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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-26
THEY HAD a LONG JOURNEY
Passengers aud Crew of STRANDED
Ship Have Long March.

Ottawa. ontario October l9.-Aller SUI
fcring terrible hardships in a 6oo-miie
march through the wlds Of norEhefh
Canada Captain Forty and torty-seVeh
members Of the crew OF the steamer RI
cora 10, OF Liverpool, passed throngh ''i'9
city today en- route tor Montreal
The Eldora1o. a snip OF $50 tons but
den, struck an uncharted rock at the en-
trance OF Hudson pay, near Fort george
and sank All the crew succeeded IN get
ting ashore. but were completely destl-
tute OF provisions and saved only the
clothing that was upon their backs.
The snip ana crew comprised an eNplo-
ration and trading expedition, sent ou'
by a stock company
They marched through the ~i'dern soo
for forly-two DAYS. covering nearly ooo
miles Their suffering was intense. pnt
not a single man succumbed They struck
the Temiscaming railroad two days aS"
and were taken on board by passing
train and carried to the junction with
the Canadian P3clfic road, where they
were transferred to a Montreal train.
In Montreal Captain Ferry expects 10
meet some OF the shareholders OF the
company which backed the expedition.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-26
Plus SEEKS TO MAKE PEACE.
Pope Wants to Heal Breach Between
Vatican and Italy.

London. October 2l.-Antonio Sarlo,
brother or the pope and Sgnor Angeles
Paroliu. brother In law. have had several
long conversations with the pontiH. They
declare they understand his feelings both
az an Italian and as the head OF the
church ana assert that Plus X is anxious
10 leave his name in history by stopping
the long conflict between church ana
state by means OF 2 modus vivendi. which
without Tenouncing Theoretically the
claims OF the papacy FOR temporal pow
ers would render possible a certain IN
derstanding between Italy and the vati-
can which would ALLOW the pope to be nc
longer the prisoner Of fhe vatican Be
fore taking any step the pope wishes to
know what conversations italy will be
willing TO grant the church.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-26

The name al Aunyon Is u nuuScnolu
word IN this locality where MS remedies
are in such high faVo'. Nor he has dis
covered new remedy which Will reVoiu-
tiolIize the practice Of medicine He Inosi
earnestly asks that We assist him in rs
introduction and we feel it ou: duty TO DO
50. Prof Munyon says.
] want the public to know the truth,
know ii as / know il.
! believe there is a eure for every dis
easel believe that human lie can be
prolonged-l believe that people should
die only from old age. and / also believe
ana know that my Paw-Paw remedy Will
not only relieve much suffering. bur add
many years to the average life.
In my opinion dyspepsia and indigestion
are the cause of most ailments lnctSeS-
zion means nervousness. sleepiessncss. i'm
pure blood. catarrh sluggish liver kidney
and hea TT affections. No person can be
happy-no person can see the beauties OF
life and enjoy its pleasures who suffers
from any form Of stomach trouble
have taken the medicinal qualities of
This fruit and combined it with other med
icaments and have made i preparation
which Is called SUMMONS PAW
PAW"
cannot recommend This medicine TOO
highly for ali forms OF Indigestion and
nervousness. This remedy also acts won
derfully well on the liver. blood and kid
news. but I believe It's greatest office is in
its marvellous effect upon the stomach
and nerves L IS really nerve food and
Waller
It gives cxhjlavation without intoxica-
ton II does what whishcy or beer cannot
40 It relieves the nerve tension. II stimu
iates ever, fibre and pats .nlo active force
every tissue Of the body 1t lifts one into
The altitude Of hope and nods aim there.
lt is a bridge that enables the weak and
-iclIIy 60 cross dangerous places. 1t feeds
and nourisGes the nerves. so that The
blood corpuscles viii be constantly revi-
allied and the losses Of the vital forces
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-26
LAND CRAFT RING HAS
BEEN UNCOVERED,
State Land Officials Debauched and
Agents Kept in General Land
Office at Washington-Ram
ifications of Conspiracy
Widespread.

