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Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1902-01-09
schIey-sampson CONTROVERSY.

The Schley-Sampson controversy as to
which commander was entitled to the
credit for the destruction of Cervera's
fleet at Santiago reached its elimination
in July when the third volume of Edge
S. Maclay's History of the United States
Navy" was published. In this book the
conduct of Winfield S. Schley as COM
mander of TIE flying squadron was CEN
sured in the severest terms. The author
declared that the admiral was guilty of
disobedience of orders in failing to pro-
coed to Santiago when ordered to do so
and that the Brooklyn's famous loop"
was the result of his cowardice.
AS the historian was connected with
the navy department as an employee Ad-
miral Schley could not overlook the
charges and on the 22d of July wrote a
letter to Secretary Long asking for an in
vestigauon. His request was complied
with and court of three, with Admiral
Dewey president. listened to the testi
mony and the arguments OF counsel from
Sept 20 until Nov. I. when the court took
the case under advisement.
Dec. 1S Inc verdict was announced. 1t
was in two parts, the first signed by all
the members of the court and the second
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1902-01-09
Roosevelt Becomes President.

Theodore Roosevelt assumed the office
of president Sept. IA. the day on which
Mckinley died, taking the oath of office
In Buffalo One of his first public an
nouncements was that the policy of his
predecessor would be faithfully ex-
ecuted.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1902-01-09

Wife Of President Jakeman Of
Elders of the Mormon Church,
Salt Lake City, Utah, Recon-
mends Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound For Wo-
mans Periodic Pains.

"DEAR Mrs. PNKHAM Before I
knew of Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg.
etable Compound 1 dreaded the
approach of the time for my menstrual
period, as it would mean a couple of
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1902-01-09
KANSAS ITEMS OF INTEREST.

The federal building at Kansas City,
Kas-, is expected to be completed by
The Yale expositor., 1902-09-26
a Romantic Career.

Mrs. Grace Briggs Robinson Good
lander died 40 the residence of her par
eIts In Lapccr Tuesday night She was
the wife of David W. Goodlander, as
slsiant freight agent OF the Grand
Trunk railway at Flint. Although but
20 years of age. Mrs. Goodlandcr had
had more than her share Of romance.
Gracc briggs was a pretty girl and
popular in social circles here. The AN
nouncement of her engagement To a
wealthy mine owner in the west. and
her subsequent departure For that see
tiOn OF the country to marry Robinson
caused quite local sensation
The Developments following her
marriage. however. caused even a
greater sensation. Before the marriage
ceremony was performed Grace insist
eel ON SJnU1u in gilt edged mining
stocks hCing made over to her FOR her
own Use. Robinson willingly accedcd
to the girls demand.
SIX months later came the news that
thc young bride had deserted her hus-
band and was on her way home. This
WAS followed hy the news of her nr-
rest at Cleveland. o.. at the ustigation
of her husband. who had begun suit to
recover the SiOOOO stock duwry.
The courts threw out his ease. and
the bride hung on to the cash
shortly afterwards she created n
third sensation hy securing q divorce.
which WIS followed by her marriage 20
Goo1lnuder
The Yale expositor., 1902-09-26
HENDERSON RETIREs.
The Speakers Reasons for with
drawing From the Race.

drawing From the Race.
Speaker Henderson. finding that his
views in respect tO the treatment OF
trusts 10y reducing the tariff In whole
ar in part. are not in accord with the
Vicws of many OF his party In Iowa.
has declined to accept the nomination
FOR congress. and has Withdrawn from
the race
Mr.. Henderson gave out an address
which states his Views on the tariff and
trust questions. ana because these
Views. in his opinion. are not In nc-
cord with the state platform and with
the opinions of prominent members of
his party. he declines 10 accept the
nominations The address is TO the RE
publican voters OF the third Iowa dis
trict.' lie says. being u Republican
hr is protectionlst. and IL he ever en-
tcriaincd doubt us to wisdom Of a
protective policy. u hasty comparison
between the present and the past
would blot out such doubt. lie then
speaks with satisfaction of the tarim
planks OF the last two national plat-
forms. Continuing. hc says:
For three years | have advocated
giving control OF trusts to congress. In
my Judgment, proper supervision can
never hc had until congress has power
to treat them. | am glad 10 see from
speeches made by our fearless and up
right chief executive. that hc is adyo.
eating federal control over these cor
porations. and while in some quarters
they may sncer at IT, I have not seen
any proposition yet. except this. that
seems az all likely to bring relief"
The Republican state convention.
held In the latter part OF July. took
strong grounds on the question OF re-
duction of tarif on goods whose pro-
ductiOn In this country Is controlled 10y
trusts. making the following declara-
ton On that subject:
I'VE favor any modliica-
tions OF the tariff schedules that may
be required 90 prevent their aifOrdlng
shelter To monopoly"
The Yale expositor., 1902-09-26
4 nrutnI Murder.

