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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1901-09-07
MORE yENTlLAToBs.

There will be more yentilator cars
this season thansretrigerators for the
peach crop. The latter ears cost
about $40 to $50 per car for Pittsburg
and New York hauls, while the ven
tilators. cars with screen doors Eand
open places along the top and bottom
to secure steady cirulation of air, are
leased tor the freight alone and belong
to the roads. The Armours found
out last season that refrigerator cars
did not pay from here or the Cumber-
land Valley, but such cars being of
course needed for stuff from farther
south, which is received here. Peaches
will stand, it is said, III the ven
tllatcrs as well as III ice.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1901-09-07
HOMEMADE BARON arEn

AT TINS season of the year when
picnics are the ode of the dav and'one
is always anticipating the weather
for the purpose of an outing all kinds
OF barometers are consulted to ascer-
tain what kind of weather will pre-
vail. Here is the l1test horye made
barometer Drop in a cup of coffee
lump of Sugar and watch the bubbles
rise, without disturbing the coffee.
Ii they collect in tn middle OF the cup
the weather will be ane if they adj
here To the cup, formlng ring, rain
will fall /; while if they seperate, and
do not assume any fixed position,
changeabie weather is to be expected.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1901-09-07
WIRE FENCING.
hresidenf Loree VIII Recommend That
the IL o. be Protected Against
Estray Animals

As result of the accident to the
special train at Ban nesviIle on the B.
and y. few days ago caused by two
horses straying on the tracks Presi-
dent L. F.Loree will recommend that
all the lines OF the system be protect
ed by wire fences.
The Pennsylvania. lines are now
protected bv wire fences and the B.
ana o. Will have the same improve
ment before long. The GAINESVILLE
accident caused the death of veteran
engineer, Milo Francis, who was one
of the best men on the road. The two
old horses had plenty of grass in
field, but had to go out and stand on
the track to meet the flying special.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1901-09-07
UNCLAIMED hBTTERs.

Following Is the list of unclaimed
letters remaining in the Pest Office
in Martinsburg, West Va. September
end 1901. If not called for will be
sent to the dead letter office at Wash
ington September 9Th 1901. Persons
calling for them viii say advertised.
Miss Mary Brown, j. Sldsey Cam
mer, j. OirIon, Mrs. Mary Gruyer.
Lawrence Kearney, Luther A. Miller.
Miss Annie Sileb, Miss Lille Shaffer.
E. Shafer, Allen Wandeling, Chas.
Weigle, WILDER Wlrmbrennes, Mrs.
Mary Worker.
Alex ClohaRn, p. M.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1901-09-07
LETTER TO o. A. CLINE.

Dear Sir: Ira Gould. painter in
Colebrook, N. H. bought of our agent
there, Wesley Wentworth, 4 gallons
of paint, Trimmed it down with two
gallons of oil, and gave his own house
one coat.
Every painter in town declared he
had pain ed two coats That's all
the farther the story goes, +" as
Uncle Remus says We don't
know whether it made a good job or
not but the painters though it did.
We should call il printing. Maybe
the house didn't need painting. A
primlng coat is enough if put on Of
ten enough.
But if Ira Gould had set out to do
us favor, he couldn't have done
much better. One primlng coat OF
Devoe is enough to make painters say,
Hes been painting two coats; and
wants us TO think he has done it with
one, and that half oil No thanh
you.
We DONE know Mr.. Gould but we
know Mr. Wentworth. Guess the
story is straight.
| Yours truly,
II. W. Devoe and Co.
@. G.. Cushwa of your city sells on
mint
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1901-09-07
How O
Gain : lGS::fa

Persons have been known TO
gain a pog1aF a osSy by taking
an ounce OF SCOTS EMUL-
SION. II is strange. but it often
happens.
Somehow the ounce produces
the pound; it seems to start til
ii.sestive machinery going prop
riy, so that the patient is a. 9
} digest and absorb his ordinary
ed, which he could not do be
1re, ard that is the way the gal
IS made.
a certain amount Of flesh |,
ecessary for health; If you have
rot got ii YOU can get It b!
liking
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1901-09-07
Signed, G. H. Cole,

