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Newspaper Page Text2 WORK OF THE STEEL TRUST. SHUT DOWN PLANT BEFORE THE RECENT ELECTION. Men Voted for McKinley. Then Were Told They Could Go to Work at Rjduc’d Wages. Wheeling. Va.. NovemL*r 12. <flp*'- About *ix months ago the Nation n jste- l •‘■■mi any. th* trust which has come into control of a gn-tt number of t-t.-i works in she c« unify. closed down th' plant at Mingo Junction, which it lied »« cored from Ih»- Aetna-Standard Iron . Steel Company. The reason 'or «•!<•*- Ing the Minco plant was that th- men pr« '- uteri a request for a change in nt*'th ud, of working which would render tin' tasks io Ih done lew onerous*. and K*'*' them time for recuperation between turns. Prior to that tint - the plant ha I run two twtlve-lwur turns a day, and it u.-s no uncommon thing tor melt to taiin aw »> while al work. It was such a tles perate situation that none but the stron-x --.«t could stand the work, and neanj ail the Ann-r. ans It id given u:> their *m ploy m- nt. When the request lor a «hange was .nade. the m.-nagvm*-ttt ■ dosed the plant. Reports treat time to time have told «t wh. wi> going on. Th- pl i.it was sur- rounded by a high. iiKir Is Ird t« n« •'. ar-.iind the top of wh.< h barbed wires W.re -trune. whi h wires were s» arrang ed tb it they could b- lil-c! with a kill Int charge nf • .•iin.it* Every evhienee ••• givea th- nun that any ojaeisitioti to the will of the trust would tie use.ess, and th. t a sink. could not win. All this time ,xt nd* i iiupie**i«* l** v.ere under w.i>. not in Ih- steel works, but on other plants "tr !'■' t-u. lately, intimations have «ome front Mingo that if Si Kinley w.n- ,u-. i..| th- t'U»t would re-ume -I-rations, but if be w.re m>l elected, tire plant might continue •’old. I"he 1“- >r u-vii. who aad aided for ia*br eon.it- Uuu* ot cnipbom tt wcr. t.iie t'-- ure. and !ru ..-m m- <rer to >l-irvatson rfe«»e had I- en drive-, tr.un th. . i.. tits they lull os <;;.!• I. amt » .n.e are now lit'tig in «•.:%«'» ••'•« .1;.- hn -ci-, and under th. river banks. vVh.u «..-»-ti«-n •!-■> v me. enough ot ill.-.- t-liows voted the nputdl ai. ticket 1.. Mv» M.K nhy i majority in M-S” Junction. Toil tv the Amair-nulol ,\ss s tation * committee. wb«-h Ins be*n trying to «t --f.vt a s.’.tlemeni ot sotru sort w.tu to* c -mp-mv. was no Hied that II they wou d call at the olti..- a proporition would iv »übmitu-u . ... They vailed. and n .eived a n- w --.MI-. ■>r> pcred by th.- trust piopt*. aHi n Liles a rrou-t-on in un.s . f troi.i -> to 41 per cent m the w ig’ s of the men. w -hout anv iet- r« ti •• to th. nq<s*s: t <r >t«.Hrter hoi rs u.d easier • * i.liti** ll -. wi. . h was th. cause of the oriffinal hut down. The trust nsts starved tn> Im.ll to th.- |»dnt where they -ire sapp s*-4 to t* h-lpiews. and they n«-w pt«.|„.s. to take advantage «.f the r e»»nditien t » etilorc an almost ut b«»rd-of • ut in wages Umth. r ihe men alii sulmilt has not b. n |.-te rniin- •!. but tn.-rc ar. :i«ti" wh> ; r« able to make « further pruU st, and submission is likely. Combiue To Handle Rice Crop. I't.u.igo November IX—- The Tribum to morrow will say: "The Ineeu-porsitlon of the American Kiev? rlrowerw Irlstribatlng i'om;any was ..m.ousu.d yesterday. Th. capital st—k Vs fU.oe'.oe*. of which <?>••.-••• is r. I-ort.d |Ml.| tn lau-.1l grocery circles credit John W. Gates with being th.- prime mover in the new ror|««raiion. principally to «ontn-! th«- sldpm.-nt of the -u»utl. r i rl«e wrap over lin>-s of ra Iro.-ul In which he is interested. Mr. tlatew is al ]»r« >• t.t out of the city. The ». h.-m«- .-..uieni j lat.-d is to buy the bulk • f th-- domestic rtev un«ler contract with the grow, rs to s. ll th. ir crops for a stlpulat.-d tigure riod • f fowr ’.art. with th. privl b-g -*f < xti -iding tl.e contract an ad«li tlonnl four years. •aberrant.«-d prices tn growers are nn •b-r-t—s! to be somewhat in exc’-.-s of presi-ni mark, t pric. s.” Salt Trust Raises the Price. Chicago. Nov. ml. r It—The t’hr rnicSe tomorrow morning will say: —The N iti-rial Halt Company ycstenl.iy n-tt ut» th- price of common r Me salt of a'falr quality to K t~-r !’•* p»ninds. .« forth. - !> --el- The Nat lot. . - Company controls directly St- p- r e. nt of the salt output of the country and U able indirectly to dominate the remaining a r- r «- r.t of the oroduetton. "Th.- principal mines of the N itional i nrupany. which I- commonly known as th«. salt trust. ar»- in Michigan." This Trust After Competitors. i’hattan >og... Tenn-. Novumls-r 13.—CBl*'- tiil.j—lt was learned belay th i» the s-dl pipe trust is endeavoring to force ttie • hattan a«a Pipe and Foundry Company out of inis;: • -s. The latter company with in the past y. ir has er— t- i a matnn oth I rant in this citv. giving employment t« ai.-ut men. The company is e»-m»» »sed • 1 Chaitatn • t-i • apitalists and their plant is the most compu te one -f the kind jn tin- United States. Th- nomjKiny has been npvated.e importuned to enter th- trust, but has so lar deviin<-d to do so. it is • ] il) j”. •••» - i-ii I— • the plant f- r a «. rt.iiti J-r*-- l. inasmuch is th- <-«>m;. -ny I. r refused to >»in the comliina lion. This but It is ts.-v.d that th- --omp inv Will • v.n-uallv ■ t -r.’-dt.. ta-rms. as tin* trust I . I it.