In tine presence of half hundred
people Neil Sinclair shot and Killed
Henry Keys at Eckcrmnn, I. L..
Thursday morning. Sinclair Is now
lodgcd Ia the county Jail az Sault SO.
Marie.
sinclair and Keys hal been drinking
in saloon nearly all night. aud this
morning got into an alteration. Siu-
clair left saying: II viii shoot you %
III" went 90 his house and returned a
few minutes later with rifle. Keys
WAS az that time standing I'm front OF
the saloon. When within six feet of
his victim. Sinclair stopped. raised the
ride to his shoulder aud fired. The
bullet took effect In Keys brain. kill
ing him almost instantly.
\ big crowd stood around at the
time and two of them. Soucer and
FnmCr by name. gave chase When
Sinclair was oycrtakrn he fought stub
hornly. using the butt Of his rifle. lie
was aided 10y his brother. hut was I'm
ally ovcrpowcrcd and taken 20 train
and brought to the 500.
Tho deed IL described hy those who
saw IL rs most cold-blooded.
Sinclair has nothing TO say since his
capture.
The Yale expositor., 1902-09-26

China Is on the verge of another
Boxer uprising. which may equal that
OF 1900. according TO mail adyiccs re-
ccived at the state department from
Minister Congcr. The troubles appear
10 arise principally from eXtortionatc
taxation. combined with resentment
against the presence Of missionaries.
thus Iustlfylng the Judgment OF the
department of state. which pointed out
60 the powers TINT the demand for cX-
cesslve indemnities would result IN
serious internal troubles in China.
Minister Conger presented 90 the
Chinese foreign office letter from DR.
Canright. the American missionary OF
Chcng-Tu.Fu. describing the massacre
Of native Christians there. Dr. Can
right SAYS that II converts were killed
10y Boxers and that the local officials
refused to take measures against the
RoNcrs The missionaries were guard
eel by troops and were unable 20 leave
the mission buildings except when es-
corted 10y soldiers. Dr Canrlght's re-.
cent tclcgrnms say the situation Is
worse.
The Yale expositor., 1902-09-26
state senator High Missing.

Mrs. High. wife OF State senator
Hiram VI. High. Of Ovid. Mich. and
her friends. are considerably worried
over Mr. Highs silence. Some days
ago he dropped out OF sight. and not
trace of him has been found.
senator Illgh left his homestead on
Sept. =. saying that he was going TO
visit his sick brother In Guthrie. Okla
lie came direct 10 Detroit. and after
spending short time here left FOR
his destination Friday. Sept. II. He
arrived safely IN Chicago. and there
sent a telegram home a. his wife. tell
Ing her that he would write immediate
ly upon his arrival Ia Guthrie. These
Few words were the last she heard
from him
\ dispatch wns sent to his brother
asking him " Senator High had reach
eel there. but as yet NO reply has been
received. There has been no intlma.
tiuu as yet that he has met any mis-
hap hut there is q great deal OF anX-
ipty as Co the outcome
The Yale expositor., 1902-09-26
noo~cvcIt'S Party.

message received Monday 10y As.
sistnut city clerk George r. Castor.
Chairman of the Detroit executive com.
mlttcc having Ia charge the Spanish
War Veterans convention. states that
President Rooscvclts party will mum
b'r from - to - persons. and asked
that arrangements hc made for the
care Of the party nt the hotels.
we viii have plenty Of money 10
care for the entertainment Of the city's
guests. whatever number may came. q"
said Chairman CASTOR. after an cXccu-
tive session Of the committee In the
Mayors Oihce this noon.
The Yale expositor., 1902-09-26

