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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1902-03-26
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Republican Primaries, Saturday, May
10, 1902.
TERMs-Congress, $50; Senate, SIS;
Assembly, Sl2; Prothonotary, Sl2; Sher-
i'll, $40; County Commissioner, 81; Aud
itoc, S.; Jury Commissioner, SS; State
Delegate, s.. Invariably the cash must
accompany the order for announcement.
CONGRESS.
We are authorized to announce the
name of Hon. Joseph c. Sibley, a. a cam
didate for the Republican nomination for
Congress in this (2Sth) Congressional
District.
ASSEMBLY.
We are authorized to announce f. f.
Whittekin, of Tionesta Borough, as a can
didate for Assembly, subject to Republi-
can usages.
We are authorized to announce c. w.
Amsler, of jerks Township, as a candi-
date for Assembly, subject to Republican
usages.
PRoTHoNorARY.
We are authorized to announce J. C.
Geist, of Howe Township, as candidate
for Prothonotary, &c, subject TO Repub-
hcan usages.
We are authorized to announce G. F.
Feitt, of Tionesta Borough, as csndi-
date for Prothonotary, &c, subject to Re-
publican usages.
We are authorized to announce r. A.
Strickenber of jerks Tow ship as can
didate for Prothonotary, &C., subject to
Republican usages.
SHERIFF.
We are authorized to announce
Richard W. Ledebur, ofGreen Township,
a candidate fNr Gbnrif Ybiaet IN Ra-
publican usages.
We are authorized to announce George
w. Noblit, of Howe Township, as a can
didate for Sheriff, subject to Republican
usages.
COUNTY CMNtIssIoNER.
We are authorized to announce A. X.
Shipe. of jerks Township, as a candidate
for County Commissioner subject, to Re-
publican usages.
We are authorized to announce j. A.
Nash, of Howe Township, as a candidate
for County Commissioner, subject to Re-
publican usages.
We are authorized to announce Con-
rad Burhenn, of Green Township,
as a candidate for County Commissioner,
subject to Republican usages.
We are authorized to announce X. i.
Nnltton, OF HICKORY township, as can
didate for County Commissioner, subject
to Republican usages.
We are authorized to announce j. B.
Maze, of Barnett Township, as a candi-
date for County Commissioner. subject
to Republican usages.
We are authorized TO announce n. G.
Cole, of Green Township, as a candidate
for County Commissioner, subject TO Re-
publican usages.
We are authorized to announce John S.
Vail of Harmony township, as a candi-
date for County Commissioner, subject
to Republican usages.
JURY COMMISSIONER.
We are authorized to announce Ernest
Sibble, of Tionesta Township, as a candi-
date for Jury Commissioner, subject to
Republican usages.
We are authorized to announce d. L,
Carson, Of Harmony Township, as a cam
didate for Jury Commissioner, subject to
Republican usages.
STATE DELEGATE.
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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1902-03-26

DISCUSSIONS and surveys of the Mic
aragua canal date back so years. There
would be nothing precipitate in begin
ming now the work of actual construc-
ton,
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1902-03-26

A MEMBER of Gen, Kitchiner's staff
says the war will last two years longer.
The prediction is calculated to give Mr..
Bull a severe twinge in the pocket nerve.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1902-03-26

We the undersigned Auditors of Tio-
nesta Township have examined the above
accounts and do hereby certify that they
aIe correct 10 the hest of our knowledge.
JOHN II. WENTWORTH,
WILLIAM MEALY,
Attest: Auditors.
G. w. WOLF, Clerk.
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Danger of Cold. and La Grippe.