Chairman of the Board of Examiners.
Still later in the day the chairman
waited upon the president of the
Board of Education and informed him
of the action of the Board of Examin-
ers and among other statements was
met with the one that if the Board
of Examiners did not do as the Board
of Education wished, the latter would
get such persons as would carry out
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1901-09-07


At meeting of the Examining
Board for the Independent District of
Martinsburg. W. Va held last even
ing at the High School building, At
which meeting the renewal of the
teachers certificates for the Indepen-
dent District of Martinsbrug was dis
cussed. it was decided by majority
of the Board of Examiners that as the
Board has in its possession charges OF
immoral conduct and intemperance
against YOU which are uninvestlgated
and the investigation of which You
opposed, they (the Board of Examin-
ers) are not satisfied that you are OF
good moral character and a suitable
person to teach the young, and, there
fore, decline TO renew your certificate
for the ensuing year.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1901-09-07

Fats Q / 0 3 2 0--10
Leans 0 0 20 0 x-l2
Struck out-By Westenhaver 10; by
Horsfall .. Left on bases-Fats, 6
Leans, A. Home run hit-C. @. Pitzer.
Time OF game brs. and minutes.
Umpire, Gerhardt.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-12-12
Prenumerata wynosi rocznie
r Stanaoh Zjed. i Kanadzie $500
W Europie (koniecz. naprz6d) $3.50
w a n k i.

Abonenci op}acajacy W1AEUsA
{ dofu, konlecznie musz2 pfac'c
400 pa jeden rok, lubo " tym
roku dla przedpfacicieli czyli pfa~
c9cych naprz6d, roczna opfate
znizylismy ma $l.50.
Kto zjedna nam trzech 10
1ych abonent6w i p~rzesle cd
xazdegc c%a}orocznv ahonament z
CORY. temu przez ca}y rok gazette
ola niego samego %przese}ac bedz'e~
my bezp}atnie.
K+o odbierze poczty trzy gaze1y'
1wazanym Jest "a abonenta odpo,
wiedzlalnym q abonament.
Kto zmieni adres, powinien na
.ycnmiast podac wydawcy WtAR"sA
w5j nowy adrcs.
Abonentom, kt6rzy ~wyraznie ME
odm6wi& g%zety "a poSrednictwem
listowego Tub innego urzednik*
pocztowego, W1ARus pose}any BE-
die dalej. Skoro kto zaprzestanie
UuO1cA"" So"o'ts.
~zaplalit, jezeI; co "a MIA w'nien.
P;eni3dze "a Ola W1ARUsA o.
ely ~przcsc}a6 przez pocztowy luh
expresowy Money Order. Mozn'
tel przese1ae abonamort " dolaracI
pspierowych, pre-. Postal note,
albo W jednocentowych lub dwnren
tow;ch zztaczkacb pocztowych, }ecz
jezeli abouament, " TAXI spc*dl
przes}any, W drodze przepadn;e Eco
sig " tym kraju bardzo rzadko
.darza) wydawca W1ARUsA ME
bie,ze "a to ma siebie odpowiedzial
ookci. Take listy najlepiej kaza6
"a poczcie r~eglstrowad, DO wtenczae
urzad pocztowy bierze ma siebie Cd.
, owiedzialnost, Re wrazz zawartos-
ci9 dojda M mieisce przeznaczenia.
Wszelkie listy oraz przesefkl pie
aieine do WlARUsA adrescwac:
e. Derdowski
$40 e. 3rd Str.
WINONA MINI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-12-12
NASl AGENCl.

