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Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-06-29

POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.


AT the request of many republicans ] have de
cided to he II candidate for the oi'ire of Sheriff of
Fall River county. subject to the decision of the
Republican convention. ! will appreciate any
assistance which may he given III" hy my friends
in various parts of the county.
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WANTED

/ want several good agents TO solicit orders
for the Life. Work and Great Sermons of ID.
l.. Moody. $4,000 per month salary will he
paid to good cnnyassers. Nuke application
to me Mt Evans Hotel ut Hot Springs.
S. B. CLARK.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-06-29

According to Dom Paul, the capital
of the Transvaal is wherever he stops
to light his pipe and drink his cup of
coffee.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-06-29

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work will receive $50 as a u prize: the second
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EMPLOYMENT write for full particulars. send
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Leads all Carolina aiesin News and Cireulat>

to the wounded man. Soon after the
wounds were dressed Mr.. Farthing was
able to be carried to his home on Nc
Mannen street. and DR.. Z. T. Brooks, the
family physician. was called and reQdered
all the assistance that was necessary
The wounded man is getting along as
we'll as could be expected.
Neither Mrs. Farthlng por the two
boys were thrown out and/only received
severe shaking up.
The funeral services over the remains
OF Mrs. w. T. Pollard, who died in Ashe
vile yesterday morning were conducted
from the residence this afternoon at four
o'clock, by Rev w. C. Tyree. pastor of
the First Baptist church. after which
the remains were inferred in the city
cemetery.
The work Of repairing and ramodeling
the old Globe warehouse, which is to he
used as a freight depot for the Norfolk
and Western road, is being pushed for
ward rapidly in order to have it in shape
for business by the time the track is
completed so trains can run over it.
When the depot is completed we do not
hesitate to say that it will be the best
and handsomest freight depot in North
Carolina
About a year ago, w II. Oakley, cash
Ter of the Citizens Savings Bank, lost
a black dog which answered to the name
Of SNOW" He tried for quite a while
to locate the dog, but failed to do so.
The other day he heard that a gentle
man who resides at South Boston, Va,
had the dog. Mr.. Oakley at once wrote to
him. Last night The dog was returned to
the owner. Snow seems to be glad to
be at home again and has taken his old
position following Policeman Cogle
around. The gentleman who had the dog
found him at Helena, on the n. and w.
r. r.. and had no idea who he belonged
TO until he heard from Mr. Oakley.
Mrs. Jas. a. Robinson. wife of Editor
Jas. \. Robinson, of the Durham Sun,
went down to Morrsville this morning to
attend the bedside of her brother, Estes
Page, who has been quite sick with ty-
phoid fever. 1t is feared complications
have set in with the fever
Mrs. Thos. j. Simmons, of Rome, Ga.
arrived in the city this morning on a
visit to her sister, Mrs. T. d. Jones, and
her father, Mr.. Jas. Southgate, and her
brother, J. II. SOuthgate.
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LITTLE FIRE AND A BIG SCARE.
What is Your Name, Miss" Eight Dollar S
Month"
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Especial to News and Observer)
Charlotte. n. c., August 31.-The Char
lotte Plumbers Association seems to be
coming into special prominence here
Only short time ago they inaugurated
a strike and now they have decided to
take part in the parade on Labor Day
They will be Costumed especially for tbs
occasion.
The labor organizations of the city will
have picnic on this occasion. at which
c. w. Tillett, Esq, will deliver the chief
address of the occasion. Labor Day will
thus be celebrated at Charlotte on a
larger scale than ever before
The Retail Grocers' Union and the
Chamber of Commerce are making strn-
gent efforts to obtain an up-to-d date mar
ket house for Charlotte. The Chamber
of Commerce viii likely take action at
an early date This is an old question
here, but the present agitation will most
likely result in something definite.
At 9 o'clock this morning the fire de-
partment was called out to a fire in the
storage building of the Queen City Tele-
phone Company. The damage was slight
A young woman who rooms over the
store-room was so terribly frightened by
the blaze that when somebody asked her
name she replied, Eight dollars a
month"
The big camp meeting at Latta Park
for the colored people which was started
on August 9th will close Sunday. The
crowds, especially on Sundays have num-
bercd thousands and negroes have in
many cases come fer miles to attend the
meeting.
49, >-~~'hern people and others un-
familiar with the negros camp meeting
methods have shown great interest in
the gatherings.
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PREPARING TO WINTER THERE.
Notwithstanding the Statement That We Are
Ready to Vacate Pekin.
(By the Associated Press.) }

