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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-08-31

aaousehold, and too often oil the doc
eoring does no good.
II q woman finds her energies are
alagging, and that everything tires her,
NaFk sisdows appear under her eyes,
her Sleap IL disturbed by horrible
dreams II she has bachache, head.
aches, bearing-down pains, nervous
mess, whites, Irregularities, or despon.
Mcncy, she should take means to build
her system up ct once by o tonic with
apeciAc powers. such as Lydia q. Pink
Gams Vegetable Compound
This greet remedy for women has
done more In the way Of restoring
health TO the women Of Americs than
ali other medicines put together. 1t 10
che safeguard Of womsn's health.
Following We publish. by request, o
letter from young wife.
Mrs, Bessie Ainsley Of GIL South 10th
Street, Tacoma, Wash., writes;
Dear Mira Pinkham.-
GEyer since my'child wasbUrn ] have sur
AIRED. as / hope few women ever have, with
Inflammation, female weakness, bearing down
Dolns, baclache and wretched headaches. IL
S9Facted nv stomach 80 that l could not en-
10y my meals, and half my time Was spent
Anbed
lydia 3. Pinkhan'S Vegetable Can
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-08-31
Pnnic on street On.

Kansas City. NO., Aug. 25.-The
controller Of an Electric park trolley
car "blew out" Thursday night about
1880 O'Clock as the car. heavily loaded
with passengers was returning from
the park, and In the panic that fol-
lowed, Miss Alicia Williams, 10 years
old, Of Lawrence, Kan, was pushed
from the car. She suffered compound
fracture Of the right leg above the an
kle Others were bruised and scratched.
but were able to continue their journey.
Several women were badly frightened.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-08-31

Portsmouth. N H., Aug. 25,-Up to
II o'clock Thursday night six cable
grams had been received by Mr.. White
from st. Petersburg. All came from
Count Lamsdorf and all were opposed
to the Japanese compromise PROPOSE
ton as presented at Wednesdays meet
ing. However, II is positively stated
that the cablegrams announce that d.
rect pour parlers are now in progress
between Emperor Nicholas and Presi-
dent Roosevelt.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-08-31
auInhnr N.nr cna,rrirls.

coReyviIle, Kan, Aug. IA sui
phhr well was drilled In" one mile
west Of here Thursday morning At .
depth Of LOO feet A strong dow Of
water sursed up under the drill. Ellis
q Morgan have formed a company Of
eastern capitalists to build q Big brick
bath house. q nriatorium and q sani-
tarium ppar the we'll
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-08-31
BURTON NOT GUILTY.


Washington, Aug 25.-Acting secre-
tary Ryan Of the interior department
contradicted Thursday a statement
published here that that department
had made public a report rejecting
upon Senator Burton in connection
with the school warrants of the Chick
asaw Indians. He said that an inves-
tigatiun had been made into the Is
suance Of those warrants, in the
course Of which the discovery had been
made that some of them had been Is
sued TO Senator Burton and his
brother for services as attorneys. but
that no record had been found Of the
issuance Of warrants to the senator
for such services performed subsequent
to his election
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-08-31
would Forfeit Charter Of railroad.

Austin. Tex, Aug. 25.-It was
learned Thursday from q member Of
the TEXAS railroad commission that
that body viii ask the attorney gen.
eral to bring suit for forfeiture Of
charter against the Houston 4 Texas
Central railroad on the ground prin.
eipally that its stock is owned and
controlled by the Southern Pacific
railroad in violation Of the constitu-
ton Of Texaa
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-08-31

1.5noon, aug Z6-rhe steam ketch
Albatross, loaded with petroleum,
caught FIRE In the English channel
Thursday evening and burned fuFi-
ously. The crew was safely landed,
but the vessel Is = total losA
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-08-31

