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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1902-09-23
HAlTiEN'S DEFEATED.
Forces OF Provisional Government Drive
From the Town OF Limbe,

Forces OF Provisional Government Driven
From the Town OF Limbe.
The forces of the provisional gov
ernment OF Haiti, commanded by the
war minister. General Nord, have sus-
tanned severe defeat at Limbo. Gem
sral Nord, at the head of 5000 men,
attacked Limbo at o'clock on the
morning OF the 18th, and after dcsper-
ate fighting lasting three hours the
general abandoned his position, guns
and war amunitions, and left great
number of dead and wounded, includ-
Ing several generals, on the field. The
population Of Cape Haitisn is in state
OF anxiety. The enemy to the number
OF 1000 well-armed men is advancing
on the place. Another battle before
the town is imminent.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1902-09-23
Another Boxer Uprising Expected.

China is on the verge of another
Boxer uprising, which may equal that
of 1900, according to mail advices re-
ceived at the state department from
Minister Conger. dated last month.
The troubles appear to arise principally
from eHtorIionate taxation, com bined
with resentment against the presence
OF missionaries, thus justifyiug the
Judgment of the department of state.
which pointed out to the powers that
the demand for excessive indempities
would result In serious internal
troubles in China.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1902-09-23

The London Daily Mail says the
government has decided that the new
South African colonies are to be re-
quired to pay SjO,OOOs0O0 toward the
cost of the South African war, the
colonist, however, to be allowed
ample time in which to make this pay
ment. 1t will not be collected until
the extension of trade and expansion
of revenue permit. Consequently the
loan will not be hoated for two or
three years. Mining.profits will prob.
ably be taxed 10 per cent more than
they were before the war and money
will also be obtained by granting all
kinds of concessions and mineral
rights.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1902-09-23

Up to Sunday the force commanded
by Captain John Pershing of the Fiji
teenth infantry, operating against the
Moros in the island OF Mindanao, had
met with slight resistance in the Macin
country and had captured seven forts,
killed twenty-five and wounded twenty
Moros. There were no American
casualties. Macin is situated short
march from Salir, where the troops
rested. General Sumner has forwarded
additional rations to Captain PershinR
SO as to permit him TO keep In the Geld
II Macin offers serious resistance.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1902-09-23
Hooper Young Not Yet Captured.

The search for William Hooper
Young, the man wanted for the muir
der OF Mrs Joseph Pulitzer, whose
mutilated body was found floating in
the abandoned Morris canal near Jer-
sey City, Thursday morning last, has
90 far been nnavailing. A mite is in
custody In Derby, Conn, supposed to
be Young, but this is doubted by the
New York officers. The police believe
Young has fed to some lonely spot
on Long Island and suicided.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1902-09-23
,JrhhBo ACCUSED MURDER.
wayward Son OF John w. Young anu
Grandson OF President Brigham Young
In Trouble.

In Trouble.
A dispatch from New York City says
the mystery Of the murder of Mrs. An
ME Pulitzer, whose nude body was
found in the Morris canal, near Jersey
City, has been cleared up by the dis
covery that the woman was killed in
fat at 1913 West Fifty-eighth street,
where her clothing was found.
This announcement was made by
Captain Titus OF the detective bureau,
who connects directly with the murder
a man named Hooper Young, who has
recently been employed In cheap res
taurant. Titus has learned that the
woman's body WIS kept for some time
under the sink IN the kitchen Of the
fat in which she was killed.
Young has not been arrested, and 10
believed to have fled from the city. He
is said to have shipped trunk to Chi
cago Thursday night. lie formerly
worked for the Hoboken Crusader, and
the police found his picture taken with
group of employees. This picture was
shown to the Hoboken liverymau, who
at once picked out Young as the man
who hired buggy from him on We'd
nesday night.
Hooper Young Is a son OF John W.
Young, well known in New York and
foreign financial circles, and himself a
son of Brigham Young, the noted Nor
mon leader. Hooper Young has never
followed in his fathers footsteps. He
has always been of a rowing disposition.
appearing in different parts Of the
country and engaging in business ven-
lures which never came to fruition.
His last attempt to settle down was
made in Hoboken about nine months
ago, when he engaged in the publica-
ton of a reform political pamphlet
called the Crusader.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1902-09-23
NAVAL BATTLE FOUGHT.

