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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-11-16

panaman General Obaldla was born in
Chriqai, in the stale of Panama.
Miners and others familiar with the
coast ON both sides oi Tho isthmus de-
clare that any attempt to march an ex-
peditonary arsy from any part or Co
l0mba to the isthmus would he futile
Both coasts consist of impossible jun
giles and swamps and rivers. without
towns or roads or any means for the
provisioning Of AN army. The members
of the junta have not the slightest fear
nat any such expedition viii be attempt
ed and they receive the reports of such
expeditions with eqUanmity.
What is described here i'll Panama
as "lhe United States broad interpreta-
ton sc the clause of the treaty Of 1886.
REGARDING the protection OF traffic across
the istnmus." is deemed ample for the
preventing of the transportation Of troops
by sea and of consequent hostiijiies The
Faciuc steam Navigation Company, a
British concern plying between Panama
and Buena venture has a clause ia its
contract with the Colombian government
which says that it mGst, under normal
conditions, transport government troops
It, however can be said authorta lively
THAI the company viii not transport
Colombian troops TO the isthtnus under
present conditions aud that it has not
been asked by the bian govern
ment to 90 50. Other vesse is which bring
troops from any Colombian port for anv
point in the republic Of Panama will be
prevented py th~ naval authorities Irom
disembarhng them IN case they insist on
so doing after warning is given
The revenues of the new repuhIic If
economically administered yaouise 10
meet all expense. The revenues consist
Of 10 per cent ad valorem duty on
ports, slaughter house taxes. liquor IL
cenSes and similar sources OF income as
those hoiGns a monopoly of the toDac-
co business. from the gambling privileges
at Panama and Colon and from the nt-
terry These sources Of revenue do NOT
include $4,000 in gold per week former
~ paid by the Panama Railroad Com,
panl United States concern to the
bOsota government, which retained 81
$500 '''''i''a oi'iF
The government Of The new rennh,;,
realizing the necessity Of keeping lie
army IN a contented position is na,.i+,,,
ITS officers and soldiers with the ut,nost
General Obalda appeared on thu streets
OF Panama yesterday for the first tina
since November 3, When the indenand-
ence or the iSthmus was i,rocIajr,al
He was greeted cordially by friends and
acquaintances 'A
1t is generally asserted that the isth-
mus eventually will insist on the separa-
ton OF church and state as sen.rafio,
was one of tho measures demanded bv ~.
liberal party In the last revolution and
me population of tho isthmus ia laroe
ly liberal % &c
The question of the admission 90 chi
neSe Is being seriously discussed nv tha
press ana IN other quarters, the consen-
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CALL TO THE REPUBLICANS
National Committee To Meet F."
WASHINGTON in December.

Washington, November 10 senate
Hanna, chairman OF the repupi'eA'.
natioual committee. today mailed TO e4e-
y,ennl,r of the committee letter
jn.r them to meet at the Arlington hnte-
Washington, Friday, december I F. ~
can also is signed by Perry 5 He~ q,
secretary. The committee will meet ff5
day to appoint subcommittee ana 81
d.rv morning will hear the claims Of ei'i@s
aspiring to be selected as the Ilace q
holding the 1904 convention. senate.
Hanna will entertain the members %
the COMMITTEE at q dinner AT the Ar-lng
ton on saturday night. December IL lae
cafl follows:
The members OF the republican nation
al committee ale hereby called to meet r.
the Arlington hotel, in the city OF WASH
inston. al IL O'Clock noon Friday. De
ceinber 1. 1t is expected the session W
continue Saturday, December IL. The
business before the committee being TO de-
eide the time and place Of holding 20
next republican national convention anH
80 transact such other business IS mas
properly come before the meeting.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-11-16
Mother
Lost Reason After
LaCrippe.
Daughter Had FIRE.
quent Spa SIMS.
DIR. Miles Nervine Cured
Them Both.

