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New-York tribune., 1902-08-07
GYPSTES ALLOWED TO LAND.
FINDING THEY CANNOT STAY HERE THEY START
FOR NEW-ORLEANS.

FINDING THEY CANNOT STAY HERE THEY START
FOR NEw-ORLEANs.
Four families Of gypses from Buenos Ayres were
transferred from the steamer Coleridge Tuesday
to Ellis Island. where they went into camp on the
roof garden. Yesterday each family was arraigned
before the first board of special inquiry. The first
said they were going to this city. The second
gave Galveston as their destination, and the other
declared they their way to California
go into the horse trading business All received
permission to land when they showed enough
money to carry them to their several destinations
Their total cash amounted 10 nearly $1,000
When the Galveston and California families
learned that they were expected TO buy tickets 10
their destinations from the Ellis Island railroad
agents and were be taken direct 10 the trains
they protested. They wanted to land here. and
after seeing the sights proposed TO start across
country on foot or horseback To make matters
worse, family No had been sent 10 the New-York
detention room. One OF the California women set
up wall of despair when she heard the verdict
and declared that her brother was with the New
York family and had all her money in his keeping
Yesterday when they learned they would not be al
lowed to land here the who had intended to
go 10 Galveston and California persuaded their
After conference they told Commissioner Will
Jams that they would purchase tickets for New
Orleans They allowed to depart. being sent
10 their train direct from Ellis Island.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-07
BODIES OF STRIKERS DRILLING.
MEN WHO SAW MILITARY SERVICE ABROAD
TROOPS ON THE ALERT.
rpr TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE

fPT TELEGRAPH TO TIE
Shenandoah. Penn. Aug. GA new phase OF
the situation developed to-day, when it was dis
covered that bodies Of Lithusnians and SlaVs
were drilling in the lower part of the town and
hat the drills were causing much excitement
among the spectators of the same nationalit'es-
The men belong to societies Of q military order.
and while there is nothing TO cause General
Goblin TO suspect a sinister motive in the drill
ing he is quietly making arrangements 10 IN
crease the force Of soldiers in that part OF the
town where they occur The spirit OF the strlk-
ers IS stu ugly. and this is constantly mani
Testing Itself in small outbreaks the general
fears the encouragement given 10 those lnclneo
IN violence by the display Of force among thelr
own men Will have bad effect
In speaking of the lew phase, General Gobln
said about Is per cent Of these men, as
closely as I can discover. served in the armies
OF their own countries before coming mere ana
the TWO years experience they gained there
makes them good al drilling They do not
however, know how 10 handle a gun, because
they were not allowed guns.
While be would not state what might result
from a continuance OF the drilling IL Is not
New-York tribune., 1902-08-07
HABEAs CORPUS CASE DECIDED.
WEST VIRGINIA MINERS AND AGITAToRs
MUST SERVE OUT SENTENCES

Clarksburg ". Va. Aug. 6-Judge Gof this af
ternoon in long opinion decided the habeas corpus
case against the miners and agtators, and remand
ed them TO the custody Of the Marshal and Sheriff
and they will be removed to Parkersburg to serve
the remainder of their sentences The judge said
the only question to the jurisdiction, and
that the Guarantee Trust Company of New-York
was entitled a standing in court and it was not
absolutely necessary for the fuel company to be
made a party 10 the suit The decision is great
disappointment to the miners, and their counsel
say that other action be taken for the pres
mt a least
New-York tribune., 1902-08-07
B. F. TYlnnghast a fellow deIegates. said:
TWO YOUNG WOMEN KILLED on TREsTLE

Hopkinsville Ky. Aug. 6.-An excursion train on
the Illinois Central caught FIVE young women on
a high trestle at Dawson Springs this afternoon.
Two were crushed to death and the others. jump
ing, were probably fatally injured Tne dead are
Miss Johnny Smith, of Paducah, KY ana MISS
Lucy Stevenson, of Hickory Grove ny Inc IN
Edith Stevenson, of Hickory. KY. and Miss Minnie
Nichols of Hawes XIV All were young women
who were sojourning at the springs
New-York tribune., 1902-08-07
WHOLE FAMILY BrRyED TO DEATH

