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The Dolores star., 1902-10-03
YouNG's BIBLICAL TEXTS.

YOUNG'S BIBLICAL IENlS.
In Young's room was found the
cover of small memorandum
book on which he had written six
Scripture references. These texts
are as follows:
Genesis ix., 6.-Whoso shed.
deth a mans blood by man shall
be shed; for in the image of God
made he mar.
Leviticus xviii, 11.-For the life
of the flesh is in the blood; and
have given 1t to you upon the
altar to make an atonement for
your souls; for it Is the blood that
maketh an atonement for the
soul.
st. Matthew xvi, 56.-sut all
this was done, that the scriptures
of the prophets might be fulfilled.
Then all the disciples forsook
Him and fled.
Revelations kill, 1o.-He that
Ieadeth into captivity shall go
into captivity; he that kIIeth
with the sword must be killed
with sword. Here is the patience
and the faith Of the saints.
Romans l., 32.-Who knowing
the Judgment of God, that they
which commit such things are
worthy Of death, not only do the
same, but have pleasure in them
that do them.
I. Corinthians W, 5.-To deliver
such an one unto Satan for the
destruction Of the flesh, that the
spirit may be saved in the day
of the Lord Jesus.
The Dolores star., 1902-10-03

boon to travellers. Dr.. FowIer's Tx-
tract of Wild Strawberry. Cures dysen-
terry, seasickness, nausea. Pleasant to take.
Acts promptly.
The Dolores star., 1902-10-03

It's because of their true merit that
so many smokers prefer Bakers Bull
head 5-cent cigar.
The Dolores star., 1902-10-03
EXITS LEFT BY YOUNG
Photographic Facsimile.

he addressed the trunk to Filing in
Chicago he knew Filing was not
there. but that it had been agreed that
Filing should go there later and claim
the baggage that contained ths relics
of their crime.
How did it happen you gave the
body that terrible cash in the abdo-
men?" Young was asked.
Il did that he admitted. 81 did
The Dolores star., 1902-10-03

A young man can never corner the oat
crop by sowing wild oats.
The Dolores star., 1902-10-03

What do you call an infant Industry"
well, milking. for instance"
The Dolores star., 1902-10-03
. watch plug sed Into the

The watch plul Sed into the
Chicago river.
It as the apple of my eye; always to
De as exact and reliablt. as true to
duty. as honest. as industrious. as 1t
was itself.
Tom said he, 'Yos know how
much We Thompsons think of this
watch. 1t belonged to your great
grandfather. He bought 1t in Liver
POOL before the revolution. and 1t has
oeen In the family-and running. too
most Of the time. ever since. Take 1t,
my boy. and remember to live up to
IT. principles.
u was much affecte., naturally. for
Knew Uncle jackson regarded mat
Gilpin observer., 1902-10-09
For Fine (3rooer,es.

Gail on Phillips, g. 4 Co., who will give
you the very best At the best prices.
Gilpin observer., 1902-10-09
RELIABLE ASSAYS.
He Learned "a Great Truth.

1t is said Of John Wesley that he once
said to Mistress Wesley: "Why do you
tell that child the same thing over and
over again?" John Wesley, because
once telling is not enough" 1t is for
this same reason that yon are TOLD again
and again that Cham berlain's Cough
Remedy cures colds and grip; that it
counteracts any tendency OF these dis
eases to result in pneumonia, and that
it is pleasant and safe to take. For sale
by all druggists.
Gilpin observer., 1902-10-09

When you wake up with a bad taste
In your mouth, go at once to any drug
store and get free sample OF Chamber
lains' Stomach and Liver Tablest One
also cure biliousness, sick headache and
constipation.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1902-09-26

Take it as one will, there is some
thing impressive in the danger or
demise of royalty. We mortals have
builded UP and exalted the worldly
fabric of our existence as high as we
can. We have constructed outposts
and redoubts and inner and outer
walls, and keep and sanctuary, and
some of us have placed high up and
over and above all king.
And now there comes time for the
glorifcation of this brave work. when
the king shall take his place upon his
throne, and his lords and vassals and
people throughout half the world shall
rejoice. There shall be great pomp
and gorgeousness. and ancient rite
and ceremonial, and revelry and feast
ing.
In a magnificent old cathedral the
rich light shall simmer and reflect
on innumerable Jewels, and on gar
ments of cloth Of gold and ermine,
and here shall be assembled the pride
and pomp and chivalry OF a great
nation to do honor and homage to
their sovereign lord.
Suddenly. in the midst OF all the
gaudy preparation there comes an
unbidden guest, guest that enters
the royal palace with the same mien
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1902-09-26

