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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-15

Yolot ~, NOV 2-Vio Victoria
NOV. "A Tire expedition to Pao Ting
F'u ma tie presence of 4 large Gem n
rarce il Shan Trrg pro,ince s y ,inr
III "frect Of turning CO.. Yu9n S Ki
r n .rierdli ess for foreigners. FIe
h.a 40. essed \ note to III Hung Chang
telling his distrust Of Germany in Van
TurR.
The allied forces have RACED several
Il yer villages. The Germans took one
III Yang Ts5ng ana shot all the Boxers
captured alter drum head court
martial.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-15

Fcrln. NOV. 1.-THE Frankfurter
ZeitGng prints a dispetch from China
saying that discord prevails in PelIin
between the military and tho diplomat
is 4 ana the the latter arc also at log
ger heads among themselves.
The Norwacrts. thu Socialist organ
says: I'VE are informed that the
User is Indictment over the letters
from soldiers in China Showing Ger
man atrocities there and has ordered
IN iInmcdiate investigation. An army
orde- Of this character is in prepara-
ton. 1t il incomprehensible, however,
that such letters should cause dispieas-
ure in army circles. since they only
STOW th7t the soldiers correctly execute
the orders given ny their superiors."
st. Petersburg. Nov. 14-Prof G. Fred
Wright of Obcrlin College, and his son
Fred Bennct WRIGHT, have arrived her
after a five months journey in Siberia
ana central Asia. They sailed from San
ried Mrs. Couger wife of the Unite
states minister to China, ana Mrs VIII
lard. spending q month in Japan and
reaching PCkin about the end OF last
April
Mr.. Conger procured for them a permit
to travel in the interior of China. They
spent week on inc MnngOnan plateau
and returned to Pel1in. May o.
When going to Mongolia they observe
Boxers drilling and practicing contortions
outside Of Pei in with wooden swords an !
spears. Upon their return they hear.
Chinese gun practice Il miles distant
from the capital which was Tidculed n
Pekin.
While in Tien Tsin they were stoned by
the mob until they hribcd the police o
Interfere. The Russian Vice Adm-a
Alexieff forwarded them June 4, By 4
construction train and wagon. un1sr
Cossack guard. TO Harbn. the triangulaf
crossing point of the Siberian railway
where American material is brought up
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-15

Paris, NOV. 1.-THE Matin publishes
an Interview with Yuerg, the Chinese
minister, in tie course Of which he
IA d The p .rces will never lie ex-
eCuted. The representa-, es OF the
2. ners rre wastins time and strength
They uGht to bring II OK the Emperor
tn Pekin, nd if necessary to use force
t. deliver him forever from TIE innu-
enoe Of The Empress. in whom the
Crina Of TIE past is ircarcerated."
LoNdoN. NO. 15-Dr Morrison. wiz
.nS to the Times from Pe}>in. Nond Y
M referring to the German expedi-
ton to TIE tomhs of tie Nir~ dy0 etv
nj ma 81 n, says; AN here condemns
the lo7'ing Of the tombs. although no
punishment could be excessive for the
O.. el, es re e0tly re 9 led. one ing
lish mi 81 ~ hid his eyes burned in
their 500 cts with in c1se stI,3;s TTe
urvired lis comes for 'G hours
"t 10y Gilman n. Cd y. discussed
with me the proba bility # Cen. Tun~
Flu Ns ang raising rebellion among
the Discontinued Moslems in western
china"
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-26
MI. SIR. JosEpn's CoLLEGE.

Course Of Studlcs-Classicnl, Scientific
and Commercial. Terms Boarders.- per
scsel+.s-of five f++--4fFFfTss SIPS Day Students,
according to grade. Studies will be re-
sumed on TUESDAY. September 4, 1900
Address
BRO. JOSEPH. Director. Station d,
Baltimore. Md.
Send for catalogue. jyll2m
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-26
MIR. M'K1NLEY AS MEDIATOR.

