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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-07-27
oherlin Garter To Get Liberty.

Washington. July 26.-(Special) captain
Oberlin NJ. Carter, who was convicted IF
conspiring with Gaynor and Greene to
swindle the government. will soon be ut
liberty. As a result of his excellent be-
havior, he will be discharged early in
next December under the "three-fourths"
law. He will then go to Arizona as the
chief engineer for his uncle. who owns
large copper mines. The theft OF about
100000 was traced TO Carter and nearly
half this sum has been recovered by the
government.
Since he will not be permitted to enjoy
the fruits of his own labor beyond what
is necessary for bare support until the
governments claim is satisfied, Carter
will have to make about $500 200 before hs
can hope to begin to save money.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-07-27

90 cure? Twill cost you nothing to write, and NAV
DC 'le means OF saving you many days of misery
Read What Ex-senator J. @. Oswald SAYS
me enect OF the treatment is indeed wonder
iul. suffered terribly for weeks with nervous
insomnia, and though procured the best medical
attention | obtained 40 relief and was bccomin,r
worn out by the strain. I was completelv cured
III tWp weeks ny YOU and heartily recommend tho
treatment as prompt and effective.
j. =. OSWALD, Minneapolis. Mimi
Wr'te me concerning your case and Will send
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Mlnneapolls. MINI. Send i0c in stamps for M
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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-07-27
SALT LAKE CITY IS QUAKING
Several Seismic Shocks Fit at Utah,s
Capital

SAT- Lake, July 23.-Several earthouaka
shocks were felt in this city at / 40 this
morning The disturbance seemed to
pass from the southeast to the north
west ava -"
~, IN ogden 81 miles north. the shock was
the severest ever felt there tvs a..
tLrbance lasted about ten seconds and
appeared to be in the form of short,
QUICK vibrations. No damage however. Is
reported i'll this city or Ogden.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-07-27
ITALIAN TROOPS ENTER
CHURCH TO KEEP ORDER

Rome. July 23.-F'rom sunrise until sun
set today thousands passed before the
body of Leo XIII lying in state in the
basilica of St. Peters. 1t was originally
intended that this opportunity publicly to
view the remains should extend through
three days, but tonight it IS said that
the time is likely To be curjailed ana
that the funeral may occur Friday in
stead of Saturday night, owing to the
evidences that decomposition is setting
IN This due to today's severe heat, from
which no embalming. however perfect,
could completely protect the body.
The will of the dead pope was opened
at today's meeting Of the congregation
Of cardinals. 1t consists of thirty-six
pages. in the handwriting OF Leo Kill
and leaves all the property OF which he
died possessed to his successor for the
use OF the church. To each members of
his family he leaves a present to be
chosen from the valuable objects in his
apartment. Similar presents are be-
oueathed TO his physicians. The total
amount of the property which ne left
Is not yet known.
Pity and Horror.
The prevailing impression Of those who
today passed before the iron gates of the
Chapel of the Sacrament 10 view the
remains was one of intense pity. com
hined with a certain sense of horror.
The body was tilted up on the catafaique
In order that all might see the terribly
shrunken face. An ordinary skull In a
frame of gold. lying IN a mass of red
roses could scarcely have been more
typical of death.
Except at sunrise, when the crush
threatened a panic. all those who wished
It had an opportunity of entering ST.
Peters During the day many of those
who passed in stopped before the cata-
falque to say a hurried prayer Hundreds
of the women and even some of the
men carried children in their arms.
An important political factor was intro
luced into the ceremony by the entrance
into ST. Peters of Italian soldiers. who
remained there throughout the day to
preserve order. Their presence there, in
si1ch capacity. unprecedented in the
history of modern Italy. is important
as an indication of better relations be-
tween the government and the vatican.
was by the consent. if not by the
-. of the vatican authorities that
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-07-27
How Weak Men Become Strong
"sY is SO OLD THAT HIS IrAL POWER
= RESTORED."-J. NEWTON HATHAWY IN. o.

