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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-03-05
SIX PERSONS DROWNED.


Hickman. Ky. March 2.--Word was
received here OF distressing accl-
dent which occurred 10 miles below
here Saturday night Three women
and four men ieft the residence of
Mrs. Cooper and attempted 20 cross
the swollen Mississippi river 10 their
home. They were within 40 yards OF
their destination when the current
carried the skin under pile Of drift.
All Of the party save Miss Hixgins
were drowned. She escaped by jump
ing on the pile OF drift. The name of
the drowned women was Hubbard.
Tho names Of the men have not been
learned.
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Language Towards Turkey
\ Prevent Trouble Between
Russia and the Turks.
be MORE SEVERE THAN 1878
Rrkish Army is the Best in the
Ferld Owing 10 the Ger
= man Organization
SerIo>r Encounters Between Suitan's
Txcsps and Bands Of 6ulgarians
II Uskuh District. With Many
Killed on Both Sides.

ST. Petersburg. Feb. Is. via Eydtku.
bncr. German Frontier. March g.
So<ao publicists are Of the opinion that
only the sterncst language towards
Turkey can prevent a war between
R@zsir and Turkey in The spring
They believe that Turkey will pursue
bands on Macedonian revolutionaries
across the Bulgarian frontier and that
ppbiic opinion will compel Russia 70
interfere.
The Russians thoroughly understand
that war with Turkey viii be more
severe one than that OF iS7S. Officers
arc onosed as saying that the Turkish
army Is the best ia the world owi1r
70 It's German organization and arma
mont. There Is an inclination here &C
antlcipate German financial support ol
Turkey. and. in the view OF the situa
ton forcbodinEs OF a clash with Tur
key arc freely expressed in private. al
thoueh they are carefully supprcsse'
IN tha newspapers
Corstantinoplc. March advice
from bulgaria. Servia and Macedonia
reflect the disappointment felt here ro
rardtng the ilusory nature of the Aus
fre-Rnssian scheme Of Macedonian rC
forms which the sultan has agreed "a
Consult dispatches from Salonica RI
porf Serious encounters between Turl
ieh sroops and bands OF Bulearians !
the Uslguh district. many being kilc
on boil sides.
I,ohdon. March 2.-The Geneva col
Respondent of the Daily Chronicle &C.
cRraphs that news has been receive
thcfc OF an engagement between Turl
lah troops and bodies of Macedonian
and Dulgarians near Monastir. tn
Turks suffered a repulse. After a.
Heht 30 dead and many wounded mo
were found
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RR. AoM. scHLEY.
Contracted > Severe Cold and Was
Threatened with Pneumonia.

san Antonio. Tex. Feb. 2S.-Rr.
Adm. W. s. Schloy arrived In San An
tonic az an early hour Friday morning
and when. at IL O'Clock. a delegation OF
citizens called at the hotel 20 pay
their respects they We're Informed that
The admiral vas confined TO his he'd
and was too IN TO receive any one.
Later a physician was summoned 10 at
tend him and by night he was suii-
ciently improved TO resume his jour
ney 20 the west Adm. Schley coa.
tracted a severe cold en- route from
New Orleans that developed symptoms
OF pneumonia. but IL was announced
Friday evening that he was in no dan
ger
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sNeLlsHmAN DEFEATED.
Andy Tokell Beaten BY Harry Forbes.
champion Bantam Weight.


Detroit. Mich. Feb. 2s.-Engiani
tried Tor another championship Friday
nleht and sustained another defeat
Her champion bantam weight Andy
Token. was beaten by Harrs Forbes.
the champion bantam weight of Che
world.
Ecfbes was given the decision al the
crd 81 ten rounds He won the hght
from start 10 finish and had the better
Of every round with the possible cxccp-
zion tf the seventh. In which he held
his own. and proved himself the su-
perlor OF the English champion In ev-
erything that goes TO make a cham
piun with the exception Of courage.
and IN this he was equal 20 Toiel
The latter was something Of a dis
appolntment He showed himself a
strong. rugged younester with a world
cf power behind his blows. and proved
himself game TO the core Tie tooh
hc1fy punishment aud came back eV
cry tme In every round willing anc
eager 20 fight again II skin he was
o1fchssed by Forbes, who hit him
when and how he pleased and as many
times as Tokel would take withou
enna{ng TO A ciinch or breaking ground
He pounded the Englishman's left ey'
shut and cut the left side Of his fac
untif il looked Ike the aftermath Of
session with sausage machine, Will
Fcfhes had not a mark.
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Oa. RIoHAao-I. oATLINe OsAO.
He Died Suddenly in the Arms Of His
Daughter in New York.

