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footing alone" (See State Department
Archives. also Adams Diary, VI, lo3;
also Wharton's Digest section SD
Fifteen days later, that is to say on the
18TH of July, Is23-three months ana
seven days prior to the date of JEFF
Persons letter-Mr. Adams had a personal
conference with Baron Tuyl, the Russian
minister In Washington. At that inter
view he orally repeated the substance of
what he had written to Mr.. Rush; and,
in the course of their conversation, he
took occasion to add. and presumably by
the direction of the president. that the
United States would contest any claim
of right by Russia or any other Euro
pean power, ito establish any new colo
mics on this continent" and, moreover,
that we would distinctly assume the
principle that the American continents
were no longer subjects for new colonial
establishments" adams Diary, VI, PIP.
1863 ct seq
If thus appears from official documents
accessible by all that Thomas Jefferson,
so far from being the first to give ex-
plicit utterance to the Monroe doctrine
had nothing whatever to do with its for
mulation that what he wrote about 1T
was merely an echo of what had already
become an almost unanimous public SEN
timent IS embodied In Washington s
farewell address; that President Monroe
and his secretary of state had already
formulated the doctrine in official utter
anccS three months before WI JciiCi SUI
was even consulted about it; and that
when he wrote his letter of October "a.
1928. to which Mr.. Watson refers. he
probably had before him a copy of Mr..
Ruops instructions and of the memoran-
dunn Of Mr. Adams conversation with
the Russian minister. (Whartons Digest,
section SD
1t was but natural, however. that Pres
ident Monroe should submit these papers
to Presidents jefferson and Madison,
tot fI,ojy jn,, nr1ininn pfnr0
throwing down the gauntlet in the face
of the allied powers in his celebrated mes
sage to congress OF December 2. 1928.
And It was but natural, in view of the
gravity of the issue presented, and of the
unanimous public sentiment in support
OF the presidents policy. that both should
have replied as they did
WILLIAM +. SCRUGGS.
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ITALIAN FLAG FORCED DOWN.
Quakers objected to Its Flying Over
an italian Work Colony.

Tamaqua, pa, October about two
weeks ago a gang Of foreign workmen
who nave a camp n1aI West oe''n.
farming village, raised an Italian tag
over their quarters.
The farmers became indignant and de-
manded that the flag be lowered. me
Italians refusing to comply, committee
representing the farmers came here and
laid the matter before the police officials,
stating that unless Immediate action was
taken they would arm themselves ana
march on the camp. chief Of Ponce
Hahn went TO the camp and ordered the
flag lowered, which was done under pro
test.
The Italian consul at Philadelphia TO-
day wrote to Chief Hahn asking him for
fun Information regarding the matter.
Hahn replied. stating that he ordered tho
flag taken down because he said the
farmers would carry Out their threat and
that serious trouble would result.
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GUNBOAT SENT TO ST. ANDREWS
Americans There Will Be Given
Protection.

Washington, September 28.-Edwn W
Trimmer, Americans consular agent at
Blueffelds, was at the state department
today to confer with the authorities about
the reported troubles at ST. Andrews
island, off the Nicaraguan coast. 1t is
expected that the gunboat Nashville, when
has been ordered to St Andrews, VII
get under way from Pensacola today.
BIuehelds probably Will be one Of her
ports of call.
Acting Secretary of State Adee today
said there had been no pour parleurs be
tween the state department and the Co
lomban government regarding the ST An
drews trouble, and it is believed that the
Bogota government viii appreciate the
fact that the mission OF the Nashville is
in he interest of restoring order ard at
forGing protection to american citizens.
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YELLOW JACK RACES
IN LAREDO.
There Are 81 Gases in the City, Some
of Them of the Worst Type.
Strict Quarantine Estab-
lished Against the
Stricken City.