10 Is alleged that State senator III
ram w. High. of Ovid. Is a fugitive
ftom Justice. Ills life had apparently
been above suspicion. and when ru-
mur> began to huat about that some
transactions iu which the senator was
concerned were very SHADY. hls friends
laughed at them. aud declared that
iigh could never De- guilty of amy
such thing.
Nlru the evidence of some OF his
tc1ls were laid before them they were
thundcrstruck. ard number were
heard tu say that hpuceforth it would
Zee impossible fur them To put any
ir.ih 300 human nature
ihr exact amount uf his tranSac-
ti.us cauuut hr stated 90 present. hut
90 b. litimatcl that they will reuch
several thousand dollars. and that "a
number uf ovid people will hc losers.
- least one instance of alleged
Fraudulent transactions on the part Of
lish las come 90 light at Owosso.
and two others are known Of The
man who tells the story and vouchcs
Zen its accuracy is W. Harvey AFFORD.
lay aud grain dealer. who resides az
Gl2 West Main street. Owusso.
James Pr1ll. OF Bclyidcrc. y. T.. Tor
whom senator High has been leaning
money. states that hc has some So. .OOO
Invested through him. hut was unable
tn state as Co the condition of the mort.
CAGES. as hc bad not fully Investigated
them. When asked if hp had found
any of them paid. or part paid. nc re-
fused tu state.
The Yale expositor., 1902-09-26
THE NEWS OF THE WORLD
A Coal Mine Horror.

Eleven bodies have been recovered
from the Big -Four mine OF the Algomn
Coal * Coke Co. at Norfolk. ". Va,
where IL mlrers were imprisoned he
yond hope of rescue by an explosion or
gas and powder. OF the bodies found
10 were negroes ana the other was
James Lester. engineer.
Immediately after the disaster the
gas ana smoke became so thick thnt
all rescuipg parties were driven back.
II. +. Frankenhcld. mine boss. ana
George Gaspic. q Hun miner. succeed
eel in crawling over the fallen coal nnd
slate after the explosion 10 the lights
of the rescu!ng party and were taken
out alive. although badly burned and
nearly Suifocated hy gas and smoke.
An accumulation OF gas II supposed
tO have caught lire from the lamp of
n miner, and this in turn fred six Kegs
of blasting powder that had been
stored harl, In the mine.
The explosion knocked down all OF
the hrntticcs FOR quarter OF mile
back toward the mine entrance. thus
cutting out all OF the air from the I'm
prlsOncd men.
The Yale expositor., 1902-09-26
FROM ALL OVER MICHIGAN
THE PRESIDENT ~ DETROIT.
TitOt SANDS TInN OFT 40 HONOR
HIM

THE PRESIDENT ~ DETROIT.
TitOt SANDS Turn OtT 40 HONOt
IIIM.
President Roosevelt and party ar
rived Ia Detroit sunday morning and
were received In the most enthusiastic
manner Nothing that could lee con
cciveu WIS lcft undonp a. make the
arrival uf Dctroit's distinguished guest
q success. and surely President RoOse-
Neit could have no trouble i'm rcadini.
in every face that WAS upturncd 90
catch a glimpse OF him as he passed
ly uumstnkuhle evidence uf the fact
that hc was thrice welcome e. the city
that the people were proud OF him
rs soldier. ns president. and above
all as Il private citizen"
lie WAS driven 20 the Hotel Cadillac
where quarters had hccu prepared for
him ANA where hc received numerous
distinguished visitors. The president
attended the Fort SIR 60 Presbyterian
church iu tie forenoon uud lunchcd
with General AlgCr and family. Dur
iu- thc afternoon lic WAS driven about
the city. The great events of the ylsif
'uccurrd ou Monday and 10 was busy
tay for the nations chief executive.
~ & q. m hC attended the opening
Sos, ION e. Spanish War Veterans CON
vrutiuu at Light Guard urmury. al
which hc delivered uu address. A
loon hc was driven Co. the White Stur
Live dock. at foot of tirisWold street.
where hc went ou board the steamer
TlshMur for u ride down thu river.
lNrr bon honor uf the president ana
party and ilVitrd guests. returning a.
.:iI y. m.
At o'clock the grand military aud
civic parade cam" oii, which thC presi-
cent re-, icwcd. The streets were ker.
clear hut thousands of visitors brough.
I'm ~ the railroad aud steamboat lines
. occupied the sidewalks aud every
available window along the route was
nllpd hy people who were out To- SEQ
the imposing sight IL was lovely
day AMI the througs of people. the dec
,ritiuus. aud the many distinguished
iuon made MP a scene of rare magnl-
nccncc. At . p. m. the days festivities
wrr, closed with Il grand banquet ten
Gercd the president hy the Spanish
War Veterans. and the spacious Light
Guard urmory WAS iilled 90 rcpletiOn
to hear bis address.
Tuesday morning the party left Ivy
specia. train on the Wabash FOR the
wvs,
Among the rare sights was the
Tweuty-nrst Regiment Essex FuSi-
iicrs. Llcut-Col. Bartlett commanding.
duiul honor To the United States aud
the president. /; Is fine body OF men
aud with its thorough discipline and
striking uniforms formed a special
feature 81 the great parade.
The Yale expositor., 1902-09-26
OhIo's Volcano.