The greatest danger from colds and la
grippe is their resulting in pneumonia.
Ii reasonable care is used, however, and
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy taken, all
danger will be avoided. Among the tens
of thousands who have used This remedy
for those diseases, we have yet to learn OF
a single case having resulted In pneu-
monia, which shows conclusively that 1t
is a certain preventive OF that dangerous
maladv. IL will cure a cold or an attack
of Ia grippe in less time than any other
treatment. 1t is pleasant and safe to take.
Sold bv Killmer Bros, Tionesta, W. g..
wilkins, West Hickory, Pa.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1902-03-26

MRS. MCKINLEY's health shows grad
ual improvement. She now receives
scarcely any medical attention.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1902-03-26

We are authorized to announce VIM. j.
Gayley, of Green Township, as a candi-
date for Delegate to the Republican State
Convention.
We are authorized to announce George
w. Osgood, of Kingsley Township as a
candidate for Delegate to the Republican
State Convention,
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IITANTED:-E Energetic men and wo-
w men to represent us in each county.
Exclusive territory; good pay; steauy
employment. Call on or address, ~ =:
Jones, No. s. Main St., Bradford, Pa. At
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1902-03-26

uow about your stock of Stationary?
II We do high class Job Printing.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1902-03-26

A C. BROWN,
n. ATTORNEY-AT.LAW.
Office in Arner Building, Cor. Elm
and Bridge Sts., Tionesta, Pa.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1902-03-26
NEW STOCK. new DESIGNS.
ROBINSON.

A UDtTORS' REPORT of Green Twp,
y for the year ending March 10, 1902:
Peter Noungk, treasurer, in acct.
- tt...N
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1902-03-26

We are authorized to announce Ernest
Sibble, of Tionesta Township, as a candi-
date for Jury Commissioner, subject to
Republican usages.
We are authorized to announce d. 4.
Carson, Of Harmony Township, as can
didate for Jury Commissioner, subject to
Republican usages,
The evening world., 1902-04-10
BELGIAN TROOPS
READY TO REBEL.
OPEN DEMONSTRATION OF
DEFIANCE MADE.
soriaii.ts SIN RiotipK nnd s~r!-
gu. rroabi~ IL <n'iri-
pst-d Tonight.

-oSpoS Ap-n in-A despatch to iHe
FxeaanSe Telegraph Company from
B-lss~is nN tl" 'rDpps et.ied H.' n
r.nre-it1u with 'ha -.ItS are 'l . state
ordering an nu'iuy Nam o. 'h"
militia responded - IN" ch'. To- h'
-,.,r-. ,ut are mar hlus through ''e
-'r.a's .Ingln. the 'Cnrmagu".' sni
'h. Narcotics ''rra. .Ncit'm"n' =
,rfs I. ,h. rilstr.al i.-'ricts
sesoraI mI'la men have been arrested
FOR characterization and IN" reEllar"
n,,. u.-1 rrnnn.d To- their barracks
HplI ,,r'rilEc~ hav" been issued 20
Ia. - aW4- w-r. again ar'.ve
hsr. iu. lay and hai several riash~s
with fU' .H.le" Shots ""i, nrti
on 10Th ,li"s 1ul uu" poll -
man We wounded aui another
.,,. 81 unconscious third suuShi
~. Socialists - XII lE" Establishment.
and .nmplrtri IT, ruIa. The flames
forced IN" rioters 600 r't.r"
Aft.r many 100 The mrnS had Jr'u
g..inl.d .n, .TpNd@ melted ava
I'M. ,'I.is GutrIs -: Srnafrt" aud
saint Joss, t'.u ~ .d' a"Hr her" have
nrt..rcd - r. nu duty fhIs evening and
ma. Hurgpmnst-rs ~ those 'vn com
rnltE.- nav" prohibited asemh't-'s in
tho -t-y,'s = more than 'N' y"'pl'
\ VarruuT l- about % Jr ~ l"i ''r
M. arrest q VI Nu.ka"ri President -
IN, sreirtH u' 'g' Young - ifli'i
Guard
The evening world., 1902-04-10

