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Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1903-10-22
One phase of progressive womanhood

One phase of progressive womanhood
is unquestonably better and happier
than that which pre-
ceded it. 1t is the
""i"' bachelor maid in
place of the old maid. The bachelor
maid, says the Chicago Chronicle, has
her independence, her coZy quarters,
her visible means of support, She is
self-possessed, artistic and attractive.
Decidedly feminine, she makes her own
way without fear or favor. If good
shall come in the form of a husband,
well and good; If not she is by no means
dissatisfied with her present condition.
This is strange contrast to the lot OF
the old maid of a generation or two ago.
or rather from time immemorial. The
old maid was rejected of men and de-
spised of women. She was the target OF
all sorts of jokes and had no rights
of her own. Without ways of earning a
living, she was obliged to skimp and do
without the ornaments of life and the
frills that made other women beauti-
ful in the eyes of men. She was obliged
to be thankful for a humble seat at the
table, and was allowed only a modest
part in the conversation. The burden
of things was thrust upon her without
remuneration and she was given to un-
derstand that mere existence was all she
deserved. How different is the situation
to-day. A woman is not obliged to
marry for the sake of a support or to
save herself from the odium once at
tached to the unmarried woman. The
bachelor maid controls her own home
snug quarters it may be, but an inde-
pendent home and very inviting. She
has her circle of friends, men and wom-
en-, married and single She is not set
apart, excluded from good company or
merely tolerated. She is warmly well
coined and given the best of good cheer.
Surely the transformation of the old
maid into the bachelor maid is more
than a transformation. 1t is transla-
ton, or even a TRANSPORTATION.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1903-10-22
Riot Follows a strike,

New York, Oct. lin a riot last
night, the result of a strike in a rag
factory in First street, several girls
were stabbed. The employees recently
organized under the name of the Clip
Sorters' union. Demands were made
upon the firm which were refused,
and a strike was declared To carry
on their business the firm engaged a
number of Italians. Then the new
union stationed pickets near the fac
tory. Last night when the Italians
came out of the factory a free fight
occurred and the Italians used knives
to defend themselves. In the ARRAY
Lena Schwartz was stabbed in the
neck. Three other girls were slight
ly hurt. Two Italians were arrest
ed
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1903-10-22

Plattsburgh, \. Y, Oct. 17.-By us
ing nitro-glycerine mixed with soap,
burglars Thursday night blew open
the safe in the postoffice at st. Regis
Falls, Franklin county, securing a few
registered letters and a large guam
tity of stamps, but little currency.
The burglars then stole handcar
and ran on sharp down grade on
the New York q Ottawa railroad a
distance of Is miles. From there it
is believed they made for the Cana
dian line. about ten miles away.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1903-10-22

A clergyman long engaged in mission
airy work in Turkey gives an excellent
idea of the repressive censorship exer-
cised by the sultan's government. The
latest action of the board of censors has
been to cut out of the Book of Proverbs
such verses as the following: Envy
thou not the oppressor, and choose none
of his ways" Enter not into the path
of the wicked and go not in the way of
evil men" Rob not the poor, because
he is poor; neither oppress the afflicted
in the gate; for the Lord will plead their
cause, and spoil the soul of those that
spoiled them"
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1903-10-22

The democrats are not as united in
Iowa as they would have the public to be-
lieve. In several counties the Kansas
City platform has been reaffirmed in
spite of the fact that their state conven-
ton refused to reSffirm this platform,
and, in fact, repudiated it. Among the
counties in which the democrats have in
dorsed the Kansas City platform are
Ringgold and Monroe. They made a
strenuous effort to do so in Washington
county, but were defeated. The repub-
lican state committee has reason to be-
lieve that the democrats will have a
large campaign fund in Iowa this fall,
although they have no means of raising
any considerable amount of money
within the state 1t is believed that large
sums are coming from those who desire
to see the republican majority cut down
in Iowa this fall on account of the eff
feet it will have next year.-Chicago In
ter Ocean.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1903-10-22

Philadelphia, Oct IA matter
that may become celebrated case
in the Protestant Episcopal church in
America became public Friday when
announcement was made that Bishop
John Scarborough, of the diocese OF
New Jersey, had refused to approve
the call to church within his iuris-
diction of clergyman married to a
woman who had been granted di-
vorce from her first sband-aIso an
Episcopal clergyman. The case is
that of Rev. George F. Ketteu. for.
merly assistant rector of Christ
church. Baltimore.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1903-10-22