People living in Paint Crccl, valley.
Ohio. are alarmed over the appearance
OF smoke and sulphurous gases from
Cuppcras mountain. Ever since the
iirst eruption of Mont Pclee smoke has
issued from the mountain at intervals.
Int only within the past few days have
the smoke ana gas become especially
noticeable and many attribute IL Co
the recent eruptions In Martinique.
Investigation shows that the slate
in the mountain has become hot and
some of Il has become n dull red from
the action Of the heat. The smoke Is.
sues from the side and not the top of
the mountain and scientists will bc
asked 10 make n thorough investiga-
ffou
The Yale expositor., 1902-09-26
Murdered or what,

Nicholas Fish. millionaire. diplomat
and descendant OF one Of the best
known of American families. died az
tl" Roosevelt hospital Monday morn
ing. the result Of an Injury received
ln Erlardts saloon. pa West Thirty.
fourth street. New York. Whether
he was murdered or fell. the police
have not yet determined. Conflicting
stories are told Fish had a quarrel
with a private detective named
Thomas j. Sharkey. who Joined the
banker nc "a table where hp had been
for several hours drinking with Mrs.
Libby j. Phillips and Mrs. Nellie
Casey.
Mr.. Fish's injuries were at first sup
posed to have been caused 10y u fall.
hut under investigation by city detec-
tivcs. were found 10 have been the re-.
suit OF a most brutal assault.
The Yale expositor., 1902-09-26

Prllairc wns wild with Indignation
last week over the alleged actions of
j. u. b"afcuhaugh. principal of the
Firth Ward school. There had been
some differences between eighteen of
tha girls OF the school. mine of them
cuiurcd and nine white. and 10 culmi-
ratcd in an open quarrel or light. and
which called Tor punishment in some
suitable way. lie gave his ultimatum.
10 is said, that the white girls must all
Kiss the culorcd girls on take q licking
Frightened. they all uhcyod but one.
and she escaped Ga her home. hut was
notified that she could not return To
scnuoi until she went through the pro-
cess. The affair resulted m the resig-
nation of the principal az the request
of the school board.
The Yale expositor., 1902-09-26
The Lur, ni-ngrrcd.

\ Jury In the ease of Mrs Arrilla
Griswold ". Frank Ilulburd. of Du-
rand. disagreed IN the Circuit Court.
after being out L. hours. Of the Il
Jurors. only one. Dr. Samuel Snyder,
of Owosso. held out against giving
Mrs. Griswold verdict. The plaintiff
sued for $1,000 damages because she
alleged that her son. Ward Griswold.
la minor. had obtained liquor at HUI
hurd's saloon last February. While
drunk ON this liquor he robbed n store
of his uncle. VI. V. Russell. and re-
cciycd a sentence OF one year In Ionia
The Yale expositor., 1902-09-26

\ strange disease IL carrying or
forks of sheep IN Pokagon township.
Ohe farmer has lost 60 sheep.
John Jenkins. milne captain ~ the
Newport mine. nnd alderman OF the
eighth ward. lronwood. was Killed IN
nm accident at the mine.
The United States recruiting station.
which has been maintained at South
Bend. Ind. for two years, will b.
navcd to Traverse city.
John Long. farmer living near
Muskegon. had made n fight for pen.
sion for years. The day following his
death the papers granting his request
reached his home.
The Yale expositor., 1902-09-26
Grain.

