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Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-11-04
A RUNAWAY BICYCLE.
HEMPHILL BUILDING

Terminated with an ugly cut on the
leg of ]. B. Orner, Franklin Grove, Ill.
II developed stubborn ulcer unyield
inc to doctors and remedies for four
wears. Then Bucklen's Arniea Salve
cured. Its Just as good for Burns
Scalds, Skin Eruptions and Piles. 25c
at Bufkin & Cadenhead's Drug Store
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-11-19
Sandy Rode
an Avalanche

Few people have had snowsllde
experience. and those who have been
given test OF the hazardous ordeal OF
an avalanche do not care to have q
second experience
Ono day last week Sandy" Rich.
ardson. a mining man Of long resi-.
dence In this city, and who owns a
property on Rock creek, not far from
the Chloride mine, was on his way 20
Baker City.
In crossing a draw In the mountain
he was caught IN a snowslido and was
carried about 300 feet down the noun.
tain, with snow covering him 10 a
depth OF about six feet
When he came TO a stop he realized
that he would soon sufiocate unless
no extrieated himself and he lost no
time In digging himself out.
Mr.. Richardson says one cannot do
scribe the feeling that came over him
whom the roaring slide struck him on
his feet. and words fail 70 express the
pleasure that was his when be came
out OF the mass Of snow, after his per
ilous ride. uniniured.~ Baker City
Democrat
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-11-19
Beware Of oIntrsnts for cstarrh that
Contains Mercury.

CONTAINS meFeuFys
As mercury will surely destroy the
sense of smell. and completely do
range the whole system. whom enter
ing II through the mucous surfaces
Such articles should never be used eE'
eept on prescription from reputable
physicians ~ the damaae they will
DO Is ten-fold 10 the good you can pos
aibly derive from thom. Halls Ca
tArr Cure. manufactured BY y. j. Che
nsy q Co. Toledo. Ohio. contains no
morcsry. and IL taken internally, act
Ing directly upon the blood and mu-
o0us surfaces OF the system. In buy
ing Halls Catarrh Cure be sure you
get the genuine Il iE taken Internal
ly and made In Toledo. Ohio By y. J.
Cheney a Co. Testimonials free.
Sold BY druggists. Price 70 pei
bottle
Halls family pills are the bsst
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-11-19

Ponder on the fact--osteopathy is
successful as a system Of relieving
disease and deformity.
Drs. schoottle. Barr a Barr. osteo
paths, Grand Opera Ho1ss. Salem. Or.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-11-19
clocksl Clocksl ClochsI Of all kinds

and descriptions. just arrived, which
will be sold worry cheap, at w. Cal
vets, practical matchmaker, 15s State
street. cod
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-11-19
Another Bank Closes.

washington. Nov. 19.-The Farm
srS' National bank, OF Henrietta. Tex,
n closed by order Of the comptroller
and Examiner Weir is appointed re.
ssiVsr.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-11-19
Everrbodr

Goes 70 the white House lunch
counter AZ noon. Open all hours Of TIE
day and night
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-11-19

GA SIT @ zEA.
s.snss 1I.s M " M ilule NJ
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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-11-19

anybody enduring pain with the
teeth as his methods Of doing dent
work are Absolutely and positive
painless.
The evening world., 1903-09-14
TURKS OPEN F|REON
FRENCH CONSULATE
Bullets Riddle Windows of Build
ing Near AdrianopIe, While
Bands of Troops Raid From
tier of Bulgaria.