Venezuelan Warsh,p Defeated by the
Revolutionists.
A cablegram received in Washington
says that naval battle between the
Venezuelan troops and the Revolution
lists Is reported to have occurred of
San Felipe, on the Orinoca. The cable
gram said that the government ves-
sells had been defeated and the Ven
ezuelan government because Of the
defeat was unable to establish and
maintain an effective blockade Of tho
Orinoco.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1902-09-23
BOXER LEADERS EXECUTED.
Fourteen Meet Death at Hands of Chinese
OHlclaIe,

The Boxer attack on Cheng Tufu,
capital Of SEE Cheun province, in which
thousands of Boxers made an inc ffectual
attempt to take the city, began Sep
TENDER 18th. When the rebels endeav-
ored to enter the city u conflict ensued
The attackers were driven back and
the gates Of the city were closed and
guarded by troops. Soldiers quellcd
the disorder within the city. Fourteen
Boxer leaders and several other re bells
were executed.
A new Viceroy and new military Of
hcials are now on their way to Cheng
Tufu to assume charge there.
The United States minister to China,
Mr.. Conger, and the French minister
are urging the throne to further
prompt action towards subduing the
insurrection.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1902-09-23
Man Who Caused stampede In Negro
Church DOES Not Feel RsnnnnaIhle

william Hicks, the negro insurance
agent, with whom j. II. Ballou, the
negro lawyer, engaged in an alterca-
ton which, it is said, caused the dis.
aster in Shiloh church, at Birmingha am,
Ala, Is under arrest. After giving
bond, he said: IL do not feel response
BILE for the stampede or for the dea tbs
of SO many Christian people, but how
the courts will look at this will be a
different matter, and / will willingly
abide by their verdict"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1902-09-23
TERRIFIC hAILSTORM,

santA Fe' New Mexico, Visited by tho
Worst One In Years.
Santa Fe, N. NJ, has just Inexperienced
the worst hail and rain storm in wears.
The capital was struck by lightning
and only prompt action prevented the
fire from spreading. The streets were
rivers OF water aud the arroyas were
filled with water that swept every
thing before it, drowning much live
stock. The Santa Fe river was tor
rent ana the hail stripped the trees of
leaves and fruit.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1902-09-23
CAUSE is HOPELESS.

Collapse Of the Rebellion In Colombia 10
Near.
The following important dispa tch has
been received at the Colon bian lega-
ton at Washington from Governor
Salazar OF the Department OF Panama:
Panama, Sept 22.-Rebels have re-
treated to Aqua Dulce. Railway traffic
perfectly free. Interior OF Colon bia
completely pacific. Today additional
reinforcements reached Colon from
barranquilla. Rebels admit hopeless
ness Of their cause.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1902-09-23
UNREST IN ZULULAND


Feeling Between Boers aud Natives 4.
Very Acute.
Uneasiness is felt at Durham, Natal,
In consequences OF reports OF unrest In
Zululand, where trouble appears to
have commenced. The Times of Natal
says the feeling in Zu,uland between
Beers and natives demands active gov
ernment interven ton. Dinisulu is re
gaining his prestige and is regarded as
dangerous.
The Zulus still have the arms with
which they were provided during the
war. Since the Zulus were killed by
Beers In the Vryheid district, the
paper continues, bitter feeling has
prevailed among the natives, and this
threatens to eliminate In u serious
collision.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1902-09-23
MILITARY ROAD TO BE BUILT.
And Thus Operations Against the Moros
VIII Be Easier.

And Thus Operations Against the Moros
VIII Be Easier.
On the urgent recommendation OF
General Chaffee, commanding the mil
itary forces of the Philippines, Score.
tary of War Root has authorized an
expenditure Of 100000 for immediate
use in the construction Of a military
road in the island of Mndanao from
1lligan, the chief port on the north
coast of the island, to a point GU the
northern shore OF Lake Lanao. This
lake is in the heart Of the Moro coun.
try and its shores are thickly dotted
with villages, the aggregate inhabi.
tants OF which are estimated at $4,000.
The action OF the war department was
cabled 10 General Chaffee.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1902-09-23
Over One Hundred Lives Lost In Church
Disaster.