- soil t-ttu in this t- rrilorv laelow - ” —’ i Tears nF; Many a wmnian has periodic erviny spells. She meets her huslian-I with eyes red and swollen and he cries out: " What has happcne<l ?” " Nothing" his wife replies. " I dou't know what is the matter with me. but I just had to have a good cry." Men don't have crying spells. It would seem there tore that a.’ a'T-c’r-m confined to women must have its cause in the womanly nature. There is nodonlrl that a diseased condition of the delicate womanly organs, is in gen eral responsible for feminine nervous ness and hysteria. The use of Dr. Pierce's Favorite l*re •rriptton makes women happy by mak ing them healthy. There are no more crying Ils. "Favorite I*rescription” cures inflammation, ulceration and fe male weakness. It makes weak women strong, sick women well. There is no medicine "just as good." Accept no substitute. ■ For three years.” writes Mrs Mary A. Sasser rs High Lamar Co.. Traas. "I -.nffc-red with fall ing of the w—mb. also u'<cvrntioa of the womb Aber using rh-re bottles «d rout ’ Favorite Pre vmfition fur of Golden Me-lka! IMacorerv ar»l two via-a of • Pleasant Pellets ' I found re lief lam able to do my w< rk with eas-. I rec om- ien i your wwn-1-r’fhl medrein* to al! my Innt-te fir I truly Teiteve it saved my lite." Free. Dr. Kerce * Medical Adviser, in paper cover*, is sent frrf on rccetjd nt at one-ernt stanijv- to pay cost of mailing pv/r. Cloth binding 31 stamps. Ad dress Dr R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y. Blood Humors It doesn't make any difference wheth er you believe in the modern theory and speak of the causes of diseases as referable to germs, microbes or bacilli, or whether you use the older and better understood terms of "humors'' and ••blood diseases” Hood’s Sarsapa rilla cures them all. It cures scrofula, salt rheum or eczema, catarrh, rheumatism, malaria i and all other blood poisons; nervous troubles, debility and that tired feeling. This is not merely modern theory; it is solid up-to-date fact. " Salt rh«-uni on my hands s<> severe I ha<l to wear glove- most of the tinii*. ;uoi eottlil not shut my thumb and Anger together, was cured by llo«»d‘s Sarsaparilla.” Mrs. A. U. Spavi-liinu. North Searsport, Me. " My three months old boy wus cured of a very lia-l rase of .scrofula by lluod'a Sarsapa rilla.” "'m. H. t-'ARNER. Meat Earl. Pa. Hood’s Sarsaparilla Promises to cure and keeps the prom ise. No substitute for Hood's acts like Hood's —be sure to get Hood's. — ■ ! 1 wb.-it it e-i-t the v'hattaiKHjg.i company ' to buy pig iron ■ Th. ’ v. h--- lb i-r »w trrs- Is also trying i t<- intimidate the «Tiattttn-*o.cA »!>•' Ib.ir- r-w factory. Th- pr-ptb tor >f tins -on- I <nrn has r- fus-sl to join tb trust, which .. 1 ... . ...I. i*twing to force him to terarn t bv threatening to reduce the price ut 1 wlie-11-arrows in .his territory. Millions Involved in This Deal. 1 Baltimore. M-1.. November 13. It was ; annoiinii -I t-ulay that the Italtim-irc Trust ami Guarantee t'ornjuiny Inn! practlcally 1 completed nrratigetnents for financing a ih-.il involving upwards of sll.<WU«*i of , st-nks ami Iwimls. A ci.mimny had lx-en f-irm-sl. it Is said, which will shortly be I in<*-ir|">r.tteit under the name of the 1 American l-.-nd and Baryta Company. , This i-ornpany will purchase 33.1**' a< r< s I <.l lan-l in Washington county. Missouri. I about sisty-Ave mibs rfouthwest of St laitils. said to <i>ntaln valuable mineral 1 d« posits. Including baryta, zinc. I- ad :iml I iron, i- i-i- - ■ Rt« ii-iv. timber tracts. The . must valuable mineral deposits on the | pr-q-erty is probably baryta, which is . larg-ly used in the manufacture vl print. A iii-w town will Is- laid off ami the I company *-xi-»-ets to n-ap rich returns from the 5.1.. of building lots. Already I some --f the mineral d--|H-stts have ls-en developed ami with th.- employment of ■ inipr-v’.-l machinery the promoters ex pect t.. make th. n . w company »ne i m--st profitable of its kln-l in the coun.r*. To Form Big Cattle Trust. Cleveland. <>.. November IX—George 11. Ixvving. of Fort Worth. Texts, passed through Cleveland today <»n his way to X--w York, where, according to an aster n.-on uai-r. h. will c-melud.- n-goilath-ns for a tM..<•••’*•» cattle trust which will ab s..tb fifty Texas ranches. Officers <-f th leather trust, it I* said, will furnish the a]Htai. Piles Cured Without the Knife. Brhing. Blind. Bh cuing or I’iL - Your will r«-fun»l >«»ur m. I.ry if r\Z<> (HNTMI’NT fails t.i one \.ui. .>• cent>. * FAMOUS FILIBUSTER IS DEAD. Captain John D. Hart. Who Aided Cubans. Passes Away. I‘hiladelphia. Nov-tub- r 13 -Captain John l». Hart, of Culm filihu t-ring fame. -Bed to-’ay of apoplexy, cap:am Hart h.id liccn In poor h- alth ! itely and made his h one at Atlantic City Yes terday he came here ami w-is sukk-n -ai tlie street. He was taken tn n hos pital. where he died without reguinlng • cons -foi.sness. Captain Hart's life was praetleallv s|s-nt in shipping circle*, l-'rom an ahi- * seaman be lu-came a successful ship ■ owner, and engaged in th- fruit trade with the W<st Indi.s During the year Is:-; two of his vessels, the It- rnruaia ami , Uturada. made fr.-qt:ent trips to Cuba with arms ami ammunition for the Cu ' ba--. Captain Hatt was convicted in - Is., rnls-r. I't-i. of participating in a fili bustering ex|H-ditlon. and was -enter.----I to two years’ imprisonment. In February, jvw, the wntence was put into execution, ami -n June of tie- same y- ir Captain Hart was pardoned by I'r- -..lent M< Kin- I 1« y. Captain Hart was born in Accomac county. Virginia, forty-one years ago. • - Tenderness or a- hing in the small of the back is a s. rious symptom. The khl i tw-ys are suffering. Take Prickly Ash Bltt-rs at once. It is a reliable kid my renr.slv and system regulator ami will < ire the trouble before it develops its d ing. r»iis stage. • ....» CENSUS FIGURES READY. Forecast of Probable Action on Re apportionment. Washington. November IX—Director of 1 the Census M- rriani was at tin- wait-- h -use t-"l ry. IB- «• ilh-.l th.