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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-04-20
CUPID'S MIRROR.
The Secret of Woman's Beauty.

"The secret of woman's beauty is not
to be found in her dressing room or in
the use of cosmetics, as cynics might
intimate" says Max O'Rell, shut lies in
resplendent health and cheerful mind"
"Thc beauty of a woman'S face or
figure is but the external sign of the
good health Within" says Dr.. r. v.
Pierce, of Buffalo, the specialist III
women's diseases. Further, to be happy
and beautiful one must naturally have
good health. Now, if woman has
dragging down feelings, together with
constantly returning pains and aches, a
too great drain upon her vitality and
strength, she will never look beautiful
The feelings of nervousness, the be-
logged mind, the ill-tenper, the pale
and wrinkled face, all result from those
disorders peculiar to women, and the only
way to effect their cure is to strike at
the source of the difficulty. In the first
place woman should know thoroughly
her own system, and this is easily &C
quired knowledge, for there are MUM
Der of good doctor books on the market
The Peoples Common Sense Medical
Adviser has perhaps been read more
largely than any other, for it is now i'll
its sixty first edition, having printed
nearly two million volumes.
Anyone can obtain this book by send
ing twenty-one cents in one-cent stamps
for the paper-bound book, or thirty one
cents for the cloth bound book, to DR..
R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. y.
WHY WOMEN SHOULD CoNFIDE IN
A MAN.
for ,ro+,.o,, IN Cnt,-
fide in the average man than i'll the
average woman. She knows that the
man will respect her condolences and keep
them to himself 1t is said that loyalty is
usually lacking i'll the feminine makeup.
Without a perfect understanding there
can be no helpful advice, and not one
woman in ten places implicit confidence
in her own sex. The consciousness of her
own weakness puts her on guard against
the failings of all other women. In the
same way a woman hardly feels like con-
fiding her wonanly troubles-her weak
ness due to diseases essentially feminine
to a woman That is probably why
women do not usually succeed as ply
sicianS. There is every reason why
women should not trust their delicate
constitutions i'll the hands OF unsk1lled
persons. 1t requires thorough medical
education to appreciate and understand
the womanly organism. When a woman
has ills and pains that she cannot bear
when life seems dark for any woman,
she should confide her troubles TO ply
stefan of standing in the community or
one who has national reputation. Ger
taiuly it would not be the part of wisdom
to confIde in an ignorant person without
medical education simply because she
7UaS G 7Uo,nan There is every reason
why she should write some great special.
ist one VINO has made the diseases Of
women a speciality for third of a CEN
turv like Or. r. V. Pierce, founder of
the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical In.
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MARINE CORPS LIEUTENANTS
Georgia Boy Among Those Named
by the Secretary.

Washington, April 16.-rhe secretary
of the navy today made the following
designations for examinations for APP
pointments to second lieutenants of the
marine corps under the provisions of the
recent naval appropriation bill:
Noncommissioned of1icerss:
Eugene p. Fortson. of Washington, Ca,
corporal, formerly at United States mill
tary academy.
From civil life:
Percy f Archer. OF Maryland
Maurice Vel Campbell, son of late pres
ident Of Rutgers college, served in Span
ish-Amercan war.
Elias Beadle, first sergeant, l. S. S,
Atlanta. served seventeen months in
Thirteenth Minnesota volunteers.
Hugh Mccormick Howard, graduate OF
the Virginia Military institute
Frank O. Mcconnell, graduate of Vir-
sinia Military institute. resides in Rich
mond, Va.
Sidney a. Merriam Of Portland Me.
Alexander +. MikelI. Of Charleston. S c.
Arthur b. owens, of Annapolis, Md.
Charles f. Williams. son of the late
Colonel c. f. Williams, of the marine
corps.
Seth Williams. student of the Universi-
ty at Mortified, VT
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GREAT TURTLE IS CAPTURED.
Rome Man Catches Ninety Five
Pound Turtle.