Jaredo Tex SeDtember 2o-rhe yell
low fever situation here is beginning tc
assume a very grave phase. There are
now In this city 81 cases of fever, 10
of which have been pronounced genuine
by the marine hospital service experts Ill
charge here ten cases have been pro-
ounccd suspicious and eleven new cases
have been reported today, some OF when
have been announced as genuine. ana
others as suspicious Among these cases
is one which the doctors state is yellow
fever of the worst type. The majority
ct these cases are confined to certain
district of the city with the exception OIL
some OF the new cases which nave peeh
reported today.
Notwithstanding the difficulties under
which the sanitary officers are compelled
to work in some instances, the work
placing the city in a perfect sanitary
&C clifton is being effectively and scleh-
tifically brought about under tAe direc-
ton of the yellow fever experts who are
on the ground, seconded by corps OF
able assistants.
A second detention camp has been es-
tablished at Cactus a station on the
line of the international and Great North
ern railroad about Is miles from La
redo.
The conditions in Iluevo Laredo are
rot very encouraging The authorities
have taken very energetic measures i'll
the way OF policing the town and organ
ling d system of observance.
The case mentioned Yesterday as in a
r1ecarious condition. that OF Juan Vey-
tia, an employee of the Mexican Ma
h
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Warshin Sent to Their Aid.

Washington, September 29-The navy
department is advised of the departure
Yesterday afternoon from Pensacola Of
the gunboaI Nashville for ST Andrews
island, off the coast of Nicaragua. where
American citizens have suffered ill-fre4t-
ment at the hands Of their native EN- =
ployers.
Commander John Hubbard, command
ing the Nashville, has instructions 70
institute thorough investigation and
take proper steps for the protection Or
the sufferers At the state department.
ii is said there has been no eXchange De
tween the Rogota and Washington gov
ernments Oh the subject. ST. Andrews
is under Colombian sovereignty
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Opium, Morphine, Free Treatment.
Painless home cure guaranteed. Free
trial. DR.. Tucker, Atlanta. Ga.
HAzING AT NAVAL ACADEMY
Entire Third Glass May Be Confined
on Ship.

Annapolis, Md. October I.-Captain
Brownson, superintendent of the Naval
academy is pursuing an Investigation m
to recent hazng by the dozen upper ciass
men who have been here for the last
month awaiting the examination.
The Chesapeake has been fitted up ana
if any hazing occurs it is said the whole
third class viii he quartered on this ship,
which would be a virtual imprisonment.
Every third class man rs he reports 20
the academy is now being required 10
sign pledge that he will not do any
hAZincr
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yellow Fever Still Epidemic.

LAREDO, Tex" October 2.-The yellow
fever is still epidemic here, but in the
opinion of the experts the conditions
have greatly ironrovod ara II ia not
i,,,rolso,1a +bat 49, ,,aa,. ,,.,,, .hd,,.
lily, o''Aole lilal iieAe "eeN WI" snow
iuIlhef lmproFemens.
ress Of the disease, as follows:
New cases today. six; deaths one. sus-
nicio1s casoe none. to.al zoos ~ 49,
ee... ~, Ul'7'
hily-ohe' to'al dedtiis 70 "a re, touI.
Dr. Tabor, In an interview today,
stated thar the situation in Duyal county
wac nnchan~od The doctor soid ~.
s,o,..,I ~ .bo 100 v,at1i.;a 80
eAl'eo'eU 'N"' '"e 500 "i'li'i" "oU4u
be on the ground thls morning. out 1t
now apmears that the Nueces counts au-
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China Is Forcing Russia.

Washington October THE state de-
partment has been informed that Primo
Ching has determined 10 refuse to con-
sent to any terms proposed Russia for j
postponement OF the evacuation of Man
churia which might be Injurious 70
Chinese sovereignty rights or the rights
Of other nations China insists that Rus
STA, having given n pledge 10 move out
Of Manahuria on or before October g.
should keep her agreement without the
imposition of any further demands
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CHAPTER LIV.


