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Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-07-20
ALLIED FORCES REFUSED
Disastrous Battle Was Fought at
Ten Tsin on, July 13.


Of Colonel L,iscusn. commanding the
Land ferces OF the upited States. =.
We aecomplish this snds IL viii be
Rsesssary. to divert 4 large force 81
TROOPS from the Rh;Iippines, ena Il
viii also necsssitate tbs sxpeadikurs
Of largo snns Of zaSnse 90 dRfsaY the
expapsss ciAcsmRsisn Ia China. Gan
erAl MasAEkkRr sszs ~ osanot reduce
his fprcs ID he Philippines withou.
endanRsring Anaricen iRtsrrsts. con-
ssqHsntlY a. will be necessary ior
congress - asssEble IN sextra session
70 furnish ths ways and msans 10 ear
~ out the United States polisy In the
Chinese empire ~; t,e vss,
- no DECLARATION on wAa,
The decision Of the administration
up to date Is that the United States
government ia still not at war With the
government Of China. The hsppen-
ipgs 81 Tien Tsin, coming on Top u
the stories Of the latest struggles as
Pckfn, have not affected the attitude
81 he nation on this point; the United
HisRss and China are technically at
|pepce. 80 So .-g e..s
But this statement should not be &C.
|cspted Is indicating q purpose on the
part OF the United government 70 hold
It's hand in the Administrations OF swirl
add adequate punishment upon Iths
Chinese, without regard 70 station,
Who may be responsible for the out
rages Of the past few weeks. u means
sinpiy that the government Of sths
/ United States feels it can best schieYe
that puyposs By regarding the ststns
Officially a. one of peace ~ 49,
/ To hold otherwise would seriously
cripple the government in its Efforts e
ohfain satisfaction for the outrsgss &c
/ khe americans ia China. should tbey
hnd tho ports 81 Chins now open e
us closed. all sorts Of impediments
wonld Be- epcon1tered which now are
tmissing. Therefore, acoofding to th'
administration ssiews q declaration
Iwss would afford not even technics
esSo. 4hile - would be actually {
hetfE akfE back - =
i 4&1<r19NEne WE'RE 1UrCH1RED.
Il report has reached Official Chimes
c6a<f5rs ii Washington OF shocking
4 sr eiy Il RekIn moi heretofore show
4 ia nhy a the reports from China
16;s sppehfs In 9 paper printed il
the Chiness tent, and although it is NJ
\ way cf6cial and may be part Of tn
exaggerated gossip Of the situation, ]
has none the less attracted the attention
Of the Chinese minister at Washington
According 10 this Chinese report, 8,
600 Chinese officials Of Pekin engage
in the government service, united in
peslticnl 20 Pritce Tuap 10 SPARE tn
foreigners and afford them every prc
Etion. In response 10 this, accordin
10 the Chinese report, Prince. Tua
ordered that those who had united i
the petition be killed and the orde
vas carried ont - -
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-07-20
SENATOR GEAR DEAD.
Succumbs Suddenly to Heart Dis
ease at HIS Home In WASH

Succumbs Suddenly to Heart Dis
ease at His Home In WASH
ingt0n, D. c.
cUhitea States Senator John Henry
Gear. Of Burlington, Iowa, died ct
l:so q. m. Saturday 81 heart faifure,
In his apartments at the Portland in
Washington. While Senator Gear had
bsan inBad health toe gear OF more,
death came nnszspsctsd He WA IN
excellent spirits fSidss sveniag when,
accompanied By Mira Gear. he went
out driving with Secretary Wilson, of
he agricultural department. They
rsturssd abcnt110 o'clock and the roma
tof retired. IN hour later in his usual
health IE.ifs s.S'igTod - 3. -.G,I
Shortly before 2 O'Clock Saturday
morning the, senator, summoned his
confidential secretary and infogmed him
he Was troubled with congsstion in
his chest. Mrs. Gear was called snd
she concocted some simple remedies
which seemed TO give the senator some
relief. At $50 the. senator complained
Of serious difficulty in breathing. Hi,
condition became critical and his fsm.
lily physician, DR.. Davis, was sum
moned. An examination convinced
Dr.. Davis that his patient was suffer
ing from heart trouble and announced
that Senator Gear could scarcely Las
an hour. 49,. -. =.
About 4 o'clock the senator seemed
to be easier, and when asked By Mira
Gear as to his condition replied faint
~: p y
''1 feel trife better"
These were his last words. Fifteer
minutes LATER he was dead.
Sergeant-atArms Randells, Of tn,
senate, was notified of Senator Gear
death and began TO make arrangements
for ~ The remains were taken di
rectly 10 Burlington, lows, which, To-
many years, has been the homo Of tn
senatoy. : A special ear was attaches
10 the $50 p. m. train Sunday for %
commodatiCn Of the funeral party.
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-07-20
SEVERE HEAT IN NEW YORK.