BERLIN. Sept. IA despatch TO IN,
Frankfort Heitung from Sofa, Bulgaria,
states that Turkish soldiers at Kirk
kilisSeh. thirty-two miles from Adrian
ople, In Turkish territory. fired on the
French Consulate. breaking the WIN
dows.
A party OF Turks Blvouacking neal
Giohtepe had with them twenty Bull
garian women and girls as prisoners.
\ v hundred fugitive wofen and chill
dren have arrived at Tekendsche.
The Turkish troops have naIded the
Bulgarian frontier. driving people before
them and carrying. of cattle and sheep.
PARIS, Sept. A--1he Foreign Office
advices from Bulgaria show that the
situation is growing more serious. owing
TO reports that the Turkish troops are
slowly nearing the border. II their ad.
vance continues there will be n general
of tho Bulgarian forces.
preparatory to meeting e%ventualities.
a Russo-Austrian note to the powers
mas been received here and Ia now under
consideration 1t sets forth that, In the
event OF hostilities between Turkey and
Bulgaria, Russia and Austria will not
give their support to either OF the par
ues' but will hold each Of them to a
strict accountability for their actions
IL Is expected thai France will adhere
10 the, Russo-Austrian attitude.
The evening world., 1903-09-14
SAFE ROBBERS BIND
Gag WATCHMAN
Hold Revolver to His Head Then
Blow Open Strong Box and
Four Get Away with About
$500 in Cash.

SHARON. Mass, Sept. II. AFTER
binding n gaggtng the night gateman
at the Sharon station Of the New York.
New Haven and Hartford Railroad
early to-day four men attacked the safe
in the office and robbed the company of
about 500 IN money. The burglars es-
capped.
The gaternan, james Horn, was rest
ing in the g~atehouse between 2 and Q
o'clock when suddenly he was confront-
ed by four young men, all we'll dressed.
One pointed a revolver at him, at the
same time enjodnins him - make no
outcry.
The sateman, who Is aged and lame.
saw h a II would be useless to offer re-
sistance, n the men bound him Sc
cttrely and, after placing a gag in his
mouth, left him on a table in the gate
house.
A blacksmith's shop was entered and
with heavy hammers the robbers gained
access to the station. A charge OF nitro
slycerine was applied to the safe door
and the safe demolished. The man took |
all the money, about 500, and left the
tickets. which were FOUND scattered
about the floor. Tho station was not
damaged. "
A despatch from Mansfield states that |
two men were taken into CUSTODY t1,ere
as suspicious persons. ~
The evening world., 1903-09-14
JACKSON NOT IN HIDING.
H"s No Connection, He Says, with
Capt. Carter, Greene, or Ssaxuor.

Rus NO connection, He Says, with
Capt. Carter. Greene, or Gayaor.
There is positively no reason WHY
detectives should be looking for me {.
said James A.. or Bert jackson. can
tain OF Stephen Peabody's yacht Ra-
mona, to a World reporter YESTERDAY
III they were looking for me n is !.
very easy matter TO find me. The Ra-
mona 1t Of Of commission in McIn.
tosh's Basin. at T~wenty-sixth ,traa.
sysry night 1 am certainly not In
A report had come from stam,ora
Conn.,, that three private detectiuss,
were hot on Jackson's Trail FOR snvnes
connection with Oberlin M. Carter ansS
Messrs. Greene and Gaynor. Jacxsnr
vas said to be 2 close friend OF can't
u saw Capt. Carter in NV no.
Neither do / know Greene or svnnr
have had no connection of any VIA
with these men. 1 never was on Edwin
al can't understand how such n s,or,
could have originated. Among oottpryy
things IL was said that I had hear aesr
rested for theft and had Jumned M
That Is also untrue m my
word OF the story about me Ia un.
And, Furthermore, there have bsen
10 Inquiries for me by n one"
The evening world., 1903-09-14
Commander of East Thirty-fifth
Street Police Station Falls in
Front OF Trolley Car in Third
Avenue.
ATTEMPTING TO GET ABOARD.
Being a Heavy Man, the Captain Was
Rolled In Front Of the Fender for
More Than 100 Feet-rreated a.
station-House. n

