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The Savannah morning news., 1903-09-28
IRISH PARTY HAS POWER
And Will Use 1t to Help Irish Cause,
Says Redmond.

London, Sept 27.--Addressing a
demonstration at Newcastle, County
Down, to-day John Redmond, the
Irish leader, said that the Irish land
bill having been secured the next ses-
sion must be devoted to the laborers
question. The political situation to-
day was a strange one, he continued
and if Premier Ralfour desired to re-
tain office the Irish party would hold
the power of life or death in its hands
and would use that power without com
junction to forward the interests of the
Irish cause.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-09-28
ARCHBISHOP KAHN
HAS APPENDICITIS.

Baltimore, Sept. 27.-Late this after
noon a consultation of three eminent
physicians of this city was held at
ST. Agnes sanitarium, and 1t was de-
cided that Archbishop Kain Of ST. Louis
has an attack Of appendicitis. An OPP
Grafton probably Will be performed on
his grace at an early date. The Arch
bishop had made arrangements 20 go
10 his home IN 81. Louis next week. but
owing 20 the serious turn IN his condi-
lion ne has changed his plans.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-09-28
PEACE CONGRESS CLOSED.

Paris, Sept. 27.-The feature of the
closing session OF the international
Peace Congress. which has been sitting
at Rouen, was speech this afternoon
by M. Trouillot, Minister Of Commerce
who declared that France was proud
10 be at the head Of the peace move
ment. He expressed the hope that the
time was coming when the huge sums
devoted 20 keeping up armies would
be utilized for the benefit Of humanity
The minister spoke again IN the Same
strain AZ the banquet held this evening
On honor Of the congress
The Savannah morning news., 1903-09-28
mig Concern burned.

Bridgeton. N. j., Sept. 27.-The plant
OF the Ferracute Machine Company OF
this city was destroyed by fire tonight.
causing a loss estimated at SlO0, 900.
which Is partially covered by insurance.
The company manufactures, among
other things. fine dies for coins and
medals. etc. Two hundred persons are
thrown out OF work.
This is the third large Industrial con-
Germ In this city 10 be destroyed BY FIRE
within the past few weeks.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-09-28
No HONG for Either.

Sofia, Bulgaria, Sept. 27.-The COM
munication made by the British diplo-
matte agent to the Bulgarian govern
ment stated that neither Turkey nor
Bulgaria could count on Great Britain's
support in the event of their openly or
secretly opposing the realization of the
Austro-R Russian project of reform in
Macedonia, and added that Great Brit
ain was pressing Turkey for more
effective application of the reforms.
The communication further stated
that Great Britain was consulting the
other Powers as to the possibility OF in
PRODUCING more suitable remedial meas
ureS.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-09-28
MURDERERS AT LARGE;
POLICE WITHOUT CLUE.
Men Who Dynamited buggy May
Never BE Caught.

Washington, Pa, Sept. 27-West
Middletown had the population of
city to-day, made up almost entirely
OF sight-seers attracted by the ira gedy
of Friday last.
SO far as developments In the murder
and robbery are concerned. there are
none. Absolutely no clue to the perpe
traitors OF the dastardly deed have been
found and the theories OF the officials
are as vague as ever. Unless some
thing Is brought 70 light at the inquest
which win be held tomorrow the like
lihood Of the apprehension OF the nlur-
derer Of Contractor FERGUSON Is sllght
The Savannah morning news., 1903-09-28
GREAT DAMAGE DONE.
TO TEXAS COTTON.
Estimate of Probable Crop Is 2,5OO,-
600 Bales.