Temperature In Some Places Was Over
one Hundred Degrees.
The oppressive heat Of Monday
prostrated twenty persons in NewYork
City. The tsInpersture was over 100
in the sun from IL o'clock in the morn
ing antil after s o'clock IN the after
noon, and stheymometers not in the
sun Registered over 100 in soma
places. 49,. .~.--
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-07-20
COSSACKs Plight BOxERs,

Cars Troops Wipe Out Three Thoaiand
Fanatics and Capture siz Ksupp ouass
The London. Daily Mail's 81 PeteFs-
burg correspondent says that IN . sin
hours battle outside OF Tien Tain on
July 9th, the Cossacks eaptazed an
Krupp guns aud killed numbers q
fleeing boxers. The Chinese lost
5000. including General Jek. =.
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-07-20
NILS sHUF DOWN. :


esisnbps Carpsntsss ne IDLE and Build
tnr 10 AZ ~ eczndsfifi.
Colnmbus. Ga. MS confronted Mon
dey viii tAs spectacle Of every planning
nth D ths city shut down, every con-
s:scsos sitting with hands folded,
0tse o. four hundfed carpenters idle
nd vork On some Fifty nav houses 81
sne city and suburbs 1t = standstili.
xhs agreement Of the mill men and
tae contractors 10 shut down until the
labor tzoublss have been adjusted was
n effsck
The carpsnters are asking for nine
heurs Nth the same pay ~ hereto
tore given under the ten hour scale.
The contractors regard this a. nine
hours' work for ten hours pay.
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-07-20
taERICANS LOSE HEAVILY
Colonel LIseun and Captain Davis
Among the yictims-The Sit.
uation Becomes More and ~
rlore Alarming.

fAf itOEe At1tnutuBs
5.sSys tts .-- .- 1.-.
A Washington special says: The
navy department has received Official
eosAfnation from Admiral Remey Of
ssvsrss Of the allied forces at Tien
Tsiss a ne morning of July 18th. The
aispttcE "a dated Che Foo, July is,
Ind says:
Reported that allied forces attacked
nstiye city on the morning Of the 18th,
The Russians we're on the right With
ths Ninth infantry and marines On che
lett. Losses Of the allied forces large.
Russians, one hundred, including
artillery colonel.
Americans, over thirty.
British, over forty. 4. %
ts5spanese, ffty-eighk incIudire
6cionels.
p French, twenty-fys.
t'Colonel Lisoum, Ninth 1ufsptzy,
kpled; also Captain Dsvis, Marine
Corps. Captain Lemisy, Ideutsnsnts
E1ilsy and Leonard Houpded- ;, g
tskt Z o'clock In ths ppeninG ne AT
led attack on the native cit< 8|lo <a-
ssissd with gfaak Ioss. Rcsafps 6rs
10 inoonaplste. ps,sila ssos Ut ees7
8fmsd. &K1kux :
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dispatch d&3e9 y 3 .oghsi Monday
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Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-07-20
RaIIroad Deal.