New York, Fob. 27-Dr Richard
Jordan Calling. the inventor Of the
Calling gun. died -suddcnly Thursday
afternoon in tho arms OF his daugh-
ter. Mrs. Hueh O. pentecost At i;15
o'clock Or CatlinE returned home
from a trip down town on business at
the Offices OF the Scientific American.
Being "a years Old. and accustomed 10
resting after any physical effort, he
told his daughter hc would He down.
shortly afterwards De commenced to
breathe heavily and a physician was
called who administered strychnine.
but 20 no avail and nr. Gatling died
in his daughters arms a few minutes
afterward. Dr. Calling. besides the
gun which bears his name. invented a
number of agricultural implements
and gun metal Although he was
graduated from Ohio medical college
I he never practiccd medicine.
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The RIvER Az LOUISVILLE.
Indications Are That the Highest
Stage For Years VIII BE Reached.

Louisville ky. March 2-Tho Ohio
river. which has threatened 20 reach
the fiood stage here a half dozen times
this winter. and has reccded each time
without doing any great damage is
rising In It's banks at the rate Of one
tenth Of a foot an hour and there are
indications that before IL begins 60
fan again the highest stage of water
for several years will be reached. At
10 O'Clock sunday morning the guage
showed 1917 feet in the canal.
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USE OF ANAesrHETlcs.
Much Suffering BY Victims OF Railway
Wrecks Could BE kIieviated.

c}eveland. o.. Feb. 2S-Mrs. Bal
Iinr<cn Booth. of the Volunteers OF
tmetica. has sent a letter to the man
asers of the several railways Of the
United States in which she says thai
much Of the suffering endured by those
io}ared in railroad wrecks could be al
leviated by anaestheties which should
h+ part OF each trains equipment
&he says that she has travelled much
eH6 has seen a great many passengers
fa{4Ily hurt who could have been re
f41Ed by being made unconscious.
Better concludes as follows:
buid it not be an unspeakabie
ct prt to bystanders. as well as the
fers. II those dying in agony could
~ endered unconscious by few
ks OF mercifai anaesthetic. to say
4g Of the prompt aid which could
~ - pdered to those who might yet
- ~ ed?-
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Lexington. KY. March al. Dow
FIzen. a mechanic In the employ Of the
Combs Lumber Co. here. has con-
structed an engine which he has sent
TO the patent Office at Washington,
claiming to have struck the key to per
petual motion. The machine Is much
on the order Of the ordinary engine.
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A HEBREW HOSPITAL.
Movement 70 Establish One in Louis-
willie Ended IN Success.

Louisville. Ky. March "A move
mcnt to establish in Louisville lie
brew hospital has ended in success.
and at mass meeting to be held
wednesday night a formal orEaniza-
tlon viii be effected and the construc-
tion Of the building viii be ordered.
Contributions amounting 70 over Sae.-
600 have been secured.
The Louisville hospital VIII be the
second Hebrew institution Of its kind
established in the United Statcs-
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Washington. Feb. 2S.-Represenia-
tive Payne. chairman OF house com
mittee on ways and means, introduced
the Aldrich bill TO permit the seerc-
tary of the treasury 20 deposit govern
ment funds with national banks. with
municipal and other bonds as securi.
ties.
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owingsville. Ky. March News
reached here Sunday OF an attempt by
a mob IN Pike county 10 lynch Jackson
Reed the Negro who. it Is chareed,
assaulted little Martha Hall. a white
girl A large crowd gathered at tho
jail Sixty guards were placed about
the building and the attempt was frus-
trated. There Is much feeling against
fha Nlrro
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Bowling Green. Ky. March 2.-The
horse OF Walton Claypool. a broker.
merchant and stockman. shied as be
was crossing in front Of a street car
and threw him on He fell under the
car and was killed. Mr. Ciaypooi was
prominent in political circles.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-03-05

Lowell. Mass, March 2.-The low
ell Textile Council. composed OF dele
gates OF all the unions organized
among cotton workers. has asked tho
treasures Of the seven cotton CORPORA
tions OF the city for an advance or zen
ner cent in wages.
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DOMESTIC WOOL.
II Is Included in the Foot and Mouth
Disease Quarantine.

