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RossLYN FFRRELL GUILTY.
The Jury Takes IN Stock IN Defcnse's
Plea Of Degeneracy.

Maryvllle. O., oct. SO.-The Jury at
midnight returned a verdict Of murder
I'm the first degree. without recommen-
dalton, against Rosslyn Terrell for the
murder on the night OF August 10 last
OF Charles Lane an express messenger
on the Panhandle east-bOund train.
The murder was committed FOR the pur-
pose OF robbery. Terrell secured 1900
IN money from the safe Of the Adams
Express company. The defense pleaded
that the intermarrlage Of his ancestors
produced degeueracy.
The verdict carries with Il the death
penalty. which is electrocution.
The deliberations 81 the jury occupied
six hours and thirty minutes. and the
verdict wss reached az ll:lo o'clock to-
night When the indictment was read
Ferrell appeared 20 be taken bv surprise
and his face flushed This was the first
visible sign N emotion that had been
shown by him during the trial. but he
ouicklv regained composure and was
led back to his cell without having
uttered a word.
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NO INDEMNITY
DEMANDED YET.
Ministers at Pekin Have Not Con-
sidered the Matter
CONGER wANTSTUANS HEAD
President VIII be satisfied win his
Degradation Claims Tor DAM
ages Submitted.

New York. oct. 3.-Author,atiye de-
NAL is made in Washington. says a
Herald special that the ministers in
Pekln have already decided TO demand
S2JO0O0.o0O indemnity Il is stated
that this matter has not yet been con-
sidered.
The ministers and Chinese ENJOYS are
trying TO settle the punishment of the
Boxer leaders. and 81 is learned that
Mr. Conger is especially DESTROYS 70
have Prince Iuan executed. 10 was
stated last night boy "a high official that
the President win bo satisfied should
Prince Tuan be- degraded. Germany
wants him behcaded 30 steps have
yet been taken to estimate the ndem-
nifty China should pay the United
States The war department Is pre-
pairing 20 collect information 8s Co the
cost OF the expedition 20 China. rep
rosentatiyes OF the religious den1mina-
lions. whose missionaries were killed
and injured and missions We're des-
troyed, are comforting with Messrs.
Conger and RoCkhill. and private citi-
zens whose property was destroyed,
have submitted claims 90 the state
department. but they have AN been
notified that such action IS premature.
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SALISBURY WILL RESIGN,
viii be Succeeded in Foreign Secretayship by
Marquis Of Landsdowoe,
He II a Weak Wan and Can be Han.
died, While Mr.. Chamberlain
Might be Strong-headed.

New York, Oct St-A dispatch to the
Tribune from Washington says;
II is announced seemingly with au-
thority that Lord Salisbury acting on
advice, has decided to relnQuish the
foreign secretaryship. Lord Salisbury
has had over eleven years IN the foreign
Office, and although he has passed his
SEVENTEEN birthday, II he had merely
consulted his own natural desires he
would have continued to hold the two
offices which he has occupied with such
unyarying success. As prime minister
he will be able 10 exercise general con-
troll. not alone in the foreign affairs,
but in other departments OF The service.
Lord LansdOWne, who has been a tall-
ure at the war office. Will be. according
TO the Telegraph, the new foreign Sec
rotary. lie is q weak politician, but has
been a successful vlCerOy, and Is per-
soma grata with the premier With
Lord LansioWne at the foreign Office,
Lord Salisbury win stu be able to di-
rect the foreign policy Of England,
whereas such might not be the case II
strong man like Mr. Chamberlain had
been appointed. II Is not unlik Ely. now
ever. that there will be a great cutlery
II Lord Transformers appointment
should be- officially confirmed.
London. oct. 3l-The following Inn
portant announcement appears this
morning in the Daily Telegraph
we understand that. after mature
consideration. Lord Salisbury has de-
cided ~ resign the foreign secretary
ship. which viii be transferred to the
Marquis OF Lansdowne. Although the
health Of the prime minister gives no
cause for anxiety. We believe that he IS
largely influenced by the eOunsels Of his
medical advisers"
Referring editorially 20 the appoint
ment OF the Marquis of Lansdowne TO
the foreign office. the Daily Telegraph
approves II, especially In view Of the
fact that Lord Salisbury's influence Will
still preside over the foreign policy Of
Great Britain"
Lord Salisbury came 20 London yes
terday and paid a long visit to the for
eign office. where he received Lord
I.ansdowne and after him the Duke OF
Devonshre.
There Is little doubt that the Daily
Telegraph's information is correct, The
appointment OF Lord Lansdowne, whose
control Of the war Office has been so
severely condemned will probably cause
some dissatisfaction
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IN THE BoER COUNTRY.
nr''lsh Taking Strong Measures,
Even Deporting Women.

