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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-07-20
CUBA WANTS A LARGE LOAN.
President Palma Wants Commission
Sent to America To Get It

Havana. July 13.-President Palma has
sent message to congress recommend
ing the appointment of member of
each house TO act with an appointee of
the executive commissioners to proceed
TO the United States to negotiate the
So. 900 600 loan.
The senate held an extended session
this evening. but did not reach the mat
ter of the ratification of the United States
naval stations treaty. It approved Pres-
dent Palma's recommendation to move
the penitentiary to Principe Castle, from
the Presido which is situated on the
harbor front and is desired for the cree
ton of a great hotel
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ferring to Collector Schusters decision
that no foreigner under contract can be
allowed in the Philippine islands, sayr
this Interpretation Of the United States
immigration law menaces all the foreign
business houses and banks. which are
chiefly British. The British firms con-
strue the decision as an attempt to drive
them from the islands In order that
Americans may secure the trade
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ON THEIR WAY TO AMERICA.
Kisninef Refugees Arrive in Berlin
En- Route to United States

Berlin, July l6.-Twenty- nine 1<ishinef
refugees have arrived at Berlin en- route
to the United States Most OF them are
penniless and collections are being made
among the Berlin Hebrews to assis,
them. The emigrants were not directly
affected by the massacres, hence they
could not get assistance from The Kishi-
nef relief funds
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Growing Cotton in Hawaii.

Honolulu. July i7.-By Pacific Cable y
Jared G. Smith. United States special
agency, in charge of Hawaiian expert
ment station. has been successful in his
experiments in growing cotton and su,na-
ira tobacco He believes that both ar
tic!es may become staple products of the
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SHELLS SHOWERED ON
THE REBELS,
Government Is Trying To Take the
Position Held by the Rebels at
Ciudad Bolivar-1t Is Be
l;eved That Castro Will
Win Battle.

Soledad Venezuela, Friday. July "
Sol.dad which is strategic poslloh
opposite Cndad Bolivar, on the Orlnoco
river. has been taken by government
troops.
The Associated Press correspondent
who came overland with the government
forces from Maturin, Witnessed the she'll
ing today of the strong trenches con-
structeu along the river front pelore
Ciudad Bolivar by the revoutonlsts. II
is believed that the government troops
VIII make a landing on that side OF Inc
river upon the arrival Of General Gomez.
the government commander in chief, VINO
is expected Monday todaD with a meet
which will cooperate in general attack
on the city.
IT is learned through deSerters that
General Gomez. before entering the val
ley of the Orinoco, defeated the reVolu-
tionists under General Antonio Paroles.
who surrendered Puerto Cabello IN 1919
and who subsequently was captured py
the liberals near Irapa. General Gomez
thus secuted the safety of his rear
guard Notwithstanding local public opin-
ion to the contrary In government cir
cles ii is not believed that General Ro-
lando who holds Ciudad Bolivar. VIII pc
able to resist the governments attack.
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AssasSins.
Death Planne

Bucharest, Rou July l3.-lt Is
said that the Serv!an authorities have un-
earthed a conspiracy to avenge the late
KIM Alexander 4 lieutenant OF from
tier garrison has been arrested charged
with making threats against Colonel
Maschin. A search Of the ientenanfs
quarters disclosed evidence that twelve
officers had formed a league to take
vengeance upon the rigicdes
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Plague at Santiago de Chile.

Washington July l3-United states
Minister Wilson makes from Santiago
de Chile a rather long report by cable
to the state department, touching the
plague. He says the disease has spread
to nearly all Chileans; that the postal
service is disorganized and that no Amer
lean mail has been received at Santiago
for nine weeks
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tier. whose genius greatly dominated Eu-
ropean art % the present generation.
While admitting that it is for posterity
to decide his exact position as a painter,
1t is generally conceded that he was
cOnSummate etcher
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-07-20

London, July l1-Ard Patrick, last
years derby winner, won the Eclipse
stakes by neck at the Sandowne park
race meeting today. Scepter was second
and Rock Sand, the winner of this year s
derby. was third. Five horses started.
King Edward was present and the at
tendance formed the record for this
course.
1t is reported that Ard Patrick was pur-
chased for 100000 by Count Won Lehr-
dorff. In behalf of the German govern
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Driven Crazy by Lynchings.