The negro population OF Birming-
ham, Ala, is in mourning, and gloom
has been cast over the entire state as
the people begin TO realize the i'm
mensity Of the appalling disaster at
Shiloh Baptist church. The number
OF dead has reached 10, and ninety Of
these have been identified. A large
majority Of the victims of the STAN
pede were residents of Birmingham,
and as fast as the undertakers can pre-.
pare their bodies for inspection they
are being identified.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1902-09-23
Former Salt Lake Woman Suicides In New
York CITY.

York city.
The body Of Miss Mary Gruner, for
merly resident OF Salt Lake City, and
for several years employed as a dress.
maker in Walker Bros. store, was found
in her room in New York City, Mon
day. At first it was thought a foul
murder had been committed, but now
the generally accepted theory is that
the woman committed suicide. 1t Is
claimed that Miss Gruner became in
atuated with Salt Lake attorney. A
short time since the attorney was mar.
ried to another woman. A clipping
containing the announcement of this
marriage was found in Miss Gruner's
room. and the supposition is that when
she learned OF the matter she took her
own life
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1902-09-23
FIRE ON OCEAN LINER,

Blaze RACES Twelve Hours on Sten mshit
81. Paul.
The American line steamship st.
Pau, which arrived at New York
Saturday, reported that on the voyage
successful fight had been made
against fire which ragged for twelve
hours In the clothesroom. The fact
that the ship was on fire was kept
from the women passengers, although
the men OF the first cabin were made
aware OF the possible danger.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1902-09-23
BETTER OFF IN AMERICA.

NeLroos Advised Against Migrating to
Africa.
AT Fridays session OF the National
Negro Baptist convention Mt Birming-.
man, Ala, the report on foreign mis-.
sions dwelt especially on the need OF
more aggressive mission work in Afri-
ca. The committee, however, dis.
countenanced the idea OF American
negroes moving to Africa to reside, and
added that the American negro il in
better condition than the negro 10 any
other part Of the world.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-07-16
Women and Worry.

Granting that a woman's nerves are
more apt to become detraque. to bor-
row a French word, than a mans are,
a fact which we have no wish to try to
account for. we are not at all sure that
il Is because she is more subject to the
smaller worries of life than man Is or
indeed that she Is really more subject
to them. 1t is true that the cares of the
household. productive as they are of
much grievance and trouble. fall chief
ly upon n wOmans shoulders; but, on
the other hand. mans ordinary bust
ness or profession Is quite as full OF
small annoyances and worries which
are every whit as irritating as those
that beset his wife.
The difference, we should say, be-
tween the two sexes lies rather in the
manner In which they meet their trou-
bIes than In the apr ortionment of those
troubles. We would not readily dispute
the theory that It is the steady and per-
sistent pressure of these small worries
which works change In the nervous
system more surely than any great and
sudden trouble, just as the drop OF wa
ter hollows the stone, but we are In
clined to believe that the reason In this
case why one stone is followed sooner
than the other is to be found In the
greater softness OF the stone and not in
the greater frequency of the drop
London Spectator.
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Miss Lisa Mayo is In the. central tele-
phone office, assistant to Miss Flossie
Gilloy.
Dr. Andrew Brown, with bis wife, To-
Gated at Monson, has been visiting his
parents, Mr., and Mrs. Amos Brown.
Theatre companies have taken South.
west Harbor by storm this season, Tre-
mont hall being constantly engaged ty
one troupe or another, proving that
patronage is good here.
On Sunday last Rev. Dean A. Walker
exchanged puipits With Rev. Clarence
Emery, OF Manset, the latter preaching a
,, very fins sermon on the ''Ideal Church.
to large congregation.
Mrs. John Crockett, formerly OF this
place, now residing at Washington, is
visiting her son James and OF her relatiyes
Tor few weeks. She Ia accompanied by
her little granddaught
The water company has nearly made a
connection with the main OF the artesisn
well on Freemsu's bill, and the towns
people are hoping for smooth roads again
before tho summer IL over.
Mrs. J. Stanley, who has taken the vii.
liam Lswton cottage for the season, has
been quite critically III Tor two weeks
past, and her slater, Mrs. stetson, OF Ban
gor, and trained nurse are now with her.
Her friends hope for her speedy recovery.
The ladies' sewing circle OF the Congre-
gationsl church held very pleasant
session With Mrs. A. o. Gilley last week,
and after completing plans for the sale
| and entertainment on the I'D, were de-
lightiuiiy surprised by q lunch of Ice
| cream aud cake. The bills are out for
the sale and It Is hoped that patrons will
prove generous.
Rev. John x. Bosrdman, general secre-
tary of the organizing committee OF the
| Massachusetts, and Rhode Island Y. NJ. c.
A., staying here with bis family for a few
weeks, gave g most enthusiastic and stir
| riug account Of the work OF the Young
| Mems Christian Association. The grand
results OF their methods OF help to the
young men starting out to gain a liyeii-
hood woald convince even the seeptic
that the divine power OF God was up
holding ths noble work.
July IL. SPRAY.
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SPRAY.

