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u he Transferred from Military TO
Civil officials
PROCLAMATION TO ISSUE
w,u Arow q Considerable
'h'"s TIN IN Army schur'nan 'on-
"'a .,n,s,s. Cooper on Hi' Work.

washington, July s,-.cha Mr. ,a
"N ~ the house committee on In
VOOp', .Nairs says steps will be taken
'u'a anos 10 put the Philippine govern
~, act in operation. The frsrt
wv , . said Mr.. Cooper today, will be
y. complete transfer of authority from
~. military to the civil officials ex-
W sspt IN the Moro country where there
!, ~, .ome lingering disorder. The trans
!. u1ll he accomplished by a proela-
~ason from the president, which, 1t
understood, will be issued on the 4th
II July
aRsslde turning over the authority
n the civil officials, the change Will
Kermit a considerable reduction of the
military force In the Islands, although
arders already given contemplate re-
S,'",ior 10 1900 men. In 1900 we had
so Seo men In the Philippines, 80 that
W., ~ soon win have reduced the force by
SaMO officers and men and the trans
fsr Of authority and the act doubtless
viii lead 10 further reduction before
lOng
"The next step will be to take the
census. as provided by the act. Gov
Tah told me this work would begin
as soon as he reached Manila. His
plan 10 TO have the work done as far
as nossIble by Filipinos, and the com
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ey Is constituent, interested himself
IN re case, and Or. Hill, then acting
secretary Of state, instituted a quiet
investigation, assisted by Chief Clerk
Michael, which resulted in the entire
exoneration of Mr.. Dickey. As a re-
suit OF his yindicatlon Mr., Dickey Is
70 be reinstated In the consular service,
and 1t Is believed that an arrangement
can be made with his successor In Cal
lao allowing Mr., Dlckey to regain his
old position. Mr.. Herdliska being pro-
vided for otherwise.
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No Mention of Kansas Platform.

Atlanta, Ca, July 2.--The Dernocatic
state convention, In session here today
adopted a platform dealing almost en-
tlrely with state issues, prominence be-
ing given TO the liquor question The
Kansas City platform Is passed over IN
silence and the name OF w. j. Bryan Is
not mentioned
Upon the liquor question the platform
says: 1--WE do not believe the cause OF
temperance should be a political issue In
this state The best interests Of the peo-
pie, as well az the furtherance OF that
cause, demand the complete separation
OF this question from party politics. we
approve the wisdom and safety Of the
non partisan policy which characterizes
our present legislation upon this sub
ject."
The services Of Senator'S Bacon and
Clay and OF the Georgia delegation IN
Congress are commended and approved.
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GOT TO GO,
'o' Family Must Work. Sick or We,

'ust WORK. Sick or Wei
S nv food and the right hind viii
nomnaa.r.ian through almost anything.
Mus nun on the lswer OF Grape
|bers,ctn oakland wife writes Of the ex-
.s1 r,lce OF her husband.
bnapn'v years ago my husband had the
Htty o una which left him in a sad con-
|non,s unable 10 work for several
.|o Ss ~. - Inc doctor said he would have
Eonsure,',y y. careful or II would turn into
rort . nsVc a large family and he must
su,s IVY. sh or well. Hearing that Crane
h. cor,a the strongest nourIshlnr food
bne sSn ma he began on the food with
k,t fnae which would be an he would
= ~ TOT breakfast. " "0''N
norpina" nome at four thirty every
t',sr ~. seven days in the week. and
',oS ~ W years continued use Of Tho
h, la,, n Wen man. Even the cough
rt,r ~. "liil that troubled him so lonr
N, hls sickness. w - '0"s
M oungest china. boy OF four and
tos !. nas very delicate baby. As
= hin d ne could eat anything we start
tsrn J, eu Srape-Nuts and he has
Ia 49,, pe large child. taking a suit
ingh ~ years old. He Ia a very
Fiysa ~ ,.'vny Intelligent boy" Nam
Me- y Fostum Co., Battle Creek.
sOCk h y, \, cook to show you the recipe
e package OF Grape-Nuts.
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A BRAVE BOY.
Saves His Mother and -Four Brothers
From Burning 90 Death.