Houston, Tex, Sept. 27.-The Post to-
morrow publishes a report showing
that great damage has been done to
cotton over the state by the boil Vice.
vii, the boil worm, the sharpshooter
and dry weather. The estimate of the
probable crop based on the reports from
country correspondents, is placed at
2,500,000, provided that there Is a late
frost. The popular estimate six weeks
ago was 100000 bales. The reports of
insect damage come from eighty-nine
counties. About a dozen counties re-
port a good crop prospect, but these
are mostly from producers. 1t is stat
ed that there is absolutely no chance
for a top" or second crop.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-09-28
BY YELLOW SCOURGE
LAREDO's CITIZENS ARE DRIVEN
TO DESERT HER.
CITY APPEARS TO BE DEAD.
FOUR THOUSAND HAVE FLED
SINCE PLAGUE APPEARED.

whole state Now Guaranteed
Against Stricken Town-surrOund-
ing Countries Have Established
shotgun Qunrnntine-TwO Deaths
and Twelve New Cases Reported
observation-disclosures In Nuevo
Laredo Unchanged-Mexic an Gus
tom Authorities Move to Lam
pasas.
Laredo. Tex, Sept. 27.--Two deaths
and twelve new cases of yellow fever
were reported at the close of the day.
This city now presents a dead APP
pearance, all those who could get away
having departed for points North of
the state of Texas, and for points
South. 1t is estimated by the authori-
ties that nearly 1000 people have fled
from here since the beginning of the
yellow fever scare, and the later devel-
opment of the disease.
The city is now quarahtined against
in all directions in the state. and no
person can get beyond the limits of
Webb county, other Texas counties
having established a shotgun quaran-
tine, and are turning back all those
who are endeavoring to get away in
coaches, buggies and carts. The situa-
ton in Nuevo Laredo is unchanged.
no deaths or new cases having oc-
Cured as far as can be learned.
The Mexican custom houses author
tiles have been temporarily removed to
Lampasas, where all incoming bag
gage and freight over the National
Railroad is examined, thus permitting
trains to run through to Laredo, Tex.
without stopping at Nueva Laredo, and
because southbound passengers object
to the inconvenience attendant upon
doing the work of revision at the
border.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-09-28
Preparations Made for War.

Philoppopolis, Bulgaria, Sept. 81
A visit to the base camps of this di-
vision of the Bulgarian army at Tim
ovo and Semen to-day showed that
the sappers and miners are rapidly
preparing for war. Work on the
bridges across the Martha river and
the roads and forts in the vicinity is
in active operation. About 10000 troops
are at base camps.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-09-28
WILL END CABLE SERVICE.
Panama Orders DiscOntinuance of
Buena Ventura Office.

Panama Orders DiscOntinuance of
Buena Ventura Office.
Panama, Sept. 27.-It is announced
that the cable service to Buena Ven
tura will be closed at the end of Sep
TENDER. The inspector of telegraphs
has received orders from GBogota to
close the Central and South American
Company's Office in this town on the
suspension of the service to Buena Ven
tura.
If the government carries out it's
threat the company will lose heavily.
The government in the meantime is
making efforts to establish the Mar
conf system of wireless telegraphy be-
tween Panama, Chiriqui, Buena Ven
tura, Colon Bocas Del Toro and Carta-
gena. 1t also is reported that the West
India and Panama Telegraph Company
will offer to construct cable to
Buena Ventura.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-09-28
COLOMBIA STILL
IN UNCERTAINTY.
No Agreement Reached About Pres
idency and Vice Presidency.


idency and Vice Presidency.
Bogota, Colombia, Sept. 26.-No
agreement has yet been arrived at re-
garding the candidates for the presi-
dency and vice presidency of the re-
public. The men who were spoken Of
as candidates, such as Senores Con-
zales and velez, and Gems. Ospina and
Predomo, are now out of the running.
President Marroquin and his son have
declined to be nominated. The country
wishes the election of men who will
pursue a policy of Cancellation and fra
ternity towards all parties. The two
men who are now most in public view
are Gen. Reyes and Senior Rico, the
actual foreign minister. The names OF
the chosen candidates will not be an
nounced until the adjournment OF Con-
gress, which may occur on Oct. 20.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-09-28
Train WRECK in Meaico.