« attention of the pres hi-lit to the fact that the figures 1 on the fMipulalinn «>f the I'nit.d States, the total of which has Is en announced, are n uch ship, that th-'y will la- at , th-, disposal of congress when it meets for any a. tion it may- desire t , take in i the dir-s-tloit of a reapportionm«-nt bill. | Th-- r- apportionnii nt. following the count 1 -f the twelfth census, will become (.pera -1 five by law in r.»'3. j There probably will be a considerable 1 increase. Is. Ii in lhe ratio and the total nuinlier »t reprwsentatlves under the new ! ap|Mirtioi merit. Starting with a ratio of .-m- 1.. < v. ry inhabitants tiler-- were sixty-live r. pr. .-. Htatives In the first c<>u ' gress. This ratio under the tenth census r-a.-h- .l 131.911. giving a house of repre >-:.;--:\<s with 3tS member*. The ; eh v- nth census, in !*:•<. gave a popula tion of C.«S.Z3O. or an increase of 1x.r0.- (»••. With this ratio, the ratio was in i cr. ased to 173.W1 pe-ipic to < .reh repre .s- titalive. ami at this ratio the house numb.-r.-rl X*:. an increase of twenty-one m. mi-, rs. The ratio und. r the new eeii sus prol-al-lv will r--a<’h M Ith an incr- aso ~f 1.3..23 KI sh wn l-y the pres ent nsus. and letting majority fractions of th.- apportionm<-ui count for an addi tional number. aS has b- u the custom. Itlu.- .vould mak. an itierr as.- of eighteen m- m <ers In the next house. It* app >rti'-nni. nt on this basis w’oub! |.-ave but f -ur states that would lo«- re!»- 'r- ntativ. s. They are Maim- ami Vlr- ■ ginia in th- cast ami Kansas an<| Arkan- I -,-s in the »■ st. They would lose on* -rm mlw-r each. Any ratio smaller than •J>». Which would save them their full r- re-, nt <t!on would, ft is thought, make a-i inw ■ ;Il addition to the inenib. rship of the house. TO CUT WAR REVENUE TAXES. Congressman Tawney on Probable Action of the Committee. . Winona. Minn.. Novemln-r 15.—Congress man J. A. Tawnev. or the ways ami | in- .ins committee. sp<aking of the meet ing in Washington November »th. says: "The object is to consider the extent , to which the war revenue taxes can be re inov- d an I ;-m- ndni<-nts made to make the ‘ law mor.- satisfactory in administration. Th.- problem as to what lakes shall bv I i- moved will Ik- a perplexing one. 1 think, however. H is safe to say that the stamp ! tax upon instruments of conveyances, such as notes deetls. mortgages, inheritances { for charitable and b. nevolent purpom s will Is removed. tH.sslbly the taxes Ufioir proprietary medicines and some oth-rs. "It will be the desire of the members ot the committee to remove Just as many of th.- stamp tax.-s as possible, but like th.- removal of the stamp taxes under lh<- civil war revenue act. this will have to be don.- gradually to avoid sailing too close to th. danger line ot a deficit.” THE VV JjiAkivial CU2tS'££lU’riOM: ATLAMA. GA., MUJiPAI, JsOVEMBEU 19, 1900. WEATHER REPORTS FIGURED. COURT HELD THEY WOULD NOT DO TO RELY ON. Charleston Rice Dealer Sued To Re cover Loss of Lot of Rice Injured by Water cn Wharf. Charleston. S. C., November 13. impe rial.l —ln reversing the de-ision of the I'nit.d States distri-t court of South Carolina, in the appeal case of Porcher against the th rman steamship St. Ge Tge, the I'nited States cir-’tit court »f appeals at Rir limond has made an important rul ing which de. Is with the correctness ot the oflbri.-.l weather r i'orls. Briefly stat id, Pr-rcher. a rice dealer of Charleston, tiled lilH-1 proceedings against th-- St George for damages to l.i l -'- bags of riee which had be n shipped here from Bteinen. The rice was uub>adel on an tin. mend wharf, and la-fore il was r< - mm<'d there was a heavy .'ainfall. Judge Brawley, of th.- district court, heard th • .use, and awarded damages. An api» al was taken to the high.-t court, ard th'' ruling front this court. In cite t. is -hat a ship is not liable lor a carg.i alt r it has is a n discharged, r-s|h Ciaily ;:ftcr lue no tice was given of the lime for unloading. Throughout the trial ur< at stress iv i i: t.i on the fact of th. weather prediction iir>m the loral bureau forth. .lay ol Jul' 23d, wh n tin cargo was discharged. Uli that .lay the .leather prediction I•• Charleston was: "Ught show .is. with probable nv-derate thunderstorm, follow . I by >.•>:■ lai. in the day-’’ This predic tion was printed in a niorning paper and tile usual vii.ulais sent <<v r the city, al lliol gh then- was no prool that it had gone to th.- master of the St. ihorge. According to th. finding of the district n art. li'.e mast-r was negligent n land ing tl.e rice in th, taie ot a threat-med .-term. Vi'o are not prepared.” says tin- ..ircuil .-oi'f , <>t 'I I , give l ll ' ■'• ;»»-'.lt' lams ... lii- AeaUivf oti.eau tile .'haract. r ot . slaleislied la. ts, the laiiure to observe win. a sti.i’i a i;. negligence In any <>f tin- iiusiness relations of life, the science ot i»r-.-a ling tile w.atii ' ' has i ot i< acned tie d gj- c <l exacim ss w in. ii will justiiy th" court in saying that siieit in lli. ir c». ry-.lay ivo auons, wo'SU'’ ..taring ni.'ii or db'i'-. ii u'.uml to Hike ii..u< v ..I and be guid.d by its i<> al toiecasis, iii-l .tiat it is ncgl.g -nee not Io observe lii 'ii. Tile ci-e is oill.ieiil V. livre -lot ins oi great viol -tee and . xletlv si'ci: as tr< |Uent<y oi .