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The evening times., 1902-07-12
CONDITION OF MISS
STEWART IMPROVED
Refuses to Give Any Reason for Her At
tempt at Self Destruction.

The condition Of Miss Jennie Stewart.
the young woman who was found lying
in an unconscious condition on the steps
Of the Patent Office, shortly after Il
o'clock last night. by Policemen Samp-
son AID Carroll. OF the First precinct,
as the result Of her having swallowed a
dose OF eTeoi-ne IN an attempt 20 end
her life, was reported to be much i'm
proved this morning By the surgeons at
the Emergency Hospital
She IS not yet able. however. to leave
the~ Institution, aud VIII not be able 10
do so Tor several days 20 come, ire IS
thought Miss Stewart this morning re
fused 10 give the surgeons at The hos
Pltal any reason for her act
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WEARS HIS LAURGLS HHG9DDEESTLY
Most Plainly Dressed Man in
Gorgeous Pageant
MET BY PRINCE OF WALES
Conqueror of the Beers Receives a Great
Ovation IN the English CaPital-BoT-
ed by FormaIities, But Anxious for
News Of the Nile Dam.

LONDON. July 12--General Lord
Kitchener arrived in London from South
Africa this afternoon and received a
magnificent welcome
Several hours before he arrived from
SOUTHAMPTON the route from Padding
ton Station 10 St James Palace was
crowded with sightseers The corona
tion stands. roofs, OF houses. and all
other vantage positions were occupied
ty dense masses Of humanity. CoIoniai
and regular troops lined the route.
Net by Prince of Wales.
Lord Kttchener's train arrived on
time at 12:z5. The Prince Of Wales. the
Duke OF Coanaugbt. members of The
army headquarters staff ard numerous
distinguished civilians greeted the gen
eraI as he stepped from the train The
prince was particularly cordial He
ehatted with the victorious general for
some moments.
Lord Kitchener appeared IN the best
Of health and spirits. His deeply
lronzed face and commanding presence
easily made him the most conspicuous
person on the platform. As he moved
among his weIe0mers receiving con
gratulauoBs. the prince drove to s.,
James Palase and prepared to there
extend his greetings.
The Lord Neyor presented an address
OF welcome 10 Lord Kitchener al Pad
dington Station, after which the pro-
cessfon formed
The twenty state carriages. preceded
and followed by mounted escorts, drove
at quick pace across Hyde Park. down
Constitution HiI. past Buckingham Pal
ace. and on to St James. The brilliant
uniforms Of the stan oEsers made 2
gorgeous show Kitchener alone vas
dressed simply He wore a plain khaki
uniform His breast was decorated with
the Order Of the Bath.
Brilliant Mass of Color.
The whole route was q brilliant mass
OF color The enthusiasm has not been
approached since the late Queens jubi-
lee and completely owe ehadowed the
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AN ARMY BOARD OF
EXAMINATION CONVENED
viii Pass Upon Fitness of Officers for
Promotion

The Secretary OF War has convened q
board OF army officers to meet in this
city for the examination Of such officers
as may be ordered before it to deter
mine their fitness for promotion. The
detail for the board follows:
Col Eli L. Higgins. Second Cavalry;
Lieut.. Col Marion p. AIaus, Twenty
second Infantry. aided camp; Major
Louis A LaGarde. surgeon. L. 5. A;
Major James Parker. L s Cavalry. as
sistant a1juJant general; First Lieut.
Joseph Il. Ford. assistant surgeon. U.
S. A; and Capt Joseph s. Herron, SEQ
ond Cavalry. recorder.
The evening times., 1902-07-12
DEATH OF G. C. TICHNOR.
Was Formerly Assistant Secretary of
the Treasury.

~ O. L AaAASA4J ~--sA'ts--lt oSSACIdLy VI
the Treasury.
Mr. George c. Tichnor. formerly As
sistant Secretary Of the Treasury. IN
der President Harrison, died in New
York, yesterday, Of Ioeomotor ataxia.
After the expiration Of Harrison,s 5
Presidential term of Office. Mr.. Tich-
ror vent to New York, where for many
years he was president of the board Of
appraisers.
He has been confined TO MS residence
since March
Colonel Tichnor was born in Shelby
vile, Ky, October s. 1898 When lad
his parents moved 10 Des Moines. and
at the breaking out OF the civil war he
enlisted ii the Thirty-ninth Iowa Vol
unteers. being appointed colonel He
also served on the STAFF OF Gen C. N
Dodge. and was wounded four times.
at the close OF the war he served as
postmaster Of Des Moincs for two
terms.
In 1873 he was sent to Europe by the
Treasury Department is special agent
10 visit the financial eenters OF the
continent.
The evening times., 1902-07-12
TRACY IS KEEPING
OFFICERS GUESSING
Roaming Around With No Holes in His
Hide.