Mexico City Sept. 27.-A wreck on
the Curnavaca division Of the Central
Railroad last night resulted IN the
death Of Joseph w. karney. wreck IL
foreman, and y. Burgeous. q brake.
man.
Conductor Laffey and two others
were slightly injured.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-09-28
TURKS AND BULGARIANS
MAKE READY FOR WAR.
Sultan's Troops SkiIfuIIy Disposed
for Quick Blow.

SuItnn's Troops SktlfuIly Disposed
for Quick Blow.
London, Sept. 2S.-Whilst there is lit
tie fresh news this morning from the
received here that both Turkey and
Bulgaria are actively preparing for the
possibility of war.
The correspondent of the Daily Mail
at Monastir, comments on the skilful
disposition of the Turkish troops for
delivering a quick blow against either
Servia or Bulgaria. There are 10000
soldiers in the vilayet at Kossovo, TO-
900 men, with 300 guns in Adrianople
vilayet, $4,000 in Monastir vilayet and
100000 in Salonica, the last mentioned
force forming huge reserve.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-09-28

Tien Tsin. North China. Sept. IT,
Both the plague and cholera are raging
az Pal Tang. nfty miles east Of Tien
fsln, where 1000 deaths have occurred
during the past two months. The
towns ~ Newber. Taku and Tien Tain
are not affected.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-09-28
MILNER STARTS
FOR ENGLAND.

CARLSBAD, Germany, Sept. I.-L0rd
Miner left here to-day for London 20
confer with Premier Bsifour regarding
ne offer made - bin % The asrfetary-
shlp for he c0iODiea
The Savannah morning news., 1903-09-28

Paris, Sept. ia duel with swords
has been fought IN the grounds Of "A
Country CLUB nenr Binrritz between
Count Aroos ~ clavijo and the Mar
quis ~ ArRudy The latter was wound
90 in The wrist and the forearm.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-09-28
Reveals Tale of Horror.
TURKS MOBILIZE
GA BATTALIo IONS.

Half of This Force Intended for
AdrianopIe.
Salonica, European Turkey, Sept. q.
The immediate mobilization of the
Adana. Angora, Kastamuni and Ksi-
sires divisions of the army totalling
sixty-four battaIions, has been. ordered.
Half of these battalions are expected to
arrive here within week and the rest
will go to Adrianople.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-09-28
BALLOON MADE TRIP
FROM PARIS TO HULL.
Frenchmen Perform Hitherto I'm
known Aerial Feat.


London, Sept. 27.-Count De La
Vaulx and Count D'Outremont de-
scended to-day in balloon near Hull.
Yorkshire, having journeyed from
Paris in Tx hours. This is the first
time that balloon has successfully
Travelled from France to England.
Count De La Vaulx is one Of the best
known French aeronauts and he has
made several very interesting aerial
voyages In August, 1902, he made the
record balloon trip for that year, hav-
ing assembled from st. Cloud, near Pa
ris, and landed at Opoes, Hesse, a dis
lance of over 419 miles, in nineteen
hours. In 1901 and again in 1902, ac-
companied by French warships, he
made endeavors to cross the Mediter-
ranean from near Marseilles to AL
geria in balloon, but was unsuccess-
full.
Last January Count De La Vaulx
sent a trial balloon from Gabes. in
Tunis. across the desert of Sahara.
with a view to ascertaining the FEAST
bility OF an aerial trip across the des-
ert
The Savannah morning news., 1903-09-28
MACEDoNIANS HEAR MASS.
Prince Ferdinand's Hurried De-
parture Excites Comment.