Detroit. whent-No. I white. 81 hid 40
? red. cars at &c. September. 6. lol hu. az
g.. Do emhcr le.D0 Lu at 12iac Upp hu.
20 7eac $3.50 hu. ut 1eLc closing nominal
at 1eisc: so. red cars az Gsilr: mixed
winter. 72c. hy sample. I car az 72isc at
Gle. nt G2c 40 tH. per hu.
Cnrn-No. mixed. uisc. 80. yellow.
cars at 61igc per hu.
Oata-No. 3 white. s .ars at gEr Sep
tembcr. Nisc; No white. .ac asked.
Kye-No. spot. 3 ears 90 5itgr. closing
nominal az biC. 40 3 rye tSisr best Lid.
Hcans-Spot and September 81 g, asked;
October. 81 - bid. November 3 cars at
81 90. prime spot q ~ per hu.
chicago. whcat-No. 2 spring. 12nli !.
80 3. 6gn1ic. No. rcd. 12hn1lc Com
No p ESusqc: 80 yellow. s1it tusi1,r.
Oats-No. 9 2SiFfi %. 80. . white 3n I3ic.
Rye-No 2 10ttc.
The Yale expositor., 1902-09-26

From the Congo comes news OF the
discovery OF an octopus. which selves
lts human victims and eats nothing
hut their brains. The young Belgian
officer who sends the report escaped
unharmed.
The Yale expositor., 1902-09-26
Roos ArrnIrned.

T.. :. Roos. of Kalamazoo. was ar
ru rurd before Justice Pinckney. in
Lansing, Ou u charge nf being one OF
the conspirators iu the famous milf
tary clothing steal. lioos waived ex-
animation aud was bound over Co the
Circuit Court Tor trial. lie gave So.
On hail. u Is believed Roos wifi
plgnd guilty
The Yale expositor., 1902-09-26
Durnnd Rides out.

Remarkable improvement In the con-
dltion Of Judge Durand has been mani
Tested during the past few days. Mon
dag morning he was taken out FOR a
drive. II was the FIRST time hc had been
out OF the house since he was stricken
on September /. He Is looking bet
ter aud appeared much benefited by
the change from confinement IN the
horse. Hls strength II returning grad
uniiy. and his general condition Is
greatly Improved.
The Yale expositor., 1902-09-26
AMrsEMENrs n pErnolr.
wrEK ryprNa srPrrunrn a.

MhhN AHhiNH 7tfihhhhh 80
DETROIT OPERA HoUsE-"FoXy Grandpa -
saturday Matinee at q Evenings ats
LYCErN TuEATEu al Wilson" saturday
Matinee &c. Evenings. &c. sc. So and sbe
WHITNEY THEATEH- Convict Stripes
Matlnces, TO-. lac. -e. Evenings. l0c. -pc 31c
WoNprWLANp- Afternoons 2.t3; Toe 10 .5cs
Evenings. SIS. Toe So SC.
The Yale expositor., 1902-09-26

Ten young men and an equal mum
her of young women have formed n
celibacy club in New York. The soci.
city editors will now watch for cards
announcing the approach OF at least
ten weddings.
The Yale expositor., 1902-09-26

II Is now asserted that Saratoga Is
the wickedest place in the world. The
contention must be based on the old
fashioned idea that IL Is wicked TO
take peoples money from them by
gambling.
The Yale expositor., 1902-09-26

Luther W. Shear. the Insurance
agent aud prominent church member.
who committed forgcrics amounting To
$4,000 and then fed. and who gave
himself up last week. pleaded guilty
10 forgery IN Circuit Court In Muske.
gon. ard was rcmandcd for sentence
Suit for $4,000 has been commenced
ln the Circuit Court at Charlotte
against Charles T.. Chapel. the head of
the Law and order league. by q. T..
Shuler. n druggist who seeks damages
I'm redress for alleged false imprlson-
mcnt. Shulcr. among others. had bcen
charged with violation OF the liquor
L.
The Yale expositor., 1902-09-26