wealling when he should q the envy and not
the diSpised of men-I WI make That young
man stop his habit and eve MN OF all the bad
results already produced. bpt more than this.
In all men / will cure thtr catarrh. their kid
ney or stomach trouble tfir rheumatism, their
urinary disorders and NateVer else may be
complicated with your dease of the nerves,
the muscles and the par. L do not use the
method of the ordinary d;tor, who does as ha
was told i'll college | fve a special method
of my own, developed Irlng nearly half a
century of continuous Iactlce among men
the very best school--ad you can get the
benefits of this special lo~ledge in no other
way than by applying t me. Come to me II
you have any disease 0 the nervous system
losses or drains impotecy, varicocee, STRIFE
ture, hydrocee. premu unity. weak back
urethral discharges or al sirslar affictlon. I
ask those who cannot cl IN person to write.
stating in their own orls what they are
suffering from, and, reof charge. will tell
them what to do to be;ured in the shortest
possible time consiste with permanency.
Others may not undersind your case I Will.
not only understand It, Ut will tell you the
truth. Call or write DIR. 81 NEWTON
HATHAWAY, AZ lima Bldg, Atlanta, Ga.
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NV appeal is tc

My appeal is to
men; / make a
speciality of their
diseases and their
shortcomings. L
know man as the
engineer knows his
machine. I know
him thoroughly in
health and in sick
ness. Knowing him
so perfectly ! know
by what means to
cure him most eff
fectively and in the
shortest possible
| time. l have made
: a special study of
it for nearly half
a century. and I
ought to know. l
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-07-27
WE DON'T GET THE ISLANDS,
But Denmark Can't Sell to ANY Other
Power

Washington. July 24-The treaty pro-
viding for the acquisition by the United
States of the Danish West Indies official
ly expired today. If Denmark should
conclude to sell the islands to the Unit
ed States, 1t will be possible to revise
the provisions OF the treaty which has
just failed.
Meantime the position Of the state de-
partment IS comfortable, for having done
its part toward completing the bargain
the American government, of course
could not sanction the sale of the islands
by Denmark to any other government.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-07-27
REQUIEM at Washington.

Washington. July 22-With all the
solernnity which makes it the most I'm
pressive service In the Roman liturgy. a
solemn pontifical requiem for his holiness.
Leo XIII. was celebrated at St. Mary
church today by his eXcelency. the apos-
tolic delegate. Most Rev Diomede Fall
COMO. The presence Of Monsisnor Fal-
COMO Ill the capacity of celebrant made
The service the official commemorative
mass of the church in America.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-07-27

will not only stop those drains and losses, that
inlpotency and annoying weakness. but / will
make YOU a perfect once again, man
that can love and be loved No matter what
your age is; by my new method can make
you as perfect and capable as you were when
in your prime and the young whose
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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-07-27
TELEPATHY CURES DISEASE.

7 am curing hundreds every
month by it. This is because
all vital functions are per-
formed by the mind through
the medium of the nerves, and
by controlling the mind | con-
troll every organ of the body.
| have developed the power
of Telepathy TO n wonderful
degree.
If you are afflicted With dis
ease of any kind would il not
be worth your while to write
me about it and let me PROVE
to Won that [ nnsSnas Tho nnr.or
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w ANT Ed. a C e ~ T s
For the authorized Life and Life Work Of
POPE 60 Kill"

-, rotyer James ]. McGovern. D. D., approved
and issued under the official sanction OF Arch
bishop ougley. of Chicago. Cardinal Gibbons
,a endorses Father MEG Overn' : work. Only life
a. MS holiness illustrated With over 100 magniti-
ont coorcd and half-tone pictures. over 800 large
1arto napes. Price only 500. Positively newest,
Hyraest and lowest priced Life of Leo published.
First agent sold IS books IN two hours Best terms
r,nission or salary. 5000 TO $500 per day
Ht order free outfit quick today. Official
EsathoIic Publishing House, Ss5 Wabash Ave,
Chicago Ill.
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Perfect Health.

document was one of the most bitter ana
terrible ever penned by pubiic1st
1t was thus Rome became a part OF
united Italy and the popes, Plus TX ana
Leo XIII. took on themselves the title
of "the prisoner of the vatican"
It is a strange history-Italy, even yet
Catholic almost to man, and yet so de
termined upon another than ecclesiastical
form of government as to not only suffer
but aid in the doing of these spolia tons
of their church and its historic rulers.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-07-27
Groves Chronic Chill Cure

cures the chils that other chill tones
DOM cure. Made OF the following fluid
extracts: Peruvian Bark, Black Root.
Poplar Bark. Prickly Ash Bark, Dog
Wood Bark, and Sarsa parilla The Best
General Tonic. No Cure. No Pay. ooc.
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Do You Suffer with Pi.esp

Do they protrude7
Do they bleed?
Do they pain you?
Do you have mucous or bloody dis
charges2
I can certainly cure you. Write me
fully. Advice perfectly free. DIR.
Tucker. Is Broad street. Atlanta, Ga
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-07-27
a Guaranteed Cure for Piles.

