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The Atlanta constitution., 1900-11-12
GEORGIA CREAMERY WINS.
LAGRANGE FIRM GIVED MEDAL
AT PARIS FAIR.
Company Owns No Cows nut Buys
Its Milk fro1A Farmers ana
Extracts the Fat.

IaCranse. Ga. Novembe. 4.-(Speclal)
Two or three months ago Cohsu'u-
tfon reporter went with Mr. Il. B- Cidrh'
one of the owners OF the @iiis'
Creamery Company, and saw nm PACK
a lot of butter to be eXhiDlted at tiie
worlds fair at Paris. full Description
of the packing and shipping was 10 q III
your columns. but the suppressed iops
of the owners could not then be tolo'
but now that that butter has won sH-
yer medal in Paris TO say that they are
i,,biIant does not half tell the tale me
rejoicing of this company is not purely
selfish but they feel that winning thiS
medal puts Georgia in the front ranks
as a dairy state. Ex-Governor Hoaru d
few days ago, at Griffin. before the 1eoE-
s-ia dairvmen. made the statement that
had II not been for the exhibit OF the
LaGrange creamery at the woriu Aa4-
Georgia would not even be known aS q
dairy state The LAGRANGE creamery
Company is jut a little over fouf year
old. Ii is a paying institution and now
that its product clean across the DE
pond in ne old world has been adjudsed
to be one of the best buffers in the world
no doubt the demand for IL will be great
or -fhan il can supply. his company -
an object lesson 10 Georgia " hat IL
has done can be done IN any village OF
our state The company does not own
its cows, but simply buys tne milk from
a number of farmers who live IN anu
around I.aurange The butter fat Wh-Ch
is about 20 per cent. is taken out and
the skinned milk IS carried back nome
by the farmer to feed the pigs or make
buttermiIk The taking OF the butter fat
from the nix is a short process and
the farmer has to wait only a few min
utes. Those of our farmers who arc
keeping a herd of cows and patron.Z-ng
the creamery are paid for their milk onco
a month, and are TnahinS notisy- '"o
great quantity Of SKINNED mix neces-
states a drove of hogs To drink II up
and the great piles OF manure are eh-
ricnfna their lands. so tnat they are
makiul, more cotton on less land than
Vsr before.
Now that the LaGranSe creamery has
demonstrated TO the world Wuat can
be done in Georgia. why should nos
Ceorgians 20 10 work and make her the
leading dairy state, not only OF the Unlted
States, but OF the world.
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Prepared.

examination you find any settings OF
sediment. If it is milky or cloudy, or u
PARTICLES float about in It, disease h1S
gotten fcothpl1 III your Kidneys az"
Nature is calling for help a.
If YOU have the slightest Symptom ga
kidney or bladder trouble. or II mere IS !,
trace Of Il in your far'iy his "rv. you
would profit by takiys Swalnp-Hoo
every now and then as preventive; dhu
thus absolutely forestatl kidney ana pldu-
der troubles. -
The famous new discovery, Swamp
Root has been tested In so many wa s.
in hcspual work. in viNate tcr'
among the helpless too poor to purch 'se
relief and has proved So Sucl eSSiu W
every case, that n special arrans meit
has been uade with The Constitution by
which all of our aders VINO nave not
already tried K may have sanlp.e ool-
lie sent absolutely free Dy mall; niSo
book tell nC all a bout kidney and bladlsr
diseases and containing SoU2 OF ths
thousands OF testimoaa, letterS from
men and women reclaimed 20 lives o.
han,,iY1ess and usefulness by the means OF
swamp Root. the great kidney remedy.
Swamp-Root is pleasant to take and is
so remarkably successful that our read
ers are advised 10 write for a free sample
bottle. and to be sure and state that you
reed this generous offer IN The Atlanta
Weekly Constitution whom sending your
address TO DR.. Kiimer x Co, y ughamtoh'
N. Y.
swamp Root is what you need, YOU can
purchase tbs regular hlty-cent and one
dollar size bottles at the orug stores
everywhere.
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-11-12
Six Thousand Boxers Killed.

