davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-11-06
PTzeSTnyk Pananski WOIny.
Wojsko kolumbijskie opuSci1o Colon.
Ziazd cara Wilhelmem rekojmia pokoju'
Amsryka6skie stacye weglowe stanie zaniedbania.
MiIioner fadelfijski niewoH II rozb6jnik6w'
Ira Wilhelmem rekojmia pokoju.
Amerykadskie stacye weglowe stanie zaniedbania.
MIioner flIadelfjski niewol rozb6jnik6w.

Jest doWodem, Ze Hltody Hlollal-
cha wlosh przejal sic w Paryzu
ezczera sympatya dla Francuz6w
/ odczul potrzebe wyrazenia
swych uczuG przyjaznych bez
wzgledu ma to, re oswiadczenie
jego musialo bye przykre dla Au-
stryi.
Me znaczy to, ze krol Enanu-
Ell, wywolujac pamiec przeszlosci,
chcial upokorzyc Austrye, lub dac
do zrozumienia, IL moze dojst do
odnowienia braterstwa broni
miedzy Wlochami Francya.
Przeciwnie, usilowal widocznie
zapobiedz takiemu pojmowaniu
swej mowy, stwerdzajac, ze przy-
czyny neporozumieh wlosko au-
stryackich naleza juz do przeszlo-
Sci. Nova jego, jako calosc ME
byla bynajmniej skierowana prze-
civ Austryi, ami ME upowaznia
do zadnych zgola przypuszceh, re
Wlosi mySla 0 zerwaniu obo-
wiazujacych obecnie sojuszow
Ale pozostalo niej wrazenie, re
zawierala cos, co sprzeciwia sic u
czuciom austryackim, re byla
echem wypadkow, 0 kt6rych
wzgledy na Austrye ME pozwa-
laja wspominat przy takich oko-
licznosciach. Zawierala obraze,
prawie nieuchwytna, kt6ra od-
czuwa sic SLIME, jakkolwiek tru-
dno sformulowae jej istote.
Odczuli ia tez powszechnie, ,nie-
tylko W Austryi samej, ale takze
w Niemczech, nawet Francyi i
Wloszech. Pierwsza nova krola
w{oskiego wywolala wszedzie IL
czne komentarze. Tiomaczono ia,
aby wykazac jednej strony, re
jest dowodem zwrotu w stosun-
kach francusko wloskich, -
drugiej, ze jest Swiadectwem
trwalosci tr6jprzymierza. Move
druga natomiast przyjeto po-
wszechnem milczeniem. Prezy-
dent Loubet ominal w swej Cd
powiedzi zrecznie te drazliwa
sprawe, a prasa ME wspomina o
niej pomimo, re jest to bardzo
wdzieczny temat dyskusyi. Pra-
sa wIoska wyraza sic z wielka
wstrzemiezliwoScia o drugiej mo-
vie 'nowego monarchy. w Mem
czech Austryi przyJeto ja gro
bowen milczeniem, zadawalajac
sic prostem przytoczeniem tekstu.
Tylko W pismach niezaleznych a
Smiaiych znajdujemy uwagi o tel
movie, Iatwo zrozumiec, ze W
Austryi uwagi te ME So pochle-
bne dla Wiochow, ami tez przy-
chylne dla mich. Zw1aszcza roz-
powszechniona W kolach officer
skich die Reichswehr" ME u
krywa swego oburzenia, wskazu-
je na zgodnosc mowy kr6lewskiej
daznosciami iredentystow i cze-
steni manifestacyalul przeclw
Austryi, i wyraza przekonanie, IL
Wlosi beda 0 tyle szczerzy ucz-
civil, re wystapia otwarcie
przymierza, do ktorego ME maja
juz zadnego przywiazania. Do
tego oczywiscie ME dojdzie. O
tenn ME mysli ami Wiktor Ema-
nue1 ami tez Rad jego wick
szosc narodu. Dowodza tego maj
lepiej toasty parysllie. Ale wiel-
kiej trwaloSci sojuszowi temu
przepowiadat juz ME mona.
Rozluzniaja sic wezly, laczace W
zwiazek nienaturalny try pam
stwa z interesami w czesci wrecz
przeciwnemi, druga nova kro-
la wloskiego w Paryzu zerwa}a
iedna ostatnich nici, ktore Ia
ezysy Austrye re sprzymierzeh7
Gem poludniowym
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-11-06
TELEGRAMY,