CRANBERRY I.t.s-
Capt. s. n. BuIgcr left here last week 10
take charge OF large vessel for season.
A son arrived July 10 at the home OF
Arno y. Stanley and wiie-LssIie Russell,
Miss schsssa Row, of Boston. arrived
last Thursday.
Edward Brewer and wife and Mr.. Bert
hold sehriitgiesscr, Of Msssac husetts, are
expected during the week.
Capt. William Stanley, head keeper OF
Monhegan Island light station, who has
been critically III TOR weeks, Is improving
Percy K. Bunker has Just completed the
,weuty y fourth consecutive term OF
school, without having been absent
during the entire terms.
Mrs. Sarah A. Bunker, formerly of this
place, and granddaug hter, Beatrice Fraz-
ier, OF Calais, arrived here Friday on a
visit to relatives ana friends.
Capt. Elwood Richardson has returned
10 hts liie-savinR station near Boothoay.
His vs. lie accompanied him and will r.,
maiu with him until his station crew
again returns to duty.
The ladies' aid society OF Big Gran
berry stand will hold a iair and sale OF
fancy and useful articles August 20. A
dinner wiil be served. TIE proceeds are
10 be devoted to charitable and benevo-
lent purposes.
The relatives and friends OF Mrs. Maria
o'Brien, OF New York city, formerly of
this place, we're grieved to learn of her
death which occurred on July 3. She
died OF cancer OF the stomach, and was
buried in New York.
July IS. Il.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-07-16

1t has been found that sensation is
not absolutely instantaneous, but that
a very minute time elapses as 1t travels
along the nerves. Therefore. II per-
son put his finger to a heated iron or
In the blaze of a candle there is GER
tain almost inconceivably small space
Of time, say the one-thousandth part of
a second, before the brain knows of
the burn. Now, suppose a man with
an arm long enough to reach the sun.
From the known rate of sensatory
transmission that man would have to
live more than 100 years after touching
the great luminary before he would
know that his fingers had been
scorched!
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-07-16

seal Cove.
Rev. Dean A. Walker, pastor OF the
Congregational church, Southwest har-
bor, will exchange with Rev. Clarence
Emery Jaly 10.
DIR. aud Mrs. Il. W. Biektord and little
daughter, Mrs. NJ. n. Hodgdon, OF Rock
land, and Miss Maud Hodgdon, OF Law
renee, Mass are in town for the sum
mer.
Mrs. Ida Norwood left Wednesday for
New Bedford. Mas, to join her husband
Capt. w. 5. Norwood, in schooner
nPenobscotp, for a sea voyage. Mrs
Norwood was accompanied by her
daughter, Mrs. Mildred Lopans, whose
husband, Edwin Lopaus, is first mate
with Capt. Norwood.
July II. ~
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Bnshill
Pension has recently been Issued to
Faye,te NJ. Rowe.
James L. Merriek, commander OF TIE
senartment OF Maine q. A. r., VIII visit
James A. Garfield post next FRIDAY
evening, July IS, and special meeting Is
called at $50 p. N. The department com
rnauder desires to meet every eomraoe,
and il is expected that every one who can
viii be present. The w. X. c. will meet
with the post after the business meeting
Il ovar
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-07-16

Rev. SIR. Gassaway--W hat did you think
OF my sermon? Snsppe-Most appropriate
sermon for Lent / ever heard. There
wasn't any meat in it.-PhilGdelpktd
Record.
al don't see why there should be any
difficulty about arbitration" said the
social economist. "Neither do ~ an
swered the man who delights in para
doxes. "Arbitration would be very easy
II some people were not so arbitrary"
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COUNTY NEWS.