Victoria. 4. g. November lL.-News
Was received 10y the steamship Victor a
concerning the rebellion in south China.
The Triads have broken out IN kwans
-. ami Marshal Su. commander in chief
OF the imperial forces. Is asking for 3.vV0
men TO suppress them.
The Brtlsa have dispatched infantry
and artillery 10 guard the kuwloon from
ti,r. when the torpedo boat destrOy er
Handy was landing men she encountered
a force oil geoyls AMI threw snei.s among
tnem ss they advanced On san Chuan.
routing them and killing forty.
a tor,e OF wang ~ rrOe.s marching
10 join the kwan S.ng rebe.s met and
lefeated tue imperial troops near kuans-
u-i-- auC captured tnlrty.
s.---.- .irp.i. .ss.ons iur mine laying anu
LI4l44n- 81 troops were gong ON iu tne
attrc.~1 provinces
\ b4ts4e Was fought at Tsan TsOu on
the Snaug 1uug Cni A. DorGer October IL
between imperial troops ana uUAets. Itn-
tne boxers i2.eso I@O Thousand men
ii. ~ lc!t 10 guard IsaAg chou. aud Ccn-
ciai Aic.. 80 c.4aE5e % tnc lmpciial
-s. eaNe .AAt.- %. .@tue. IAe Jdtt.e
lcsteG a. dav anu resulted In the defeat
OF the boxers n4th great loss. Ine.T
.r4u a. NhtA. .eIusvu 10 setreat. ana wacn
tie fighl was lost fought WIKI 80 des-
uerauuts ia a raKinu uhtl ala oi tnv,l
were X He'd. hlS mead was taken ano
hung OF the wa4lS OF the city. SIX tnOu-
sand rebels were XII ed.
Consul tioCuuuw. of Shanghai mas iuaus
a summary % boxer outrages. showing
.ls ..ii, tv-turee American and British
sl.ssiuEarIes IN shan 81 and Chi Iii are
missing.
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Minister wu Calls on Hay.

Washington. November s.-IIuistcr Nu
called AZ the state department today AMI
talked With Secretary Hay for half an
hour about the proceedings of the foreign
ministers at Pcszin- The department takes
th- ground that while the ministers them
selves are try uE IN get together On com
Icln ground. 10 present a united front n
the Chinese in the Negotiations. T. would
h highly impo.i;ic 20 make public any
little s=rusieus or differences. So aIl
shat cln be gathered oftic ally IS that fair
progress Is making.
Minister Wu wus concerned A. the situ-
ati1n "a Pan Ting ~. where the Germans
seem u have condemned 20 death certain
high Chinese suucG.uuarics TEls sub
.cet promises 90 Head 70 energetic re-
Ilsuustrarce from the IN nese government.
-lr- WI handed 40 Secretary Hay the
following
-CgCiesr1m dated November 6. 1eet from
Eicclu- Chang Cnsh IunE. received iy
MINI. -er VA on -ae morning. o. NOv-m-
icr sth
The Other dsv received telegram
from Chen. governor ~ Sheusi. informing
frc tlat ll Hs-eu had comilItfcd suicide
IT, ss-a.i1wiu- gold leaf VII n news
wired Co r1I 7 have row received an
f1C tha the has not vet received comfy
nation ~ Yu's death. and he fears z
g. not reliable I have. however. learned
tnai va Hs'el has left Slausi and that
the governor ~ Slensi Usi LANG. is
taking the rrzrous b.iitv u supqres sing
gu rioters. Please convey the above "a
tun honorable secretary u state
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You knew what happens 10 seWei
when Il becomes cloggt d, don't you!
DO you know what happens To ne hu-
man system when the dneys lie ONE
cloggoi? They are unable 10 throw oue
The impurities from the blood ana pecoi1 ;
infected with poisOns: they decay, Idli
apart and pass out In the urine; the po"u
.unfiItered carries the poison all through
the system. and If not checked death Iol-
lows. The kidneys are The sewers OF the
human system. 49,.
When your kidneys are not doing their
work some of the symptoms whleh prove
IL To YOU are pain or dull ache in the
back excess OF uric acid, gravel. rheu =
matte pains sediment In the urine scdhty
suDply scaldinE Irritation in pass nS ~.
Jb.tged to 20 often Turing the day ana
IN get IN many times during the night 10
emp;v the bladder. sleeplessness nervous
irritability, dizziness. Irregular heart
brea thlessncss. sallow. unhealthy coni-
pleXion. puffy or dark circles under tha
ewes: sometimes The feet. limbs or DO ~
bloat: loss of ambition, general weakness
and debility. -,
when YOU are sick or feel badly the
first thing you should do Is TO AFFORD aid
TO your Kidneys 10y using Or. Isl iner
Swamp-R Root, the great kidney romeiy
In taking swamp ROOT you anOrd ndtu-
raj help to Nature. for swamp Root IS the
most perfect healer and gentle aid 10 iiie
kidneys that is known 70 medlcal stlSHCc.
PcrhanS voT are in doubt about You
}1idneVs and want to find out. here : d
sirnple test Take from your urine passed
when YOU arise IN the molning aooCt iD4.
oupceS: pace il in glass bottle and let
Il stand for twenty-four hours II upon
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-11-12
CUBAN CONSTITUTIONAL
CONVENTION IN SESSION