Itching. Blind Bleeding or Protruding
Piles Your druggist will refund your
money if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure
VOL 50 centa.
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REFUSES TO REMOVE TIE LINE.
Japanese Built Before the Russians
Did.

Yokohama. July 26--M. Pavloff the
Russian minister to Korea, having OBJ
iected to the Japanese telegraph line from
Seoul to Fusan. which was constructed
prior to the Russian line the Korean
government asked japanese Minister
Hayashi to remove the line. The latter
has declined to do So
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-07-27
Eruptions

The only way to get rid
Of pi1nples and ether erup-
lions is to cleanse the blood,
improve the digestion, slim
ulate the kidneys, liver and
skin. The medicine to take is
Hoods Sarsaparlla
Which has cured thousands.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-07-27

Again today the body of Pope Leo XIII
lay IN state in the basilica of st. Peter
and about thirty thousand people passed
before the Catafalque during the day.
This is probably slight increase over
the number who viewed the remains yes
terday, and the augmentation was doubt
less due to the widely circulated reports
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-01-22
SHOULD
He HANG?
A TIMELY CURRY IN THE
bURALLI CASE
Alf Chartz Takes up the I'm.
pcrtant Matter.

Editor Appeal:-A man named Blu
life, is under sentence of death in
Dayton for killing man named Zari,
who, also l have never seen. do not
believe Buralli committed an offense
deserving death. AS I understand the
evidence, he had dispute with Zari
about a horse, and claimed some mon
ey from Zari, who denied the debt.
Buralli made threats against the life
of Zari. conditioned upon Zari's fail
ure to pay, and Zari knew of the
threats and of the conditions. They
met in a saloon at Dayton, and Zari,
July aware of the facts above stated,
after rough house" conversation, in
yitei Buralli to come out and fight
aim, and he repeated his invitation
and hectoring, and when stepping out,
Buralli pulled his pistol and shot and
killed him. Now, why should he not
hang under those facts?
Before the killing. Buralli had not
made any motions showing any inten-
ton to carry out his threat. Zari by
going cut, would place himself in a
very advantageous position over Blu
ralli, who would eventually have tC
come out. and in all likelihood Buralli
| acetd under the overwhelming fear
of this fact, because he knew he had
threatened the life of Zari, and thai
Zari knew it, and that therefore Ear
must be seeking life and death fight
and seeking advantage. Buralli, there
fore, shot under the great fear tina
must have possessed him, and Zari
therefore, contributed to his own in
jury.
What killings deserve death, as &C
knowledge by the more advances
thought? l. A killing while in tn
preparation of a crime g Killin
from ambush and lying in wait. know
las assination. ;. Killing by poison
A. Killing by torture. Buralli is gui
ty of none Of these
There is another reason why b
should not hang. The witnesses VIII
testified against him don't want nil
to.
desire to add that am not emplo
ed in this matter by any one, an
! write solely from irnDnlSe of dllty
ALFRED CHARTZ.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-01-22
FURTHER DETAILS.
Facts Regarding the Trayior Killing
CominQ Out.

Facts Regarding the TrayIor Killing
Coming Out.
Weird came down from Ely that an
other of the wounded men shot by
Traylor had died This makes the
fourth dead man From reliable source
We learn the members of the union
who went up to run Superintendent
Traylor out of his place. to give them
selves courage and be brave( loaded
THEMSELVES up with bug-juice, and then
started on their way to commit the
dastardly deed which they attempted
and which resulted in the death of
four of the would-be heroes. 1t ap-
pears that the leader of the gang,
named Lloyd, took to his heels and es-
capped uninjured. The report that
great excitement exists at Ely is I'M
true. All the talk of calling out mi
htia, ETC., all is bosh. The leaders
Of the gang got dose of their own
medicine. and don't want any more.
They have their satisfy.
The Miners Union of Ely disOwn
any Connection with the raid on Tray
lor-Lncoln County Record.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-01-22
THE FLOUR MILL.
n. n. cc-: is Here Looking Over the
Field.