Council Bluffs, Ia, Aug. A.-David
T. Stubs, cashier Of the Citizens Gas
and Electric company, has been
found short in his accounts and was
arrested wednesday afternoon on q
charge Of embezzling a1,S7B Of the
eompany's funds
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-08-31

washington, Aug. 2A-The state de-
partment has received cable dis
patch saying that 200 Americans be-
longing to the Maccadon circus are
stranded at Grenoble, France. They
have no means and cannot get hom@
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-08-31

Abilene Kan, Aug. Ex-senator J
R Burton, who Is spending the summer
at his home in Abilene, made an en-
phatic statement Thursday morning
that the Chickasaw warrants issued to
him in October, 1901. were in payment
for legal services as counselor to Gov.
johnson, prior to his election as sen.
atOE
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-08-31
THE IDEAL WIFE
Shapes the Destiny Of Men-The Influence OF
Healthy Woman Cannot Be Overestimated.

Geven-eighths Of the
anen I'D this world marry
O woman because she u
Beautiful in their eyes
because she has the quail
aies which inspire adnira-
Zion, respect and love.
There IL o beauty In
health which Il more at
efactive to men than mere
regularity Of feature.
Ghe influence Of women
glorious In the possession
Of perfect physical health
elpon men and upon the
civilization Of the world
could never be measured.
Because Of them men have
attained the very heights
OF ambition; because OF
Them even thrones have
been established and do
btroyed.
What n disappointment,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-08-31

Washington, Aug N-F. A. Peck
nam, the New York broker who was
arrested in Saratoga Wednesday has
been one Of the most conspicuous fig-
ures in the investigation Of the cotton
report leakage In the department of
agriculture. His indictment is the first
which has become known in connection
with the sensationA ! developments
growing out Of the charges against
Ghe integrity Of the government cotton
statistics. It Is understood that this
arrest was made on a bench warrant
aaSued by Chief Justice Clabaugh, Of
ahs supreme court Of the district Of
Columbia for alleged conspiracy to de-
fraud the government In connection
mlth the cotton report Of the depart
msnt Of agriculture The fact Of the
ISSUANCE OF the indictment had been
carefully kept secret in this city.
MFR. Peckham's name has been asso-
eiated very closely with Moses Haas
Of New York and both Of them declined
20 testify before the grand jury here.
Secretary Wilson reported that L. 9,
van Ripper Of New York said that
Has acted as a go-between In convey.
Eng information from Holmes, the
dismissed associate statisticisn, to 9TH
q New York brokers. Correspondence
Between Holmes and brokers found BY
the secret service agents contained the
initial P' which is said to be the way
"a which Holmes referred TO Peck
nam. According to the report Of Sec
rotary Wilson on the Investigation hs
made, Holmes admitted that he and
Peckham had close relations, were al
one time associated IN q business ven
ture IN which Holmes was 10 have an
interest equal to the sum Of 5000
which he was to receive as . gift from
ne other members Of the firm"
Secretary Wilson said that Mr.
Hoimes admitted that when he had 90
caaion TO visit New York be frequent
~ found that bis hotel bills were paid
~ Peckham or Van Ripper. Secretary
wilson's report charged Holmes with
oommunicating advances Information
q van Ripper and Moses Haas Of New
York
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-08-31
THE FIRST ARREST.
q. A. Peckham Arraigned Before
United States Commissioner.
far COMPLETELY IN COTTON SCANDAL
Few York Broker Ii Accused OF
Having PrOflted by Advance Re-
ports Given Out by EmplOyes
Of Agricultural Department

Saratoga. Aug. 24.--F. A. Peckham.
indicted for completely in the depart
ment of agriculture cotton reports
scandal was arrested here Wednesday
and arraigned before United States
Commissioner Charles NJ Dawson,
who ordered an adjournment Of exam
1nation until Thursday morning. In
dsfault Of $4,000 bail Peckham was
lodged in the Saratoga county jail at
Eallston.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-08-31