An idea once obtaining in the north
about the southern woman was that she
mn, s., was languid, incom-
petent-lazy in plain
terms There never
was greater mistake. The mistress of
a big southern plantation had to be pos
sessed of large administrative and exec
utive ability, and she had to exercise it
very industriously. She held in her hands,
so to speak, the government of a small
nation, and she had to see that its needs
were met, its sickness, death, marriages,
births, joys, and sorrows had to be pro-
yided for in her scheme of management,
and often through her personal admins
tration was comfort and help admins
tered On the other hand, writes Myrta
Lockett Avary, in Gunton's Magazine,
she was relieved of many domestic bur-
dens which the modern woman carries by
trained servants who took pride in the
artistic discharge of their functions.
know of no position in modern society in
any way analogous to hers, save that of
he English mistress of a large estate,
whose responsibilities are not so grave
because she has more intelligent COM
munity under her control.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1903-10-22
StfII Another Case.

Franksville, Wis, Oct. l2th.-Many re-
markable cures have been reported from all
over the country, but there Is one right here
IN Franksvllle which Is certainly worth pub
fishing, and which has not as Yet been gwen
to the public.
Mrs. Louis Markison of this place had been
. sick woman for qu'te a long time and could
not find anything to give her any help. She
suffered all the painful symptoms OF what
is generally known as female weakness.
Every woman who reads her story will under
stand these distressing conditions which
combine to make the lives of many women
one long burden Of weakness and suffering
Mrs. Markison CHANGED one day to hear
OF new remedy called Dodd's Kidney Pills
that was said to be splendid medicine for
women's weakness. She determined to try
some and soon found herself getting better
She kept on with the pills and was cured.
Speaking of her case Mrs. Markison says:-
Il can and do praise Dodd's Kidney Pills
as remedy for female weakness. They are
the best medicine ! have ever known, and
have done me great deal of good"
W.. L L L l -
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1903-10-22
Many People Injured.

New York, Oct. 17.-Three persons
were seriously injured, score of
others We're cut by flying glass and
badly shaken upAnd a panic was pre-
cipitated when an Eighth avenue cleo
trio car crashed into a Fourtee1s h
street horse car at Eighth avenue
and Fourteenth ktreet last night.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1903-10-22

Every doctor knows the man and woman
who cultivate the habit OF accostng him in
the street and in the guise of ordinary con-
versation try to extract free medical advice.
One such inquirer greeted an eminent physi.
clan with the remark:
81 hear fish is an excellent brain food Do
you think so?"
Excellent" was the reply, "but in your
case it seems pity to waste the fish. Lion.
don Outlook
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1903-10-22
SHAW'S GOOD SHOWING.
The ''BaclwoodS Banker" Is Demon
strating His Ability to Nam
age the Money.

For a man who was Gneered at by
some of the eastern financiers as a
"backWoods banker the secretary of
the treasury is making a remarkable
record, says the democratic Detroit
Free Press 1t is in dispute whether all
his official acts are legal and, to a
lesser degree, whether they are in ac-
cord with the soundest business prin-
ciples; but the facts tend to reconcile
the country. Even his severest critics
admit that he averted a financial crash
last fall and that by the creation of con-
fidence at the time when so much money
is required for the handling of the crops
he relieves the timidity of capital from
which the first stampede invariably
springs. When such results are pro-
duced there is less eagerness in the in
vestigation of methods only as the po-
litical critics take advantage of them
for campaign purposes.
A very strong argument can be ad-
vanced in behalf of the proposition that
Secretary Shaw is the currency law. 1t
is indefinite and uncertain at the best
Positively and negatively it is so weak
as to have a wide discretionary power
in the hands of the treasurer. and Secre-
tary Shaw has chosen to construe so as
to fully meet the emergencies encoun-
tered during his administration of the
Office. His move to redeem the five per
cent bonds is legitimate in accordance
with precedent, and an evidence of good
business management, and the same
is to be said of the proposed refunding
operations. But he will look in vain
for a predecessor who accepted state
and municipal bonds as security for
public deposits.
OF his own motion and without any
specific warrant in law he adopts an
important feature of the asset cur
rency theory and practically applies It.
If his law be good law there is not the
slightest use of new currency system
for the adaptability of his methods is
elasticity itself. He holds the financial
pulse, reads its suggestions and COM
plies with them before acute danger is
encountered. 1t may be difficult to give
him legal justification but. measured
by the results to date, he is a better cur
rency law than that on the statute
books.
TWall street is said to be terribly
put out to think it has swelled up and
bursted without disturbing the coun-
try.-Des Moines Register and Leader
GTThey are politely requesting former
Senator Hill to stick to his roost.-Cleye-
land Plain Dealer (Dem).
ETCol. William Jennings Bryan has
not yet earned the title of "Lincoln's
richest citizen" but in the past three
years he has made rapid strides toward
that honor. After the election of 1896 he
issued an address to his supporters in
which he said: "The republican candi-
date has been heralded as the advance
agent of prosperity. II this proves to be
true we will all share in that prosperity u
For once the colonel had the gift of accu-
rate prophecy. He has prospered, and
prospered very well,--N. Y. Sun.
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Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1903-10-22