SEATTLE, July 12.-Sherin Cudihee
boasted yesterday that he would have
Tracy before noon today. but the officer
has failed to make good
The daring convict Is stiu roaming
around, and so far as known at noon
today is faring well and has no holes
in his hide.
It is stated this morning that the
cenyiCt was seen late last night at
shack near CovingJon. where he stopped
and dranS cup of coffee. telling he
family that he was a prospector and ex-
pectcd to locate near there
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CHICAG0'S POPULATION
NEARLY TWO MILLION

CHICAGO. July 12.-Chieago has an
estimated population OF 1,820. .000 accord
ing 70 the figures made public by the
publisher Of the 1902 directory. The
estimated iRg=ease in population during
the last tF--iTe months is $1,000
The evening times., 1902-07-12
NOT DISTURBED BY
CHARGE AGAINST ERWIN
Officials Say Accusation Was Result of
Spite

officials Of the Department of Justice
are not in the least disturbed by the
sensational accusation made against
Special Assistant Attorney Genera:
Marjcn Erwin IN Quebec yesterday BY
counsel for Greene and GaynoF They
regard the charge that he offered TO
settle" the extraditi0n case for $500. 600
as the result of spite.
The Canadian lawyers, several @
whom are nigh Government officials arr
naturally stu9g severely by Mr.. Erwin's
complaint against tEe n, and the feeling
here is that they are rot in position
70 make accusations OF crooked deal
ings against aHybedy.
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WANTED FOR THEFT
OF THE LANE JEWELS
GOVERNOR TAFT WAITS
FURTHER INSTRUCTIONS
Quietly Continues Negotiations With
Vatican Cardinals.

ROME, July 12-Governor Taft and
the other members of the Philippine
Commission. who have been discussing
the question of the Spanish friars in the
archipelago, with a commission OF Vatf-
can cardinals, are continuing their ne
gotiations quietly.
The American Commission expects to
conclude the negotiations before July "a.
They are now awaiting definite in
stFuctiOns from Washington.
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Served as Coachman to Sel.-
ator Blackburn.
MAINTAINS HIS INNOCENCE
Arrest Made on Technical Charge Of
Petit Larceny for Theft Of sI5-Ex-
tradition Waived by the Prisoner.
Discovered Through a Letter.
(speeial . the EsenIng Tlmes.l

ASBURY Park, n J, July 12--After
an exciting chase, Detective 7. T.
Hartigan. of Washington. who reached
here yesterday in pursuit Of Richard
Warren. the eoIoreG coachman OF SEN
ator Blackburn. Of Kentucky, succeeded
in capturing the fugitive ard placing
him under arrest Detective Hartigan
started for Washington this morning
With his prisoner, who consented to ac-
company him without the formality Of
requisition papers
Charge Merely Technical.
The technical charge against Warren
is petit larceny. He IS charged in the
warrant with having stolen from Senator
Blackburn 81. Detective Hardgan-s
quick trip to this city vas really
prompted, however, by a suspicion that
Warren was guilty Of a graver ofFense
than petit larceny.
According to the detective, warren
disappeared from Washington on JAY s
simultaneously with the disappearance
Of a number of diamond rings and other
valuable articles Of 5ewelry belonging 70
Mrs Lane, Senator Blackburn's daugh-
ter
Rings Were Keepsakes-
Mrs Lane tesrfully informed her
father of the loss Of nearly ali her
jewels Some Of the rings were kee1
sakes, which never can be ren'ased-
The Senator quickly secured the sew
ices OF Detective Hartigan. who was IN
able 70 get any clue until Yesterday
when he got hold Of letter. IS
said, which had been sent from this city
by Warren TO feIIow-eoachman IN
Washington
When arraigned before the United
States Commissioner in Newark. Var
ren denied having stolen the diamonds
and other gems, and declared that the
money he had secured from his employer
amounted to the sum due him for wages.
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FayoTably Received.