Lifetime now at hand-ssptsmber Al Plan There's one
vv that will satisfy you way Very low rate for this 90
rou Write for and for further particulars Be
member Santa Fe the line with Signals bastsd track and
yerv best equipment Passengers this obtain excellent onshu
dr,d mile view Of Rockies. 5. SAILS Agt'
The AtchIsOn. Topeka Santa Pc Railway Co.,
Abilene Kansas.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-21
house OF Crane Bros, on Front Street, was
Quilted by fire to-day. Tre1nen Edward Muir
ply and William Cox were probably fatally
injured, and two other fircrnen seriously hurt.
mrs. M'LEAN WINS;
HOUSES IN UPR.0AR
Continued from First Page.)

delivered a speech. In which she ex-
pressed profound appreciation Of vs. tho
honor done her, and the hope that sall the
& Daughters would stand with her In, su p-
port Of the society and its objects.
"a OF the sixteen idates for vice resi-
dent-general.g moro than ten--the NUM-
Der to be elected-received a1najorty Of
votes cast 1t was decided by tho con-
gress TINT the ten receiving the highest
number OF votes should be declared elect-
ed. This resulted in the election Of the
following: Mrs John R. Walker, Kan
f as City, Mo-, 5ls: Mrs. Mary Wood
Swift, San francisco, CAL, SIS; Mrs.
Charles E.sDeere. Moline, ILL.,, 5OO; Mrs.
o. j. Hodge. Cleveland. Ohio, ~; Mrs.
4 J y J. Esley, Brat ueboro, VA. 445 3 Mrs.
Z Lindsay Patterson, Winston Salem. n 8C.,
43s; Mrs. H s. Chamberlain. Chat tnnooga,
Tenn, 439s Mrs. John Cunninghan m fHazen,
Pelham Manor, N. Y, 436; Mrs George
w. Nichols, spartanburg. s. G.. 420;
Mrs. Tranklin +. Brooks, Colorado
Springs. Coll. All. EN- F
Other officers were elected as follows:
II Recording Secretary-General,E Miss Mary
Desha, Washington, D. c.
Corresponding secretary-Ge General, Miss
Virginia Miller, ashington, D. G. 3
Registrar General, Mrs. stcartj jamie
son, Washington, D. c.
Lively Scenes.
Some lively scenes marked the work
preliminary to the second ballot. y, Mrs
Peele, Of. Georgia, rose to "a question. of
privilege. President G eneral; Fa rbanl<s
reserved the right to decide whether It
was a questiontof privilege.
NJ, ..Yesterday$ or the day before" said
Mrs Peele, .'ltl was declared no cam
paign speeches would be heard. s'
Amid the uproar which followed, Presi-
dent-G General Fairbanks replied: =.
Back to your seat You have not kept
faith" 81 81
order was restored finally and ballot
ing for president general was gun.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-21
THE GOVERNOR
IS IN .D|.|AN|V|L.LE
Guest Of Honor Of capitola
Lodge Of Odd
Fellows.
Especial TO Tho Times, Dispatch.

DAN3VILLE, VA, April 2o.--Governor
A. j. Montague and State Grand Master
g. w. Norris, OF Richmond. are the
guests of honor tonight OF Capltola
Lodge of Odd-Fellows. Both of them
made addresses before an anniversary
of the lodge In their hall tonight Tho
exercises were executive. none but Odd
Fellows being allowed to enter the hall.
There was Il large crowd present. tho
other lodges in tho city. Bethesda and
Aiizpah, and Lebanon Encampment, unit
ing with Capitola to do honor to the
occasion. III
Governor Montague arrived in the city
on the afternoon train. and was mot at
the station by a committee OF Odd-Fel-
lows, who conducted him to his place Of
entertainment. The speaking did not
begin until 5 o'clock. The addresses We're
peculiarly related to Odd Fellowship. the
Grand Master being here in an official
capacity, md tile Governor grazing tho
occasion as u former resident Of the city
and n member of Bethesda Lodge.
The Governor will make a public nd
dress at the Academy of Music to-mor-
row night at which time he VIII speak
In the interest OF his candidacy for the
United States senatOrshlp.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-21
RUSSIANS EXCITED.
fIsN Associntcd Prnss.l