Same Old Bluff-"This precipice," e1.
planned the guide, lis known as Lovers
Leap. Same old bluff, eh!o remarked
the blaze tourist.-Philadelp phia Record
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1903-10-22
JOB PRINTING.

The Job department OF the PRESS is complete
and affords facilities for doing the best class of
work. PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO Law
PRINTING
No paper will be discontinued until arrear-
ages are paid, except et the option of the pub
Usher.
Papers sent out OF the county must be paid
Cor in advance.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1903-10-22

Mrs. Ascum-"You our boy is at college now,
eh: He's pretty bright, too. isn't he:' Mrs.
Malaprop-"Ies indeed. His professor
says he's regular genesis. ."-Phlladelpn
Press.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1903-10-22

The Chicago < Northwestern is the only
double track railway between Chicago and
the Missouri River.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1903-10-22

June Tint Butter Color makes top Of
the market butter
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-10-19
TELEGRAMY.

Rzyn, 1890 pazdziernika. -
Papiez Plus K zamianowa{ sekre-
tarzem stanu Mgra Merry del
Val. Z m a o w a n / e
to, o kt6rem Mgr. del
Val zostal uwiadomiony pismem
Ojca Swietego, urzedowo costa
ME ogIoszone ma konsystorzu, ma
kt6rem Mgr. del Val rowniez o.
trzyma kardynalski kapelusz.
Tajny konsystorz odbedzie sic g,
a publiczny II listopada.
Berlin, 1890 pazdziernika. =
w ko1ach hakatystycznych dzwo-
MIA ma nowy alarm powodu, ze
w "Marchiach wschodnich" !,
szczeg61niej zas W Poznanskiem,
zwieksza sic ciagle liczba niemie-
ckich wiascicieli posiadlosci, kto-
rzy je sprzedaja Polakom. w
dziei po uroczystem odslonieciu
pomnika Bismarka W Poznaniu,
Ludwig Geisler, cz1onek roznych
ferajn6w nier1ieckich (obywatel-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-10-19
KR0rK|E NOTATKI MIEJSKlE.

Polcya szuka dw6ch Negr6w,
ktorzy ograbili Franka Glennon, far
mera Indiana. Przyby} on do Chi
cago, azeby uzyG przyjemnosci wiel-
kiego miasta. Uzyi ich.
Aptekarz T. F. Cannon kazal
aresztowac prowizora W. Smith. kto-
ry uwaza1 sic "a sp6lnikaa swego
pracodawcy przywiaszczai sobie ie-,
go pieniadze towary.
= 70 letnia B. Byron z pm. 400 Max
we'll str. zostaia ma rogu Blue Island
ave IL str. potracona przez tram
wal. Wywichnela sobie noge.
= John McGinty obchodzii wczo-
rajszy dzien uroczyscie. Upii sic jak
nieboskie stworzenie dzisiaj Levy
I6aku. Upadi przed domem pm. 442
State str.
Do apteki pm, AIS s.. Clark str.
przyprowadzono Czecha Jas. Tetrep
re ziamana noga. Ponfewaz Tetrep
ME m6wif po angielsku, ami aptekarz
ami policyant ME mogli ma razie do
wiedziec sic, jakiemu Czech ulegl wy
padkowi.
- 20 letnia Wegierka Irena Dom
ner, postrzelona sobote przez Ma
thana Breen ma rogu ulic Halsted l
Ewing, umarla wczoraj W szpitalu.
Zabojca zadai swei ofiarze rany.
= Banda z}odziei niepokoi dystrykt
New City, ograniczony bulwarem
Garfielda, AZ, Loomis utica Ashland
ave. Zlodzieje znacza domy. do kto-
rych Jest 1atwy przystep ostrzegaja
spolnik6w 0 obecnosci W domach
czujnych psow.
= Murzyn Edward Williams stree
liz do swej przysziej tesciowej ska
leczyi ja W noge, pcczem przepadi
bez wiesci, ME troszczac sic AMI 0
swa narzeczona ami jej make
= Przy dwoch aresztantach. kto-
rych odstawiono do wiezienia powia-
towego, znaleziono caiy zapas opium.
Aresztanci chcieli sobie pobyt W VIE
zieniu uprzyjemniac.
= Koncert pani MARCEL Kochah-
skiej odbedzie sic W Auditorium "a
pazdziernika. w programme widzimy
piosenke rosyjska Czajkowskiego
"spij dziecino", Chopina "spiew IL
tewski" "Mazurek" Lubomirskiego.
Me watpimy, ze pani Kochahska nile
poskapi dodatk6w. Uczyni to ma zy-
czenie swych rodak6w, ktorych ME
zbraknie ma sail koneertowej.
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krOnika MiGjSCOWa.
Upadek Federacyi.