- -aH
An announcement Of more than
usual importance and inter est 10 that
which has been given out to the eject
that the: Atlantic, Valdosta and West
ern Railway Company has purchased
one.fourth interest in the properties OF
the Terminal Company In Jackson vile,
and in now an e1ual owner with the
Florida East Coast Railway Company,
the Seaboard Air Line Railway aud
the Plant System of these extensive
interests.
For some L. -strumors have been
beard that o q some nature was
psnding, and - --rssl idea Of the re-
salf was fore5ii- led, but not until
day O tive 81 vas the statement
made Of its actu1i a,:compIishment on
ca snch authority thst il could be
given % o fact. Tts deal was con-
snmuated and be-: % effective July
Hat The cons:dl d. ON paid for the
l1fee interest hae . been made pub
|lio. Hsncsforth f.s Atlantic, Vsldosts
and Western Company will have equal
Ef1<sfssf in the management Of the
(psgFcffE and Vice President aud
G&osssik Manager z. O. Long has
Elaned - the representative Of the
road In the local board Of manses O.
ffhenk y. II. Barnes, the general SUI
parfn}endenA Of that line.
Is The public will rsckl the recently
tconplebsd litigation between the At
liant Faidosta and Western and
| the Tef1inaE Compan- which resulted
li6 5hs fotrasf securing On sntranes:in-
10 aud the use Of the tsrminal proper
ties for its traffic, which was followed
Ithx6a4h The circuit . the supreme
oou7s 1f tho stats, and which resulted
kinx H1aI granting of the psEitiou OF
/ The raw Fpsd since that time it il
andsfsEosa that negotiations have been
in progress with the end In view that
hhs row bean accomplished. e'% '.-'s.
I, 70 q further understood shat the At
Ilaniic; Yeitosta and Western will be
3xerfsseAt4d by enc Or rcore officials
| On NE esseral Director IT the Ter
jininal ecmpsny. bnt these have not YET
been pshned nor hste the enal arrange
\ psnAa been completed 70 this end.
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-07-20

he cuban-American Manufactur-
Ing company. rs having cold storage
'fsbits erected ct each one Of their
bkes factories in Tampa, aud they viii
'afs hem to keep their cigars and to-
hecc6 In. There is always more or
1&ss trouble in this climA;s from worms
wien o new crop OF toba. o Is worked.
zha warmth matches ont thu eggs, and
<bsre Is . worm in the cigars and he
eafs ont, This cold storage plan has
hezn tried and fouDG 20 work well,
and This win be the frst step in the
direction of taking better care Of the
veiaable articles. The hrcAitect in
,chzfke Of the buildineszt making
them on entirely new liRss Ind ecien-
tic principles. This e efk tdea Of his
own, End he has alrsady ID fen steps
to hare his idea protected By the pat
ent ONCE at Washington.
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-07-20
! On shs Homo y .

~ So - On ths Homo y Il -.
ss Tho First National 3ankof Tampa
Is the only Florida bank Il t is mem
toned In the honor roll issded by the
Treasury Department. Il Glands tenth
on the list, and this Is q creditabls
showing, as the bank Was advancedcin
ayeef from about the fortieth place to
this pps. This rating is based on the
lsufpius fund and the tank. seems to
hsys = high standing. Ata meeting
lof ihe Stockholders and directors held
| tbs past week another sun was passed
Ito the surplus accouns and by the
tine another yeat rolls around tho
tbsnk viii go up still higher on the
lIisk The surplus fund now amounts
to $50. 900.
yitrifed brick paving has passed the
Department stage Il st. Augustine, and
| 81 future, where the 'ity and interest
ca taxphyers can sHcrs It, this style
tof ps9in8t will be -1vr."a. Among
The - ortaut t. ol sfes now
Eneedine Intention Ss- Marco. avenue
I il pefhAps the most j. II was
! more fbAn ten year, - when this
i avenue VS. paved w.t. ', cess blocks.
! a feH years ago t'ssy 80, become
worthlsss. It was recess " to make
some kind Of repair, nd ere being
| only small amoni- Ell ley in the
| treasury Il was dec;a Sd % she'll on
top Of che blocks. ..-ss rsoved to be
false economy, for } 4 son that the
shall was soon reaVc. 70 . powdel
and s6ssssrsd 10 q le' winds.
TIE Planters MAJ {scturing Com,
psny, sf Sanford. are taking sxtsnsis'
| inproYemsnts at their works. IN.
machinery for the fall and wintel
grinding Is being put In thorough
order. A hotel for the accommodation
!. Of The men 10 now being cosstfuessd
The casssys planted By the company
. Ion. IL various farms d coming n
/ finely.
Jndgs Hooker issned psrsmptnR
lusndsmus ordering the Ocala cit
, counniI to honor q eertifcats os slet
!, ton issued to DR.. Ott6 Gxsths .
|, alderman At large. Tie eiky propose
Ia -1-tS,w@ A. AmE8 80 u ~
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-07-20