Identification OF Wardman Kier-
nan by three OF The Worlds wit
nesses as one OF the two men who
thrust James McAuliffe. the muir
dered Giennon witness. into cab ~
the West Forty-seVenth street station
has ~ last convinced Police Com
m.ssioner Partridge that the matter
i one for Grand Jury don
Col Partridge said to-day
4 think The World has gathered
sufficient evidence in the McNuline
case 20 warrant the Grand Jury in
investigating H. II needs but little
corroboration The World alone i
entitled TO the credit OF getting what
the Police Department could not
ge'
believe there might have been a
murd"> have asked Capt Titus TO
have his men get me some evidence
to-day AZ TO the identiiications
which were somewhat mixed yester-
day.
Against the identifcations the po-
lice to-day presented an alibi for "a h
accused man-two distinct alibis ;or
one OF them
They also attacked the characters
OF two OF the witnesses. hut 40 ONE
COULD BRING FORWARD ONE
WORD AGAINST II. ). STARK
WHO SAW MAULlFFE THRUST
FROM THE CAB ONE BLOCK
FROM WHERE HE WAS FOUND
DYING STARK IDENTIFIED
AS ONE OF THE MEN
IN THE CAR
The evening world., 1902-04-10
MAGISTRATE GOES
TO A WOMAN S AID
TESTIFlES FOR HER BEFORE
JUDGE FOSTER.
HAD Twice discharged Ella
O'' "up"r when 'hsrE~d with
Larceny.

POLICE Mrc's'r1'" 10s'r1 P'' np.
.p.,r.I a- iuars O.. l1N 10 e rs" IN
Part IN Genera Sessions before Judge
H.,.T H.l uN.nr. uf y
~ East seventeenth sra"' 1t. ~ tr'7.
nharSrI NJ having stolen 80 p.'Irrs
from 'h, u.sheI. "a AoJ-" z Mrs
Rus-sf -N E1-r TalffI-H street
After u,, arrest py pr'r"..y. S~rgt
VI M4.'rn Mtglstr1tr Poo -nhbrg"d
lyr l 'u- NugNN.lIr F..., nsri Srr
Hu- arrested outside %. aIr'- -hnI-c
lut again trrNRucI G"'n-a Mas sir,tc
yH NrH -,Enr.. -'rrU1H1rd 'Er
Then nN4.,u won't HaNr %. .U,
u -'r.HI-N N'.pru'A .fil HnE q p,l.4
wurTAlt Wts issued 10y Judge NrA .If
SO 'u PAR ~ General SHs-.rrH she
49, arrested ami NnMH.,. Hr-uI-u,I
n.. before luiE' N,Wasrg'r. N.H h..I
nor '.r ira. nl petty lrnsnH rHarg-
I'.iht NNg.s'.t.' THF su.a 'est'-
Tp4N ~ 60 'sr pro sr' il-- 80 |r .N. York
N.l. FpNn, Court
The evening world., 1902-04-10
MRS. TABOR SUES
FOR S250,0OO.
WIDOW Of SENATOR WANTS
MINING STOCK.
Operator. accused Holding from
Her Valuable share. In Three
Compsbes.

DEHy-sR. Col. April 10 Elizabeth
q Tntrr widow ~ senator Tabor.
hI"i trb SUITS In tho District Court for
dnm,ses aEEr-xstlns s,;""o and 10 re-
.,,-f .-,=s-sion Of large amount o.
mining ~orH'. rhirh she alleges hays
1"'o nisAppropria'-d by defendants
one suu il against Davii a Monl'.
On MS suit Mrs Tabor asks ,pr $1,000
damages ant 'or ~ t'rouuting from
NJ Morsi ~ tn" disposition ~ u So
-har"' ~ -tp'k i1 The Maid ~ Erin
Slyrr mins' Conrhn". valued q. Nss.
-" ana 'if' shares I0 the God lnI
silver ENir-aiIau Company - tmcric,
limit !. valued a. IE.SlH
Mf- Tabor aver that her hu-hard
rlar'j 'l"s" stocks Tn Nj Mon,tr,
hand - t-I-ts. u-uIing negotiations
~ The sale ~ them
>1s hll'E". that the sale Nas never
y 'd' hTi hat th. stocks s.r. never
returned 70 h-r husband
-" second sIit was h-nugnt by Mrs
T'','r AM Mr. Tim Foley against
i"'rg" " rrimnl. and Hunter. ~
L'.idy i,' 1rj John + caupIon 10 re-
cover 80" shares ~ -i".k 200 ~. rrn-
gl"lS Mining company m. plaintiffs
Hsk a. r'n."' dtrnaRe-
The evening world., 1902-04-10
RUSH OF POLICE AL|B|S;
M'AUL|FFE PROOF HOLDS.
Too 1uch Proof that One Policeman Identified by
World Witness Was Not involved-H. ;.
Stark's Recognition of Wardman Is Not Even
Attacked by Donohue's Men.