Or. Miles NerYine IS specific for nervous
disorders. It removes the cause and ettects
speedy and permanent cure.
y feel it is my duty to let you know that
vour medicines have cured my little giyl OF
nine. OF spasn.s. She commented having them
at the aye Of three. Oar family doctor SAID
she would outgrow item BIZ; she Gid not.
We took her to another pAysicial who said
her trouble was epieptic frs i'll a mild form.
He did her 10 coed either. ehc was 50
nervous she coG,G haY,iiy walk. as had
already used I,r. Miie> Nervlnc and found
it 4 good remedy Ion myself | commenced
giving it to nv chiid. / gave her in all ten
bottles Of tiic Ne:yiie and one or the Bioco
Purifier hat was over Two years ago and
she has not had an attack since we COM
menccd the treatment. She is no longer
troubled with IetyoVsness and we consider
her permanently cured. / enclose her pic
turc. My motrey.a- law lost her reason and
was insane for three months from the effects
of I.at1rippe. SIX bottles OF Dir. Mlies' Ner-
vine cured her. Ny sister has aiso taken i
for sick headache with good results. We all
thank you scr; much for your good medi-
cines and kind advice. ] don't think there
is any other medicine hall SO good l send
my daughters photograph SO that you may
see what sweet little girl lives out In
Arkansas" Mrs. HANNAH BARNETT,
Springdale, Ark.
All druggists sell and guarantee first bottle
DR.. Milesr Remedies. Send for free book
on Nervous end Heart Dsense& Address
DR.. Miles Msnieal Gu EskhsSA Ind.
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or Panama, disturbing the peace on the
iSthmus.
No Troops for Panama.
War department officials have reached
the determination that the situation at
Panama does not warrant the sending
of troops there. Both Secretary Root
and Lieutenant General Young, chief Nof
staff, today authorized the statement to
be made that no orders have been issued
to any troops to proceed to the 1sthmuS
and that none is in contemplation.
In speaking OF the matter today, Gen
eral Young said that the president and
secretary OF war had been greatly an
noyed by the public board statement that
troops were 10 be sent TO the isthmus
No such orders or instructions had been
issued. ne said
At the state department q most em-
phatic denial was given to the report.
OFFICIALS realize that any such movement
would add to the political complications
here.
Secretary Hay has received cable
gram from Minister Bealpre, dated 30
gotta November II. asking for leave OF
absence 1t makes no mention CT fur-
ther disorders thcgc. The SecrV tarT has
given Mr. PoauWc permission 20 de-
part from Colombia at his own con-
I-nnfeOce
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coast at sandown today flying the Col
onbian flas. German agents signaled
the Scotia TO come along side her wharf
but she is now anchored 4 mile aud a
half from tho harbor. Cutters from the
United States auxiliary cruiser Dixie are
plying to ana from the Scotia, which has
no communication with the shore There
is great eXcitements as II is said that
General Reyes and his staff ate aboard
tic vessel The United States converted
cruiser Mayiiower left her anchorage
and steamed t. niece the Scotia
The moment the Scotia anchored twenty
marines from the Dixie We're landed
here.
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g q = 7 or | a
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the ~ yy-,;----.--
Signature Of H. HI.
Diamond Medal Lost by Robson

New York. November e.-Captain Eiea
mond Pearson Hobson appeared In a,'
Jefferson Market police court today
apply Tor q search warrant in Il hea-
IN West Thirty-eighth street. which j.
sanitaTium.
He told Magistrate Mayo that his sis
ter Miss Margaret Hohson. Who has
been attending an older sister there, wi
is suffering from nervous prostration, laSl
q purse containing 500. and gold media
studded with thirty-eight diamonds
worth $1,000 Captain Hobson said til
medal was presented to him by a SOUTH
efa society and he priced It highly
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Germany and Panama.

Berlin, November t4--Germany's con-
sailar representatives at Panama have
opened business relations with the new
government, which action Germany sub
sequently sanctioned.
The German consular officials on the
isthmus have reported to the foreign Of
fee that the cabinet of Panama is COM
posed OF men worthy OF respect
1t is intimated iii official circles here
that when the Panama government makes
formal notification OF the organization OF
the new republic Germany will give the
usual recognition without delay.
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What Will United States Doe

Washington. November iS.-Both Sec
retalv Hay and General Y0un" tho chief
of staff Of the army. had retired when
the bulletin announcing that an army
from Colombia was marching against the
isthin1ans came. so that II was impos-
sible 10 learn what action the govern
ment might take TO meet the issue which
VIII be raised Fumor5 were current to-
day that the government intended 80 send
Trnifao States troops to the isthmus OF
Panama. bu: positive official denials were
made that such was the intention Of the
administration which some time ago as
serted its purpose TO prevent fighting that
would endanger tho free transit Of the
isthmus.
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Helped To Take THE General :

Helped To Take The General "
Musca,lne. Iowa, November e.-(sns
cial)-Wuiiam Henry Harrison Beddicl
Unil To-Day one of seven survivors Oh th.
Anderson railroad raid, a military unles-
taking Of 1862 which electrified boia
north and south. is dead. Beddiek. wa
twentv-three others. seized train nea
Atlanta and .ried 20 reach ChaA t;guooa-
laying waste track and telegraph vi.t
behind them. They were captured
ali shot and hung but seven Many NJ.
umes have been written on this ex;a
don. and to Ar. Beddick snd his corr
panions VINO survived the raid courres
awarded medals of honor Othor sci
Vivors are:
William Knight Stryl<er. Ohio: " "
brown, Perryburg Ohio: Jacob Barreft
Benton. Ohio; William Beslnger, III
Comb. Ohio; A Wilson McComb. Ono.
aud William PiJtinger. Banony. Cat
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MILKY Given His Treedom.

