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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-09-21
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AFRAID OF THE YELLOW JACK.
Texas Board of Health Quarantines
Against New Laredo.

Laredo. Texas, September l5-The
Texas state health and federal authori-
ties tonight established most rigorous
quarantine against New Laredo, Mex
leo opposite this city, on account of
the appearance of several very suspicious
cases of fever which physicians say in
dictate all the symptoms OF yellow fever.
One death has resulted thus far, that of
a Mexican physician named Judah Ruiz.
Several physicians, including the state
and federal health officials held an au-
topsy on the remains ana the con
census of opinion is that the case is one
of yellow fever.
Many people are preparing to leave
the city
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New York, September I4.-Isaac Nc
Giehan and George II. Huntington, of the
Columbia Supply Company, who were in
dicted In Washington. d c., in connection
with the postal scandals, surrendered
themselves to United States Marshal Hen
6el in this city today. Each gave bail in
the sum OF $1,000. Bench warrants were
issued for Huntington and Mcclellan last
week. The warrants charge them with
having In the city os Washington unlaw-
fully conspired together and with August
w Machen and others to defraud the
United States out of the sum of SO cents
for each and every package box to be
furnished to the postofGice department I'M
der contract with the Columbia Supply
Company and with having given to Ma
chen sloo IN pursuance Of this conspiracy
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ceiyed from the Chinese consul general
at San Francisco detailing an attack
made last night on a number of Chinese
at Tonopah Idaho. The consul general
reported that the labor union Of that
place drove all the Chinese away and
that severn or eight were severely in
jured. one an old man, being nearly killed.
He also reported that five Chinese are
missing and asked for protection Acting
Secretary Adee wired the governor OF
Idaho asking 70" an Immediate investiGa-
ton and requiring that protection be
given to the Chinese residents Of Tono-
pah.
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The Telegram from Washington.

; washington. September i6.-The presI-
dent granted pardons today to George D.
and Barancas f. Cosby upon the earnest
recommendation. of Judge Jones. who SELL
fenced the prisoners.
In his letter to the president Judge
Jones says:
THE favorable recommendation now
made proceeds on no idea that the SEN
fences were unjust, but solely from the
conviction that tho punishment already
undergone by thu prisoners has accom-
tlshed all the real ends of the law in
these cases.
The prisoners have undergone the
humiliation Of Imprisonment in the pent-
tertiary. the sting of condemnation hy
their neighbors and associates. and the
wide publicity Of their offense They nave
been separated from their families and
have worn stripes. There is no ground
for believing that they win ever again,
under any circumstances whatever en-
gage In like practices. They attempted
no defense, but pleaded guilty at the
earliest opportunity. They We're contrite
and admitted that they justly deserved
punishment. The reform OF offenders
themselves. so far as the law contem
plates that has been completely Of
fected by the punishment
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pe..u-na.

Hon. Louis z. Johnson, son OF the late
Reverdy Johnson who was United States
Senator from Maryland also Attorney
General under President Johnson. and u.
S. Minister to England and was regarded
as the greatest constitutional lawyer that
ever lived. In Il recent letter from 1905
+ street, n. w, Washington, D. c.. Mr..
Johnson says:
mo one should longer suffer from
catarrh when Peruna is accessible TIC
my knowledge 1t has caused relief to SO
many of my friends and acquaintances
that 1t is humanity to commend it's use
to all persons suffering with this dis
tYessing disorder of the human system"
Louis E. Johnson.
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MURPHY HAS BEEN BOUNCED.
Georgian in Arizona Turned Out Of
Office

Washington, September I6.-Commis-
sioner Richards, Of the general land Of
fee, has dismissed ". e. Murphy, of
Georgia. chief clerk of the office of che
surveyor general for Arizona. on account
of irregularities in the administration of
that Office. He was suspended from Of
flee August %. and his dismissal is made
from that date
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-09-21
Upton SELLS TWO BOATS.
But He Will Hold On To Sham
rock III

Chicago, September l7.-Shamrocks I
and II, the first two boats brought across
the water by Sir Thomas Linton in his
attempts to lift the Americas cup are
practically sold, according to statement
made by John Westwood. secretary to
Sir Thomas, today.
The baronet is loath to part with HIS
newest boat" said MI Westw )od. "and
will not dispose OF Shamrock III"
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-09-21
Colorado Gets New Krae. E.fle.

