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ALABAMA NOW
SAVING ITS FACE
STATE ROUNDING UP MEN WHO
LYNcHED NEGRO HORACE
NAPLES.
TWO IN JAIL; OTHERS IN FLIGHT
Judge Speake Called Down Defcnse's
Attorney for objecting to Pres.
ence of Militia in the
Court Room.

Huntsville, Ala, Sept. 1G.-The sec
ond arrest in connection with the
lynching of the negro, Horace Naples,
was made today. Thomas W. higgins,
proprietor of the Stcagall hotel, was
placed in Jail, charged by Indictment
with murder. Ben Hill was the first
and only other person indicted who
has been arrested so far. Several
others are believed to have taken
flight.
The night passed quietly at the mill
tary camp about the jail Tents were
pitched today, and the militia is pre-
pared to stay indefinitely. Their
presence has put stop to all talk OF
trouble.
The grand jury resumed its work to-
day.
Guarded by squads of militia, Thorn
as n. higgins and Ben Hill were
marched into the circuit court room
late today and given preliminary
hearing. The scene was such as has
not been Witnessed here since the
Reconstruction period" as such a
thing as soldiers in civil court room
has not been seen since the days I'M
mediately after the civil war.
Mr.. Higgins trial will take place
September 26, and Mr.. Hill's Septem-
Der 81. A special jury has been Or
dered for each occasion.
Attorney Lawrence Cooper, lor Mr..
Higgins, created somewhat of sensa-
ton when, in addressing the court, he
questioned the cOnstitutionality of the
act allowing soldiers in civil court
room. He made an impassioncd
speech against the presence OF the
militia.
Solicitor Pettus replied to Mr..
Cooper with the statement that the
military were not aliens, but natives
of Alabama, and sent here by their
governor to maintain the laws.
Judge Spcakc characterized Mr..
Cooper's speech as incendiary, and re-
minded the attorney that what nc said
was liable to arouse the passions OF
the people. Judge Speakc assumed
responsibility for the presence of the
military.
The grand jury returned nine other
true bliss tonight against alleged
members of the mob. This makes
nineteen indictments.
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LENA IS TAKEN "
TO MARE ISLAND
CRUISER BOSTON SCOUTING FOR
OTHERS OFF THE GOLDEN
GATE.
AFTERMATH OF TILE INCIDENT
Crew viii BE Held In Patrol, but viii
Probably Be Given Liberty Of
city-Russia Expresses
Satisfaction.
AFTERMATH OF THE INCIDENT

San Francisco, Sept. 16.-The Rus.
sian military cruiser Lena is now at
the government naval station at Mare
Island, having departed from San
Francisco bay this afternoon under
the escort of the cruiser Marblchcad.
The Lena Is now under the local iuris-
diction of Rear Admiral McCalla of
the navy yard, the responsibility of
her safekecping having been trans
ferred from Rear Admiral Goodrich.
The entire crew of the Lena is aboard
the Russian vessel, and will doubtless
be detained at Mare Island pending
official decision as to their disposition.
The work of dismantling the Lena
will be commenced at an early date,
and workmen have been engaged to
place her in Il seaworthy condition.
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Berlinsky is Willing.

Washington. d. c., Sept. 16.-An-
nouncement that Captain Bcrlinsky,
commanding the Russian transport
Lena at San francisco, acquicsced in
all the details of the process of dis
armament prescribed by this govern
ment and would proceed to take ad-
vantage of the permission, has reached
the department in telegram from
Rear Admiral Goodrich, commander
in-chief of the Pacific station.
Captain Pillsbury, acting chief OF the
bureau of navigation, today trans
mittcd copies of the instructions sent
Rear Admiral Goodrich to the sccre'
iarics of the departments of the treas
ury and of commerce and labor.
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THEORY OF FINISH.