Upowaanieni e do kolektows.
MA abonamentu WIARusA nastepu
l4oY nasi agenci m%ie1scowi:
ANTON, Nebr. - Franoiszek
NardYn.
hay CITY, Mich. - Alexander
Niedstelski, 1914 u ls Str.
BALTIMORE: Fir. Ziarnowskl
~ 8. Bond Str.
HOFA PARK, Wis. d..
N. J. Kosmioki.
NANTlUOKE Pa.-Fr. Jabiohsk
OAK HEEL. - 81. Pogorzelski.
POLAND, WIS. Teoil R6tek. !,
pIEE LAKE Wis. Adam
Bambenek.
WfksNO Mimi. IT. Groohows
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-12-12
AMIGO. Wis.

wv W
t~uteiszej fabryce Forniera
pracowal Polak Jan Walko-
WAX. Przypadek chcia>. IT,
w}aSnie gdy znaidowsl sic
prey piracy, pek|a rura s]uza
ca do przeprowadzania parry
i Geese )ej ugodzila Walko-
wiaka W piersi. Zanim pc
moe nadesz}a nieszcze$liwy
ducha wyzionaf.
Walkowiak mia{ lat oko|o
40 Zostaly pc MIN 1872 wdowa
i czworo dzieci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-12-12
WILKES BARRE. Pa.

Dwie godziny pred czasem
wyznaczonym ma Stub z Ada
mem Zeskim, ulotnila sic
Anastya Zumbor, |adna pol
ska dziewo]a z Plymouth. z
Janem Szalanem. kt5ry mia}
bye druzb7 jej narzeczonego.
Oboje pozoali sic ma pozeg-
naloym obiedzie. wydanym
przez jej rodzic6w 20 poIud-
niu cd razu sic pokochali.
Pc obiedzie znikli. Zaw ado
miony 2arzeczony wy$led>it
'ch W Wilkes Barre wyiaw-
sly warrant ma. obydw6ch.
kazal ich aresztowat. Zako-
chanel pare udaio sic iedoak
pcstaw'c kaucya i pc aczyt
Sc W godzine p6zniej wez|em
malzedskim.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa
Z powodu, re W naszem
miescie ospa coraz to bardziej
sic poczyna rozszerzat, przeto
rada zdrowia'' zwr6ciia sic
do majora miasta i zaleci}a,
ably kazdy mieszkaniec W
Philadelphia, kt6ry przed
iaty ME m;al wszczepionej
.ospy - pozwolit takowa
sob'e zaszczepie. Major miasta
i radn1 m'asta So przychylni
temu wnioskowi i 20
kr6tkich debatach postano-
wiono wezwac 40 znakomi-
tych doktorow. kt6rzy beda
chodzit cd domu do domu i
bezplatnie wszczep'at .,limpe"
czyli oSpice kazdemu, kt6ry
tylko zechce.
ILAClc "a WIARUSA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-12-12

DDa jsskieJ prsyczyny lu-
d.ie sic zabuaI
Czesto d%ebatowano mad tym
faktem;, dlaczego ludzie sami soble
zycie odbieraja, i prawie kazdy.
cry to ilozof, tez lie karz lub kto~
kolwiekbadz inny, wziawszy te
kwestye pod rozwage, zawsze by@
zupe}nie innej opinli. Jedni twier~
dzag. lie tylko szalony CHOW ok
mole odebrac sobie zycic, inni
znowu a W szczeg6lnoscl reprezen-
tanci i cz}onkowie rdznych chrze,*
scianskich kosclo{6w, o~swiadczaia,
re tYlko bezwyznan,owiec jest zdo-
len odebrat sobie zycie w4asna swa
rek4 znowu inni wierz2 re o.
pr6cz nedzy, obawy co do przysz-
3o6ci, '6zre choroby sa gl6wnie
przyczyn2 samb6]stwa. Me chcemy
udowadniat, re powyzsze
zgadzaja sic z prawda, lecz jest,
faktem, re najwieksza liczba sa~
mob6jc5w nalezy do n~ieszczes-
liwych ludzi, kt6rzy cierpieli z po-
wod1 nabycla r6znych chor6b, mai
gorsze z kr6rych 70 dolegliwoSci
trawlacych orgap6w. Czfowiek
kt6rego zo}adek ME dzia}a, spa6
ME mole, jego umys} jest ponu-
rym i przygnebionym. ME ma on
wcale naimniejsze chec1 do piracy i
wstret c7uje do >wszelkich uciech
tego zycia. Cd powyzej wymienio-
nych dolegliwosci uwolni6 sig
MONA "a pomoca znanego ma
SWAT ca}y Trinera Leczniczego
Wira (American Elixir of Bitter
Wine), kt6re jest skutecznem le~
ma w~szystkie choroby
zo4adka, watroby i merck, ich
jak insomnia, melan
utrudzenia it'd. To jedynie
nieomylne lekarstwo.
przez kt6re tysiace i tysiace bie"-
cierpiacych przysz}o do
.drowia. Jest do nabycia " apte-
kach a W szczeg6lnosci u f%abrykan-
ia teg6z, p. ]. Triner, 100 So
Ashland ave., Chicago, Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-12-12
WASHINGTON, D. q.