Police Captain Nathaniel Shire re
eeived a fractured collar bone and man,
~contusions to-day while attempting tc
board a s%outhbound trolley car at For
t~y-seventh street and Third avenue.
'But for my bulk" he said later. .I
shoufd have gone under the car and
probably been killed"
Shire is in command Of the Eas, Th,r-
ty.hfth street station. He weighs some.
MN more than 2o pounds. and with
u waiting for the car to stop he at
tempted to swing on the front end.
he was hurled backward and swung
around. falling full in front of the car.
The fender struck him. It rolled him
for more than 100 feet before the
motor1nan could apply the rakes ef-
f~ectively.
Shire got Ut without help. He did
arrest the motorman, saying IT
was his own fault. He rode to the
police station. where his injuries were
to by Dr.. Hamilton. of Belle
vue Hospital.
Later he went home In a cab. He
VIII be on sick leave for n week or
more.
The evening world., 1903-09-14
FITZGERALD SAVES
UNKNOWN PERSONS
Man and Woman Were Drown
ing in Central Park Lake
when Rescued by CITY Rec
ord Office Employee.

CHARLES Fitzgerald sat at his desk in
the City Record office to-day RECEIVING
congratulation from friends for his
herolsm in saving a young woman and
a young man from drowning in Central
Park lake. Fitzgerald Is only nineteen
years old.
MI man and woman were In a cata-
maran when II upset. Fitzgerald. stand
ing on the edge OF the lake. saw that
both would drown unless speedy as
distance was at hand.
throwing off his coat he plunged
Into the lake n reached the woman
just as she was going down for the
last time. He started for shore with
her when the young man dragged all
thre to the bottom.
Fitzgerald had to Atun the young
with q blow, and then he kept
both enoat until assistance came,
Neither the young man nor the young
woman who were saved would give
their IN
The evening world., 1903-09-14
CROWD SEES LIVE
WIRE KILL A MAN
Wilmer Hall, Lineman for the
Staten Island Rapid Transit
Company, Shocked to Death
on a Pole.

wilmer Hall. O l!neman employed hv
Ia" staten Island Rapld-Transit Com.
pany' met a horrible death to-day AZ
TCttenville. NJ
He was shocked and burned for SOU
eral minutes before a crowd that was
HELPLESS to aid him.
Hall was a fne-.ooking yonn0 no,
lie llved in Tompldnsville, and wa. on.
OF the best worRmen employed hv t,,e
Rapid Transit Company. He was very
Careful In his work around live wires
II the accident to-day was in no wsy
due to his carelessness.
Hail and other men were str,pd,u
a wire along the Main street junction'
at Tottenville. lie was on top OF n
pole tightening up the wire when one
end fell across n live electric light wire.
Instantly Hhlfs BODY doubled no
came u OF his head ana sidas
A thousand bolts or more were shoe,
Ing through the body OF the lineman.
He let out a piercing scream az bIs
toppled over. but he wa stin nm
able to drop the wire. His hands and
body were burning. ~
!. Those la the street were unable 10
help him. After Ave minutes OF awful
Halls body fell over and
dropped to the ground. -
BY h u time some one had telephoned
re tAs Ss e,es shas iSht plant and the cur
1t was too late. On various parts OF
the hnemdn's body eharred flesh showed
he horrible agony that preceded death.
lis body was x to the station house, |
The evening world., 1903-09-14
NEW INDICTMENT
AGAINST PARKS
Bill Found Against the WALKING
Delegate on the Sworn Com
plant of Louis Schmitt, Man.
ager of Tiffany's Studio.