34 siys (By Associated PrNss.)
s 81. PETERSBURG, April Pos T. Nj
}alt5!s ..!nimed here that Admiral Roiest-
bScnhky has not ovcrsteppcd the French
rules OF neutrality at Knmrnnl Bay, the
coating and provisioning OF his ships oc-
curing outside territorial waters.
Russia las not been advised that japan
has lodged a protest In Paris The charges
of Russian violation Of neutrality, coti-;
pied with the revival of the story that
Russia Intends TO send her Black Sea fleet
through the Dardanelles and the report
THAT the British Mediterranean fleet has
ASbeen sent to the Aegean Sea to head OF
Nre Russian fleet, cause excitement and
4 Irritation.
The Associated Press is again autho-
rized TO state that Russia has no inten-l
Lition of sending out the Black Sea fleet.
The admiralty officials are quite elated
over the receipt OF news showing that not
a single collier dispatched to the China
Z Sea through tho Straits of SundA for the
purpose Of throwing the Japanese off the
scent. when Admiral Rojestvensky passed
y Through the Straits OF A1alacca, fell into
the hands or the Japanese. Rojestvensky
reached the Straits OF Malacca before the
3colliers arrived Ynt the Straits of Sunda
) end tho Japanese then Withdrew from
the latter straits having missed both the
Il quarry and the decoys.
The admiralty is silent as to whether
Rojestvensky has left Kamranh Bay.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-21
SENATOR MARTIN
ANSWERS CHARGES
Quotes Report of Second Audi I'd!
tor in Reply to Governor
Montague

senat or. Thomas IS. Martin returned
Yesterday from Lawrencevllle. Where ne
spoke ON "Wednesday evening". req
the Senator il he desired to make any
statement in reply to published charge
made by thef Governor In his speech az aI
sBoydton on Monday An reference 70 me
settlement with the aGtiomal gpve1 aerIaref
that although Senator Martins, +, frlenus
Claimed for him the credit for the collec-
ton Of a claim OF this State aga1nsts me
nati9na hnd rece eEr ony the pit
full sum of $3.50 (" and that, Senat or Dan an
iiel had introduced the bill that mace mace
this possible. i, y 4, .. ...
Commenting or the Governors charge.
Senator Martin last night dlctated 81 ne ae
following statement: J,
f & 'sAs fable statement of that mas
ter as can be found Is the report Of Hon 9,
John G. Dew, second auditor OF, a tms
dated october /. 1904, being the annual
report for the fiscal year, ended Sep
tembers 30, 1904. In that report Judge De"
made the following statements:
to the suspicious fact that a settlement
of the long standing count er claims be-
tween Virginia and the United States,
and Involving moro than twi milion oo !.
lars was rendered susceptible by an act
Of Congress authorizing the adjustment
Of such claims / now make the crafty
ing announcement that this account. has
been settled finally and In manner
which not only protects Vlrginia's inter
est as It then appeared, but has also re- e
moved the last, possibility OF any future
affect and disturb most seriously the
present satisfactory condition of our pub
lie debt, and tho welfare OF the State ir
other respects MS we'll. 8a. Is 1s
f. The settlement included in It's term!
rot only the susrendor BY pm,tee
Of Virginia bonds which 1t held, amount
ing to $594.O00. and Ats claim for past due
Interest al per cent from January !
1861 aggregating more than $1,000 bu
also-and which may be taken as evidence s,,
the nominal balance OF five dollars ant
fifty cents, which was established in TIL
settlement to be due to Virginia.
"'rhe Importance of the3leEislation unde
which this settlement was made Is 81
We'll understood by all intelligent vlr
glnlans, that do not feel that 1t is nee
cssary for me to undertake to answe
| attempts to bcllttle it,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-21