Kalispel Mont. July 17.-Ed Burrill.
negro carpenter, has gone insane from
reading reports of lynching of negroes.
He ran wildly through the streets shout
ing that a mob was after him. He was
taken to the asylum
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VenezueIa Squares with Powers.

Caracas Venezuela. July l6.-The Nene-
zuelan government yesterday paid to the repre-.
sentative of the allied powers the last in
stallmcnts OF the indemnity ne stipulated by
the nrft
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Castro To Win by Starvation.

Soedad. Venezuela. Wednesday, July
l6.-The situation Is unchanged The at
tack on Ciudad Bolivar by the Venezue-
Ian government troops, which appeared
imminent Yesterday morning, has been
deferred at the request Of United States
Consul Henderson. Herr Brokmen the
German consul, and the bishop VINO
transmitted to President Castro through
General Gomez, the commander- In chief
Of the government forces, a long tele-
gram asking him to be magnanImous and
show mercy to all II the revolutionists
surrender. 1T Is known that the president
answered follows
yes, for every one except the traitor.
Ferrera. the author of so many tears and
the cause of making so many orphans"
The final period of delay given by Cen
eral Gomez for definite answer to his
request for the surrender of General Ro-
lando and his followers expires today. but
at the last minute President Castro, wish
ing to save the lives of the inha bitants
of Cudad Bolivar and to avoid the hor-
rors which must follow the stormng Of
the city, ordered General Gomez not TO
open fire if he IS not attacked. but to
simply besiege the city. The revolution
lists having no provisions. cannot resist
more than ten days
The Venezuelan man OF war Bolivar has
left for the island of Trinidad to fetch
provisions for the government troops.
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Women and Children Leaving.

Soledad. Venezuela, July LII a. NJ
notwithstanding that the armistice ter
minated at midnight. no engagement be-
tween the government forces and the reb-
els has taken place up to the present
hour General Gomez has completed the
investment of Ciudad Bolivar and none
can now leave the city.
Lieutenant Commander Culver COM
nianding the United States gunboat Ban
ctoft, decided to take under his protec
ton all the river steamers belonging to
the American Orinoco Steamship Com
pany, recently seized by the revoiution-
lists at Ciudad Bolivar. lie also requested
the women and children of the Ameri-
can and other foreign colonies at Ciudad
Bolivar to take refuge ON the steamers
IN order to escape the dangers of the
scige, the Smelling of the town. and a
possible battle. In accordance with Lieu
tenant Commander CuVers invitation
many women and children. a number of
whom were OF German nationality, en-
barked carly today tho American
steamers. which, flying the American fla z
and escorted by the Bancroft, left in the
direction of SanfeliX, proba bly, on the
way to the island of Trinidad
Meat, milk and other provisions are
already scarce In the beseiged town.
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TORNADO IN ILLINOIS
DEALS DEATH,


Streator' HIS July IA tornado this
evening killed five persons. fatally injured
score of others and caused property
loss Of 100000
Dead and Fatally Injured.
HARRY DOYLE.
NELS H. BINFNS.
~ ~ r !. ~ ~ r'i e..,,-,,t,r,
~ - pGv nnInrnd
The following are reported fatafIy.
injured:
GEORGE DOYLE.
MI.S. - , ~
C ~, ,21i = ~, e. cN-I,I1Io
FRED CRONE fractured szuI
MRS CRONE
MRS SMITH
MISS SMITH.
CAfTAlN PEABODY and WIFE.
NRG II I1I i,J5 ~ b ~ o,d pApv
GEORGE HUNTER
GEORGE DOfLES LITTLE CHILD
THREE CHILDREN Of A. j. Daugher-
~ ana Il man employed ON 'he la'teI
"a H. vi,,o5 - d. rrroo,-
Nll1eU at mace 1ldch'
Al except Purcell We're killed at The
~oce track new huilding had inst
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"'e'' - 81 ''''
ing Is lett standing. All OIL 'he 7N'idlnsS
at Case Electric park were destroyed and
the fence and anphitheater Of the ball
park were blown away. Stauber's cloth
inc f.ofo,,. , tp-,-stor,. brick hut1llfns
was HOW doun and an tha st,,l5 was
,,,,i,sd
INA ,-,,1oo,, ,,-ae.o~,, l.o.r,..,,,,.- slant
sprfsrod Now. ,oes prrcan vas Killed
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American Flag Ordered Down.

