN — No. 2 corft, B3%c t 0. 0. efloat; No. 2 yellow, 5Gc OATS — No. 2 oats. WHo: No. 2 white, 42%c; No. 3 white, 41-T4c. BUCKWHEAT FLOUR — $2.30Cf> 2.35. PORK—Mess. $ 12.75@13.50 ; family. $ 1S-25@15.50 . HAY—Shipping, 60©75c; good to choice. 85@92%c BUTTER—Creamery, extras, 25c; factory, 15@lGo; western imlta,- tiaa eTsarrefy, lSi>lSe.* CHEESE—State, full cream, small, fancy. 12c EGGS — State ahd Pennsylvania, fancy Belected, 38@42c POTATOES—State and western, per sack, ? 2.10@2.25 . HOLIDAV EXCURSIONS. Christmas and New Year's Excursion tojuffa!o and Nijgara ffalfs, frr- day, Dec. 25 and Friday, Jan. T. Train taming JkJmto atH:3'lp. ru. will run through to Medira and Albion on Becembrt'iJSth and JHHU' ary lat. On above tlates tho Now York Central will sell excursion tickets to*Uu.Ta*o and return at rata of 83c, and 75c to Kiilgum Falls and return, tickets good »going nad re- turning; on date of mile ou regular except limited. trains, «. Ico sceimry at Niagara FojU is miigiiiitronl ut this a» tt8on of ihe year. Speeiid holiday attractions nl all tho liulTulti theatres Call on New „York rentral ticket agents, fur tickets and all informa- tion. and *&i. JiiajSi'pve tli|\.-jappetite: _ stj-epgthep, the. digfirtibjt, - tA y a ^ evv doses of taainheflain^iStbmaifh mi{ ± Liyet T^letS, lliil J, 'MSvito, of ;teirott ) M3ch.,jays, «,^hse| jiestored *»J appetite^.heiiinip^h^tl, rqfieved m?$ $ bloated feeling and cal^d ;a plettBtet ••.4ttd.--s*^tsiojiy} ; -Hi0ve- raep> ^| thl.h^elg,:' . fIjere are pjepp!ein.thi9^oraauii%'ww need jaetBiich•«* medicine'. Frtr sale by UbarleSv^* $$<}&Mmggitii, fivery oox warrantedi . •' \ •'. - •' • • • '*''•/ Bm a S)i#t time Onlv T*e Well Known CLAIRVOYANT AND Mm -TIC HEALER Will treat ^11 _phroni<? diseases I cure , without medicine. If you have tried all kinds of medical treatment and found no relief, come and try my treatment, u i caniiotcureor help you I will tell you •so at once. If you have * Rhemnatisnx • Paralysis, Kidney or v Livej- trouble, or any chronic disease I witt cure you if yon can be cured. Consutration Tree! I wty also give you advice on business. If in trouble f will tell you bow to over- come it, I wiu tell you what you »r« best adapted for to make a success in life. Witt tell you, whether your frfenda are true or false, and give all good ad- vice. If you are unfortunate enough to have your face disfigured with superflu- ous hair, I will permanently remove it without pain or without leaving a Mem- Uh on the skin, 310 West A^e. Office Houw: 10 a, m. t o 9 p. m. Christmas and New Year's Excursion to Rochester, Friday Dec. 25 and Friday, Jan, I. * On above dates .the New Tatk Central will sell excursion tickets to' Rochester nnd returu at rate of 93a, tickets good g ing and retuming*ou regular except limited trains . on date of sale. , . Special holiday attractions at all Rochester thes«tres» both, afternoon anrj evening. Call ou iSew York Central ticket agents for tiekets/ontl all informai tiott- THS NEW YORK WORLD, THpiCE-A.--v7EEK EDITION\.\ NOW Is Yottr Time To'buy if you want to make a Christmas pres- ent. K W. Harlowe carries the finest line of •Matilcets and Robes in ' towti. Also a full line of Steign Bells and MatnesS of, all kinds. Ne^w jttrivals in Robes —now is your time lo * select one before they -are gone. * . Only Harness Shop On Main Street. E. W. Harlowe'5 So, Main, Street, # Bfdwn Block v Medina, N; Y. Captain Barend's Resigns. New York, Dec. 15.