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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-09-14
ROME MADE SISTERS STARE.
Relatives of Plus K Are Taking in
All the Sights.

Rome, September S-The three sisters
Of Pope Plus X who lived with him in
Venice and who arrived here yesterday.
have not found in Rome quite what they
expected. Not that they had any formu-
lated desires. but the sisters thought they
could not fail to be certain OF -resuIn-
ing their infinite relations with. the pom
tiff. while to their unaccustomed eyes
all Is formalty They shrunk from the
curious glaaces cast at them this morn
Ing when they went all over Rome. The
sisters, however could see no beauty ia
the ruins. having scarcely heard 81 them.
What they liked best were the electric
street cars and the new wide streets.
SO different from the narrow lanes Of
Venice. in the convent whore the 2opes
sisters are stopping they are treated
with great respect and attention, having
their meals served In their own dining
room ana not being allowed to do any
thing for themselves.
Speaking OF the vatican, one Of the
sisters said
How big it is Beppi should not feel
he is a prisoner But how he can be
bothered with all these soldiers and If
fcers We cannot see"
The permanent apartment near the San
Angelo bridge selected for the sisters
Wnieh IS Of most simple appearance VIII
be ready shortly.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-09-14
CH|LLS AND FEVER
MALARIAL POISONING CAUSED
By BAD DRAINAGE.
A Common Experience in Many To-
calities and Remedy Which
Everyone May Try.

"six years ago. ] was very i'll with
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Auburn, Placer county. California, ''but l
was enabled to drive all traces of 1t
from my system by the use of DR.. VIII
la1ns' Pink Pills for Pale People. The
fever was caused by the insufficient sew
erage system existing in the town at that
time and it took sGch hold on me that
| was confined 10 my bed for about four
months For more than a year l suffered
with alternate chills and fever. Doctors
did not help me ana l had given up in de-
spair when, on seeing DR.. Williams Pink
Pills mentioned i'll a newspaper 1 began
taking them. a few doses helped me and
I'VE boxes cured me entirely. l owe
my recovery entirely to DR.. Williams
Pink Pills for Pale People and l am al
ways glad 10 recommend this valuable
remedy
Il must also add that at the time
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suffered iroin an enlargement or goitre.
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lying on my back and which, when J
reached UP, would almost smother me-
After taking these pills for a short while
! found to my establishment that it had
disappeared. Ihlt was. five years 70
and since then there has been no sign
OF its returning"
Malarial poisoning. the usual after eff
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and can be eradicated from the system
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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-09-14
The Ca Canny System.
(From The Boston Herald. }

kf rom Inc fbOSlOif iltlHiNt
Is the Ca canny'' system that Is said
to permeate English Industry likely to
fnd its wy among the industrial forces
OF America? In The Review of Reviews
Frank Tayant exYsaints that to Ca
canny" is to "go easy Inc English
workers idea Is that the less work he
does the more there will be left to do
and therefore the less likelihood there
will be of his or his fellow-worSers get
ting out Of employment. This system
went on very well before the days OF
American competition. but now that the
products of American industries are i'm
vadng English markets, the ga cannl
workers are in u sad plight Their slow
methods SO increase The cost Of things
that American products Of the same
class may be sold with profit in the very
towns where the English articles are
made despite the fact that American
workmen receive much higher wages
With the growth of rapid and cheap
means of transporting our goods to every
market the American workman is set
ting the pace for the whole inaustria
world
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-09-14
votabilitv Makes a Difference.
(F'rom The Baltimore Snr

Q'rom The Baltimore SUM
Hawaii is a territory of the United
States The dominant element in the
island is largely Of New England descent.
That. however, should not deter President
Roosevelt from instructing the United
States judges ana attorneys in Hawaii TO
prosecute all those who are guilty Of the
practices cited by our San Francisco con
temporary. A great cutlery has been made
because of few isolated cases of peonage
In the south What IS sauce for the
goose should be sauce for the gander The
native Hawaiians, and the japanese and
Italians who have been imported to IIa-
wall under the contract labor system,
doubtless think they are entitled to pro-
lection The condition of the slaves in
Sulu is bad enough, perhaps, to make the
stonicSt hearted American weep. Shall
they be ignored because no votes can De
made by growing excited over their sor-
rows and redressing their wrongs?
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-09-14
"THE lNVESTMENTa0F INFLU-
ENCE.