Portland. Ore October 2l.-The gov
eminent has unearthed a stupendous
land graft ring that has been carry
ing on u business in very well timbered
areas on the Pacific slope This ring has
not only acquired base land by dunn
mics and other fraudulent means; it has
debauched state land officials, making
them hirelings or partners in the bust
ness; 1t has maintained in the general
land office at Washington agents whose
duties We're to leak Information about
proposed reserves and other profitable
matters and by the use of money has
Influenced the placing or reserve bounda-
ries to its own interests.
The central figures of this conspiracy
arc said to be in san Francisco. William
}. Burns iii the secret service in the
treasury department. and a. b. Hughes,
assistant attorney general in the interior
department. were in Portland last week
gathering evidence that will help the gov.
eminent IN proecuting the instigators OF
the conspiracy. They interviewer num-
Der of men, who had been paid for the
use of their names in applications tor
state school lands, also certain notaries
public who are accused OF certifying taise
and fraudulent anidaVlts.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-26
THOUSANDS ARE OUT OF WORK
Army of Men Rendered Idle by Clos
inc Of Mines.

Butte Mont, October 29.--By the gen
eral shut down by the Amalgamted COP
per Company properties last night $4,000
to 5000 men are directly thrown out OF
employment and others Will be indirectly
affected within week, so that the grand
total will reach &c, 900 The Great North
ern will lay off a large portion Of the
freight crews, heretofore hauling ore from
Butte to the Boston and Montana smell
ter at Great Falls.
The Butte, Anaconda and Pacific rail
way will lay off freight crews between
Butte and Anaconda. In addition to this
numerous other enterprises, large and
small, which relied upon the AInalsa-
mated as their chief customer. will be
obliged to curtail In Montana alone ap-
proximately 81 900 600 week is cut Off
the pay rolls.
Butte's streets are filled today with the
1000 minors thrown out last nigh Board
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-26
Indian Scandal Is Not Aired.

Lake MOhonk, y. Y, October CLINE
Mohonk indian conference opened its
twenty-first annual session here today
John D. Long, ex-secgetary OF the navy
the president OF the conference, being abb
sent at the opening meeting, James
Wood, vice president, presided.
Dr. sheldon Jackson, the agent OF the
National Bureau Of Education in Alaska,
delivered an address describing the CON
diton of the Indians in that territory. \
resolution Was adopted declaring that
pending the investigation Of the charges
preferred against certain officials of the
indian service. it would not be expedlent
to discuss these charges, nor render any
report upon them at this conference.
The evening session was opened by }.
". Davis. OF the indian Association OF
Boston. with q paper dwelling on the
evils Of the present system Of appontlhs
Indian inspectors. Very few honest in
spectors are obtained under this system
he said. most of them being Venal. 1t
has been practically impossible, the
speaker declared. to secure the removal
Of corrupt ana incompetent Indian agents
through the Investigations conducted by
inspectors who generally side with the
agents no malter what the charges
against them might be.
Mr.. Davis spoke in nlSA terms ot ~
cooperation Of President Roosevelt and
Secretary Hitchcock in efforts 10 purify
the Indian service Frank Wood, VINO
has had an extended experience in lndlau
affairs. dwell upon the depiorable eftect
of political influence in indian agency ap-
poir.ments by which unfit men are chosen
ana kept in positions to pay political
pr Charles +. Meserve, formerly su-
nerintendent of Haskell institute, Kansas
told how his work among the Indians mas
been hampeled and often nuIhfied by the
constant efforts Of enators and congress
men from his section to secure places tor
their constituents. He advocated the ex-
tension of the eiyl service 10 lndlan
agents and inspectors
Dr Lyman AbDos argred N favor OF
tho transfer of the indians andS all other
dependent peoples subject to the govern
ment OF the United states put not par
peryisio9 and control Of the war depart
ment.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-26
NELSON'S SHIP NEARLY SUNK.
Famous Old Victory in Collision with
Neptune.