Boston. Feb. Determination of
the action OF the cattle bureau in in
cluding wool in the foot and month
disease quarantine was received from
Washington Thursday. The decision
practically suspends domestic wool but
in Massachusetts and Eostou dealers
say that IL the embargo is not modified
so as TO exempt wool many mills will
have TO be closed
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-03-05

New YORK. March s--Janacs J. JEFF
fries and James y cosbett met SIM
day and 1Eveed 10 fght 20 rounds next
July before tho club that viii give
shen, tzx.e0o. ~ the largest purse that
nay BE- ofI<fea sbove that sum.
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STRUCK a BAR.
Twenty-Eieht Barges Of Coal Sunk op
posite Lake Providence. Ia.

Vicksburg. Miss. March 2.-Tne tow
boat J. b. Williams Sunday struck the
bar opposite Lake Providence. la.
and sunk 2S barges OF coal Capt.
Cameron. the local representative Of
the Monongahela Coal Co. says the
coal sunk is Pittsburg coal destined for
New Orleans. He estimated II at Is
900 tons. with an approximate value
OF $4,000. A portion OF it viii be
saved
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Jackson. Miss. Feb 27-Gen. John
r. Gordon. commander-in-chief OF the
United Confederate Veterans. was Ia
ken violently i'll while on board train
en- route 20 Jackson from Clinton,
Miss. II was necessary TO remove him
from the train on a stretcher.
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aox AeeldentalIr klIIed.

Newport. Ky. March 2.-Charies v.
Vol. S-year-old son of John Won. OF
42s West Eleventh street. was accI-
dentaliy killed while flying n kite sun
day afternoon. In running he fell.
fracturing the skull at the back Of tho
head.
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rhe Eormer crewn Princes.

Vienna. March 2.-The former crown
princess OF Saxony has arrived at Lin
Lake Constance. where she met her
mother. She win stay at her mothers
chateau at Lindau Cor the birth OF her
child
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Owensboro. Ky. March 2-The Tin
nors' Union No 16i. IN this city. las
ordered a strike TO go into eject Mon
day morning The minimum vase
scale is now sl.75 per day An In
crease Of % cents Is demanded. Chas.
II. Montgomery attempted 90 commit
suicide by taking morphine. He can
not live. Illness has made him de-
enontouf
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kentueklan. eoIna West.

Lexington. KY. March about 2oa
persons from Montgomery and Madi-
son couIties are expected TO start for
the far west on Tuesday. and raiiroai
agents are here to secure the patron
age for their respective lines
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Dubuque. Ia. Feb. 2S--It was an
nounced Friday afternoon at the law
office OF Henderson. Linehan. Hurd
and Kicssl that Speaker Henderson
has retired from the firm. Although
not officially announced. it was stated
that Mr. Henderson will enter a New
York law firm as successor to ex-
Speaker Reed.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-03-05

Lexington. Ky. March 2.-Dennis
Shea. an employe of the Southern
Railway Co. died al the hospital in
this city Sunday as a result OF injuries
by a fall on Tuesday last. He weigh
ed about 375 pounds.
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Rome, Feb. 2S.-considerahle anx-
iety Is felt at The vatican regarding the
health Of the pope His holiness was
abed all day Thursday and Friday be
was no better While his illness IS not
necessarily serious. II IS feared that
complications will ensue
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Owensboro. KY March al n.
Wood. member OF the executive board
OF the United sinc Workers OF Amer
lea. was in the city Sunday night. en-
route TO his home. In Central City. Tie
had been visiting the mines In Han
cock county. where he organized a
strong local. with 200 members. at the
Foulrv mines
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Brownsville. Ky. March z,--Ths
body OF Wade Self. aged Is. who dis
appeared two weeks ago. was found
near a small stream in this viciaity
Sunday Foul play is suspected.
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the aseases Doubles chsmpionshlp.