Portland. Or, July 2.--Bravery and
rresence Of mind on the part Of lS-year-
I'D Michael Cohn saved his mother and
four little brothers from being cremated
mis- morning In a fire which destroyed
ne dwelling Of the family at Hall and
18TH streets. Young Cohn went into
me room. which was filled with smoke
md flames, and dragged out his uncon-
.cious mother and then returned and
-arried ont each or his four little broth
RS IN turn. Mrs. Coin, who Is subject
n faintlng spells, fell while carrying a
lighted lamp. The house Immediately
took fire and was destroyed. Young
Cohn. who rushed to the assistance Of
iis mother and the little brothers. sue
ceeded la rescuing them all.
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GATHERING OF THE JEWS.
A "Get Together" Movement Started
In New York.

New York, July S.-Under the aus
pices OF the order Of B'Nal Birth, a
meeting has been held in this city at
which several hundred Jews gathered
to take part in the beginning Of a
great t-together" movement among
the race In the United States. There
are many Jews In America who have
practically ceased to take interest In
things Jewish according TO students Of
the subject and this state Of affairs
is lue TO several causes. principal
among which are the differences due to
the divergence Of origin among them
and TO the great change In conditions Of
life here from what they have been ac-
customed to in their European homes.
The new effort Is a part Of the plans
for the general advancement Of Ameri-
can Jews which led recently 10 the
election OF DR.. Solomon Schechter TO
the presidency Of the Jewish seminary.
Among the speakers was Leo n. Levi
Of Galveston, Tex, chairman Of the
executive committee OF the Order of
B'Nai BIRTH. In the course Of n
lengthy speech, he referred TO the exo-
dus Of Jews from European countries
and declared that the Jewish race is
now passing through events which sur
pass In importance the exodus from
Egypt and the expulsion from Spain.
"In all the history of the Jews he
said there has been on effort 10 unite
their forces IN behalf Of themselves.
They have always rested In the hope
that somebody would work out their
salvation for them. Perhaps this has
always existed: 10 the fact that ~
have always been stif-necked slow TO
learn government The policy has al
ways been one Of drift, failing to rec
ognize our surest refuge--ourselyes."
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Makes people better acquainted with
their resources OF strength and endur-
ance.
Many find that they are not so well
OF as they thought and that they are
easily enervated and depressed by tho
heat.
What they need Is the tonic effect OF
Hoods Sarsaparilla which strengthens
the blood, promotes refreshing sleep,
oyercomes that tired feeling, creates
appetite, 4
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Anaconda, Mont, July August
swenson, miner, is thought to have
persisted IN the mountains at George
town 20 miles west Of this city, swenson
came from the Big Hole to inspect some
mining property IN the Georgetown dis
trlct. He left for that place Monday a
week ago and has not been heard from
since. II was Swenson's Intention to
return Immediately. The trip might
easily he made In two days, and since
the miner carried no food with him II
is thought quite probable that he has
persisted. Swenson owns considerable
property In the Big Hole and is well-to-
do. A searching party started today
for the old mining camp on the sum-
nit of GEORGETOWN mountains.
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consul Diokey vindicated.

Washington. July 2.--unlted States
oOusgl william p. Dickey has heen
l,%p.ss.ely INDICATED OF the charges
NAN against him by Richard x.
|ss secretary Of legislation at Lima,
|i,o", result Of which he was relieved
Gem ,n' ~. ~. post at Callao Consul Dickey
Ian 70 ms country a few months ago
|,iv,s rae Of absence. When ne ar
rsm Vo mere he found that he had been
M Wsr, rom his post as a result OF
|ns,a,,'n ; charges and that Charles
|atIona formerly secretary Of legis-
ss M, AZ vienna, had been nominated
by NJ sNsccessor. The charges made
bsnse so Nelll Included paddlng of ex-
senator Frye of whom Consul Dick
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'Dootors PRAY for King Edward.

London, July IA unique and I'M
pressive scene was witnessed in St
Paurs cathedral tonight when some two
thousand doctors assembled beneath
the dome Of the building and offered
prayers for the kings recovery. Many
of the doctors wore their academic
robes. A lltany was sung, the doctors
Joining In the singing. At the conclu-
sion Of the service the congregation sent
a message to Queen Alexandra, ex-
pressing its fervent wishes FOR his
majesty's speedy recovery.
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Residence to Rival Carneglc's.

New York. July S.-Andrew Carne-
giles splendid new residence In Upper
Fifth avenue, is TO have a rival In the
home soon 10 be erected on the block
bounded by Riverside Drive Wet End
avenue and Seyenty-third and Seventy
fourth streets for Charles NJ Schwsb,
president Of the United States steel
corporation.
Plans indicate that It will be one Of
the finest houses IN the city House and
site VIII represent an Investment OF
more than S3.500000.
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Whaling Fleet Catch.