Portsmouth. England. October 23.-Nel-
sons old flag ship the Victory was
nearly sunk In Portsmouth harbor today
by the battle ship Neptune. The patue
ship Hero and some minor craft We're
also damaged
The Neptune effective vessel OF
o.oIo tons displacement, built IN 1915
which was being towed into Portsmouth.
preparatory to being taken to the Ihaines
to be broken up. broke adrfft ana ran
amuck. After desperate efforts. the Nep
tune was secured by the Hero. put ho'
before the former had knocked o-1oot
hole in the Victory's port quarter. Inc
yictorys lower DECKS were quickly hood-
ed and she commenced to settle down,
her crew standing at quarters. but the
sDeedy arrival OF tugs enabled the CID
flag ship 10 be kept afIoat until she was
1rc cd
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-26
BLOOD MONEY FOR OFFICERS.
Statement of Sums Paid Assassins
of Alexander and Draga.

Vienna. October ala story is pub
lished here 10 the effect that the Se-vian
army officers who assassinated King
Alexander and Queen Draga received pay 2
meut as follows:
The queens brother in law Colonel
Machin now commander Of the Belgrade
and Knube divisions Of the army, $4,000.
Colonel Mischitch. recently dcSartment-
al chief of the ministry of war, and two
others, $4,000,
Junior officers from $500 10 600.
NJ Avakumovics. for undertaking the
leadership of the provisional government.
$4,000.
There is no confirmation Of the story.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-26
Rats Gnawed Head from Body.

London, October lo.-The disappearance
Of & woman doctor. Miss Hickman. which
had Seen j sensation here for Two months.
has been partially cleared up by the
finding Of her body IN al unlrequented
part of Richmond park The remains
Ntre horribly dccomposed, the head hay
ing heen entirely separated from the
body apparently by the guawing of rats.
Miss Hickman. who was q fully quail
fed doctor of medicine was performing
her duties at the Royal Free hospital Oh
the Afternoon Of August s when she left
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-26
Ibsen,s Son in the Cabinet.

Christiania- Norway. October 22.-Pro-
fessor Hagerup has succeeded in FORMING
a new cabinet It IS constituted as foi~
Professor Hagerup, premier and mir.
lister of justice; Sigurd rbsen "a son OF
yInnrjk Tbsen1. Norwegian minister or
800 ut Stockholm: Pastor r. y. Bauge
munster Of Instruction: NJ. Schoeolns
minister of commerce; p. Kil1al. minister
Of finance: NJ Hansen. minister OF pubic
works: NJ Mathiessen. minister OF agfl-
culture N Nicholson. q shipbuiider ana
NJ viet n lawyer. ere apr. .nted min
listers Of state FOR Norwnrd in the Council
Of state, sitting al Stockholm.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-26
C(DajEDN.
Kaiser Struck Deep in Morass.

Eerlin October Emperor William
nix TO his hips in bog during his re-
cent deer sta king in Rominton. The for
csters in attendance pulled him out OF the
mire and he continued to hunt without
changing his clothing antil evening. The
emperor gave orders that sixty pioneers
20 sent to Romintoa from koensSnurg
10 drain the morass and afterwards fill
i. up with earth.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-26
MAN rs WANTED
As Successor to Taft on the Philip
pine Commission.

Manila. October ga committee APP
pointed by the American chamne? Of
commerce in this city appeared before
The Philippine commission and submitted
a cahlcgram to President Roosevelt rec
ommending the appointment of business
man of the United States as a member
of the commission on the retirement of
Governor Taft The commissioners pres
emit while they raised no objection TO
the cable being forwarded to the preSi-
don't declined TO express any opinion on
it's merits
There is a pronounced objection here to
the proposal that the president appoint
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-26

the hospital Since that time the police
Of the whole country have ,lnavaillnSly
searched for her. She was healthy
woman. 20 years of age. and took moth
ing with her except a few pounds sterling
in cash The reason for Miss Hickman
disappearance is a complete mystery
Owing to the decomposition of the body,
the remains were only identified by means
of a medal which Miss Hickman won IN
a swimming competition.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-26
Bloody Raid by Ladrones.