Washington. November 5.-Thc follow
ing cablegram received at the war de-
paTtment late this afternon from GEN
eral Wood. military governor of Cuba.
reports the enthusiastic opening of the
constitutional convention at Havana to-
day:
Havana. November 5.-Adjutaut Cen
eral Washington: Convention opened
promptly at o'clock Immense cnthuS-
iasm and cheering for the United States.
Absolutely harmonious. Every evidence
that satisfaction of the people was com
plete. WOOD, Military Governor
Tonight General Corbin received the
following additional dispatch from Cen
eral Wood:
The follow ng resolutions SIGNED by a
majority Of delegates as seCoudcrs were
presented 20 the temporary pres dent OF
the convention just as il was adjourning
and doubtless will be passed next ses-
sion:
The undersigned delegates propose
that the assembly adopt the following
resolutions:
81 That a committee Of assembly
proceed Immediately 20 call on General
Mood and manifest the satisfaction with
which the dele gates have seen him carry
out the delicate mission entrusted to n m
80 That the same committee request
General Wood 10 telegraph 10 the Dresi-
dent of the United states as Follows;
The delegates elected TO the cOnsti-
:utioual convention assembled at their
inaugural meeting greet with profound
gratitude and affection the president or
the United States OF America, and they
are satisfied with the honesty demon
stTatcd n the fulnliment Of the declara-
uoLs made in favor Of liberty and indie
ucEdcuce OF the Cuban people.
WOOD, Commanding"
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SYNOD OF THE SOUTH.
REFORM PRESBY-
TERIANS IN SESSION.
They Met in Louisville, Ga, and
Over a Hundred Delegates Are
in Attendance.