-n oi oil Auani. ■ ..ast, and where iiifoiiu.it’ ii of th ir ex ist i nee. course and ihe provable time at v 1.1 h ih- ■. v ill r- t h Ii igtiaied point*, is given by lelegripln. . oninrini • t .ton ;ml by st ain signa.- win h, if broiigllt to the noti ’ • ot Uh mast I. or ot wlne.i it is his iuty to l.ik • e. gniz. ince, tiie.s he Would be bound to oh . rve. "it may Ih- qu.-di m-d if thero ia any thing of whi.e. n,,. gen- ral public Is ex fc.-t.-d to take cogulZ <ll 'I- 'lilt is less r<- i liable than ar.-the daily weather foivcasts to "11b h il is aeeust .tiled, and v. hi.-n ar- I r ught to its attention by m wspap r '»o --tl.es and printed cir i us. vv •;e cisyosed to give ill.- w.aUn r tore asls ttl-i weight allowed th-n by th-- district court, th ie is i. . t vt-1' n ■■ that they " ■ brought to the att-iitimi of tm' m’s’ r Furtli.r, if tl • in. st er was bound to tas noti.e of the W.all- r predi. lion.-, Ir sh. uld .mlv be h. Id Hable for n n pro'l.l - against the light sh< wers pr dieted, against which, as th- record shows, the ,J. .uti'i- wool I hav« affor )• d -util •■•■ n ptoti.-tion tor lb. ri< c. and oot be fee.in - cd to Irm d" au-atns se ll .n tin xt.eei. I and h aw b>vvniH>ur el tain as th <t vi. h did n • damage, and " • not pre dt.t.d b\ the I"' weatb.r null < Xgi'". th. . .msigit". h"1 .<io«l oi pot tun ty. al lh< h ast. W‘th til.- master to n. b li' t t■ iht Stern., " 13He; g>m ..’.JU •n - <d with th. Engli-h language tb'’ r * • " showing that hi .h-p ■ item In Hi's < -•>• was t..k- 'i thr .nth an interpreter. In • 1 " r vi«w. tig dt-i ■ court should haw <n - Th-- rire -ipit ui<>n at t’li .rl- -t. ii <m Ju!' 23d. the day the rh w ; tm 01.- t. w . iv’ 111 i.es. "Ught showers” w.re pre dieted by the bureau. COTTON INJURED BY FROST But the Texas Crop Will Be About 3.000.000 Bales. H..iist..'i. Tex.. November BL % heavy frost is reported from the nortlt. rn bor ! d. r of T. xas deep into smith I', x is. which has cut tli- cotton crop short. Th., f trtn . r-' have hid tine w ither for pie's ng. in.i the . rop is a large .me. Very lit'.le remain* in the Bald* t< , P’ c . k^ l ru’e ami t" ' nteie Weeks will wind UP the 'crop if ”1. ."• IS good w atli. r. A Ib.aw' rain will stop it iv.i<n<-v.r 't tills. | i-.mu .ratively little cotton ts being tie Id I bv farm-rs. th • < rop Iw-it gin i'k. t d as • f:ist as gathered. The av rage 1 <-,.as clop i will approxiniat ■ 3,'to".'* l " »ab-s. • —-—• Bullet Did Not Strike Heart. Chattanooga, T.-nn., November 12. I \ few days ago a worn: n of the town, while suffering front morphine mania, shot h-rs. If in the breast with a re volver in an effort to take h.-r own life. . Th.- bullet entered near the heart and i ranged avav from that vital organ. The ' story s.-nt out from here that the bullet had penetrate.! the heart is a monu mental fake, and Dr Shoff. the former physician, s-ays he made no such state ment. The woman is still living and will probably recover, although the bullet r. ached a dangerous point in the cardiac region. Cures Weak Men Free Insures Love and a Happy Home for All. How nny man may quickly eure himself af ter years of auff* ring from sexual weakness, lest vitality, night <->sseri. varicocele, etc., and enlarge smell weak organs to full size and vigor. Simply send'your na:uu and address to jsr V .. Jl ii' * E. W. KNAPP. M.D. Dr 1,. W. Knapp. 1416 Hull building, Detroit. Mich nl "l he ulll ula.'iy send the tree receipt u .tli full direct luas so th it any* man may , uiv ,ui e hints. U at home. This Is certainly ' *'' u < ii.To.t-. efi'-r and ihe following extructa ! t'.ke'i front Ills daily mail show "hat men Ji lnk ot hi* K xi-iosity. •D-ai S‘ ,; *’ l av "e pt my sliver,, thanks fttr v» ur* °f <latu. I have given your nslnsiit “ thorough test and the b.n.nt has i " n extraor Unary. It has completely i,ra«*.d . ut) lam just «S vigorous as wll. n a t>oy . ml red cannot reallZ" how happy I am.” “ "li. nr Sir. Your tn. th.sl worked beautifully were exactly what I ne. ded. Strength in.i vigor have eu .tpl. lely returned und en migement Is .ntlnly satisfactory " •THar Sir. Yours was received and I h a ,| trouble in malting use of the receipt as di r.s t«.| at <1 can truthfully say It is u Ikx.ii to reak r..< it 1 “hl -re.itly improve.! In size, •tnigth a*t<! vigor.” All correspond ■ t *•■ Is strictly confidential, mailed In plain s. .de l envelope. Tlie reeelpt | Is fro* I"* the asking and he wants every man I to have it. A Noted Knight Templar Owes His Health to Peruna. Colonel T. P. Moody, a prominent Knight Templar, Is well known In every city of the United States west of Buffalo, N. Y. In the city of Chicago as a promi nent lodge man, being u member of the K. T.’s and also of the Masons. The cut shows Colonel Moody in the costume of the Oriental Consistory Masons, 32nd de gree. In a recent letter from 5900 Michigan avenue, Chicago, 11'1., Mr. Moody says the following: “For over twenty-five years I suf fered from catarrh, and for over ten years I suffered from catarrh of the stomach terribly. “I have taken all kinds of medi cines and have been treated by all kinds of doctors, as thousands of my acquaintances are aware in different parts of the United States, where I have traveled, but my relief was only temporary, until a little over a year ago I started to take Peruna, and at the present time I am better than I have been for twenty years. “The soreness has left my stomach entirely and I am free from indiges tion and dyspepsia and will say to all who are troubled with catarrh or stomach trouble of any kind, don’t put it off and suffer, but begin to take Peruna right away, and keep it up until you are cured, ns you surely will be if you persevere. ‘‘.My wife, ns many In the southwest caii -ip. was trouble.! with a bad cough ami bronchial trouble, ami doctors all over the country gave her up to die, as they could <b> nothing more for her. She began taking Peruna with the result that slu- Is better now than she h;w been In years, and her cough has almost left her entitely. The ‘-oreness has left her lungs tun] she Is as wll a* she ever was In her life, with thank.