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The Atlanta constitution., 1900-11-19
BAN ON FREE SPEECH.
Professor Ross Forced To Resign
from Stanford University.

Stanford University. Cal. November ID
DR. Edward Ross, heal professor in the
dcuartmcnt Of economies and sociology
"a stamford university. mas resigned. The
restoration caused quite Il sensation In
university circles where Dr. Ross was ex-
trtmcly uopuiar. In his formal letter OF
resignation Br Ross intimated that he
was being fo ced out of the university by
Mrs Stanford. who had taken exceptions
10 statements made by him in his public
address on sociological and economic ques-
uans. lie further said that Mrs. Stan
ford was prompted by certain powerful
persons ana commercial interests in San
Franciscuv.. Several of the faculty have
taken s.ies with Dr. Ross.
Dr Jonlan. president OF the university,
said today.
IN regard to the resignation of DIR.
Ross il * right that / should make Il
lurthe- statement There is not the slight
est evidence that he IS martyr to Tree
dom of speech. nor that his withdrawal
is due To any pressure OF capital or any
otner sinister influence. j know that Mrs.
Stanfsrds decision WAS reached only at
ter long consideration and its motive
was the welfare OF the university and
that alone.
THE sentence quoted in a San Francis
60 morning papes TO the effect tnat men
of large interests. eastern financlers a
rule. nave had part in terminating the
relations of D-. Ross is one which can
not accept as having been uttered by me.
The interests 10 which the reports meant
10 refer were interests IN economic sci
ence. not in finance"
Upon being shown DR.. Jordan's state
mcnt D. Ross dictated the following:
'Dr. Jordan knows vastly more than I
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GIRLS IN AIRY COSTUMES.
Forced To Flee in Their Night
Clothes from Burning College.

Roanoke. Va. November H.-Nirgini3
college an institution for young ladies.
situated just outside the city limits Of
Roanoke. was totally destroyed by hre
at an early hour this morning. 1t was a
short while after the rising bcll'' had
been runS when il was discovered that
the Railways or the building were filled
with smoke.
The young ladies were notified 10 lose
no time I'm getting out of the building; 60
stop for nothing The word was quickly
passed around and the young ladies. $50
in number. made their way out. many
Of them thinly clad. hardly any with
ANYTHING more than the simplest cos
TUNES of the bedroom. There was little
confusion; no great excitement. As soon
as men reached the scene they cheerfully
loaned their overcoatS to the girls in
light costumes. Some of the neighburs
in the meanwhile brought blankets. and
the girls VINO had the least clothing went
into nearby houses.
The fire started ia the boiler room. ex-
actly how Is not known. II made quick
work and in less than two hours The
buildings were entirely destroyed. The
desks from the business office ana a few
articles of furniture was about all that
was saved.
The building WAS of brick and fitted
with all modern conNcniences The loss
is S.s.wa with about $95.0u Insurance. Tha
building belonged 20 Miss Harris aud
Mrs. Boatwright The students will he
kept together IA koanokc a few days un-
iii II l. decided where the school will re-
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CAUGHT A FISH AND AN OWL.
What Wilkes County Boy Found
ON His Fishing Lines.

washington, Ga. November 3.-tSpe-
ial1-Mr III. NJ. Walton, perfectly
reliable citizen of Wilkes, relates most
remarkable instance as follows: Harry,
son of Mr.. Walton. set out a hook and
line on the creek near his home and left
it over night. The next morning he went
to his line and to his great astonishment
found a good size fish on the hook and
large hooting owl tangled up in the line
and floating on the surface of the water.
The owl had been drowned. hut the fish
was alive and still pulling on the line.
The fishing line had been wrapped about
the owl several times. which placed the
night bird completely in the power of the
fish.
Mr.. Waltons theory is that during the
night the owl in seekin. food found the
fish fastened on the line and undertook
to make a meal of him. In the struggle
the nsh iurnoed over the owl, wrapping
the line about him. rendering him help
less and the freuuelt dips into the water
by th, fish drowned the bird.
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TAYLOR Is BADLY WANTED
Eackham Will Issue Requisitlon ioi
the Fugitive.