Louisville. Ga, November s.-(Special)-
The Associate Reform Presbyterian
synod of the south convened at II O'Clock
this morning. II was opened with ser
mon by the retiring moderator. Rev. II.
NJ. Henry. of Alabama. Rev. L. w.
Sloane of Abbeville S. c.. is the moder-
ator presiding at the meeting. Rev. j.
s. Mills Is pastor OF the local church-
The building in which the sessions are
hold Is beautiful one. There are over
a hundred delegates present. This synod
covers all the southern states and IS
growing rapidly. 1t was organized III
South Carolina nearly a hundred years
ago. They are frequently called SeSsders'
because of a secession from the esta
ed church of Scotland in 1893 Their niIh-
listers are highly educated and ac;lVe III
their work for the kingdom of CHRIST
They sing in praise 10 God nothing pu1
the Psalms Of the Bible. Wherevei one
of these churches is located it becomes Z
power for uplifting the people.
Most of the business of this mern'nS
sCssion was routine. unfinished business
and the reading and referring Of papers.
In the afternoon reports were made o.
the mission work of the church. The Tor
eign missions Of this church are al 10
Gated in Mexico. This demon nation IL
rapidly building up churches in me large
cities of the south. In Atlanta they piaceu
i man a few years ago and already
good congregation is gathered toSetner
Rev. II. IL. Elakely is the pastor OF TINS
church, and the beautiful brick structure
Oh the corner of Garnett street ana Cen
traI avenue is their place OF WOrSnip.
Tlis congregation has no debt. W nat IS
true of Atlanta is true in many ol the
southe. n cities and the board OF home
missions recommend that new missions
be opened up at once in BirmlnG nam ana
Huntsville. Ala.
The report OF the board of directors Of
the theological seminary shows that the
institution Is in fine condition. rms sem
mary is located at Due West, 5. c, and
us professors are paid by the interest o.
the $500 endowment.
The evening session was given up 70
a conference on Erskine college. II IS
also located at Due West, ;. G. This IA
the oldest denomindUonal college In The
south. organized in Io59. Il had z mag
niiicent endowment swept away by the
war These people have gone II work,
however. and today have one Of the nneSt
institutions in the south Their InaSnlli-
mt college building cost over Siv,uV,
their boys dormltory over $l5,Coo and the
girls doImitOTy s., t@1 Their endowment
fund aggregates $eJ.oUa aad they nave a
fund of $l5.G.e. the Interest Of which goes
to help poor boys 10 get an education
On the campus are two magnificent So
ciety halls.
Al this conference Hon. G. S Mower. Of
Newberry. s. c.. presided. He Is the
honorable treasure Sp,endid addresses
president. and Professor =. l.. Greer,
who has charge of the chair OF mathe-
matics. The alumni of this co lege are
found all over the south No college in
the south offers an education st less cost
and no place more suitable for boy
than Due West, 5. {.
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COUNT WALDERSEE
PERMITS EXECUTION
Five Leading Chinese Sen
fenced To Death for In
citing Riot
GENERAL FAN SHOT DEAD
Due to Mistake OF an English
Soldier-Minister WI Calls on
Hay - Alsrmej by the
Course Of Germans at
Pao Ting Tu.

Pekin. November 5-Count Won WAL
iersce approved the sentence OF death
passed upon the i've leading officials at
PaO Ting Fu. whom the commission OF
inquiry found responsible for the mur-
der cf American and English mission
sries-
General James X. Wilson. who has been
General Chanee's chief Of stafr. but has
received orders to return &c the United
States. IS about leaving
General Yen. who has arrived here. will
nct as an adviser OF the Chinese commits
stnuerS-
on October sCth General Richardson
met Sl1 imperial troops commanded 10y
GeuaTal F'an- fsotn SI.eS advanced for a
yarIcy. but OWING - an unfortunate mis-
ur.GeTStz udiug an Indian trumIeter snot
General Fan dead The trumpeter was
arrested. and the incident Was explained
Co the Chinese the tEo forces then pro-
seeding by different routes
Gen. raj Richardson burned two villages.
the places where Messrs- Robinson Ant
Norman. the missionaries. were muir
derasi- and demanded that the city OF
Yang Ching should pay sdeJ tacis as
compensation 10 the families u the vic
TINS The payment W-ls guaranteed
Three other villages were burned near
san Fang November sth-
General Lorne CampselIs column has
returned 10 Tien Tsin. having burned and
shslied altogether twcnty-siX villages
lie found the country IN general ostcn-
tatiorsSiv friendly The Russians sent
Two columns from Ia Tai - yang Tsu
or Sunday.
Ting Vuug. acting viceroy os Chi L.
the Tartar General X vei Heug. and Col
unrl wang Hau Afe were shot az Pao
Ting "a by order 0f the courtmar,iaI.
The French have arrested Chu III. pres
tdent OF the board OF revenue. near Pekin
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TRYING EMERGENCY RATIoNs.
Army Officers Leading squad
Across the Plains.