Washington, August 31.-The Russian
note relative to the withdrawal of Rus
sia from China and the United States
response thereto. were made public to-
day by the State Department, after the
Cabinet had fully considered the expe-
diency of so doing. The CORES pondence
is unique in the history of diplomatic
exchange. II may be said to illustrate
a clever move BIZ which the United
States Government has assumed the lead
in prescribing the policy of the powers re-
specting tire Chinese trouble. This was
accomplished by the State Department
availing Itself of the Russian note to
address to the powers an inquiry as to
their policies. an answer TO which
scarcely can be avoided.
Various meanings can be placed upon
the statements of the two PRINCIPALS TO
this eorrespondence. Thus. on the one
hand, it may be noted that while Rus
sia announces a purpose to withdraw
her troops from China, still as to the
occupying force at Niu Chwang, a cOndi-
tion is attached that almost negatives
the proposition as to that point. Re-
specting our own attitude, it appears thai
while believing the best course to puT~
sue is 20 remain in Pekin. our Gov
ernment is stSll willing to withdraw.
Perhaps tbs means that if there is TO
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INJURED III a RUNAWAY.
Mr.. G. C. Farthing ThrCwA From Buggy in
North durham.
Especial to News and Observer.

Especial to News and Observer)
; Durham, N c., August 31.-There came
near being a serious runaway accident on
Nangum street late Thursday afternoon.
.r. G. c. Farthing, his mother, Mrs
CiToline Farthing, and two sons, William
and Daniel, were driving through North
Durham when one of the shafts of the
vehicle came loose and dropped down
upon the horses heels. The horse
started on run, and the carriage struck
a post beside the road, breaking the other
shaft loose. At this the horse made an
other jump, dragging Mr.. Farthing out
of the carriage and throwing him head
first against the curbing of the street.
Mr.. Farthing received a very severe cut
on the back of the head and another on
the forehead. He also was considerably
bruised labout the shoulders and body
Dr. ~ NJ. Manning was hastily sum
moned and rendered medical assistance
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WAKE FOREST OPENS
205 Students Registered by
10 Yesterday Morning.
The Gymnasium Going Up Rapidly. New
Recitation Rooms. The Year Begins
With Brightest Prospects.
Especial to News and Observer

Wake Forest, n. c., August 31.--The
opening Of Wake Forest College was a
success in every respect. The registra-
tion today at 10 o'clock was 205, and we
can safely estimate those unregistered
at 20, making a total arrival of 225 stu
dents at the opening Of the third day,
which is an advance in registration of
- over last year ut the same date. The
boys are entering well and getting down
to work. They greeted the new Profess
scr of Pedagogy, Prof. Crittendcn, with
much enthusiasm and gave great ap-
plause to his informal response.
The gymnasium is going UP rapidly and
will add much to the beauty of the col
lege grounds. The new recitation rooms
will be ready for use next Monday. All
in all, this year bids fair to be the most
successful year in the history of the in
stitution.
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RUssO-AMERICAN PROPOSAL.
Text of Russia's Note and the American Gov
ernments Response.
(By the Association Press }

Washington, August 31.-The State
Department has just made public the
text of the Russian proposal and its own
response as follows:
Telegraphic instructions sent to the
representatives of the United States,
Berlin, Paris, Vienna, Rome, London,
Toxic and ST. Petersburg:
Department of State Washington,
August 10Th 1900.
THE Russian Charge yesterday after
noon made to me an oral statement re-
specting Russia's purposes in China to
the following effect:
That as already repeatedly declared,
Russia had no design of territorial ac-
quistion in China; that, equally with
other powers now operating there, Rus
sia has sought safety of legation at Pc
kin and to help the Chinese Govern
ment to repress the troubles, that Incl
dentally to necessary defensive meas
ures on Russian border Russia has oc-
cupied Niu Chwang for military purposes
and as soon as order is re-eStablished
will retire troops therefrom, if action
of other powers be no obstacle thereto;
that the purpose for which the various
governments have co-operated for relief
of legations in Pekin has been accom-
plished; that taking the position that
as the Chinese Government has left Pc
kin, there is no need for her representa-
tion to remain, Russia has directed Rus
sian Minister to retire with his Official
personnel from China: that the Russian
troops will likewise be Withdrawn and
that when the Government Of China shall
regain the reins of government and af-
ford an authority with which the other
powers can deal and will express desire
to enter into negotiations, the Russian
Government will also name its represe5-
tative. Holding these views and pur-
poses, Russia expresses hope that the
Continued on Sixth Pilgs.)
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STILL 1T MAY GO DOWN
So the Troops Will Doubtless Retire
From Pekin.
THE TAKU FORTS MUST SILL BE HELD
Earl Ii viii No Doubt be Accepted by the
Powers as China's Envoy. Story of
Restraint to be Imposed Up
on Him Baseless,
on Him Baseless.
(By the Associated Press.)