Frankfort. Ky. November lS-Ine star
election board will meet December 'd -
canvass the returns and officially declare
tho result of the election in TINS St2'e
while the republicans have formally con-
ceded the election of Beckham as soNc'-
nor and announced tina here VIII ne no
contest both republica s. and democrats
will 10 represented by counsel at the
canvass of the vote. Every phase oil IN
election will be closely watched by botn
sides as matters may arise when VIII
how hearing on the contests Tor con-
gressmen in two districts-the third an"
the ninth.
Governor Beckham will be inauSurated
December 18th. IL is said one or the hrst
official papers Governor-elect Durbln, or
Indiana will have to consider when ne
takes oath of office will be a requlSltioite
from Governor Beckham for the return OF
former Governor Taylor and eX-Secretary
of state Finley to this state for tr1Nl'
Leading republicans CAIN to nave as
surances from Indiana repuh-ican readers
that Mr.. Durbin will follow the precedeh5
set nv Governor Mount in these cases anu
will refuse to honor the reauisltlon
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do as to Mrs Stanfords motives. What
ever he says is conclusive so far as | am
concerned. 1t is absolutely certain, now
ever that the freedom of speech is IN
volvrd. Not i'm my appearance, PERSONAL
ity or character. hut solely in my non
partisan scientific utterances Is the root
of Mrs Stanford's distrust of me-
DR.. Howard, of the university faculty.
today addressed his class in history upon
the Ross matter and his address forms
the most sensational statement that mas
vet been delivered in the controversy.
The entire hour of the class was given up
20 the discussion of Free Speech" DR..
Howard arraigned the influences that
brought about the dismissal of the pro-
fessor. Professor Howard concluded his
speech with this sensational utterance:
..T do not bow down to Saint Market
street | do not dof my hat to the SIX
companies, neither am | afraid OF the
Standard oil Company.
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Women as Well as Men Are Made Miserable b,
Kidney and Bladder Troubles

You have no idea how well | feel.
am satisfied that | do not need any more
medicine. rs am in as good health as |
ever was in my life" So SAYS Mrs Mary
Englehardt, of 2.S35 Madison street 81:
Louis. Mo, 70 reporter of The St Louis
Globe Democrat.
For more than ten years | had suffered
with what the doctors termed female trou-
BILE; also heart trouble. with swelling OF
the feet and limbs. Last summer | felt so
badly that ! thought ! had not long to
live. | consulted doctor after doctor and
took their medicines. but felt no better.
The physicians told me my kidneys were
not affected hut felt sure that they were
the cause Of my trouble. friend recon-
mended me 10 try DIR. kilmer's Swamp
Root, and / must say ! derived immense
benefits almost from the first week. |
confined the medicine, taking Il regularly.
ana / am now in splendid health. The
pains and aches have all gone. ! have
recommended swamp Root to all my
friends, and told them what it has done
for me. | Will gladly answer any one who
desires to write me regarding my case.
i most heartily indorse Swamp-ROot from
every standpoint. There is such pleas
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NEGROES WERE IN EVIDENCE
They Take Great Interest in Cuban
Constitutional Convention.

Havana, November 12.-The Cuban con-
stitutionaf convention met at o'clock
this afternoon. after adjournment from
the second days session, in the Marti
theater
The upper galleries We're crowded, coll
ored persons predominating They are
taking an intense interest in the proceed
ings. ON the first and second days the
boxes did not contain many spectators,
but today several prominent families
were present.
An attempt to discuss the question of
holding secret sessions was voted down,
the matter being left to the committee
on rules. An adjournment was then TAX
en- until Thursday. when. ii is UNDER
stood, both committees viii report
finally.
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BLACK EYE FOR EXPLOITERS.
Ruling of Attorney General Knocks
Them Out IN Hawaii.

Honolulu. November G. via San Fran
cisco. November 12.-The Honolulu Re
publican will say tomorrow:
Every lease and sale of public land In
Hawai-. since September -. 1899. is Illegal
and void. That is the position taken by
Attorney general Grggs, of the United
states and suits viii t'e instituted at
once in the United States district court
for the district of Hawaii to set aside
every such lease and sale made by the
local government of the Hawaii islands.
Congress expressly ratified ana con-
frmed all sales. grants, leases and other
dispositions of the public domain granted
by the Hawaiian government, IN CON
formity with the laws of Hawaii. between
July I. 1898. and September y. 1899. But
any sales. leases or grants since the last
named date, the attorney general holds.
are Illegal and void. and he has instructed
United States Attorney Baird to institute
suits at once in the federal court To set
aside all these grants. sales. franchises
and leases"
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sCoW WRECKED; FOUR LOST
Men in Charge May Be Presented foi
Manslaughter.