. London, Sept, 1.-THE Daily =
. Telegraph's ST, Petersburg CORE .
. spOndent declares that Russian Z
. statesman, whose name, II re- .
. vcalod. would wing his utteranees =
. with lightning rapldity over the =
. globe, asserted Friday that Il was .
. his impression that the war .
. might end sooner than people .
q imagine, not through mediation, .
. but through mutual recognition .
. of the ruinous nature Of the con .
= nict. which may lead To negotia' .
. tions, which would result in .
. Russo-Japanesc alliance. and that .
. although the Russians would In .
= the end crush Japan, yet Japan =
. could hold out long enough TO =
0 place an intolcrable ana useless =
D strain upon Russia, Russia, there .
D fore. was confronted with the al =
Z tentative of either Japanese =
, ruin, purchased by ruinous sacri' =
. fees, or Il treaty OF cordial friend =
, ship.
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Bail Nceded for caIckas.

Lyndon, Sept. lG.-Thc owners oi
the British steamer Calchas have re-
cciycd a cable despatch from the
captain of the ship AZ Nladiy"-tocl
saying that the written decision ui
the nrizc court NJ her "a @ will MOI
Dc banded down until September p
The crown advocate. ii Is added
will probably appeal against the 70
lease Of tie vessel IIC has until Oct
q I'm which To enter a protest
Meanwhile tho Calchas will not b'
released unless bail is given for hci
value.
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Associated Presss Bulletin.


Statements that the Japanese army
is concentrating upon the ilanks of the
Russian forces in the vicinity of Muk-
den are met with expressions Of in
credulity at the Russian war office.
II is the opinion at st. Petersburg
that much longer time must elapse
before Oyama can put his army, which
was sorely tried in the battle of Lao
Yang, in condition to undertake for
ward movement.
Russa's recession from her early
position on the question of contraband
is regarded as the occasion of the
probable retirement of Vice Admiral
Avelan from his post at the head of
the Russian admiralty department.
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Kiho CHOU MATTER.
Press Warns England Against Com
psct of Russia ard Germany.

London, Sept. lG.-Thc Spectator
today contains an article discussing
the reprinted agreement between
Russia and Germany concerning
Kiao Chou. saying II has crory ro1-
son to believe the story b. based IN
facts.
The Spectator warns Great Britain
against cOmplsccncy. in yiow 81 ih'
p1S-ibilitv Of France al-u D"inS
drawn into the under auGiuE %
which case the s-tua'5.1 u .-hf arl a
resembling fhe Intervention whi'h
robbed Jauan 81 POr- Arfnur
A. sur1 a dDyelDp-urr' HiEr in-
vDlvr Great Britain iu =rriDr7 Dan
ger. ft behD0ves hr-. rhr spf'.'a'1-
adds. ~ nudra.rT -I a--ar~r 90 Er-
de-zfsufing uith Franz.
Ir r1relusiJu rhr ar"In 4
whr-bar EmUarrt- William ua- ui-f
rY r-lr rfa risk. DOB -tn nrfr' ri IarIaa
l.r-ru rfr-arr1r- D rHrirlrg ns
T-l Ta-arr-r reminder riar k
Chou far1rg- -1 china auf -ha- 1
z--nr9lr 1rn raa-n rf -ta- r.l-- VT-
greatly r1uFurr -1 ffr Iaarr rf -hn
world au
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"Boston" Does Scouting Duty.

San Francisco, Sept. 16.-The
United States crusier Boston returned
today from her short cruise outside
this harbor. She is not reported as
having sighted any vessels.
Speaking of her trip, Admiral Good
rich said: There had been so many
con 4 icting rumors that | felt it was
advisable for the Boston to cruise up
and down the coast. She kept us
closely informed of her movements
by wireless telegraph"
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Kind words rron Gar.

london. sept ia des-aich to- a
news agency from Mukden. dated
Errr IG. say that in "a general order
unf hr Con. KurDua' Fin fhe f'-
Irrfur message from Eu-i-rDr MOI
ala. rn rha general was Uuhlis1H1'
= -ra from ~0ur report that TD1
~s-- -raf7a rr bold -ba fDTrn-e f'
f-4 Wang Uwfuu rU rnr enemy
-f-asrl-rrr no rr- rf r1r- fDrurI--I-i
,..-sr~e The -a--Ha- 1f -lr uHDlc
sr-re fr -Hrf |firr'- ri-rrrns' '.sr..
srr u1r- ert terrible -1a"5 ra- a1
rfaH-a+frr consistently rr nT -
-1.- Farr ~ grave fHr @
-fsrf -rr end -Jrr -rlHnrid frurf'-
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Plenty to Eat at Port Arthur.