Washington, November 9.-The pfesi
cent has denied eight applications for
pardon and has pardoned J r. Miiay,
convicted in Kentucky Of using the mails
70 oeIfaud and sentenced on October 20.
'eo2 to imprisonment for ffteen month
III the United States penitentiary at
iahta, Ga Milby was pardoned becauss
ne IS suffering with mental ALBERTA tion.
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To Punish "Istllmian Traitors. "

Lima. Peru. November l3.~The Co.om-
bian minister 10 Peru has published here
cabegrams received from his govern
ment. dated at Bagota November TO- II
and IL, respectively The cablegTams
say that the Colombian government has
taken measures to suppress the isthmian
traitors" and add that all the parties and
all classes have offered to the government
their lives and property in defense OF enc
national territory.
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COLOMBIA STILL HOPEFUL
OF PEACEFUL SOLUTION

Bogota- Tuesday, November io.--Gen-
erals Reyes, Holguin and Jspina left here
today for Panama on a diplomatic mis-
sion with ful powers to offer the 18TH
mans a satisfactory treaty and such
other concessions as may bring the
isthlnus back to the Colombian union.
1t is expected that amicable arrange
nents viii be made and such are hearti-
" desired hele. News from the state dc
partment at Washington is anxiousy
awaited
American Marines Landed.
Colon, No,ernber I5.---The overdue
German steamer Scotia arrived from the
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-11-16
a GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES

Itching. Blind, Bleeding or Protrodins
piles. Your druggist will refund none
If Pazo Ointment fails to cure you
eix to fourteen days. SOC
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s,,s of epirion appearing to be opposed
.a - s,,ct, admission. The junta has IN
,ited designs for Pansniaai coat o.
arms
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-11-16

10 ,,o,,e nfox.r,s,1,o,. ~ 1a.o.-i1,+ NJ
-,
9V''ii' Seo'9lisiie' a. eoLNeAeo ~ a ga
Dlegfasn % yea eFal Plaza, president or
ECUADOR Iiat Generals Reyes, Cabal-
foes Ospina aud tolguin are now march
zig on the isthlnus Il fsuppress the 18TH
milan traitors has SCI III entire non,,-
IatInn ~ III. ,.tb,,,,, ,a..,,4,t,, III
'"N"" t"e 'o'-'i''"9 i91a'it.'7. ''
'ectea ny ihe IhIehetFapllil3 OF the la0d
and the maoy leagues Of coast line sep
aratmg The isthmus from colombia. and
confident that the United states intends
TO prevent the landing Of Colombian
soldiers from The sea' the is'hmians feel
their security is absolute
The loss Of me isthlnlan territory 49,
OF course a tragedy Tor colombia The
government at bosota IS profanity lsno-
rant OF the attitude taken py the GOV
eminent Of the United states during the
last two weeks. In a frenzy TO save its
face" To appease an angry ana disap-
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Opium. Morphine, Free Treatment
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trial Or. Tucker. Atlanta. Ca
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No Troops for Panama.

venting any one whether from Colombia
or Panama, disturbing the peace on the
iSthmus.
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worsaam. samner o.. rsna- Nor i'th.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-12-16
.ELOPE TO
NEW YORK
And are Married by a KnickerbOcker
Magistrate-Dayid Dix and Adah
Barton, the Parties.

A New York special says: \ couple
wlio had eioped from West Virginia were
united in marriage by Magistrate Breen
in the Centre street police court Tuesday
The bridegroom is David Dyer Dix. Of
Clarksburg, w. Va, and the girl gave
her name as Adah Irene Barton of Rich
wood, w. Va. Dix entered the court
room sheepishly, and after watching the
proceedings for while finally get the
ear Of the magistrate. He told Of the
elopcment, and said that the bride to be
was daughter of Coston Barton. we'll.
to- do business man of Redwood, w. Va.
Dix and the girl decided TO get married
notwithstanding the fathers objections
and came on TO this city to have the ccre-
mony performed. AS the girl was of age
Magistrate Breen willingly tied the knot
James Welch, a probation officer. acted
as best man. Mr.. and Mrs. Dix will re.
turn to CEarksburg after scing the sights
of the metropolis.
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m OF
MR.. MORRIS
COMES AS A HAPPY SURPRISE TO
HOST OF FRIENDS IN HARRI-
SON COUNTY.
Charming and Popular Young Lady Of
Buckhannon is the Bride.-President
Of Seminary oficiates.