n'g.taddock. Cape Colony. oct. 3O-The
s DuIeh church Is the only building left
~ IiIi'1.ng IN BothaviAe. owing, IL IS
'',I' 70 the strong British measures.
Nofe Boer women have been deport-
tlVfn Jegersfonteln. They were sent
=. bloemfontein. where they are i'm
file the ciyL
Sapeiown, Oct SO-General Brabent
Hno mas been appointed to superintend
s sHe recruiting Of the Cape Irregular
Ives, appeals 20 the men 20 come
lo.W,ard' alleging that under present
,,o,nuiuons anything like a general re-
'- IN or refugees is impossible
Dioeinionteln. Friday oct 3e-The
,g.g5sIaph lines are still interrupted and
,l9iis delayed owing to the Beers de-
a'uhg a train ten miles south ~ Eden
mug, mug. All Beers over II years OF age
s,,slhs outside a radius Of ten miles
Nm hl0emfontein are surrounded by
nLItish troops and brought here 70 pre-
vent their rejolning the commanders.
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DR.. S. b. Hartman, Columbus, o..
81 can scarcely find words TO express
my gratitude to you for all your kind
ness to me, 1t has robbed the grave Of
one victim, for was IN q critical condi-
ton when / wrote you before. Thanks
to you, however, my health Is fully re-
stored. wish every young lady in our
town could read your book. There would
be great deal less sickness and puny
women. miss Bertha +. Sargent.
NAvAsoTA, TEX.
DR.. S. B. Hartman, Columbus, OI
81 think IL Is time to let you know
what your treatment has done for me.
I am rid Of that terrible trouble / bad
when wrote to you. When would
stoop over | could not s.raighten up
without the most severe pain. lam well
Of that, and am much better IN other
waysn-Mrs. Il. X. +. Gille, Box ~.
OsYEA, Miss.
DR.. S. b. Hartman, Columbus, o.;
lam sure that Pe-ru-na Is one OF the
best medicines on the market. l am
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CHURCH WORK IN CHICAGO.
a New Federation OF Christian
Churches Formed 10 Forward IL.

Chicago oct 3l.-"Federatlon OF
churches and Christian Workers in
chicago Is the name Of an organlza-
sloh winch has been formed at the con-
ference Of institutional methods Of
church work. The federation is the
nucleus Of an organization which prom
Ses 20 equal II not rival, I'm importance
NE institution Church League OF New
IoIh cry. after which the Chicago or.
Gani2ation IS patterned.
me constitution OF the organization
spyyclhes that the organization OF the
.ea1. ration is TO bring organized in.
,e'usence and love OF our churches 10
year upon the material, social, econo-
inlg. civic and spiritual Interest OF the
.AInily NE Of the city, and through in
o g,l.'leu'nlnational conference and Co.
o or5 10 meet Its every religious
ana moral need"
a. committee Of twenty-five pastors
Was appointed to further the objects az
tne organization.
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COLOMBIAN REVOLUTION.
u, S, Minister Hart Says Killed and Wounded
Number Thirty thousand
Fighting Has Been Very Fierce-Coun-
try is Compelled TO Pay salary
20 Two Presidents.