1t is perhaps Enthusiastically "Chi-
nese" that Ilwang Su should have APP
pealed to each one of the Powers to act
as mediator between China and all the
Powers, in the present difficulty. In
the regular run of the circuit he came
to the United States and seems to have
rather more appealed to 1t than to the
others. President Mckinley has for
mulated and forwarded his reply, talk
ing occasion therein to put the United
States on the same footing as 1.-The
other Powers and expressing a will
ingncss to undertake the work of me-
diation il the liberty and safety of the
foreign ministers be assured.
The publication OF the appeal and
the reply was also made the occasion
of promulgating what, if followed up,
will be radical change for the better
i'll our policy in China. This is con-
tanned in the announcement that Should
Europe prove obdurate the United
States will refuse to participate further
in hostilties and will withdraw, taking
care only to safeguard its proper in
terests." This cannot atone for the
violence done to authority and prece-
dent in ordering an invasion of China
in the first instance, but it shows n re-
turn to sanity and keener apprecia-
ton of the dangers involved in the folly
of Imperialism.
Every American citizen would be
proud TO have this government, acting
as mediator by the consent of the
parties, bring order out of choas in
China and stay the slaughter that was
so ill-advised in the beginning. and that
threatens to reach proportions that will
shock humanity. Here is n role for
which. in some sense, there is prece-
dent. and one that, if successfully filled.
would add n splendid chapter to the
history of American diplomacy. Here
is a work vastly different from a blind
and furious onslaught on friendly
nation in difficulties or the secret as
Der and destroy It,
1t is of Importance to this country
that Chinese integrity should be pre-
served. The appeal that it use it's good
offices in stopping hostilities gives it an
opportunity to peacefully further its
own interests in this direction and to
win the friendship of China at the same
time. OF course it all depends upon the
fate of the legationers. If they have
persisted. the Powers will probably not
hear of mediation. In that event it will
be the duty of the United States to
refuse TO participate in the scheme of
greed to which 1t is only too apparent
the Powers would be willing to sacrifice
the ministers.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-26
CLIPPING THE WINGS OF THE
SPELL BINDERS.

Maryland, My Maryland" is not de-
pending upon automobiles and shirt
waist men to advertise to the outside
world its place we'll up toward the van
of the procession. 1t can add a few
wrinkles of its own upon occasion.
Note the following declaration of a
firm. if cruel, purpose:
1.-The plan for the coming campaign
1t is said, is to have all campaign ora
tors instructed to make comparatively
brief speeches and to avoid. at all costs,
firing the crowd. The program will be
made shorter and most of the meetings
Will close at 1880 p. m, instead of IL
and 1870 as heretofore. The same idea
will be carried out in the ward meet
ings.'
The man who originated that plan
ought to receive Il life-saver's medal of
pure gold and as big as n breastplate.
The Society for the Prevention of
Cruelty to Animals and the various
humane organizations of the country
are doing noble work; but it is not TO
be compared to the splendid service to
mankind that this Society to Rescue
the Citizen from the Political Orator is
ucSllHcu 10 10! w no, lnal mas swell
tered in Il stuffy hall while patriot after
patriot beloved for the glory of his
country, will not rise up to call these
Maryland innovators blessed? Who.
that has shivered in the keen October
night-wind while the spicler spelled and
the stars yawned and retired will not
feel that whether it he Empire or Re
public, free gold or free silver, here at
least is something for which Democrat,
Republican and Populist can be un-
itedly thankful, a certain. definite and
ponderable blessing. We earnestly COM
mend this matter to the State. ana
county. and town committees of every
party and faction in the Old Dominion.
There will never be better time to
begin, for the orator is going TO crate
this year as he never Grated before
There is no time to be lost. Rush this
thing along and let dollar watch or
an alarm clock be part of the equip
ment of every Demosthencs. and let the
chairman OF each meeting. a man of
Drawn and bravery, sit handy with a
club of oak. 1t may spoil metaphors,
but it will save many. many lives.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-26
SUM M Err RESORTS.
VARIETY SPRINGS.

AUGUSTA COUNTY. VA.
OPEN JUNE 9TH TO OCT. lST, 1900
Situated on the G. & .. railway, in the
Allcghanies Offers many advantages. Six
varieties Of mineral water. Hot and cold
healing baths; hotel and cottages new and
nicely furnished: service good; rates ren-
sonable. Write for booklet; special rates
10 q miles. Address Variety Springs, Va,
IL. VI. EICHELBERGER. Prop.
jel-2lam
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The British Government says only n
message from Sir Claude Macdonald
will convince it that the legationcrs are
alive. OF course. Shanghai has proved
that nobody but an Englishman can be
trusted TO tell the truth.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-26

