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New-York tribune., 1901-06-17

The delicate gowns 10 be this summer de.
mand the daintiest of petticoats. Some silk skirts
will be worn. but IT general the white lawn and
batiste will have the preference. These many
founced and much embroidered. and eXtTav-
agantly charming
New-York tribune., 1901-06-17

suggestion of color the handkerchief is
coming and into general favor Mar
row hemstitched borders OF a color matching the
summer suit used, and many Of the French
initial handkerchiefs have the letters on A
shield of pink, blue green
New-York tribune., 1901-06-17

Buffalo, June Is (SpeciaD.-Persons from New
York and its vicinity registered hotels to-day in
CIude:
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-04-22
SUBURBAN ITEMS.

Attorney Wisby has located on
Washington and Vine
Quite a large shipment of kinder
garten furniture arrived recently.
Miss Widen, of East College. visit
ca ia the country the past week.
Young Mcqueen, messenger boy,
Is convalcent from serious Illness.
Mrs. Ray. south Of town, was the
guest Of Mrs. NJ. Clayton, on Wash
ington, Wednesday afternoon.
How Can We Better Our City2'
Is the interesting subject OF conyer-
sation among our club women.
Prof Hikes is omproying, her home,
and city property on East Springer
The golf grounds are located i'm.
mediately north OF College avenue,
Young children should not go on these
grounds alone.
Mr. and Mrs. Beyier Of New York
city viii arrive here In few days,
Mrs, Bevler Is the daughter Of the
Rev and Mrs. Shepherd, OF North
Broad.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-04-22
sroMAcAs rAAT vow woRk
That Retain the Food and Refuse to
Digest It, Make the Head Heavy
and the Nerves Weak, Need
stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets.

There is cure for dyspepsia. suE
ferers who have tried noxious nos
trums win probably be skentcal but
skepticism vanishes when stuarts
Dyspepsia Tablets are tried. wheth-
er the trouble is dyspepsia Of long
standing, or merely a simple case OF
indigestion, relief is prompt and pro
nounced The less the trouble the
fewer tablets need be taken.
Heayiness after eating, sour stom-
ach, as indicated by belchiug fatigue
with slight exertion, or with no ex-
ertion at ALL disturbed sleep, nervous
ness. constipation depression, blues,
these things can commonly be set
down as symptoms of dyspepsia. And
dyspepsia is merely Indigestion in an
aggravated form.
BY promoting perfect digestion,
stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets produces
strong nerves, restful, refreshing
sleep. pure blood and good. sound,
healthy flesh They make the skin
clear the eyes bright, the mind cheer
ful.
stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets are a
medicine and more than q medicine.
They digest the food and make it easy
Of assimilation, and they relieve the
inaamed, diseased condition Of the
membraneous Innings and the glands
of the stomach and bowels. They
help the digestive organs over the
hard places, and put them into a
healthy, active condition. They ef-
feet a quick and permanent cure. You
don't have to continue taking them
forever still it is well TO have a box
handy and take one at the first return
of the trouble
Perfectly wei people are made sick
by eating. too much. or unwholesome
food but not If they take a tablet after
eating Treatment with suarts
Dyspepsia Tablets does not necessi-
tate dieting or any change of habits
lhey digest the proper food and act
upon tho other kind in such way as
TO make IL pass on quickly and harm
lessly You may eat and drink what
you like when you like, and as much
as you like II you take a tablet after
wards.
stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are sold
by all druggists at so cents for pn
size package.
Send TO F. A. Stuart Co., Marshall
Mich, FOR little book on stomach dis
eases, mailed free.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-04-22
A RaaIna. RoarIna Elood

Washed down telegraph line
which chas. c, Ellis, Of Lisbon, Ia,
had to repair standing waist deep
In icy water" he writes gave me a
terrible cold and cough It grew
worse daily. Finally the best doctors
IN Oakland Neb.; Sioux City and
Omaha said 1 had CONSUMPTION and
could not 1--we Then | began usine
pr. Kings New Discovery and was
wholly cured by six hottlesR POSI-
lively guaranteed for Coughs, Colds
and an rkroat and Lung troubles By
A r. Gray Price, zoe. and S1.o0
Tr'ei bottles free
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-04-22

