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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-04
FEAR lYNCHERS.
HutchinRs to He Moved Secretly [,
 Avoid Mob Violence.

UutchinRs to He Moved Secretly to
 Avoid Mob Violence.
 WHITE PLAINS, \. Y.. Jan. A. Chief Donovan of the Port Chester po- lice has arranged details for the trans fer of John Hutchings. accused of hay ing attacked seven-year-old Julia Scho' field. from the county jail in White Plains to the jail in Port Chester where later he will be arranged before Police Justice Wilcox.
 Just what route was planned to take none of the officials directly intereste'! would divulge. as they all declared that an attempt would be made to evads 'he angry crowd waiting to greet Hutchings on his arrival The crowd showed signs of considerable i'll sup pressed feeling. as many of it's mem bers discussed the possibility of the prisoners falling into the hands of lyncbers at some point in the lonely road between here and the place where he will be arraigned.
 Two routes were considered possible in getting from here to Port Chester. One is by trolley and railroad. making the distance about twelve miles. and the other by carriage. Before the pO- licemen started with their charge they declared that if the young man was taken to Fort Chester by rail he would be taken from the train at the edge of the village to avoid the possibility of the crowd at the station doing him any harm.
 Word has been received from the Ladies' hospital in Port Chester. where the little girl lies i'll. that peritonitis had developed and that the operation that was contemplated in the hope of saving her life could nat be made. The 0irJ iS in . S~=-- rss- --a.-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-04
Mrs. Patrick Campbelrs Bad Fall

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 4--Mrs. Pat rick Campbell. tEe' English actress. fractured a knee cap last night, the re suit Of a fall while entering a carriage to 20 to the Broad Street theater. She was removed to the University of Pennsylvania hospital. and it will be two months. the doctors say. before der of her American tour will he aban- Aooed
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-04
ST0ESSEL TO GAR.
Japan's Terms of Surrender
 Bitter For Russia.
TWENTY THOUSAND WAR PRISONERS
Veteran Defender of Port Arthur Relates Why He Hoisted White Flag-No Help From Baltic
 Fleet or kurOpatkin.


 LONDON. Jan. A Tokyo special dispatch says that by permission of the Japanese General Stoessel has sent a cable message to the emperor of Rus sia. The message recites the fact that the Port Arthur commander was forced to surrender, announces the terms granting the officers parole and asks the emperor to send his commands.
 General Stoessel relates how the po- sition of the fortress of Port Arthur gradually became less safe and more critical. the ravages of scurvy increas- ing enormously the casualty lists, al- ready so considerable from the Japa- nese assaults and bombardments.
 Toward the end of the year the SUD- plies of ammunition completely gave out, there were 14.00O sick and wound ed in the hospitals and 300 fresh
The Florida star., 1905-07-07
FALL EXAMINATIONS.

CoHnty Superintendent of Public In
stTuctIpn John Il. Walker has announced
tiai tis- faii examination Of fapplicaui- for
Tasit,uns a. teachers IN the puf,lic srfnols
"i Reward UYnntv will h.. held Tuesday
"Wednesday and Thursday. sept 5ih, OH
and 7Ih-
The following is list Of the text hooks
to l-e nss-t A. the basis of tile September
examinations:
Orihognphy -Res-i'S Word I..~-pns
- cuts hy Maynard, Merrill < Co, Of
Ma York.
Isra'iing Any standard author viii
au>Nrr-
C'uTositr"U-B" B",ler'~ SchoOl English
- '.Uis by AmerI,Au ROok Comranv.
Ma N'.rk "r Atlanta
Arii'iu'rrsr-Ni,r,-'s standard 81 -
~ AIn-Ticau BOX Cnupauv
English 'irauuar-N N,fcaif. r,sl csnre.
by AW'Ti'AF' Esnk COMPANY
IuIis-l State ili~rory -F!e!d'- Gram-
msr >,'Irsi = ~ american Eprk Com
Janv.
Florida TI.-rnry -,ir,,-u- : ar F.irbara'-
SIS ~ u = w H. DTeN Com,Auv.
JayS-.,5vlI.r
G-ogFsF,hy- Bs-iua,'- Natural Al
vAn''-i - - by American Book Com
lSuV
fHy~l".. gy-{ -a.-Tuau'- F',4fu-tI- u -.
o-I.'- Nv tae Mcmillan Company. A.
anita
CIVIL 'rnvernUsT'-Boyntr >s-l..-l
.CVIcs "a '''i.n y 90 Atlanta
Aissbra-N hr'-.s School g. by Amer
can Box Company.
Physical tirpsrAphy-Tarr's New s.
by tle Mcmillan ComTsrv. Atlanta
Tbe'Ty ami PrartlCs--Csg,r~.-- Of -t,.Iy
and Methods of Teaching. by Prince g.
tiinn * Company. Atlanta
Ihe~e t-soSs nav t. hal of most bs-1k
csalers IN the state. or frOm the publish
ers on r,4oripI of the prioe.
The only change Inate IN the Iist frurn
;he books Hss-i - bAsls for the spriuZ
examination are tboSe on civil govern
Deni and ou theory &ad practice
The Florida star., 1905-07-07