Ec was surprised and encouraged at
the unanimity with which favorable rec
ognition was given to the proposition.
and has arranged to Immediately insti-
tute a campaign OF education upon these
lines. He is expected 10 address Logan
Regiment, L V I. at its meeting Mon
dag night at Oppenheimer-s Han. SO
Ninth Street, along the same lines. and
there is every indication that it will
meet with favor there
Private DalzeII is member of Sedg-
wick Regiment. and last night particf-
pated in the election OF Col Thomas
Legge and Qua. teTmaster A. c. Thatcher
as delegates 20 the national encamp-
ment- While Ihey were given no in
stTuctions. II was understood that It was
the judgment OF the meeting that any
movement along the lines laid down bv
Private DalzeII should receive their m
qualified support
Il was also stated at the meeting that
Logan Regiment, of which Senator Ma
son is an honorary member, would ac-
lively and enthusiastically support him
in his fight against Hopkins and the ma
chine in the Illinois contest.
The evening times., 1902-07-12
ROYAL WELCOME FOR
GENERAL KITCHENER
MINISTERS SIGN THE
TIENTSIN AGREEMENT
City Soon to Be Turned Over to the
Chinese

PEKIN. July I2.-The foreign minis
tiers at a meeting today signed the con
ditions for the restoration of Tientsin
10 the Chinese.
The franchises granted by the pro
visional, OF military government, Of
Tientsin we're not approved.
The evening times., 1902-07-12
MRS. ALEXANDER"
DIES IN LONDON

LONDON, July I2-Mrs- Alexander
Hector. the novelist is dead. Mrs. Al
exander, the nom de plume under which
she wrote. was born in Dublin IN 1925.
She won popularity and fame with her
novel The A6mira3's Ward" She had
written other books since which were
successful.
The evening times., 1902-07-12
THOUSANDS DIE OF
CHOLERA IN CHINA

The United States consul At Canton.
China, Mr. MeWade. has cabIed the
State Department that cholera is raging
in all towns along the Kireilen River. n
KWansi. He says that 5000 have died
in PingIok, and over 10000 in KireIang.
The evening times., 1902-07-12
KING EDWARD MAKING
SATISFACTORY PROGRESS

LONDON. July 12.-The bulletin is
sued by the Kings physicians this
morning says; The King is making ex-
cellent progress. on account Of his
majesty's satisfactory condition, bulle-
tins viii be issued on alternate days"
The evening times., 1902-07-12

At the time Of the marriage Of Prince
Rospiglosi and Mrs Parkhurst. II was
asserted that the Vatican had finally
given its sanction TO the ceremony The
princess is q granddaughter OF Samuel
Chester Reid. who commanded the
American pTivateeT BTigadieT General
Armstrong in the battle at Fayal IN the
war o. 1872. On her mothers side she Is
a desg gendant OF the Rowan family o.
Kentucky
While in Washington about ten years
ego she met Mr.. PsTkhurst. Is no IS q
member OF the Maine Legislature and
OF Governor Hill's stan, with the rank
Of colonel The couple were married and
lived happily for a time IN Bangor They
lad two children. Several years ago
they became estrauEed and Colonel
Parkhurst sued for divorce. The di-
vOrce was granted and Mrs Parkhurst
LEFT the city.
At Bar Harbor she met Prince Joseph
who fell IN love with her
The evening times., 1902-07-12
PRINCE ROSPIGLOSI
ANGRY AZ qHB POPE
Threatens TO ExpeI Priests
From His Vast Estates.
May Turn Protestant Because Vatican
Refuses TO Annul Wife's For
mer Marriage

ROME. July 12.-The conflict between
Prince Rcspigliosi and the church over
the refusal Of the Vatican TO annuI the
former marriage OF his wife formerly
Mrs Pa-khurst, Of Washington, D. c..
has reached such point that the prince
threatens to expel eli the priests from
his vast estates He even says he may
turn Protestant
The prince tried vaiuly to have the
marriage Of Mrs. Parkhurst annuIIed.
30 that he could marry her in the Catho-
lie church. When the Vatican refused
the couple we're united by civil cere-
mony.
The evening times., 1902-07-12
ILLINOIS SAILS
FOR CHRlSTEANlA

LONDON. July 12-The batIesnfp nI-
noIs. the flagship Of Rear Admiral
CrowuiRshield, Of the European Squad
ron. and the cruiser San Francisco.
which we're to have participated in the
coronation naval review, sailed from
Grayesend today for Christiania. Nor
way.
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Political Organization to
Be Founded on It.
ANNOUNCEMENT LAST NIGHT
Meeting of Sedgwick Regiment Hears
Plan and Is Much PIe2sed-Constitu-
ton Of the Old Order VIII Have to Be
Changed.