rzadu kolumbijskiego znaczne su-
my, "a kt6re ME postaWiono ma
przesmyku Panamskim ami je-
dnego gnnachu publicznego, ME
polozono ami jednej szyny kolei
zelaznej. Uchwala senatu ko-
lumbijskiego, azeby ME zatwier-
dzic traktatu o kanale panam-
skim spowodowa1a ludnosc pre-
smyku do ogSoszenie swej niepo-
dleglosci.
Colon, 6 listop. - Wojsko rza-
DOVE wsiadlo ma olcrety i odply-
nelo wsrod okrzyk6w ludnosci.
Rada miejska uchwalila nlezwlo-
cznie uznac niepodleglosc pre-
smyku Panamskiego. Wszyscy
dotychczasowi urzednicy costa
ma ma swych stanowiskach, 0 lie
zloza przysiege ma wiernosc RE
czypospolitej panamskiej.
Washington, 6 listop. - VIA
domosci Colon stwierdzajs
fakt, re wojsko rzadowe kolum-
bijskie opu$cilo miasto / ze ME
podlegioSe przesmyku Panam-
skiego zostala uznana przez lu-
dnoSt calego kraju. Ola rzadu
zwlazkowego stanowilo to zna-
czna trudnoSc, re ma stacyi kolei
zelaznej w Panamie strzegAy woj-
ska powstahc6w, a stacyi W Co
lon wojska kolumbijskie. DIS
trudnoSc ia ME istnleje.
Londyn, 6 listop. - w posia-
dfosciach niemieckich w Afryce,
W DamarIand, powstall KRAKOW
cy z tego powodu, ze niemieccy
oficerowie zamordowali jednego
z ich ziomkow. Powstahcy zdo-
byli twlerdze Warmbad wycieli
wszystkich Niemcow w pieh. Ro-
dziny angielskie zabrali do ME
wolf.
Egelsbach, E listop. - Cesarz
Wilhelm przybyl dotad z Wies-
badenu i zostal ma dworcu kole-
jowym powitany przez cara,ksie-
cia heskiego i ksiecia Henryka
pruskiego. Monarchowie ucalo-
wall sic wzajemnie pojechali ra-
zem do Wolfsgarten. Kanclerz
Buelow i hrabia Lamsdorf kon-
ferowali w Darmsztadzie w spra-
vie traktatu handlowego miedzy
Rosya a Prusami. Zjazd cara z
Wilhelmem uchodzi "a gwaran-
eye, re spok6j miedzynarodowy
ME bedzie naruszony. Ma bankie-
Gle wieczornym Buelow Lams-
dorf byli takze obecni.
Berlin, E listop. - w sprawie
rewolucyi panamskiej Niemcy
zachowaja sic neutralnie, przy-
znajac, ze Stany Zjednoczone So
W tel sprawie najwiecej intereso-
wane ME dopuszcza, azeby pod
danym niemieckim stala sic
krzywda. Ma wypadek potrzeby
wojsko niemieckie zostanie wy
sadzone ma lad razem wojskiem
angielskiem i amerykahskiem.
Uchodzi tutaj "a rzecz pewna,
ze Amerykanie przy5ozyli reke do
wybuchu powstania.
Londyn, g listop. - w tuteJ-
szych ko]ach rzadowych panuje
przekonanie, ze Stanom Zjedno-
czonym nalezy zostawit wolna
reke przy regulowaniu sprawy
przesmyku panamskiego. Podo-
bnie zapatruja sic inne mocar-
stwa europejskie.
Pekin, 8 listop. Zajecie
Mukdenu przez Moskali i pre-
trzymywanie W niewoli tatarskie-
go genera}a, ktory kazal sciac
glove rozb6jnikowi w sluzbie
moskiewskiej, wzburzylo cesa-
rzowa do najwyzszego stopnia.
Doradzano jej wypowiedzie6 Ro-
syi wojne, lecz przewazyla rada
ministr6w, ktorzy to rozumieja,
re Chiny So zanadto slabe, aze-
by mog}y sic mierzyG z Rosya.
Japonia zapewnila Rad chihski,
ze ME zawrze z Rosya takiego
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-11-06