Not long since you were given a few
thoughts on THE Mission of the Streets"
Those who read 1t, learned that one
bright. happy face on the streets carried
Inspiration and encouragement to a
Stranger.
We can never compute the influence
we exert on others. Often unconsciously
we are sending out for good or evil an
influence that. If for good. sheds light
on some soul; If bad. darkness and shade
Is the result.
One of the best books on this subject
has been written by Newell Dwight
Hills called the Investment of In
duence." and he proves very conclusively
that 1t is the very best investment one
can make. He speaks of the "atmos-
nhere A man carries" He says. could
we test It. we would find every ones per-
sonaIity the center of outreaching In
auence. and he is as utterly unconscious
OF this exhalation Of moral forces. as he
IS Of the contagion Of disease from his
body
one must live a pure life TO throw
around others Il pure atmosphere. Car
lyIa gives US an example of this:
~@-C
mob swept down a street, blazing with
cannon. killed the soldiers. spiked the
guns only to be stopped a few blocks
beyond by mold. white haired man, who
uncovered and signed for silence. Then
the leader of the mob said. Citizens. It
IS he la Cure Sixty years of pure hfo
is about TO address your" So q true
mans presence transformed a mob that
cannon could not conquer" There are
so many instances of personality Great
Ing a sympathetic atmosphere Many
are given in the Bible-we remember
how King Agrippa trembed and was
afraid before Paul; the influence exerted
by the life of Sampel and many others.
Ia OR own Washington we have "a
striking illustration OF the atmosphere
man carries" the writer says of him:
His exploits were the smallest part OF
his work Sheer weight of personality
alone can account for him"
How we wish every human being could
read this wonderful book of Hills. We
can only give a faint Idea Of It's worth
By a few extracts.
Gentle as is the atmosphere about
US, 1T presses with n weight OF ID pounds
to the square inch, No infants hand
feels It's weight; leaf Of aspen. or
wing of bird. detects this heavy pres
sure for the fluid air presses equally in
al directions. Just SO gentle. vet pow
erful is the moral atmosphere of q good
man as ii presses upon and shapes his
kind He who hath made man in his
own image hath endowed him with this
forcefn presence"
"FuH oft a single word has been like
q switch that Turns a train from the
route running toward the frozen north to
a rack leading into the tropic south
We are accountable to God for our
influence; this It is that makes us pause
Blessed are those who have written on
their tomb:
Ills presence made bad men good"
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-09-14
NAMED BY THE PRESIDENT.
List of Appointments in the Diplo-
matte Service.

Washington, September S-The presid IT
has made the following promotions and
appointments in the diplomatic service
John w. Riddle, of Minnesota, now fret
secretary of the embassy at St Peters
burg TO be consul general and diplomatic
agent at Cairo, in place Of John G. Long,
deceased.
Spencer f. Eddy. of Illinois. now seore-
tary Of legation at Constantuople to ne
first secretary of embassy at ST Paters-
burg.
Peter A. Jay. of Rhode Island. now Sec
ond secretary Of legation at CONSTANT
nople. to be first secretary
Ulysses Grant Smith, Of Pennsy lvania
to be second secretary Of the lesa zion ut
Constantnople.
The following changes in the consular
service were announced at the state 1a-
partment today
William K Holloway. transferred from
consul general at st petersburg to Goa
sui general at Halifax
Ethelhert Watts. transferred from con
sui at Prague to consul general at St
Petersburg.
Urban j. I.edoux. transferred from CON
sui al Three Rivers. quebec. 10 consul
al Prague
Church Howe transferred from consul
at Sheffield. England. to consul at Ant
werp.
Charles n. Daniels Of Connecticut. has
been appointed to the vacancy at Shef-
field England
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-09-14
CRYING MERCY SHE WAS SHOT
Los Angeles Millionaire Attempted
To Kill His Wife.