ST. Pccrsburg, Sept, 1G.-A tclc-
gram from Hardin SAYS the following
report has been received from Port
Arthur:
"Our garrison is in good spirits
and there is no prospect of provl-
siOnS failing.
"Port Arthur is prepared to make
a long, obstinate defense.
"The Japanese arc strongly forti-
flying their positions near the Kin
chou isthmus and are cntrcnching be-
fore Port Arthur"
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st. PETERSBURG Surprised.

St Petersburg, Sept. 17.-2:25 a. m.
The war office has heard the re-
port of an apparent Japanese conccn-
tration against the flank of General
Kuropatkin's army, preparatory to an
advance toward Mukden. While it is
not in position to absolutely confirm
or deny the report, it would surprise
the war office should Field Marshal
Oyama have been able in such short
time to organize his forces for a seri-
ons advance northward.
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COMPLAINS Of Service.

Denver. col. Sept lG.-lnicrstatc
Commerce Commissioner Pruuty cDn
tiuued his investigation 81 the co-n.
plaintg of cattle shippers regard nf
high rates and ugJr service on the
--ilroads. The railroad ofiiriaf
rought to Justify tho advanced rates
o., eboviur Ihat fhe transportation ~
cattle iurulrr-1I a peculiar risk
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Terms of Parole,

Washington. d. c., Sept. 16.-Min-
lister Takahira called upon Acting Sec
retary of State Adce today, to make
inquiry as to the terms Of parole tC be
granted to the Russian crew of the
Lena, in conformity with the prcsi-
dents direction. He was informed
that the details wiuld be arranged at
San Francisco by Admiral Goodrich
and Admiral McCalla, but generally
that it was proposed to allow the men
the limits of the city of San Francisco
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Japs at Ii Again.

Mukden, Sept. 16-Early this morn
ing twenty-six wounded men belong
ing to Major General Mistchenkos
Cossack division were brought into
Mukdcn.
Particulars of the skirmish are not
available. 1t Is not clear whether it
was a simple outpost affair, or the be-
ginning of the real japanese advance
ON Mukdcn.
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POSSE FIGHTS
FLORIDA MOB
SEVERAL RIOTERS WOUNDED
AND ONE WILL BE BURIED
TODAY.
TROUBLE GREW OUT OF FLUID
The Altmsns. One OF the Factions,
Are Bad Crowd and Officers
Are Reluctant TO Get Mixed
VI Wit Them.

jacksonville. Fla. Sept 1e-The
latest Developments in the duncan
Altman feud was an attack last night
ul. a posse which was guarding the
home " Duncan. the killing 81 one
~ the mob and the wOunding of sew
eiaI others. d was repOrtel that
Deputy sheriff Thrift in charge of
the posse Was killed. but the later
n, f,Urrs indicate that be vas only
Hounded. Tho ppssc. in the attempt
- prevent blpD1shed was resting on
rs arms over Duncan's store. when
trs.r hard the mob approaching
alrsng fbc railroad trse'k- Thrift put
tif bead ont ~ tbe uindOv and vas
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A Brilliant Black.

San Francisco, Sept. 1G.'-The Rus
sian transport Lena, which reached
this port in wcather--stained condi
tion, is being painted brilliant black,
Last night the wardroom officers of
the Lena we're given a dinner on
board the New York by tho wardroom
officers of the latter, the flagship band
giving a concert.
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a 3o.noo.OOo Battle.