*, as she says, to Peruna. Yours very truly. T. P. MOODY.” Catarrh In it* various forms Is rapidly becoming a geueial curse. A:i undoubted remedy has been discovered by l/r. Hart man. This remedy luis been thoroughly tested during the past forty years. Prom inent men have come to know of its vir tues, and are making public utterances en th-’ subject. T.i save the country wo must save the people. Tu save the peo ple we must pr >t.s-t them from disease. The d’s- ase that is at once the most pre valent and stubborn of cure is catarrh. If one wore to make a list of the differ ent names that have been applied to ca tarrh In different locations and organs, the result would b«- aston shlng. W« hive hften publisJied a. partial list o£ these names, and tin surpr’se caused by the first publf ation of it to a;, people, lioth professional and non-prof:*ssfonal, was amusing. And yet we have never enumerate.] all of the diseases which am classed a* irrh. It must be confessed. BROOKS HAD NARROW ESCAPE Had Attempted an Assault on a Thirteen-Year-Old Girl. Cart'-rsville, Ga.. November 13.—(Spe cial. J- Charles Brooks, a white man. yes terday attempt'd an assault on Fannie ■Turner, a thirl■■ n-jear-old daughter of Rev. D. M. Tm m-r. a Primitive Baptist preacher, living at the <'. M. Jones farm, mar Emerson Brooks met the young' girl In the road, .i.-. the was returning h< tne from Enn r ,on, where she went to accompany tier Utile brother and sister to school. Ills actions so unmistakably be tokened his purpose that the girl got frightened as he approached her and set-canted for help. Her cries alarmed the man and lie ran into the woods. He was found md arrested that afternoon bv Deputy Sheriff Tinsley and a new Smith A: Wesson pi.-tol was taken from his person The man hails front Cherokee county and is a married man, his wife having just liven carried to the asy lum. There was tnueh indignation among the people of the Enter "on neighborhood over his conduct and but for the fact that some claim that Brooks is mentally un balanced li< might have been the victim of mob fury. Just previous to th.- attempt on th-' white girl he attempted a similar bold assault on a negro woman whom he over took in the road, but who ran out of his reach. The Modern Mother Ha* found that her little ones are Im proved more by the pb-asant Syrup of »■ Igs. when In need of the laxative effect of a gentle remedy than by any other. Children enjoy it, and it benefits them. The true remedy. Syrup of Figs, Is man ufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co., only. WELCH SHOT WHILE DYING. Dangerously Wounded Man Whc Stabbed Him to Death. Dublin, Ga., November 12.—(Special.)— Yesterday the news reached the city of th. killing at Adrian Saturday of John Welch by Sig l.iefip i.. tein and the -hoot ing of the latter by the former. Lichtenstein is a merchant at Adrian and sold Mrs. Welch four yards of .loth. Welch claimed that tin r<- were only three vards in the pie... and went to Lichten stein's store to rectify Ihe matter. Some words ensued b. tw'e. n the tw<*, when Welch left. Lichtenstein followed him down the str'-et and upon overtaking him. pulled a dirk and cut Welch in the breast. Welch pull' d a pistol and before his .1.-atli, wlii< h was almost instantane ous. shot Licht, list, in in the groin. Lichtenstein formerly- traveled for Hen ry Solomon & Son. Savannah, and lived n’t Tennille. In a difficulty at that place a few years ago with a man named Dis muke li. used his knife, but with no bad results. —'K * At Your Own Home. 1 cure any form of chronic disease, no matter what treatment lias failed. Write me fullv about your ease. J. Newton Hathaway, M. D.. No. 12 Inman building, Atlanta, Ga. WARSHIPS FOR PENSACOLA. North Atlantic Squadron To Winter in Gulf Waters. rensaeola. Fla.. November 12.—1 tis announced that the north Atlantic squad ron will winter in gulf waters and that Pensa.c'.ti has tx’cn designated as their coaling station. Large quantities of coal at,, low being received at the Pensacola navy yard. The fleet is expected here early next month and will maneuver in pensaco a harbor. This Will Interest Many. p_ W. Parkhurst, the Boston publisher, sav's that if any one afflicted with rheu matism in any form, or neuralgia, will M nd ther address to him at Box 1501, Boston. Mass., he will direct them to a perfect cure. He has nothing to sell, or give, only tells you how he was cured. Tittndreds have tested it with success. Suicide of J. D. Neal. Ihai-lotte, N. November 12.—(S»>c cfal.i J. D. Neal committed suicide at Rutherfordton yesterday by shooting himself through the head. Business re Verses was til.