Fort Reno. Okla. November 4-Thc
board of officers detailed by the war ue
nort,nen, to discover II possible an
emergency ration that will meet all the
reouirements of troops engaged In actES
warfare while away from tnrlf Ddse
supultss and in a hostile couit.y' whcie
provisions are scarce, ieIi EelT Ses'e' l-s
With a detachment OF twehty-hNc ny"
from troop A. Eighth cavalry, Tor ex-
,orirnentaI purposes. .rhe men will o.
snr,-a tLe same routine es II they were
engaged in an active campaign against
an enemy. The members of the BOARD are
Captatn w. 5. Fountain. Eighth cdVarS'
ana CAPTAIN S. W. Foster f1ith caNalS =
CaDtatu and Assistant Surgeon } y
Poiudsxter stationed at Fort keno ac-
compenlei the expedition. s''s'e 10"
tiou is supposed to contain enough lOou
"a sustain "A man day, and its package
,..i,,ns slightly more tnan pounu. IH5
bnn9I has Two different eme -lcy is'
tions. with which Il wlll experiment ~
6r.t is a ration prepared ~ me uo.i
after an examination ana dhalS 9-s % - -
81 nra 1a4atious used in no arly al thG
IlIroe,a1 armies. The board Oosei Nd-
,Iuus and conc lUsions are enbodlco al 'ilo
Zen which was manufactured under Us
suoarVfsiCn. The second Is rdtioh ~"
dured bv a company in New Jersey. Inc
New Jersey ration cOnsiStS OF Tea Il. az
Of thOc1late, and a com mplnat.oh OF ~ d :.
ma hr sadstuff cOml at uy arranged. ihc
hnSrd,s own ration consists of Two cakes
os r,1re sweet chocolate. three cakes OF a
combination of meat and breads ul, ~
compressed form ana a sliai' qua'''''S -
while the troopers are suossstng on me
emergency rations Captain PoindeXter
viii have each man strip and tak@ MS
weight morning and evening. Inc tenn
rergtrre of each man will be taken al
interVals during the day. This record
Yin show whether he loses or. gains in
weight. whether his strength ilmlnisnes
health
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BILOXI SWEPT BY FIRE.
More Than One Hundred Buildings
Are in Ashes.


New Orleans, November 9.-Biloxi, Miss,
situated on Mississippi sound, eighty
miles from New Orleans, was swept by a
terrific fire this morning. which destroyed
upward OF leo buildings and rendered
hundreds of people homeless.
BILOXI IS q town OF 7.lDo people. and q
well-known summer resort for Mississip-
plans and LoulsianianS and a winter re-
sort for northern people. Ii has small
fire department and contains many frame
buildings, and the tire simply burned un-
I'll IL nad nothing further to feed on. II
broke out shortly after midnight In a
saloon near the Louisville and Nashville
depot, where a gang OF negroes Were play
ing dice. and after destroying the depot.
swept through 10 the beach. a distance of
several squares.
No lives We're lost, but many Of the
poorer people lost all their possessions.
The Catholic church. 81 hool and convent.
two newspaper offices and several nne
brick stores Were among the buildings de-
stroyed. The total loss is estimated at
S300OtO, with Si25,t01 insurance. The more
important losers were as follows:
ID. I. Dullins. dry goods. $4,000; orleans
hotel. $1,000. Catholic convent, church and
school, $4,000; Loose & Co, grocers So
M0: William Kennedy. drug store, owned
by L. Lopez. $4,000: twelve pieces IF prop
V. Schwan & Co., $4,000; Waverly cot
tases. $500. Pete Kennedy. $4,000: Fred
Quereus. $1,000. Ocean View hotel. $1,000;
DR.. j. w. Maybin, S2.500: Mrs Lain mt,
s5,5oO: Mrs. John Birs, $500: John Aggre-
gard, $3.50: Narcise Fayard. s. O9O: John
Nelson, $1,000; Louis COuvers, S300V;
e. tete of Voievedch. S2,000: q snrge w
Wilkes. $1,000 and the following $1,000
van. z. Bakler and Louisville and Nash
Vile Railroad Company.
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Chinese Emperor Won't Accede