WASHINGTON, D. q. -
Wyspy Porto Rico Filiplny ma
leza do terytoryum standw Zjed'
noczonych. TAX orzek} najwyzszy
tribunal. By}y i SO w}asnoscia
stan6w Zjednoczonych cd chwili
zawarcia traktatu z Hiszpania.
Wszelkie zatem clio nak}adane ma
towary sprowadzane z tych wysp
jest n1eprawne i edpowiednia u
chwa}a kongresu do wysp tYch sig
ME odnosi a tylko do KRAKOW "a
granicznych. Filipiny i Porto Rico
"a posladtosciaml Stan6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-12-12
DIANA obchod6w ! r61nych
pamiatek narodowych.

-H&--+ 49, &sFa=s So #Gt .-"s- f5HE.&yHttF& ~ 80 81
N. - ar6l
Czensk. bill wieprze W rzezalni
Sahlena. Kiedy JUL pare set
zab,l, ostatni wieprz sic
zbuntowai | ME chcac uledz
losowi swych. towarzyszy,
skoczy( ku czatujacemu ma
jego zycie Czehsk;cmu !
w1rzucil 60 W goraca wode,
W kt6rej sam m'al bye
zanurzony. Czehski poparzy'
sic fataln'e ma nogach !
nma1| W szpitalu Siostr.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-12-12
Y .niW P0lskich
W AMERYCE.

SILVER LAKE,. MIMI
Odbyl sic tn 2S Listopada
wspanialy obch6d roczoicy
powstania Listopadowego W
hall p, Tomasza Szeryna.
Przemawiali: p Franciszek
Ciel,6ski, :. Franciszek Pa
WAX. p. w. Lewandowsk',
D. Koz}owski i wiel, ks. pro-
boszcz Zalcwski. Mowy pre-
platane by|y era kapeli oraz
Spiewem / ~deklamacyam'
dzieci szk6lnych, starannie
przygotowanych przez nau~
czycieli p. Kurka. Choir
koScielny przesIicznic odSp'e~
wal ma cztery glossy patryo~
tyczna p,eSd .,C'ezko ranny''.
Pa. - Be-.
dziemy mieli W naszej okolicy
to. czego brak nawet W
wiekszych srodowiskach ma
sze) emigracyi,-a mianowicie
stale wedrowne ,,Towarzy~
stwo dramatyczne''. Zorga-
nizowa'o sic tn dzieki euergii
p. S. S. P~aklewskiego erono
r%utynowych amator6w j anna
kt6re z poczatku "a
mierza objechat z przedsta~
wszystkie kolonie
Luzerne Lackawanna
powiatach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-12-12