the two men who bundled James Nc
huline. the murdered Glennon wit
ness. down the steps OF the West
Forty-seventh street station on sun
lay morning. Feb IL. and into a
waiting cab. from which he was later
thrown bleeding and dying into The
street
Worid witnesses also Identified Pa
trolman John Gitgan and Patroman
John Radiean
Herman and Radigan have already
hasteued 20 announce that they can
establish their innocence by alibis-
the usual police method.
Unfortunately for the police. how
ever. the mistake OF overzealousness
has been made in Radigan's case-he
now has two separate and incontest-
able alibis One is that OF Mrs. Radi-
gan. his wife, who says the police
man was on duty in full uniform all
day.
The other alIbi is furnished by
Capt Donohue himsel. He says
that the day Cohen was warned TO
keep out OF the McAulIffe case was
Radigan's day of % That he was
not on duty from 6 A VI TO p. VI.
In the case OF Giligan. Identified
as being near when McAuliffe was
taken from the station-house. Capt.
Donohue declares that Gilligan was
not on duty from { 4 81 70 p. NJ.
IN" day of the happening Feb 10.
The Captain SAYS the precinct books
will prove his statements.
TIL. Identification was made at /
o'clork this morning in the West
Forty street station house by
John Lennon and Aaron Cohen. Later
CONTINUED on Second PageD
The evening world., 1902-04-10
SIX TENDERS FOR ONE LITTLE BRIDGE


Estimate this afternoon that tenders
bridge Flushing Of $3.50
bridge handled
times that bridge opened7
the Il shall about this said Mayor
The evening world., 1902-04-10
HUGE BOULDER CRASHES
INTO EVERARD MANSION
Falls from Fifteenth Floor Of New Astor Hotel
Into Miilionaires Home.

f'nr an extension % tho Eva-a-t
W'rsinn nud bounced ~ INTO the yard.
50 many hammers bricks rivets
pus~ 1uI u.hrr smaller missiles mad
rIl"u nu Oh" Ev0riri property that the
Inmates ~ 'h' hnus" had almost become
"crIsinm"I 81, 'he tHuoyinr.
NJ Ey.l'sd tnpU, 4 week ago mar
rpv.y "sr1p'I death from pi.c. ~
lumber mat :"Ii from DO" roof ~ the
N-tpr Bui.iiuE and struck on the front
-t'pn . ais r"sidcnrr jus, Is ho opened
'Ir .pHr 700 80 nu'
Y" seek mn Injunction.
T0c Thompson -Stsrr.t' Company
Waiun has the euutrtrt fpr the cone
.tru,ti'g ~ the building. made an offc-
.p NJ EE"-id 'u furnish carp-nters
TO U"pur 'np lamag"
~" refused H. tni announced t1ar he
would get out au injunction strpring
all Aurk on 'hr u.w Artpr skysr-ap,r
anti. steps 81" taken 10 protect Ms prop
"r'" ANA the ives uf ihps" 80 nis house
mold
Policeman Bpyl.. VINO sas two blocks
away from ih, scene ~ Ia" &C. 1drut
sriI hat 'n" u".s" w,a- ik- M -Nplp.
sion ri q s,uuuu MIR Ey'rtrd nts
pg"-irnt"i Sl, knew iht her daughter
had Ju- 'tari'3 'ut and FOR time
feared iHJ. the U;tl" one hlI lr-n
caught iu the wrr,ksg,
II - q coincidence ,lAt IA" Thomson
s'"T1u Company have onirgc If the
construction ~ the building nom which
the beams fell in:n tn, 80 Ar Ga..
l'r'"S y's'"rhN Mr. Ev.r,ri Intends 20
su' ,nr nrm for the damage .ustainoI
CO.'S MIN
Tu' 'rnm'SorK ~ the .uw"rius Asupr
~ 10 Is HDmrl. Ted Iud scores ~
HFNIu'U rtNu been uu-iIS cN.agsi ~
!Aifi.- ug 'h, STONE walls
Ih'-, All muGHi"G q tn" fifteenth
sinF' M morning The blocks used
4r" utssi' ,TI ur tui- account !. 10
"'' s"'.} j'. ..r ma. l'rriuk- IH .r..
ilns ..tm iu ntr' pu me various fiJprs
The Ey'rnrd residence Ldlpins the
iuur..irrv bruNEEtpur -tTu,tur. 81 I'm
lu .rinIt .lsur with IN" big urW building
Nltg1ugl ~tf,'y bridges hav. been Iii!7,
Ut"r igr sidewalks On the street and
tEruu" .du. v the Ns,ur Huiidin. ,,r
fu" protection pf p.drstrlans nothing IN
no. WIZ ~ .u. M hu- ever n..,, nI,f .iu
IN 'hH auth side ~ keep building matte
ward - thu Ey'rH- mansion
The evening world., 1902-04-10
RAPID TRANSIT BOARD HOLDS Open" MEETING.


