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The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1895-04-19
Teachers Examination.

Notice is hereby given that the regular
quarterly teachers examination will be held at
the superintendent office in Shelton Thursday
and Friday, the 9th and 10th of May, 1922
G.. b. GUNDERsoN, Supt.
Magistrate-You are charged with playing
cards for money. What have you to say?
Prisoner-The charge is false your honor. 1t
was the fellow that skinned me that played for
money.
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Business Locals.

Hoods Pills cure all liver ills
NEW SPRING MILLINERY. MRS. EATON'S
Childrens School caps DC Just arrived at the
Racket Store
RUBBER GOODS End BOYS SUITS AT
cost at McLarty 4 Shorter's.
HOODS PILLS are purely vegetable, harmless
ehective, do not pain or grippe.
Two soles with but single thought
Two feet that slipped as one:
And when at last he reached the Garth,
The meeting Jared the son.
KARL's GLOVER ROOT, the great Blood
purifier gives freshness and clearness to the
Complexion and cures Constipation, 25c, zoe, 81
Sold by Frank Tuell
REMEMBER McLARTY & SHORTER ARE
agents for the celebrated White Sewing machine
1000 TAGS PRINTED FOR $3.50, AT THE
JOURNAL Office.
FULL LINE OF SCHOOL BOOKS AND
supplies at l.. X. Munson's
BOYS & GIRLS BICYCLE CAPS AT MRS.
Eatons'
MEMS SHOES SPECIAL SALE AT MRS.
Schlesener's, at very low prices
SCHOOL BOOK AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES AT
lowest prices at L. X. Munson's.
A FULL LINE OF PATENT MEDICINE IN
stock at L. K Munson's
PURE RICH BLOOD is essential to good
health, because the blood is the vital fluid
which supplies all organs with life. Hoods
| Sarsaparilla is the great blood purifier
you were embarrassed when you proposed to
me George, were you not?'
Eyes | owed over 500 O."
Mrs. T. S. Hawkins, Chattanooga Tenn, says.
"Shilohs Vitalizer SAVED MY LIFE 1 con-
slider it the best remedy for a debilitated system
ever used" For Dyspepsia, Liver or Kidney
trouble it excels Price rs cts.
THE HOME DOCTOR OINTMENT FOR
external application, IS cents; Home Doctor
Tablets, for stomach and blood diseases, 25c
should be kept in the house For sale at L. X,
| Munson's.
CHANCE TO BUY SOME GOODS AT
cost Rubber Coat, Ladies and Boys Rubber
Boots, and Boys Heavy all-wool suits at Nc
Larty & Shorter's.
FOR WALLPAPERS AND MATTINGS. L. X.
Munson has just received the largest lines ever
brought to shelton, both being complete in the
latest patterns, at hard times prices.
SCHOOL BOOKS
SCHOOL SUPPLIES.
| Don't forget that L. K MunsoE has a full
stock of the text books required in the public
schools, as we'll as all kinds of supplies for the
scholars
| BULK SEED,
| BULK SEED!I
| BULK SEEDS,
When you want farm and garden seed don't for
get that L. X. Munson carries full line of
fresh and reliable seeds in stock, in bulk or
packet Munson's is the place to buy cheap
seeds.
| sHILOH'S CURE is sold on guarantee. 1t
cures Incipent Consumption. 1t is the best
Cough Cure. Only one cent dose, 25c, 50e, Fl
| Sold by Frank Tuel
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SCHOOL SUPPLIES.

Don't forget that L. K MunsoE has a full
stock of the text books required in the public
schools, as we'll as all kinds of supplies for the
scholars.
|
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BULK SEED,l

= BULk SEEDS
When you want farm and garden seed don't for
get that L. X. Munson carries a full line OF
fresh and reliable seeds in stock, in bulk OIL
packet. Munson'si is the place to buy cheaI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-13
BALTIMORE CONFERENCE