Judge Hooker issned Q psrsmptnsy
naandamus ordering the 0cala city
COUNSEL to honor q osrtiaeats oi slsa-
tisn issued to Dr.. Ott6 Gxsths -
alderman At large. The eity proposes
to continue the light
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-07-20

The hearing Of Doctor Neison d
Bellsvisw before fudge b. Ballosk, sat
Ocala, on the chargs 81 pfscticing
medicine without , diploma sasd eon-
kaEy 70 ths laws Of Elofids ocsupied
whole dsy and pert1of 4 nieht Mel:
con showed that be simply ,cafrisd oai
the Instructions given him By q coE1'
petent M. ID. in treating cases Or can.
Ger at the sanitarium he Nas aequit,
ted. The ca5s aroused much iutsres.
and rauiie = number Of BelisFiss pee.
plsvsre n evidence. $50 s.
New-York tribune., 1900-02-11

from Vermont, has experience and tact A num-
Der Of the boys have made marked progress IN
their lessons In her little office near the school
room the teacher goes over the exercises handed
her by her pupils and shows them with evident
appreciation to any visitor. She says:
THE school was started eXpermentally last fall.
and has proved successful that 1t has now oe-
come permanent feature of the store The
school work has been found TO increase the eff
cheney and usefulness of the boys in their store
work and is therefore valuable to their employers
as well themselves.
The three hundred boys divided into classes.
and each class has two sessions week. Regular
attendance and strict attention to study are as
much insisted upon care in any work about the
establishment. The majority Of the boys, however
need no urging to take advantage of an opportu-
nifty for an education The business experience
they have already had has given them appre-
citation of its value. Arithmetic handwriting and
the correct use of the English language are the
branches most dwelt upon in the cash boys school
THE books in which they write their exercises and
Bile handwriting W9Ile many OF 9 ihe P IG[nantles @
careful records kept of each boys work, and
these have much weight in the matter OF promo
Many letters have been received from parents
to earn a living, at the same time able to
acquire the fundamentals of an education -
thusiasm for their studies They are not !aggards
the most of the two hours and appear to be sorry
when the time is up Spelling is their fayorite
most nopuIar volume in the school They go to il
to look up long words with which to parade their
learning while engaged in store duties. Many
times during the day 1 aCcosted by or
other OF them with such question What is a
long word for give? or. for 'go?' or talk? Along
the corridors of the store | will later hear them
speaking about presenting, or donating or de-
parting 'conversing.
"As this liking for long words increases their
vocabulary 1 am glad to encourage it, Another
amusing little habit of theirs, which is evidence
of interest in their studies, is way they have OF
observing and commenting upon the in
grammar which they overhear falling from the lips
NJ heir people
customers. They turn with disdain from such
grammatical monstrositIes double negative or
a plural verb with subject in the singular
number.
II never have the slightest difficulty in regard to
attendance. If boy is able to come to the store
he never offers an excuse to absent himself from
school, and after arriving his behavior is exem-
New-York tribune., 1900-02-11
THE TRIBUNE PATTERN.
A TISSUE PAPER PATTERN OF woMANs
FANCY WAIST. NO. 1899. FOR COUPON
AND 10 CENTS.