tracks and trains had to come into
the city over the Ohio connecting
bridge, a detour OF several '.,iies Be
yond steubenville the Panhandle tracks
are almost buried in snow. The Pitts
burg, Fort Wayne and Chicago railway
Is crippled by snow OF an unprecedent-
ed depth west Of Orrvilie where IN the
cuts there were drifts five aud six feet
deep The Baltimore and Ohio and
Pennsylvania railroads are being
troubled by small washouts and eey
land slides. The Cleveland and Pitts
burg Is In serious condition, owing 10
the loss OF a number OF bridges and
he Buffalo and Aiiegbeney Va, Is
almost tied up by land slides.
A special from Beaver. Pa. says
Rochester. West Brldgewater, Industry
and Smiths Ferry are flooded and the
residents are moving their household
effects and supplies to higher grou~@
All the glass houses and manufac-
turing plants viii be flooded. Ncws
from Sisterville, w. Va, says the river
Is rising rapidly ad much damage win
be done Mid Island creek has been.
out Of its banks for two days and has
'qov3I slI uIullM klI7doId lie p9konsap
The Ohio River railroad has not run q
train since yesterday afternoon and win
not move a wheel f,r a couple OF days
yet Between there and Wheeling
half mile land slide has covered the
track with earth from seven to ten
feet deep.
At New Castle the Shenango river
overilowed this afternoon near the cer.-
ter OF the manufacturing district and
caused the Shenango tin mill. the larg.
est In the world. and the Baldwin and
Graham stove fundry to close 8 gew
hours later the blg steel mill was aiso
forced to stop work The rivers are yer
rising, and indications point 20 the en-
forced idleness OF almost every indus
trial plant Of New Castle
Irwin, Pa. reports that tho continual
downpour OF rain for the past four
days has done much dauage there.
Younghiogheny shaft is again ncodsd
and Il Is feared the entire workings
Of the shaft win be drowned out. The
Hockensmith Wheel and Mine Car COM
pany at Irwin has been eompellcd to
suspend operations The big Pennsyi-
vania Glass company in the south
part Of the town. is in a shaSy eondi-
ton and grave fears are felt lest the
immense walls give way.
Carnegie, six miles south OF Pitts
burg Is In state OF panic. OF add 70
the excitement a number Of negroes
got drunk on liquor being carried fron
the cellars OF saloons. Chief OF Police
Foster tried 10 arres, three OF them
when they attacked him with razore,
cutting him severely. The fire bells
were r'ng and the citizens turned out,
They suppressed lhe negroes and ar
rested three OF them. Carnegie is IN
the worst condition from flood In lts
history. Much of tn trouble at Carne-
gie was caused by the breaking Of the
panNandie retiroad bridge over Char
tres tvees az Heidelberg The rcbris
floated down TO the Third street bridge
and blocked there This backed the
water up into the main thoroughfares
and skiffs had to be used on all the
business streets A number Of works
We're compelled TO shut down, tho
plants being under water The town Is
in darkness and the. people are freez-
ing. The gas and electricity are sh 1t
on and The coal is under water.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-04-22
Eamous 90 LAX a cehtury.


Those who suffer from stomach,
blood. kidney or nervous troubles
should bear in mind an important fact
about DIR. Harters Iron Tonic; that Is,
thar this remedy has been largely used
for forty-hve years. once IN a while
some absolutely perfect compound Is
discovered This is one Of them and
affords ample proof of the learning
and wisdom Of Dr. Harter True, mod
ern methods OF preparing it are used,
It IS now made in one OF tile nness
laboratories IN the world, but in all
essentials It Is precisely the same as
when FIRST made by Dr. Harter nearly
half a century ago. How many other
remedies have grown in favor or even
survived for shat length OF time2
Dr. Harter's Iron Tonic is q wonder
ful medicine It Is more than tonic.
It ia a blood maker and life renewer.
II stimulates the repair OF the body
and il supplies something to repair
with.
All building cT healing OF the body
depends on an abundance Of blood that
Is rich In iron. Nowhere, except in
DR. iIarter'a Iron Tonic, can YOU get
the peculiar form OF iron that is all
ready to become part Of you as soon
as Il Is taken.
n you are not we'll and have not
been Vail for somc time, try Ris
remedy First win come better appo
tito then better DIGESTION t.eu better
color and finally increased activity oi
ail the vital ofeaps ana q pew and
wonderful scnse o. yigof and strength
Prepared only 5y The nr Harter Medl
cine Coz Dayton Ohio, Sold every
where
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-04-22
INTENDED ROBBERY.
Mrs. Morrison Has Lye ThrD~n Into
Her Face.