Pekfn November ?. Via Sha'Shai. No
vernber io-Isi Hung Chang has received
a note from Emperor kwang Su decih-
inc to accede TO the demand for the pun
ishment of Tang Flu Hsian and consent
ing only to the banishment Of fu Hsien.
The note has not yet been formally COM
muniuated to the ministers.
Although the ministers aihrm that their
meeting was perfectly Harmonious. they
practlca,ly IS eeing upon All the ques-
lions considered. tney have not yet pro-
cecued bss ono the most elementary SUB
jects
Inc question of indemnity. for instance,
Was not even discussed. Al ~ OF such
asnilude that they seemingly are de-
s.r0uS OF putting on Its consideration as
long as pOssiD.e. and the negotiations
are Likely 40 Toe greatly prolfacted before
anything Wld be ready to present To the
Chinese pieulpotenuatles. The present de-
sire Of the ministers -. first, 10 contract
e relmGary treaty acknowledging a
feN prime pies. sucn as inGcmniues aud
the security lor the future Of The lives
aud property OF foreigners. leaN .ng the
other qu uastions To lie uegoiated sepa-
rately by each power. There Is every
pr8ba tillly that the negotiations Will last
Tor years.
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ACCIDENT AT BETHUNE.
Killing of Men In Railroad Wreck To
Be Investigated.


Columbia s. c.. November e-(Snecial)
The coroner of Kershaw held an inquest
this evening over the bodies of tae men
killed I'm the accident on the Sea board
road at Bethune. near Camden. yester-
day afternoon From the evidence il ap-
pears that Major s r. Adams. of Cam
den, was loading a box car with cross
ties. near Cassett. When the car was
about half filled it started to move down
grade An effort was made to block It,
but Il ran over the block. y hand also
went on top and tried to stop 1t by work
ing the brakes. hut could not do so and
jumped off when the car got to gaining
speed.
The car sped down the track at a tar
riio rate of speed, about seventy-tive
miles an hour, and when II had gone
several miles 1t overlook a handcar, con-
taining the section crew. under Captain
Boyd. returning TO bethune from work.
Tho box car caught up wItn the handcar
just on curve. Two OF the hands saw II
IN time tC jump, aud they escaped with
Few injuries. The others did not see 1t
in time. and the car crashed into them,
demo.lsnlug the hanucar
Beiton COOK. ouns white man, was
instantly killed and fcartGlly manSied.
itiS skull was crushed. both legs and arms
cut OIL and other injuries inflicted.
Jonn Middleton WAS also killed. His
skull was crushed and a les broken.
Captain BONd has leg aud a IN broken
and IS in a very critical condition.
y negro also had leg broAen and
several others were hurt.
The jury found mat tne deaths had been
caused by accident.
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now1ErTEs HAVE HARD TIME.
Ohio People Drive the New Faith
Advocates Away.

Mansfield, o.. November A vigilance
committee of men and boys captured a
Dowie elder, Mark Loblaw, of Chicago,
eccompanied by a woman. presumably
his wife. today. Il. III. Leiby, local
Dowieite, who was with them was chased
10 swamp and made his escape. Lobaw
and the woman were taken to the Erie
depot. no officers being In sight, and
after being held there for two hours. they
yyere compelled TO buy tickets for Gallon.
In the meantime another elder, who re-
fused to give his name. was also brought
I'm by a citizen and deported on the same
train Both men were kicked and cuffed
bv the crowd. which numbered several
hundred before the train arrived. While
the unknown elder endeavored to make a
speech from the rear platform of the
train he was pelted with stones and
gravel.