Paris, Sept. 17.-Exact figures OF
the Russian losses in killed, wounded
and missing in the operations before
Lao Yang, from August 13 to 26. have
been received by the general staff, ac-
cording to the Journal des St Peters
burg correspondent. These amount to
PSF officers and 21,SOO soldiers and 2
generals. In addition, 1873 guns were
lost. The material losses. including
Notifications. amount TO $50,OOO.OOO.
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BROWNSVILLE IS CUT OFF FROM THE WORLD
WITH RUMOR OF FLOOD INVADING THE TOWN
Fort Ringgod Reports Serious Condition With the Pump
House Under Water and Thoroughfares Sob.
merged Crop Loss Both
Sides of Steam.

and shortly afterward communication
Was cut and nothing further has been
heard from there beyond news re.
ceived by courier and reported In
yesterdays dispatches. II is reason.
able to assume In the light Of word
received Tuesday and the news sent
last night that conditions have as
sumcd n serious aspect In that To-.
culity.
Communication with Brownsville
will probably be interrupted for sev-
cral days.
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RepeI outpost Attacks.

st. Petersburg. Sept 1G-A dis
patch from Mukden says the Russian
patrols up 10 the present time have
repulscd all Japanese outpost attacks
ana that communications with Sim
mintin have not been interrupted.
General SamsonOff has been pro
mptcd TO the rank Of general Of diyi-
sion.
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Ambassador Mccormicks, Note.

st. Petersburg. Sept. 16, 6:25 y. m.
Foreign Minister L"msdorif has re-
ceived from Ambassador Mccormick
a supplementary note furthC" amn'i-
fying the views Of the United States
IN the subject dr contraband of war
and the principles involved in the
conliscation of th0sc portions of th"
cargocs of the steamers Arabia and
Calchas bound for Japanese ports.
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THAT RUSSIAN FlANKS ARE THREATENED
IS DISCREDlTED AT ST. PETERSBURG
Military Critics Claim that Marshal Oyama's Purpose
Having Failed the Honor Belongs to Kuropatkin.
Czar's Complimentary Letter Is Read
to the Army at Mukden.

for their heroic work and continued
sclf.sacrilices. God guard you.
NICHOLAS"
Commenting on his maicsty's mes.
sage, Gen. Kuropalkin said IL con-
taini n further expression of lofty
bcncvolcncc on the part OF the en-
pcror and adds:
81 am quite sure that in the work
that lies before the Manchurian
army. every soldier will put forth his
best Efforts to achieve victory over
the enemy and become worthy OF The
confidence of the emperor"
Kuropatkin ordered the cmperor's
message to be read to all the troops
with solemn ceremony.
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lena's Crew to Be Held.

st. Petersburg, Sept. 16.-6 p. NIT
is anticipated here that the decision to
disarm the Russian transport Lena at
San Francisco will result in interning
her crew until the end of the war.
Captain Berlinsky has further report
ed that the repairs to the Lena will
require several months.
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WI Tina Eanu's Mission.

ST. Petersburg, Sept. 1G, G p. m.'-
NJ. Lcssar, the Russian minister at
Pekin. has not CONFIRMED the report
that Wu Ting Fang, junior vicc-prosi-
dent of the foreign office will visit
the neutral powers of Russia anI
Japan on a mission regarding Man
chnria.
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Japanese Advance.

Mukden. Sept. Is. DclaycdO II is
reported here that the Japanese are
advancing c,r Mukdcr from the cast.
A strong force of Russians are ready
to meet them.
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Japanese Moving.

st. Petersburg, Sept. 16.-General
Kuropatkin reports that recQnnois-
anccs have established the fact that
the Japanese are massing near Yen
tia and Bcntsiaputze.
Bodies of Japanese are also moving
in the Lao river valley.
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p.lr-l- f,- rtspys.

Err Tfra saFr lH-I'.arlnuae..s
-r H.r...af sra f1 E-Yfr- s-r isHue A.
--r.,-r fs rr rr-i1raf fHnDrrafir
s..-r-r..+fs. rlr arifEs r u Do
-ar-l. rr f- Infrr Prrifr-
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WEATHER FORECAST.

washurr0n. %. o.. Snrf 1s-
, T0rrrasT
Fa- TrFa-- Partly rIuufr Saf-
r-fav su1 =undaF. with Fh1Verr
rlr tba rra- SATURDAY.. ieir fD
r-f=f arff Vinls
Tam-arE Pair Saturday AID
. Errfa- Tetf f0 fresh south
winds
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eroznsvilis i-olstsd.