Sofia, Bulgaria, Sept. 27.-Pathetic
dignity and the utmost peacefulness
characterized the Macedonian demon
STATIONS here to-day. After the cele-
bration of a requiem in the cathedral,
which was crowded, $4,000 Macedonians
and their sympathizers joined in a pro-
cession, which marched through the
principal streets of the city. Speakers
urged the maintenance of peaceful con-
duct.
Prince Ferdinand after going to
church this morning, did not return to
the palace, but departed Unexpectedly
for his hunting box at Kostenetz. His
departure is much commented on, and
is thought not to be unconnected with
rumors of an intention on the part of
the protectionists to demonstrate in the
gardens of the palace.
1t is reported that the Turks are
building forts along the entire from
tier line commanding large areas Of
Bulgarian territory. Fortifcations have
been constructed for artillery.
Reveals Tale of Horror.
London, Sept 27.--A dispatch from
Sofia to the Times says that a docu
ment. purloined from Hilmi Pasha's
archives and which has fallen into the
hands of one of the consuls, gives con-
firmation of the wholesale extermina-
ton carried out in Macedonia. 1t re-
ports that ninety-three villages have
been destroyed in the vilayet of Mon
nastir alone and that the total num-
Der destroyed reaches Ill. Reports
from other reliable quarters represent
that much larger number of villages
have been DESTROYED
The Savannah morning news., 1903-09-28
MORE YELLOW FEVER
REPORTED AT TAMPIC0.

Tampico, Mexico. Sept. 27.-Five new
cases of yellow fever have appeared
here, though they are of a mild form,
apparently. Houses numbering 116
were disinfected to-day and the au-
thorities are uniting in their efforts to
kill the plague. A close watch is be.
ing kept on the patients.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-09-28
Refugees in Mexico City.

Mexico City. Sept. 27.-Refugees from
Wales, Victoria, Santiago, Ignores and
Tampico, fleeing through fear of the
yellow fever, are making their appear
ance at. Mexico City and the capital is
the basis for throng of visitors.
Their stories of the progress and raw
ages of the scourge are varied.
Gsw Ca.a. NgnnhAwar.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-09-28
six Cases Mt Monterey.

Monterey, Mex, Sept. 27-Dr. Alvin G.
Alderman, a well known American,
founder of the Christian Institute, died
at his home near the school from what
is said to be yellow fever. The au-
thorities are taking every precaution
to prevent the spread of the disease,
and no new case has been reported.
The schools have been suspended
That the disease will spreadtis doubt
ed by the medical men of the city, who
know of the precautions being taken.
The quarantine has been frightened as
much as possible. Tonight it is re-
ported that Monterey has six cases of
fever.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-10-08
BRUTALITY TO DOG
WAS DISGUSTING
Poundmaster and two Dogs
Battle on the Street.

PoundmasterCra brutality as ex-
hibited about 10 Saturday forenoon
in front OF l. n. Williams meat market
was sickening.
Cravens has q bull dog that he
''sicks" upon any yagant cur he sees
In this instance he set the bull dog
ON bird dog and the latter did not
have as much Of a 'look-inn in the
fight as Monroe had with Jeffries. The
bull caught the other by the throat
and then, locking It's Jaws, commenced
TO drag, tearing the flesh OF the under
dog. Cayens then commenced TO
separate them by tying a rope tightly
about the bird dogs neck thus aiding
the bull. The three wallowed around
In the mud OF the gutter for several
minutes before the bull released his
hold taking with him bunch Of hair,
skin and flesh. The crowd of on-lo0k-
ers were disguised and were loud In
condemning Crayens, the only redeem
Ing feature Of the contest among the
brutes was that tile colored man was
scratched In several places by one Of
the dogs teeth. He dldnot bite back.
however.
II Is not probable that such brutal
scene could be presented on public
street OF any town on earth Inhabited
by humane people without the insti-
gator being fittingly punished.
Stray dogs should be rounded up
and killed but il should he done In a
humane manner.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-10-08
Mr.. REYNOLDS
WANTS RELEASE
Crazy Prisoner Alternately
Curses Guards and Prays

Marsh Reynolds, the unfortunate
lunatic who is suffering with religious
mania, and who Is confined IN the
Federal jail awaiting the unwlndlng
of the official red tape necessary before
he Is sent TO an insane asylum, prayed
and cursed in turn last night.
Jaller Wilkinson grants the man all
the liberty he can, and gives him the
freedom Of the small enclosure called
the yard.
Last night Reynolds ceased his pray
Ing and singing long enough to cuss
the jallers and guards, employing a
string of profanity several yards long.
Then he sank to the ground and
prayed that a spirit would come and
release him from the accused pit.
am give you one minute to come"
he said, after Offering his fervent pc.
tition. The insane man paused lit
tie while then, jumping TO his feet,
said; II don't care a rap. IL you
wont come and release your suppllcat-
ing child you needn't to, but | need
you worse now than ever did before
In my life. It's your turn now to do
something for me"
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-10-08
TIN wooDMAN" HAS RIVAL.
Flypapsr Man Known by Various
Names hAkss n Hit with Erie
Basin Housewives.