llaii Ill w lSill lulCS(lC uSZSS<SNd
100000 dzieci. Uwazamy to "a
wazny zwrot W rozwiazaniu
kwestyi wychowania. w szkole
sw. Stanis}awa K. pewien 10 le-
tni ch}opak polski zduniewal
swa znajomoscla nawet irlandz-
kich dziejow. w szkolach sw.
Karola Boromeusza sw. Jakoba
znalezlismy chiopc6w, kt6rzy ma
swoj wick niezmierne zrobill po-
stepy." - Sam pan Mosely byi
wczoraj innymi czlonkami ko-
misy1 W Evanston | tam w swej
mowce wielkie pochwaiy odda-
wal amerykahskiemu systemowi
ksztaicenia mlodziezy.
Niedorzeczna 1atwowiernose.
Pani Janet Greenwood, wdo-
wa z Indiany, wlerzy w to, re
umrze W przyszly czwartek, IL
bm., z powodu, re jej to przepo-
wiedziala jakas kabalarka ME
tylko w skutek tel WARY tract
widocznie zdrowie silly Ia W
skutek autosuggestyi moze isto-
tnie umrzec), ale takze postano-
villa wydat do fatalnego terminu
wszystko, co posiada, okolo
$4,000. Dzislaj W hotelu Great
Northern wydaje wiec bankiet
czterdziestu chlopcom sprzeda-
jacym gazety; jutro czterdziesci
dziewczat pracujacych W ro4-
nych skiadach, prowadzi do tea
tru. Dobrzeby by1o, by znalaz1
sic ktos, ktoryby wyperswadowai
jej Micro 2dne zamiary.
Ma kolc naokofo swiata.
Niejaki w. Schwiegerhausen,
kt6ry ma SVEN kole objezdza
SWAT caly czescia ola wlasnej
przyjemnosci, a czescia W celu
wystepowania odczytami W
stowarzyszeniach sportowych,
przybyi wiasnie do Chicago. Byl
juz w S czesciach swiata teraz
podrozuje po Stanach Zjednoczo-
nych, d. S grudnia b. r. zamie-
RIA powr6cit do NIemiec. Roz-
poczai on swa podroz W towarzy-
stwie dwoch innych kolarzy, ale
jeden z jego towarzyszy zacho-
rowai W podr6zy, drugi zosta1
zastrzelony przez Beduin6w W
Arabii. Powlada on, re te wypad-
XII o malo 60 ME skionlly do
przerwania podrozy, ale punkt
honoru kazai mu slowa dotrzy-
mac i podroz dokohczye. Drugi
raz jednakowoz ME podjalby sic
takiej podr6zy "a zadne skarby
Swlata. Ostatecznym celem jego
podrozy jest wydat ilustrowane
dzieio, chodzi takze wygra-
ME zakiadu. Musi on sic trzymat
planu podr6zy CORY ulozonego
wszedzie starac sic o poswiad-
czenia, re 60 sic trzymal.
Miasto i powiat.
Miasto Chicago zaskarzy1o
wczoraj powiat Cook W sadzie
obwodwym $4,000 powodu,
ze powiat ME zaplacil W rachun-
ku "a wode dostarczana zakla-
dom powiatowym cd pazdzierni-
ka 1902 o 80 wrzesnia 1903. Mia
sto dopiero Cd lat czterech zada
cd powiatu zaplaty "a dostarcza-
ME woody: przedtem dostarcza1o
ia bezplatnie byioby gotowe ma
da1 to czynit, jezeliby "a to po-
what ME obliczai mlastu kosztow
sadowych. Powiat natomiast ME
chce mic siyszec o zwolnieniu
miasta cd placenia kosztow sado-
wych, a takze ME chcial dawniej
p1acic "a wode dostarczana dla
zakiadow, z powodu re 50 to "a
kiady dobroczynne. Ale sad wyz-
sly uznal, re powiat "a te wods
placic musi i wydal juz DIVA ma
kay zapiacenia "a rachunki wo-
dne W surnie 10000, ktorycil
dotychozas ME zaplacono.
Egzamina siuzby cywilnsj.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-09-11
CHARLEY
SWISHER
WITHDRAWS
FROM THE RACE FOR GOVERNOR,
LEAVING THE FIELD TO TETER,
DAWSON AND DORR, AND
ALL OTHERS.
Senator wni Now Run for Secretary Of
state.-wants to Wear Dawson's
Shoes While.