The Republicans are greatly worried
that the Democrats should cry Imper-
ialism when there is no such thing.
Why should Republican be vcxed at
the attempt to make something out of
nothing, il that is what Democrats are
doing?
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-26

Tom Plat stcadfastly refuses to say
what he proposes to do about 1t. but 1t
is believed that he will name Some can
didate for Governor OF New York whose
claim does not depend upon the style Of
his bat.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-26
College Of William and Mary
Vail iERgcpupc va

Two hundred and eighth session
lSt. Full Normal Course. board. includ-
ing fuel, lights ana washing, $40 month
40 tuition foes Tor STUDENTS in NOR
MAI. DEPARTMENT..
"a. Full Collegiate Course.
Session begins first Thursday in Octo-
Der. Send for Catalogue.
LYON G. TYLER. NJ. a. LII. d.
iVI i-2rn
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The raists- for-men advocates
will has , eliminate the trying-on
ordeal il they want to give their pro-
poganda fair show for masculine
favor.
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-10-30

srengthyou have time to waste in experimenting with
cough syrups cod liver OIL any Of the newfanged
ment will cure it has cured hundreds Of Others
you delay too long, nothing can save you. ,, 2
ANY person who takes cold easily is have
catarrh, and the only way to cure catarrh is by
the Of both local and constitutional treatment adapted
to each individual not only to heal the diseased
mucous membranes but also to correct the constitutional
tendency to colds Neglected catarh affects the ears
ing head noises and Deafness the eyes, causing suuson and
partial loss of ght the throat and bronchial tubes causing
cough and bronchitis the lungs causing consumption; the
stomach causing dyspepsia; the kidneys, causing namma
on burning and scaldng urine etc. the rectum, vagina
discharges Permanent effected by System
OF Treatment because it is based long and successful
experience, aided by the best modern facilities
Nervous Diseases. Diseases Of the Nervous System
skill for successful treatment Epilepsy Chorea ST. yus
Dance Paralysis in its various FORMS Hystea Spinal Ir
tation, Nervous Debility Nervous Proration and other
arrangements LESSONS OF the brain, spinal cord
usually very obstinate and often regarded incurabe
The majority OF ncurabe by the ordinary methods
yet they yield readily to the powerful but benecent nau
ences Of System of Treatment The first thing in the
ease which is often obscure Science enables to accom-
plish this well as to select the means of cure.
Brighs Disease, Diabetes, and Kidney Liver and Bladder
Complaints. . .c". 10
Diseases Of Women In @ of
been very Marked Of patients being
ladies. We treat Suppressed and Painful Menstruato
Whites Barrenness Sexual Indifference and all diseases
Of women. .-lgr .t.f.s.7sss-7,..
Diseases Of Men, 6as @ fsca o les%sSs msnneSa Is s% g
man the Health Strength and Vgor of Youth and adds
to his lease of e bringing happiness and
tentment to his home We stop losses and Weakness
OF the Sexual Organs Blood Poison, Geet Structure ETC.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-10-30
JAIL DELIVERY NIPPED.
Sheriff at Akron Discovers a
Plot to Let a Crowd OF
Criminals Out.

Akron, Oct. 26.-Sheriff Frank G..
Kelly and his deputies nipped in the
bud complicated plan to deliver the
40 or more prisoners from the county
Jail.
The prison Is crowded with desperate
men, the majority of whom are under
arrest for having participated in the
riot of August 22, and there are confined
with them a number of prisoners charg-
with other serious crimes. The sheriff
suspected plot to effect a general de-
livery and today searched the prisoners
quarters thoroughly. He found con-
cealed in one of the hunks canvas
rope made of strips from the bunk
bottoms tightly knotted together. Il
was 25 feet long. In one of the prison
er's cells was found large knife that
had been made into a saw by means OF
small three-cornered file, evidently
smuggled into the Jail by friends of the
prisoners.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-10-30
DREW A REVOLVER
And Tried to Do Some Cowboy
Work, But Failed---An
ARRAY at Hanover.