Stockton. CAL Aug s.-Leo Wilder, wife and
three children were burned TO death al their coun
trv home near the village Of Elliott. this county
last night The FIRE started IN the night presuIn-
ably from A defective fue. No one went 20 the
ecA1a which was mile from town. until this
morning when the bodies Of the whole family
burned 10 a crisp found. The house was OF
wood and burned quickly. and the inmates ev-
IDENTIFY were overcome by the flames before they
had time 10 leave their rooms. The Wilders had
lived in the neighborhood only short TINA
New-York tribune., 1902-08-07
CzAR sHooK MISS BARToN's H4ND.
WOULD NOT LET HER PAY THE USUAL HOMAGE
DECORATED HER WITH ORDER

Miss Clara Barton president of the American
Red Cross arrived in Hoboken yesterday on the
Pennsylvania. She has been in Russia attending
the auinquennal conference of the International
Red Cross Association. She said,
Fifty nations were represented by the hundred
delegates TO the conference. The Gar personally
decorated me with the highest order with which
he can honor any one not of royal blood. decora-
tion which he has bestowed upon many OF the
crowned heads of Europe
B. F TYlrnghast, a fellow delegates. said:
When Miss Barton presented TO the Car
she bent to kiss his hand. is the custom But
he said: No. not you. Miss Barton. and shook her
hand instead
New-York tribune., 1902-08-07
STRIKE FUND DISTRIBUTED.

The third distribution of a strike fund in
stallraent took place to-day, being given to the
strikers most in need. The districts received
the following amounts in round figures: Dis
trict 10. !. S24. 600; District No. 4. $500 and
District No g. $4,000 There was much de-
raand among the men for this fund, but il was
given only to those who are in actual need OF
Supplies the others being requested to wait
until the assessment fund is received Thls
will arrive within week or ten DAYS. the lead
New-York tribune., 1902-08-07

Who are the they" who are going 70 meet you
when you pass on to the other side Who mo % are The
they, Oh. | could imagine mat the naot1er
saws: oh my little one lost that little one as
child and my greatest and highest hope IS that
when 20 across the bar may meet my pilot, and
my little one shall throw her arms around my neck
again and shall clasp her my heart.
BUt why? Why Why should that little one re-
ceive you2 You gave IT over 70 a nurse to train
teacher indeed may the little one. and the little
ons rush to the teacher and throw her arms
erornd her for the teacher taught her 20 know the
Lamb Of God: but you why snouId they receive
Or II NAV De that q wife says: -Oh. have been
waiting ali these years and hope the drst thing
my eyes shall open upon IS my nuSoaqj 1 is2e5 {'
T,oiI didn't help him neavenward- How many OF
Won wives have brought your husbands 70 ChrlstE
rs hrought him so that he has received Jesus
Christ as his Saviour but you--no- -.
49, the subject I don't know; sometimes am
sfratd did not show a Christian life and example.
/ got irritable and angry, ana made nm say =
this Christianity don care 1lu-u 9OJI4t
Why should he meet you7 Your huSoaIil-L speeA
now with feeIing-it may oe you @ h4vS VIZ ,I5 ~
heaven. and you think that your haF1.Il-SS 5
he utterly shattered i her arms are not around
YOU when You cross into the golden gate But Wny
Why should she come 70 meet YOU DI4u : ~ -
laugh at her religion? Didn't you ma Se II nara 1oI
her sometimes 70 he religious DlCrl Ecu w, t
teIl her rbinzS that would stop what you called
.+bat TOO much RELIGION Didn't yOu make her
sceptfC on this. and forbid heT tnat- ana lSLuSe
Io1ir sanction 10 something else. that II she
srte-sd bsay-an In was over not through you And
Won expect her 70 meet You No some one-soIIle
female friend il may be some eartnIy pdSio.
IgeIcome one who showed her the gate-but you
YOU stand alone 20 Stand diohV. ll'S -
facs vo1I recognize to receive you into your ever
lasting habitatiOn. oh, the loneliness, the avn
loneliness. entering heaven alone. 'i,Is' - +L4 -
body did Sometimes 1t seems % N ne .lat -
one could go into the knSqon1 oI ns
have some one 70 take wit9 & a- cIo Mal 4fbts
you idea Of loneliness. anu 'Hei7 ~ ~
reading OF this parable
New-York tribune., 1902-08-07