There probably Vas a time when the
stopping Of the var between Russia and
Japan would have restored peace in Rus
sia; bat that time has signally passed
The disconient that has been manifested
in the cars empire for some time is be-
coming general. The people have found
out how weak the government really is.
II peace IN the far east should be declar-
ed tomorrow il would not put q stop to
the riotiHg and rebellion that Il right a,
home in Russia
The Florida star., 1905-07-07
pxArH OF =. 8. auroRp.

H 7. Clifford. = prominent citizen Of
yero. died Wednesday Of lsss week from
heart fziiureL His barn caught ere soon
AMER noon and after trying % ssve some
of the effects in the huilding he wAs COM
peiled % iease the bsslding and wzs sud-
denly taken IN and died, t.se excitement
wss TOO msch for him
Dir. GiBord was born in Vermont, wss
81 years Of age and has been q residents st
vero for the past Is years One son and
two danzhss-s. sll married, survive him,
Mrs. Clifford died some years ego.
The barn contained several hundred
vegetable crates, two hundred bee hives.
farming tools. considerable new lumber
and some hay. all Of which vas destroy
ed A mule. horse, wagon and moving
machine were saved. Several ine grape
fruit trees were also killed
The Florida star., 1905-07-07
HARD AT WORK.

The honorable board nf comfy cam
missioners of Breyari are in ssssinn this
week, and are carefully inspecting the
tax bonks with Tax Assessor =. A.
Mcmillan. The board is following the
strict letter OF the IAW, and is making a
close examination Of every piece Of prop
erty listed on the books This rsquirss
Several days time, hut II is tie only va,
20 attend TO the work property.
The hosrd designated the new boun-
diaries for county commisslnners' di-tTic's
the first Of this ~erk. The. boGu,iaIis>
Will he found officially advertised oi.
another psge IN THE STAR ,i,is week
The Florida star., 1905-07-07
WEATHER REPORT.

SUMMARY FoR JUNE. BY REy. JAS. Il
WHITE. Z. = WEATHER OBSERVER.
Highest temperature on the 26th 90 o;
lowest temperature on the 9Th go
Mean for the month 50. 3; average mean
for "a years, -. :; highest mean for - years
1890, SS-4; lowest mean for "a years 1882,
1873
Rainfall in inches, 81; average for 2s
years, o 81; greatest for - years 1889,
II 2s; least for % years 1899, 0-65.
Prevailing direction of wind, northeast.
Number of clear days, l3; number of
fair days, Is; number OF cloudy days, >,
number Of days with rain, :. Number
of days with thunder, 20.
Island Home. Merritts Island, Fla.
The Florida star., 1905-07-07

Just as Mr.. Rockefeller is arranging to
divest himself from some Of his millions
of wealth for the benefit OF educational
facilities there comes the announcement
that Colonel ]. NJ. Guffey, Of Pennsyl-
vania, is at the head of movement that
has been started among the independent
oil operators that Is directed against the
Standard Oil company. The Guffey peo-
pie have made complaint TO the interstate
commerce commission that the Standard
Oil company and certain great railroad
systems are in a combination for the pur-
pose OF restraining trade aud they are
praying for relief
The Florida star., 1905-07-07

ing in nine cases out of ten j. due 10 q
catarrhal condition of the mucous mem
francs. Pcruna cleanses the mucous
membranes and cures the cAtArrh
" h hrrcyer located.
There are no remedies for cafarrh Just
a good "a Pcruna. Accept no sussti-
tutcs.
II You do not derive prompt and salts
factory results from the Use of Peruna,
write at once to Dr. Hartman, giyin. =
fuil statement Of your case, and he will
be pleased to give you HE valuable sd.
vice gtatis.
Address Dr. Hartman, President a.
The Hartman SAnitATium, Columi,Us
Ohio
The Florida star., 1905-07-07