Soledad Venezuela Tuesday, July To-
Is a m-Yesterday morning the remain
der of the government war vessels with
four small craft in tow, arrived on Gu
dad, Bolivar, without incident. Inc tor-
pedoes placed by the revolutionary FORCES
in the Orinoco river did not explode "heh
the fleet passed them
Ciudad. Bolivar, presents an extraor-
binary appearance On all government
buildings the white flag. the emblem OF
the revolutionists, Is hoisted and more
than 225 American, German. French and
British and other ensigns arc flying over
private houses At distance the city APP
pears TO have decorated for a holiday.
At O'Clock yesterday afternoon firing
was heard north of Ciudad, Bolivar. and
Immediately afterward five river steam
ers recently captured by the revolution
airy forces. the majority of which are the
property of the Orinoco Steamship Com
pany, the others being owned by Ameri-
can crocodile and bird hunters, hosted
the American flag. Ten minutes later,
however. the flags were lowered by or
der of the revolutionists
At o'clock the steamer FL Rio, dis
playing flag of truce. left Ctudad. Boil
var, and went alongside the Venezuelan
Warship Bolivar. the flagship OF General
Gomez. commander In chief of the gov
eminent forces on board Of which vessel
conference took place between the
priest who left Ciudad Bolivar and visit
ed LaSollna, on the opposite bank OF the
Ornoco. Saturday bearing an American
flag and flag of truce and other per
sonages.
The night passed without further Incl
dent. Shortly before o'clock this morn
ing the government troops commanded
by General Rives. the first lieutenant OF
General Gomez. were under arms about
fifteen minutes march from Ciudad Bolt
var. ready to begin an attack on the city.
strong battery Of guns had been es-
tablished on a hill overlooking Ciudad
Bolivar. and was preparing to open fire
on that part OF the city where all tho
ammunition recently received by Cen
eral Rolando. the revolutionary comman-
der. IS stored
II has been learned that MANY women
and children escaped from Cudad Boil
var Yesterday on The arrival of the gov
foreigners
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VIII IOIIOW Inc gFtdC CIfCIe TOUIt, I1dK M
Portsmouth at o'clock Friday morning.
Keen Interest in Naval Circles.
Washington. July 4.-Keen interest is
felt in naval circles in the result of the
test trans Atlantic cruise of the Kear-
sarge which leaves Portsmouth. Eng
land. tomorrow via the great northern
route for Frenchmans Bay, coast OF
Maine Captain Hemphill has been d.
rected to make the cruise test of the
Kearsarge's long cruising speed and ii is
expected probably the highest record for
an American battle ship OF the kear-

Blow Aimed at British Trade.
London. July 1.-THE Times correspon-
dent at Hong Kong In dispatch re-
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-07-20
TIE TICKET.

For Governor-Morris B. Be1knap,
of Louisville.
For Lieutenant GOVERNOR. B.
Without, of Ashland.
For Treasurer-John A. Black, Of
Barboursville.
For Auditor-George w. Welsh,
Of Danville.
For Attorney General-William
Beckner. of Winchester
For Secretary Of State-J. c..
Speight, Of Mayfield.
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Belknap Heads the Ticket.

T.ouisVille NY. July 10. second day
OF picturesque political maneuverlpg in
the state convention of the Kentucky re
publicans failed to eliminate in the final
grand surprise of winning dark horse.
whose coming had been limited at and
whose followers during yesterdays SEES
sions set the political managers to guess
ing.
Colonel Morris Il. Belknap. of Louis
willie. a wholesale merchant widely known
throughout the country. received the
nomination for governor on the first bal
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sportina Notes.

Dicl1insOn's next football name will be
with the University Of Maryland, at Bal
timore on Saturday.
Cresceus will try 10 break the worlds
mile record on "a half-mile track at iNan-
eas city tomorrow afternoon.
Ex-Basebail Player William Sunday.
who Is now an evangelist, was presented
with S2leO free will offering at Cart
ledge, III.
al. Herford, manager OF Joe Cans, Will
match Cans to meet Joe Wslcoht II the
latter viii weigh 40 pounds at ringside'
Walcatt offers to make that at : O'Clock,
Ii was announced yesterday that Joe
McGlnnity will wear a Giant uniform neNt
seaeon as President Brush has met his
demand for an increase OF $1,000 In his
.saary.
Jack blackburn. who beat Joe Cans at
the Washington Sporting Club on Mon
day might. has been offered purse NO
fight Jack LanNord, Boston colored
light-weight, ON Monday Might.
al. Fellows. tho Chicago bantam, who
sailed for England q few years ago, has
been matched to meet Joe Dowber the
champion of England, ait the National
Sporting Club of London November ,.
"Cap" Ferry has discovered another
Irish giant. His name Ms Casey and he
halls from Manila. Altogether he has had
nine fights, and not one of them has gone
more than seven rounds. Among Casey's
victims are Jack Slavin, Jack reely and
Charles ST. Clair. The manager Is willing
TO match his man against any heavy
weight on rhe coast, winner no take all
lie weighs 2o5 pounds, is feet ] inch tai
and has just celebrated his 2ith birthday
LOS Angeles Express.
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AS TO TEMPERANCE.