Another OF the indictments against
Sam Parks which Assistant Distriot-At.
torney Rand promised would be forth
coming was handed down BY the Grand
Jury this afternoon. To save himse,t
the humiliation Of being taken through
the streets by an officer the dethroned
iaoor King hurried to the Dtstrict-At-
torney's office Immediately upon learn
ing OF the new Indictment.
Il came down myself to save Won ths
trouble Of sending Up for me- ne said
70 Mr.. Rand upon reaching the oaice
he mad with him John j. Byrne. "Bf,I''
DeVery's nephew. who announced ma,
ne Stood ready to give ball In anv
mount. Parks sat in the anti-room n,
the Ddstr1ct-Attorney's Office while the
warrant was being made out He was in
q bad humor n cursed several neuv-
paper reporters who attempted 10 in
him.
ihe latest indictment has been found
upon the sworn complaint of Io,,Is
sohmitt manager OF the Tiffany studIo
IN u Farks is accused Of sxtortion. TT.
- alleged to have received $500 to settIe
u s'r'ke In the Tiffany concern.
MT sohmitt was In the room ofta, |
curing the recent trial Of PARKS. On nsa
occasion he was asked to stand N, %,
uehtincation Parks claimed psver -
havs known him. 'o ~
according to AR. schmitt. who 4,
member Of the firm OF Tiffany a %
men went on strike Dec. z, Las
why have you struck" Mr.. schnt,.
.sked his men.
you better see Parks" he was to,s
when Mr. 5ehmitt saw Parks m. ,a.
.er said that he could make pean. ~
mi with the men for $500. 'o"'e ior
But l haven't violated any ur,o.
rnle,' MI. schmitt said. 'I bsv Va untvn
Employed union mon and am IN unIy
'athy with the union" sym
That's all right about thu .ru
Parks Is alleged to have sym-
.That 1900 10 In the way OF an Jsia.
n the strike" Will cali
Mr.. sohmitt said that he WAN.
'arks's house on the morning or TO
and handed him $500 in currencv Jan.
II guess the strike win be eaiisd o~
right now" Mr.. Schmidt saws Pa Sn
Did him. The strike was called or
nee. ' oH AZ
The evening world., 1903-09-14
Upton SAYS HE KNOWS
NOTHING OF INVITATION

BUFFALO. Sept. A-sir Thomas Lip.
ton passed through Buffalo this after
noon en route to Chicago and was
sufficiently recovered from an attack Of
indigestion he suffered on the way from
the Adirondacks early to-day to sec
newspaper men regarding the invitation
he 10 alleged to hav received from the
~Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club.
why. what IL that?" asked Sir
Thomas. II do not know anything
about IT. The substance Of the des-
patches regarding the AFFAIR was given
him, and he said;
II do not remember having received
any invitation, written or verbal. You
II was the Sea wanhaka Club. why,
a member of that club. And you
Secretary Stewart Ia alleged to have
The evening world., 1903-09-14

invited me? why, I don't remember
anything about 1t. The fact IL. I haV %
Just come from spending two DAYS in
the A~dirpndacks woods. and this Is all
news tot me. | couldn't have attended
the dinner any a for the reason that
l am going to Chicago where have
many friend and where | intend to re-
main until Monday, consequently I
couldn't possibly attend the dinner on
the 18th, the time you say It Is going to
be held"
20, my Hines, | CUES, doesn't amount
to much. | really don't know what II
was. The fact Is. I had never been
SICK II day In my life. and / couldn't
Understand this attack. and l cannot
cofnprehend what caused ii. I think
II was merely a ease of Indigestion
for had severe pains IN the stomach.
| am much better now"
The evening world., 1903-09-14
$4,000 FOR SERVANT.
Dr. schuetter Leaves Fortune IN
1frust DO Membere OF Household.

DF. schnetter caves Fortune IN
Treat DO Membere OF Household.
The win of DR.. Joseph Semester, who
DIED al Harrenslb, Baden, Germany,
Aug. i6. 1901. was iled Tor PROBATE to.
day, The win leaves all household fur
inifure. 1ewelry. wearing apparel, horses
esrrieges, ~paintingp and bronses to
Als wife. Emma 5chnetter.
10 the trustees is left 80, 900 In trust.
ths interest to be paid s~emi-annually TO
Louis Raloma. ''who has been and IN
efih liytng with my family and has rem
1870 faithfnl serYfsa4 there for many
4szIst Tor her natural ii2e.s' After her
re4ln Sse.o00 Of the $40. 900. IL left TO the
HsHman Hqsnital 70 epdpw free beds for
80 9.asl sor TIE same purpose.
rtlII1r ~ the estate n left to the
6 N5E4l the request that Al hnr
+zszH 2 he9nearh the eshata 10 Ire
A40splt4l. me widow. Henry %
an1 pevFts1 and We5ef q
refitiab shys shat ne ynh,s u n.
~ pEnpegtT Il aboa1 S1f9oaa. and
2 knoFp F1ni ~ f3tfl
.2|@@.| .tE1|""I ."H48 EL||H ~
The evening world., 1903-09-14
Leader Declares Neither the Ex-
Chief Nor Any Man Repre-
senting DeverNsm Should
Ever Get Into Tammany Hall.
NOT EVEN IF HE GETS VOTES.
should He Win at Primaries pevery
viii Be Kept Out - He Wac Last
Year and EXECUTIVE Committee
viii Choose Leader.