That il isn't right 70 be comfortable in
church is the concession reached by a
Massachusetts, clergynsn- Pc ;,as, there
fore, instructed his parishioners to take
their footrtsts and cushions out of the
church and carry them home and 20
leave them there. The preacher says
that too many comforts in the pews in
duce somnoIenoe, when the people onght
10 be sitting bolt upright listening 70 the
exPounding of the word.
The Florida star., 1905-07-07
Good for stomach Trouble and Constipation

"ChambeTIain's Stomach and Liver
Tahl,ls have done me "A great deal Of
go"d,' says G. Town. Of Rat Portage,
pUtaTiu, Canada 'B,-iug a mid physIc
ri'c after -iit,-,s are not unpleasant AMI
can nCon,nirnd them to all who suffer
frum stomach di~ur'irr." For sale by
Ri CrusS Pharmacy.
The Florida star., 1905-07-07
THE MUrISoUs RUSSIAN SHIP.

The most interesting faAtup- Of The Rus
sian situation Is the mutin9us ship.
KniaE Po;emkiB-. What WIll oe her fate
aud that IT her crew What IL her siAta>
an International ias' \ ~ Prirr-l,sifY
dispatch iAy OF iwo ago Said she "a
To De considered piraie- Bai then AZ
no accompanying statement tia: iur al
mirAIi,y hai stricken hsr fro,s, the navy
list II she l. = pirate, woGld the NAr-
ships of any other nation be justified IN
attacking her on siShI: lE she shoald
stop and s<iEe, for instAno-, a British
merchantmen for the puTPn-e NJ securing
supplies, xOuld the Russian government
be responsible TO Great Britain for the
outrage or would tireAt Britain have no
other reSiress than to take the pGBi.kment
Of the kniaI Po;emkine into her oxn
h8nds. There are numerous QUESTIONS
that arise in conn-c1son wiih the AFFAIR
The movements Of the vessel Gill be
watched Sith deep interest
The Florida star., 1905-07-07
spoiled Her ReautN.

Harriet Howard, of 209 W. 34;h It.
New York, at one time had her beauty
spoiled with skin trouble. She writes:
II had salt Theum or tSzema for wears,
but nothing would cure il until used
Buckien's Arnica Salve." A quick and
snre healer for cuts, burns and sores. 25c.
at Red Cross Pharmacy.
The Florida star., 1905-07-07
Ifai
1904

Total rainfall for the week IG1in
Departure rainfall for the week plus p
inches
Departure rainfall since Jan. Ist, 1915 minus
s - inches.
II. T. HGRDIN
Official IN charge.
The Florida star., 1905-07-07
s consresSman Uses Pe-ru-na In Ills
Family

Hon. Thos. J. Henderson, Mcml"r "f
Congress from Illinois, and Lieutenant
the Union Army for eight years.
S--tcs from the lemon building, Wash
lEton, II. g., a. follows:
"PeruHa bSs been used I'm my Eanui-
y with fhe very best results and !
Ike pleasure ia recommending pour
'1iIsbic remedy 70 EIy friends as
-onic and an effective cure for caLarrib 4"
--Th0S- j. Henderson.
CI:arrh assumes different phases in
'fTeTent seasons OF the year. Ia tie
.srly summer systemic catarrh l. most
.-r=gsIeut. That tired. all worn out feel
The Florida star., 1905-07-07

When you want . pleasant laxative
that is easy to take and certain TO act, uss
ChambeFiain's Stomach and Liver tablets.
For sale by Red Gross Pharmacy.
The Florida star., 1905-07-07
M. Geo. A.NuGheS.
Pe-ru-na Is the Medicine tor
the Poor Man"

Mr.. Geo. 4. Hughes. SOS Mass.
: Ave-, indianapolis, Ind, wTitess
) "PeruHa has done me more
: good than anything ! have
ever taken. 4 am fOrfy-fve
; years old now, and feel as
good as J did sf 20. 4 was
: very thin ard run down, bur
, perura arfeS ;,,ST rFsrET =, .,.,-
The Florida star., 1905-07-07
weekly Weather Report.
o. .. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE wkATH-
ER BUREAU.