held
the bad The
consisted the reading hc
md
he o met ~
The evening world., 1902-04-10
Missionary's Thrilling
Account of How She
Was Carried Into the
Mountains -TSiIka
Baby Saved Her from
Many CrueIties.

>atciy ds.lu.rsd from .ke hands
of br!qaHds, Mss Ellen ". Stone ar
r.red IN NeW Yor! ic-iay on tho
HrmjVg- imvicm liner Deutsch-
ami. Hrs is tie first extended
,'Ory The missionary has givsn Of her
caDHuitg among The briganis who
ertor.sd a ransom Of S60,OO0 for
her rSieaSs.
The evening world., 1902-04-10
LATE RESULTS At BENNlNGs.
GIRL MISSING; MAN CONVICTED.

PATERSON. NJ j.. April 10-Perry Barber thCty.two
years DID, tried to-day charge OF having abducted his
foteeny cousin. Magdena Barber on Aug IS. 1900
Although Barber has been nearly year prison he sticks 10
his story that he knows nothing the whereabouts OF the GIRL
She has not been since she disappeared and her ea
tNes hint at foul play. Barber was found guilty and will be
sentenced TO-
The evening world., 1902-04-10
GUARD HOUSE FOR SOLDIERS HONEYMOON.

John Wilson soldier Hamilton who disappeared i've
returned his bride She old
Martha Hall High School flathuh
to Col Rogers who Wilson He
sentenced thirty the being
without
No zig
The evening world., 1902-04-10
poy BEARS ELEVATOR cN NECK lar IS UNrNJvREo

TRENTON. NJ J., April 1o.-Chares Thompson. an athlete.
sixteen years DID, sustained the weight Of oneton elevator
containing two tons OF CroCkcy his neck to-day and then
ured In SepDnq upon Inc elevator slipped and fell to the
third sto 2nd vas caught by tie neck between ne eyatOr
and trap door,
The evening world., 1902-04-10
LATEST NEWS
IN BRIEFEST FORM.
MAYOR AROUSED TO M'AULIFFE'S CASE.

In response TO hurried summons COL Partridge went
10 the City Hall this afternoon to Mayor Low. The pur
pose OF the Coones visit il learned to discuss the
recent startling Developments the MCAue case. in which
pCa interest has suddenly awakened. Mayor Low and the
Police Commissioner remained conference for upwards of
an hour
The evening world., 1902-04-10
L.WRENCE TURNURE DIES N EoYPl.

Lawrence Turnure formerly OF the firm Of Lawrence
Turnue Co., with offices at No. so Wall street. dieo TO-DAY
al Caro- Egypt where he has been living with his wife and
daughter for the past six years.
The evening world., 1902-04-10
RECKLESS CHAUFFEUR CAUSES RUNAWAY.