London, September Saturday,
APO a. MN the absence of further
news from China the papers are again
filled with discussions of the Russo
American proposals, which, so far as
may be gathered from the represen-
tations of opinions in the various Eu-
ropean capitals, are calculated to sub
ject the unity of the allies to an eN.
ceedingly severe and dangerous test.
In Germany especially these prcpcs-
ais are so diametrically opposed TO
Emperor Williams policy that they
have produced something Ike con-
sternation. As the Daily News eli
torially remarks Count Won Waldcr-
see was assuredly not sent TO assist
in restoring the Empress Dowager." :"
1t is recognized on all sides that
Germany's decision is the pivot of the
matter. Emperor William intended
by dispatching Count Won NaIdersea
TO have the master hand in the Chi
neSe settlement. Russia has taken
the wind out of the officers sails and
Is now Posing as the friend and pro-
tector of China. The morning papers
express the greatest suspicious of the
interventions of Russia.
Vienna specials show that the Rus
so-American proposals have caused
extreme annoyance there. 1t is be-
lieved that Austria-Hungary will fol-
low in Germany's steps, but it is re-
cOgnized in both Berlin ard Vienna
that the withdrawal of Russia AMI the
United States from Pekia would leave
the other powers little option but To
follow.
SOME FAVOR SHOWN THE PLAN.
London, August S1.-The Associated
Press has official authority for announc-
ing that the American Russian proposal
in favor of the withdrawal of the allied
forces from Pekih. with the view Of ia
cilitating negotiations for the conclusion
of peace, has not only met with con-
siderable favor at European chancellories
but is almost certain to be adopted. Ir
the meanwhile, the question of employing
Ii Hung Chang as an intermediary is
meeting Wits more and more favor. and
as the Associated Press has intimated in
recent dispatches, in all probability will
be settled affirmatively as soon as l.
Hung Chang is able to obtain necessary
authority.
The recent statement that the aHnsfrals
of the powers in Chinese waters. con
templated detaining Lii Hung Chang at
Taku is devoid of foundation. Ii Hung
Chang will remain at Shanghai endeavcr-
ing to the utmost to open communica-
tions with his colleagues of the Chinese
Government.
There is a growing conviction in official
circles here that the withdrawal of the
allies from Pekin is the only practical
procedure under the existing circum-
stances.
There is. however no doubt in official
circles that it will be necessary for the
powers to maintain their hold of the
Taku forts, and certain other strategical
points until satisfactory terms are ar
ranged and ample guarantees given by
China for her future good behavior.
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Hanged For Criminal Assault.
(Bv the Associated Press J

Belair, Md. August 31--Wiliam Black,
colored. was hanged here at 7:41 o'clock
this morning. He met death with con-
siderable calmness, although he was
plainly very nervous on his way to the
scaffold, and has for several days past
been in a state bordering on complete
collapse,
Black died for criminal assault corr
mitted on Miss Jessie Bradford. a 10 year
old girl, who lived near Aberdeen, this
county. Great precautions were taken 10
avoid IA lynching which was feared even
at the last moment.
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B. S. PITTMAN ESCAPES.
Bloodhounds Fail to Trace Eim. Magistrate
Kirby improves
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Especial to News and Observer)
Selma, N. c., August 31-Mr. B. S.
Pittman who shot and painfully wounded
Magistrate Kirly yesterday, escaped last
night just before time set for trial. Blood
hounds were procured and put on his
trail, but to no avail. Nothing has been
learned as to his whereabouts up to this
time. Mr.. Kirly is reported much better
today and it is hoped that he may en-
tirely recover.
The long drought was broken here
night before last by one of the heaviest
rains that has visited our community
since last spring. Farmers report crops,
though severely injured, much improved.
The F. NJ. Hood Company is the name
of a new mercantile firm that will at
an early date put in a general stock in
the brick store now occupied by n. B.
SniPes & Bro
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Bar Association Adjourns.
lBy the Associated Press.l

Saratoga, n. Y, August 31.-The Ameri-
can Bar Association concluded its twenty
third annual meeting with a brief session
today. The report of committees on uni
form laws and on law reporting and digest
were submitted and adopted
The following officers were elected:
President Edward Wetmore, New York
Secretary-John Hinkley. Baltimore,
Nd
Treasurer-Francis Rawls. Philadelphia.
Executive C0mmittee-The President,
Secretary and treasurer and U. NJ. Rose,
Little Rock. Ark: VIM. A. Ketchan, In
dianapolis; Henry st. George Tucker,
Lexington, Va; r. A. Mercer. Pennsyl-
vania, and Charles F. Libbey, Portland,
Maine.
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NEW YORK TO QUARANTINE.
Cans Knocks Out Hawkins
(By the Associated Press