Havana. November ia city scaven-
ger scow was wrecked today off cana
mas and four Cubans were drowned. Ihe
captain and engineer of the to" boat
Teresa, both Spauia;dS. nave peeh ar
rested on charge of inefciency. neglect
and cowardice, and Captain Young, cap
tain of the port, has asked that they he
indicted for manslaughter.
The Teresa had two scows in tow. one
of Them. with hfteen men on board. part
e,i her hawser. The other was towed into
Havana by the Teresa When Captain
Young was informed from MORO that the
other scow was in a dangerous position
ne ordered the Teresa TO go out The
sea was heavy. The Teresa started but
turned back
Captain Young, in an open launch, then
went to the rescue, but was nearly
swamped OFF MORO. The scow went on
the rocks Lieutenant Falk and Iieuten-
ant Gill, with soldiers Of the Second ar
tinery, saved eleven men.
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NEW 12-INCH GUN A TERROR.
Can Send a Projectile Through Amy
Armor Ever Made.

Washington. November 1.-THE tests
of the new twclye-inch naval gun within
the last three days have resulted in some
remarkable performances. emitting the
gun To run ahead OF any of the twelve
inch guns thus FAR made i'm This coun-
try or abroad. With charge of 3G1
pounds Of smokcless powder. giving a
Pressure Of sixteen and one-hali tons per
square inch. the gun gave muzzle We
loclty Of ash feet Professor Alg.r. the
naval expert. says this iS the highest
ever attained 10y a twelve-nch CEn the
record thus FAR ranging from 2..ssl "a 2G39
feet With an Ss-pound steel tipped pro-
itctile the big gun would pierce any ar
nor ever masie. IL is the first of for-y
guns which will - on the new battieShips
ami armOred cruisers
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-11-19
MRS. NANCY HoLLIFIELD DYING
She Claims To Be One Hundred and
Seventeen Years Old.

Charlotte. y. G. November 13-(Spe-
cial)-Near the town OF Ellenboro. in
Rutherford county, siXty-seven miles west
of this city, Mrs. Nancy Hollifeld. more
than century old lies on her deathbed.
Her elderly neighbors insist that Mrs.
H0llifield has reached one hundred and
seventeen years of age and she herself
admits that she has passed one hundred
and ten years She has retained the
senses of hearing ami seeing almost un-
impaired up Ia the present time and dur
ing her lone life she has known but very
few days of actual sickness.
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COTTON MILLS ARE CLOSED.
Mexican Operatives Strike and Fac
tory Owners Not Sorry.

Puebla, Mexico November flowing to
a reduction in wages in the cotton mills,
COO operatives have struck and the 3u-
thorities have taken measures to prevent
trouble which is thr eatened. Some of the
cotton mill ow.ers are not sorry TO have
n reason for closing their mills until they
can dispose of some of their surplus
stock Some mills had already shut down
or were running on half time
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-11-19
MORE YELLOW FEVER CASES.
The Disease Makes It's Appearance
at Brookhaven, Miss.

Jackson. Miss. November 1.-THE state
board Of health has received official mo-
ticc Of two eases of yellow fever ana
one death at Brookhaven. the county
seat of Lincoln county. and about sixty
miles from this city The fatal case was
that of - r. Middleton, foreman of the
Pearl River Lumber Company.
Dr. II. 4. Cant. president of the board.
u turned tonight from a trip of iuvestiga-
iiun. hat was unable To trace tho source
of infection. II Is thought. however. that
the infection was brought from Natchcz
" here three deaths have occurred from
the disease since the first ease developed.
TWO new eases were reported from
NatcheZ.
Owing To the fact that several heavy
frosts have occurred throughout the state
no apprehension is felt. The report that
case had appeared in Jackson is iucor-
rect
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-11-19
BISHOP WAS BURNED ALIVE
Frightful Death of German Mission
ary in China

Berlin. November 15.---Private advfces
announce that the Catholic German mis-
sionary bishop, Hammer, was horribly
tortured and then burned alive at Tus
Tseng A new batch Of letters from sol
diers in China appears today in a num-
ber of papers giving horrible details of
wholesale executions of Cinnamon at
i.iang Sian and Ia King; bat the press
generally does not take cognizance of
these revelations.
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Test for Yourself the Wonderful
Curative Properties Of Swanlp-I
To Kidney Remedy SwampRoo Will do for
Have Sample Bottle Fl
Cures by Swam
How to Find Out if You
Need Swamp-ROot.