you may set this down in-your mt,
oook.' said Chorles r. Murphy to-da,
at Tammany Hall. Neither Devory
nor Munzinger. nor any other man
representing Devery and Deyervt--,
viii ever get in Tammany Hall az Ion-
as I am here II I can prevent Il.
THAT Is all TIL have to saw about
the primaries"
Inen he added in explanation:
near Devery has entered into a deal
with ex-senator John Munzinger in the
Ninth Ddstfict, and that II mis- ticket
WINS In the primaries tomorrow, Mum
ginger fs to be sent to Tammany Hail
10 represent the District on the Execu-
uve Committee. I want Il to be dis
tinotly understood that neather Deyery
his representative will get In IL /
can prevent It,"
The rule adopted last winter will be
oiiowe then in case the Deveryttes
Frank J. Goodwin again." was
asked.
Yes, the Executive Committee VIII
Felect some N from the Ninth Dis
General Committee. as was done
asst winter, to represent the organise
ton In the district.
'Devery may be able to do as he
In he Ninth, but he can't do
he likes in Fourteenth street. Dew
Try announces his intending enmity to
Hall. and ne can't come in
while I am here-that's II / can pre-
emit It,"
The big committee. room was full Of
when Mr.. Murphy made this
and Frank ]. Goodwin
huckled his pleasure on hearing It It
viii be told on every corner tonight.
The evening world., 1903-09-14
The Police Commissioner Says
There Wine No Let-Up on
Pool-RoomPrior to- Election
Day.
ADMINISTRATION.
" WIN Go ID wdsssr me PoHqp
Captain Act. iTgn
He says-me New Appoint.
ments Madi

The story curt IN sporttnze~ ufvss-u,
to-day that betwa now and electfonr,,
particular efrortould DO made ON ~.
part OF the polite syrppress samhsans
seemed to-asbou Police Conmisuaonsr
Greene.
Tho report ~saItronger tfnsu 1.rp~v,
rumor. and on ibtrength sevefuf pnua-
rooms IN Manhan and Eroolnyu wen,
opened this aftepon and a half fo-sn
gambling houses nat havo been ah-o-
lutely closed foa1most n y~ar veu,.
aired IN autttcipah OF pasrons. =,
When told of > Gen. Greene ssa3.
Il regard all I as very imppobabf,L
I know OF no tirnd I wish O v,nuI6
make It very pl as coming from ma
that If there haseen such a Sip sent
out. and I hear any Police Cantsgn
acting on 1t, M Z md himself 81. var
trouble"
The Commtssic said further .
would take steto ascertain Il thar
wae n relaxai on the part of tn
police really anbated.
I also saw aatement madeS. c.,-
tlnued the Comssioner, that Mavor
Low had prond q iet-up an AZ.
Else between nt and election day. I
10 not believe ? Mayor ever mede
any such statent. We have no 1uch
here; Eve law will be enforced
~ In thAst year"
The Commisser appointed furty.
new paxnen to-day. Hs win
name five new Igeants and ten new
morrow. Orderslating to the prIrnsr-
es to be held toorrow were also Senf
,ut to precinct mmanders.
The evening world., 1903-09-14
SHOT WHILE GAZING
into RIFLE BARREL

The body OF Henry Ernest was
from Woodside Heights Long Island,
10 nus home at No. s6t East Thirty
sixth street to-day. 1t a while visit
ing friends that he was accidentally
shot and killed. He was sixteen years
Young Ernest and some other boys
were looking at a rife In a vacant lot
at Thompson ana Grant avenues
Woodside Heights. The weapon failed
to go on, and Ernest attempted to look
the barrel with his left eye.
With he end OF the barrel against
mas cheek the cartridge exploded. The
outlet tore through his eye and into
MS brain. He died almost Instantly.
the doctors said. when they reached bis
SIDE a few minutes later.
The evening world., 1903-09-14
SOME ONE TALKS
TOO MUCH,SAYSL0W
The Mayor Asks the Public Not
to Attribute to Him Views
Which He Does Not Himself
Express.