- cause, lie left quite a fortune. CA.STOTIIA, Bears the 1118 K |n <l You Have Always Bought 1 8s T’ v ■ 1' ■■ 1 I Trih by ' M^*** *- ■ " Colonel T. P. Moody, of Chicago, Had Catarrh Twenty-Five Years and Was Cured by Peruna. however, to see even th(ji partial list, drawn up In battle array is rather ap palling. If the reader desires to see this list, together with a short exposition of each otie, send for our tree • ai.irth book. Address The Peruna Medicine Co., Co lumbus. Ohio. DEATH CAUSE GE FAILURE. Large Jobbing House in Hands of a Receiver. New York, November 11. A ree< Ivor was yestei'day appointed tor the linn of Wil liam L. Strong .< Co , of which the late Mayor Strong was a member. The cause of the Strong failure was made public today by Butler, Nolman. Joline & Myn d.-rse, .'ottnsel for Gie firm in the action for the receivership, which resulted In the appointment of Edward A. Treat. Counsel said that the Strong firm had in dorsed more than in notes for tlie Stott Woolen Mills, lor which th.- firm was tu-.ent, and that tin- odd circum stance of the sudden death of former Mayor Strong ami F. 11. Stott, heads of the two concerns, within three days of each other, lias brought a crisis by dis solving both ;.rm* at a moment when the large s.ini vv. r. due. The Stott mills ate located in Stottville. N. Y. tn e not", in dorsed for the Stott Company fir jloo.<»H», is due tomorrow. Other notes for nearly halt’ a million are due soon. The Stott Company, in which the Strong Company is largely interested, lo tnsel said today had indorse.l notes of the Strong t’ont pany in return, but for an insignificant amount, probably less titan Jl'H'.tMto in till. Receiver Edward A. Treat, when asked about the I 'll i l:i«I* ■ll >li i i dispatch to the effect tli.lt the liabilities of the house of W. I. Strong A- Co. might amount to jt; > ntHi.ini.i. said that reports of this kind w.-re all guesswork, lie said the liabili ties m.gin not be ow fi tlf that, perhaps not one-quarter. < ■■■"—» Opium, Morphine Free Treatment. Cure guaranteed at home without pain. Trial free. I'r. Tucker, IS and 20 Broad St.. Atlanta. Ga. POISONED THE CIGARETTES. Horrible Death of a Youth in Camp bell County. Fairburn, Ga., November 12.—(Special.) Emanuel Ila kins, the sixteen-year-ol<l son of Mr. J. T. Haskins, a well-known citizen of this county, died from the es • sects of blood pot oidng last Wednes day night, caused in a pe.-ul'ar manner. The young man had been blowing .in or dinary French harp until his under lip li.id become sore and inllatned. Being addicted to tin iiabit of cigarette smok ing, lie continued to smoke while the lip was it. this condition, and it was the opinion of the attending physician* thut tin- nicotine or other poison from tlie cigarette came in contact with t’tK sore on his lip and thus produced the fatal result The suffer!!’ of the youth were terri ble. and bls h id and face were swollen beyond recognition. Opiates had to be administered freely to allay the horrible agony lie suffered. So much for the dead ly cigarette. - ■ —♦ - TRAINWRECKER TART CAUGHT. Confessed That He Caused a Wreck in Which Lives Were Lost. Charleston. S. <’.. November'l3. (Spe cial.) -Officials h<re of the Atlantic Coast Line railway w.re advised today of the re|H>rted capture, in North Carolina, of Ezra Tart a young white man. who < on fi ssed to having wrecked the through mail and passenger train near Fayette ville last Saturday rno.ning. Tart fasten ed an ordinary' railroad spike to the rail with liis ham kerchief, picking a danger ous curve tT his d- 'insh V'forniane.-. He appeal's to have been seized with a maddening d< sire to do harm, for he danetd with g ee when he saw tile train dasli to its ruin. After the wrecked train had iieen piled up in a mass of debris Tart ran across the country and confess ed his clime to George Ixivell. lie t o id Lovell that lie world commit suicide rather than bo captured. A sheriff's posse witli bloodhounds pursued him. Engineer McGowan was killed and sev eral persons were badly injured. The t ain which was wrecked was No. 7S of the Atlantie ('cast Line from Tampa to New York. News of Tart's capture lias not been confirmed. Charged with Robling the Bark. Nashville. Tenn., November 12.—The ar rest of T. I'. Brady upon a federal war rant sworn mil by F. O. Watts, eashler of the First National hank, has stirred up a sensation In Nashville. The firm of Connor <<• Brady, composed of J. 11. Con nor and T. I’. Brady, wholesale grocers and li.pior dealers, made tin assignment today and the arrest of Brady followed. In this connection the dlsappettrance last July of W. W. Lea an individual book keeper of the First National bank, is ex plained. The two are charged with col lusion in defrauding the bank out of s4l, IMO. HOTEL BURNED LIKE TINDER. FORTY-FIVE GUEST? HAD VERY NARROW I SCAPE. One Is Missing and Three Fatally Injured—Believed Corpses Will Be Found In Debris. Poplar Bluff, Mo.. November 12. Hemmed in by flames In the upper stories I of the Gifford house, an old frame struc- j ture, that burned like tinder, a number of persons were burned or suffocat d to death; others leaped from windows and suffered the loss of limbs and other in- i juries from which some .lied, while scarce- I ly one of the forty-live ot more sleeping guests in the place got out without in- ■ Jury and none saved anything but the night clothes that were worn at 12:30, , when the alarm was given. Four are known to be dead, one is miss- Ing, three are fatally injured and more than twenty are burn.