San Francisco, Cal. July s-The
steamship st. Paul. from Cape Nome.
brings the first report Of the catch Of
the whaling feet Luck has been fair
and the prospects for big harvest be-
fore the season ends are said 10 be
good. The catch so far Is as follows:
Alexander four; William r Baylles.
two; Karluck, one; jeanette, threee;
BalyLdArA -
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Blackheads, plmples, greasy faces and
muddy compilations which are so COM
mon among women, especially girls at
a certain age, destroying beauty, dlsiig-
uring and making repulslve. features
which would otherwise appear attrac-
tive and refined. indicate that the liver
is out Of order An occasional dose OF
Herblne will cleanse the bowels resu-
late the liver and so establish clear,
healthy complexion. SOC at q. c. NJ. |,
Drug Dept.
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Bueneamino Sees President.

Washington, July 2.-Senor Buenca-
nlio who has been sojourning In this
country, today called upon President
Roosevelt and requested the pen with
vhth be signed the Philippine govern
nsni bill as he desired to preserve It
md eventually place II In some public
leFsy In the Philippines. The presi-
CENT had already given the pen to
snator Lodge, but as he happened to
Y present at the time, he presented II
70 senior Buencamino. When the lat
YER ett the White House he remarked
nat the Philippine bill initiated self
government In the Islands. He also paid
nigh tribute to President Roosevelt.
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NATIONAL BANK STATISTICS.
Comptroller RidgeIey Makes an In.
teresting Statement.

Washington. July 3,-Mr Ridgeley
comptroller OF the currency. has made
the Following statement During the
year ended June 30, 1902, there were
added to the national bank system 43i
national banking associations with ag-
gregate authorized capital stock OF
$50. io70 coo and with bond deposits as
security for circulation OF s6.0l2, $50.
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Meat Packing Industry.

Washington, July 3,-The census bur-
eau in a report on the slaughtering ami
meat packing industry Of the United
States for the year 1900, issued yester-
day. says that the development Of this
industry during the last half century
has been almost phenomenal During
that period capital invested has grown
from 81. 49,. 500 TO slS9, 19S, 2Gl; the num-
Der OF wage earners from 2,276 to 6S.j3i.
and value OF products from sll.9sl, Gie
to SIS. 1862. 63S. For 1900 the report shows
a capital OF $3.50. 1875 2Gi invested In land.
buildings, machinery, tools and imple-
ments and the live capital utilized. The
value OF products is given at S7S5562,-
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BuFFALOEs IN UNITED T rps.
According To Report or tho terio
Department IL Is Dust lbs.


Washington, July 3.--The total num-
Der Of buffalo or bison both full and
mixed blood, in the United States Is
LAB according to a report submitted TO
Congress by the Interior department,
based on correspondence with various
states. OF this number " are running
Wild OF which 80 are inColorado and the
remainder In the Yellowstone national
park The number Of buffalo or bison
domesticated or in captivity, including
full and mixed bo0ds, is i01l The to-
tai number of the pure blood buffalo IN
the United States is $50 and the mixed
bloods l7j. The total number of buffalo
or bison in Canada is 600. OF these 600
are pure blood running Wild In coun-
tries outside North America the interior
department estimates that there are l2s
buffalo or bison, all Of which are be-
lleyed to be In captivity. In the United
States the domestlcated buffalo appear
to be Increasing.
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sandhurst Cadets TO be Dismissed.

London, July 2-The time limit OF
As hours given by Lord Roberts, the
commander in chief, TO the cadets OF
the Royal Military college. sandhurst,
10 deliver up those who have been gull
ty of starting the many recent fires at
the college, in default Of which the
justification OF all the cadets was to
be ordered, expired tonight 1t is under
stood that 81 cadets viii leave immedi-
ately, but the war Office Is endeavoring
TO suppress all information on the sub
iect
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HALF RATES JULY Attn,
Via oregon Short Tine.

Tickets sold July 3, and g. Limit to
July 7, Five trains daily each way be-
tween Salt Lake and ogden. See agent
for particulars. City ticket ONCE 2Oi
Main street.
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News from the DE windt Party.