TRANQUILITY. usefully, year after year
passed with Mr.. Jefferson, his only har-
assing trouble being his debts.
He kept up his correspondence with 4
very great number of people; he kept up
his open door style of entertainment; he
kept alive his interest In books, plants.
trees birds fiowers-his gardens, fields
several hours every day, spent much time
IN social converse with relatives and
friends, made himself the idol of all .he
children and was quite happy when shar-
ing their pleasures. forming their habits
ana improving their minds AS a patri-
erch. venerated and beloved, his tail
figure moves TIN ough the gathering shad-
avs of Monticello with a majesty, a grave
sweet dignity which few attain.
He had made bitter enemies, especially
in Virginia. where he had removed the
eapitol from historic old Williamsburg
to the then struggling village of Rich
rlond: he had cut off the ancient aris:o-
cratic church from the public treasury,
and he had knocked the props from IN
der the landed aristocracy. John Ran
dolph OF Roanoke, probably voiced the
sentiment Of thousands when he declared
that Jenerson's dwelling principles mad
brought upon Virginia financial ruin,
rsp,,e5ng NJ the same time the standard of
character.
To these causes for hatred was added
another; he did not conform to the relig
i3us beliefs of his neighbors. He did not
keep his views locked within his own
breast. rs Washington more prudenuy
fla but that interchangeable pen was.
every row and then, giving itself all the
Hecnse of the free and bold thinker to
whom expression is absolutely necessary.
Active causes such as these kept the
dogs barking TO the last and We find this
v.ayworn servant of the republic charged
with having overdrawn his salary while
minister to France. The libel was puo-
Hshed in Il Richmond Taper at time
WAN the old man already had one leg in
The grave Think of the modification lie
must have suffered in being compelled TO
prove himself an honest man in his home
paper and TO his home people, He le-
.fruo1 the presidency Of the Philosophical
Society an honorary post Which he had
aelf for eighteen years.
Through the kindly offices of DR.. Ben
ain Rush q reconciliation was brought
about between Mr.. jefferson and John
4d4ns. and the two venerable statesmen
3, -umed their CORE spondence.
in "A fan from the steps Of one of the
rrlcs MI jefferson broke his other
arm. and being now disabled in both
wrists. writing became doebly painful.
Nevertheless The Industrious old man
retar ceased &c write. The last motion
# a definite sort which he was 10 make
WITH his right hand was the motion Of
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to self-anxious but for the cause to which
life has been gloriously given.
Bells were pealing for the Fourth Of
July all over the great land, the boom
of cannon and the sound of patriotic
music thrilled men and women from Ca
madam borders to the gulf OF Mexico. it
was classic DEATH a sublime death, that
amid such anthems as those the stoutest
leader of the north and the boldest states
man of the south should close their eyes
III final sleep.
Thomas Jefferson and John Adams dy
ing on the same day, July 4, 1926. there
was but one signer dictionaries Carroll,
OF Carrollton.
The old Roman was living in retire
nenr at his stately Dougohoregan manor,
near Baltimore when on July 20, 1896
he was pressed to attend the funeral
services in memory or Adams and Jefer-
son. There solemn procession
through the streets OF Baltimore, Il
draped funeral car with black horses, d
band Of music paying dirges, a troop of
horse with standard draped in black.
In "a carriage following the car rode
Charles Carroll. the only living man who
had signed the Declaration Of Indepen-
dance, and John Eager Howard, who had
turned back the rout of battle at the
Cowpens. -Four generations trooped be-
hind the venerable heroes, those veterans
or the ancient struggle for liberty.
The governor of Maryland and all his
brilliant staff were there; members OF
the executive and committees of arrange
ments were there; multitude OF woi thy
people from far and near We're there; but
this writer has eyes for two figures ONLY
old Charles Carroll, the last of the sign
ers and John Eager howard, the hero OF
the CowpenSl
THE END.
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boys must not be executed today.
stay has been granted.
by ORDER THE PRESIDENT or
TfLE United aIAIES..

warden Deyo at once consulted with
some Of the Witnesses present ana con
cluded that the message was forgery
sent for the purpose Of delaying the exc
oution bsyond the official day. 1t Was
concluded first that the president could
not interfere except through Governor
O'Den and second that reprIeve could
rot be accepted by telegraph. but mus!
be by personal signature or in personal
interview by telei hone. No attention,
therefore, was paid to the communica-
ton. but every endeavor will be made
to ma the sender ami prosecute him or
her. Another incident of the execution
ester1ay was the suspension Of keePeH
Davies for selling to certain newspapers
the contents of personal messages writ
ten by the Van Wormer boys to their
friends.
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East Miles bv Oldfield.