New York. oct, SIC, r, Hart L. s.
minister to Colombia, South America,
who has arrived here and is on his
way to his home in Wheeling, w. Va,
said In an Interviews
Matters IN Colombia are sadly mixed.
The liberals started a second reyou-
ton few days ago, and it has de-
veloped great strength. The fighting
has been fierce, and up TO date the
killed and wounded have numbered 3d.
600.
while the liberals have met with
much success, IL Is my belief that the
government viii be eventually success
ful. But the revolution Is seriously
disturbing business General Prospero
Pinzon Is IN command OF the govern
ment forces, and the revolutlonists are
commanded by General Rafael Tribe.
The scene Of the trouble is In the de-
partment Of Cauca.
"In the recent election, San Clement
and Senior Marroquin were elected
president and vice president respec-
lively. San Clement because Of the
state Of his health, could not live In
bOBOldt ana went ~ NllleAds III MS
absence, Marroquin started a rebellion
and assumed the presidency, securing
the recognition OF all the foreign pow
ers except the papal see. But both
San Clement and Marroquin are draw
ing their salaries Of $4,000 pesos per an
mum. This is payable IN silver, but the
currency Of Colombia Is SO upset that
IL IS difficult TO place a value upon II,
The san Clement party recently
bought George Goulds yacht Atalanta,
and It has been equipped as a cruiser.
II is too bad that there are internal
dlssenslons IN Colombia, because under
a peaceful regime. the country has re-
markable opportunities for develop
ment.
There Is a demand there for Benlto
Semala who is here in New York. He
was formerly United States vice con-
sui at Bogota. The Morroquin gov
eminent charges him with conspiracy
ana he fc frnoffgollv an aNfia -
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BUSINESS AND POLITICS.
Hanna Says, III Have Done Some Pol
iticalWork and Have Protlted by IT,"

Chicago, oct. Ex-senator Hama was
the guest Of honor tonight OF the first
annual banquet Of the British-Ameri-
can Republican league given at the
Victoria hotel. He received the plaud-
It's Of $50 Americans Of British birth.
When the POSTMASTER mentioned Sena-
tor Hanna's name the guests seated at
the table arose en- masse and sang
Hes a folly good fellow" This was
followed 10y three cheers and tiger,
Senator Hanna made brief address.
1T is necessary for business 10 be In
politics" said he II have done some
political work myself and have prohted
by Il. II the employer conducts his
business so as to command the respect
Of his employees. we need have no fear
OF the future OF our republic
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RENEWED CARLIsT ACTIVITY
Timed 10 Begin Fortnight Hence,
IL Breaks Out Prematurcly.

Madrid, Oct, 30-Seyeral bands Of
Carils,s have appeared in the neighbor-
hood OF Barcelona, Three priests have
been arrested there in connection with
the CarIist activity. Their quarters
We're seached and important documents
found.
The Carllst movement was timed 20
commence fortnight hence but IL
broke out prematurely
A band Of thirty Carllsts are reported
20 be near Berda, a town forty-one
miles north Of Barcelona.
Gendarmes searched the country
house Of a brother-in-law Of the duke
o. Solterlno, and seized several rifles.
The troops have received orders TO
hold themselves In readiness to set out
Tor CatalOna at moments notice.
The forces who are following the
Carlists In the Badalona district have
already arrested sixteen. Passengers
who arrived IN Barcelona today say
that they saw few bands IN the dis
uicts crossed by their trains.
The duke Of Soferno has disappear
More than 100 workmen have left
boioga for a destination not disclosed.
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trlct has been established and disin-
fectants und vaccine have been pur-
chased by the agent
From the Fort Han agency IN Idaho.
Agent Caldwell reports that the small
pox Is Increasing in that vicinity and
that many cases are predicted when
cold weather beginA A thorough vac
clnation Of pupils Is the only protection
plant Is made OF the vaccine available,
only three out OF fifty primary vaccln-
atlons OF small chLlaren proving sue
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Earnest Words of Gratitude.

DEAR Mrs. PryKHAM AFTER my child
was born, blood poison set in which left me
with granulsted Inflammation Of the womb
and cOngested ovaries / had suffered from
suppressed and painful menstruation from
girl The doctors told me the oyaries would
have 70 be removed. took treatment two
years to escape an operation, but still re-
maIned in miserable health in both body and
mind, expecting 70 part with my reason with
each coming month. After using one bottle
OF the Compound, became entirely rid of the
trouble in my head. continued TO use your
remedies until cured. The last nine months
have been passed In perfect good health. This
owe entirely 10 Lydia Z. pinkham's Vege-
table Compound."-MRS. f.. NJ. KNAPP,
1928 Rinniekiunic Ave, Milwaukee, Wis
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BUDDHIsTs OF JAPAN.
waking Preparations for Inaugural.
'lon of Active Missionary Work.