Private" DalzelI at a meeting Of
Sedgwick Regiment, L. Y. T.. last night
made known the details Of a plan By
which the Union Veteran Union viii be
the medium Of his effort 10 organize a
great political body for the protection
Of the old soldier
Although a surprise to many Of those
present the proposition met with the
approval Of the entire command. and
addresses commencing the proposition
were made by National Quartermaster
General BOgia and by Dr. Young. of
Iowa
Although the Union has been more Of
a political organization than any OF the
other patriotic bodies no attempt has
heretofore been made to direct the vote
Of its members as an organization. In
TACT the present constitution Of the body
has restricted its membership so as to
preclude any large movement along
these lines These restrictions limit
the membership of the Union to those
veterans who served in battle and we're
at least six m2nths in the service.
To Amend Constitution.
Already a movement had been started
looking to the amendment Of the con
stitution in this respect at the next en-
campnnent to be held in this city in Oc-
tober, at the same time as the C. a. r.
encampment- II this is done all honor
ably discharged soldiers who have been
in the service Of the United States will
be eligible.
last night Private DaIzeu in an earn
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Brilliant Mass of Color.

The whole route was brilliant mass
Of color The enthusiasm has not been
approached since the late Queens jubi-
lee and completely owe Ehadowed the
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-08-29
BAKED SALT
Will Give Color to Oleomar-
gerine. !.

Washington, Aug. Authorization
has been received at the Internal
Revenue Bureau in this city concern
ing another plan Of oleomargarlne
manufacturers to escape the payment
of the 10 cents per pound tax on arti-
ficially colored oleo. The information
Is to the effect that a chemist in the
employ OF oleomargarlne manufactur-
ers has discovered q process by which
salt may be used as a coloring mat
ter, and inasmuch as salt is legal
constituent Of artificial butter the
manufacturers believe they will be
able to circumvent the ten cent tax.
1t Is explained that the chemist dis
covered that salt baked until 1t is a
dark brown In color will produce a
tinge Of yellow well suited to the
oleomargarine trade. officials at the
Internal Revenue Bureau are some
what puzzled by this information. but
are disinclinel to, discuss it until II
has been brought officially to their at
tention. They would not say this af
ternoon whether salt treated in the
manner described and used as colorine
matter would subject the product tt
the tax which the manufacturers are
now seeking to escape.
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The Uphan1- Brouse Co.

bill clerk in a railroad office. We de-
clded to try our luck in the west, and
started without sufficient capital. Part
Of the way we were obliged to beat our
way, stealing rides on freights and
sleeping where we could.
Last night we found an open car
in the shed and crept into it. 1t was
not sealed, and we were not ordered
away by any one.
This officer awoke us by ham
mering us with his club He hit us
both on the shoulders and arms. He
did not say anything about arrestinl
us, but told us to get out of there
We climbed out and ran. When we
were q few rods away the officer shot. ,
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-08-29
OHIO BOY
Killed by Policeman at
San Francisco.
With a Companion he Was Found
In Box Car.

San Francisco, Cal, Aug. 29.-Na'
thaniel Rogers, a boy of about Is, from
Toledo, Ohio, was shot and almost in
stantly killed at an early hour this
morning by NJ. j. Sullivan, special
watchman for the Santa Fe Railroad
company. Sullivan found Rogers and
another youth named John Hafner
asleep in n box car in one of the
car sheds at the foot of Spear ST
He beat them out of the car with his
club Then as the boys started to run
he took careful aim and fired. Rogers,
with his companion, had made barely
100 yards, when sullivan pulled the
trigger, Rogers threw up his arms
and dropped dead, shot through the
body.
The police who have made an in
yestigation of the case find no excuse
for homicide. Even Sullivans state
ment does not offer n responsible ex-
planation for the fatal shot.
In telling cf the shooting, Hafner
said: "Rogcrs and | came west to-
gether. We were friends In Toledo
and Rogers was working there as way.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-08-29
KNOCKED
Down and Hauled
Away In a Wagon.
Swift Justice Dealt to Policeman
Who Stole Peanuts.

Pittsburg, Pa, Aug. 29,-Three lem
onades and a bag of peanuts purloined
today by Policeman Wilson at Expo
sition base ball park stand resulted
In his downfall. Wilson was knocked
senseless by 15-year-old boy, and af-
ter recovering his captain suspended
him from duty.
Wilson was assigned to the park
during games. This afternoon he went
TO the refreshment stand conducted
by John Harris and helped himself to
lemonade without permission, Young
Harris, brother of the proprietor, re-
monstrated, and only got a sarcastic
smile.
After the theft of a bag of peanuts
Harris ran around from the counter
and demanded their return. Wilson
chuokled and the boy drove the big
copper light on the point of the jaw
Tie dropped like log and was insen-
sible five minutes. He was sent home
in wagon.
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PAID HALF A MILLION
Believed This Will Prevent 1
Contest OF Fairs Will.