Cleveland Ohio. September 2e.-Barnev
Oldfeld reeled OF some fast 41ilcs at
the Chenille track today during a tire
testing spin Odfeld Travelled miles
in 40 rs. The worlds record is a 81
Time by miles, SO. So. Sd, 81 2-5, So
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Free Booklet

On Urinary Diseases, written by the
leading specialist of this country. Ad-
dress DR. j. Newton Hathaway, az Inman
building, Atlanta, Ga.
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sheldon To Succeed Cibbs

New York. October 2-scnator Plat
today said that George z. Sheldon. of
New York ely. would succeed the lats
Frederick S Gibbs as republican national
committeeman from New York
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A Good Beginning

good condition at the beginning of the
troubled with bo,
baheads and boches itching and burning skin crupons
That make life vertabe torment and misery.
the work of cleansing and building the
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blood and strengthening the weak
places in Your constitution. During the
cold winter months we are compelled
q live indoors and breathe the impure
sir Of badly ventilated rooms and Of
Necs. We over work and over-eat, and
gel too little outdoor exercise, and our
tens become clogged with impure
ties and the blood a hot-bed of germs
AID humors of every kind, and warm
weather is sure to bring a reaction,
and the poisonous matter in the blood
and system will break out in boils and
pustules or scaly eruptions and red,
disdguring bumps and pinples. Make
good beginning this season by taking
q course of S. S. S. IN time; it will not
only purify your blood and destroy the
germs and poisons, but promote healthy
action Of the Liver and Kidneys and
give you a good appetite at time
when YOU need it most.
S. S. S. improves the digestion and
tones up the Stomach, and You are not
continually haunted by the fear Of
Indigestion every time you eat, or
troubled with dizziness, nervousness
and sleeplessness. There is no reason
10 dread the coming of warm weather il
and the blood in a normal, healthy cor
blood that invites disease germs, lnicr
bring on a long train of spring and SUI
stitution, and produce weakness, lassitl
Eczema, Acne, Nettle-rash, Poison {
troubles are sure to make their appear
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FORGERY Failed To Save Them.

Albany n. Y, October 2.-Forgery Of
the official title of the head Of the nation
figures in an attempt made Yesterday 10
save the three Van Wormers brothers
from the death choir at Dannemora
prison. Less than half an hour before
the time set for the execution Warden
Deyo received the following. telegram:
West Point Station, October l.
George Deyo, Warden: The Van Wormer
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HORRIBLY AFFLICTED WITH BouS.

I had q horrible
attack f b O ills
that broke out all
over nay body ond
from w b i c h I
could get no pos
Giblo relief until
J b c e. n n taking
your medicine,
and from ny OK
porionc 0 I can
safely say g. 6. s.
is the best blood
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THREE BROTHERS EXECUTED.
Van Wormer Boys Electrocuted for
Killing Their Uncle.