—Captain Hern- rich Barends . of the ocean flyer Deutschland, after a quarter of a cen- tury's service as captain In the em- ploy of the Hamburgh-Atnerican ^ine, has voluntarily retired arid will be as- signed to shore duty, Schooner's Crew Perished. St, Johns, N. F., Dec. 15.—During a fierce gale last night the sohoontsr Sailors' Homo was driven. ashore at , St, Gary's bay and the entire crew of Six persons perished, This is the sec- ond disaster of the kind in the past two weeks, the last one being the wreck on FerryTand Head of the Dan- ish schooner Sigrlf. On that occos- ; lop the: coast folk were lowered down •, the fact of the cliffs 200 teet'deop with the object -bt recovering the bodies, of the five- inejnbers of the crew and of ' pivlng tiieta' Christian burial. Condemns Production of Parsifal. Chicago, Deo. 15.—The Chicago Pres- bytery has adopted a resolution coi- demnlng the production on the public stage of \Parsifal\ and other so-callol religious plays 'which depict Jesus Christ subjected to temptation by wo- men. Herbert Spencer's Funeral. London, Dee. 15.—Herbert Spent'i* left precise Instructions as to the con- duct of his funeral, according to which only his secretary\ should' aoqompsujy tbe urn to its final resting place In Highgate Cemetery. He also prepared the Inscription tor the resting place 'of his ashes. This has not .been made .public. ... A Costly Lie. \My wife found a poker chip in mj pocket, and 1 told her it was a dyspep- sia tablet.\ \That was clever.\ \Ear from Itl She swallowed the chip, and the doctor's bills cost mo more than the jackpot\—Phlladelpbii Buffalo Provision Market. Buffalo, Dec 14. WHEAT — No. 1 northern, 91c; v« Inter whfeat. No. 2 red, 89c. CORN — No.2 yellow, 51*i.c f. o. b. afloat; No. 3 yellow, 51 %c. OATS -=- No. 2 white, 40%c L o. h. afloat; No. 3 white, 40c v FLOUR- -Snring wheat, best patent per bbl.,.§ 5.00@5.75 ; low grades, $\1.25 @*.00. BDTTBR - * Creamery western er- trst tubs, 25%c; state and Pennsyl- vania creamery, 24c; dairy, fair to good, 19@20c * CHEESE—Fancy full cream, 12^; good to choice, ll%@l2c; common lo fair, 8@10c. EGGS—State, fresh fancy, 32@35c POTATOES—Per bu., 72@78c Filial Rol>n.rtec. Richard Brlnsley Sheridan, who was always distressed tot money, vfaa one day, hacking his faco.with a dull razor When be turned to lils eldest son and said: *Tr:0m,. if you op.ea any more oysters with'my r&zor I'll .cut ydu.off.wiih a Cast Buffalo Live Stock Market, CATTLE-^Best sters on sale,. $5,75 ©6,25; good to choice butcher steers, $ 4J.0@4.75 ; medium half fat steers, $ 3-25@4.0fl ; cbiiunoa to fair heifers, |2.r>0@3.06s,choice to' extra fat heifers^ H-OOg^SO,* geqa butcher bulls, $3.00 <p3,'60i choice to extra veals, $7i0Q# 7.50; fair to good vealB, $ 6.00@6.25 . SHEEP A^D LAMBS — Choice lambs, $G.00@6,30.; culls to common, $3J75(?j)6.15; yearlings, handy weight, i4.50@4.75 ; wether sheep, $ 4J60@4.25 , BOGS—Mixed packers' grades, ?4.&!> QJS.OO; medium ,uogs, $ 4.9O@5.06 ; pigs, light, $5; O0@5.l6 . The Thrice a-Week World long ago established ilsclt in public favor, and it is now recognized as the strongest publication of its laud in the Untied States.. Advertisers and publishers seeking clubbing combinations—and they fcuow litest —un'wrsalh; testify l o this. It is tvidoly circulated in every State and Territ >ry of the IJnion, and • even in | remote South Africa and on the gold fields in the deserts of, Australia. These are the things that tell. Kest year we have the. Presiden- tial campaign, i n which all Ameri- cans are deeply interested. Already the issues are being discussed and the two great parties are preparing for ttie first moves. 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