In a statement given out to-day Mayor
Low rebuked some OF his friends In tho
Cltizens Union for talking too much
Mr.. Low said:
i observe that interviews arc
being given, from time to time,
that purport to represent my
views ON this subject or on
that. 1 must ask the public, at
this time, to attribute 40 views
TO me that I do not give ex-
precision to myreIf.
1t Is believed that this statement m.
dicates Mr.. Lows dislike of the IRE.
quent talks given by City Chamberlain
Gould, the Mayors confidential adviser
Mayor o declined to enlarge upon
The evening world., 1903-09-14
SOLDIERS TO TRY HOMICIDE.
court-Martial for Regular Who
shot Alleged Thief.

PiTTsBURG. Sept. N-The only d.
velopment in the matter of the shootin,
OF William Crowley. who was killesa hSS
the alleged theft OF copper from ttSSs
roof OF the building, Is that I.,aafs
Drgry, the officer IA charge, has ~:
SeIVeG oraers from oen. Cha1tee 10 pre-,
the shot. A court-mArtial has heeu
decided upon and probably viii Sc bs,a
!. Lieut.. DSdry sui refuses % s,.,,..
ihe name II the man who did the shooi1
Crowley wal buried this Afternoon!
The evening world., 1903-09-14
TESTIFIES AGAINST
TWO DETECTIVES.
Their Actions, He Tells at Pc.
lice Headquarters, in Two Ar
rests Were SuspiciousIy Like
"Shakedowns."
HOGAN ASSERTS.
POLICE CRAFT
IS BAD AS EVER.

II believe that police black
mail is Just as bad now as IL ever
was. ] will do all in my power to
expose It. / believe this Is the
beginning of a general exposure.
The statement I made concerning
blackmail and police graft when
! was on the bench l repeat
Magistrate Hogan at Police Head
quarters to-day.
The evening world., 1903-09-14
LOSS OF SHIP 3
british Admirably Rears Nothinn
Of Foundering Of Tramsport.

LONDON, Sept. M-Ndthinx has baan
received hers conarmatory OF the runior
current uhat q transport carrying .
foundered during the gale which svvent
the British cas- last 1Nhursdny.
The Admiralty and other depArfments
OF b Government likely 10 rfTceIve
ing any mlshsp to . transport
The evening world., 1903-09-14
WHITE Z 4 Stays IN.

LrvpRPooL, Sept, li.-It deyelops
that the White Star line will 800 'uuhor
e W q part OF the lntennationpI ISv.ase
camille Marlns Company. 1rhe asr.
alon ey the white Star OF the Dominian
~ more economical WORKING
The evening world., 1903-09-14
ROBERT @. IRIS RETURNS

Among the pahgefs who arrived to
day on the steal Caracas. from vene.
zuelan ports anAn Juan, was Robert
e. Morris, specisounsei for the United
States Governm to present claims %
the yenezlteian mnp!sston at GARAGES.
work was corpted. He sailed q
Caracas on Nal 1905.
The evening world., 1903-09-14
GIRL ~SLEEP-WALKER KILLED,
Found on Sidewalk After Two
story Fall from

SYRACUSE. N. Y, Sept. Il. Miss
.ieien Berry a beautiful young woman,
"enty-tnree years old, while walking
in her sleep early To-day. feu ,rom
econd;story window OF her home 10 The
h was found unconsciots
~ 2 policeman and died three hours later
A'oh Of the pbraAh