Los Angeles. Cal, September 6.-Colonel
Griffith a millionaire. resident OF this
city, and a member Of the board or
park commissioners, has been arrested on
the charge of assauting his wife with
murderous intent.
Mrs. Griffith Is in a hospital suffering
from the effects of pistol shot wound
In the head and a compound fracture OF
the shoulder She was shot last Thurs
dav evening IN her room at Santa
Monica hotel. where with her husband
and 15-year-old son she has been spend
ing the summer
In her statement to the district attor-
rev Mrs Griffith said her husband shot
her after forcing her to answer at the
pistol point some irrational questions as
to her faithfulness and knowledge of any
attempt to poison him. When ne shot
her she was on her knees She jumped
nm and ran to a window. out of which
she jumped. falling on to a roof i,o: some
IA feet below, fracturing her shoulder
blade. Mrs. Griffith wanted a charge OF
insanity preferred against her husband
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-09-14
$1OO BIG 5OO-POUND STEEL
RANGE OFFER.

If you can use the best big 5o0-pound
steel range made in the world. and are
willing to have it placed in your own
home on three months free trial, just cut
this notice out and send to Sears Roebuck
& Co., Chicago. and you will receive free
by return mail a big picture of the
steel range and many other cooking and
heating stoves, you will also receive the
most wonderful $1.00 steel range offer. an
offer that places the best steel range or
heating stove in the home of any family,
such an offer that no family In the land.
no matter what their circumstances may
be- or how small their income. need be
without the best cooking or heating stove
made.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-09-14
A Notre Dame Lady.

some OF this simple preparation for the
cure of Leucorrhoea. liberation, Dis
placements, Falling of the Womb, Scanty
or Painful Periods Tumors or Growths.
ing up the Spain. Pain n the Back. and
ali Female Troubles. to all sending adj
dress To mothers of suffering daughters
will explain a Successful Home Treat
ment If you decide to continue 1t will
only cost about - cents a week to guar
antee a cure do not wish to sell YOU
anything. Tell other sufferers of it, that
is all | ask Address Mrs. NJ. Summers,
box 105, Notre Dame. Ind
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-09-14
NEGRO Youth Murdered Girl.

baltimore. September S-Charles Jones.
a colored boy. Il years OF age, con-
sare1 Miss Caroline Link on August %,
In this city. giving the details of his
Miss Link was found in a dying condi-
ton in the candy apd confectionery store
Of her employer at an early hour of the
morning OF the day named. and at first
It was supposed that she had fallen and
fractured her skull She died without
returning to consciousness. Subsequently.
a bloody club was found in the apart
ment. and since then the police have
been looking for the perpetrator Of the
crime
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-09-14
Cost of Making Cotton Crop.

Editor Constitutions The little spat be
tween Secretary of Agriculture Wilson
and our highly esteemed General But
Ter seems to excite great deal of In
ferest as to whether or not
Messrs Brown and IIayne were gamblers
when they put the price of cotton up so
much higher than II had been for so long
r. time.
-rgrha present price is only fair when We
think Of the hardships the cotton pant
efs of the south have undergone, when
cotton was so tow, and wAat IL tdhes -
make on. pound OF cotton and the mum
her of tunes that each stalk or Doll OF
cotton has to be handled from the tline
It's cultivation IS begun TO the time 1t
is placed on the market.
Here is the amount Of work II tahes
to make and market a crop: knocking
Ola stalks down. barring off stalks twice,
cunning out old stalks, scattering ferti-
Ijzer ridging twice running out middle
rlanting. first ploWing choppinS out sec
ond and third plowing twice. hoeing an
other blowing twice, taking out ouhches
of grass. NTH plowing, pickinS-one nun
1ra5 hollis to pound of lint. conveying
ia sheets. sheet to cotton house, cotton
house to bin. from bin to feeder. from
condenser to press from press to rail-
road and finally weighing.
II really looks like Mcssrs. Brown and
YIayne are more Ike Moses and Aaron
10 the southern cotton planters than
gamblers and thieves But we are IN me
Tyildernoss yet. Let rs not murmur
non. worship the golden calf that We may
reacI, the promised land and that the
nrica Of cotton may stay Up until the
cotton gets off the farmers hands that
v-o might receive compensation for all
that we have lost while cotton vas low.
e..i,,onold G q
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-09-14
INQUIRERS' CORNER.