Rome. Ca, April S.-(SpeciaL Prob
ably the largest fresh water turtle ever
caught in this section of the state was
taken from the Oostanaula river about
~ miles above Rome yesterday and
shown on the streets here today.
j. NJ. Morrison, who caught the turtle
had quite time getting him on land, and
Is very proud of his catch The turtle,
which IS a genuine largerhead weighs
wide. He is very vicious and has at
tracted great zeal Of attention here.
w. A. Stewart. one of the best known
pioneer sportsmen in Rome has the
shell of a turtle of the same kind caught
here about twenty years ago, which
weighed SO pounds, but this one shown
today seems to be a record breaker.
Mr. Morrison will give his neighbors
a big turtle stew ana barbecue next
week
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Cecil Knows Taylor Well.

Louisville, April l7--Iranlz Cecil who
gave some sensational testimony in the
Howard trial at Frankfort was in Louis
willie today.
Cecil was surprised to see statement
from Taylor denying that he was ac-
quainted with him. Cecil says he and
Taylor were intimately acquainted and
that Taylor often visited his home
Cecil further says he spent the night
house; that with him We're VIII Reynolds
and Bruce Matthews. Cecil says that
during the night they got hungry and
got a gallon of milk and some bread
out of the kitchen. He says that he told
Taylor of the lunch the next day and that
he laughed over it,
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Will Demand Taylor's Extradition

indianapolis, April 17.-Morrih Moores.
former assistant attorney general who
was law partner of Ex-Governor Taylor
for several months said today that it
would not be surprising if another demand
for the return of Taylor was made on
Governor Durbin. He has also heard it
reported that Thomas Campbell who act
cd as the attorney of the Goebels before
Governor Durbn, was preparing to bring
suit either in the United States supreme
court or in the superior court of Marion
county to force the governor to honor
the rcnlliSitjOn.
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Taylor Still DENYING.

indianapolis. April 1s.-W. S. Taylor. OK
governor of Kentucky, who lives in this
city, said today. in an interview. that
so far as he remembers. he never met
Howard and did not know him while he
was governor of Kentucky. He also says
he does rot, so far as he knows, at
present. know Frank Cecil. who gave evil
dence Wednesday charging him with be-
ing responsible for the murder of Gov
ernor Goebe He also says that he did
know Henry Youtsey, but not intimately.
and that he did not even know what po-
sition YOutsey occupied around the state
house and never conferred with him on
any important matter. Mr. Taylor denies
ever having dictated any letter to
Howard. Taylor says he does not fear
any plans to kidnap him.
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Lieutenant Winship Promoted.

Washington. April Especial --EIand-
some recognition of the ability of a pop
ular Georgia officer, recently stationed at
Fort Mcpherson, is contained in the fol-
lowing order just issued by Adiutant
General II. G. Corbin, 10y command of
Lieutenant General Miles:
BY direction Of the secretary of war.
First Lieutenant Blanton Winship, Six
teenth infantry. now on duty in the office
of the judge advocate general of the
army. is detailed. under the provision of
the act of congress approved Fabruarv
>. 1901, acting judge advoca tc and viii
proceed to Chicago, His, and report in
person to the commanding general. de
partment of the lakes, for temporary
duty as Judge advocate of that depart
mont -
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Root Delivers Diplomas.