And then unfold the unless, somewbat .E in this
way: And when he was put out OF the steward
ship the steward said 70 himself. w nat snaIl i
dn3; And Immediately three courses, the proven
hal three courses, came up to his mind You re-
rnar,far them 'I cannot dig, to beg L am
asbamed I am resolved what to do l was once
hoIdins a service for clergy only. and they were
sI the clergy of the Episcopal order. therefore
fbere m IS no Want of courtesy TO any of you They
v1sre all men of the diocese. and, /. as mission
preacher for the occasion BY request OF the Bsnop
1yros snaaIxinc 10 them with regard 70 the rauits
and SHORTCOMINGS OF a great many OF US who are
EpIscopalian clergy NhlIe va SkSdhil th 60 "a
fs ii vears ago now whose gray hairs then made me
"a 1-fh his hands before mis- face. and the tears
ang I'll thrn1gh his fingers. and he came up to me
r.Lan ffba service was over, and said, On warren
7 don.1 knoTv whether you know VINO am
No" / said. I haven't the least ioea' am
thankful to say" o,, mar. 5arI,+in,
He said i am the man aSS you were bs b9ePicung 1a
cansregetJoS e than many of my brethren have
comnnnicant roll longer than any other my my
schools stand first in the osese @ ou{ as & You SPOKE
tbongbt over the congregation, and before Goo
coui1 5nt answer the question "hether any one OF
them is distinctly saved OF "''' ~ ~ '
/ said. what are you going 10 doE
He said, Il don't know
said. 'Win you dig
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-06-05
THE WATER CURE.
More About He. Springs as Great
Health Resort.
The GeSernmcnt Army and Navy General
Hospital.