Dannenora ~ y. October l.-Withou.
one unforeseen incident to mar the per
feet and dignided execution OF the death
penalty imposed by the trial court sus-
tanned by the court of appeals. and not
interfered with by Governor OdeI VIII
lis Frederick and Burton Van Wormer
were pun to death in fifteen and Il hall
minutes at Clinton prison today for the
murder of their uncle. peter a. Hallen-
beck at Greendale. Columbia county, on
Christmas eve SOL.
In almost all respects, the tragedy
which closed today at Clinton prison was
unique in modern criminal history On
Christmas eve 1901 with their cousin.
Harvey Bruce, the three Van Wormer
brothers drove from their home in Kin
derhook, some a miles to the hamlet of
Greendale. in Columbia county. where
lived Peter A. Halleubeck. the uncle OF
the Van Wormers. Mr. 1Iallenbeck. his
wife and his aged mother We're sitting in
the lamp light in their living room. A
few moments later there was knock al
the door, and MIR. Hallenbeck answered
it, to find the masked men before nm,
armed with reVolVerS. Burton Van " or
mer led the way. and with him the old
man graIpled Al once all four began
a fusilladc of pistol shots. which fairly
riddled the body of Mr.. Halenbeck. Mrs.
Hallenheck, the WIFE, ran into the Kitten
en- and the brothers shot at her, but
missed Her husband ordered her to
flee, and she ran upstairs whittier the
older woman had preceded her. and the
two barricaded themselves in the at
tie.
Mr.. Hallenbeck. although MORALLY
wounded. broke away from his assaiI-
ants and went to the landing OF the
stairs, where he keeps loaded shot
gun. The ASSISTANTS saw him get the
floor and died
The triple execution of today raises to
a total Of sevcnty-three the list of the
mlIrlerers who have died in the electric
chair. The simultaneous execution Of
three brothers is not unprecedented in
the history OF New York state although
to find the parallel one must go back to
1926 when the three Thayer brothers
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THE BEST TONIC AND APPETIZER.

THE BEST TONIC AND APPETIZER.
While living in sherman, Tex, I be-
Same % victim Of impure, watery
blood. ran down in appetite and
energy; was scarcely a lie to get
about and had to stop of and rest
occasionally. I took s. s. s. and be-
gan to improve at once, and after q
thorough course became strong and
well.
1 think g. s. S. the best medicine I
ever used as an appetizer and gem
eral tonic. j. G.. SCOTT,
311 Railroad street, Rome, Ga.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-04-11
Ship Quarantined.

San Fran cisco, April 2-The
American ship Falls OF Clyde,
Captain Matsop, which arrived yes
terday from Hilo, made the pas
sage in eleven days. This is not
a record trip, but is remarkably fast
and one of the best made in some
time. The glory of Captain Mat
sons performance was somewhat
dimmed by Dr. Cummings, the sur
geon in charge of the Federal quar-
antine at this port. Two of the pas
sengers on the Falls of Clyde de-
veloped during the voyage sick.
ness, the nature OF which was not
clear to DR. Cummings, and the ship
was ordered into quarantine. The
length of her detention will depend
upon DR. Cummings conclusion as
to the identity of the sickness.
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Must Leave Country.

San Francisco, Arpil 2. - An
order was received yesterday
by United States Immigrant Com
missioner North from the Secretary
OF the Treasury directing the de-
portation to Sydney, N S w, Of Mrs
M Kennedy, who arrived recently
from Honolulu. Mrs Kennedy came
originally from Sydney and remain
ed over at Honolulu to take the
next steamer for this city. She had
with her pretty girl OF about one
year of age. The actions of the
woman we're so peculiar and her
talk 80 wild that she was committed
to the insane ward OF the Central
Emergency Hospital, where it was
found that she was sane, but suffer
ing from alcoholism.
The woman had 5000 in gold when
she arrived here and said that she
was receiving remittances OF money
regularly.
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DIR W all's Invention.

DR. o e Wall, OF Honolulu, has
invented a rack for holding false
teeth which has bsen patented at
Washington and is attracting the
attention of eastern dentists. OF
the inventio, the Scientific Ameri-
can Of March % says:
"The aim OF this invention is to
supply a rack for holding false
teeth which will serve also as an
index to the dentist, to make selec-
ton 10 any work aud to show him
styles of teeth needed 10. complei-
ing his stock. The rack may be
made in shapes and sizss required
and compartments arranged for
various Gets OF teeth.
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Convict o'srien Pardoned.

Helena, Mont, April 2-Thomas
O'Brien was today pardoned by Act
ing Governor Murray. O'Brien's
case is most novel. He made his
escape from the penitentiary, and
with the prison officials in pursuit,
wrote letters to Butte paper CIV
lug his side OF the case to the pub
lie. The letters were published and
O'Brien then returned to the prison,
declaring that as the public was
aware OF the true facts and his inno-
cence be room would be psrdoned.
O'Brien was sent up for the alleged
theft of wsgonload CT goods.