The announcement, scnt through the
mails, Wednesday was the first intima-
ton SIr. Win E. Morris many friends
in this city, except few, had OF his hay-
ing become a benedict.
The marriage took place ut THE home
OF the bride at Buckhannm, and the cer-
emony was performed Wednesday morn.
ing Ut $3.50 O'Clock by DR.. John Wier,
president Of the We2t Virginia Confer
ence Seminary. in the presence Of a few
friends. The bride was Miss W. Camella
Young.
Immediately after the ceremony the
happy couple were accompanied to the
depot, where they bearded the drain for
olarksburg, arriving here at 10 O'Clock
and passing through to Cincinnati, where
they win spend their honeymoon. They
viii return to Clarlsburg and be 'at
home here after December ..
Mr.. Morris is a rising young lawyer
and is building up lucrative practice.
In early life he was one of the promi-
nent young school teachers cf the corpl.
ty. He taught in the Glenville, Marshall
and Athens normals. Hemels once mem
ber of the board OF examiners ii This
county. and later lie spent a year in the
governments educational service ii tic
Philippines and met with much success
but resigned the position, came back 10
this country and entered the law school
at the West Virginia university. where
he graduated with bouors. Then he came
here and opened law office unl 1t this
time he is a member of the law firm,
Lewis & Morris. He is prominently >I-.n-
toned os Il candidate for the Republi
can nomination Of the county for prose.
cutting attorney and is receiving mudh en-
couNgemert in his canvass Tor that
honor.
Mrs. Morris j, a beautiful, cultured
and popular Young lady. shc received
her education ut the Conference semi
mary, and just prior to her marriage
was an efficient clerk in Miss Se,tton's
millinery store at Buclhamon. She il
one Of Bucklramon's most c>timable
young ladic, and mas a host ii friends
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DIES y. FROM !!
ACCIDENT
ORE RICHARDS, THE YOUNG MAN
WHO WAS CRUSHED UNDER a
BALE OF HAY sUccuMBs
TO INJURIES.
Death Came to him at the Kessler Hos.
pital Early Wednesday Morning.
Is Son Of Lewis Richards,
of Good Hope.

orie Richards, the young man who WI.
crushed under a failing bale OF hay while
loading wagon in the Baltimore & Ohio
freight yards Monday afternoon, died nj
the Ressler hospital Wednesday morning
at two o'clock from his injuries.
Richards was taken to the hospital in
an unconscious condition shortly after
the accident. His skull was crushed and
fTctured in a terrible manner and he
was badly injured severely.
While the attending physicians did
everything in their power to save the
young mans life, he sank rapidly and
died at the hour mentioned.
The deceased was the son Of Lewis
Richards, of Good Hope, this county, and
was eighteen years of age. He was EN-.
plOyed by orie Meyers at the old Deison
livery barn and was making ms home
in this City for the time. He is sur,
yiyed by his father, five brothers and
eight sisters.
The funeral will take place at the
Ticlcnal church Thursday afternoon at
! o'clock. Burial viii be in the church
graveyard.
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RETURNING FROM ABROAD.

Ex-Governor and Mrs. a. B. Fleming,
who have been on a "trip abroad since
October "a, are now en- route ito their
home in Fafrmont. They sailed from
Naples Italy, on The 9th inst, and are
due to arrive in New York about the
22nd of-this inonth. Mr.. and Mrs. Flem-
ing have had delightful soiouun, ae-
cording to letters Forwarded to friends
during their absence. They visited the
principal points of interest IN Italy, Tw.
key, Egypt and either places. 1T was
their intention to visit Palestine, but
owing to the fact that much sickness
prevailed here they did not include that
interesting point in their route. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fleming are expected Ito be home
for Christmas day.
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REFORlVLERS
NOMINATE
TICKET
AT SALEM FOR COMING MUNICIPAL
ELECTION IN THAT TOWN AT
cONvENTIoN TUESDAY
s NIGHT.
Ernest Randolph Heads the Ticket for
Mayor-Go -Good-sized Crowd Attends
Convention, Though Very Much
Mixed IN Sentiment.