g.. ISsle,9mla. Wash, oct. 3l.--Accordlng
Va T ioNohama adylces, the Buddhlsts Of
apeu are making great efforts TO
~. idte the beginning OF the new CEN
'Iri oy active missionary work.
tAs recent arrival OF some sacred re-
%, ~ rom siam was made the occasion
". an extraordinary demonstration Of
v S,,ygonl to their faith. The roads over
o- nl-H ine relics were borne wen COW
sygI WIN cloth, which was afterwards
~ M small pieces al more than ton
NJ lls value, realizing over GO .OOO ven
, propose 90 collect 1000. 600 ven ana
w. g'eet a grand building as a reposl-
t.s TOT their treasures. After this
.'es Deen done they intend 10 turn their
uUlullon 70 charity and ednoatlnn
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a. Bshns the voyage from Manila
N''- M. p5rt are as follows James
y - private. Company G, Forty
4l.- ~, s,antry; Harry Henderson,
"''-' company D. Twenty-eighth In
pH,-," rr,d Treaegr private. Com
anu rhlrty-nlnth infantry Joseph
PAN ,r.sold.er. Chas d. Tomlin-
Llll....S,, Company -, Thirty-ninth
So i, Dennis Kelly private, COM
.ssaea! rwsn,y -arSl Infantry; willard
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be the bestmedi.
cine for female
complaint and
in all cases OF
extreme weak
ness think tits
the best remedy
In the world, az
It has done me
a great deal Of
rood. Nfyfriends
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say that am looking better now than !
have for years. They want to know
what have been doing, look so well.
/ tell them that Pe-ru.na did IL. l hope
DR. Hartman will live many years more
10 help others as be did me."-Nlrs. II.
Buthe, 1884 Sixth street.
Every woman should have copy Of
@Health and Beauty" This book con-
tains specific instructions for the treat.
ment and cure Of female catarrh, tits
illustrated and contains much informa'
ton. Address DR.. Hartman, Columbus,O'
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give praise where It IS due. am aud
ever shall be grateful to the man who
discovered Pe.ru.ua. Mira 5. r. Dlcker,
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
DR.. $. B, Hartman, Columbus, o.:
81 am feeling much better now than
have for two years l find Pe-ru-na to
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Mrs. Sarah A. Burtis Dead.

New York, oct 3l.-Mrs Sarah A..
Burtis IS dead al Rochester, in the Goth
year of her age. says a dispatch 10 the
Times. She was born In Saratoga In
1910. Mrs. Burtis was one OF the first
active work ers IN the cause OF woman's
suffrage,
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lightning E1plodes Powder Magazine

Shanghai, oct. 3l-rhe Daily News
reports that a powder magazine at Nan
kin has been exploded by lightning and
that many persons were killed or IN
jured and much property was destroyed.
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Winnipeg, Mann, oct So.-A dispatch
from Edmonton says that the house of
settler named Hutsko, al Egg lake
was burned down few days ago. five
little children losing their lives in the
building.
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Stoner private. Company q. Thirty
ninth infantry. Louis A. Hun, private,
Company C.. Thirueth infantry.
The bodies o. eleven soldiers who
died in Manila We're also brought home
on the Meade.
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When you cannot sleep for coughing,
Il Is hardly necessary that any ons
should tell you that you need a few
doses OF Chamherlain's Cough Remedy
10 allay the irritation Of the throat and
make sleep possible, II is seed, Try H.
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e &c itus United States sens,o. !,
OF Idaho reports that smalin e'or shonl
alent az Blaekfoot and po ,Sot = sfsv
that lear y entertained thet an,
tend 10 the Indians mat Il wM al
me disease also has been
from valentine, Nep' ~ rsp0fie
point Tor the Rosebud aesr e shipph
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Operations Avoided.