~ cresn,er and family have gone 10
-ls5v pond, East orIand, for a weeks
outing.
=. Cook, of bangor, and mr. whit
s.s a. Ellsworth. spent Sunday in town
With irisnds.
Mis-. Belva T. Sellers has gone TO Camp
var.ou for weeks visit, the guest OF Miss
bertha sprsgne.
n. stovsr's new ''Ten Nights in the
NJ. Reoun will be presented at Grange
hall this evening.
,,s-,s Fields, who has bsen spending a
80 xseks' vacation here, has retained TO
IL cork In Boston.
schooner acllnton''. Capt. Lord, from
Sanger. Is dIscharglng load Of lumber
tof W. b. Clement
F.H. Dutton, Of wstsrviiies represent
lac the National Drug Co., OF Philadelphia,
p. vas IN town Friday.
rssrles o. Hutchins aud F. Il. Leach, OF
al. town, have been drawn to serve as
,a,ors Al the Treworgy trial.
Ths Al. MsstE Speciality 20. played to a
large audience here Tuesday evening. All
vsre pleased With the performance,
Mrs. Ella Snowman. OF orisnd, Is visit
ing her mother. Mrs. Angeline Hniehins,
wbo Is quite III With an attack OF rhcu.
nsllsu.
DR.. Oscar L. Long. the eye specialist. OF
Bluehlll. was ia town Monday. Dr.. Long
made arrangements to visit this town
opce a week during the summer. He will
h.vs his Office with Or. wsrdsell.
July II. susA.
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COUNTY NEWS.


Southwest Hsrpor.
The work OF digging the trench and
aging the pipe to bring water from
Long Pond TO Southwest Harbor is nearly
completed. The hotels are filling with
summer guests. The summer cottages
are nearly all occupied. Several summer
residences have been bslit the past year.
A midsummer sale Is soon to be held
Tor the benefit OF the Congregational
church. Articles OF needlework are
solicited from all friends.
July II. @.
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Aprys.
Miss Hazel Moon, of Ellsworth, IL visit
ing II. J. ailiiksn aud wife.
George Phillips, who has been carpenter
ING Al Bar Harbor, Is at home.
Rev. j. ID. Mefifaw aud family returned
ifon their visit 10 Alexander Friday.
Miss Grace Beede went TO Bar Harbor
tsescAy 10 work ia the Lyman hotel.
Miss Esther Smith. OF Ellsworth. Is
Flsiling her grandmother. Mrs. ]. E. Coz
Mrs. II. C. Young and daughter Halle
are Visiting Mrs, Young's daughter, Mrs.
: . soammon. At FRANKLIN.
Mrs. Deborah Cunningham, OF West
saHy, Is spending few days with her
daughter. Mrs. Georgia Warren.
Lawrence Gott, OF swampscott, Mass,
cams to sarry BY boat Thursday. He is 10
sl~hd the summer with hts grandfather, j.
I. Gott.
RANK L. Jordan, mate OF the schooner
-eonora", now at Bangor, came home
thursday with badly sprained ankle.
hs returned Monday.
Jgiy IL. q.
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Is over.

Tired mothers. rs bard work TO take care OF
.sl,arep and 70 cook, sweep, wash, sew and
mend besides. Tired mothers should taAe
HOODS sarsapArilla---it refrezhes the blood I'm.
proves the appetite. assures restfal sleep ana
hslps IN mary ways.-Advs.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-07-16


Winter Harpor.
boarded.
Ia' sargent who was seriously burned
- sie recent IRE Is able to be out again.
iss' Mr. Brundage, OF Boston, Is preach
As 10 the Claiming chapel this summer.
Z. T. Hammond has purchased the
$50, ssso'e and livery business of 8. T. Spur
apt / d. Foss was In Boston last week
Astshd the launching Of the seven
@assed schooner.
Z u, GerrIsh, who lost HIS store in the
is IRE, has rented the III. ID. Joy build
~ hia fruit and confectionery store.
Il e.