New York, August 31.-At the Broad
way Athletic Club tonight, the last series
OF bouts under the Horton law were
brought TO a conclusion by Joe Cans. Of
Baltimore, knocking out Dali Hawkins,
CT California. in the third round of a
contest thas was scheduled to go %
rounds at 133 pounds.
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w. ]. BRYAN.
ADLAI Z. STEVENSON,
JAMES X. JONES,

Chairman Democratic National Committee.
VIM. r HEARST
President National Association Democratic Clubs
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A CALL TO DEMOCRATS!!!
BRYAN and Stevenson Club Will Be Organized
in Every Precinct in North Carolina on
Sept. 18th. State Convention
on Sept. 26th.
no the Democrats of North Carolina:

To
the
R.
low to-wit:
To the Democrats of the Unit
policies
being Democratic
in
be delay
tions a is w
Association
nzation and numb O members"
w.
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The groom may lead the bride to the
alear-but his leadership is apt to end
there.
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TO BAR OUT PLAGUE
New York Will Quarantine
Vessels From Glasgow.
Eleven Cases in The Glasgow Hospitals. Wash
iogtOu Officially Notified. Spain tx
pected 10 Quarantine.
(By the Associated Press.)

Glasgow, August 31.-There has been
no increase in the number of cases of the
plague in this city, and no undue alarm
as to the spread of the disease is felt
The authorities are acting with prompti-
tudc ard are confident of confining the
outbreak within the present scope.
GLASGOW DECLARED INFECTED.
Washington, August 31-The following
cat-egram was received today at the
Marine Hospital Service:
Glasgow, August 31st
Local Board of Health declares Glas-
gov infected with plague. Eleven cases
and one suspicious case in the hospital
today.
(Signed) THOMAS"
INSPECTION OF VESSELS.
London, August 31.-The port authorl-
ties of Southampton, Liverpool and else
where have already started a special in
spection CT vessels from the Clyde, and
the prices of iron have hardened in ex-
pectaton that Spain will immediately
enforce a quarantine against Glasgow,
which would seriously interfere with the
Scotch steel makers by delaying the re-
ceipts OF iron ore.
NEW YoDX TO QUARANTINE.
New York, August 31.-Healtb Officer
Doty will quarantine all vessels from
Glasgow for twelve days from their en-
barkation, being the maximum period of
incubation.
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.Ous Deasest Wish" and King Dav
NJ are to n. consid ,rei ut the Pres6y.
tesisu church, pext Sunday.
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Lyman I. Henry came down fsos
Oussy. Wednesday. on . whit to ht
psssots. NJ. sod Mrs. JudGs Hsasy.
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r n Light snd Wn- 6Aoup arrived
from S~Isds. Tuesday snd expect tn boz
q ssoch somevhere in the valley.
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We carry only the ssss iioes q er"e-
ssies that esa - hsd. aud see sa'isdesi
eth . sosil psodt. Delta Cossty
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6sn Blair snd others are looking up
. ditch location for land on the uossA
side of the Gunuis0n river.
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An- r. L Spsrts, nes Stslla Gsahsa
returned 70 hes bone 10 Oursy. SUNDAY
sftes q vssk's visit vith erishds hers.
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CIV. Tsoos left Tor Tsllusids. Wed.
nesday morping. 10 resume his positioe
On the S0uegier mine.
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NJ. and Mrs Lsw Davis came nov'
srom M"osr"... Satus.iav. HH . shos
visit vith their sister. Nm Bso Ghssa
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v.~t up 10 Psoaia 10 visit hb father.
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z. B. A0dessoo retcsned from . bUsa-
Dsss triy 70 Telluride and Rico. 6stUs-
day.
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e. p. Butcher Bset last v~sk To-
Hotchkiss 10 tate chsrgs a the Stock.
han / II llosn C,opasy store st thst
piscs.
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A. G. Botaeoed vest - Dsnvss u
6sst oe the week Tor . shost bueiusa
trip.
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Sheriff Smith vent up to Oursy on Z
business trip. Tuesday. returning OF
Wednesday.
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Prot. Wo,ds hss started . Glass II
music at the Presbytesian church With
fair prospects,.
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Geo. A. Gresa returned 70 his ho0l
in Chssokss Iowa. lest Friday.
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A. C. BoHssord sAippsd tvo esss q
eattIs 70 Dsasos la1t 0usday.
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