~. n. FIX is Here Looking Over the
Field.
Yesterday H. H. Beck, of Reno. ar
rived in this city to look over the field
preparatory to moving his flour mill
from the valley to this city. Near Ge-
noa he has one of the best equipped
and modern mills in this State. 1t
was run a short time, but the grain
had to be hauled to it and the product
hauled out again, it was found to be
too close margin to work on, and the
mill has been closed for the past year.
Some time ago Mr. Beck announced
that he would move the mill to this
city. and will leave for the valley to
day to look at the property from both
ends. There is no question about it
being a good move and he will receive
the hearty support of the Carson pee
pie in the move. He will be able to
make a definite statement in a day O,
SO regarding the proposed Carson i'm
prOvement
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-01-22
Tonight's Play.

Carson theatre goers are to wit
ness a home production this evening
that promises to be ahead Of the av-
erage travelling troup that visits this
city. The local talent will place
"Fanchon. the Cricket" on the stage
and from the rehearsals. the audience
il to witness a performance that is
finished in every detail
A number of new people will be
seen in the cast, and while they arc
new at the business. yet from the
study and care that they are taking
IL is safe to guarantee a fine produc
ton.
The fact that the reserved seats
are pretty well sold out. makes it q
sure thing that a crowded house will
greet the players. and the audience
will be treated to the best that the
new dramatic club can give them
Everybody is going to the show need.
nc 1:ess boOms to help it along
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-01-22
SENATE
Third Day.


President Allen in the chair.
Prayer by the chaplain.
Journal of preceding day read and
approved.
s. B. No. 2, introduced by Mr.. Ora
ham-Act to grant leave of absence
to A. G. Dawley. county clerk of Elko
county, for four months-Bill placed
on third reading and passed.
Mr. Bell gave notice that he would
at some future day present a bill for
the protection of men working about
moving machinery.
The president of the Senate here
announced the following standing
committees:
Elections
Senators Hunter, Miller and Freud
Ienthal.
Corporations
Senators Pitt, Dangberg and Green
Ways and Means
Senators Bell, Miller. Raftice, Lord
and Williams.
/ Militia and Indian Affairs
i Senators Lord. Thorne and Dang
berg.
4; Agriculture
! Senators Dangberg. Pitt and Will
liams.
/ Senators Roff, Hardin and Freud
enthal
Mines and Mining
Senators Jackson. Graham an
Thorne.
Public Lands
Senators Hunter Dangberg an
Gallagher.
Federal Relations
Senators Thorne, Green an
Brougher.
Engrossed Bills
Senators Hardin, Dangberg al
Brougher
Enrolled Bills
Senators Miller, Rolf and ThOrne
State Prison and insane Asylum
Senators Rolf Bell and Freude
thai
Mileage
Senators Green, Pitt and Gallaght
Education, Library Public Morals
Senators Raftice, Graham al
DaEgberg.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-01-22
A SUGGESTION.
How Lot Of Legislative Friction Can
Be Avoided.


Be Avoided.
The Appeal notes the fact which
hobs up at every session, that the dis
tribution of the legislative Offices have
left lot of hard feeling behind. Some
counties have been left entirely out
in the cold, that gave handsome MAORI
ties to the ticket. and in some instan-
ces men who were either lukewarm
or actually antagonistic to the ticket
have been rewarded by good jobs. In
many instances, the members knew
nothing of the status of the applicants
In cases where men have come sew
eral hundred miles to apply for po-
sitions with full assurance of getting
them, to find themselves turned down
at the last moment, naturally feel
that they have a kick coming. Then
to see their places filled with men
who are not party workers and never
have been, cuts with aditianal force
All this friction can be remedied
by reducing the matter to a system
Let the State Central Committee at
its next meeting apportion the various
| Offices within the gift of the Legisla-
ture to the various counties of the
State. There are enough Offices to
give each county one and some two
live the extra appointments to the
larger counties.
After the aportionment is made let
it stand until some subsequent Com
mittee changes it. Suppose the county
| of Eureka was aportioned the Assis-
tant Clerk Of the Senate. This would
be understood and the Senator from
that county would name the person to
fill the place and that would settle
IL The man who came in from that
county would know before he started
| what lie was going to get and not be
SUBJECT to disappointment and ex-
,'-nse while getting nothing.
After each legislative selection of
appointees, number of disappointed
people go back Lonie growing and
kicking and the chances are good
hat in the next campaign they are
throwing hatchets at the ticket.
The Fusion party needs a thorough
reorganization and the reducing Of
such details to Q system. Now It ia
all heller SHELTER, and in many instan.
ces this sort Of uncertainty results
il trouble on election day, and q LOT
of discomfort between times.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-01-22