Hon. Charles W. Swfshcr will with
draw from the race for the nomination
for governor ON the Republican ticket.
At least this is the report, and while the
senator could not be seen his friends
claim that it is true. But he will enter
n race. it Is said, whore his chances of
winning the nomination are about as
good rs n politicians chances could be;
he will announce himself as candidate
for the Office of secretary of state, and
that he viii be the nominee of his party
no one has been found who will doubt.
While the senator has legions of
friends who want him to take the guber-
Material ticket. he has more who would
prefer to see him go little slower and
be satisfied with an Office of smaller dig
nifty Mt first-and 1t is said they prom
ised great things for the future.
with the withdrawal Of Swishcr, Mr..
Dawson, Mr.. Teter and Mr.. Dorr have
the gubernatorinl arena all to themselves
Judge Mason positively will not make
fight for the nomination.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-09-11
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

State of West Virginia.
At rules held in the circuit clerks of
fee of Harrison county ON the first Mon
day in August, 1908.
Star Rig. Reel and Supply Company, a
corporation, vs.. George E. DeGolia.
Trespass ON the case In assumpsit.
Damages 100000.
The object of the above-styled suit Is
to recover of the above-named defendant.
certain debt for goods, wares and ner.
chandise sold and delivered by the plain
tiff to the defendant Mt the request of
the defendant, and to subject the pay
ment of the same by process of forcing
attachment and assets of the said George
E. DeGolia. said claim amounting to
S524o4.
It appearing from an afiiavit filed in
this action that the defendant George E.
DeGolia is not resident of this state
it is ordered that he appear here with
in one month after the date of this first
publication of this order to do what is
necessary to protect his interest In this
suit. b. w. WILLIAMS,
au7-4t Clerk.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-09-11
JUST REMEMBER THIS.

DeBelrs Kidney Pills is the only rem
edy that cures diabetes. They win cure
any disease that arises from the same
cause, disordered kidneys, rheumatism,
neuralgia, heart disease. nervousness,
bladder troubles and female complaints
all yield to DeBell's Kidney Pills. There
can be no doubt, no uncertainty about
the result of using DeBell's Kidney Pills.
They will cure rheumatism or other kid
ney diseases as surely as pulling de-
cayed tooth cures toothache. Price 25c
per box. Sold by Wells & Haymaker,
druggists.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-09-11
CRAWFORD
FOUND
GUILTY
Ex-PoIeeman Given Sentence of One
Month IN JAN and Twenty-Five Dol
Lar Fine for Drawing Gun on Con-
stable at Fair Grounds.

George Crawford wa, given trial be-
fore Magistrate Riley Saturday afternoon
for drawing revolver on Constable ii. l..
Davis At the fair grounds Friday morn
ing. George was drunk when he drew
the revolver and didn't reaiiz.- The Sc
robustness Of his ofrense. The magistrate
sentenced him to one MONTH, imprison-
ment in jail and fined him SIS. craw-
ford may appeal the case lie was hunt
ing for bondsrnan at the time of going
to press.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-09-11
SMITH
COACHES
WEST VIRGINIA CONFERENCE SEM
MARY FOOT BALL TEAM AT
BUcKHANNON THIS SEASON.
Game win be Played on Fair Grounds
Here October 10, Between Seminary
and University Teams.-Big At
tendance Looked For.

L. o. Smith, TO baseball and football
fame, will leave for Buckhannon Monday,
where he has been engaged by the West
Virginia Conference seminary football
team Us coach ut lucrative salary. The
offer was made to Mr.. Smith several
weeks ago, but he did ont then see his
way clearly to go, having position here
that paid him better, but the team was
determined to have his services and they
went to work and got the needful. AIr.
Smiths engagement will last eleven
weeks. 1t is his maiden attempt at
coaching, but he has had much experience
ON football teams, and no doubt will
succeed admirably. The team will play
the University aggregation here October
10, the game taking place ON the fai.
grounds. 1t is expected to be big day
The cadet band win be brought from
Morgantown, and many of the boys of
that town will accompany the team. The
enthusiasm already shown at Buckhan-
non means that all that town will be
present Mt the game.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-09-11
Notice to Creditors.

To the creditors of Homer U. Frush, de-
ceased:
In pursuance of decree of the Circuit
Court of Harrison, made in a cause there
in pending, to subject the estate of the
said decedent to the payment of his debts,
you are required to present your claims
against the estate of the said decedent
for adjudication to L. C. Grille, Commits
sioner, at his office in said county, on
or before the 26th day of August, 1908.
Witness, II. w. Williams, Clerk of
the said court, this 18th day of July 1908.
q. W. WILLIAMS, Clerk.
jlyl7-w6t&p
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-09-11
VIOLENTLY
INSANE MAN
Heavily Handcufed and Closely Guarded
Taken to the Asylum at Weston.