Late Saturday evening some OBJ
streperous man threw concentrated
lye into the eyes Of Mrs. Morrison.
who lives at 4l7 West Springer ave
nue. She was returning from down
town and just a. she stepped inside
the house the stun was thrown into
her face severely If not seriously,
injuring her eyes A police call was
turned in and a fellow, Tom shultz.
was placed under arrest, being sus-
pected Of the act. He was found
lettering near the residence.
Mrs. Morrison is the wife Of rail-
roader, and the only reason supposed
for the act was robbery of the house.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-04-22

a case Of Observation-Disclosures that
provoked smile. occurred at one Of
the principal churches of our city last
night. A belated member came walk
ing up the aisle wearing a cook apron.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-04-22
Iob oouldn,t Have stood 4

II he'd had Itching Plles They're
terribly annoying but Buoden's
Amica saive viii cure the worst case
OF piles on earth II has cured thou
saads. For Injuries Pains or Bodily
Erupuons its the best salye in the
world Price, 25c. box Cure guar
.ateed sold by Ale. Gray
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-04-22

A special train over the Rock lslntd
took the West Side Masons home sun
dny morning
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-01
Big Barrel Factory Burned With Its Contents
New Telephone Lines.
lSpeciul DisputcN to The Ximes.)

Especial Dispatch to The Ximes)
LEESBURG, VA, Sept. 3O.-The ware
house belonging to Messrs. Purcell, Eu-
banks & Co., near Round Hill, was de-
stroyeG by tire Saturday with its contents,
consisting of slaves, barrels and barrel
heads, besides a large pills of adjacent
lumber ana other material. The cause of
the fire is unknown, and the total loss is
estimated at $4,000, with $1,000 insurance
III the PheniX Insurance Company, Of
Brooklyn.
Telephonic communication has fagain
been established With the section OF the
county lying south of Hamilton. a mis-
understanding between the shareholders
of the AIilhollen lines and those Of the,
Snickersville Company resulted in the
separa ton of the lines at Purcellville,
which cut off Unison, Phiemont and other
important points south The new connec-
ton is by way OF Leesburg, Aide and
Mountville.
a line is now in the course of construc-
ton to Connect Middleburg, to be fol-
lowed by a line between Unison and Up
perville, which will connect Louooun with
the whole telephone system of Fauquier.
The Snickersville Company also have I'M
der consiGera ton the construction of a
line across the Blue Ridge connecting
with Berryvile, Winchester and other
Valley towns. The central office in Lees
burg has recently been newly fitted un
and will pass into new management the
LIST Of October.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-01
- oHnloND VA TUESDAY, oT0BER 4 1901


little confused in his mind. . we talked a
few minutes, and Is then went into Cap
tain Cook cabin. z
DANGEROUSLY NEAR.
Concerning the position Of the Brooklyn
{ and the Texas Oh the day OIL the battle
the witness said :s.ss
..The Brooklyn was dangerously near
the Texas. should say within one hun
dred yards of her
what was your position just at that
time, when she crossed the course of the
Texas, relative to the Brooklyn and
Texas?''
1.-The Iowa was heading straight in for
the Spanish fleet, to intercept the Wis
caya at that time She was heading
more to the northward than the Texas
3 The Texas was headed Off more to the
west. When I saw the Brooklyn the
+ third time she was across the bow OF the
Texas, heading south
when did. you see Der next, if at all7"
After the Ouuendo went ashore my at
/ tention was called 10 the Brojltivt ty
some one on the bridge, who remarked:
THE Brooklyn Is knocked out She was
then hotly engaged with her starboard
battery She was headed parallel with
the course IF the i,oion, should say.
Mr. Rayner then surrendered the wit
ness temporarily, and Captain Lemay
made some interroga tons on redirect ex-
animation. He asked:
"Under what instruction, verbal. writ
ten or by signal, from he flagship Brook
lyn did you maneuver the Iowa during
the naval battle of Santiago July 3, 1882
SAW NO SIGNAL.
"I never saw any signal from her |
did not nlaneuver in obedience to any
signal from the Brooklyn. I did not see
any signals aboard her.
..Or any written or verbal instruc-
tionls?
..None whatever"
"What instruction, oral or written, did
YOU have from Commodore Schley rela-
tive to the order of blockade or order of
battle While part of the flying squad
ron?'
..,rhe orCer of blockade was to form
column. double distance and cruise in that
formation
"Was there any prescribed order OF
guided. if the enemy's ships had come out
of Santiago harhor prior to June l, 1882
There was none.
BY the court: was any further effort
|, u..S,e by the flying squadron to destroy
the Colon?"
None if by further you mean the
action of May 31st."
FIRE LIGHT.
Was the fire of the eneny's .battleships
on the 31st heavy enough to seriously en-
danger the attacking ships?'
mo, sir it was not heavy at all. The
projectiles mostly fell long way short
of us. wo, I think, passed over my
ship,
IL, the attack on the Colon. on May
s1st did any of the enemy's shot fall near
the sGu;afro1. o.
Two. L think, fell near the Iowa.
''Would it have been possible for the
Iowa to coal from the Merrimac early in
the afternoon of May 26?'
1T would have BEEN
DO you know OF any reason why the
ships could not get nearer the Colon or
May 31?''
q know of no reason why they could
not
The court then adjourned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-01
SIR CHRISTOPHER TURNE,s.
Big Ship Master to Visit Newport News.
Death of D. w. Enos.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)