massage eastward OF Vice ADMIRAL Nebo.
Fatoffs division OF !hc squadron. Whilst
ii4 French report that he had reached
the Suida Straits is not believed on ac .-i
count Of the known slowness OF his We
} sells, 1t is considcted within the BOUNDS
81 possibility that Rojestvensky's linger-
ING n Kamranh Bal. i,,fy he due to the
conviction that Ncbogotnff Will soon Join
INN.
58 The Morning Posts correspondent at
Shanghai declares that Shanghai is ths
Headquarters Of the Russian intelligence
servic6 directing the movements of Vice.
Admiral Rojestvensky. The correspond
ont reports that there are Indications OF
d likelihood OF the informed Russian
cYs.ser Askold's attempting TO Quit the
mort, Five Chinese warshirs, 1t is added,
i..s o beer, ordered to watch, her.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-21
Very .: n Goes G I, e;
To The Stomach
Tears down the little Telegraph Lines
that Operate and control the
Digestive Processes.
How TO Repair These Tele-
graph Zines
j Will gladly give any stomac Sufferer ;
I Full Dollars Worth Of my Remedy
Free to Try.

Is ask no deposit-no rcrerence-no security.
There is nothing to risk-nothnE to pay either
not know my remedy may have u full dollars
worth free,aif he merely writes and asks.
Willingly make THIS liberal o ae
stomach itself. It goes beyond-It treats a.u ne
SThe nerves that Wear out and brenk down,
and CAUSE stomach trouble. For ston,ae y
Is rsa Is
binary remedies fall, That Is why my remedy
succeeds. That isswhy can afford % maze maze
= Yet do not misunderstood me when say
nerves do not mean the nerves you osdI,
naa Nerves ap over which mind has
control. ] have not the space here 10 explain
TO you how the nerves control the stomach IN, or
you write ! viii send you q book which VIII
make these points clear But ms mneh ~ ~
stomach trouhle--indigesio belchlng. heart
burn. insomnia nervousness. dyspepsia. y, no
stomach medicine WIN cure these al o,nsr
Only nerve treatment will do that. no DINER
claims TO reach these nerves. ,,a..,,
probably. Mental anguish DESTROYS their Tiny
fberr and tears down tho telegraph lines
without which the stomach has no more se ",
Irregular habits win do II, Overeating Will
do It. Dissipation VIII do II. But the effect
No matter how these nerves became impair
Z ell, 4 know a way TO rebuild their strength-tc
restore their vigor, 1t is remedy which tooR
X thirty years OF my life 10 perfect--a remedy
which IS now known IN more than fiftY thou
sal,I ctmmunities-in more than milo!
homes--as DR.. Shoops Restorative,
3t9 II you have stomach trouble and have never
tried my remedy merely write and ask; ! WI
VIII accept as gladly as he would accept u dol
lar. He Will hand you from his shelves a stand
ard sized bottle OF my prescription, and he VII
send the bill 10 me, This offer liz made only 4
strangers TO my remedy. Those who have once
used the Restorative do not need this evidence
There are no cnnditions--no requirements 1t II
oren aud frank and fair. II is the supreme ties
OF my limtless belief. All that ask you Z
For free order for Hook ON Dyspepsia.
q full dollar bottle you Book 2 on the Heart,
must address Dr, Book q on the Kidneys
+ shoop, BOX = L. 2SS. Book 4 for Women.
Racine. Wis. State Book & for Men.
which book YOU want Book on Rheumatism.
b Mild cases are often cured by a single bottle
Z For sale at forty thousand drug st0rey vi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-21