Col. John F. Mosby sent word to
the remnant of his old guerrilla band,
who recently held their annual re-
union at Leesburg, Va, that the pres
sure of public duty would prevent
him joining them. If Mosby's mem
DRY remains active, the recent death
of Col Tichener of the board of gen
eral appraisers of New York must
have reminded him of an occasion
when the pressure Of private-ex
tremely private and personal---very.
caused his absence from a place
where he was very much wanted. He
has sometimes mentioned it, in these
later years, as . e closest CALI he
ever bad in his life.
Tichener. who was a union of1cer
In the civil war, had been sent out
one night with company in advance
of the army to skirmish and estab-
lish picket lines. Before he had gone
very far he stumbled upon three men
on horseback and cried: Halt! Who
goes there?" Two Of the men
wheeled instantly, galloped away AMI
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1902-09-26
WHEN MOSBY R A N

escaped; the third hurried forward
throwing up his hands and scream
ing: Il surrender! surrender"
Tichener was much annoyed. He
could not shoot man who had vo.
UNFAIRLY made himself a prisoner CT
war. and the direction taken by the
others was such that he should have
risked hitting his prisoner If he fired
upon the two fugitives; so he had u
let them go and bring his one prize
into camp. The captive proved 10
be local preacher who knew the
country so well that the confederates
lad pressed him into service as
suide. and he revealed the fact that
one of his companions was confed'
crate officer and the other the gueril.
Ia Mosby, who, in the then state OF
feeling within the union lines, would
undoubtedly have been given short
shrift and hanged.
Mosby afterward met Tichener ann
told him that he did the liveliest run
ming that night of any time in his adj
venturous career.
however, take care not to wrench the
stick of wax away from 1t while you
are Craving it out. and you must also
see that the cork is perfectly dry be-
fore you put any wax on it.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1902-09-26
FIRE NE R PRESIDENT.
The Bands Played, and Cool Heads Averted
Disastrous Panic.

Cincinnati Especially Roosevelt Day
at the Cincinnati fall festival and the TIL
usually successful ceremonies attending
the Presidents visit here came near be-
ing marred by panic that would have
caused great loss of life. Over 5000
persons were packed into the Auditorium
when the President began speaking. AT
the same time the adjoining exposition
halls were crowded with hundreds Of
people viewing the exhibits, as they were
unable to gain admittance in the Music
Hall.
After the President had been speaking
about IS minutes there was great com
motion in Mechanical Hall, which adj
joins Music Hall on the north. Sparks
from all electric wire had set curtain
on fire and the fire department had been
called to the scene.
The police and attendants of the expo.
siton soon put out the fire, but they had
much more trouble in controlling the
alarmed crowd 1t was with great dit
ficulty that Capt. J. B. Foraker. son OF
the Senator, and one Of the officers OF
the day, headed off the hremen from
rushing into the building where the
President was delivering his address.
Happily one of the bands struck n2
and those who left the auditorium were
supposed to be going OFT to step the
band rather than to head off a panic.
Very few in the auditorium, where the
President was speaking, knew anyt''lng
about the incident. and Mr. Roosevelt
suffered only slight interruption with
ont knowing at the time what caused it,
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1902-09-26
Cdae of PeIee's Shower.

While the fiery tornado, passing
toward the south and west, widened
the sweep of it's destructive power in
order to extend it's aevastations fur.
Their another remarkable phenome'
non. came to stop it in its course. Two
strong atmosphere currents, laden
with rain, moving. one from the south
east, the other from the north, fell of
a sudden upon the sides Of the fiery
spout, and, encircllng it along a dis
tinctly marked line, cooled it to such
a point that have seen persons who,
finding themselves precisely upon the
line of demarcation, were struck on
one side by fiery missiles, while on
the other, and only few feet away,
Fothing was falling but the rain OF
mud, c;nders and stones which de-
scended on the countryside every
where.-From century for August -.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1902-09-26
AN EMERGENCY FORCE.
Six Hundred Marines WllI Be Gathered at
Norfolk, Va.