-d or otherwise hurt. In the halls of the hotel a dozen or more persons were overcome by heat and smoke, and this Pads to the belief that the loss of life will be much greater than is now known. There was a number of unregistered guests at the place. '1 he casualties so far report* d are as follows. Dead: BAitRV, Curley. Poplar Bluff. CLARK. ll.ek. Doniphan, M■>. J >En.'.til', Shelbv, Poplar Bluff- OWEN'S, Rebecca, Poplar Bluff. Missing: . DALTON, Eugene, Hot Springs, Ark. Fatally injured: . . HARGROVE. Etta. Poplar Blufl, both legs broken, internally injured by Jumi - ing from third story window. STOWE. Winslow. Tennessee. I Nll' ENTIFI ED WoM AN. Seriously injured: Smith. T. A.. Poplar Bluff. ‘•/nMY burned about the face and hand-*. <»- nand, Barney. DeSoto, Mo., hands and face burned; Stradb y. Charles. I oplar Bluff, Mo., bruised and burned; Sli- U>y. Mrs. Benjamin, Poplar Bluff. Mo., b“'K injured, burned and bruised; Berry. liiiK. I'reshear. Elmer: Upchurch, James, 1 op lar Bluff, Severely- burned. About a dozen more were slightly burn ed or received bruises in trying to escape from the building. Only one person, th* watchman, was awake in the hotel when th*’ fire started, and he was unable to warn the gu* sts, for the flames had spread so fast that he was driven from the building. Escape for every one on th** second and th,rd stories vias cut off. and th.- fire depart ment was unable to give them any as sistance. Here the deaths o.a urre.l, and in jumping from windows the others were hurt. There were many acts of heroism in the rescue ot' women and it number of guests had very' narrow escapes, sev eral having their hair and eyebrows | singed, it will be several days before the j number of dead is known. • YELLOW FEVER IN HAVANA Expert Guiteras Says There Is Nc Mare Than Usual. Jacksonville. Fla.. Novenil>r 12.—Dr. [ John Guiteras. the yellow fever expert of Havar.a, Cuba, arrived in the city t'day. . ii,. is professor in the Medical university }of Havana and holds an appointment i un let* Governor General Wihhl as y . iiow i fever expert for Havana, in .tn interview I tonight he said: ‘‘There is n.° more yellow fever in Ha- I vana tills year than in former vears. More has been heard of it in the states on account "f th.- number of Americans who 1 are in Havana. Then* were 24.' I *' Span ish immigrants landed in Havana last winter and it has been among them that the f. v. r has sor-ad this - minf i. Three hundred have arrived from Spain this win ter. but we 11.1 V.. not allow.*! them to en ter’llavana, having erected barra.-ks just outside tils- City, "here th. y are k.-pt un til they ar.* sent to the interior ot tiie island. 1 believe that yellow fever will 1..* stamped out jn Havana tn tin- course ot' the next two or thre,. years. There is no reason why it should exist now it proper precautions ar** exercised. Ph. re was it" v.-llow fever in M tanz.t* or San tiago this summer, md only- , mild form in Havana. Every house in H.ivan.i will be fumigated this winter and if the dor -1 m.ant g. rms can !>.- ext rminated there will be little or no fever in Havana next summer.” HE WAS GIVEN LIFE SENTENCE. Anderson, the Murderer, Is ir* Last Stages of Consumption. Charleston. S. C.. November 11—(Spe cial.)—Major Anderson, "ho Is on the brink of the grave, lias I< en convicted h< re for murder and was given t lite sen , ten,-,, today. He is not « xpected to live a month, consumption havi tg set in in a most sever.- term. When he was brought I Into court for trial his condition was such ' that the Judge suggested a continuance. 1 ”No.” said Anderson. ”1 have but a few I da vs to live and I want this case set- I tied. Kill me or set m. free to die in • peace." i The jurv si'lit the difference, however. I and sent the prisoner to th.* ]>■ nitentiary for life Anderson was convicted for the murder of a man named Jenkins. A fight occurred at >. country dance and the ! prisoner whipped out a six shoot. : and ■ *hot J -nklns, tlie wound ploying fat.il PURE™ Kfe HEALTHFUL!! COCOA - AND * CHOCOLATE SOLD AT OUR STORES AND DY Orocers everywhere oo :,J^.X N WATCHES JjMlthElplß, llurber Hampden and other hUh ’CASnL mowmrnt* A K E 'IHE LOWEST iief ro } ii y>l wiiH t». •t tn cx 11 ° t* l u ’* * i! ” :1U - WATCH AND CHAIN compute $4.50. ZaiZES nd your 'e. j. -• •*■.• at: 1 ex*.-« S s . « ‘‘ v Bddre Mol we will iM-n.t you CO 1» forex.'.t- ; v'e\ hb'i-'n t. i« l*e*ufit (I'J <1 .Ui.4« bus::' • £ i *':»■••- - bi |'!a:*'i. st* .( T.i.,1 *1,4 'te::i ret w*Ul. g f - A htte.! with art h'» j* weird v- a* m mt, <«*•■*». t ireteed ap* if- rt ■ ■s■r •« 1 r \ ( -Ai ,n ’ * ‘watb. A 11-f P’..l {■ 1 If T ■ ,rla *’ r4ctr! ' r * a 't °’ ir year cuarantM sent with • . h waL-h. Aft- r yS’re&k'jhiiSHWZ /Jl e ' M ' inari**n if you ar- <ati -?i««l It i» a ■a'* •*J hsTZMin j*x* the eipr.**» aeen t<>jt -p al ] « V • ’?«'*< '-mI ./ 50- C ’ ti'nKv i wi*h G* Mtor I ••'v’l «i’c. DIAMOND JEWELRY CO., CHICAGO. ILL. V •» I) 26. 225 Dearborn St. Ar& Yom De?J?? Alt .f DEAFNESS nr H'ID-HEARINQ .rnnowt t RUHL byonr new inver. ::on'. tho«e born dens are incurable, lit »l> XOISCH • r.xsK lIXKbtATk.I t. Dewcrilie your care. lAaminafi.m and advice free Yon can cure yourself at homo at a nominal cost International Aural Clinic, AS A CURE t r For CoughSj Catarrh, Consumption! The United States Health Reports January 5. isn't. "After a careful inv* stigation into the cause of the great decrease in the death rate from Catarrh and Consumption dur ing the past year. w<* find that this reduc tion was brought about by- the use of the new germicide fIYOMEI. That no other treatment or remedy had anything whatever to do with this reduction.” Such evidence should prove to all suf ferers that in HYOMKI alone Is their only hope of successfully treating those dis eases. Besides this, it is guaranteed anl your money refunded if it fails. Five days’ treatment sent free. Medi cal advice free. Sold by nil druggist* or sent by m-’ll. Outfit Complete. Jl?