Manila October 22.-The news has tust
been received here that a band Of La
drGncs surprised the town Of Irisa, In the
province of Ambos Camarinos. Luzon.
and killed the wife and uncle OF the pres
idente and three volunteers Before re-
firing they captured ntne guns Ouofre.
the leader of the Ladroncs WAS killed.
The presidente says that he was be
trayod by the Munsey
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-26
Have You Stomach or Liver Disease?

DO you spit up your t, ID?
Do you belch gas?
DO You swell after eating
DO YOU have heartburn?
DO Won have shortness of breath?
% vod have pains in chest?
DO You have soreness in right side?
DO YOU have numb Feelings?
DO YOU have cold hands and feet2
DO YOU suffer with constipation or dlat-
rhoeaq There are many other symptoms.
! can cure you. Write me fully. Advice
iree. Or Tucker, Broad street, Atlanta
Ga
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-26

,no house keepers, storekeepers etc:
WON the miners owe, besieged the JUS
flee courts seeking garnishment oraeIs
The constables cannot serve t,ie papo
f,s+ enough and the justice clerks are
WORRYING overtime filling them out ."
far there has been no violence
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-26
Diaz VIII Settle Quarrel.

Panama. Colombia October % 1t Is
reported that the differences between Co
Iombia and Nicaragua. growing out %
the aid the rev0lutonists of both com
tries received during the recent rebei
hons. will be arbitrated by President
Diaz. OF Mexico.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-26
Bulrarian Reservists Dismissed.

Sofia, Bulgaria. October 22.-The wa
minister has dismissed the reservists O
the second class and it IS expected tina
all the reservists VIII be disbanded b
October 27. just before the elections
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-26

Reekman Winthrop. assistant secretary.
tn the vacancy, and several heads of the
department say they viii resign If Win
throp gets the position. It is said that
the commission favors General George
w. Davis.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-26
Italv,s Cabinet Resigns.

London. October 2o.-A special dispatch
from Rome says Premier Zanardelli tele-
graphed King Victor Emmanuel TO-DAY
the resignation Of the entire cabinet
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-26
PAYNE ORDERS MEN .
DISCHARGED,
All the Discharges the Result of Dis
closures Made in the Bristow
Report List of Those
Dropped and the Charges
Against Them.

Washington October 2l-Postmaster
General Payne today removed from office
Michael ". Louis, superintendent OF the
supplies of the postoffice department;
Louis Kempner. chief OF the registry d.
vision of the third assistant postmaster
ter generals office, and c, b. Terry, a
5000 clerk in the postoffice department.
and directed the postmaster a New York
TO remove Otto Wes. clerk.
These removals are the first result of
Fourth Assistant Postmaster General
Bristows report on the Irregularities IN
the nostoffice department.
Payne Makes Statement.
Information of the contemplated dis
charges did not leak out at the depart
ment until after 4 O'clock and at 1:3o
The postmaster general made IN official
announcement Cf his acton, as follows:
Michael W. Louis mas been removed
rom the onice Of superintendent OF the
division OF supplies because the recent
investigation shows that he Influenced the
awarding OF contracts for supplies to IA
yored bidders. that he has been extrava-
CANT and waste1ul in Ike administration
Of his Office, and that he has paid ex
cessiva prices for supplies to favored con-
tractors
Louis j. empner, superintendent OF the
registry system. Eas been removed for in
competent and negligent administration,
toy wastef:'i and reckless extravaganza
in sending expensive manifold reglstra-
ton books 10 = large number Of small
fourth class DOStu1:lccs and for violating
the revenue laWs by a system OF petty
smuggling.
e. Il. Terry . clerk IN the division Of
supplies. has been removed for making
false anidavits: attempting 20 obtain
money from clerks under the guise That
he could influence their promotion and
< neral nefficiency."
The postmaster general also stated that
The postmaster at New York had been
directed to remove Otto Weis, clerk in
he New York postoffice, for collecting
money from clerks 70 influence lesisla-
y!on and 10 procure promotions
Due to Bristow Report.
In reply to questions Mr.. Payne said
the discharges were the result Of dis
closures made bY the Bristow report.
IL have READ the report" he said, and
am free to say the my action today was
The result Of its perusal He declined to
SAY whether thele would be other re-
movals as a result OF the report, but it is
understood that while a few otset; may
follow. there vii not be any wholesale
dismissas
Weis, the New York clerk who has been
relieved. is said to have enjoyed conf
dental relations with George ". Beavers.
late superintendent Of the salary ana al
lowance DIVISION ana he is onarged with
having acted as a medium through WHICH
other clocks In The New York postotlice
were communicated with.
Terry Is from Indiana. He was tenn
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-06-05
Will Operate It's Own Mines.