NEWPORT NEWS, VA, Sept 3O.-sir-
Christopher Furness, the English mil
firm of Furness, Witty & Co., writes his
Newport News. agent, Harry Blackiston,
from New York, that he will come to
Newport News before returning to Eng
land His visit here will be for the. pur-
pose Of inspecting the Chesapeake and
Ohio terminals. He will also probabl
visit Norfolk.
A telegram was received here this morn
ing announcing the. death at Denver, Col,
OF DIV. Enos, who went out to that State
from here two weeks ago. He leaves a
father and mother.
Mr. Enos was employed at the Chesa-
peake and Ohio offices h re. He was
only twenty-five years old
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-01
TO MONTICELLO.
A Memorial Road to Tomb Of Jefferson Sur
Special Dispatch to Tie Times. }

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, Sept. 3d.
Ihe survey Iur INC Observation-Disclosures NE
liiurlal load 10 JeuersuliS TOMB at Nun
LiCeilO has been cuLnpiUteu, anu All lueai
location mas been 1ounu which Will give
one OIL the most beautiful drives III Lne
STATE. S.tuateG as It Will be, on tie
surface, without ueep GUS, the ever
changing view Of nuuntaln and valley
Will be in sight at all points.
Inc estimated cost to relocate, grade
and macadalnize The new road is S3,OU0.
All the work will be done under the
supervision of competent engineer, and
the final macadamizing of the road under
a road expert from The Road Inquiry
office of the Departm ent of Agriculture
at Washington. The Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway, through its president, has
offered to transport free Of cost ma
chinery and, if necessary, material for
nacadamizing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-01
HIS MARRIAGE CONTRACT.
The Provisions Carried Out in lis Will.
Church Dedication.
Especial Dispatch TO The Times

WINCHESTER, VA, Sept. 5o,-The viii
of JOSIAH Fries was admitted to record
in Frederick County Court to-day. After
leaving his real estate. valued at sl2,00o
To his three children, he directed that
his We be given SOD. n feather bad ana
some, chairs, in accordance with their
marriage contract.
The handsome new Trinity Lutheran
Church on Timber Ridge was dedicated
yesterday by Rev DIR. John e. Bushnell.
- Winchester, i'll the presence OF a vast
tlrong.
The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
Company is erecting a line to compete
with the Winchester Company. 1t is
be expected.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-01
all LOC)KlI}INl TO
THE CONFER &c
continued From First Pages