WHITE PLAINS N. Y. April l0.-The2oice trying 10
find the Of racing automobile which at break
neck speed along the White Plains speedway causing half
rozen runaways The machine bore the initials o. M Or
Edward Colgate Moores horse frightened. 1t away
Throwing the doctor and Mrs. Moore out nurinu BOTH
The evening world., 1902-04-10
Nr. Ey-rnrd'- Escape.

o." NJ ~" stones tnat Vas being
swung into plaC. broke this morning nu
account % seam that had not been dis
covered \ small piece struck the sid"
~ the Astor Building ana bounded into
he Ev"rard ward Tho biz 'nd ~ the
stone rrlYhoI d1su 10 the roof OF tn
brewers mansion
The stone that wrecked the upp"r part
~ Nj. Evcrard'S hous. wi- no, ,hr firHi
piece u building material that std
fallen from the Astor huiliing to-day.
Not two hours before n big scautling
came sailing down from the sixteenth
noor Of the new structure. struck the
The evening world., 1902-04-10
CAN SERVE BAD BEER SUNDAYS.


that malt
sunday the offenders dismissed Tghe
ghths Of the
the Law specifies that the selling malt liquors
n
and
this costs
The evening world., 1902-04-10
Observation-Disclosures
WEATHER FORECAST.

Forecast for the tbIrty-
si> hours ending NJ = y. ".
Friday. for New York CITY
and ,irinity-pnrti, cloud,
t"-niGh,i Friday fair; fresh
westerly winds.
The evening world., 1902-04-10
KILLS CHICKEN THIEF; is FREED.

NORFOLK. Va. April 10-Jehn CutheI. in Berkey, Va.
to-day shot and killed unknown whom he caught rob-
blng his chicken house.
The Corcner's jury said "IusftabIe homicide
The evening world., 1902-04-10
THREE WITNESSES
POINT TO HERMAN.

Wardman Herman was positively
identified by three witnesses as one OF
The evening world., 1902-04-10
OutrnR-. Overlooked.

Ihe work ~ 'h' Philippine Commits,
sion !u IN" establishment of ,-,vi,,,,,i
governments is r.ilrIlcd oven In rr..-
"h'' ~ IN" natives. /, Is openly stated
that the army should remain IN ch,-gc
Tor tn" n"N' twenty years outr,,.,
committed by Officers ana s,I,j.,.
against natives In au organized muplcl-
panty ana province" when reported n,.
IN" president ar governor. to IN. mil.
tary authorities, are often NOT punIyr.d
rs an officer ~ tho army -eyr.,
thi' M duty - 'iyil Governor OF thiy
PROVING" impcils me to state the am.
tui" Of the majority "f IN fellow ON
Gers toward civil government in ,b.,,
isllui~ md ~ effect upon I'M, pco,r.
oui Irnl that ~. Interests "a, ,h.
government Involved ani IN. futur, ~,
thrs" people, f"r whose welfare wr lr.
r~'por'!1i', are %. such vast ,mport-
hn'" 'h'i 'Isht tp report things ns
90" and know them. In order that my
ciyll supcr!prs ma be- lhlc !n,clligcntly
10 order what the situation demands,
Gen. Macarthur vas again tn- witness
before the committee to-day. and ne
hogan hls statement with reference 10
"a" hIruing ~ villages hy IL. natiy.
forces m lN" lie said tn1t tho o-.l.-
fnr this destruction had been !.suci by
Con. i.ind
Macarthur "n the War.
OF the good marksm,nsnip of the
American, %" attributed the ltrg. pro-
lCoEunued On Second PageJ
The evening world., 1902-04-10
BY MISS ELLEN M. STONE.