II used 20 be considered that only urf-
nary ana bladder troubles were TO be
traced TO the kidneys. but now modern
science proves that nearly al diseases
hay. their beginning n The disorder o.
these most important organs
The kidneys filter and purify the blood
that is their work
So when your kidneys are weak or out
of order YOU can understand how qnieh-
T. YOUR entire body IS affected, ana no"
o,-a,,- orean seems To fail 10 do its duty
Tf ,.o,, ara sick or feel badly" begin
taking the famous new discover Dr- HI
,na,.s Svyamp-Root. because as soon as
your tyidnevs are wei they will help MI
ts,, otl,e- organs to health. \ trial Will
convince anyone
Weak ana unhealthy kidneys are FeSi,"'i-
sfble for more sickness ana suffering man
any other disease. and u permit teu I"
continue fatal results are sure 10 Aoiio"-
I[fdney trouble irritatcs the nerves. makes
you dizzy. restless. sleepiess anu -, -
abIe Makes you pass water often curing
~, da1- ana o5liges you 10 get up many
,ir,as during the night. Causes lulg
~. larl. circles under the eyes. rheuila-
,ier, erra,-el. catarrh Of the bladder pam
~. ann ache in the back, joints ana mus
clee makes YOUR head ache ana pdch
ache. causes indigestion. stomach anu
liver trouble. You get a S'ili'"'
.or,,,laxion. makes YOU feel as though you
had heart trouble; you may have plenty
Of ambition. but no strength; get weak
and waste away. -,
The cure for these troubles is Dr- hii-
,ner's SwaInp-R Root the world-fa:nous KID
nov remedy. In taking Swamp-Root you
AFFORD natural help to nature Tor swamp
Root is the most perfect healer and genie
aid 10 the kidneys that is known TO me0-
icai science.
!. there is any doubt in your mind as
N vorr condition. take from your urine
on rising about four ounces, place IL IL
a glass or bottle and let it stand twenty
-four hours ii on examination II Is milky
or cloudy. if there is q brick-dust setting.
or if small particles float about IN II.
your kidneys are in need Of immediate
attention.
Syamp-Root is pleasant % take and -
used in the leading hospitals, recommend
ed by slziIlfuI physicians in their private
practice and is taken by doctors them
selves. who have kidney ailments,
because they recognize In il the greatest
and most successful remedy for kidney.
liver and bladder troubles.
If YOU are already convinced that
swamp Root is what you need. YOU can
purchase the regular 50 cent and 81 size
bottles at the drug stores everywhere
i On rom rl,7 I1f,- successful that a sUe-
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Free to Everybody.

Dr j. NJ Willis. specialist If Craw-
fcrlsviIle. Indiana. win send free by mail
tu all who send him their address. a pack
age of Pansy ColLpCunl. which IL tAo
v@eks' treatment with printed inStruc-
ticLs. and Is a positive cure for consiipa-
tion. haliousaess. dyspepsia. rheur'atisin,
neuralgia. nervpIs ar sick headache. IA
81 Iippe. and blood robson.
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A New Cure for Cancer.

DIR Registers New Serum and Anti
septic Treatment for Cancer and other
malignant gfowthS. cures all forms of
these dangerous diseases. without the
knife or any dangerous operation Eighc
years of success and the verdict of the
whole medical profession have demon
strated ,his. Write for new book on
Cancer and Its Cure" pr. y. u. Reg
lister. 40 Main 81. Memphis. Tenn.
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LIST OF DEAD AID WOUNDED
General Macarthur Sends the Cas-
ualtv List in the Philippines.

Washireton. November i5--The war de-
Fsssrsmeut today received the following
casualty list from Manila:
Killed Nox.F.lber I0th. company l.
'rW W.utv-ffth infantry. James Mccormick
WauudssE- Move mb.r 10Th company Il
7 sssu uty-titgh infantry. Elmer \. Price
shoulder. serious. James :. Cox. company
q. Tweuty-tif,h infantry. shoulder. slight /.
W. -. Reason, company l.. Twen;y-iifth
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o,ipple Commits Suicide.

Columbia. S. c.. November 13.-tSpe-
cial)-Will r. Marks, for twenty years
an invalid and cripple. drowned himself
in Spartanburg today. His clothing and
crutches were found on the bank of
Whites mill pond. The water is being
drawn off tonight.
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BATTLE IN THE PHILIPPINES.