rs rcsori aud cure far the sick Hot
Springs is at ts bes, in the summer and
early fall. Many think /, is exceedingly
hot at this season hut such is not the case
Daring the hottest weather ~ summer the
temperature rarely teaches os Fahrenheit
and every night during the entire sammcr il
Is cool enough ,o sleep under cover. A
night was never known m Hot Springs
when the mercury dill rot 90 down Mt least
into the seventies and the rule is lower than
that. This condition is du. 10 lse fac, ,ha,
iio, Springs is heated ia the hear; ot the
Ozark mountains about !. 900 fec, above the
level Of the sea with peaks surrounding il
several feet higher.
Immediately after the sun sets the air
heg'ns I" eooland refreshing sleep is posi-.
BILE from the early evening hours ill late in
the morning
The waters have better cGec, in SUNNI =
than IN winter on aceouu, of the tcmpera-
tu'e being more favorable TO their action
The wa,n weather aids and increases their
action, pefspiraiion is frecr aud consequently
elimination is quicker and more thorough.
There is less liability ,o colds, the cost nf
living Is cheaper, hotel rates of all grades is
about ,5 per cent lower aud in every way i,
Us more advantageous TO The health seeker.
The state of anairs is becoming better
known every year as IS al,esled from the
fact that there a1e never here in the dulles,
months less Than 5000 visitors and practically
all of ihem taking The baths
The hoi waters which ilow from the side
of one IF the Ozaik mountains. down in
Arkansas. in volume approaching i,ooo, 200
gallons daily, are all under the direct own
ership and control of The United States.
The government, not only owns the springs
ihemselyes and ;he mountain from which
they ilnw bu, three other adjacent, noun
tains and intervening property, amounting
to one thousand acres.
The lio, springs afc held as govern.
menr monopoly. ju't ssihe making aud sale
OF postage Stamps are, and The income de.
rived from The use OF The wafer ly the
various bah houses is all expended in inn
proving aud hcauiif,ing the reservation.
The process pf Improvement has hcen going
ON tor years under lie charge af The su,rr
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Is administered in all its forms at this insti
tuition. IL was ON account of the hot waters
that Hot Springs was selected for It's site.
|, has an efficient medical corps aud dis
pensary and the record Of cures and mater.
tally benefited reaches the astonishing figures
of mote than 90 pee cent.
In an official circular signed by George
NJ. Sternbu'g, Surgeon-Gencnl of the
United States Army. aud X. A. Alger. Sec.
reia,y of war. the government makes
known jus, what ailments are treated aud
benefited at tins hospital. II states that rc-
lief may reasonably be expected at the Hot
Springs in the following conditions; In the
various forms of gout aud rheumatism,
neuralgia, paralysis, not of organic origin,
locono,or otaSia, early stages of Brphts'
disease, functional disease of the liver, dys.
pepsia. catarrhal affections If all kinds,
malaria and skin diseases. Thus the gov.
erument not only conducts the hot springs,
but endorses them for the cure of this long
list nf human ills.
With all it's social features. Hot Springs
is decidedly cosmopolitan. The resort is
much too large To be patronized by one
class. The lawyer, the clergyman and the
merchant are scattered among politicians.
actors and sporting men, One very well
known professional lighter is "raiuiug"
down there. Indeed this has been recog.
nixed Tor years as one of the finest places
~ the world FOR athletes to get into shape
Ball players, FOR example. work their
throwing arms into trim by virtue OF the
baths aud judcious exercise. And there
are some foreign athletes there, too. They
have nothing like IL on the Other side of
the pond in point OF climate medicinal
qualities OF the waters and accommo-
dations, and 1t is amusing to see how
seriously they take the details OF the daily
routine. These fellows make out sche.
duc for every hour from the time they rise
until they SO to bed. aud they carry IL out
roligiously.
With the advent OF the Chociaw Route
Hot Springs now has two great railroad
systems. The Choctaw running east and
west crosses all the great trunk lines north
and south, between The Mississippi River
and New Mexico and furnishes direct
avenue for. reaching Hot Springs from all
quarters.
/, takes passengers from all connections
at Memphis, ana lands thcr, la Hot Springs
in six hours This train carries through
Pullmau sleeping cars from Chicago to
Hot Springs. II has an additional train
from Memphis similarly equipped end a
double daily service between Memphis
aud Weatheford Oklahoma, aGordiug
direct route from Indian Territory aud
Oklahoma points to Hot Springs and max
ing also close connections with all the
great lines that cross a.
A bureau of informanation is maintained
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-06-05
EXCLUSION RATES
70 Principal Conventions Held in
Various Portions OF the United States
for Wbicii Special Rates will be in
Effect Via Baltimore * Ohio X. X.