Cripple creek. Colo. September IS
consignment Of 1000 Krag -Jorgense'
rifles from the United States govern
ment arrived in camp today and We
Immediately distributed among the troo
on duty here BESIDES the new rifles so CO
rounds Of ammunition were also receive.
This is the first new equipment - y
sent to Colorado under the Dick bill.
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CATARRH DESTROYS THE KIDNEYS

n RANvILLE NJ. HOY. Sheridan, Ind.
~ Past Grand, Independent Order Of
Odd Fellows, Lodge SOL, in a recent letter
says:
Il suffered for years with liver COM
plant, causing me severe pains and a
peculiar weakness across the small of the
back, so that it was nard to stoop. and
sometimes very painful to walk about
l mad used so much medicine without de-
irving any help that 7 just ,et it go, I'M
I'll a neighbor was cured Of Brights dis
ease by Peruna. That led to my using
l., and before I had used ten bottles l
was cured. I consider 1t almost m!racu-
s."-Granville NJ. Hoy.
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PEoNAGE MEN ARE PARDONED
Freedom Given Them By President
Roosevelt Wednesday.

I BY the grace OF executive clemency two
men convicted of peonage in Alabama
some months ago walked out of the fed
oral prison early yesterday afternoon as
free men.
These two men were George D. and
Barancas t. Cosby. and they were ar
raigned in the federal court at Mont
gomery on June 80 last. Both plead
guilty and were sentenced to serve a
year and a day in the prison III this city.
Since that time they have been confined
in the big penal Institution out on Nc
! Donough road.
The two Cosbys. from the time Of their
entrance into the prison, were employed
j on the farm, as both were familiar with
such work
The prisoners were indicted originally
Tor holding Pike Swanson in peonage.
They pleaded guilty at the earliest OPP
portunity and this fact operate largely
lia securing their pardons. Judge Jones'
before whom they We're tried. also inter-
osted himself in their behalf. and wrote
q personal letter to President Roosevelt,
asking him to free the two men.
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Excnerates Officers and Crew.

Washington, September. 1.-THE finding
of the court of inquiry relative to the
grounding OF the pattle ship Massachu-
sets in Frenchman's bay, on August 2,
last, has been received at the navy de-
partment The board eXonerates the off,
GERS and crew ~ the Massachusetts.
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try as Repositories Of public funds
about 81, 600 600 deYosted with then
Very little of this money went to anas
in large cities. tae money going chietN
into the agricultural sections OF th
southwest. The hanh5 selected cover tt
country. from Name to the Pacific coa4i
Maine and Florida each getting relaf
ly a good share Most OF the di5tr't
tion vas in the Gotten and grain groNi
listricts.
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He Asks for Protection.

Washington, September I7.-The Chinese
minister called at the state department
today and laid before Acting Secretary
Adee a communication which he had re-
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Chinese Must Return Home.

Montreal. September l6.-Justice Lo-
ranger decided today that the Canadian
Pacific railway must return the Chinese
Who were refused entry into the United
States and who applied for writ Of ha-
beaz corpus. They viii be taken to VAN
couver ana from there to China.
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On Urinary Diseases. written by the
leading specialist Of this country Ad-
dress DR.. J. Newton Hathaway, ~ Imam
building. Atlanta, Ca
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New Depositories Named.

Washington, September l4-Secretary
Shaw today designated about fifty ma
tioual banks in various parts of the coun-
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Pe-ru-na Cures Catarrh of
Kidneys.
Men Of Dignity and Prominence Endorse
Pe-ru-na.

ccnsin Cavalry Regiment. writes from 14:5
Dunning St, Chicago, ILL.,. the following
letter:
For years l suffered with catarrh OF
the kidneys. I took Peruna for four
months, and am now well and strong
and feel better than l have done for the
past twenty years, thanks to Peruna,"--
r. II. Mars.
Peruna cures catarrh Of the Kidneys
with the same surety and promptness
that 1t cures catarrh of the nose or throat
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-09-21

of Rensei we'll
o. In Troy n X Ia
doctors afraid would turn
through the suffering
trouble
medicine that did the
work,
IS blessing a Eight bottles made
weIma and dollars
and
I well freely recommend
! Peruna-"-George King.
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II you do not derive prompt and salts
factory results from the use CT Peruna.
write nj once 10 DR. Hartman. giving .
tull statement of your case. and he will
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-09-21

/ be pleased to give you his valuable ad
| vice gratis.
Address Or Hartman. President Of 1hs
Hartman Sanitarium. Columbus. o.
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CHARGES AGAINST WORKMAN.
Five specifications in General
Charge of CuIpabIe Negligence.