the deadly drug habit, which has en-
shaved as mental and physical wrecks
thousands OF unfortunates.
Nearly all patent medicines and So
called cough cures depend for their
effect upon some form OF these drugs
That is one reason why doctors are
opposed TO patent medicines. II is "a
good reason. too. when victims Of the
deadly drug habit are crowding the
sanitariums and insane asylums.
We repeat that those selling these
so-called immediate relief" remedies.
stimulants disguised under the name
of medicine should be compelled by
law to print the formula on each pack
age telling what It contains. We have
written this so you win realize the
danger IN taking such preparations
and so you viii understand fits im-
portance when you read that without
these drugs, or alcohol Father Johns
Medicine cures colds and an throat
and lung troublea-and builds up the
body. II is the best tonic ever pre-
scribed. because II drives out the inn
purities in the only way they can be
driven out. by enabling the stomach 10
assimilate the food and thus strength
en- each organ OF the body TO do its
natural work. This old remedy is not
patent medicine. as we have said
before. 1t was prescribed for the late
Rev. Father John O'Brien OF St. Pat
ricks Parish. Lowell. Mass. fifty years
ago. from whom il derived its name
and by whom il was recommended. II
contains no opium, morphine chloro-
form, or poisonous drugs I'm any form
Its ingredients are all pure food ele-
ments. The 81 bottles contain three
times the quantity Of the 5o-cent size
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Interesting Notes
Cleaned from
Many Fields
SPORT
NEITHER SIDE SCORED
eOIdey College and High School Much
on Gridircn.

eoIdey College and High School Much
on Gridiron.
Cody College and the High School bat
tied on the gridiron yesterday Afternoon
through two 20-minute halves with
neither side getting the ball over the
coveted line.
When the game started 1t seemed al
most certain Goldy would score, their
weight telling upon the High School lads,
hut they took a stand and held their
rivals. Both teams tried desperately to
score. The lineup foIbws:
High School. Goldey College
Oberly.. ........left end Draper ana Fry
Simmons. ...loht aaclle...... ..kester
Frick.... .....deft guard. ......W Wood
Berl.. o. .. ........c centre ...... ....Morfls
Plumbllne .... right guard. ....Jacilson
Berry,. .. fright tackle. .,.Brim
II. n. Wdlson right end. ...... HAYES
lCrcamer.. ..quarter back. ..... Connell
Rolln.. .. fright half back. ...diudson
Draper
Whitehead. left half back. McDermott
lHewcs.. .. ......f full back...... slaughter
Referee, Dougherty; umpire, Lynch,
timer, Norris; lineSmen, Morgan and Tin
dali.
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A NEW ALCOHOL DANGER TO
WOMEN AND CHILDREN - a
WARNING ABOUT PATENT
MEDICINES.

In the manufacture Of a well-known
patent medicine, $50 barrels OF alcohol
are used weekly. The bottles con-
taining this so-called medicine hold q
little less than a pint. II the mixture
was made up OF one-half alcohol. it
would require 16S.000 bottles a week
10 dispose of this weekly consumption
Of alcohol. These are facts which
make II easy 10 understand 10 what
proportion alcohol Is used 20 produce
an intoxicating compound sold under
false pretences as medicine"
Dangerous as such a preparation is
to the. health and morals OF the peo-
pie, it is made many times more so
by the addition OF -deadening
and poisonous drugs-narcotics and
opiates-used because they produce
an immediate effect regardless Of the
fact that they are injurious I'm the ex-
treme.
Preparations OF this kind find their
way into homes where Temperance is
preached, and where intemperance is
looked upon with horror 1t is not
difficult to understand how under
these circumstances home influence
and wise teaching is undermined. and
the appetite for alcohol and strong
drink created. Then too. the opium,
morphine. cocalnh and other opiates.
used Ia these preparations because they
temporarily paralyze the functions of
the nerves). destroy the entire nervous
system and wreck the brain They do
more they are responsible for creating
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GAME ENDED IN TIE
Military Academy Badly Treated at
coneordviIle Yesterday.