Rejects the Admission OF women-scnsa-
tlonnl Remarks by n ,tInistor.
BALTIMORE, Mn. March ia reso.
luton offered at tho Methodist confer.
once to-day charac.orizine as unchris.
tian.like the uso OF individual cups at
the Lord Supper, brought to their foct
largo portion OF tho delegates. Rcv.
Dr.. Richard 1larcours, paatot Of Grace
church, Baltimore, which recently
adopted individual cups. said:
~ would like TO know in what par,ic-
ular the use OF individual cups conflicts
with the Bible or tho Methods. discl-
pline.
''Thcre was time" DR.. Harcourt re-
sumed, "when it was said everybody
had to go clean-shavcn llko tho bishop
OF this conference, when there was no
dipping OF moustache into the cup.
with, perhaps, tobacco juice on it;
when thete was no offensive suffering
from the grip alter having lcf. the
handkerchief at home"
Finally tho matter was laid on tho
tablc-7D TO 90.
Later in tho session the iollowin q
resolution was unanimously adopted:
RcSolrcl, Tha. We hereby declare that
our action, taken this morning with
reference to the uso OF individual COM
munion cups is not to be construed IA
either approving or condemuIns this
innovation.
Tho conference rejected proposition
to admit womon to tho general confer
enco ll6 to G5. When affirmative votes
were recorded the l0dio9 applauscd
until warned by tho bishop to cease
such demonstrations.
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TIE TERMS OF PEACE.

Th, Basis OF Agreement on Which the
Pcaco Negotiations will bo Conducted.
WASHINGTON, D. G.. March l2.-Ag 4
result Of tho negotiations between Min
ister Dun. In Japan, aud Minister Don.
by. in China, the torms Of the peace
about to bo concluded between China
and Japan are now known with little
shor. OF eractness. As understood in
high official circles they arc as follows:
First-The treaty between Japan aud
China has ceased to oxist by reason OF
the war, but on the renewal OF peace
the new treaty will grant Japan extra
territorial Jurisdiction over China, but
the latter country will surrender the ex-
ira territorial jurisdiction she formerly
h cid In Japan.
Second-Thero will be no extension
Of Japanese territory on tho mainland
Of Asia. But the island Of Formosa, u
Chinese possession. lying of the coast,
will bo permanently cedcd to Japan.
Third-The Japanese will by treaty be
granted tho right to continue tho oc.
cupasion OF Port Arthur aud Woi.Hai.
Woi, tho two great naval stations load.
ing to tho Gulf OF Pechili, for torn OF
years.
Fourth-The claims OF China that
Korea Is 4 dependency OF hers shall
bo forever rcllnluished and Korea shall
hcnceforth be independent.
Fiith-The cash indemnity to DO paid
by China will not exceed $3.50, ,000, 900
in gold.
The foregoing terms give n number
OF new features which the cable infor.
nation from Pckin and Toxic has not
thus far disclosed. The purpose no. 10
extend Japanese territory on the main
land, but to confne tito the outlying
island OF Formosa, assures tho con-
clusion OF peace without European
intervention.
Probably tho most mportnnsconccs-
sion is Japnn's occupation OF Port Ar
thur and Wei-llai-Woi for torn OF
yoars. This will assure continuance
OF tho pence for many ycars, as China Is
in no condition to renew hoatilitlcs so
long as tho gateway to Pckin and to
China's commerce is guarded on either
sido by tho great fortrosscs, which
China grants to Japan for term OF
years.
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BRITISH AMBAssADon's VIEW.

II the Euciishman Wns Fired Upon on
Account OF His Nationality Trouble May
Result
WAsulH0rov, D. G. March 1.-THE
British officials here regard tho present
trouble as part OF the racial agitation
which has been going on,for some tfmc
and which first broke outin connection
with cotton ships. Tho white laborera
OF that section object TO tho employ
uiens of negro labor ontho ships, and
to this feeling ia attributed many OF the
iucendiary fires which have occurred.
The progress Of the trouble is being
closely observed by tho British officials.
although they feel confident that the
local authorities in Louisiana are doing
everything possible to suppress tho dis-
order, and ii tho trouble passes beyond
local control tho federal authorities
will ,ake such steps as are necessary to
protect foreigners and Americans alike.
1t is said that the complaint OF the
Englishman, Balm, injured in to-day's
riot, would frat be submitted to the
British consul at New Orleans. who
would communicate with the foreign
office at London or direct to tho en-
bassy hero according to the emergency.
II the oIense wns shown to be against
Balm because ho was an Englishman, it
is said, Sir Julian pauuceiote would de-
mand an explanation. If, however,
Bain's nationality had no part in the
ARRAY, and he was hit because he was
in tho mob. no attention would be given
to the accident.
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BRIEFS FROM THE WIRES.