Washington. April 14.-Secretary Root
delivered the diplomas to thirty-eight
graduates Of the army medical schools
here today and after an address by DR..
John S. Billings United states army. re-
tired Brigader William Fl. Carter pre-
scented the Hoff memorial medal. The
four honor graduates were First Lieu
tenants Harry l.. Gichrist. Samuel dc
Ioffre. John W. Hammer and Edward NJ.
1hott
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| pondence is held sacredly confidential,
and he gives his advice free and with
out charge.
SINGLE AND MARRIED WOMEN
Very often find that it is repugnant to
their feelings to consult their family
physician. In such case they can put
perfect confidence i'll DR.. Pierce, who
has made such a success in the treat
ment of women's diseases, for lie
will give the very best advice possible
and without cost To grow beautiful,
healthy and happy should be the desire
of every woman. 1t is then possible
to hold husband aud to make home
happy aud bring contentment to it. In
most cases DR.. R V. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription will fit the needs and put
the body in healthy condition.
So sure OF it is the Worlds Dispensary
Medical Association, Of Buffalo, n. Y,
proprictors of DR.. Pie-ces Favorite Pre-
scrtption, that they offer
$500 REWARD
For women who cannot be cured of Leu
co-rhea, Female Weakness, Prolapsus,
or Falling OF womb. All they ask is a
fair and reasonable trial of their means
of cure.
DIR. Pierce's Favorite Prescription re-
stores weak and sick women to sound
health, by curing the local womanly dis
eases which are generally responsible for
the failure OF the general health. A
woman's entire being is centered If her
wonanly nature. When the delicate
wornanly organism is attacked by dis
ease; when there is irregularity or dis
agreeable drain when inflammation
burns and ulcers gnaw, the general
health will reflect the progress Of dis
ease, in increasing weakness, nervous
ness, backache, headache, loss of appe-
tite and sleeplessness.
DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription cures
all these ailments, and cures them per-
fectly and permanently, 1t wipes out
the record of suffering as child wipes a
sum from slate. 1t makes the woman
/eeI like d new woman, and look like
one, because it rounds OUT the form and
restores the healthy color to the face.
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of Howard. and who is himself under
indictment for completely in the Goebel
murder, was called TO the stand by Com
monwealths Attorney Franklin this
morning. Cecil only recently surrender
ed himself to the commonwealth, after
being a fugitive for a year in California
and Honolulu. He is now under bond
Cecil told a story substantially the
same as the testimony of Culton, Golden
and Broughton. witnesses of yesterday,
who detailed the alleged plot to bring
about the death of Goebel. Cecil says
Caleb Powers adopted the suggestion of
Henry Broughton that he (CecilD might
be contracted with to commit the crime,
and asked him to do ii. Powers. i'll the
conversation relative to the killing of
Goebel, told the witness that other ar
engagements had been made to bring
about his death, and that Cecil was
wanted In the event that this arrange
mant miscarried This conversation took
place. he testified, in the public office
Of the secretary of state about dark on
the afternoon Of January is. Continuing
Cecil said:
"On January so, was in Taylor's
office and Taylor said:
'Goebel has to be killed or I'll be
robbed. I have $4,000 of the cam
paign fund and I'll give that and a
free pardon to the man who will kill
him"
Il told Taylor I was not in that bust
ness" said Cecil. Cecil said ne went
into the agricultural office after the
shooting and was there until the soldiers
came He saw Harlan Whitaker ar
rested and proposed to help take Whit
taker away from the man who had him.
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Cowboy Feast for Roosevelt.

Hugo. Colo. April 16.-The suggestion
that President Roosevelt lie given an
opportunity to partake of genuine cow
boy breakfast as a feature of the enter
tainment during his brief stop at this
place May will be carried out.
A letter has just been received from
Secretary Loeb saving that the presiden-
tial party will stop here long enough to
greet the people early in the morning OF
that date. Ii is expected that stockmen
and cowboys from all over the range in
this vicinity will participate in the re-
ception to the president
The breakfast will be spread in true
cowboy fashion. with the chuck wagon
and all the rest of the paraphernalia
common to such a feast.
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Lolita Armour Able To Walk.

Chicago. April 16-Dr. Adplph Lorentz,
the Australian surgeon arrived in Chi
cago today for the purpose of removing
the cast from the les OF Lolita Armour
the Young daughter of j. ogden lsrmou1.
upon whom an operation for congenital
dlsiocation of the hip was performed ON
removing the cast the limb was found q
be in perfect condition and the patient
was able To walk around the house with
out any difficulty
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NO CAi PLOTTING FOR
ROOSEVELT,
Game Warden Offers To Round Up
Lion for the President, BIT the
Latter Declines Proposition.
President Enjoys His
Outing.