One OF the oldest sights 10 be seen In
the vicinity Of the wharves along the
Erie basin says the New York Sun. is
little shriveled up old man. with a
Ecrubby beard and a nose vita quaint
ly suspicious tvist to It. who sells ny
paper to the well-to-do inhabitants Of
this region Some persons call the fly
paper man Bill, others Jack and still
others jeremiah. or Jerry for short His
cry IL long-drawn-out moan. which
reverherstes In pathetic cadence up
among the chimney pots and sounds
not unlike "stiekynyopA The strang-
sss feature Of this strange man ls his
outer garb which IL composed entirely
OF the merchandise he offers for sale.
and is thickly plastered with those in
sects which have the least 10 gain and
the most 10 lose by alIghtlng IN rs Inn
mediate proximity Bill. Jack. Jert-
miAh. or Jerry for short makes a good
living out Of his calling As soon as
the huxom housewives hear hiH famii.
lar wall they flock 10 the windows and
signify their intention Of becoming
customers by friendly nod or q wave
Of the hand, The hypaper man waite
patiently At the door until II Is opened.
and passes In one, two or three SLICES"
a. requested, receiving the correct
change. In return for which he makes
peculiar sound. like the rumblIns Of
distant thunder which finally breaks
into a discordant eroak, growing louder
and louder as be passes on 10 the next
house ie has been asked the house.
wives say. TO go into vaudeville. and
there are those Who add. in the Erie
Basin phrase. that as = star he fought
to have a Tin voodmau' beaten to 4,
pulp"
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-10-08
FREIGHT WRECK
NEAR ADAIR
Thirteen Cars and An Engine
Are Piled In a Heap.

Thirteen freight cars and an engine
telescoped and were piled In heap on
the Katy rlght-of.way near Patton's
spur, about midway between Adair
and Big Cabin at o'clock Thursday
morning, blocking the road all day.
No person was killed or seriously in
jured in the wreck,
Train No. t02 northbound, started
from the Muskogee division with
thirty-one loaded cars and two engines.
Near the spur, while running at the
rate of 3j miles an hour, the pony
trucks under the first, or No. 5l2 en-
gine climbed the rail and dropped OF.
Engine No. 262, In charge Of Engin-
eer Hanner, Immediately behind was
thrown over on its side in the ditch,
partially teleseoping a car of stock
that was following. Twelve other
cars then smashed into the wreck, pill
ing the broken ears, twisted iron and
trucks, in heap as high as two
story house. Strange to say, all the
cattle In the ear made their escape
and ran OF over the prairie except
four that were killed.
A wrecking car was sent from Mus
kogee and another came down from
Parsons. The latter was In charge of
Division Superintendent Harris That
gentleman stated at noon that the
wreckage would not be cleared away
before 5 o'clock.
The wrecked train was In charge Of
Conductor Walker.
Passenger trains south were run over
the Frisco to Claremore, where they
were switched to the Missouri Pacific
tracks and taken TO the main line at
Wagner.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-10-08
CROHlNGER PROMOTED.
vIaitA ney Whs l. Rapidly Reach
inx the Gssl Of Success.