PhHadelphla Feb. philadeiphia
will retain the silver racquet. the tro-
ply emhlemstic Of the racquet don
bles championship OF America. for an
ether year as a result Of tho match
played 10 the court OF tse PAiladeiphis
RACQUET club.
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Ashland. KY. March 2.--Leon Hack
worth. aged 10. and Fat Holmes. aged
Is. were run over by a C. & O. frcsght
train and badly Injured. Both win be
crlpplex for life.
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Instantly Killed.

hester. ~ Y. March 2.-J. II.
6 Of GuysviIle. o.. aged "a years.
nstantly killed by falling from a
ne street bridge over the Gene
liver to the roof OF the Electric
plant below. a distance Of Is fecr.
thought nc stenoed backward AMI
None OF the otrer men knew
about him as he ha,. only zen
ing On this job since Tuesd-y.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-09-02
EprroRs oIsoussINa WATER.

Salem. Eugene and other up valley
towns are involved in a controversy
az TO the purity OF the domestic water
supply To the alleged impurity OF
the water supply Ia attributed by some
the main cause for the prevalence In
these citlea OF many cases OF typhoid
fever Here In Oregon City II Is diff
fercnt. Typhoid fever and other epi,
denies, directly or indirectly contrihu.
ted 20 by impure water. are practically
an unknown quantity. Oregon City
owns its own water plant and its ca.
pable board OF water commissioners
has al heart the best possible service
for all consumers rather than the sac,
rice OF that service TO the end that a
substantial dividend may be regularly
apportioned 10 tho interested stock,
holders. as IL sometimes the case
when this public utility Ia owned ana
controlled by individuals. Oregon
City Enterprise
This n anerror and puts Eugene In
a false position. We have no typhoid
fever or other epldemlcs here. When
an occasional case OF typhoid fever
u found Il 10 invariably traced 10 well
water. A prominent physician In this
city says he has analysed the city
water many times, always finding Il
pure. Prof, Sweesser. OF tho Univer
sity OF Oregon. has also analyzed the
water, finding II absolutely pure =
Eugene Guard.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-09-02
STREET
CARLINE
EQUIPPED
With New Cars for the Mar
row Gauge Tracks
.--RebuiIdiDg

The Citizens Light & Traction Co
yesterday afternoon placed new car
on the little" line, to run between
the Fair Grounds and Yew Park. The
cas- is a new vestibule, nicely painted
and will hold 65 passengers. The
inside is well finished and oiled, and
the outside painted in maroon II
is on narrow guage trucks but so
arranged that the wide guage trucks
can be placed under Il on short no
tice, when the line is widened, which
n is the plan Of Manager j. w. Spring.
er to do before many months The
car was built at the car shops on
East State street, and Is the handi.
work OF local workmen throughout,
Manager Springer himself having
contributed his own labor in the con-
struction Of the car. The car being
a narrow guage. II was impossible to
run down to the little" line on the
State street tracks. A team of truck
horses was therefore employed, and
these hauled the car down State street
TO the intersection OF Winter, the
wheels OF the car scarcely making a
mark on the hard street. After the
car had been placed on the rails,
trial trip was made over the road, and
The new vistibulc made an excellent
appearance and ran like an old stager.
Another car is in course OF construc-
ion. and will be placed In commission
n a few days. There is large force
Employed rebuilding the little car line.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-09-02
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS

duty in this matter. Il should have
required the immediate resignation oi
the warden But primarily the board
itself Is responsible for all that has
occurred. IL should never have ap
pointed Wilkinson, and must long ago
have been made sensible OF his inefi.
cheney.
The board Is too much controlled
by political considerations. The state
prison should be got out OF politics.
7 Governor Pardee should not, like
PLATE wash his hands OF all respon-
sibility He properly refuses TO meddle
with the patronage" of the board. but
he should require of that body n strict
performance OF its duties or a speedy
resignation of IT'S members.
The people OF California have grown
very weary OF conditions at Folsom
that may at any time result in the lib.
eration OF a horde OF convicts to prey
upon the community and TO commit
robberies and murder.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-09-02
cAuaE OF AcclpENrs.

About one-third Of the railroad acct.
dents which are attributed to derail
ment in the United States and Cana
da, are due to the weakness OF the
''bite" OF tho spikes In the ties. In
many cases of railroad examination
the inspecting engineers leave the
work of studying the conditions OF the
spikes 10 ignorant trachmen. In thou
sandes Of cases spikes are driven into
sleepers into which so many former
spikes were embedded ns to give hard
ly any bonding strength. In France
the leading civil engineers connected
with the track work OF railways are
careful 10 use hardwood plugs for soft
wood sleepers in which spikes are to
be driven. The increase in holding
power obtained by this method is 90
90 80 per centum over the adhesion Of
spikes driven into the kinds Of sleep
ers used b. the principal trunk line
railways OF the United States and
Canada
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-09-02
RIoTERs coNvIcrFp.