Hanoverton, Oct. 26-5While George
Miller, a colored barber, formerly Of
Salem, was in the pool room of the
Pittsburg hotel Here he had "a dispute
with Mike Morrisy, who was under the
influence of liquor, when Morrisy in
vited Miller Outside to settle It. and as
Miller started out,the door Morrisy drew
revolver and showed it into Miller's
face.
Miller grasped him by the arm and
pushed it to one side just as the re-
vo.ver was discharged, burying the ball
in the ceiling and filling Miller's face
with powder. Bystanders took the re-
volver from Morrisy, but permitted him
to leave. A warrant was sworn ont
later and an officer sent out to
arrest Morrisy, but failed to find him
and up to the present time he has not
been apprehended.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-10-30
BURNED TO DEATH.
New Philadelphia Woman Meets
Death In Terrible
Form.

New Philadelphia, oct. 26-Mrs. Hen
rietta Simpson, widow of the late John
Simpson, was burned to death at her
home on South Broadway, this city,
Thursday.
Mrs. Simpson lived alone, although q
family occupied portion of her house.
She attempted to start a fire, using
coal oil, In her kitchen stove, when an
explosion occurred and her clothing
took fire. Her screams brought assist
ance, but when the neighbors reached
her she was unconscious, her clothing
had been destroyed, and her body hor-
ribly burned. When her shoes were
removed the flesh came off with them.
She only lived a few minutes after help
came to her. Mrs. Simpson was about
80 years of age.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-10-30
DIED IN KANSAS,
Well Known Canton Woman
Passes Away In a West
ern State.

Word was received in Canton Sat
urday morning announcing the death
of Mrs. J. c. Brownewell at Olathia,
Kansas.
Mrs. Brownewell left Canton about ten
days ago in company with a daughter
and expected to make her home in that
city. She had lived in house in South
Market street while in Canton. Her
husband died about eight years ago and
was buried at Westlawn cemetery.
The remains of Mrs. Brownewell will
arrive in Canton on Monday and be
buried near the husbands grave. Mrs
Brownewell was over rs years of age
and leaves four daughters and one son
10 mourn a mothers loss. The funeral
arrangements will not be known till
after the arrival Of the family from
Kansas.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-10-30
FOUGHT OYER FODDER.
Farmers Head Beaten Into a
Pulp-Slayer Alleges Self
Defense.

Urbana, o., Oct. 26-Thomas II. Wall
md w. f. Smith, two farmers living
south of town, became involved in a
bloody fight Thursday with heavy clubs
over the ownership of some fodder.
Smith was beaten about the head
and after lying IN q stupor all day died
about $3.50 o'clock. Wall and his wife
were arrested and he vas held In IS, 900
bail for preliminary hearing. Wallis
injuries arc quite severe. -
Wall is alleged to have had a dispute
with Smith and another man over The
tiliage of some land, which involved
the ownership OF the fodder, and the
case Is now in litigation. Wall sets up
4 strong plea OF self-defonsc.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-10-30
CANAL FULTON MAN DEAD.
Israel Harter Passes Away
Hog Cholera Devastating
Many Styes-.-NOtes.
Special to News-Democrat.

Special to News-Democrat.
Canal Fulton, Oct. 25.-The funeral OF
Israel Harter was held Tuesday. Tho
deceased was 66 years of age, and q
highly respected citizen. He leaves one
son and one daughter. Rev. Yoder, tbs
pastor Of the deceased, officiated at the
funeral.
Genuine hog colera Is killing large
numbers of hogs in this vicinity. They
are dying by the score.
David Williams, guard in the Ohio
penitentiary, is here rusticating. He has
been i'll for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Moorehead and
Mrs. McCaughey, of Findlay, are Wis.,
iting friends in Fulton.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-10-30
JOHN DONOHUE
MAY BE OUR JOHN.
Alleged Bank Robber, Arrested
AT Gallon Sunday
IS PROBABLY A CANTON MAN
Jack" Donohue Was We'll Known Here
and Was Said to be a Member of the
Henderson Gang-Looal
Officers Interested.