Wczorajsze zebranie Fedora
cyl Piracy bylo wymownym do
wodem stopniowego upadku tel
organizacyi. Me dosyc, re jedna
wiekszych uni zapowiedziala
swe wystapienie, lecz z przemo-
wien r6znych delegatow okaza}a
sic, re niezgoda w centralnym
zarzadzie jest tax wielka, IL Mkt
ME ludzi sic nadzieja, re Fedora
eva nadal istniec moze.
Delegat uni Ladies Garment
Workers przedstawial Gala 60
spodarke organizacyi centralnej
w zlem swietle. lego unia pod
czas stajk6w ME doznawala "a
dnego poparcia. w takich warun-
kach nalezeG do Federacyi ME
zdalo sic ma mic. Podczas debat
mad paragrafem, ktory powiada,
re z dochodow wolno tylko 80
procent przeznczac ma biezace
wydatki, gdy tymczasem reszte
ma sic zuzywac ma wspomaganie
strajkierow ma ceele kampanii,
zapytal sic ktos, co zrobiono ta
reszta fundusz6w. Ze wszystkich
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-10-19
Mgr. Merry Del Val.
MianoVany sekretarzem stanu przez PapiezaE
HakaySGi W POznaiskiem znOWu zaniepOkOjeni
;zny Alasce rozstrzygnety ma korzySc Stan. zjedn
DoWIE WYszYDzoNY w NEW YoRKU.

DaI QZO IuSlIliW ShS az p ASoNO
mogly bye obracane wymierza-
ne w tarcze, nadto zaS takich,
ktorych pociski lecialyby nisko,
LIMA jak najbardziej wyprosto-
wana, bilyby W same tarcze.
Take armaty nietylko juz wymy-
Slono, ale nawet zastosowano we
Francyi i Niemczech; sa one sta
lowe, lekkie i maja kaliber 75cio
milimetrowy. Revue d'artille-
rie" donosi, re Rosya zamowila
dla siebie takie arnaty kalibru
nieco wiekszego, mianowice 76.2
MN. Oto wiec jest juz jedna "re-
forma," ktora wymaga znaczne-
go wydatku, ale ma tenn ME ko-
nice. NiedoSc obaliG tarcze, trze-
ba jeszcze natychmiast zasypa5
gradem malych pociskow caiy
ten punkt, ktory byl os}oniety
tarczani, trzeba w okamgnieniu
wytepic oddzial schowany ma
ziemi. A wiec wymyslono kara
bin, wozony ma dwoch kolach, a
wyrzucajacy kule nadzwyczaj-
ma chyzoscia jest to COS W rodza-
ju sikawki, naladowanej kilku Sc
tkami kul, po ktorych wyrzuce-
niu w ciagu minuty, instrument
przestaje dzialac musi bye pre-
dko cofniety pozycyi; robia to
zolnierze bez pomocy koni. Zao-
patrzenie arrnii w take karabiny
na koIach = to druga koniecz-
nose militarna drugi duzy wy
datek.
Lecz i ma tenn ME koniec. Sko-
70 dwuletnia siuzbe pod bronia
zaprowadzono juz we Francyi, a
Cd Nowego roku ma bye ona "a
prcwadzona ostatecznie w calej
armii niemieckiej, a ME w niekto-
rych tylko oddzialach, jak jest
dotad, przeto potrzeba znacznie
wiecej oficerow podoficerow, a.
by oni mogli lepiej wycwiczyc
mIodych zolnierzy. Taxa sama
koniecznoSc przedstawia sic w
Austryi i ma Wegrzech, gdzie ma
zaprowadzenie sIuzby dwuletnieJ
musiaia Sc zgodzit wojskowosc.
Powiekszenie wiec korpusu Off
cerskiego i podoficerskiego - O.
to trzecia ''koniecznoSc militar-
ma" trzeci gruby wydatek.
Ma uczynienie zadosc takim
koniecznosciom musza sic przy-
gotowaG wszystkie parlamenty.
Francuzki dai przyklad, "a MIN
pojdzie Z pewnoScia niemiecki,
bo w takiej sprawie centrum po-
da reke junkrom liberaiom, a
zreszta i socyalisci ME beda "a
nadto sic opierali. Rosya ME po-
trzebuje sic ogladac ma opinie pu-
bliczna, w Austryi zaS.... Kt6z
vie jak bedzie W Austryi!...
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Rome nOtatki teIegraficzne.