The National fraternity Legion is In
session at Pittsburgh.
Henry Boil, United Sta.o3 marshal
for the southern district OF Ohio. has
resigned.
Frederick George Brabnzon ponBonby,
sixth carl Of Bossboroueh. died yester-
day in London.
Mira. Frank Edingcr, OF Elbcrt, COL,
being threatened with lawsuit COM
mittod suicide by taking strychninc.
by tho breaking Of an Rslc on tho
I.chigh oxprois, ut HHzolson, Pa, ilf!y
passengers wore more or less injured.
Tho now London city council has
elected Mr. Arnold "a itl chairman.
The duke OF Norfolk Was his competitor.
A delegate to tho a. +. A. convention
at Saginaw, Mich, bhid that tho con-
yontion would probnhly docde to merge
into IN open political party
J. L. Stocking, tho young aon OF tho
millionaire lumbGrmnn OF EauClairc,
wis.. committed suicide ut tho st. Louis
hotel, Duluth, by tuk!ng 125 gralnH of
morphine.
Ono OF the prisoners At tho Penrsyl.
yania pGnitontinry at Pittsburgh mado
nm assault upon tho wnrdon Sunday last,
aud revolt Of tho prisoners was mar.
rowly avurtcd.
Tho Indian prince, Nawnb lmNd Ma
wax Jung DahadnOr, OF lIydGrabad, and
tho princess, His wife, arrived at tho
,,,li,or,u,n hn.nl thirluD vnqtprtluy
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-13
LATEST FROM HAWAII
Queen Ll!ouIalanrs scntcnce-sho a1a
10 Iscleascd-

Queen Ll.ouIalanrs Sentcnce-shc Nay
10 Releascd.
VICTORIA, B. c., March lo. = Tho
steamship Miowera arrived ut 4:S0 this
p. m, seven days from Honolulu. She
brought no deported revolutionists. It
is understood there were some offered,
but tho company desired to takesuo
risk in the mntter.
Honolulu advices to March are:
The work consequent to the rebellion
was practically completed on Friuny.
The natives convicted have. as rule,
been sentenced to FIVE years. imprison.
ment at hard laber.
Tho cx.Quccn has boon sentenced to
five years imprisonment and to pay
hno Of 5000. She is still
confined in the room Of tho executive
building, whore she was placed on tho
dny Of her arrest, and is under military
guard. just what is to be done with
Liluoknlani is . question WHICH the
government has not yet answered.
1t will notbu tho policy OF tho gov
ornment to assume M arbitrary atu-
tudo should tho ex-Quccn make - roa-
sonah!o proposition.
Tho movement for annexation is
gaining favor among the natives.
Tho stories published in American
papers OF torturcs practicod upon sixty
prisoners to bring about confessions
has caused n feeling Of indignation
ughout the community. #
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FIVE PRISONERS KILLED.
4 Wagon Fired Upon From Ambush With
Fatal Results.

4 Wagon Fired Upon From Ambush Will,
Fatal Results.
PUEBLO. Cor.. March IA special to
tho Chici.nin from Watsonburg, q
small town fitty.six miles south OF
Pueblo, says:
a mob In ambush ut 80 this even.
ing fired on u wagon containing nine
Italians who wcrc charged with beating
Al. Hixon, q saloon kocpor, at Rouse,
coal mining camp. six miles from
Watsonburg, Sunday. last. Four OF
tho Italians wcro killed. Joe Wclby. n
young American boy, who was driving
tho wagon, was also killed.
Tho work OF tho mob was done to
nvcnge peculiarly brutal crime! AT
o'clock Monday morning two mon dis
covered a. J. llixon in dying coudi-
tiou. lIo had boon struck on tho back
OF tho head with blunt weapon, and
was unconscious. 1le expired within
au hour.
4 trained bloodhound was uocu.od.
Tho dog proceeded to saloon door
and two men, LnrenEo Danino and 10.
batto Antonio. discovered therein, wcro
arrested.
They diyulgcd tho namOs OF aovon
others who wore with them. and charged
Lorenzo Danino with tho murder.
The officers wero quick aud tho en-
tiro nino wcro undur arrest Mt 1 b. tn.
In taking them to jail the ambush wac
encountered,
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LANE MURDER MYSTERY,