Washington Especially. - Secretary
Moody has finally decided to augment
the United States naval forces on the
isthmus by the addition OF 600 marines,
if Commander McLean's advices indl-
cate that these are needed. he mas
given orders to Commander Pllsbury,
OF the United States steamer Prairie,
now at Boston. to proceed with his
ship to Norfolk. At that point 600
marines will be gathered. ready to take
ship when Secretary Moodys advlccs
indicate the necessity for their pres
encc on the Isthmus Norfolk is the
most available point for the congre ga
ton OF a marine force. as, in addition
to its Southern location it has excel
lent camping grounds for marines,
The Panther should arrive at Colon
within a day or two with $50 marines
aboard, so that, with the Prairie's men
and the marines on the Cincinnati. who
are already ashore at Colon. the United
States will have what is regarded as an
ample force to carry out It's treaty Cd
legation OF maintaining free traffic
across the Isthmus.
Orders were also sent forward to
the San Francisco, now at Norfolk. to
coal and provision and proceed to San
Juan, Porto Rico, there to await any
emergency which may arise.
There is only one United States war
ship now in Venezuelan waters--the
little gunboat Marietta--and the Mont
gomcry is due to arrive shortly at
Cape Hayden. The object OF the de-
partment in sending down the San
Francisco, it is stated, is to have ves-
sci ready to meet call for reinforce
ment either in Venezuela. Hayti or the
Isthmus The duty assigned to the
San Francisco should not be confused
with that given the gunboat Bancroft.
That vessel will probably not be able
to 60 in commission until October l.,
and will then also proceed to San Juan,
to be station ship.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1902-09-26
BLUEJACKETS IN CHARGE
Escorting the Colombian Soldiers to the
Isthmns.
ADDITIONAL MARINES TO BE SENT.
Secretary of the Navy Sends Instructions to
Commander McLean-Any Transportation
of Troops Contravening the Provisions OF
the Treaty With Columbia Must Not Be
Sanctioned.

Colon, Columbia (By Cable).-Two
trains, flying American flags, one
closely following the other, started tor
Panama in the afternoon. In the first
train was an armored car carrying a
quick-fre Colt gun and IS bluejackets,
who are acting as an escort to thou-
sand Colombian soldiers. The second
train carried a similar number OF blue
Jackets, escorting soldiers wives and
guarding quantity Of Colombian war
material, guns, ammunition, etc. NO
answer has yet been received to Com
mander McLean's communication to
General Herrara. The British war
ship Retribution has just arrived at
Colon.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1902-09-26
HOW TO DRAW A CORK.
II Can Be Done With Common Piece
of SeaIing-Wax.

Ii Can Be Done with common TieSe
of SeaIine-wax.
If yo,. want to amuse friends at
picnic, or have left the corkscrew at
home, as usually happens, tell them
that you can draw a cork out or any
bottle without corkscrew. or course
they will laugh, but very soon 1t VIII
be your turn to smile.
Take a piece of sealing-wax ana
hold one end of it over lighted
match until it becomes soft; then let
some drops Of the wax fall on the
cork in the bottle. AS soon as the
cork is covered with wax you must
press the piece which you hold In your
hand against the cork, and you must
hold it there until the wax is qui'e
dry. Then it will be easy for you 10
draw out the cork by using the stick
OF wax which adheres to it, in the
same manner as you would use q
screw.
No matter how firmly fixed the cork
may be, it will almost Immediately
yield 10 the pressure, You must,
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1902-09-26
SUMMARY OF THE LATEST NEWS.
Domestic.

The United States cruiser Des
Shipyards, at Quincy, Mass, Miss FL
sic Macomber, of Des Moines. chris
tening her, while Miss Clara N. Carl
Dor, OF Haverhil, Mass. cut the ropes
which started her down the ways,
Fifteen hundred factory operatives
employed by the American Iron and
Steel Manufacturing Company who
struck against the employment OF ne
groes returned to work.
The Moorhead Brothers Company
of Pittsburg received the first con-
signment OF large order OF muck
iron from Germany.
DR.. Walter Curry, brother OF for
mer United States Minister Curry,
died while on a visit to friends IN
Brandford, Conn. :,
Mrs. A. Stapeling Shoridon leaped
overheard from the steamer La Tot
raine while the steamship was EN- route
to New York.
The murder of Mrs. Annie Pulitzer,
whose nude body was found in the Nor
ris Canal, has been cleared UP, and the
police of New York claim she was MIR
dered by man named Hooper Young
in a cheap tenement at 1903 West Fifty
eighth street.
Peter Hernia, who shot and killed
Barney Kanter in Hackensack, N. J.,
because the latter refused to sell him
five cents worth of dog meat, was
hanged after desperate struggle with
the sheriff's deputies.
The American Window-glass Com
pany, the Federation OF Cooperative
Manufacturers and the Window-glass
Workers Assembly OF Pittsburg have
effected all agreement as to the wage
scale.
Three train crews refused to handle
nonunion coal from the Reading Com
pany's colliery at Shenandoah. Pa. Sub
sequently, under the guard Of soldiers,
train Of p cars was started.
A collision on the Baltimore and Ohio
Southwestern between passenger and
freight train caused the death of per-
sons. the serious injury of and injuries
to 90 others.
Rev. John Stebbns Lee, first presi--
dent of St. Lawrence University, died
at his home, in Canton, N. Y.
Four persons were injured IN a
freight wreck on the Philadelphia ano
Reading at Sunbury, Pa.
The Theological Seminary of Prince
ton University was formally opened III
Miller Chapel
Lafayette Gruf, of Gloucester, N. j..
was executed for the murder of his wife
Charles F. Murphy was elected leadet
of Tammany Hall by vote OF 20 to ..
The cruiser Brooklyn will be placed
OFT OF commission at the Brooklyn
Navy Yard and Rear Admiral Cogh-
Ian will transfer his flag to the Olym-
pia. The board of inquiry to deter
mine who is to blame for the accident
is in executive session.
Officers were elected in Buffalo by
tn United States Railway Mail Ser.
vice Mutual Benefit Association and
the National Association OF Postal
Railway Clerks.
Carl Reichard, operator on the Allie
gheny Valley Road at Ford City, Pa,
Shot and killed Charles Andrews, who
with two others, was trying to rob
the station.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1902-09-26
THE UNBIDDEN GUEST