Denver. Col Sunday School Inter.
national Assn Tfiennial Convention. Iune
10 July 2. One fare for the round Trio to
Denver Colorado Springs OF Pueblo Col.
Tickets good going June ~ to %, good TO
return 10 Aug. 81. Inclusive.
Denver. Col.--Biennial Meeting Ancient
order Hibcrnians In America. Iuly * ~.
One iarc TOT the round trip to Denver
Colorado Springs OF Pueblo. Col Tickets
rood going July 70 20 ~ valid for fctnsn to
Denver. Coi-Naton 4 Fratcrnal Con
grcss. Aug - 90. Ono fare for the round
trip 20 Denver. Colorado Springs or Pueblo
Col Tickets good going Aug ~ and -
good returning until Sept. 80. inclusive
Denver. Col National Association of
Letter Carriers. Sept 70 One fare for
the round trip 10 Denver Colorado Springs
or Pueblo. Col Tickets good going Aug
~ TO -. good returning uniil Sept 80.
inclusive.
Minneapolis. MINI National Education.
al Association. jnly ~ One fare plus
e % for tic round Trip Tickets on sale
July . g .. good returning leaving Mime
apOiis not earlier than Iuly nor later than
July "a By deposit oi ticket with Joint
Agent not earlier than Iuly nor later Than
July - and payment Of fec Of hfty cents an
extension Of return limit may be secured
70 leave Minneapolis 10 and including
Sept
Mt Lake Park. Md y NC \. sccre.
AhNifN ~ ~. y. titNNiNA conference. IUuf
IFS. Tickets ON sale June q and 10 valid
Tor return 10 June " inclusive
salt Lake City Utah Grand Lodge
Is y. q. T.. Aug. ~ 90 - one fare for
The round trip 10 Chicago or ST. Louis
added to fares authorized thcrcfrom.
Tickets on sale Aug o 90 9 valid for return
until Sept 30 Intensive.
San Francisco Cal Imperial Council.
Mobiles Of Mystic Shrine Very low rates
4 ticNcts on sale Mag 81 June Z. valid Tor
rcturn within sixty(6ojdsys from date OF
sale when properly executed and on pay
ment ot City ccots AT timcsof execution.
san Francisco. Cal --Bicnni1i Meeting
Kn.glts ot Pythias. Aug i7T4 one fare
10 Chicago plus $50 for the round trip
Tickets on sale Aug. - 7. valid for return
TO Sept 80. inclusivc
Washington. y. G. NatfOnai Encamp
meni. G A x oct eu. Oac fare COT the
round Trip. Tickets good going Ocf 10
7. valid tof fetutn until Oct. 80 py deposit
81 ticket with Joint Agcut et Washinet ton
and payment OF fec of iity cents extension
of rctnfn limit mly b. secured to Nov
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-06-05
KNGWoOD PRESTON VIRGINIA THURSDAY JUNE 1902