JCPTrER, FLA. July 4. 1905.
Comparative statement OF temperatures
And rainfall for the week ending Tuesday,
June m 1905
The Florida star., 1905-07-07

The issues between the governments
and the beef packers arc nov squsrely
Joined and will be fought ont in the
courts. The trust viii. Of course. have
on their side the ablest lawyers in this
country. Like other great trusts the beef
combine pays big money for iis legal ser
vices and !, gets the brainiest- The 6ght
viii be n hard one and one in which the
people viii take lively interest
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-24
GAS FOR MEDICINE HAT
BENEFICENT PROVISION OF Ma
gTURE FoR4THE TOWN WHERE
THE COLD COMES FROM.

Special to The journal. -> -. -
b Medicine Hat, N. W. T., Feb. a.
After more or less experimenting. the
town has struck a splendid reservoir OF
natural gas and the Canadian Pacific
Railway company has also driven a
well that is yielding an immense guam
THY Of gas. The town is actually MAX
ing about $4,000 month from its mu,
nicipal gas plantand yet the gas IS sold
as low as II cents a thousand feet. In
addition to this profit there is Of course
the perfect illumination Of the city by
means of $50 candle-power, street
lamps. The gas is used for heating,
cooking and power. One of the largest
residences in the city had total gas
bill last year, including heating thru
the cold northern winter, Of only 500.
The supply Of natural gas here is
considered practically inexhaustlble. In
consequence, the citizens believe that
Medicine Hat is destined to become a
great manufacturing center.
Medicine Hat is an aspirant for the
location Of the permanent capital OF
the new province Of Alberta IN compe,
tition with Calgary and Edmonton, and
may vet win out. g4
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-24
Iron. INDUSTRY In
WESTERN IT RI CANADA n
Atikokan Company Is Financed
and Will Embark in Extern
sive Development.
Special to The Journal.

Special to The Journal.
Port Arthur, Ont, Feb. 24.-All pa
pers have been signed and pre]imina-
ries completed for what is the first
attempt in northwestern Canada to
build up an iron mining and manufac-
turing industry. This includes the ter
ritory west of Lake Superior and run
ming from there to the Pacific, in dis
ltinction from the region whose westerly
bounds are at the eastern end OF Lake
Superior.
The Atikokan Iron company, owned
heretofore by the Messrs. Hunter of
Duluth and A. Stanford White Of Chi
cago, has been enlarged in capital and
powers, and is to open it's mines that
lie north Of Ely, MINI, near the line
of. the Cana dian Northern road. It will
also erect a large modern blast fur
mace on Lake Superior, either at Port
Arthur or Fort William, and build by
product coke ovens to furnish the fuel
FOR smelling its ores. It will put in
large and modern ore-shipping piers.
docks on the Great Lakes is to 90 in
under contract between this company,
the Canadian Northern road and the
Pittsburg Coal company.
The company expects to. spend IN
these enterprises about $2,000,000.. The
development, as outlined, is but part
of what is hoped for and Of what will
come if the growth of the Canadian
northwest increases as it promises, and
the demand for iron and steel in that
region is what it should ba
The company has been nanced thru
the efforts Of James g. f inter Of .Du
luth, and includes hin, elf and his
brother, A. Stanford W. tie; the presi
dent,a:vice president, attorney and chief
remaining stakeholder Of the Canadian
ern road, and the manager of the
ments.
The Atikokan range has been ex
plored to some extent, and on length
Of =. 700 feet, whore there is an out
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-24
j !. : $500 CASH CIrINKS sssS~. ;
Money Rolling into State Treasury
from Corporations. i :s.s i.
BankPresident
Henry e. Hutchinson of the Brooklyn
N. Y. Bank, Recommends Much
Tone to Catarrhal Sufferers.

"a bank presidents testimonial is
not to be had every day. said Mr..
Voegeh Of Voegeli Bros Drug Co.. as
he referred to the testimonial Of Mr..
Hutchinson - You know that the more
prominent, a man is in business affairs
the more reticent he becomes, that
makes the letter Of Mr.. Hutchinson all
the stronger.
fsAfter suffering four weeks with an
aggravating catarrhal cold which kept
me awake nights and not receiving any
benefit from my family physician or
other remedies, / purchased a small bot
tie Of Mucu-Tone, within forty eight
hours Z was greatly relieved and in less
than a week entirely cured. give
this testimonial. unsolicited, wishing
others to know of this valuable rem
edy. Henry E. Hutchinson.
Mr.. Voegeli says. Z" This testimonial
of Mr.. Hutchinson, who is president: OF
the Brooklyn bank and chairman Of the
State Bankers association and has
been a resident Of Brooklyn since 1869
is but one Of the many testimonials fur
nished for Rexall Mucu-Tone. We
couldn t afford to and would not pub.
lish these testimonials if they were not
true. Sometimes we. feel that testimo-
malls we receive do not half express the
dence in it is so great that If anyone
is suff ering from a hanging on cold, sca.
tarrh for, run down system or IN any
way need tonic, we will be very glad
to sell them trial bottle for so cents
and guarantee it to give satisfaction OF
refund the price. ''--Voegeli Bros.
Drug Co., corner Hennepin and Wash
ington avs, and corner It'll st and Mic
ollet avs
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-24