GOVERNOR REVIEWS CADETS
7fspecInl q The TImes. Dlypatch

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
RALEIGH, N. c. April 20 Tho state
has leased the old Haywood residence at
the corner of Fayetteville and Margen
STREETS. facing tho State capital to be
used as the offices OF the State depart
ment of Insurance and for storage of
State documents. The building is being
thoroughly overhauled and will be toc-
cupied by the State May list. sssH
The D,alding Committee Of the Grand
Lodge OF .Masons.5 charged with tree SUI,
spervislon or the erection Of the new
So, 900 temple here, have decided to have
the work begin very soon. The tenants
of the buildings now on the site will
he fled sMay1st to move out so tSat
the buildings may be cleared away. Then
the work OF; erecting the temple Will begin
and pushed right through to completion.
Most Of sthe, money for the building is
4 now in hand. 2$ VI 81 st n
Governor Glenn SannMlnc ed the appoint
4 n1ent OF w. r.. Brown, OF Winston-S Salem
as member Of the board Of directors Of
the North Carolina Railroad Commission
TO succeed George p. Bell, who resigned
s to become attorney for several large COR
%porattons.S & RI q .5 f4
The cadets of the "a. and M. College
marched into the city last evening and
gave a dress parade and drill in front
{ of the Governors Mansion, the students
Of the Baptist University, Peace Institute
and st. Mary's School having been in
vited to the Mansion as the guests Of the
Governor S family to review the manoeu-
vres, which iweEes sdeela red sbY the, g oy-.
ernor to be OF a most creditabe charac-
ter. iii III e,,4 4 n ~. ~ ~
At noon to -day. . Rev, RI. II. Orr, Of
Weld on. preached his trial sermon before
the AlbemarIe Presbytery here, and was
formally ordained to the ministry. At 8
o'clock there was a reception to the
members Of the presbytery by the No
mans Society for Christian Work. The
presbytery will adjourn tonight.
Firemen Badly Hurt.
CBy Associated Press)
MEMPHIS TENN, April 2o.--The, ware
= r
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-21
VIGOROUS REPLY
TO THE GOVERNOR.
(Continued from First Paye.)

to another office during his term OF service ,sss
as Governor, although our Consti!tu WI ~
provides that he shall he ineliglble 70 t'e
fsn,ne office for the tern, next sueceeu'. ~
that for which he was elect ana 70 ans
other office during his term OF, selN'cet.
'Discussing, III judicial OPINION on 4t eiS
identical Language contained In our ~ Wv Ia
R. re G. l.. Moncure. the president Of o our
Supreme Court of Appeals, and one OF .Ll.s
abiest, highest and purest men VINO ess vi
adorned the bench, used TINS langunss ~
.lThe5 policy OF making him (the governor!
Ineligible to the same office FOR the nexs
succeeding term was to avoid exposing
him Ir to.the temptation oftusing means If.
forded him by his Office to secure ms size re-,
election to the same office, or his election
to another office during his term Of ser e. :.
Vice While the Governor is considerlns
questions Of 5proprlety his attention Is re-
specially invited to his own at titude IN
der the provisions Of our Constitution "a
construed by thisdllustrlous Judge.
.'Ins conclusion I desire to say L am not,
MS secretary of the committee, IN possess
sion OF any papers, documents or ma
3terlal Of any value, 80 far as 4 Know OF
believe, to any candidate for the Senate, OF
for any other office. The Governor and
every other candidate, and any Democrat 7
inithe state, can see and have the use OF
everything III the rooms of the committee,
IN tho possession OF the secretary
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-21
TURNING MOVEME NT.
(By Asso ciated Press,


ST. PETERSRuRG, April CA dis
patch from Gunshu Pass says the Rus
CLANS have discovered a turning move
1ncilt eighty miles northwest Of ISuall-
chengtsu (about thirty miles northeast Of
Gunshu Pass by two forces, each Of 5000
Chinese bandits, several thousand jap
anese cavalry and TWENTY-FIVE guns.
~ Kaunchengtsu is identical with Chang
chun, the extreme right Of General Line
&vitch's main front. which extends thence
( towards Kirin. .s 4 Il