t1VEhV uVLUlN tVlVSa uiIgEtIVs
- W Berlinie wczoraj odsIonieto
naprzeciw bramy branderburskiej po-
mniki cesarza Fryderyka i jego mall
zonh obecnosci parry cesarskiej.
- Jutro rozpoczyna sic po miesie-
cznej przerwie nova sesya francuz-
kich izb.
= W Moskwie skazano ma 10 lat
wiezienia pewnego Ormianina, kt6ry
zamordowai pewnego ormianskiego
bankiera "a to. re tenze przyrzeh
dac $4,000 ma ormianski fundusz ma
rodowy, ale przyrzeczenia ME dotrzy-
mai.
= w Turszig W Persyi " skutek
trzesienia ziemi $50 os6b zostaIo "a
bitych,. okoio 5000 pozostalo bez
dachu mad glowa
= Niemcy, zwiaszcza kolach han
dlowych przemysiowych, zwracaja
teraz uwage ha wydarzenia W Marok-
ko rozpisuja sic tenn, IL kraj ten
powinien bye otwarty dla handlu
miedzynarodowego.
- Baryton krolewskiej opery W
Berllnie, Theodor Bertram, zosta{ "a
angazowany ma miesiace do wyste-
pow W st. zjedn., "a CO otrzyma $780,
900.
= w Pirnie W Saksonii skazano IA
letniego studenta, Reinholda Grafa,
ma miesiac wiezienia "a obraze ma
jestatu.
W Betleemie wybuch}a cholera.
- Suitahskie trade" zezwala ma
wziecie urzedowe udziaIu Turcyi W
wystawie W st. Louis.
- Amerykanka panna Moulton cd
byla podr6z W balonie z Paryza do
Wroc{awia, - ma przestrzeni 700 mil
- Premier wioski Zanardelli OBJ
stale przy decyzyi zrezygnowanfa z
powodu braku zdrowia.
Pewnemu chinskiemu lekarzowi
ma Jaw1e udaIo sic odkryG srodek
przeciw tradowi.
2 Petersburga donosza, re car
odloay1 swe odwiedziny we Wioszech
do wiosny, re zamierza tam, ME wy
siadajac ma lad, swym odwiedzinom
nadat forme rewii floty.
w p6Inocnej czesci stanu New
York onegdaj pojawiia sic pierwsza
zawierucha sniezna.
- w Laredo, Tex, umarlo wczora1
ma z6lta febre osob, zachorowaio
20.
Male miasteczko Galveston W
stanie Indiana nawiedzione zostafo
wielkim pozarem.
- w Sherman, Tex, sad zwiazko-
wy wydal zakaz sadowy zabraniajacy
strajkujacym pracownikom kompanii
ekspresowej Pacific przeszkadzac lub
groziG robotnikom, kt6rzy zajeli ich
miejsce.
- w New Yorku umar} W szpitalu
Bellerne znany baletmistrz Aime
Bertrand.
- Wyaszy sad W Brooklynie roz-
strzygnai, re nauczycielki, kt6re wy
szIy "a MAJ, lie maia prawa uczyc
nadal szkolach publicznych' W mie-
scie New Yorku.
- w Atlanta, Ca, wybuchf pozar
W szpitalu Grady, gdzie by4o 20 pacy-
entow II pacyentek. Dwie pacyen-
tiki umarly przestrachu.
w San Juan ma Porto Rico "a
prowadzone zostana slime fortyfika-
eye amerykahskie.
w Eustis, Neb. rabusie obrabo-
wall Farmers State Bank." kt6re-
go zabrali $4,000.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-10-19
Niezbity doWod.

Vice ty naprawde wierzysz W
fatalnose trzynastki?
= Bezwarunkowo. dam ci zaraz do
w6d Wszyscy ludzie ktorzy zyli W
trsynastym wieku, bezwarunkowo po-
maria,