Harry Lane, Who Was Supposed to lIayn
hecp Killed Mt Washington, Pa, ID
Alive.
WASHINGTON, Pa, March l2.-Tho
Lano murder mystory, so.callod, has
boon cleared up. Since tho summer Of
1893 Harry Lano was supposed to hayo
been ,waylnid and killed, presumably
ior tho purpose Of robbery. Iano's
brother now says that Harry went to
2Odikcs's Station tho nigh. no disap.
pcarod, whoro hc took Baltimore &
Ohio train for Wheeling. Staying there
for aomo days hn wont to Chicago,
whore he romRinod thrso months, and
then went to Dakota. From there ho
wont to Manitoba, whore he Is now
hauling lumber. His brother. Daniel
aud Stewart Early, OF this place, havo
bccn aware OF his being aliyo for several
months.
Daniel Lane says ho has received sov-
oral letters from him, and that before
leaving Harry had arranged tho bloody
handkerchief and things, aud placed
thom whore thoy worc found on tho
night OF Lanes disappearance. Tho
arrival at homo OF his ridorless hofao,
tho finding OF q bloody handkerchief on
tho highway. about two milol from his
home, and tho utter disappoaraaco Of
evcry othcr trace OF him or his poraonal
belongings made up tho rcst Of fra.
class murder mystery. This supposed
murder was ono Of n preceding series,
aud the commo.ion 1t created was not
confined to this community. Tho Wash
ington county commissioners offered
liberal rewards for tho discovery OF his
body or oil evidence to holp upprehcnd
his supposed assass.ns.
For weeks and months organized and
unorganized bands OF searchers hunted
in vain. Acres Of land in different
sections wore dug up with spade aud
maddox. Detectives from abroad
and local s!euths OF high and
low degree worked numberless cluos for
nothing. Field and forest were scourod
foot by foot. Oil tanks wcrs drawn
of, and newspaper specials written by
rod measurement. In tho light
OF recent developments, much OF
this now seems absurd. But the case
had its tragic elements. Lanes young
wifo lost her reason, his father assigned,
innocent men were more or less accused
OF murder and threatened with private
vengeance.
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mouth. Tho negro, who was unknown,
was takon TO tho station. Those who
wore about doclaro no was crossing tho
lovec, whom Il mob camo along and fred
avolley into him, killing him instantly.
At $3.50 o'clock everything uptown
was comparatively quiet, with worry iow
Weapons In sight. All negroes had left
tho lovoo and not ono could be seen
anywhere. Tho mob deposited their
shot guns and rilca in tho barrooms In
tho vicinity.
SECOND MOT.
When thia wac going on tho vicinity
OF tho French marke. was in exotic
mont. A bloody riot had occurred. Tho
trouble occurred OIL tho levoo. at the
landing OF tho Harrison limo Of steam.
ships, opposite tho Jackson square. In
tho fog which prevailed mob OF 100
armed men got through tho guards of
tho police andoponcd fro on tho negroes
who worc at work. They fled in terror.
somo jumping into tho river. Those
who ran across tho lcvco in tho direc-
ton OF tho square werc subjected to n
deadly volley. Tho shota seemed to
como from doorways, windows, galleries
md street. Look wherc they would,
tho negroes saw pistols and heard tho
reports as tho rcvolvcrs were dis
charged.
Each man then ran in n different di.
rcction, and tho poor devils seemed
panic.atrickcn. Those in tho crowd OF
whites who wcre not armed with re-
volvers picked up stones, clubs and
othor improviscd weapons and attacked
tho crowd OF negroes. Even tho most
vcnturcsome OF the blacks could not
stand this, and they fled.
Tho time for the shooting seemed to
hnyo been fixed for tho hour Just pro-
cejing tho beginning OF tho working
day. As n usual thing tho stevedoros
and longshorcmen begin working ut Z
o'clock. and 1t was just before this hour
that the firing began. 1t seems to have
been unexpected, for tho negroes were
upon tho levce in large numbers. The
poor blacks evidently believed that
there was sufficient police force on the
river front to protect thom, and that
protection would be accorded them.
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NUNS IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