San Francisco, July 3--News brought
by the steamer St. Paul from the Arc
tic says the English explorer, Harry de
Windi, and his party were picked up on
the Siberian coast probably at Indian
Point. by the United States revenue
cutter Thetls, under command Of Capt.
Healey, about the middle OF June. De
Windt IL attempting to go from Paris
TO New York overland, and II he
reaches Nome he will be sure to sue
ceed
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Adjoining Kenyon. New building,
new furniture A Fred Wey, Prop.
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visit KoLITz Palm Garden.
Daring Bic,eie pIde

Take'the ego train to saitair tonight
AID see Americas most daring
cyelist.
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Will usually cure tho
worst he a d a C h e.
Ehye you a box In
tie house?
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The hot Weather Te.t

visit KoLITz Palm Garden.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-05-21
WAOOPaNG COUGH.

with this disease. tells hoN to prevent
any dangerous consequences from it.
She says: Oar three children took
whooping cough last summer OUR
baby boy bTaog only three months ,otet
and owing to our giving them Cham
berlain $ cough Remedy. they lost
none of taeir plumpnsss ana came out
in much better helth than Other child
ren whose parents did nor use this
remedy. Our oldest little girl would
call hastily for cough syrup between
whooPs Jessie Pinkey Hall, Spring
villa, Ala. This Remedy is for sal,
by all druggists.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-05-21
SCIATIC RHEUMAT1RM CURED
AFTER FOURTEEN YEARS OF
SUFFERING.

- have been afflicted with Sciatic
rheumatism for fourteen years, Says
John Edgar, of Germantown, Cal.
Il was able to be around but con-
stantanly suffered, | tried everything
| could hear of and at lascwas told to
try Chamberlain S Pain Balm, which
did and was Immediately relieved
happy to say it has not since return
ed. - Why not use this liniment ana
oct well: 1t is forsale bv all druggists
The Jennings daily record., 1902-05-21

Another carload of Clark Bug
gtes just in at the Louisiana Ma
chine IL Well Works Co. Ltd.
Jennings, La, UIy7
The Jennings daily record., 1902-05-21
REPORT OF COMMITTEES.

pOi l.
Lake Arthur NJ E 26 delegates.
Jennings Baptist 3 delegates
Jennings Congl. > delegates.
Jennings NJ E 9 delegates.
Ray NJ E3 delegates.
Visitors, Highland IA.
Visitors, Roanoke l.
Report was accepted.
COMMITTEE ON CONSTITUTION.
Report.
Article l. To promote the S S.
S. cause in ward ten, Cdlcas leu
parish, La, we hereby organize
our selves into an association to
be known s"The Sunday school
Association of ward ten auxiliary
to the Calcasieu parish Sunday
school Association.
Article 2. Officers and teach
ers Of Sunday schools, pastors
aud ministers, and all active
workers in said ward, shall be
regarded as members of the as.
Sociation.
Nominations were,
Pres. M D Ritter, Vice-pres
Mrs Il B Wright, Sect'y, Miss
Myrta Wright.
Ere.s. W z Gary.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
year Mrs H B Wright,
The Jennings daily record., 1902-05-21
NOIOSS OLE TIME

l have sold Chamberlain 5 Collie.
Cholera and Diarhoea Remedy foi
years, ana would rather be out OF
coffee and sugar than it. l sold five
bottles of il yesterday to threshers
that could go no further, and they
are at work again this morning.
X. Phelps, Plymouth, Oklahoma. AS
will be seen by the above the thresh-
ers were able to keep on with their
time. You should keep a bottle OF
this Remedy in your home. For sale
by ali druggists.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-05-21
s s. CONVENTION REPORT.