Washington, March Five specifi-
cations are contained in the general
charge Of "culpable inefficienry in the
performance OF duty" preferred against
Ensign X. Workman, who is to be tried
by court-martial at Pensacola. Fla,
next week. for alleged responsibility
for the accident on the Massachusetts
some weeks ago. in which nine men
were killed by the explosion of an eight
inch gun. Briefly it is charged that the
ensign ordered the breech Of the gun to
be opened. for the purpose of returning
electrical fire while the lock remained
cooked; that he failed to exercise due
~precaution in returning to electrical
firing: that he was guilty of negligence
in failing to cause the bolt Of the gun
to be eased down before ordering the
breech opened: that he was guilty of
"Culpable negligence" in allowing the
target practice to be conducted while
the lanyards used in firing the gun by
percussion were led out and hooked to
the triggers of the combination locks
and finally hat he ordered the breech
of the eight inch u to be opened
without assuring himself that the
hreech Of the left u was closed.
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MethOdistS Pleased at the Presi-
dents Attitude.

Cincinnati. March 2.-Following the
publication of President Roosevelt's
letter to Clark Howell editor of the At
lanta Constitution the Methodist min
~isterial association here today mani
mously adopted the following:
The ministers Of the Methodist Epis-
copal church III Cincinnati and vicinity
in their weekly meeting assembled,
hereby record their grateful apprecia-
ton of the attitude taken by President
Roosevelt in his letter published today.
concerning certain phases Of the Afro
American problem in the south. We re-
jOice in the sanctity. the courage, the
temperatures and which
appear in the u~tterances of our be
loved president on this theme and pray
Gods blessing upon him in all his bur
denS and tolls. We direct Bishop Wal
den. representing our action TO submit
this resolution to the president"
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Anerican to Leave
Dresden.

Dresden. March 1T. o.. O'Brien. an
American dentist has been ordered to
leave h kingdom on account of his
supposed relations with the former
Crown Princess Louise. He will leave
Dresden Wednesday and will sail with
his wife and four children for America
on Thursday. The police at first order
ed him to leave Saxony within twenty
-four hours. but the court extended the
time SO as TO permit Mr.. O'Brien to
settle up his affairs.
The Saxon government has notified
the other governments of Mr.. O'Rrien's
expulsion. making it under royal cour-
tesy impossible for him TO reside j n
Germany or Austria
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E~ULOGIZING THE DEAD.
McssrS. P~ritchnrd and Mallory Speak
of the Late Representative Moody.

Washington, March 1.-The senate
spent three hours today in e~ulogies Of
deceased members of the house
Messrs. Martin of Virginia, Gallinger
Of New Hampshire, Perkins of Cali
fornia, Clay Of Georgia and Daniel Of
Virginia, spoke of the late Peter j.
Otey of Virginia.
Messrs. Pritchard of North Carolina,
and Mallory of Florida spoke Of the
late James Moody of North Carolina.
Others spoke of the late James H.
Tongue of Oregon.
At the conclusion Of the addresses
the several resolutions of regret were
adopted and as a further mark of re-
spect the senate at ; o'clock adjourned
until tomorrow.
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Washington. March 1.-The conferees
on the immigration bill reached an
agreement today. The bill remains
practically as amended by the senate.
The educational test provided by the
house is stricken out. The senate pro-
visions for the exclusion of anarchists
were concurred in.
With the passage of the bill as agreed
on by the conference committee intox-
icating liquors nc longer car be sold in
the capital
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There was a hearing before the COM
mittee Of the bill to repeal the Wayne
county stock law. Large delegations
were here from that county. The com
mittee will report the bill unfavorably
and will also ~unfavorably report the
bill for a ~dispensary at Snow Hill.
There was q hearing before the sem
ate judiciary committee on the di-
vorce bill which passed the house to-
day, allowing divorce for two years
abandonment n re-marriage five
years after divorce. Representative
NeWland spoke in favor of the bill,
which was gnally referred to a subcom-
mittee. many senators showing consid-
cradle sentiment against it.
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LEGISLATURE
Proceedings of the State
Senate and House
Yesterday
THEDIVORCEB BILL

A Large Number of Bills Were Rati
Ged In the Senate-Searly all the
SessiOn OF the House Was Devoted
10 a Discussion of the Bill
and it Passed Second and Third
'ReadinEs-The Committee on Rail-
'roads Had Before 1t the Question
eff Free Passes; Brought Up by SEN
Committee Gave Hearing to Nor
tons Bill and They Decided to I'm
fayOrabIy Report the BiII-Night
Session of Both Branches.
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Question of Free Passes.

The committee on railways today had
before it. Senator Travis bill TO allow
free passes on railways for state Off
GERS and judges of all the courts. The
bill is favOrably reported, but n
member declared he would offer an
amendment to include all legislators,
another said he would offer an amend
ment to include everybody who I'm get
passes.
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Working Overtime.