of authority that ne does the poorest
howell in the land Vain all the elab'
orately constructed outpost3 and re
doubts. and inner and outer walls,
and keep and sanctuary Not all the
armed force of all the world, not all
it's pride and pomp and chivalry can
hinder one lot the advance OF tho
intruder, writes Frederic V. Collins
In the Washington Times. He passes
all the imposing barriers that sur
round the king, in one disdainful STEP
and 10! the sovereign lord WHO Is
about to ascend his throne amid the
obeisances of his mobiles and the plau
dts of his people, lies stricken and
HELPLESS, and envying, perhaps, the
humblest peasant who has health and
strength.
And so. however, reluctantly, we
acknowledge this grand work OF hui
man vanity, a "baseless fabric" And
we recall the lines of the greatest OF
poets:
We are such stuff as dreams are made
of
And our little lives are rounded by
cleep.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1902-09-26
Foreign.

The provisional government OF
Hayti is taking vigorous steps to end
the civil war The War Minister will
shortly attack the revolutionlsts at
Piaisance The ports at Gonalves and
St. Marc have been declared block
AIDED
President Castro, of Venezuela, has
started for Tocuyito at the head Of
force OF 6ooo men, with IL guns, to at
tack the revolutionary army, commanded
by General Mendoza.
Captain Sverdrup's explorations in the
Arctic seem to show that the northern
limit in which it is possible for human
beings to exist in the archipelago has
receded.
DR.. Mumm Won Schwarzenstein, Ger.
man ambassador to China, has returned
to Berlin and states that the situation III
China looks more encouraging.
Prince Vladimir Troubetzskoi of Rus
STA, after drinking too heavily with a
woman friend, attempted to commit Sui
eide at Algiers.
The controversy in England over the
introduction of the American golf ball
has reached Berlin and become a diplo-
matte question.
Eighty e-ackets and two quick
firing guns were landed at Colon from
the United States cruiser Cincinnati.
The Colombian insurgents were re-
ported to have appeared on the rail-
road line between Colon and Panama.
T Commander Mclean. OF the Clncin-
natl. sent instructions to inSurgent
General Herrera that insurgent troops
would not be permitted to stop trains
over the Isthmus or board them, as
American marines were maintaining
the traffic from sea to sea.
The Arctic steamer Fran with the
Swedish expedition. arrived at Nor
way. Captain Sverdup reports that he
explored the districts south and west
of Ellesmereland and hitherto un-
known sections OF that region.
Max Nordau, vice president OF the
Congress OF Zionists. says Secretary
Hays circular on the Roumanian ques-
ton compels the European powers
which signed the Berlin Treaty to do
their duty.
The British government III its tor-
NAL note OF acknowledgment indicates
approval OF the contents OF SeSetary
Havs circular letter protesting against
the inhuman treatment OF Roumanan
Jews. ,,r
The deialcations OF Edmund Jellinek,
an official OF the cashiers department
of the Vienna Laeder- bank, have been
shown to amount to $I.I5o.ooo. He is
said TO have committed suicide.
Tullio Murri. accused OF numbering
his brother-in-law, Count Bon Martini,
at Bologna, Italy. was arrested at the
frontier town OF Ala, Austrian Tyrol.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1902-09-26
Broke Jail TO See Dying Mother.