Many attractive tucked and pIeated waists are
shown to be worn with the new skirts. This stylish
waist of green whipcOrd has a plastron formed OF
dark green velvet. over which is applied vest OF
heavy cream lace
1t is mounted a glove fitted lining which closes
in the centre front. and is faced with velvet to
square yoke depth in the back. The material Is
arranged in backward turning pelts OF graduated
lengths which form a yoke OF unique shaping and
the pleats overlaid closely at the waist line in
centre back.
The front plastrOn Is permanently attached to the
lining and included in the right shoulder seam.
crossing over and fastening invisibly at the left
shoulder and under the pIeats.
Waists in this style worn with the pIeated and
tucked skirts. now in vogue, producing elegant
costumes with long graceful lines.
Prunello. Venetion. Lansdowne, fOulard, chauts
or cashmere may be combined with lace velvet.
applique fancy silks. The plastron may be made
all of one material if so preferred.
New-York tribune., 1900-02-11
LONG IsLAND CoUNCIL oF WOMEN

The Executive Committee OF the Long Island
Council of Women's Clubs has met and formally
accepted the invitation 10 meet at Glen Cove for
the next session in May. -Four clubs combined TO
rroffer the invtation-the women's clubs OF Glen
Cove, Oyster Bay, Roslyn and Westbury The plans
OF the committee in regard to speakers subjects
etc, will be eagerly anticipated. The membership
of the committee is made up as follows: Mrs
Clark. OF the Flushing Good Citizenship League
chairman mrs. Alice Morse Earle Fort Greene
Chapter, Daughters Of American Revolution; Mrs
Priscilla II; hacksian, Bedford Political Equality
League; MIS Terry Working Girls Club OF
nE@dii sTookynM Mrs Mr5 MWqt smith Pstehogge
Club, and Mrs. Charles L. Underhili Froebel So
clety. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1900-02-11
d. R. OF NEW-YORK STATE

AT the annual election of the New-York State
Society of the Daughters Of the Revolution held
last week at the headquarters, No. 226 West Fifty
eghth-st, the regular ticket went through almost
unanimously. with Mrs. Charles Francis Roe re-
elected as State Regent. Other officers now are;
Treasurer. Miss Viola Waring; first vice-regent
Mrs. James Davis; second vice-regent, Mrs. Charles
w. Dayton; recording secretary, Mrs. L. Holbrook;
assistant secretary. Mrs. Henry w Helfer; regis
trar, Miss Emma Gertrude Page; historian, Mrs
David c. Carr; librarian. Mrs. Bradley L. Eaton;
curator, Mrs Robert Nook The Board OF Mana
gers include Mrs. Frederick j. Swift. Mrs. William
w. Read, Mrs Ashbel p Fitch, Mrs. Van Campen
Taylor, Mrs Charles A. Clapp, Mrs. Francis
Furnald, jr.. Mrs George B. Wallis, jr, Miss
The Thomas Smith GTimke, irr Mrs. Jacob shrady
MRS. ID. PhpniN 1ngraharu. Mrs. Henry d. will
iams and Mrs Frederick Potts sperry.
New-York tribune., 1900-02-11

An interesting letter from Helen Inez GaskiT, of
Ponce, has been received by Mrs. George r. Sulli-
van of No East Forty -third-st., who is proml-
nent member of the Soldiers Relief Society The
letter reads in part:
The need for the orphan asylum still exists. . no. no
terested In the work feel much depressed at times,
not knowing when from what source to expect
work-that is the military relief What Is going
TO become of the miserable, gaunt human beings
Many OF them are shufiing off this mortal coil
daily, and 1t is well, but still those left must be
The Benevolent Society is giving aid to the sick.
hs helpless f ana a6es st snd is se an Is M
gion They are sleeping under sheds on the naieT e
three were found dead when morning came-died
from hunger and exposure. .,,
The thermometer rises to 80 degrees as regularly
the clock strikes II every day, but drops TO o.
degrees nights, and with the heavy dew that
out covering with no physical endurance and very
little food, they finally die. That horrible disease
frequently seen-though no one seems to name IT.
oeaS eS Iaoks k enrosythe fact is have Never
of that disease to know 1t, hence should
How these people are going to live do not know
The crops maturing about one-fourth OF the
the natives and a year must pass before another
crop comes. The plantains will not rpen for four
get their assistance?
If ever country needed some roads, this does
ton in this little isle without danger to life and
limb. They ought to build roads at Government eX-
pense and pay these people wages.
that kindly mother has covered the naked branches
of the broken trees; growth is everywhere, and
could realize that awful storm II they had
never seen the place previously. The military au-
thorties have cleaned up Ponce better than it was
done before and are keeping it in good condl-
My hope for the asylum is in your efforts, The
children are here, homeless being raised a!mos5
learn easily. There is one excellent quality IN tnese
New-York tribune., 1900-02-11
COUNCIL OF JEWISH WOuEN.
WHAT THE ORGANIZATION Is-ITs PUR-
POSES AND METHODS OF WORKING.