**. Trial Outfit. 2'."_ THE It. 11. BOOTH CO.. Ithaca. N. Y. BED-WETTISGSKt,£S2S2 Li "'.SSL": ao-itaikftr' TLr <K*«i»rily (o. Drpt. i.( . LaF ayette.l&d. WANTED AGENTS In ev<*ry county to a 11 “Family Memorials,” g profits an l stea Sy rk. A-Mrt >s Campbell Ar Co., 406 i'lum St,, Elgin, lIL Month and EipenuM; noexp«*r : PT: e 'ju / nowled; position permanent; d O Fkask iir«. ('o..Sial’n Cincinnati, U. KIDDER'S PASTILLES.' < S « ' LZZ 7| JL 7_ > 11 >u 1 A4 ° MAGIC GOLDOMETER in ih pocket ca 4 * for finding miner ala—< ;• ’ | £ X ami >iiv r aE and Need • - Cr- <-alttr 2c stamp. 11. <S. Stauffer, Depart mon t A.’., Pa. ScS-b'r '■ DR J. L. STEPHENS Cb W ■ IWO IMb IV|. Letia n«. ;i, Ohio. E 7 ? L.J i? ' free b— k. SX/ OF men with small c •I Q > £® n money **itn a .M trio » VF, ft lantern «r t«• reo nti <o h M ELI ST E it, Kf<« Optician, Nannau Kt., N. 1 WANTED—Two reliable «ale«men in ea h Ftatr; permanent position; salary an l *x- J p*nses; • jipori nee not abs hitely '. • Address Carulina Tobacco Works, Greena ! boro, N. C, F« 1 a A 1 nMan * Hn •*’ ”‘ f ij .11 ? I.' n i ♦V* r returns: i. p - b « 1 a- J|«. sqlv. HO slip. ositO R 0 J La I in MVILI ■»» FKEE A.’- J. 11. KE EV ES, bo \ New V ork, N. V. MAGIC SEALS, ‘ Tbouinnt’-M testify to the goml nwnlXa obtain ‘ »/ ueariug lb •il Full par.iuukirsfree. Addctas P- & M. Agency, Dept* 231, Palmyra, Pa. ■ ARAL I wiSpaVzied l , U Spe amazed at of patients thought iacurabl', j !.<.< H KJ HUB VXI> M I FO< Write me abont your ea®** \dviceand pr f : « * fto. DM. »JHASE, 224 N.lOth St., PtMUBiLPHIA« P Z ELL’S CURES RHE? HATiSM and kindred |-ains. Try it on<"e am! you il -w- ? r ! it ihereaftor. If your is out o» «t. s«-nd tor t tittv cent bott’a- at onee to th- Ell < ♦•mpanv i i Fn’.on Square. New York. Carefully follow thre. tiom. The ir.« desperate cu>e> ».avv t>-- u relv v ‘ ''•• s3aDaySiire furr.hh th*» w*>rk ar. t- * v-’i free v . w -• i ■ tb..Y locality wh-re yon live. Send n» rout add-ex* Bn ,j we • • •y plain th- fully, remember we (uaraate* a < lear pr ' l ©t>3f»»reveryday's W'-rk.aba-latelyawe Write at fc(HAL aa.ll FACTI RiM <O.. * Detroit, Bi*a. CMsSmiu! A trial treatment sent free to all whr* «ufTer wth Syp’.. i* mucous j*atehes in the mouth, sere throat, copper <‘ f r edspot®, chancres ul<•eration? fallinabair etc. Ad . S’Hte Mt-ii* a» Institute. ItJE.ektrou r.uikling, K*. Warn*:. Ind. today for a rree trial packaa ?- «MAKE S5 00 A DAY EASY • silver, Nickel and Metal Plating me or traveling, taxing orders, urine Prof, tiray’* laebiaea. Plates War'S**. <•> Jewelrv. Tableware, Bicrcles. al! metal 1 |ffooIi.'SOFXPF.R!EaCt. H-*vy x ■*•«. \ j Modern atethoda. No toys. We do p **- ia<. nuke jutfita, *ll mses. Camp'. ill tools, lath?©, mater.*!*, . r-vlr for wort. The Royal, n< • dipt < pr*>'. s. quick. ca*y. We teach you the art, furni*h • formnlaii free. Write today. Pamphlet, samjlrs, etc. FK> s • l>. URAY A 10.. PUUncWorfob CINCLANATI. <L -w* CHICHESTER’S ENGLISH Pennyroyal pills M and Only Genuine. Alwars reliable Ladle*. <«* I>' if.’ t / f r <’ui< h»teks English ! Klll> I 1.-.»!d metallic b* is* ► . EX Take mo other. R* fu-o 1 -’j Httieer«»us ‘ > iib.tl , uU*n. and IrnftK- f/i Ilona. Huy of your Draggisf. or **n-i 4c. iu I 2?. •*. stamps : Particulars. Teatlnuonials \V 1 S* aoti ** Relief for Ladies." tn tenor, bi re— — \ turn Well. 10.000 S- ! y w al! Drug<is’< Chichester <’h« mi 'ai Co . «eanon tUs paper. Oudlaon Square. I‘lilLt.. PA. bold by' E. N. Brunswig. Wholes, s Prup r> r. New Orlenns. fl i!2 Bath Cabinet™"ss 00 s*C* Our new 1 Vo*4 style Siusre Quaker j L' n »rantw»d of all cabinetfl at any . *.r J < price. Has real door on hin it*-. -•*■• 1 *a*w a frame. be-«t materials, rubber lined | Qi-Jaml folds flat, lafltri 3) year*. Turkish |h\ 5 ' || P’*r l»afh* nt home Be va<*h. ih--.” if \ 1 the million* of |'*>r*N, sweats po.- \l ” uT Bie blood, keeps you clean ■ i ’ I ■ ■ healthy, beautifies complexion Phy- q | d wh-ittfis rieamini'iitl It for <’«»lds. Lu* t iff I 4 <irippc.Khcullitttianl.Xvural4ria.ltb. - ' J -a *ity. Female III*, ali Hlood. Skin, ■ ■■■iff' 1 S*ri cor Kldn*-) troubles. Mu.fi'- 1 fuiide-i otter daya use, if not represented Price with heater, directions, formulas, fe Face Steamer >1 <<> extra. Order teds* Writrtt*. Valuable B<»«*k ill fi-. Splendid Seller. ACENTS WANTED. World Mf<. Co.. 87 World B ld«, <'lurbinatl, <»- Sportmetfa Supplies. Wafcb*«, Kniver. Rat>r« Jewelery. Larre catalogue free. B*-nd 4 sente tor Postare. ALEX. L. SEMPLE *k CO. 455 Weri Main Street LOUISVILLE. K> i Primary. Secondary or Tertiary Blood Poisoa j Permanently Cured. You can be treated at I home under same guaranty. If you have taken 1 m»r.ur>, iodide Potash, and still have ache, and pain*. Mucus Patches In Mouth, Sore Throat Plmpl. s. Copper Colored Spots. Ulcere on any part of tbs body. Hair or Eyebrow. i falling out. write COOK KENEDY CO., 219 Masonic Temple. Chit ago. 111., for proof. lof cures Capital 5500.000. We solicit th. > most obstinate cases. We have cured the . worst cm.ee in 16 to 35 days. 100 pa«« ‘ooek I free.

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The Atlanta constitution. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, November 19, 1900, Page 2, Image 2