mile behind when came across Silas Belize
as he was driving to town and he stoned
me To say;
"Abe | a'lus found You a square man aud
l want to give you word of warning
Look out for another job.
whats the rowS' said
'Som,h'n's going to tumble and YOU git
on, from under"
"But what II II Silasp"
They've raised taxes ON mc-a dollar
more'n last year"
''You don't say.''
'Bu, DO and can prove IL. Yes sir
while I've been licking everybody who said
anything ag'in this government aud have
stood ready To make almost any sacrifice
she has gone and raised my taxes rs a re
ward. You know me Abe aud you know
I'm not the man tn stand it,"
''Bu, what can you DOE"
'Start revolution that will upse, the Old
applecar, inside of month aud bring folks
TO their senses. I'll d. i, Abe-I'll do It If
u takes my las, cow--and l warn YOU To
look on, for another job. I'm a bad man
when I'm ,rampled on and they'll find /,
on, when wave of blood goes swashine
over this land. In, on my way 10 town
now To buy new hoe aud start the revolu.
tion going
II took me IS minutes To yet him to hold
of for two weeks while wres,led with the
government TO have his taxes reduced aud
as drove on he called To me:
1.-TWO weeks Abe but not another day,
It's either lower taxes or wave of blood
aud you can tell EN- III lee,le rather have
the blood!'
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-06-05
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~ and viii not let themselves ho fooled by
some druggist. who has other cough RENE.
alcs' that something else IS Just as good 80
nc careful mother always keeps u bottle
OF this syrup IN the house. II tastes good
never iails and only costs IS cents q bottle.
little Jovvo1s.
Every mother tha; has child has a
Jewel more precious TO her and worth more
thap the King Of EDgland's entire collcc.
lion Of diamonds etc. Pity the little one
that Is rapidly losing its health because its
mother does not know IL has worms and
that 2s cent bottle OF Mothers Worm,
syrup will cxpcl them quickly.
GoS6 Aavseo.
Don let your bowels become consnpatcd.
Keep them clean and licathful by occasion
ally taking one Of Gooch's Mexican Root
Phs The only true tonic laxative made
from the active principles OF healing herbs
that Us sold for * cents
learn Tn-s by 1roart.
No other remedy known to man gives
such sure aud quick relief 80 pain Of every
kind. either internal or external. Goochs
Quick Relief well worth many times It's
price, 2s cents. Cures cramps an collie.
Many GNaffsr.
Bone ache tender flesh. deep liberated
slow healing sores. ring worms. symptoms
OF scroiula saiIow OF pale oomplcxions
pimpiI or rough skin etc. al cmanatc from
81 conditioned blood resulting from some
inherited or contagious source The only
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ingredients and seemingly miraculous in its
curative effect
T11o-.zzo Cures 1-aissf
Money refunded II u ever fails.
ANTrAcuE cures Chills and Fever
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iulcndeni appointed by the Secretary of the
InIerior, IN whose Department the conlrol
of the springs Is vested. II is one Of the
governments most beautiful and artistic
pieces Of properly.
Without going nt'deiais it is enough to
say that carly ia the present century The
government became convinced lba, the
waters Of 10, Springs, Arkansas, possessed
fnafvelnas curative properties. and IL would
,esull 10 great wrong aud hardship To The
people to ALLOW ,henr TO iemain in private
hands, SO in IS5z, ny act Il Comgress, they,
with ample lands around them. we're set
apart as "Nadooa saniiarinm Tor al
tine" and were ''dedcaied to the people
of the United States ,o he forever free from
sale OF alienation. so The act reads.
BY This act the goyernmen, became the
owner of seventy two hot springs. with a
temperature reaching as high as Is7 degrees
and averaging 80 degrees Farenbeii, and
now controls them ~ manner similar TO
the control exercised by their respective
governments over Carlsbad aud Baden
Baden. he springs issue from The ground
f,om few feet above the base Of the noun
tain 10 Two hundred feet up lis side and are
now all inoloscd in masonry aud conducted
go reservoirs, with two or thfce exceptions.
where they sfe left open for The Inspection
Of those curious to view the wonderful
phenomenon aud ddnk rs rear as possible
to The fountain head.
The price Of baths aud attendance is fixed
by ibc government for each bath house,
according io iis equipment and facilities,
and tie bath house IS nJt allowed to dcpmt
from ibis price in either direction. Il can
charge 40 more and nD less. under pcnany
Of having The hot water cn oA The ,uic
Is dgidly enforced and no imposition IS
possible.
The governmem free blih house Is one If
the attractive features Of "rhc Kos lr
Is llille back aud higher np The ,nou tam
Than the other bath huuses and IS d ,o'ed
exclusively 20 buhing the indigcn, Hose
who need The treatment and cannot afo,d To-
pay for baths at The regular houses Thus
The government infnrcs the benefit Of the
waters so all. ard people in needy ci'caio-
stances ave provided for. rs veii as iie most
/ opu'eut.
Sufferers from almost every known sil.
meni plunge into lhc pools, which asc kelt
a. The proper icmp,ruure by attendants
Statistics ffom those thus treated show lhst
over IS per cent If them are cilher cured or
/ greatly benefited.
IN The ca'ly eighties the government
selected ilot Springs ss e srai ~ ns Amy
and Navy General Hospital. and constructed
building or group II boildiugs Zoe the
treatment 1T the sick soldiers and sail, rs
ard hicers 81 army AMI navy, and soldiers
of the civil war The hot water treatment
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-06-05
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