The Council of Jewish Women has unique place
in the organizations of throughout the
United States. 1t is council of councils having
branches in most of the States and in Canada, all
of which meet cnce in three years for conference.
The State organizations called sections, and
are governed by constitutions practically the
that of the general council.
The second article of the constitution states that
the purposes of the organization are. among Others
further united efforts in behalf of the work of
social reform by the best philanthropic methods
It is also stated that the council believes that
ligion and philanthropy are inseparable. The pro-
gramme for work and study is composed in large
New-York tribune., 1900-02-11
HY VALENTINE.
ONE OF THE DAINTY GIFTS NOW IN crp-
CULATION

ONE OF THE DAINTY GIFTS NOW IN CIR
CULATIoN.
One Of the prettiest and daintiest of valentino
verses In circulation at present IS the following
valentine TO Little Girl by John Henry c.
dinal Newman and reprinted from ..Terso. ar
Various Occasions for private circulation i.h
the kind permission of the publishers. Ionpr,ans
Green Co 1t is issued with greetings fro
the Brothers Of the Book" The artistic cover
design is by Robert w. Hyde
VALENTINE TO LITTLE C,TRT.
Little maiden. dost thou pine
For faithful Valentine?
Art thou scanning tinidly
Every face that meets thine eve?
FaireE en1a FACE laf6gIg fSgn iba1 there & may be
Little maiden. scholar mine
"ouiost thou have valentine?
GO and ask, my little child,
Ask the Mother undedled:
Ans A5s VII tqT She WsDe4 wt 65aT fn tg6h thee near
Valentine. The name is good
For il comes Of lineage high
And famous family:
And IL tells Of gentle blood,
Noble blood, and nober still
For its owner freely pour'd
IN the quarrel OF MS Lord
Kaientinei I know the name:
Many martyrs bear the same;
Round their warrior God and King
VITA 3her robes abe fSf OF Th6T hf~ 9ae 6sd
And their swords Of cherub fame"
Yes. there is plenty there 12A3.S
knights without repToach or fear
Such st. Denys. such st. George
Martin, Maurice, Theodore
Guerdon gaind and warfare DER
BY that without a surge.
And beneath the eternal sky
And the beatihc Sun,
In Jerusalem above.
Valentine is every one
Choose from out that company
Whom 10 serve. and whom to love
The oratory. 1850
New-York tribune., 1900-02-11
CASH BOYS HER APT PUPILS
A VERMONT sCHooLMAAM IN A DE-
PARTMENT STORE BASEMENT.

An innovation has been inaugurated in one OF the
New-York department stores. where three hundred
cash bows attend school twice week from to 10
o'clock in the morning. A cOmmodious and cheer
full section Of the basement of the store has been
set aside as a schooroom. A teachers desk STANDS
at one end. beside a large potted palm Pictures
a map a clock and flags adorn the walls
blackboard stands in one corner, a case of refer
ence and textbooks in another, and elsewhere are
to be found big dictionary stand and
globe while occupying the main portion OF the
room study tables, each furnished with writing
materials
The teacher Miss Alice Boutelle, a schoo2R a am