An alleged bank robber, who gave his
name as John Donohue, was arrested
Sunday at Gallon by a police officer
and a guard from the Mansfield reform-
atory. 1t appears that the guard was
In search of an escaped prisoner. While
visiting various places in Gallon the
officers picked John Donohue. a bank
robbery occurred last week at Creston,
some distance from Gallon, and in the
chase that followed after the robbers
had been discovered by the officers.
ii was believed that lie of the robbers
was shot.
When Donohue was taken in charge
he was examined and a bullet wound
was found in his hand and one in his
left leg. He explained to the officers
that he had gotten into a fight with
tramps a few days before and sus-
taned the wounds. The deputy mar
shall of Creston went to Gallon and took
the prisoner home with him, where he
will be
HELD ON SUSPICION
of being one of the bank robbers.
The fact has been discussed among
the local officers as to whether or not
the man arrested is not Jack" Dono-
hue, well known in this city. The off,
GERS state that Jack" was oftentimes
called John, and that on several occa-
sions he himself gave his first name as
John.
A News Democrat reporter called on
Prosecutor Day, Friday morning. He
said:
81 think this may possibly be Jack
Donohue. He has been around here
many years. The last heard of Dono-
hue was last spring when he was in
this city. 1t was rumored that Dono-
hue was connected with the Henderson
gang. AS to that. l cannot make any
definite statement now. However, this
man may be the Jack Donohue known
here"
PROPER NAME is FARRELL.
Detective Charles Sidle, of the Penn
sylvania railway service, was called
upon. He stated that the proper name
of Jack Donohue was Ferrell, and that
ne had a brother by the name Of Jim
F'errell. Jack was better known here
than Jim. Detective Sidle said that
he had often heard Donohue called
John, and he thought the prisoner ar
rested at Gallon was probably the man
known here
At the police station the reporter was
informed by the officers that a woman
arrested last spring said that Donohue
was dead. but refused to state where he
had died or from what cauae. The
story of the prosecutor sontradicts this,
however. and 1t Is believed by the po-
lice that Donohue Is still alive.
Whether or not the Donohue arrested
at Gallon is Jack Donohue. formerly Of
this city, remains to be seen.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-10-30
Probate Court.

Estate of owen Crist, Of Alliance, in
yentory and appraisement filed.
In the estate of Benjamin Rinehart,
of Bethlehem township. inventory and
appraisement have been filed.
IN the estate OF John Hall, of Massll-
lon, the ninth account OF trustees has
been filed.
The third account has been filed In the
estate Of Quincy w. Reeves, Of Massil-
Ion.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-10-30
OUR $4,000 GOLD GUARANTEE.

One gdhn
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fm fh th nd dyd n r h
al
te a a fry
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70 gil have dm unfair g lte eey day. toHn
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-10-30

xidnoys and The kidneys and bladder the great blood
,,.. purifiers OF the system, as they carry of the
badoer. efee and poisonous matter that would 9TH
erwe clog and vitiate the whole economy When these
organs impaired drefl results follow. If
urine is highly coored, milky, very clear and waery
passed often with pain if it is scant too abundant
it casts sediment OF white, ropy brick dust appear
have pains in the backdo not neglect these
disorders resulting from deanged kidneys and bladder by
restoring these the performance OF their proper
functions thus eliminating disease from the system by
ture's own process.
n,s..ses ~ th. The following symptoms charac-
n,., o. terstc of diseased condition Of the
digestive OrSans' stomach and liver, and shouldreceve
prompt attention. Souring OF the food with bad taste in
the mouth heartburn pain in the region of the heart
hot dry feeling the mouth and stomach after eang pain
tenderness in the pit OF the stomach eructaons of
OF bitter tasteless water pain tenderness in the
right side; numbness pain in the right arm the
shoulder; dizziness dull heavy sensation in the head
aching heaviness around the with blurred vision
dependency morbid fear Of death. Our System OF
the special needs OF each case.
Lung Diseases II you have weak tender or irritable
."s "'oe"s''' lungs if you take cold easily have
pains in the lungs chest your hands feet
cough frequently whether the cough is short and dry
loose with expectoration; you oosng flesh and
Cures While You Sleep Ta' Rat Ii. FSs Ssad Snd
through the pores of the skin In this way reaches the
seat of disease without passing into the stomach 1t fills
circulation and restores the mental and physical energies
II is applied at night and acts during Sleep when every
and muscle is at rest 1t does its great work while
you Sleep 1t Is a harmless home treatment.
prove it to be most successful in the following diseases
Consumption, Asthma Catarrh Bronchitis rheumatism,
Constipation, Lame Back Heart Disease Nervous Pros
aon Headache Diseases Of the Eye and Ear Dyspepsia
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-10-30

Mrs. Marguerite A. Essig, of the Mat.
thews block, who has been visiting ir
Mt. Gilead and Columbus for the pas
month, has returned home.