ZARZAD Zwiazku Naro-
dowego Pol. prze>naczy' $1oo
ma o6ary tyranii prusk'e', W
po}owie ma skazanych STU
dent6w W Poznan;u W po~
|lowie ma meczennik6w Wrze
s:6skich. Kt, chc;a'by sic
trz> czy'ie do powiekszen'a
tego funduszu dobrowolnem'
skiadkami powinien nadsyEat
o6ary ma rece redaktora
ZGoDY. Address,: Prof T.
Siemiradzki, 1o2 W. Division
ST., Chicago, Ill.
PITISBURG. Pa. - Tu~
tejszy W1ELxoPoLAN1N do
wiaduje sic, re wiel. ks
pra}at MiSkiewicz. pro5oszcz
para6i s~. Wojc;echa ma
South Side jest mocno chory
Chorcba przyszIa z zazieb.e~
Ma, ktore p3}9czone z dole~
gl:wym reumatyzmem spro~
wadzi!o grozaa ch1orobe Prey
lou ksiedza M. czuwa stra~
piony brat lego. wiel. ks.
Franciszek Misk;ewicz. pro-
boszcz W Everson. Pe.
LA l. Ill. w
uiedziele, 8 Grudnia odby|o
sic tn po$wiecen;e naszej
novel polsk;ei szkoly
przez ks. biskupa J. l.. Spaul.
dinga z Peoria. Szko|a Jest
trzypietrowa, 100 stop dluga,
90 stop szeroka 70 stop
wysoka. W bezemencie So
dwie dose Obscene Sale,
kt6re s;uzyt beda koscielnym
Towarzystwom ola posiedzed,
dwie sale ola dziect szkolnych,
iedna ola rozmaitych potrzeb
i kregielnia. Ma p.erwszem
p;etrze znajduje sic 8 klas.
32-25 stop kazda; b'blote-
ka. c>ytelnia muzeum ma
drugiem pietrze; ma trzeciem
p etrze znajduje sic obszerna
sala, estrada. oraz obszer-
niejsza galerya, W ktorej
beda odgrywane rozma'te
przedstaw,en'a teatralne, /.
take bedz e oddana do u1yt
ku Towarzystwom ola urza-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-12-12

Jurisprudence Wia1usa.
z GRENvIL1lLE.
(South Dakota).
Grudnia.
U mas dotychczas by}a piekna
pogoda bez sniegu, co jest Well
klein acknowledgement ola by
dfa.
w naszych miasteczkach
Waubay i Webster jest pc 8 do
10 e]ewator6w do zboza prawie
chmur siegajacych. a Re drcga jest
.
teraz dobra, to tel farmerzy czesto
zasypuja pszenica wszystkie elewa'
tory, tax il treny. lubo sig spiesza
z o%dwozenlem, podo}at ME moga.
Kr6tko przed adwentem odby.
~ sic u mas diva wesela. O pier
wszem dalej wspominat ME bsde,
DO lie sig ME chee, a ma pochwa}e
ME zas&uzy}o; tylko wstyd i ham
be po sobie ola mas Polak6w zo-
stawi}o. 60 sig za6 tyczy drugiego,
to przynios}o ono nan zaszczyt.
Ten drugi zwi4zek ma}1enski
pob}ogos}awl} nasz proboszcz wiel.
ks. Wojtowic1. Pan m}ody nazywa
sic Oil Holman, Norwegczyk, lecz
pred slubem ~przeszed@ ma Ware
rzymsko-katolicka i przyjai sakra~
ment cbrztu sw. Chrzestnyml byli:
Franciszek Madry, J6zef Gruba i
parma Lucya 'Kurkowska. Panna
m}oda jest wzorowa Polka, Marta
Mass, c6rka t~utejszego farmera
Bernardo Mass ,rodem z Oksywskiej
Kaszubach.
Pc slub1e, ktsry sig odby} W
o%toczeniu licznego grona druzb6w
i druchen, ca}y orszak weselny
pojecha} do rodzic6w panny Mo-
del, gdzie juz kucharki mla}y
gotowe. Tam sic ba Siono
W n~ajlepszej harmonii przez ca}y
tydzien, a drugi tydzieh u star
pana mfodego. Do jedzenia
hv}o tam wszvstkieoo nod d0stat.
klein, - ba, a do picia lyle, re
j~eszcze dis niejednemu, gdy s}ohce
zachod1l. zdaje sieJ re ono jeno
;~eszcze wschcdz'.
J6zef G r b a.
Przvim;1 Pan mO1a sordeczne
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-12-12