The Assembly vas called to order |
by Speaker Wilson.
Leaves of absence were asked and |
granted for Assemblymen Skaggs, |
Greenhouse and Noteware, on account |
of illness. !
| After prayer by the chaplain the re-
port of the mileage committee was re-
ceived and adopted. The miles trav-
| eled by the members varied from 2, !
| for Ormsby county men to 1884 for a
representative from Lincoln county.
The former gets thirty cents for his
travelling expenses and the latter
1880.
Senate Bill No. l was received and
after reference to the Committee
of the Whole was passed. 1t provides
for an appropriation of $4,000 to pay
the expenses of the present session.
Senate Bill No. 2, which gives the
County Clerk of Elko county leave OF
absence for four months was referred
TO the Elko delegation.
Mr.. Averill moved to take the COM
munication of the Secretary of State
from the table and place it on file.
Carried by vote of 20 to 9.
Mr. Denton gave notice that on to-
morrow he would introduce a bill re-
gulating the hours Of labor
, Mr. Judd from White Pine, gave
notice that he would introduce bill
classifying stock and matters pertain
ling to the assessment valuation there
on.
Mr.. Averll gave notice that he
4 would introduce a bill providing for
licenses to peddle or to act as auct
ioneers to soldiers of our wars.
A Washoe delegate gave notice that
he would introduce a bill defining who
T. are fellow servants and who are no,
fellow servants.
The Speaker announced that he ex
r pected to be able to name the stand
ing committees this morning.
d Adjournment taken until II oclocl
today.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-01-22
The WORK OF THE
NEVADA LAW MAKERS
SHORT SESSION ARE BEING HELD IN BOTH BRANCHES OF
The LEGISLATURE
Presiden; Aim names The Standing Committees of the
Senate

Claims and State Affairs.
Senators Graham, Pitt and Miller.
Rules
Senators Bell, Lord and Pitt
Adjourned until Thursday at IL a.
m.
The Assembly.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-01-22
,,iEIllill|IIIlI:::ti
90 YOU KNOW

That you can have = SUIT made to or
der, with guarantee Of IT and per-
feet satisfaction, at prices from $12
to $50? These are the famous I'm
ternational" clothes worn by over
one million we'll dressed men,. r. W.
Day has q complete line Of these sam-
pies, and they are open to inspection
at any time. The large number Of
we'll dressed men or Carson street
10 . guarantee Of the good work their
house turns out.
The international TailerinS o.,
Chicago ana New York.
i!i!!illii;Iti;:N
The Forrest City times., 1903-12-25
BITS OF FASHION.
Dainty Trihes Thnt Lend Attractive ness to the Costumes of
 the Season.

The loose coats are all shorter than of late years. says fashion authority.
 Very large. handsome buttons of old silver, dull gold, or ename: are some times the only note of ornament or color upon box coat.
 Old-fashioned crape lisle is used for the greater part of the neck ruchings for costumes of heavy fabric
 Trimmings on evening skirts this year are noticeably toward the middle of the garment The lower edge is often finished with a simple hem a few inches in width.
 Chiffon lends itself so admirably to the present treatment of evening sleeves that it is often used for this purpose in gowns of net. lace, crepe de chine or other materials.
 Tulle, net, mousseline, chiffon, crepe de chine, crepe de Paris and lace are favorites for ball gowns The demand for these fabrics has brought out Q number of lovely novelties in tule.
 White gloves are not very much worn on the street in the morning. tans, grays and reds having superseded them. Driving gloves of suede with dogskin palms are a novelty