Is 5. CONVENTION REPORT.
Resort Of coavestios Of Ward Ten.
Kel6st Lske Arthur May IS. 1902.
The President and Vice Presi-
dent being absent, the meeting
was called to order by G. F. Tay-
lor chairman. Secretary being
absent Myrta Wright was ap-
pointed.
Paper by Mrs. Draden.
Subject, What is the object
of the Sunday school convention,
and how can We get the attend
ance of the workers and people. :"
A motion was made that the
paper OF Mrs. Braden be printed.
Echoes from the last state con.
vention" by Bro. Gillett. Bro.
Gillett said he Was not at the
State convention 50 could not
give any Echoes The COM
mittees were next appointed.
Com mittee on eIroll.nelt, Mrs.
Cheney, Mrs. Note Tine and Mr..
Oliver.
2nd. conn mi ttee, on Time and
Place, j. Bowman and Mr.. Chen
ey.
3rd. Com mituee on Resolutions
Rev. Turner, and Bro. Glllett.
4th, Com mite on Nominations,
+. +. Morse, r. q. Notes tine, Mrs.
IL. s. Wrlgnt, vi. d. Ritter, and
f. W. Ney.
These committees were to re-
port al 4:21 p. III.
Echoes Irom last parish con-
vention, oy Mrs. EeS sic Hart.
NJ is. Hurt, was n0G aUIe 10 be
preS9uU at ttle cOuveA JIOu 50 Miss
Case read Hei paper, WHICu was
very good.
SiuSluS.
BeueuIcJlon Dy Rev. Turner.
Dinner was Juen served III the
park, auu after dinner Il delight
1us UOa. flde Was enjoyed by
some OF Tie convention party.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Opened at 2:3O y. IN.
Deyut,.,4ul .xerc,ses. Ray.
Har,uod. ,;riDrura Sixth cban-
Ter vi Leu"
SlugIu-s
OuesLtol. ",yhat lhe SuDerjn-
teu,tept aud teachers should ex-
p,.ct OF tue pastor.o
1v e. r. L,ivrs4.
Discussion. bv Bro. GIllett,
Mrs t,raJpn Mr. (,nanav Mrs
ii. B. Wright aud Nj. Schmink.
Question, Nv hat the pastor
should expect Oh the supefinten-
deut ana teachers" By Rev.
Hickn4n.
Rev. Hickman being absent
..,. A,...,,d ,n.,,aa . +,,,o
I've V -A''' ''ooN >',''ei'tTu ~ ~ =" t,' IL &
MS place. IOllo"eo ny NeV. luf-
ner.
! Song.
/ Question. "W nat is lacking In
The Jennings daily record., 1902-05-21

jennings Lumber 20. Ltd. has
cypress pickets both fat and
square tt
The Jennings daily record., 1902-05-21
Screen Doors.

Carload just received. Bring
in your order to The Itigh,
Place. l.. l.. MORSE & Sons.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-05-21
2 years, F E Notes.-The,
8 years rsCFTaylor.

/ yeafS'f kN0eoetlne,
!. 8 years G r Taylor.
Delegates to parish convention
at Jennings, June.-12, l3, 1902
Mrs l. r Ritter, Rev AW Turner
Committee on time and place
report, time, Aug. Is, 1902, place,
Jennings, LII, report accepted
and adopted.
COMMITTEE ON RESOLUTION.
"Resolved that the convention
tender to the people IF Lake Ar
thur its thanks for their hospi-
table reception, and entertain.
ment during the convention.
That as we depart to our sew
eral schools, remember the
thoughts brought out in this con:
vention, and that we as teachers,
Off GERS and laymen broaden our
social and spiritual life and reach
arther, more presistentty, and
earnestly to secure the co-opera-
ton of all classes of individuals.
Signed.
A w Turner, w e GiIIett.
COMMITTEE ON RESOLUTIONS.
Report accepted and adopted.
Motion made and carried that
the secretary be instructed to
pay the bills.
Report Of Supt, of house to
house visitation, and home class
work
Expense of convention $500.
Song.
Benediction. Bro. Harwood.
Adjournment.
EVENING SESSION.
Opened with praise service
song ana recitations.
Round Table talk conducted
by 9 t'Taylor. One Of the CUES
tions asked in this round table
talk, was (Which is moss import
ant 10 get the old, or young peo-
pie Interested in the Sunday
school. Well answered by Mr..
GilieCt, by saying it was most
necessary, to interest the old
people for it Was hard to interest
the young in any thing the old
We're QiSiutereSted in.
Solo T & Notestine.
Address. omission of the Sun
day school of the present Cen
tury, by Rev. Harwood.
SOQg Dy children.
Motion made and carried that
Supt. Of each Sunday school call
meeting of, their teachers and
officers, to talk over the social
question and see what can be
done to Improve the Soclability
in our schools.
Collection So. %. adjournment.
Mrs. J.H. MCCRACKEN, Sect'y.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-11-06

their own service and plant for the re-
moval of their garbage. The committee
who appeared for the board stated that
after the necessary plant and convey
ances for removal of garbage had been
procured the work would be great
saving to the city.
The committee who appeared for the
board were DR.. BisseIl, president of the
board, and Drs. Wright and Fleischner.
The board of assessors asked for the
following items: