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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-10-08
MACARTHUR SENDS PAPERS.
Batch of Filipino Matter Reaches
Washington.

Washington, October 1.-The war de-
partment las Just received from General
Macarthur by mail another batch CT In
surgent papers seized by the American
troops. Among them is letter from
Theodore Sandico, agent for the Filipino
junta at Hong Kong, 10 Lieutenant Colo
mel Casimirio TInio. The writer says IN
part:
The present campaign and some other
circumstance have created in America a
political situation which may perhaps pro-
duce the downfall OF Mckialey, Wnlch
will signify the triumph of our ideal. For
the same reason ;he disastrous war in
the Trtusvaal, ana more especially the
fierce revolution in China, has created a
political atmosphere OF sufficiently crit
zeal nature TO cause the birth of dis
tUrbance of the armed peace OF the great
powers, that may result faNoraply 10 our
as piratious. because America may prefer
TO sacrifice some of her plans with respect
to the Philippine islands, accepting our
independence under protectorate. rather
than sustain two wars AID run the fisk
of losing the whole archipelago | be
Heve. then. that under the condition so
tayorably colCIed by the present circum-
stances. il Is necessary that We continue
the struggle and only accept peace ON a
basis of Independence. although under an
American prOteCtOrate. If the reelection
Oi Mr.. Mckinley be accomplished. and
a revolution In China be wiped out and
the war in the Trausvaal take no new
complications, then / VIII be the first TO
accept the peace that | believe to be
necessary. though II be at the cost or
acknowledging the sovereignty of the
United States. since | consider that our
forces are now impotent to defend our
sacred AMI legitimate rights"
General Macarthur, in transmitting
these papers, says:
Possibly Sandico is as close TO Aguin-
aldo as any OF the leaders who continue
In open hOstilities."
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PEABODY FUND DISCUSSED.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES HOLDS ITS
ANNUAL MEETING.
General Agent Curry Describes the
Educational Development of the
Country Generally.

New York. October 3.-The annual meet
ing of the Peabody educational fund was
held here today. Chief Justice OF the SUI
n,eme Court Melville w. Fuller was elect
ed first vice chairman and he presided
Bishop Whipple was elected second v'oS
president. Those present of the poaro Vi
trustees were Rt Rev. Henry Is. "hp
pie, Minnesota: Henry a Green Mass"
chusetts; James ID. Porter. TenheSSe'
]. Pierpont Morgan, New YORK, W.
Courtenay, South Carolina; Hendersoh W
SomeryilIe. Alabama; Charles II. SehneI'
Louisiana. George i. Hoar. Massachu-
sets: Richard Olney. MASSACHUSETTS, D.
/. NJ. Curry. of Washington
Dr. Curry, general agent OF the iuhi,
read his report for the year. IL uca,e
of the educational development or the
country and took up relevant topics. So
as the southern conference IN A'"p"''.'
TO discuss the race problem. ne lepo 10,
OF DIR. Curry was made up iroi" A.,
or superintendents and commissioners III
diffarant states I'm the south, regarding IN
s,i,ute work In Arkansas tho cohui'ioiio
are improved In Louisiana there wou.u
he no normal and industrial school iol
negroes but for the Ieapouy i""'
Mississippi there was not as much peiiis
done as could DO desired. but the Iuiiu n'u
been of great help. In North C"i o ,.i'.
education was considered a secohualS
matter to party success South Cai oi''',s
Conditions are more favorable, but IN
Georpia the outlook Is gloomy. Inc J'iS
90 6lled with NJ groes born since the W"i
and many of the race show symptoms "
I, sanity ar are afflicted with Diseases u"-
known before the war. And yet the cum
missioner saws more money has peeh iui
rished bv the Peabody fund Tor me euu
., tion of the whites. The report rum
Texas is favorable. The negro there Is
not only being benefited educauoilallE'
but extraordinarily. Alabama reports inc
tho state, Is under lasting Obligations "
mo Peabody fund Cor aid. There mas ho'
bosn a wear since freedom came 10 INC
moro that ha- Witnessed such wldesprt'u
discussion Of all phases of his coilu''io''
as The present one. The commissioners ~
Hcves it will he most helpful Tor 'he ne
gro. Virginia reports iaNprdpiy on III"
good work of the Hampton Norman anu
Aericultural i'm s.itute of Virginia. one OF
Tho chief objects Of tn school is 10 Cr'd'e
I'm the students an enthusiasm Tor c'"ii
trv life Tin. commissioner regards II d
me only system of education which oleIs
n hopeful soluti III of the much VeNed ne
Gro problcm. Virginia school statistics
show AN enrolment Of 2il ,696 whites anu
III, i29 negroes go.
pr. Curry reports that the Distribution
of The income of the Peabody Iund sihs'
October !, 1Sg9. was as follows
Alabama. $3.50. Arkansas, $lSoo; fIori-
da 81. go: 1i~orgi3. So,pu; Louisiana, S1'-V,,
south t.aroliua. $500; Tennessee, u: w.
Texas. $3.50; Virginia. $500; West VT
ginia. 81 300. Peabody Normal college Ad,
100; scholarships. $-l,31J6l; total $SiVo1'oi'
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REGIMENT HUNTS FOR SHIELDS
Macarthur Sends Hare After Miss
ing Troops.

Washington. October 4-The following
cablegram has been received at the war
department:
Manila. October 4.-Adjutant General.
Washington: First infantry to Marin
duque October 9Th, on Summer; General
Hare to command island with orders to
push operations until instruction IS
stamped out absolutely. He will have
twelve full companies of infantry for the
purpose, AndersonS first operations de-
velopcd nothing. No reports since Octo-
Der I'd. MACARTHUR"
The above dispatch relates to reinforce
ments sent to the island of Martinique,
where Captain Shields and fifty-one men
of the Twcnty-ninth volunteer infantry
were either killed or captured by the in
surgents. At that time General MacAr-
thur sent Colonel Anderson and two COM
panies of the Thirty-eighth volunteer in
fantry with the Yorktown and two gun
boats to the relief of Shields and his COM
mand II they were stiil alive. 1t Is evil.
dent that General Macarthur thinks re-
Inducements are necessary, as Colonel
Anderson was able to accomplish nothing
with the small force which was first sent
out.
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YELLOW FEVER QUARANTINE.
Suspects Are Being Detained on the
Texas Border.

FL Paso. Tex. October 1.-The state
and United States quarantine oiicialS
here are enforcing n strict double quar-
antine against the yellow fever lhIec.eu
-, 30 soutbern Mexico and have or
d. 70 allow no one TO enter the state
who has been in the infected district
,,,tI. he tino limit has passed John r.
Moblev. state health official, received
a telegram from the american Go'.,a a.
tba civ of Mexico stating that SIX Amer
-, from Vera Cruz were in that city
and wanted to go to San Francisco. ana
as ASK If they would be permitted 10 en-
80 ~ they came here. Mr.. Mobley repled
~ " 49, could not enter until after III
ten ten DAYS from the time they !eft Vera
Cruz. There have been many other Iro SIM
~ onnIications but all have receiver
~ ~ ,oyn. answer. Almost every day par
Us from The infected section arrive IN
J,arez unaware of the quarantine anu
49,. - accordingly turned back. Vera Cruz
and Tampico are the points most guaru-
eel against.
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A COMMON TROUBLE.
Thousands Suffer from It Without
Knowing It's Real Character.

No trouble is more common or more
misunderstood than nervous dyspepsia.
People having IT think that their nerves
are to blame, are surprised that they are
not cured by nerve medicines and spring
remedies; the real scat Of mischief is lost
sight of; the stomach is the organ TO be
looked after.
Nervous dyspeDtics often do not have
perhaps any of The usual symptoms ~
St.mach weakness. Nervous dyspepsia
shows itself not in the stomach SO much
In nearly every other organ; in some
cases the heart palpitates and Is irrCgu-
lar: in others, the kidneys are affected:
I'm others, the bowels are troubled. with
loss of flesh and appetite, with tho ac-
cumulation of gas, sour risings and
heartburn.
Mr.. \. w Sharper. OF No. CT Prospect
St, indianapolis. Ind, writes as follows:
"a motive of pure gratitude prompts me
to write these few lines regarding tho
new and valuable medicine. Stuarts
ferer from nervous dyspepsia for the last
four years. have used various patent
medicine and other remedies without any
favorable result They sometimes give
temporary relief until the effects of the
medicine wore off. / attributed this to
my sedentary habits. being a bookkeeper.
with little physical exercise, but | am
glad to state that the tablets have over
come all these obstacles, for ! have gain
ed in flesh, sleep better. and am better
I'm every way. The above is written not
for notoriety, but is based on actual
facts.
Respectfully yours. A. w. Sharper.
81 Prospect St. Indianapolis. Ind.
II is safe To say that StuartS Dyspepsia
Tablets will cure any stomach weakness
or disease except cancer of the stomach.
They cure sour stomach. gas. loss of
flesh and appetite, sleeplessness. paipita-
ton. heartburn. constipation and head
aches.
Send for valuable little book on stom-
ach diseases by addressing Stuart Co.,
Marshall. Mich.
All druggists sell full sized packages at
SO cents.
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Galveston's Sanitary Condition Bad.

Galveston. Texas. OCTOBER 2-Dr
George Soper. OF New York. an expert
on sanitation. who was sent here to in
Vestigate conditions and to aid in the
work OF cleaning Galveston, addressed
the central relief committee today. after
first having made n tour of inspection.
H.. pronounced the city to be I'm an I'M
sanitary condition. hut said the danger to
health is not to be expected from the
dead but from those living in crowded
conditions. He urged upon the commit
tee that a systematic and vigorous plan
of cleaning the streets and alleys and or
distributing disnfectants be- put in effect
az once. The committee placed these mat
tiers in the hands OF City Health Officer
Wilkinson and DIR. Soper and Will go 10
work with large force of men at once
TO clean the city and keep It clean.
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CARROLL COUNTY SNAKE STORY
Over Half Bushel of the Reptiles
Killed.

Carol Ga, October 5.-(Special)-
Mr.. ]. j. Taylor. n farmer living near
Roopv.llc. in the southern part OF THIS
county, came to town this morning ana
reported the greatest wholesale slaughter
Of rattleenakes heard of in This section
for some time. lie and his son were
picking cotton. ana on a divide between
two fields his boy noticed a small ratt!er
going into a hole In a log. Whereupoh
Mr.. TAYLOR secured n heavy chestnut pole
ana breaking ors-i the los. winch Was
rotting, he discovered twenty rattle-
snakes in a mass. nineteen of when ne
proceeded to Kill. one of the young ones
escaping The nineteen young ones were,
as estimated by MIR. Taylor. about hve
years ola. carrying two rattles and but
ION and when killed and piled together
made a mass larger than "A halt-puShel
measure The old snake weighed over
ten pom =. and carried seventeen rattleS
and a buton, indicating an age OF more
than twenty years. lie killed the snakes
the 18th Of September.
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Two Cancers Cured by Amounting
with Oils.
Fayette. Miss. August -.

DR. II. NJ Bye. indianapolis. ina.
~. Sir-I received your letter Of n re-
cent date and thank YOU for the Kindly
interest YOU express for me. am Siad
10 say that the cure OF the cancer on my
nose seems complete and permanent. !
had another to appear Just below the
lobe of the right ear about the time the
other healed. IL came as a small plmple;
and inNuluntarily would niger II, ui-g
n borar,,. raw and recommendations half
an inch i'm diameter. ! applied your OILS
AS directed in the other case and II has
entirely healed. / think your oils pos
scSs great virtues for healing, and ! take
Measure i'm recommending them. ! feet
very thankful that I was led 20 make use
of them. and shall always hold YOU In
grateful remembrance and high esteem.
Very sincerely YOURS r. j. ABLY,
See Mississippi state Grange.
Books and papers sent free to those
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iianapoIiS Ind.
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DUKE MAKES ANOTHER GIFT.
Trinity College Gets Endowment Of
100000.

Durham, n. c.. October 5.-(Special.)-
1t was announced by President Kilgo. at
nj a mass meeting in Craven Memorial
hail this evening" that Mr.. Washington
Duke. of Durham, has given another
5000 10 the endowment of Trinity coll
.ege Mr. Dukes gift to Trinity college
within this decade now amounts TO half
a million dollars and the gifts Of the
Duke family during This time amount to
more than $500. 600 This does not include
the amount given by Mr. j. u. Duke. of
New York, for a library building to be
erected during the present year. Mr..
Washington Duke has made larger gifts
10 southern educational institutions than
any other native southerner In the south
eastern states.
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MONEY TO PAY THE INTEREST.
Galveston Bonds VIII Not Be Dead
in Hands of Owners.

Galveston. Tex. October at is stated
by city officials that provisions have been
made TO pay tie interest on all outstand-
inE city bords w 10 January l. Ia0i. which
amounts approximately to about $4,000.
This amount does not Include the 5000
sent to New York on the list of October
TO pay Interest ON the fortv-year limited
Ccbt bonds. Arrang. ments have also been
made to pay all city employees i'm cash
each month To- February /. 1901. The
funds for this purpose are to come from
the special reserve fund and from tax
receipts. Inc city attorney today turned
over 20 the tax collectors sS0p delinquent
taxes.
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POPULATION OF ARKANSAS.
Census Shows tho State To Fave
1,31I,564 Inhabitants.

Washington. October 2-The census bu-
reau today published the returns for the
state of Arkansas:
The population Of the state in 1910 IS
1911 ,5Gi. as against l.l2S.l19 in 1880. repre-
senting an increase since 1890 Of 1S3.3S5
or lbs ner cent. The rate of increase IS
only about two-flfths of that for :he de-
cade from 1880 to 1890. when IL was 40.5S
per cent and less than oua-fOuTth of that
for the decade from 1870 to 1850, when i
was 6j.65 per cent. From 1850 to 1870 there
was an increass of only il.26 per cent. hut
prior 10 1850 the population more than
doubled Itself during each decade. and for
the decade from 1890 to 1870 showed an in
crease OF 22l.0 per cent
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LEFT WITH CLOCK PEDDLER.
Disappearance of South Carolina Boy
from His Home.

Columbia s c., october 5.--(Special)-
What is said to he n genuine case OF
abduction has come to light I'm Florence
county. Last Friday morning John
Hayward, a thirteen-year boy, disap-
peared from his fathers home i'm the
Eningham section MIR. j. f.. Hayward.
the father Of the lost boy, has been told
by responsible parties that he was Sc
duced from his home by man named
Simmons. a pretended clock peddler and
tinkerer Nothing has been seen or
heard of Simmons and the boy since Fri
day. II is thought that they went i'm the
direction of North Carolina. Simmons
had been at bingham for several weeks
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VOTED OUT OF SCHOOL
his of the Patrons Are
Against Him.

=. Ca. October 5.-(Special)-
,srendum vote of the patrons OF
the Phenix CITY schools in the case OF
pr,,cipaI SIM son ended quietly tonight,
90 votes having been polled. three-fourths
Of the total number of patrons. instead
of the two-thirds required by the school
board. out of this number there We're
III votes against SimpSon and 81 for him.
rho school board met tonight and count
ed tbe votes and ascertained that the
renuirements had been fulfilled. They viii
meet again Tuesday night and formally
accent Professor Simpsons resignation.
Neither side has anything TO say about
the turn of affairs
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NEVILLE GIVES HIMSELF UP.
Prominent Albanian is Charged
with Murder.

Montgomery. Ala, October 4-(SrecialD
ID. l.. Neville. prominent citizen Of Mon
roe county. was arrested in this count Y
today On the charge Of murder Neville
s. alleged TO have been implicated I'm kill
ing negro near Munrocville i'm ISqs Since
then he has been absent from the state.
Neville telegraphed from this city To the
sheriff Of Monroe and asked him To come
10 this city and arrest him. In other
words. he gave himself up. The sheriff
took the prisoner back 10 Monroe today
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Homes for Galveston Orphans

San Antonio. Texas. October 2-This
-itv today closed its subscriptions for the
Galveston and coast storm sufferers
The total subscription was s23.GS.15 In
cash seventeen cars OF clothing and pro-
visions and thre cars OF disintectants.
The first batch OF the two hundred Gal
weston and coast country orphans san
Antonio families have agreed To adopt,
arrived here today and were given homes
IN well-to-do families.
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RoUss wITHDRAws HIS OFFER.
Satisfied That He VIII Remain Blind,
He VIII Try No More Help.

New York, October 5.-Charles Broad
way ROuss has Withdrawn his ofier Of
81 900 900 for the restoration OF his eye
sight.
'.No further tests shall 30 made said
Mr.. Rouss today. 'T withdraw my offer
Of 81 COO for n cure. I shall dispense
with the services of my substitute. 1t IS
decreed l shall remain forever blind All
tests have proved futile and not one has
given me the slightest relief. The expert
lnents on the eyes Of uF -tute.
James J. Martin. have proven equally
useless I viii pass the remainder o. ny
DAVIS in patience
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-10-08
MCINTOSH KILLS MCKINNEY.
Tragedy at Bordeaux, S. c., Results
from q Quarrel

Columbia. S. c.. October 5.-(special.)-
At Bordeaux. Abbevine county. today
Eingleton A. Mcintosh alleged that a son
Of George Mckinney had moved some
cotton In which Mcintosh had an inter
est. Tho elder Mckinney declared he
did not believe II and said he would go
with Mcintosh to magistrate at Nc
Cormick. tomorrow and If Mcintosh
could produce one witness to support his
claim he could put the younger NIcKin-
nev on the chaingang. No" said Nc
Intosh. this will settle 1t better" and
thrusting u pistol to McKinnev's mouth
pulled the trigger. In his death struggle
Mckinney seized Mcintosh and would
have injured him with his naked hands
but one of the Mcintosh negroes threw
him down. Both men are farmers Of
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and the people believed In him. Mr.. r.
Hatchell knew of the matter, but at the
time thought nothing of 1t. 1t seems
from what he says that Simmons had
promised the boy to take him In Florence
and leave him there. SO that he might
return In the afternoon with his father.
who was In town. Mr.. Hayward Is nearly
heartbroken over the Disappearance of
his child. He has made extensive lnQuf-
ries with no success.
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Morgan Predicts Success.

Admission. Ala. October 5.-(Special)-
Senator John L. Morgan. who left yes
terday for Selma. stated before leaving
that he feels sanguine of democratic sue
cess next month. Senator Morgan says he
has never doubted since Mr.. Cleveland 5
first election but that there are more Than
enough democrats IN the country to elect
q president when they all vote and he
thinks the harmony now prevailing in the
party insures Mr.. Bryan's election. Sena-
tor Morgan is enjoying good health and
will PROBABLY make several speeches for
Congressman Burnett in the seventh dis
trict.
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Harris county. Galveston mainland. Bra
zoria. Fort Bend and Waller counties Is
the territory which stands more I'm need
of assistance than any part of the coun-
try reached by the storm.
The official reports are not complete.
hut they place the number Of people re-
ferrcd to by Captain Taliaferro In excess
80 IN
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Big Decrease in Formulation.

Galveston. Tex. October 5.-The census
Of the first ward. taken under direction
Of the relief committee. shows the popu-
iation to be 23s5. The United States
census returns. published the day before
the storm. gave the population of that
ward as 3.05a Returns from other wards
will follow shortly.
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Discovered by g Woman.

have discovered a positive ours for all fe-
male diseases and the piles. II never fails 10
cure the piles from any cause or IN either sex.
or any OF the diseases peculiar 20 women. 81 n
as ieuoorrhoea displaccments. liberation, gran
ulation etc. | will gladly mail free box q
the remedy TO every sufferer. Address MRS.
c. B. MILLER. BOX l24. Kokcmo. Ind
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C;oitre Is incurable DIR. Haig sends free trial
package of his discovery so that patients may
try and know positively that Gotre can be cued
at home withC ut pain, danger. operation n any
Inconvenience. Send your name and address to
pr John Il. Iaig. 237 Glenn Building. Cincin-
natl Ohio, and he will forward the treatment
hostage prepaid. DO not fail to get this
derful remedy. In Bombay. India, 60, 600 pa
tients in that infected district were cured with
this same remedy, and wherever used its sue
cess has been marvellous.
Write at once, send name and address today.
and Dr. 1IaiS will be glad to send you a trial
package Of the remedy free. DO not delay.
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TRAIN TUMBLES DOWN A BANK.
Engineer, Fireman and Brakeman
Instantly Killed.

Columbia S. c.. October 4-(Special)-
on the Plant system road near Berbow
mines. several miles from Charleston last
night. the engine and several freight cars
jumped the rails and)tumbled down an en-
bankment. killing Engineer GOoding, a
young white man, and Fireman Harvey
Thompson ana Brakeman Ben White. he
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KILLED BY BITE OF A SPIDER.
Fill Foreman at Union, S. c., Dies IN
Great AEON.

Columbia, &. G.. October 3.-l5peciaL)-
Thomas Icubanks was bitten on tho leg
by a spider IN tho Union Cotton riL.
where he was employed IS foreman A
physician was called IN. but i1lia-lla-
ton developed rapidly ard nothing could
he done 10 relieve the suffering az tho
unfortunate man. Twe-ty-f0ur l0u-s az
ter being bitten ho died IN great agony.
5Ir. EubanIs leaves n Ti1e ard six chill
dren