Ola Nlnlta boy who is rapidly climb
ing the ladder leading 10 Success, the
Auskogee Times says
Arthur Croninger, who has been
Mr Msilette's stenographeF for long
time has resigned that position and
accepted one as official court stenog-
raphsr Tor Judge Sulzbacher, the newly
appointed judge for the Western dis
triot lie IS accounted one Of the I'm
est stenographers that has ever been
IN tbe ssrvice here. The position
CONES as a promotion, and il is de-
served one, which Arthur's friends
viii be glad has come his way.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-10-08
What The Earth Produces,

The earth hes nourished us through un.
knuwu ages Of hnman existence Il II not
true that the earth supplies us With every.
thing that We really require for existence
Have you ever thought that It is probable
that the earth supplies ua with the means
70 keep our bodily viaof, our health, n We
ouiy knew ~ The animals knov By IN
stiHef what ia good for Them and will ssafck
until they hnd IN some plant shat they
need for correcting indigestion OF eonstlpa.
uon. etc. IL it. therefore, not possible that
thers arc roots and herbs supplied By nature
which will care the diseases thar ahliet
human kind : That Il Why DR. Pierce. Of
Buffalo. n. Y. hsa sueh faith Ia his sMsd.
zeal Discovery Years aEo when he vas
IN general and active practice, be founl
that combination Of certain herbs and
roots made into au alternative extract, with.
out the uss of alcohol, would always put
the stomach into healthy condition, nouf.
ish TIE tissues, feed the blood and nerves
system
Dr. Pisrce's ooidea Medical Discovery
restores the iosl iesh b. curing diseases Of
the stomach asd other organs of digestioH
and nutrition and enabling the perfect di.
gestion and assimilation of food from which
hesh aud strength are made.
II vas AZ fuH down. very nsrvous end suf
Tered terribly from stomach tfoubis which the
doctors proaoaaced indigestion urilsa MFs
Wm. Aofry, Of Aarshaif Alch II doctofed
Tor Teaf wiihsat permaasut relief was 81.
yissd 81 ffieHd % ~ D.. Fisres's 0alden Med.
.cAl nssooysly. eHe ahst ~ So of HIHe hotties
! WHs eufed, ! ean heartily feuommend tie
.ooldeu hediemi Diseoxefy 10 any aae snGsg.
kna ffom aiomaeh tg0ubAa Nv hashand was
aise gzeaily bsas4tsd b IL Use
To gain knoxisder Of your own bs,dy--iu
siekness and hesilh.-ssHd los ths Peoples
q foa8 PAGES. 8snd q eeuts 10 stznips ftsf
F41ef covered. of Il stampa fof cloth.
boand eoDy. Addieaa Dr. n v Pierce. a
Msl@ asrset. naaAe, ny
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-10-08
CONFEDERATES
TO GATHER HERE
Vinita is Chosen as the Place
for the Next Reunion.

The committee of gentlemen from
tile city council, including Mayor Da-
Yenport and Recorder Barrett, and
from the Commercial club with the
delegates from the local Camp Of Con-
fedeIate Veterans who attended the
reunion at Checotah have returned
home successful In their effort TO have
the convention held in vinlta next
year
An the gentlemen are good mixers
among men and the way they button
holsd tie delegates discouraged the
committees from other towns and they
soon gave up. When the question was
voted upon Ninita was chosen unani-
m0asly Captain Wilkinson endorsed
the inyitation on behalf Of the Grand
Army veterans Of this city.
Jonn 1. Gall, Of Ardmore, was chosen
10 succeed himself as major general
ofthe Indian Territory division. Stir
ring adofessss were delivered by S. II.
Russell and Henry NJ. Furman. of Ard
more; and Congressman Benton, Of
Missouri
Mayor Davenport, In thanking the
delegates for selecting Vinlta, made a
short speech that was happily re-
eelFed.
III. A 6. Washburne, pastor Of the
Baptist church Of thlscity. was chosen
as Division Chaplain. Tie gentleman
fought with the cavalry under Joe
Wheeler and Is a Cherokee citizen.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-10-08

" II Chase, a tarber Of Liberty,
Kansas recently deserted his wife and
el0ped with another charmer. Word
was sent out asking for their arrest
and Deputy Ike Gllstrap apprehended
the couple at Collinsyilie. Chase was
brought 70 this city Thursday and
lodged IN Jail, the woman being left
at Collinsville on account of sickness.