Eight hour laws are ignored by those
t~ireless, little workers-Dr. Kings New
Life Pills. Millions are always at work,
night and day, curing Indigestion, Bill
BUSINESS. Constipation, Sick Headache
and all Stomach, Liver and Bowel
troubles. Easy. pleasant, safe, ure.
Only 25c at r. r. Bellamy's Drug Sore.
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MOrtOn's PilOtage Bill.

There was a hearing before the house
judiciary committee of Morton'S pilot
age bill for Wilmington. Morton spoke
in support of 1t and J. w. Craig, S. F.
Craig, j. o. Carr against it and on be-
half of the pilots. 1t is said that Will
mington'S chamber of does
not approve of his bill. J. w. Craig
said the whole object Of reducing the
pilOtage fees into Wilmington was to
reduce the freight on lumber from
there to New York. The committee de-
cided to unfavOrably report the bill.
only 1 vote being cast in its favor.
At least fifteen bills have already
been introduced in the legislature to
incorporate towns where there are
whiskey distilleries. Three or four of
these are in Edgecombe.
Chairman Guion OF the joint appro-
priatiOns committee said that while it
had confidently expected to complete its
work today, itw i'll not do so until to-
morrow, when it Will complete it's fig
ureS and rise.
Bills We're introduced in Senate to-
day to incorporate the Southern Under
writer's Fire Insurance Companies and
Southern Surety Company both of
Greensboro, the last named company
having 5000, 900 capital.
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HAVE AGREED
Delaware Legislature Fl
nally Elects Two u.
S. Senators
ALICE AND BALL

For the First Time in Four Years
Delaware Has at Last Secured Full
Representation in The United
States Senate-After Weeks of Vain
Efforts to Reach Agreements Be
tween Different Factions and Diff
ferent Partfes, the Union and
Regular Republicans Finally
S~enntorship Goes to j. Frank Alice,
n Union Republican,. and the Short
Term to Congressman Ball, q Reg
UIar.
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To Extend Current Appropriations.

Washington. March 1.-The house
committee on rules has agreed to the
resolution providing for a rule to pass
a joint resolution TO extend current
appropriations TO 1904 in case any gen.
eral appropriation bill shall fail. 1t
will not be presented unless it becomes
apparent that ONE Of the bills cannot
pass.
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1t Saved His Leg.

P. a. Danforth Of LaGrange, Ga, suf-
fered for six months with u frightful
running sore on his leg; but writes
that Bucklen's Arnica Salve Who'll y
cured it is five days. Tor Ulcers,
Wounds, Piles, it's the best salve in the
world. Cure guaranteed. Only % cts.
Sold by r. r. Bellamy Druggist
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President L~incoIn's Private Secre-
tary Dead.

Mount Zion, Ga, March DIR. Jas.
Mitchell. private secretary to President
Lincoln, during the var betwee the
states, is dead here. Mr.. Mitchell was
So years Of age.
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Some one wants to know if it feels
any different TO be shot by a La
drOne.' than it does to have an ''insur-
rector shoot you?-Augusta Chronicle.
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DONE
Democrats Continue to
Block Legislation in
the House
THE ALDRICH BILL

The Senate Passed the General De-
fciency Appropriation Bill h
AIdrich Financial Bill Taken Up.
immigration and Omnibus Pub
lie Building Bills Sent to Confer
ence-Mr. Morgan Discussed the
Canal Treaty-The House Was In
Continuous Session for Thirteen
With Many Special Rules, the Dem
ocratic Filibuster Programme
Causes Work to Proceed Very
slowly.
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believed had been used for the purpos
of preventing antitrust iesislati n.
In reply Mr.. Quay said he was deeply
indebted to Mr. Tillman for his tribute
a~d refa-rod to the action t ken last
June, when by unanimous consent the
s,u.-Iou. oIil Was made the unfin sh ID
business and before the antitrust All
tation. Mr.. Quay declared that he did
not put the statehood bill forward to
keep back trust legislation.
Then the senator from Pennsylvania
has been buncoed by the senator from
Rhode Island" remarked Mr.. Tiilman.
causing renewed laughter.
Mr.. Aldrich said he knew thai it was
apparent that senators who were in
tending to talk the financial bill to
death were doing so because he and
others who thought with him assisted
in defeating another MEASURE, the
statehood bill. They are trying to
u"nish us and punish the country" he
said.
Mr. Carmack contended hat it was
legitimate to adopt obstructive tactics
at this late day on a bill of such i'm
~portance. AT 11:55 p. m. the senat ad-
journed until II o'clock tomorrow
morning
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