Wheeling, w. Va. (SpeciaD.-Ed-
ward K. Williams, convicted OF the
murder OF companion in lower state
mining camp, broke out OF Jail. visited
his dying mother and then surrendered
himself to the authorities. The pris
oner. whose exploit is most remark
able one, was ordered sent to the State
prison for twenty years and had been
sent to the Hinton jail to await the
convenience OF officers who were to
take him to Moundsville.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1902-09-26
Will Restore Manchurla.

Pekin (By Cable).-The Russian
Minister here, Paul Lessar, announced
that Russia was determined to restore
Southern Manchuria to the Liau river
and the New Chwang- Shan Hai-Kwan
railroad to the Chinese Government
on October 8. He explained that an
earlier date was impossible on account
of the destruction OF bridge, which
had prevented the withdrawal OF the
frnnnc
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1902-09-26
Financial.

Upwards of 100 American tin mills
are idle. ~, .,
At San Francisco $25o,ooo Klondike
gold has arrived.
Stockholders of the Independent
Glass Company, of Pittsburg, voted to
go out Of business.
Wabash is tipped for very substan-
tial rise before the year ends.
The New York banks have lost to
the Subtreasury this week $Io58,ooo.
August earnings OF the United States
Steel are said to amount to SI2,5oo,ooo,
against $I2ooo,ooo in July,
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1902-09-26
Henders0n's Successor.

Marshalhown, Iowa (SpeciaD All
ter the conference OF leaders, c. c. AL
brook, an attorney OF Eldorado. was
announced as a candidate to succeed
Speaker David B. Henderson.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1902-09-26

something that viii help us on bit"
"This is not an arrest" said Cliff
ford, trying to hide his anxiety.
mo, sir"
But Nells white face seemed to be-
tray the belief that it was.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1902-09-26

Force is at best fearful thing, even
in q righteous cause.-Schiller.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-07-01
SOCIAL NOTES.

Mrs e. w. Pierce entertained about
score OF her lady friends alta party on
Friday afternoon, The guests passed q
most delightful afternoon with fancy
work and chat and they all took advan.
tango of their turn to have little Wis
1T with Mrs. G. K. Meyers of Mason
City in whose honor the party was Civ
en- Miss Faith Pierce assisted the
hostess in the entertaining of her
guess and in serving a most delicious
lunchion.
Mrs. w. j. SERVER has issued invita-
tions for party on Wednesday after
noon,
The Womans Club held lists last
meeting for this year, Mondsy after
noon with Mrs. Norman Nash.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-07-01
library of any owned by city of its

library OF any owned by city of its
size in Iowa.
Mr. T. Miller, the last in this line
OF generous givers who have made all
this possible, IS the head of the j, p.
Miller x Co firm which has to it's ere.
at one OF the largest general retail
businesses IN western Iowa. Mr.. Miller
came 20 Denison little more than
9h'fty.years ago. He was possessed of
about $500 and brains and honesty. He
came just a little ahead of the GREAT
wave o. German immigration which
reached Dehison from 1875 to 1880. He
catered largely 10 the German trade
and provided for them Just the things
ohey were accustomed to and earned
their friendship and esteem. We re-
member one incident often related by
Mr., j. Fred Meyers to illustrate one of
the causes of Mr.. Miller's early success.
In those early days before our Germans
became Americanized there were n
good many of the older people, es
peclaily whose memories dwelt with
dellghtupon the comforts of the Father
laad. Among those comforts were the
old-fashioned, ungainly but easy
wooden shoes. The Germans asked
Tor them at the stores but the Ameri-
can merchants laughingly told them
that we did not wear wooden shoes IN
this country. Mr.. Miller quietly said
to himself, "if they want wooden shoes
they shall have them" and Just as
quickly as possible there arrived direct
IRON Germany an invoice of wooden
shoes and the hearts and 'solesn of the
Germans were delighted. The life of
Mr.. Miller is well known to us all. He
has been'straig ght-forward unobtrusive-
ly kind and jnstand generous Wekuow
OF no one who does not feel that he has
richly deserved the business success
That has come to him and it is with
double pleasure that Denison accepts
the noble gift from one who has been
SO laentlhed with its growth and up
We believe that we but
voice the universal sentiment of the
people of Denison when we thank Mr..
Miller for his goodness of heart and ex-
press the hope that the public library
will long remain rs monument, not
only to Mr., Carnegie but to Mr.. Miller
,
na1e made it's presence possible.