o. WiSS CllCW W. tUN6s
To be at home seems doubly sweet
after all | have gone through. My
one object nov is to hurry home to
NV mother. who is awaiting my re-
turn My brother tells me she is
quite III That makes me doubly anx-
ious to be with her 1t is long.
long time since have seen my people
and thought would never see them
again
want q" Say that . appreciate
the R~nrrosity of those who came
iorward to brin9 about my rescuee
The money that wa. spent in NJ
h~hnif win he paid back by my
I~~,ur~ tour.
hone that | shall be able TO re-
sure mission work. That is my life
and my work have no plans.
though. for the present. am in the
hands OF the Mission Board.
s,or, "f Her Capture.
Now. suppose you want 10 hear
all about the hriEands. Well. they
are not so fierce as you imagine. Al.
though they said many insulting
things and gave us many harsh
words. they never struck or beat US.
1t was late in the afternoon OF
Sept. that myself and a party OF
ten were suddenly pcunced upon by
band OF brigands numbering,
should think. about fifty. The ate
tack was so sudden that We were all
surprised. and anyhow. resistance
would have been OF no avail. as mono
OF MS was armed. except Mr.. Tsilkas
who had two revolvers with him.
When Mr. Tsilka saw the brigands
carrying away his wife he attempted
to fire on them with his revolvcfss
hut was prevented By TIE rest OF our
party.
There have been several reports
printed which stated that Nine.
Tsilka had been held for ransom by
our captors This is a mistake. I
vas the one they wanted. and. NO.
matter how old they always take
married lady TO chaperone an un.
married one.
The brigands meant 10 take tho
first married woman they came across
10 accompany me but the one they
first found happened 10 be Mrs wos-
neva, a native missionary and q
widow. who was very IN at the time.
Mrs Tsilka was therefore decided on
by the hriglnds, for which was
very thankful afterward. and I will
tell YOU why.
Brigand- aud the Bsby.
Seven weeks before We were re-
leased baby was born TO Mrs. Tsil-
ka The brigands had by this tine
become 50 insulting and cruel In thei-
that II was becoming un-
bcarable The appearance OF the baby
stopped all this. for the reason that
the briEani, ~ Turkey believp ;hal
u curse Will settle on them II they 90
harm to child or It's mot4'r. Our
treatment after the birth OF the baby
was eNccIlen, We began 10 get kst-
ter food although must admit hat
i, was generally very good, and tie
remarks stopped
/. was when the negotiations for
Gar release fell through Or became
disturbed that we were subjected to
our wors; treatment You are to
lie twenty days from now. nr We
will put hule, in your brain SOON"
we're some OF the pleasant things that
hey said 10 Us but thank heaven.
ionc OF hose things happened TO us.
once caught cold and another
imc fell and wrenched my knee.
Those events oXaspsrated tine SF:s
mas they seeming to think thar u
yas my own fault that the things
appened We always travelled 10
light but although the brigands aci-
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Railroad cab service

n enanse',sn s'ts w-,' - 81 station I. -.
esIsHI .aG IEsIgss.Ns 'Iso5s slt iS;s st,'.s
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To Cure n Cold In One Day
Take LAXATIVE Dromo Quiuins TabIe,s All arus.
gisis rsfuni the ncnsy u Il faiis to cure n w.
0rovs's Signature II on Each tex- sc.
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rr"p-r', Danng- $4,000.

The property damage caused by tho
accident Nill foot NJ at least Sn,non
Bs ,idcs the skylight the stone de
mollshod a black walnut staircase, a
LOT OF furniture. 5000 worth pf car
pets and much valuable bric-a-brac,
William Angeles. who had rhnrg" ~
tn" stone work on the Ast1r Bun Ing,
entered the Evcrhard hpmr after the
accident stationed himself IN IN" front
hall aud refused 1, allow any one ''
enter or leave II, constituted h,n.c.'
The boss ~ the huu-ra,ld uat1 NJ
Evcrhard heard Of mis- action. Tnen he
made hurried exit
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IN my opinion N" small number Of,
Hro ''nri'nh'" iu.Irrrn's .tNl m arms
although ahmi,t"dl' IfHrult 'p catch
does not Justify the means employed
ana especially when taking into cnnsld
'rnt!"n tho suffering mat must H, i,ndc-
gon" by he luups.nt and the .n.,, .,,o,,
'h' relations ~ ihc-" p"np'" hvrr4 f;.r
me ti'iId" nf tn" army thereby
m-'hIns most "f IT. officers ani solder,
- decidedly hostile to IN" prnvinr. Al
and municipal government in these ,,.
lands IN general Ia Manila. .-T-,i.I,.. IL
intensely 80 even amvns he highcr
officers