w D. Banks, Fayetteville, Ga. wishes
Information of w. +. Howell. Early II
1902 he was at Winnesboro. Tex.
Mrs. A. A. Randall, Quincy. Fla. wishes
to hear from her brother in law, Josiah
Ninson, Left Cairo, Ga 898. Was
in Wilmington, N c.. last heard from.
r. A. Covngton. r. f. D. |, Clio. s.
c.. wants the address of any of the
heirs. Of jefferson Ward. Any informa-
ton OF this family will be appreciated.
Also. where he can get guinea pigs--pure
bred.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-09-14
BECAUSE.

BECAUSE my skies, once sunny,
Are changed to somber gray,
Need I keep casting shadows
Ger other peoples way?
Nav; rather, I'll endeavor
To find in them some rift.
Through which may shine the promise
or brightness when they shift.
Because my harp no longer.
Since sorrow swept the strings.
Resounds with gladstone music,
But 10 the saddest sings.
Shall l send forth vibrations
OF grief, where er l go,
Or learn, through mine own suffering. =
To tighten others woe?
-LURA BROWER.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-09-14
Gave Her Life for Husband.

Chicago, September S.-Rushing IN front
of her husband to protect him from an
attack by an armed man young wife
last aight received bullet in her right
side and physicians say she will die.
Mrs Ida Reckstein. 80 years of age is
the victim and after shooting her Ru-
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-09-14
Relief from Skin Disorders.

Annoying painful skin diseases, such as
letter Salt Rheum, Eczema, Ring Worm,
etc. are instantly relieved and perma-
nenty cured by Tetterine a cooling.
soothing autiseptic ointment Of remarlla-
BILE medicinal value. Nothing like it
nothing that compares with it, One box
viii cure most cases and two to four
boxes are enough for long standing
druggists or by mail. postpaid. from j.
I. shuptrine Savannah Ga.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-09-14

Weekly Constitution. We have had this
paper for nearly twelve years. first one
and then another of the family taking it.
I am sure Aunt Susie can have no idea
of the amount Of sunshine that she sends
weekly to our homes. A woman of such
comfort is, indeed. blessing to her coun-
try women and her country.
Note.-Regret having to omit the re-
quest for position Am not allowed to in
sert any moro such requests In using wa
ter with your fruit for making wine: ! qt
of boiled water to a peck fruit is the right
proportion.
Mrs Frank s. Margrat. Batesville. Ala.
I would like to ask the ladies. through
the columns OF the Woman's Kingdom
what to do for my chickens. They are
dying off very rapidly of a disease which
appears to be worn~A in the craw. They
will appear all right and eat in the eve
ming, and next morning will not be able
to stand or eat anything. and in a few
hours some will be dead. while others
viii linger for a day or two. The
disease all seems to be in the neck and
craw and upon examination we found
the craw to contain q large number of
worms about an inch long and little
thicker than a needle. Some fifteen or
twenty have died out Of flock of for
ty-five, and n great many more are sick.
I have tried EPSON salts, sulphur. tur-
pentine, copperas and lard. but nothing
seems to do any good. A few partially
recovered from It last week, but this week
had another attack and die very rap
idly. Can some one please tell me the
cause of it. and what It IS. and a
lx-o I ,icrbt aI1 T fa1 my
chickens Magic Poultry Food and nux
vomica all the fore part of the summer.
and never had any sick until now.
] would like to hear from any of the
readers OF The Constitution. who have
Angora goats, or sheep, for sale. as we
desire to purchase number Of both sheep
and goats.
Mrs. J. L. Walker Fairview. Miss
Nearly six years have elapsed since | last
wrote to the Wopans Kingdom. Rather
Time has not been Idle all these years.
He mQws down the young as well as the
old. We must all bow to the natural
course of events sooner or later. But
what ] have to say IS this: A long time
ago a contractor built a Baptist church
somewhere in Texas. after which the
committee failed to pay for the build
Ing. The contractor waited Il reasona-
bic length of time then locked the doors,
gave the keys to the sheriff and went
away. The contractor is still alive and
has only a few months to live. Would
it not be the duty OF that church to
hunt that man, pay him for his labor and
beg his forgiveness before he dies? Would
love to know if that church ever
prospered. An old darby, 90 years old.
named Billie wants to hear from the
Gabbetts in Kentucky, to whom he once
belonged
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-09-14
HEAVY SNOW IN COLORADO
Impossible To Run Trains Because
of Drifts.