When a physician tells suffering with ova-
ran womb trouble that operation is necessary it Of
course frightens her.
The very thought of the operating table and the knife
strikes terror to her heart.
And hospitals full of women who are therefor
ovarian and womb operations
II is quite true that these troubles may reach stage
where an operation the only resource but such cases are
much than is generally supposed because great
many women have been cured by Mrs. Pinkham's med
cne after the doctors had said the operation must be
performed.
Lydia T.. Pnkham's Vegetable Compound has
been very successful in curing ovarian troubles In fact
up to the point where the knife must be used to secure
instant relief, this medicine is certain to help.
Ovarian troubles easily developed from womb
troubles and womb troubles are SO very common that
ovarts is steadily the increase among women II s
nevertheless most serious trouble, and to recommend
wrong treatment for is crime for which there cannot
be too deep penalty.
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of the disease and the steady failure of other medicine
to it, that present for ovarian and womb tropbl
Lydia Z. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as tbs
most certain to help Of any medicine in the world TO-DAY
Any person who could read the letters in Mrs Pinkbam
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the efficiency Of Mrs. Pinkham's Compound
The strongest and most grateful statements noOo;,.
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PERUNA A REMEDY FOR FERALE CATARRH.


sure lhAl 4 NoulA
ow had /
mot used It, l
have told many
others the good
lat did m O..
Everybody said
/ that / had con.
sumption, and 1
X oW that I
would have It
unless | got re-
lief. l feel It
IN y d uty to
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1taIlny, IuUust woman, Before using LyuId
z, Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, | suffered
with severe pains In back and side, headache
and nervousness. Mcrses would sometimes
occur every two weeks and once had q Sc
we're hemorrhage which lasted mouth. was
confined to my bed and the attending physi-
clans told me would have to undergo an oper-
alton as soon as ! was strong enough. / read
IN one Of your little books several testimonials
after having been told by their doctors that an
operation was necessary, and ! made up my
mind then and there 10 commence taking your
Compound. / did SO and It has completely re.
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two pounds since taking It and my flesh is as
solid as q rock. My friends remark about the
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~, yd. Pinkham Vegetable Compound DO and have
sspi many my friends try it. which has proved very crafty
inc h l results thank you for restoring me to eah-ANNIE
ElRTLEY .2l W. Congress ST., Chicago, H.
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UIeu oh Iransport Mo-,

~, San n, Francisco. Oct. sl.-TAe Ds,..
tA' nan who dad on the , as,'.' :.
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Drs Mss PSKHANYour Vegetable Compound has completely
cured me Of the worst form Of womb trouble and made me strong
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"DEAE Mrs PI1KHAM II wish 70 send you
NY testimonial stating the grand effect Lydia e.
pinkhams Vegetable Compound has had on my
health. was suffering to such an extent from
ovarian trouble that my physician thought an
operation would be necessary. Your medicine
having been recommended 20 me, / decided 20
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was cured. Mysystem was toned up and suf
fered no more with my oyaries Your medicine is
the greatest boon on earth % suffering women"
MRS. ANNIE ASTON, Box 1877, Troy, No.
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-, D, thsison spta people have from time % tina Questioned
Urlt al testimonial! letters constantly publishing
IN National City Bank OF Lynn Mas 5000 which viii pad
Sd mss genuine published before obtaining
" s sx, MEDICINE Co.. Lynn Mass
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aDrS Yss PSKHINI feel my duty 70 publish the wonderful
Plnkhams Vegetable Compound has been
NY % uersoncoud sleep there was no rest Tor me
s - eht Physicians examined and said operation
y Before undergoing It, however, determined try Lydia
pLI,n1 Compound. GLAD did, for Il cured mo-
81 o,n now aud do any kind Of work this published
sbov land that oil suffering sisters read and in
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any way hmlclel with female troubles they may
be induced by my sincere statement to try this
wonderful Vegetable Compound and be cured
MRS. MARGARET BAMFORD, Centennial
Ave, Crescent Beach, Revere, Mass.
Arizona republican., 1900-12-30
PHOENIX, ARIZONA, DECEMBER 30, 1900.

away a jungle, leveled, packed and smoothed ten acres of ground, and forged some very durable links. Strange to say no blacksmith in town could be found who could do this feat for them.
 The club will have it's grand opening cn New Years day, and from two until five refreshments will be served, while the Indian band will furnish delightful music.
 It is confidently expected that this club will prove an, irresistible attrac- tion to tourists, providing interest and amusemcnt after all other attractions have lost their charms. It is hoped, also, that the game will prove a sue cessful rival of the medical fraternity, and in turing the weary into the open air and interesting them in athletic sports lessen the sales of pills and ton- ics and the size of doctors bills.