Three Americans Killed and One
Hundred of the Filipinos.
Manila, November 1.-Two hun
dred bolo men, with fifty rifles, at
tackled Buazon, island of Panay, DC
tober Both. The Americans lost
three men killes-Lieutenant H. M.
KcCntz. Sergeant Kitch and Corporal
Burns-all of company f, Forty
fourth infantry. The enemy lost
100 killei, twenty wounded and
twenty prisoners.
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FRENCH ROYALISTS ACTIVE.
Duke of Orleans Has Ordered Meet
ings in All Paris Wards.

Paris, November 1.-THE Figaro thi.
morning makes the following sensational
statement: "A recrudescence of royaliSm
is imminent. The duke of Orleans has or
dered meetings in the wards of Paris and
the movement will be extended to the de-
partments, when well on foot in the cap
al
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infantry. foot. slight; Henry Warfeld.
company l.. Twcntv-fifth infantry. Shout
der. serious: October 18th. troop q, Ninth
cavalry. j. Mckenzie. back. serious: Oc-
Icber 18th. company III, Thirty-third in
fantry, II. S. Johnson. thigh. serious; No
vember I'd. company a. Thirty-third in
fantry. A. NJ. Andrews. eye. slight: Cap
tain Charles Van Way. chest. serious:
Corporal William Miller. company A. leg
above knee. slight. J. Il. Clark. company
4. neck. slight: Peter Schomers. company
A. thigh. :. rious: w. NJ. Nickel. company
\, scalp. slight. McARTHUR.
Cartain Charles w. Van Way was
captain in the Twenty-nrst Kansas vol
unteer infantry. May I. 1898. to December
10. lsss. and subsequently appointed from
the state of Kansas n captain in the
Thirty-third United States iG:antry. July
T. ISsa.
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Opium, Morphine Free Treatment.

Cure guaranteed at home without pain.
Trial free. Dr. Tucker. Is and % Broad
ST.. Atlanta. Ga.
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SPECIAL NJ


heuu uuumndun f hd cite receive ron men an b b
nsor rosrm The Aama eek C emu yd .
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Prickly Ash Bitters can he depended
on To care the Kidneys correctS the urine,
Strengthens the stomach ard relieves
baCkdchc.
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Officers of the 5Sth Police Precinct
Greater New York
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1900-04-18
1)1l,@deOlS(0D.'' '.A|RR% :
Qf{M&>'tr:!d
THE HORSE STABLE.
How to Avoid Mistakes Calculated
to Cause Annoyance and Loss
of Money.

A great many mistakes are made in
the construction of farm stables. OF
course, no plan can be devised that will
suit everyone, because tastes, opinion
and ideas of beauty, utility and con-
veniencc differ materially. believe
the time is not distant when all our
stable and threshing floors will be
made Of cement, yet great many peo-
pie do not like them. Next to cement
I would use elm plank. There is no
other timber so good for this purpose.
1t is easily procured, and cheap. There
are few farm forests that do not have
elm. When sawed into planks it is
tough and pliable, and when properly
taken care of is very durable. I find
it better than oak or other hard wood
lumber. It is easier on horses feet,
and they will not slip on it so easily as
on oak and other hard wood. Elm
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1900-04-18

Duhamel, Jan "a, 1900.
Dear Sir and Friend:
We had lucky trip, made good con-
nections and got to Wetaskiwin Mon
day afternoon, stayed there all night,
bought pony and saddle for the boy
and hired a three-seated rig for the
balance of us and got home to dinner
next day; caught the boys cleaning up
and getting ready to come after us.
Wednesday the snow was all gone and
wehad bare ground and bright sunshine
for month, and it has been pleasant
weather ever since. The ground is
frozen about two feet and about six
inches of snow-just enough for sleigh
ing. We had one cold spell in Deem
Der. The thermometer went down to
80 below zero; but we did not suffer
with the cold at all. We have worked
every day all winter, are all we'll and
feeling we'll. Have built log house
1Sx18, two log stables 16x1s, and are
now busy on well. We have ten COWS,
three other cattle and six head 0:
horses. The boys send their best re-
spects to Mr.. Huchison, and say they
will talk to him enough to pay for not
writing when he gets up here. Will
write you again next Spring and tell
you all about the Winter. We all unite
in sending you and family our best
wishes and respects and hope this will
find you all well.
Yours very respectfully,
(signeO THOMAS TATE,
Duhamel, Alberta, Canada.
P. S. It has been down to zero this
month; it is % above now.