A man named Rohrbaugh from Ran
dolph county, was taken through here
Saturday by two robust guards at the
asylum for the insane at Weston. He IS
small fellow, but the guards had great
difficulty in taking him TO the asylum,
he was so violent. They had him heavily
handcutfcd. Rohrbaugh imagines that
he is the Great jehovah and tried to kill
his two sisters this week. The guards
stated that he was the most violent
patient they had ever handled.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-09-11
ITCHING ND BURNING.

Eczema. etter, piles. No cure, no pay
Doro-carbol Salvc absorbs the tumors
ailays the itching at once. Acts like a
poniticc. and gives instant reliefe. Boro-
CARROLL Salve is the only remedy for &c
!, letter and piles. Sold on a pos.
itive guarantee-No cure, no Jay. Price
Csc per box. For sale by Wells s Hay
maker. druggists.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-09-11
LARGE CROWDS
ATTEND The FAIR.

tax. owned by Cork and Sommers, of
this city, came in second. Lucinda, owned
by NJ. j. WEIGH. of Pittsburg, won third.
In the second heat of the pace. Mani
toba and Black Bell met with an acct
dent, which put them out Of the race.
One of the sulkeys caught wheels with
the other on the side of the track oppo-
site the grand stand, and one horse went
down. The other sulkey's wheel was
torn off. The horse that fell was not
injured. The drivers, luckily. escaped
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-09-11
CAUTION.

Don't have consumption Use Bunsen's
Pine Tar Cough Honey. 1t will cure
and is pleasant to i,ke For sale by
Wells ( Haymeksr, druggists.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-09-11

The third heat of the race was declared
off by the judges. it being low heat.
Eddie p. and Ada Russell were tied for
first and second money. Rather than
run the heat again they agreed to divide
the money.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-09-11

~ I'd: Logan. 81 illis city. setfsne mt
money, and Miss Flora, second. y
One Allie RIM
Hark Holman g-Suzum1 :. = 1, IS 3
csppa (liiclsuan) q
Buckley tcottriilj 4
Ring Leader tI5oganl Il i
Miss Flora ~. ... 2
Time. l:4s. l:5a. -
Election Results.
The annual election Of seven directors
TO serve two years from january j next
took place Friday The commissioners
were L. L. Lang, Boyd Allen and S. d.
Gore. Two tickets were in the field. The
following ticket was elected and figures
are given showing the number of votes
received: T. N. jackson. 257; A. A.
Lang, 243; S. S. Faris. 24s; T. s. Spates,
PA; G. c. Southern, PA; v. L. Highland.
2ss, and F. r. Moore, 200.
The other ticket, with the number of
votes received, was rs follows: James
Duncan, 30; P. ]. R. Ash. ~; R. a.
Garrett. AZ; George A. Lewis, SO; r. w.
Harrison. 81; and James n. Hurry. 20.
The clerks were F. NJ Davis and c. II.
Bartlett.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-09-11

The thirty annual fair of the
Yves, Virginia Central Agricultural and
Mechanical society came to close Fri
day evening.
The gate receipts, rs well as every
thing else, show that it was the largest
and most successful in the history of
the society The men at the gates took
in S5.lS4.34. This does not include rail-
road fares and the money obtained from
privileges. but merely admissions sold at
the Office on the grounds. The crowd
each day was in the best of humor and
every one seemed to be pleased with him
self and every one els. THE order could
not have been better and that feature
was noticed and mentioned by all in at
tendance.
The crowd the last day numbered from
5000 to 10000. being considerably fewer
than on the previous day, but sufficient
to make a fine showing and for COM
fort and convenience.
The total receipts are estimated at
$1,000. the largest in the history of the
fair.
Fridays Races.
The races were greatly enjoyed. al
though they were somewhat protracted
and thousands had to leave the grounds
before they were concluded. They re-
suited as follows:
Three Minute Mixed
Lucinda twelch) ..-.....l 9 2 9
Black Bell tosborn) ......3 3 ; , 3
Nfnuf4nIx, a n
Time, 2:e6H. e.2-. as< e.s5.
.:3sA.
The race was wone by Manitoba. Luz
cinda. owned by NJ. J. welch, of Pitts
burg. received second money and Black
Bell. Lynn Osborn. city. owner. took third
place.
The next race. free for-ail-mixeti. was
the feature Of the day. The worlds rec.
ord on third of mile track was brols-
en-. the best time being 2:l9il. and the
way that Improve walked away from
Col. Day and other good horses in the
race was the talk of all. II wa- remark
able time. considering the fact that the
horse that made it is 10 year. old. Thi.
race stood ns follows: Improve. owned
DS D u Nt-cinan, oil ta:rnont. winning
the race, with Col. Day, belonging to \.
d. Parr. second: and Cork and Scsn,ncrs'
Mambrino Field third
Free for All Mixed
Aiambrino Field &C. & s.)....3 2 3
Aicatraz ct. f. Gore) .......4 7 &
Improve Cwisemanl .........l 1 L
Colonel Day a. D. Parr) ...o 2
Tinm. e:loA. 2:iaA. 2:e0z.
The one mile run was very slow about
getting started. and one horse failed
10 go and had to run the heat by him
self afterwards. The patience Of the
people was very much tried by the delay
in starting the race. bat those who re-
manned and witnrssed the race. saw one
well worth waiting to see. The heats
were run ~ follows: Ring Leader. owned
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-09-11
The FIorida-