San Francisco, Aug. 20-Mrs, Her
man Oelrichs and Mrs, W. X. Wander
bilt, jr, by the payment of what is
currently reported to be $o00,000, have
put an end TO all danger of a contest
of the will of Charles l.. Fair or OF
his wife, recen,ly killed in an auto.
mobile accident In France.
Mrs. Hannah Nelson, Mrs. Fairs
mother; Abraham Nelson, and Charles
X. Smith signed deeds transferring
all their claims to Charles Fairs es-
tate and Caroline Fairs property to
her two sisters.
The only possibility of any future
trouble lies In the discovery OF late
win of Chas. Fair, leaving property
to others than his kinsfoik and his
wife.
Charles Fairs estate includes real
estate worth fully S7,0o0.o0o. Mrs
Fairs estate was worth about $3.50,
900.
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Md su hr
T E1lW Medical institute Co, s. Columbus Ohio s us %ss Station sS
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-08-29
DICK !
Now Department
Commander.
Elected at Conve ntion
Of S. A. W. v.
6. W. Rogers. Of Akron. Made
Judge Advocate.


Two Akron men were elected to of
fees at the department meeting OF
Spanish war veterans, which was held
at Columbus this week, and other mat
ters of Importance were taken up and
carried.
In the first place, General Dick was
elected department commander, and
Attorney George w. Rogers, dele
gate from Theodore Miller camp, will
be Judge advocate for the year. The
meeting was busy one, and among
the things taken care of was the con-
soH.lation Of all the organizations
growing out of the war with Spain
This gives the new organization much
more strength than formerly, and al.
so insures it's further growth. Messrs
A. b. Hanscom and Jerry ID. Cline, of
this city, were the other Akron mem
bers in attendance. -
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Z PARTIES TO COMMENCE TREATMENT.

i1st Mssaood @ Seminal Effects
ed Vitality Confusion Of Ideas Aversion 70 socey Lo Of Memory and
treatment G9nohea syphl Seet Structure doces and vsIieo
from & G5Ses ess when Others have failed
The France System Of Local with Medicad Pad Developer
m for vaIocele sdur weak and pndeveopd
covered ,hs greatest cure ncyp for M diseases PECULIAR e the
by Entirely applied
and correspondence free and strictly confidential. -
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-08-29

WHAT WE TREAT We s psys I e ss sS'ss snws
uoh Is yspetsa
6e1omties Surgical Diseases Chronic syphic Rheumntc
nrt aud
Ezema rmpe frecke Female Diseases ESPECIALLY those
BY scientific method Hin Nerv
oadc Eeeplelne Dzne Brain and Nervous Rxhnustion
sddH Bghts Disease Diabetes
S6ss Diseases such Catarrh bronchitis Asthma
original
n co1 employ expert than 70 ak lc with
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-08-29
never surpss sea.

lntempsrnnce, gluttony, exposure, excess
tnx the vital force and emba rrnss the func.
lions ~ the important organs OF digestion.
nmtri.lon md excretion; Tho body Becomes
Of nature ts hindered. Centuries nro The
old monks who were the wise doctors found
the "et. Bernard Vegetable PHI" the best
hia 70 nature ny stimulating tho torpid
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-08-29
CANTONMEN
Will Attend Street Car Mems
Union Meeting Tonight.

Canton street car men will attend
the meeting Of the Akron Street Car
Mems union tonight in large. num-
'bers. The Canton men will come here
on special car arriving at pm.
Among the matters to be discussed
will be arrangements for their at
tendance at the Labor day celebration
here, in "a body.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-08-29

place Friday afternoon, and the re-
mains We're inferred in Lakewood
cemetery. The officials of the North
ern division of the Ohio canal made
arrangements for his burial.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-08-29
Funeral Of Hanlon.
fsnecial clorresnondence.l

Barberton, Aug. 29.-The funeral OF
James Hanlon. who was killed on the
C.. A. 8 c. railroad, Wednesday, took
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-08-29

Balloon ascension every night and
Saturday afternoon this week at Sum-
init Lake park.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1902-02-20

AGENTS WANTED sSss sSsss sssfs ssmssss no ss isr
Rheumatism. Kidney and all blood diseases,
Diabetes, Gravel and all Nervous Debility.
Sent on receipt OF price, si.00 per box, for one
months treatment. Universal Medicine Co.,
2S7 Broadway, New YORK. 30dlt