Colorado Springs, Colo. September T.
A heavy snow fell on the range between
Colorado Springs and Cripple Creek last
night. It was impossible to run trains
to the summit OF Pixies peak today on
account of the snow drifts, although
traffic will be resumed as soon as snow
plows can clear the cog road.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-09-14
His Reasoning.

(From The Chicago Evening Post)
II wish the big hoopslurts style for
women could come in again.
why"
We'll, I figure that when women had
to manage them they didn't have time
to try to manage SO many things in this
world, and man had more of a chance
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-09-14

dolph Hoppe, saloonkeeper. was set
upon by crowd of union cornice work
ers. who Knocked him down and were
beating him over the head when the po-
lice appeared.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-09-14
THE PREMIUM BIBLE.

Our Customers Are Always Pleased.
Mr.. c. c. Stanley. Of Sloan, Ga.
writes on May !:
Editor Constitutions; You do not know
how glad | was made when the mail
came that brought me the fine ST. Bible,
which | received with The Constitution.
It is so much nicer than ! was expect
ing to find It, The thumb index and the
many large pictures are worth heap TO
person. ! return many thanks for
this Bible It is worth So to anybody
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-09-14
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE
AS to Cotton.

Editor Constitutions The writer believes
that The Constitution could do the cot
ton producer substantial service just at
this time by calling the cotton world
attention TO real conditions and facts
The governments figures, Just Issued.
known as the September report. covering
August conditions, Is already being ques-
toned as to accuracy and good faith by
the press and the interested public, and
as 1t is certain that the figures and the
serious decline in prices are not justified
by the real facts. the matter ought to be
vigorously attacked that justice may OBJ
tain.
AS you will understand, owing to the
lateness of this srop, this report Just
issued more properly belongs to the July
condition for average comparison and
the point if you see proper to give the
matter any consideration.
The report covered conditions up to
August %, and the decline in condition
owing to unprecedented hot weather and
also dry weather in this section since
that date has been serious. Owing TO the
lateness OF the crop and the vigorous
growth of the weed up to about the Goth
to the 18th of August. When the hot. dry
weather set in ii was in condition to
be hurt most rapidly and permanently
and all the later cotton In this section
will be very, Very poor. The next report
ought to be considered the real Septem-
Der report when we use it for cOmpari-
sons and the cotton world should be put
fully on notice of same. COTTON.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-09-14
Free Booklet

On Diseases Of Women written by the
leading specialist Of This country. Adj
dress DR.. J. Newton Hathaway, a lnmaA
building. Atlanta, Ga.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-09-14
Seeks Northern Soldier.

Editor Constitution: I would like very
much to know the present address Of
Captain H e. Thompson who was
member Of the Sixth Michigan cavalry
ia the civil war The information Will
be greatly appreciated ,,
Riehnn Ncnnee County Georgia.