At concordville. Pa, yesterday the
Wilmington Military Academy played
Maplewood Academy a tie game, both
sides scoring five points.
The Military Academy claim they could
have won with ease under fair conditions
and honest decisions. The team says At
will not play any teams hereafter whose
grounds are not enclosed.
The local team scored a touchdown on
the FIRST four downs and would have
scored again had not tho spectators inter-
fered. Maplewood was much heavier, but
lacked the team work which the soldiers
showed.
Referee Pierson appeared both incom-
petelt and unfair. The line-up follows;
w. NJ. A. Alaplewood.
whlteside -....left end. :. ......Davi'
Foote.. - ..... .loft tackle. ..........Ke ely
Crubb.. -. =. .left guard .. ..Hanesham
Henderer.. q. ..centre.- =. ......lnfante
Van Trump .. d. right guard. ..-.rayloi
Fooks ...... fright tackle. .. ....Davi'
NcNiaater
Price. - - -...right end. ..Longbothan
Hoopos.. .. ..Quarter back. .-....BeattS
Fahey.. ..... =. ..left half back ...... Grady
Clements. fright half back. ....Iacey
Dolan.. .. ...ful back. ....Dicksor
Referee. pierson; umpire, Harvey lines.
man: Kerr and smith; timers Lloyd ane
Grady: touchdowns, 1sahey and Dicl1son
twenty and fifteen minute halves.
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Eamous ouartette to sina.

The famous Philadelphia Male Quar-
tette will sing next Sunday afternoon
IN the Grand opera House in the gos-
pei meetings being conducted by the
Rev. r.. a. Elwood. Promptly al 3
o'clock the singers will begin a musi-
Gale in which they are to sing by spe-
cial request Cardinal Newman's IA
NOUS hymn Lead Kindly Light" Mr.
Elwood win speak on "Shams" and II
As likely he win rap some Of them pretty
hard The quartette win sing in the
Olivet Church in the evening. Fom
hundred and eighty-iive people attend.
ed the Grand Opera House meeting las
Sunday, 297 Iaen and 1SS women.
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I)rOpsy
Neur algia of tn Q
Heart For Years.
p ain w ent From
Heart to Head.
DR.. Miles Heart Cure
and Nervine Cured.

About three years ago my sister was so
badly affected with heart trouble and neu-
ralgia OF the heart that we did not expect her
70 1--we. Although we had a first-class ply
sieian she grew worse under this treatment.
She bad a swollen dropsical look and had
frequent spells Of neuralgia pain at her heart
when she would render The most heart-rend-
ing means and shrieks. At times the pain
would 60 from her heart TO her head when
lump would appear on her temple half IS
large as an egg. One night she got up IN
bed and ran into the back yard crying with
pam; she was not conscious Of IT, however,
and was brought hack 70 the house by neigh
bors. bought for her bottle each Of DR.
Niles Nervine and Heart Cure which helped
her greatly. She aftcrward used some five
or six bottles and has never had a spell since
4 had used your medicine with great benefit
myself. / know that Nervine and Heart
Cure not only saved my sisters life but also
saved'me from insanity and death. I was so
nervous / could not bear the slightest noise
OF movement around me apd suffered from
palpitation and pain in the heart. ! had
choking sensations, dizzy and faint spells,
smotheTing spells when ] could scarcely get
my breath; 4 was so nervous ] was treatcd
like a child and at one time 1t was thought /
was losing my mind. Ncrvinc saved me
from insanity. AcKEs, Clover
Creek, Pa.
All druggists sell and guarantee first bot
tie DR.. Miles Remedies. Send for free book
on Nervous and Heart Diseases. address
DR.. Miles Medical CO. Elkhart. Ind.
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cinder Rurned 10 Baok.

A locomotive in passing over an
Italian working beneath the p. b. and
w. iraclxs let q red-hot cinder fall upon
his back. The cinder soon burned its
way through the mans clothing and
began eating into his back He began
TO howl and execute war dance In
the ditch. His companions thought he
had suddenly become insane.