Cmnabar, Mont, April 14.-President
Roosevelt broke camp yesterday and is
slowly working his way to Major Pitch
er's headquarters at Fort Yellowstone.
He is expected to arrive at Ancey's to-
night or tomorrow morning, and to reach
the fort some time Thursday. He will
remain there one day and then will start
for Norris. where the geysers are.
There is good deal of snow between
the fort and Norris, and the engineer
corps is at work opening the road. WORD
received from the president today was TO
the effect that he is in the best of health
and thoroughly enjoying mis- outing. In
addition to the horseback riding, he takes
long walks over the mountain trails.
Notwithstanding reports to the con
trary. the president has not fired a shot
at a mountain lion, and has no intention
of dong so. 1t is estimated that there
are 800 oi these animals in the park, and
they are killing large quantities of deer
and Elk. determined effort is being
made to eNterminate them and Buffalo"
Jones. the game warden of the park. to-
gether with his scouts. is staying them
on every possible occasion Mr. Jones'
for the president TO shoot at, but the
latter has declined to do so.
The weather continues to be all that
could be desired and the members OF
the party who are living on the train at
Cinnabar have engaged in fishing and rid
ing through the country
Roosevelt Comes Out of the Woods.
Cnnabar, Mont, April 16.-Presdent
Roosevelt came into Fort Yellowstone to-
day looking to be in splendid condition
and enthusiastic over the good time he
has had.
Secretary Loeb met him at Major
Pitchers headquarters and the two trans
acted some routine business, the first
work the president has done with his
secretary since going into the park.
After his return from the president
Secretary Loeb issued the following
statement:
"Cinnabar, Mont. April 16-Major
Pitcher reports that the president and his
party have returned from their eight
days horseback trip in the north of the
park and along the Yellowstone The
party consisted of the president, Major
Pitcher, John Burroughs, an orderly. the
scouts and the packers with the mule
train.
IAN of the party are in excellent
health and not an accident of any kind
occurred On entering the park the
president informed Major Pitcher that he
would not under any circumstances fire
Il shot a anything while in the park and
he took neither rifle nor shotgun with
him.
The party had some good fishing, and
the president and Mr.. Burroughs spent
a large part of their time in following
and watching at close quarters the great
herds of game, chiefly elk, but also noun
tain sheep, deer aud antelope.
THE party starts tomorrow for the in
terror of the park to visit the gcysers
and perhaps the falls of the Yellowstone.
They will go in sleighs, on horseback or
on skis, according TO the condition of the
snow. WILLIAM LOEB, JR.,
"SecretarY to the Presdcnt.N
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General Wood at Rome.

Rome, April 1S.-General Leonard Wood.
who is on his way to the Philippines. and
who has just arrived here. was enter
tanned at luncheon today by American
Ambassador Meyer. United States Sena-
tor Scott, of Virginia. Major Scott and
Lieutenant Mccoy. Of General Woods
staff, were among those present
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Indianapolis April Ex-Governor
TAYLOR, of Kentucky, this afternoon
characterized the story that he had Of
fered Frank Cecil $500 to shoot Goebel
as an Infamous lie" He did not know
Cecil. he said, and had never seen him
that he knew of.
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Eoni1la Wins in Honduras.

San Salvador, Republic of Salvador
April 14.-Juan Angel Arias, who was APP
pointed president of Honduras by the re-
firing president, General Sierra. has sur
rendered to the forces of General Bonilla
the presdent-elect Of Honduras. whose
forces yesterday occupied Togucigalpa
capital Of the republic.
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Groves Chronic Chill Cure

cures the chils that other chill tonics
don't cure Made of the following fluid
extracts Peruvian Bark. Black Root,
Poplar Bark, Prickly Ash Bark, Dog
Wood Bark, and Sarsaparilla. The Best
General Tonic No Cure. No Pay. 0Oc
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A Guaranteed Cure for Piles.

Itching. Blind, Bleeding Or Protruding
Piles. Your druggist will refund your
money if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure
You. 30 cents.
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Cinnabar. Mont. April 1s-Secretary
Loeb received word today from the pres
ident, who Is at Norris. out of reach
of communication. Unless the president
should send a messenger over the snow
filled trails to Fort Yellowstone. no word
will be received from him until his re-
turn from Geyserland next Wednesday.
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Mexico City April 16-The department
OF education has ordered several hun
dred copies of Booker T Washingtons
from Slave To Teacher" for distribution
among the public school teachers here.
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Howard Trying To Dodge the Moose.

Frankfort Ky, April lS.-James
Howard was called as the first witness for
the defense i'll his trial today for the
murder of Governor William Goebel He
testified 10 arriving here shortly before
The shooting of Goebel on January 30.
He repeated his former testimony that
he was in the Board of Trade hotel when
he heard of the shooting and that he had
not previously that day visited the state
house grounds.
His defense is an albi. and in support
OF this he gave the alleged movements Of
himself in and about the hotel from the
time of his arrival Until after the shoot
ing. He denied that he knew Taylor,
Cuton or Goebel. The witness also de-
MED empha tically that he ever saw
Henry Youtsey until he met him in Jail
after their arrest, and he denied posi-
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proceeded to .1ay on" the young fellow
after the most approved manner The
young man is now in exile and doubtless
thinks marriage is a failure
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He Never Saw Powers.