DINA 2 dRUDNIA rozpo-
cze}a sig " Westinghouse sesya 81
Kongresu. l'rzewodniczqcym Izby
nitsaej ~(speaker) ponownie wybra~
ny zosta} O. B. Henderson z Du-
buque. Izba nizsza Kongresu skiada
sic z 1875 republikan6w, 159 demo-
krat6w 9 n,ezalezDych; W senacie
zasiada So republikan6w, 20 de-
mokfat6w i 9 niezaleznych.
WASHINGTON, D. G. 2
rozpoczeciem sesyi Kongresu punk.
Smolinski zab1ai sig ma nowo do
piracy celem uzyskania cd Kongresu
potrzebnego funduszu, pred laty
100 juz uchwalonego ma budowe
pomnika Pu}askiego. Bi'em odno6,
nym zaop,ekowAf. sig kongresman
Brick South Bend. Bill jest JUL
W reku klerk6w z oa}ym szeregiem
blow. Pu}kcwnik Smolin-
ski jest przekonanY, re staranla
jego odniosa tym razem pozadanY
skutek.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-12-12

PODCZAS przes}uch6w koro~
nersklch W sprawie katastrofy
xolejowej W pobliza Detroit, gdzie
oko}o 80 os6b straci}o zYcie. ma
szynista A T. Strong pociagu No.
4 Wabash ko]ei, przyna} sic do
why. Powiada on, re gdy czyta}
rozkaz wiatr zachylh papier i wsku-
Tex tego ME doirzal s]owa: ,,Sene~
ca >. gdzie mia} rozmina6 sig z
pociaglem no l3, ale tylko Sand
Greek, dokad tez ME zatrzymujac
pociagu jecha} dalej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-12-12

Przyjmi1 Pan mole serdeczne
podziekowanle "a swoje znakomite
lekafstwo. Strasznie cierpla2am ma
cborobe .otaka ; ME mogtam zna~
lez6 pomocv. Pc uzycin Seyery
Balzamu zycia zosta}am zu2e}nie
%wyleczora.
Nal 1ina Bachnajer, Robbins, O..
Severy Bslzam zvcia dzia@a
1ako 6rodek og6'nie wzmacn'a)acg,
reguIuje kjszkl, wzmacnia ca}y
W ste,n i Jest pozytecznym W
<azdem p%o{ozenia zupeinego
wyeienczenia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-12-12

DR.. MARYA KOWAL-
SKA zdafa pomyslnie egza~
min stanowy ma doktora
medycyny. Studya gimna~
zyalne przeszla dr.. kowal-
ska w miescie Romny ma
Ukraine. Nastepnie. ME
mogac uczyt sic dale). W
kraju rodzinnym. DO Rad
rosvjski stawia przeszkody
W nauce. przyby}a
pred siedmiu ]aty do Stanow
Zjednoczonych .zapisa'a sic
ma u~niwersyt W Buffalo.
Studya lekarskie skohczyIa W
Chicago.
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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1901-01-30
Want THE SPOON[R Bill.
Federal Party at Manila Urges Leg
islation by Congress That Will
Aid the Islands Business.
time RIPE FOR CIVIL GOVERNMENT.
An Authority Which Can Legislate for and
Control Incorporated Concerns, Regu-
late Mining Claims and Dispose of Pub
lie Lands Is the Urgent Necessity Of the
Hour, the Petitioners Declare.

Manila, JAN 26.-The executive
committee of the federal party has
filed a petition requesting the Philip
pine commission to urge upon Presi-
dent Mckinley the passage of the
Spooner> bill by congress, as an ur-
gent necessity for the progress of the
archipelago demands an authority
which can legislate for and control
the incorporation of concerns, regu-
late mining claims, dispose of public
lands and perform other functions
not vested in either the military or
Legislative authorities. The petition
ers state that the time is ripe for a
general civil government, the estab-
lishment of which will win over those
favoring the insurrection, while at
the same time it will encourage the
natives to subscribe in favor of a set
tied government in the Philippines
under American sovereignty. There
fore they urge that the Spooner bill,
which empowers President Mckinley,
in his discretion, to declare the in
surrection ended and to establish a
civil government, be passed by the
present congress. The members of
the commission while desirous that a
full quota of troops shall continue
here will recommend the passage of
the Spooner bill. The officials of the
Manila chamber of commerce and
other persons express their inten-
ton of cabling to President Mckinley
to the same effect. Secretary Root
has advised the commission to inform
inquirers that the pcrts in the south
ern islands will not be closed.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1901-01-30
MEDICINE LODGE KANSAS WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 80. 1901
STRONGLY ANTi.cHlNEsE.
House Bin to Regulate the Coming OF
MongoIians into This Country Is
Very Stringent.