A. late hDur tonight. 'prnnnni-
es+irr brv1nF Rio Grande Chy 60.
p-gursrfia v-ae -fII interrupted and
,-ragBpn-Iy r1tfinz d'sniic f'nrle
L.. ffs-rff frYr ffaf fnd ~ thr iin'.
Tho sBrra-1- at HiD Grand cifr SAID
.r.,- 20 TrfaFar Ia.- fHr BryunEtiilf
a-s-sra- had remarked rha' The "a
-l- -aa rlffre rfu fhr nrnff7 fhfn
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cumiuusd On Iiare g.
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10 its usefulness, but it has not actually
uzporn out" Mans system at times gets
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An imitation of natures method of re-
storing waste of tissue and impoverisii-
ment of the blood and nervous force Is
used when you take an Alternative extract
of herbs and roots without the use of alco-
hol. like DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery. This vegetable medicine coaxes
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organs to take from the food just the
nutriment the blood requires.
Prot. 7. z. Tauguay. of6I st. Peter Street. Que
bee, writes: al had been i'll for some time with II
Grippe and did not regain my strength. With
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American bankers are not worryipge
over the war between Russia ana
Japan for there Is very little of our
money loaned in either country. but
among the English and French tinan-
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careful study of the political issues
of the times. and should apply them
to what he considers the best interests
of the nation. Let him divide the is
sues into groups: those that he thinks
will benefit him and his neighbors and
those that will in is opinion. be to
his and his ne.ghbors' detriment.
When his has been done let him go
heart and soul with the party that has
adopted the advocacy of what he con-
siders the beneficial issues. and let him
stick to that party through tn ok and
thin while the party sticks to it's is
sues. When the party deserts it's is
sues for others not as beneficial to
the public, but more expedient for the
individual, it is time to consider
whether fidelity to the recreant organ
izat.on is not a sign of slavish weak
ness and slavish dependency.
1t does not by any means follow n a
a young voter should endorse every
plank with which he affiliates. He
must sum up, so to speak, his party
platform he should weigh carefully
the good and the bad of all platforms,
and attach himself to the one In which
the good, in his opinion, predominates.
There is no rose without a tho n; there
Is no platform without a blemish. The
best political motto a young voter can
adopt is Make sure that you are
right, her go ahead"
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SUFFERED s MONTHS

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NEWSPAPER LAW.

1. Subscribers who do not give ex-
press notice to the contrary are con-
sidpred es wishing to continue their
subscription from year to year.
2. II subscribers order the discon-
inuance of their periodicals the pub
Usher may continue to send them until
all arrears are paid.
3. II subscribers neglect or refuse
to TAX their periodicals from the Of
flee to which they are directed they
are held responsible until they have
settled their bill and ordered their pa
per discontinued.
1. II subscribers move to other
places without informing the publish
err. and the paper Is sent to the former
direction. they are held responsible.
s. The courts have decided that re-
fusing to take periodicals from the
postoffice. or removing or leaving them
uncail-d for. Is prima facia evidence
Of Intentional fraud.
8. Any person who receives a news
paper and makes use of IT.. whether
he has subscribed or not. Is held IN
law as a subscriber.
Z. The postmaster who neglects to
give the legal notice of the NEGLECT or
q person to take from the office the
newspaper addressed to him fs liable
t. the publisher for the SUBSCRIPTION
price.
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Notice to Delinquent
CO-OwnerS

State of Nevada. County OF Hum
boldt.-
To Morton Lindley:
You are hereby notified that 7 have
expended one hundred dollars In labor
and Improvements upon the Man,
moth lode claim situated In Gold Run
Mining District. County of Humboldt.
State of Nevada, as will appear by
certificate filed March nth. 1904. In
the office of the Recorder of said coun-
ty. In order TO hold said premises un-
der the provisions of section 1924. Re-
vised Statutes of the United States
being the amount required to hold
the same for the year ending Deem
Der 81. 1903. And If within niety days
after his notice by publication you
fail or refuse to contribute your pro-
portion of such expenditure as a CO.
owner, your interest in said claim will
become the property OF the subscriber
under said section 1924.
c. c. HEATHCOTE.
Dated March 18th. 1904. Monday.
Notice expires June 14th. 1904.