Howard also denied having seen John
Powers or having been introduced TIC
Wharton Golden on the afternoon of the
shooting. In response to a question as
TO whore he spent the night Of the
shooting, the defendant replied:
My impression is that | slept at the
Board of Trade hotel"
At a former trial he had stated that
he slept in one Of the rooms of the
agricultural building and explained the
difference in his statements by saying
that after his last trial nc had talked
with Barry Howard and others. who en-
abled him to locate himself on the first
and second nights following the muir
der.
Asked if a militia captain had taken
him TO q crowd OF soldiers on the night
of the murder ard ordered them to take
good care of him, Howard replied that
he did not recoIect the occurrence.
Court then adjourned until Monday
morning.
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No Agreement With Youtsey.

Al the afternoon session of the court
Howard continued his testimony in his
own behalf. He declared he bad never
had an agreement with Youtsey and
had never spoken to him until he had
seen him in Jail.
Howard claimed that the first he knew
Of his Indictment was when he saw it
in the papers and said he surrendered
to Sheriff White of his own free will.
Upon cross-examination he stated that
he went to Frankfort on January 80, 1900.
to see Taylor, but failed to accomplish
his mission, az the gates to the capitol
square were barred. Later he succeeded
in seeing him.
The witness further said Sheriff White
had received a letter for him from Tay
lor telling him to come to Frankfort at
once if he desired pardon for the muir
der of Baker, as Goebel would soon be
governor. Asked if he had not said to
Wesley Whitaker, a barber a Manches
ter. after the killing, that things worked
like clockWork at Frankfort: that Tay
Tor knew him on his arrival at Frankfort
and greeted him and that everything
was ready, and that he performed the
job in about twenty minutes after he
got there. and that If he was convicted
again Of the murder of George Baker he
would flash pardon in their faces, he
replied
- u
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Made Murder an Easy Job.


Frankfort Ky, April 1.-THE Franklin
county circuit court room was packed
again to the door with the crowd in at
tendance at the Howard trial. Henry j..
Youtsey was still upon the stand for
cross-eXamination.
Youtsey told of making an arrangement
with Mason Hockersmith, colored, 10
kill GOebel Hockersmith wanted to in
terview Governor Taylor about doing the
shooting and witness went to see Taylor
10 arrange for the interview. Taylor told
witness he could not afford to risk a ne
gro and witness returned and told Hook
ersmth what he said. Johnson, who also
had been selected to do the killing, left
here January % Asked ~ to substance
Of the letter witness claimed 10 have
written to Howard January p at Gov
ernor TaYlor's dictation, witness said il
merely said to Howard to Come 10 Frank
fort ut once. as Taylor was about to be
robbed OF his office. Howard, he said,
knew when he arrived here that he had
been selected to do the killing.
Arranged for Shooting.
Youlsey said he sat alone in his Office
on January 30 waiting for Howard.
when Howard raped on the door
went out and he asked il that was fout-
Sey. ! said il was and shook hands.
Il asked if he wanted to see Taylor.
He said he did not. as Taylor knew he
was i'll town ! left Howard at the glass
door of Powers private office and went
around the ante-room and let him IN
through the glass door ] then pulled
down the window blind and arranged for
the shooting, showing him the rife,
Il told him that I had arranged SO
that no one saw him enter the office.
Youtsey contradicted Golden as to Pow
ers having locked the door OF his office
leading TO the ante-room before he left
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EMPL0 yMENT , s!sHEs
RATIONAL PORTRAIT CO., Ashland ogden a IhIrsgo

JSEEK HUSBAND for lady, 22, worth $1,000
and beautiful farm; Lady 81, $1,000; Widow,
81 sso 600 and stock farm: Lady 26, $4,000
Address Mrs Leland, 10 South Broadway, ST
Louis. Mo.
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stitute of Buffalo, n. Y. All CORES
pondence is held sacredly confidential,
and he gives his advice free and with
out charge
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lively and emphatically that he ever re-
cetved a letter from Governor w. s. Tay-
Tor or did any of the things which the
secretary testified. Howard had not con-
cluded his story when court took a recess
until this afternoon.