The Zenith Furnace Co. is now
producing 225 tons of high grade
foundry iron every day and in a
short time this output will be in
creased to the extent of 80 to 80 tons
day through the addition of a
third blowing engine, says the Du-
luth News Tribune. The founda.
ton for the new machinery is now
in place, and it is expected that the
engine will help the plant.
The company has been handicap p:
ped by the inferior quality of coke
it has been compelled to use during
the past six or eight months, but
will be independent when the new
coking ovens are built and it is in a
position to make its own supply.
Explorations are in progress on
lands owned by the company on
this range, and the company ex
poets eventually to own and control
it's own ore reserve. The company
has one mine, the Howe, in the Bi
wabik district, on which it is nov
sinking a shaft. =. ##~@.'ees..
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-06-05
Penetrate I Is Feet of o..

The steels corp rationssla ppar-
emily struck a body Of merchanta-
Bile ore in the east half Of the north-
east quarter of section 6, 1915, and
one hole is said to have drawn up
116 feet of ore. The fee isowned by
F. B. Spellman and w. II. Daniels,
of Duluth: They optioned the3prop-
erty to number of Virginia,Minn.,
men, among them S. T. Hamilton,
A. B. Coates, w. J. Moore and 9TH
ers, and they have given the steel
corporation an option for transfer
of their interest in the deali.> The
land has been drilled under several
options without success. -
The Virginia men put down five
holes and found only few feet of
ore in one and none in the others.
The steel corporation put down two
holes without striking any ore, but
the third attempt was successful.
It is understood the corporation
paid $4,000 for the option.-News
Tribune.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-06-05
A Memorial to BesSemer.

A movement is on foot in England
to establish by popular subscrip-
ton memorial to Sir Henry Besse-
mer. That some recognition is due
to the man who reduced the cost of
steel from $3.50 to 500 a ton in less
than half century, goes without
saying. The scheme has not as yet
been fully developed; but the mem
orial will doubtless take the form
of an institution for instruction in
the various branches of metallurgy
under the direction of the Universe
ty of London. A public meeting is
to be held on the 18th inst, at which
it is to be determined what plan
will be adopted.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-06-05

sworn statement No. 1857, for the purchase OF
the NW4 NWA Sec. No. Is and E!4 NEA, OF
Section No. Is, in Township No. 60 NJ.
Range No. 10 w., 4th P. NJ. and will Of
fer proof to show that the land sought is
more valuable for its timber or stone than
for agricultural purposes, and to establish
his claim to said land before the Register and
Receiver Of this Office at Duluth, Mimi, on
Tuesday. the 18th day of Oct.. 1903.
He names as Witnesses:
Frank Bellingar, OF Duluth, MINI.
John Cameron, Of
VIM. Gutenberg, of
H. H. Bartlett, of
Any and all persons claiming adversely
the above-described lands are requested to
file their claims in this office on or before said
18th day of Oct, 1868.
WIN. E. CULKIN.
Smallwood & Sen, Register.
Attorneys. june aug7
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-06-05
Opening the Cheshire Range.

The Cheshire iron range, south
of the Marquette, where the exis-
tence of ore has been known for
many years, is to be developed, the
Cleveland-C Cliffs company now
opening the first mine in the dis
trict, the Austin. While the exis.
tence of ore on the Cheshire range
was known previous to the discov.
cry of the Gogebic deposits, il
was not believed that the deposits
were extensive enough to demand
attention, but exploratory work on
the.range the past few months has
proven the iron formation for
several miles and large deposits
have already been proven by drill
work.