Parties visiting New York CITY upon
business or pleasure will lind all the
comforts OF well furnished home at
Central and very desirable location.
Convenient to all car lines, large
stores, places OF business and i,fuuse-
ment- Fifst-class rooms and table.
RATEs-S6.5o to $500 per
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so so 10 So. 90 per day.
Mrs. HELEN PuRrNroN,

Mrs. Purinton is a native OF Nor
gantown, w. Va. daughter of Daniel
Fordyce. deceased. who was well known
In Clarksburg and throughout the
State. Her husband, DR.. Geo. b.
Purinton. deceased, brother OF PRIEST
dent Purinton, OF West Va. Universe
~, was some years ago, Competed
with Broaddus College. 4S-Iyr.
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n. BABY /. healthy b.eau.. d.ssax r.s.asioa
~ mother used the purely vegetable iinIH'sns-
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The races were greatly enjoyed. al
though they were somewhat protracted
and thousands had to leave the grounds
before they were concluded. They re-
suited as follows:
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Minnie Thomp-on. owned by w. j.
Nixon. Of this city, won the race. Mill
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-10-30

cure him and that the Princes chances
of life and death hung upon a hair.
DR.. Allen, however, concluded to risk
it on his own skill and Prince Min Yong
ks vitality. He sewed up his wounds
and nursed him for days. Inch by inch
and atom by atom he drew the Prince
away from the grave, and finally made
him a well man. This gave DR.. AL
len a great reputation throughout the
whole land. He was called in to ore
scribe for the Corean mobiles, and dur
ing the years of his mission in Corea
he actually turned into the mission
funds over $4,000 a year WHICH he got
from his outside practice.
The King and Queen took his advice
on many matters of foreign policy, and
when they sent their Embassy to
Washington he went along as their
confidential foreign adviser He stayed
with them for some time in Washing
ton, winning friends everywhere, and
afterward went back to Corea as Am
erican secretary of legation Today,
when any matter of interest to foreign
ers is to be carried through in Corea,
DR.. Allen is always appealed to.
Through him the missionaries have
found access to the best classes of the
country, and their work is not con-
fined to the coolies, as it is to a large
extent in China. DR.. Allen has not
been connected with the missions in
any official way for years, and his
work has been practical and diploma
tic, rather than religious, He is a man
of high education, a born diplomat.
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AN AFRICAN PRINCE.

WINFIELD, Kans., Oct. PA real
African Prince is to attend school in
this city for the next two years. B.
r. O'Connor of this city has a son
living in Liza Lui, Basutoland, Rhode
STA. King Lewanica Of that province
has two sons attending school in Eng
land, and one in Australia, and de-
sires one to come to America to learn
the ways of this country. Negotiations
have been conducted through Mr.. o.
Common.
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Minister on Way to corea.

DR.. Horance N. Allen, United States
minister to Corea, was in Honolulu
yesterday and entertained some friends
at the Young Hotel. He is
to returning to Corea at once owing
to the unsettled condition of affairs
there. DR.. Allen has held the Corean
post for many years and is said to be
the most powerful foreigner in the
Hermit Kingdom. He is modest, re-
firing man of about fifty years. He
first went to the Far East as a mis-
sionary doctor. At this time the mis-
sionaries We're held in low esteem by
the Coreans, and they were working
hard to get a foothold. Some years ago
a rebellion occurred, in which Kim
Ok Kun and others seized the King
and in which the conspirators nearly
killed one of the Kings family, Prince
Min Yong TX. He was almost cut to
pieces with swords, and his life was
despaired of, when DR.. Allen was call
ed in. He appreciated the situation
He knew that he would be charged
with killing the Prince if he failed tc