Washington, Jan. 26.-The house
committee on foreign affairs acted IA
gorably on the bill to regulate the
coming of Chinese into this country
and making more effective the present
exclusion laws. The bill makes strin-
gent provisions to prevent the bring
ing of Chinese across the border One
of the provisions of the bill is ''that
if any Chinese shall enter the United
States clandestinely or without per-
mission he shall be deported to China,
even though he might have applied
for such privilege in the manner pro-
vided by law" Another provision re-
quires masters of vessels to give a
bond of $500 for Chinese person not
entitled to enter and who comes here
temporarily, which bond remains alive
until the Chinese person returns to
China
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1901-01-30
TO uJELL REBELuOUS REDS.
Federal Officers and Soldiers Rap
idly Moving Toward the Scenes
of the Hostile Creeks.
ARMED INDIANS THREATEN BRlSTOW.
Six Hundred Are Said to BE Preparing to
Attack the Town and the Citizens Are
Pleading for Help Marshal Bennett
Reaches EufauIa and Will Try to Cap
ture Crazy Snake

Muscogee, 1. r., Jan. 26.-The Creek
uprising is growing to dangerous
proportions. Marshal Bennett has
received telegram from Bristow, L.
T., announcing that 600 armed Creeks
stationed two miles from there are
preparing to attack the town, and
pleading for protection from the mar
shall. Marshal Bennett and Agent
Shoenfelt are swearing in large num-
bers of deputies, whom they are for
warding to the scene of trouble 1t
is now feared that they will reach
the town too late, and the mayor of
Bristow has been instructed to swear
in all the men necessary to protect
the town. Soldiers are being hurried
from Fort Reno to the seat of trOu-
BILE, but they will not reach Bristow
before tomorrow night, as they will
arrive at Henrietta first and go over
land. Indian Agent Shoenfelt will
ask for more help, as it is found that
one company of cavalry cannot han
die the situation, for the Indians are
dividing up in bands of 100.
Says Hostiles Must Be Awed.
st. Louis, Jan. 26.-A. Il. Donald
son, of Neosho, Mo-, who has extensive
mining interests in South McAlester, L.
r., and who arrived here direct from
the seat of the threatened Indian
troubles, said: eff the government
doesn't act promptly and send a large
body of troops to the disaffected ma
tions within the next "a hours, there
will certainly be trouble, with proba-
bly, much loss of life and property.
An immediate show of force is alb
solutely necessary to awe the spirit
of rebellion that is rampant. Hest
tation will be interpreted by the hos
tile tribes to mean fear and they will
proceed to execute their threats to
make war on all civilization that is ac-
cessible to them
To Try to Capture Crazy Horse.
Eufaula, l. r., Jan. 26.-United
States Marshal Bennett came to Eu-
faula on the train from Muscogee. He
will make n dash into the disaffected
region and there attempt to capture
Crazy Snake and other leaders of the
insurrcction. If he succeeds, he will
join the soldiers somewhere west of
here with his prisoners. If he fails
and is cornered he will defend him
self in some house near Sidhamtown
until the soldiers or other help comes.
Says Indians Are at Work.
Checotah, |. r., Jan. 26.-H. G. Tur-
ner, of Brush Hill, where the Snake
band of Indians are supposed to be in
camp, was in Checotah this morning.
He says there is no truth in the report
from Eufaula, of Indian uprisings.
The Indians. he says, who are sup
posed to be there indulging in the
war dance are at work.