Tho Pennsylvania House Passcs BIZ
Prohibiting tho Wearing of Religious
GnrbS.
HAER,snuRG, Pa, March 12.-Tho
house passed finally by n vote OF l5l to
2S the bill prohibiting the wearing Of
any religious insignia or garb by teach
ors in tho public Hchools.
In dctondnS tho bill. Mr.. Spangler,
OF Cumberland, made speech dcnounc.
ing the Roman Catholic church aud its
head, to whom he rOfnrred as that
man, Popo Leo tho Twolfth."
In cloainy hia speech. Mr.. Spnnglcr
took from his dcsk small American
flag, which no waved triumphantly until
called down by Speaker Walton.
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In respect Of tho subjccta Of taxation,
tho plan Of taxation and all tho distinc.
tlons and Determinations bywhich tax:
alton Ia sought TO DO oquitnbly adjusted
to tho RESOURCES and capacities Of thoGc
who hayo II to boar. Such M olluct.
however wcightily supported, can, |
beliovo. have but ono result. II is In.
ovltahly ptodoytinod 10 failure unlo's
this court shall for tho 1rst timc In its
history overlook and ovorstop the limits
which separate tho judicial from tho
Legislative powor. nnd tho scrupulous
obsurvances OF which uro absolutely os-
Hontial to tho integrity OF our conshtu.
tional syatem."
Nh. CAREERS ADDRESS.
When Mr.. 0luoY closed, Mr.. JameB
Carter began his argument. IIo stated
that no appeared for tho Continental
Trust Company. which had bccn nd.
vised that tho law was constitutional,
md ho was glad to say that thoy had do.
cidcd to oboy tho law. for hc WAS
pleased to 500 that thoro wnre some rich
mon who did not object TO tho impoai'
ton OF such tax.
Mr.. Carter assorted that hc agreed
with tho counsel for tho appellants IN
tho necessity for equality in taxation.
but he stated that tho thorough tost in
tho matter OF equality wan ability to
pay, accordingly tho principle Of lovy-
ing burdens. Mr.. Carter dwelt upon
tho tendency Of tho people 10 ovndo
taxation, and took ISSUE with Mr.. Ed.
munds on tho point that tho poor do
not pay tho groa. burden oil tho taxos.
Tho rich, ho snid, were ablo to deiond
themselves, while tho poor mon arc not
able to do so.
'Inovi.ably," ho declared, "tho poor
mustgo to tho wall. Tho object OF tho
income tax was to in measure correct
this inequality and shii. part Of tho
load from tho shoulders OF tho poorer
classes to those OF tho moro opulont."
Touching the questions OF exemptions,
he said it was necessary to mako them,
az for instance the wages OF tho laborer
and tho incomes OF tho lower middle
classes. What thon havo you left but
the incomes OF those who havo Nil that
is necessary to supply tho wants OF lie
md surplus besides?
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No Fedcral Troops Sent.

WASHINGTON. D. c.. March 12.-Tho
intimation that troops were neededfat
New Orleans came from the United
States district attorney there, and At
torncy General Olney has replied that
tho state must first exhaust it's re.
SOURCES or deny protection beforctroops
rno bo uscd
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CHICAGO, March la.-Josoph pierro
Drouillard, q veteran OF tho war OF 1917,
diod to-day at his homo in GalIipolS,
O., his demiso leaving bu. four surviv-
ing votorans OF that war. IIo was do.
sccndant OF Napoleon |, and had hold
numerous government positions, having
boon postmaster Mt Gallipolis for many
vnuFu .
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FLAG FIRED upon.
A Spanish Man-of-War Pursuos
an American Mail Steamor.
The STATE DEPARTMENT. NOTIFIED
And On Investigation viii Prob
ably DO Made ut Once.
THREE SOLID SHOTS we're FIRED,

Aud But for tho Alllnnca's Speed
Serious Damage Might unvc Bccn
ponc-Tho Alllanca was Upon tho
High Seas and Answered tho Man.
of.War's Salute = An Unhcnrd OF
Proceeding In Times of Pcaoo-Cap-
tain Crossman's Statement TO tho
state Department = Kept Up tho
Chase for Twenty-Five Miles.
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lIux1lSGroS, VIVA. March hig.-Will-
iam Kc,chum. an officer of Logan
county, was shot on Big Ugly creek by
Milton Gross, whom he was attempting
TO arrest. ketchum was mortaliy
wounded. Gross is desperate charac-
ter and has figured prominently in
shooting ailrays, and is still Mt large.
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ATLANTA, Ga, March l2.-Govcrnor
Mckinley was delayed in Rome by u
wreck on tho East Tennessee road noar
that city. IIo is being entertained by
tho Republicans OF Rome. llo will ar.
rivo hero about / o clock.
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JACKSONVILLE. Fla, Nlarch l2.--Ad.
vices received hero via Tampa report tho
arrest In Mexico OF Taylor, tho OK South
Dakota :roasur0r. who doiaultod for soy.
eral hundred thousand dollars.
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NEw ToEE, March l2.-At II meeting
Of TIM traffic managers and salcs agents
OF tho anthracite coal roads held to-day
tho prico Of stovo coal wa, cut to S. 10 II
ton from s. 50. @l,
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propose to hcavo to, ,horoby losinr
limo OH my voyage, 10 obligo tho Span.
iah cunboats, or any othor, cxcop. In
case OF distress. Respectfully.
j. A. CEossMAN,
Commander.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-17
FOR SALE--MlSCEClhNECUS.
CUnder this head &c per line per day)

FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN-One of
the prettiest little turnouts in the city,
consisting of bay mare, weight $50, sound
and gentle, lady or child can drive; good
traveller and fine under saddle. Also
latest style cart with harness, all COM
plete. Owner leaving city. Address
Lock Box 3S5, City. d104-1t.Q