Al Danviile. M, six out OF eight per
sons ARRESTED for participating In riot
have been convicted. u n 10 be hoped
that thcir sentence win be severe. AZ
the act OF the mob was grossly crimin.
al. II served 60 place blot on the
community. And the entire country
felt that Il had been abased in the
eyes OF the world.
Next TO the prevention OF lynching
the best possible course would be the
prompt punishment OF the lyncher
IN the end, this would be a method OF
prevention. There has been a theory,
too often hased on fact. that n murder
committed by a bowling crowd was n
safe performance andthat the statutes
were futile against rabble. The es.
cape from the effect OF this theory Is
TO be found by changing the fact. In.
dlviduals viii have 10 learn that II Is
no part OF their duty 10 hang. shoot or
burn transgrcssors: they must be per.
mltted 10 learn. also that the courts
are adequate for dealing out prompt
and exact justice.l Before they can
learn all OF this. some ofthe courts, Il
II true, will have reformed
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-09-02
a CAD STATE or rHlNos
At THE Fol SOM PRISON

Testimony given tho Sacramento
coanty grand jury IN relation 20 the
taolsosn prison q outlined IN the nows
columns OF The Saenmento Bee.
The facts brought out disclose a
most scandalous mismanagement OF
that institution.
Incredible as Il may seem, n prison
guard admitted that when an explo,
sive is nesdod a convict Is given the
key 10 the magazine and allowed TO
lake out powder with no supervision.
No one knows how many stlcks OF dy.
Mantle are removed at such times.
THIS shows how easy ID was for the
oonviots who recently escaped 20 get
al the dynamite they wanted.
The grand jury inquiry into the late
onthreAk has brought out unwllllngly
testimony of guards tending 10 show
Warden Wilkinson. ana perhaps other
olAclals. guilty OF cowardice. u ls
learned that some OF the escaping
eonvlets might easily have been shot,
and thus the whole plot have been
made % fail had not the warden given
orders not 60 ire.
Il " also IN evldence that Warden
Wilkinson had never given the guards
any Instructions a. to what should
ne done IN case o. such an attempt Of
conviets to escape from prison,
The grand jury has begun well 10
this matter and win eontlnn0 It's Ia,
soetigatlon this week ID "a doing a
Sod service 90 the atal0
The California state noard Of Prison
Directors has utterly failed To DO ia
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-09-02
A FACT PROVEN.
Should Convince Even the Most skep,
tlcal Of It's Truth.

Should Convince Even the Most skep
tleai Of It's Truth.
II there 10 the slightest doubt In
the minds OF any that dandruff germs
do not exist. their belief Is compelled
by the fact that rabbit innoculated
with the germs became bald in six
weeks time.
It must be apparent to any person
therefore that the only prevention Of
badness is the destruction of the
germ-waich act is successfully ac.
compllshed In one hundred per cent
OF cases by the application Of New.
bros Herplcide.
Dandruff is caused by the same
germ which causes badness and can
be prevented with the same remedy
Newbro's Herplcide.
Accept no substitute. Destroy the
cause you remove the effect"
Sold by leading druggists. Send 10c
In stamps for sample to The Herplcide
Co.. Detroit, Mich. Daniel j. Fry.
Special Agent, Salem.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-09-02

Most people know what the New
York stock exchange lslike. The Ber.
lin BOurse Is attended by quite two
thousand persons. There is no sale
of seafs. and no membership fee,
membership being largely held by
companies and firms. Berlin trading
Is quite TO the point of monotony.
These and other interesting points
will be covered by william G. Dreher
In "The Berlin Bourse" In the Septem.
ber Century. for whose article Werner
Zehme has drawn numerous ilIustra-
tiona
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-09-02
SICK HEADACAE

Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Constipation,
BilIovsness. Heartburn or Nausea can
be quickly cured II you viii only take
Hostatters stamach Bitters at the
frst symptom. There can be no dis.
appointment because II contains only
those ingredients as will strengthen
the stomach ard cure these ailments.
We urge you to try Il the next time
your stomach gets out Of order. The
genuine must have our Private Stamp
on neck OF bottle.