The first municipal convention Of the
year at Sulem was held Tuesday night
in the auditorium in that town. A Cit.
izens' Reform ticket was nominated. II
Is as follows:
Emest Randolph, for mayor.
John Howard, for recorder.
]. @. McGregor, Alex Rftter, II. "
Lynch, Edward Young and Harlowe vii.
rs, for counciImen.
I. B. Pepper, for school commissioner.
The convention was very well attend,
cd and was composed of a mixture so far
as sentiment is concerned. About one.
third of the crowd was OF the reform
faith, another third lives outside OF the
corporation, and The remaining third was
OF the high license faith, according to tho
information given this paper.
Another convention will be held bo.
night in the same hail for the purpose of
nominating Citizens High License
ticket, after which the campaign will be-
gin.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-12-16

RlDGEWAY
COM PANY
Appears at tho Traders Grand Opera
House Tonight Under the Auspices
Of the Young Mems Christian
Association.

The people Of CIarksburg will have the
opportunity tonight of hearing Miss
Katherine Ridgcway, the leading lady
clccutionist on the American Lyceum
platform to-day.
She appears here with her strong com
plny in The Y. NJ. c. A. course and is
sure to please. She mas grown in popular
ity every year and fills as many return
engagements as any one on the platform.
Miss Brewster, is said to have sopra-
no voice OF unusual power combined Wit.
great fexibility and wonderful sweet
ness which captiyates her audience.
Mr. Lamberson, pianist and aecompan,
iyt, has Just finished q course Of study at
Berlin, which mas developed his talent to
i wonderful degree.
Mr.. Kerr Is possessed OF a magniiicently
trained basso coratatenor voice, and is al
ways fayorite with his audience.
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HORSE
on Icy Road and Fell on Top
of Rider-J.T. Flynn Has Mar
row Escape in Folsom
OIL Field.

j. 7. Flynn, the merchant tailor,
had narrow escap Tuesday from a
serious accident. He was out in the
Folsom oil fields on a business trip.
He had to ride horseback for some dis
tance along very icy road. The
horse stumbled and threw him to the
ground, stumbled and slipped again
and fell upon top ofhim. Flynn's left
leg was bruised and skinned its entire
length, but fortunately it was not
broken. He is now limping around
slowly and painfully but is consoling
himself with the fact that the acci.
dent was no worse.
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R
AND
IMPRESSIVE.
is THE FOUR ACT DRAMA IN WHICH
MISS ROSE coGHLAN PLAYS THE
LEADING ROLE.
Love The Greatest Thing in The World
is Beautifully Portrayed in a Mothers
Unselfsh Devotion to Her Boys.

a beautiful and cheerful American
home was portrayed in far more real
istic manner than any other ottcmpt
t.iat has been 1undc on the local stage in
years 1T the 1rpdcrs Gr,nd opem, house
Tuesday evening by Miss Rose Coghlan
and company in "The Greatest Thing in
the World"
The weather was eNtreemly cold and
The audience was not as large as &c
should have been, but even with that for
an excuse, lovers Of high class theaari-
cal productions should not have remained
at home Tuesday evening and missed at-
tending "ThS Greatest Thing in the
World"
The play tells how a mothers deyo-
tion conquers an hereditary appetite tor
drink in her sons, The eldest son fails
into the influence and commits acts th,lt
disgrace himself and his loved ones, but
is redeemed by his mother. She redechs
her son in a way she thinks isher highest
duty. In doing 50 she is thrown into u.s.
sociation with a man who brings TO her
q lifelong happiness.
Miss Rose Cpshlan as the mother has
> part which calls for varied expressions
Of emotion. Her acting was 50 true chat
when the mother was happy in The love
Of her sons, the whole audience was hap.
py; when she broke down in dispair and
when she 80 magnaninously defended
her wayaSad son 10 shield his base act-
ions, the entire audience was moved TO
tears.
Sidney Irving, as Cecil, the eldest son,
md +. 9. House, as Harold, her young.
tse son, were both actors OF high n6ility
In tact the entire company was composed
Of eminent actors, and it is one Of the
few companies playing in which this Is
tile clsc,
The spccial scenery was realistic and
m keeping with the play. 1T afforded
setting more natural thnl Is usually
seen in such plays. The costumes were
beautiful and there were many changes.
The four act drma Of THE Greatest
Thing in the World.' is. indeed one of
the best attractions Of the higher class
that has ever shown in ClarksBurg.