That Washington youth OF n hun-
drod years who soundly thrashed a
boy of twenty-five proved as ably as
hc could that a man Is only as old as
be fights.
The Yale expositor., 1902-09-26

When the doctors postmortemed n
Chicago citizen the other day they
discovered that he had no heart. II Is
not stated whether the deceased was a
constable or n coal magnate.
The Yale expositor., 1902-09-26

Perhaps tie Prophet Amos had the
early par. OF the twentieth century IN
view when h. said And the songs of
the tompla shall be howlings In that
day
The Yale expositor., 1902-09-26

A Milwaukee man has n quart of
vcaris. and Is happy. one hundred
nd forty.four thouland other Nil.
Taukcc men have a quart OF beer and
are just as happy.
The Yale expositor., 1902-09-26

The doctors say that the Illinois
llrl who took arsenic 20 improve
her complexion now has a chance OF
lie Condition of complexion not rc.
ported.
The Yale expositor., 1902-09-26
Inlrc nnrnnn snrnL.

Judge Durand H. now able 10 frame
words aud can speak some. although
be- u not attempting long sentences
His physicians say hc VIII soon be able
20 speak we'll again.
The Yale expositor., 1902-09-26

4 red ribbon stretched across tho
window ls claimed TO be an effective
bar 10 mosquitoes. a slcdgchammeg
stretched across the insect Is also
EhsclItoiy sure.
The Yale expositor., 1902-09-26

King Edward. accustomed nc he Is
Go every kind of magniicence. was
completely amazed at the attractions
he found In Mr.. Carnegie's castle.
The Yale expositor., 1902-09-26

The anarchists are making another
siill hunt FOR the king OF Italy and
hope to catch him either In an auto.
mobile or a trolley car.
The Yale expositor., 1902-09-26

II is getting TO be more or less un-
usual to pick up a newspaper without
finding the headline. Killed By an
Automobile" In Il.
The Yale expositor., 1902-09-26

n all the stories we hear about
John w. Gates are true. how does Il
Happen that anybody else has any
EouCy?
The Yale expositor., 1902-09-26

Il cost a Chicago broker S2477l 10
talk WITH J. =. Morgan three minutes.
Some men insist on having the best
eyca II IL does come high.
The Yale expositor., 1902-09-26

Tho editor OF the London Saturday
Review has TO keep a file handy 20
bite on whenever he happens to think
uf tlc United States.
The Yale expositor., 1902-09-26

Castro reports that there Is no rev.
cIution now going on in Venezuela.
n this Is true the vacation season In
Venezuela must be fairly open.
The Yale expositor., 1902-09-26

sir Tlomas Upton continues 20
regard the cup as one of the best
advertisements available for his bust.
Tess.
The Yale expositor., 1902-09-26

They cay that there is just as much
bicycling as ever. but the bicycle
trust doesn't seem TO be able 20
prove n.
The Yale expositor., 1902-09-26

That boy In Iowa who committed
suicide rather than go 20 school would
not have been benefited much by an
education.
The Yale expositor., 1902-09-26
BASE BALL.

Below we publish the standing of
the American and National league clubs
up To aud including the games PLAYED
ON Monday, September %. 1902.
The Yale expositor., 1902-09-26

This Is an off year in politics, but
the ping.pong craze Is doing It's best
10 make up the deficiency.
The Yale expositor., 1902-09-26

Japan Is after war vessels. Russian
papers please copy.
The Yale expositor., 1902-09-26

Bartholin was not tho only man
whose remains might be identified by
his jaw.
The Yale expositor., 1902-09-26

Japan's courtesy In waving all
claim 10 Wake Island is appreciated.
Uncle Sam needs the rock for use as
telegraph pole.
The Yale expositor., 1902-09-26

The wise man never judges n politi-
cal situation by the length OF the
tUrchlight procession.
The Yale expositor., 1902-09-26

Poor old Niagara. Almost any ham
can 30 through without getting killed.
What attraction Is left?