venting any change in the present suffrage
Lawson. the State are not dismayed by the
recent decision of the court in the Missis-
sippi case, and that they do not regard
this as a precedent. In this case the mer-.
its Of the law relating to the right to vote
were not passed upon by the court. and
the decision simply involved the eligibill-s
ty of the negro Williams to serve as
juror. The case will be one Of great in-
terest should it arise. but it is evident
that the convention will have an eye upon
the Federal Constitution when it finally
adopts a suffra ges plan.
IMPORTANT #PERsoNAGES.
In the absence Of the chairmen of the
Committees on Bill of Rights and Legs
lative Department it would have been
impracticable to have attempted any bus
mess in the convention, even had quo
rum been present yesterday.
The Committee of the Whole has al
ready about completed consideration of
both of these reports. The remaining
sections will be stoutly contested.
The Bill oh Rights will have to pass
the gauntlet of another debate in the
convention. The amendments offered by
Mr.. sBraxton to allow a. jury, of less than
twelve and a majority verdict in civil
cases. and to insert the language OF the
present Bill of Rights relating to free
dom of speech will both be again dis
cuSSed.
SAME OLD FIGHT.
Besides the completion of the two re-
naming sections of the report. OF the
r,.lnlittee on Legislative Department,
there is a motion pending to reconsider
the vote on auadrennial sessions. Anotn-
| err pregnant subject of debate Is the
clause recommending the insertion OF the
word "dan1ag ed' in reference to proper
tx taken or damaged for public uses.
The Committee of the Whole agreed to
pass this by until MIR. Wescott, its pa
| iron. could .eturn This will be the nrst
of next week The motion to strike out
the section prohibiting the INCORPORATION
| of churches will probably be considered
! next in order, and will give rise to a
strong fight, as two of the strongest
| members Of the committee, Messrs. l.oo-
ortson and Thomas. are earnest in their
eeorts to strike it out.
If q. quorum is present to-day, the nrst
| subject of debate will be on suo-sectlofl
five of section twenty-four of the Legs
rive Department report. wf"cfi Iofolds
! tho Legislature from passing any sepciai
law that related to the assessment OF
| election OF taxes All the local dog
| law. hog law and stock law members
| have been rallying their forces for a re-
newal of the fight against this prohlol-
| ton. The matter was not disposed OF
| saturday before the Committee OF the
| Whole rose.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-01
.ueb as to make me feel indignant an


Inundated.
young Eppa Hunton was present with
his father. lie was about tive years oid
That evening he mounted a chair III what
is nov the Lexington Hotel ana maze my
speech to his mother ana an s-uiitii us
circle of friends.
Among other things he detained, MI
President, [ feel deep indignation; feel
illuminated, etc.
And 1 feel d little old, too, when
think of that same Eppa Huneon as one
of the most matured and useful members
OF this convention forty years later
..Ey the way said Delegate Blair. IN
a conversations with Rev. David Suliins.
president OF Cleveland College, Ienhes-z
see, 1.-The other day he told me tha1 ne;
Colonel William E. Peters, of the Untver-
sity of Virginia, and yourself were she
only surviving members OF your class III
Emory and Henry College.
Yes that's so; but he ought not TO
have told on we boys; it is illuminating
said the inimtable racontcur
Tt was currently rurnored yesterday that
Mr.. yirginit1s Newton was seriously con-
sidering sending in his resignation as
member of the Constitutional Convention
Members discussing the matter last ntSht
said Mr. 5Newton's physicians had ADVISED
him to take that course on accountzof MS
health.
1t is we'll known tfat%he was SERIOUSLY
i'll for the first six weeks OF the session.
and has frequently complained since OF
the great mental and nervous strain the
responsible duties which an industrious
member is subjected to. Mr.. Newton mas
entered seriously and devotedly into every
one Of these responsibilities, and the strain
has undoubtedly been great upon nlln.
Even Senator Daniel, who has been &C
customed to public service all his life, does
not hesitate to say that the strain ne has
been and is yet under exceeds that of
any other public service he has ever had
to perform
And there are others.
Dr. AIcIlwaine: Il am beginning to feel
like Governor Tyler when he signed the
call for the convention. I feel like I, too.
will soon have to pray God save the
/ State
Governor Cameron: 1--WE must adopt a.
rule in committee Of the whole to have
the yeas and nays called so that abb
sentees can be published to their constf-
f tuents The published vote this morning
will do a lot OF good.
The Democratic members Of the
convention are getting In shape Tor
I the difference which Is to take place
Eat $3.50 o'clock tomorrow night In
sthe Convention Hall. Tor the PURPOSE OF
4 considering the various reports: Of the SUI
s frages Committee.
Asi the Democrats have signifIed the in-s
B ference rather than q sS..casscus. - and
since.nos one issto - boundt by ttsf action.
senator Gooe1 = Ie1n thAE see,sIas