crop rising 100 feet above the plain,
5000 900 tons have been proved above
a depth Of 500 feet. The company,
owns or controls about five miles Of
the formation, and, aside from the
1000 feet that have been partially
proven. no work has been done other
than to disclose the continuity Of the
formation. The ore is magnetic, high
grade and very low in moisture, carry
ing little sulphur.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-24
HOPES OF HULL DASHED.
Special to The Journal s

SpecIHI To IHe JUufHd1s 1900 = $50 8
Des Moines, Feb. 24.-A telegram re-
ceiyed here Yesterday from Washington
saws that Captain Hull has been foiled in
his effort to secure a 100000 appropria- :.
ton for federal building. News comes
direct that Speaker Joe Cannon sat his
foot down on the appropriation and would
not allow it.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-24
Inauguration Of President Roosevelt
Very Low Rates to Washington Via
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad.

For The above OCCASION the Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad will sell tickets from
Chicago to Washington and return at
SITS; good going March /, 2 and 8,
valid for return until March 8, subject
to extension to March Is on payment Of
81. For through rates apply to your
ticulars send for circular to r. G. Haase,
N. w. T. P. A., st. Paul. MINI.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-24

Robinson, for thirty-fve years an en-
ployee Of the Louisville Railway com
pany and for years a motorman on the
Market street lines, died this morning
Of hydrophobia, the result of the bite
Of cat. He was bitten on the chin
six weeks ago by cat that was q
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-24

household pet. The wound failed
heal, but. gave no serious trouble unt
last week.
Mr.. Robinson was compelled to OF
work last Sunday and his conditil
grew steadily worse until death ]
lieved his agonies.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-24

Palpitation Of the heart, nervousness,
tremblings, nervous headache, cold.
hands and feet, pain in the back, and,
other forms Of weakness are relieved by
Carter IS Iron Pills, made specially for
the blood, nerves and complexion.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-24

It isn't necessary to go.sout in the
cold to order your groceries and sup
plies. The Journals new feature,
!. Shopping by Telephone, on the Want
Page, is at your service.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-24
Two Through Tourist cars to Californi,

Two Through Tourist Cars to California.
The Chicago Great Western Railway
offers choice Of two through tourist
cars every week to CALIFORNIA il pn one lsav
via Omaha and the Rock Island Route,
arriving San Francisco 500 pm, Satur-
day, the other leaving on Thursdays via
Kansas City and the Santa Fe Route,
arriving at Los Angeles 1925 am, Mon
day For further information apply to
r. ii. Heard, Gen i Agent, Cor. Nicollet
Ave and 5th St, Minneapolis.
Have yon noticed The Jo ma1anba neT J
printed printed on the Want Page every dayf
It's good thing @
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-24
DEATH IN CAT BITE

Rabies Kills louisville Man Attacked
by Household Pet.
New York Sun Special Service.
Louisville, KY. Feb. 23.-Henry H.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-09-29
LONG LOST COMMISSION
Roturncd to tho Gallant Soldier Who
Lost 1t in Battle.

A dispatch from Patterson, N. j.,
says commission as captain of the
Twenty fifth New Jersey volunteers
which was lost by Capt. Archibald
Graham on the battlefield OF Freder.
icksburg, Va, was returned to Capt.
Graham's widow Wednesday by Chief
Justice Walter Clark of the supreme
court OF North Carolina. Judge Clark
found the commission after the battle
was over. He sent 1t to the State ad
jutant generals otlioe in Trenton and
asked that 1t be forwarded to the own,
er. He accompanied it with letter
saying that he had intended to return
1t many years ago but had mislaid
and forgotten it. He wrote:
This commission was found where
only q brave man could have carried
beneath the plunging fire OF the
Washington artillery on Mare g
Heights, just behind us and the even
more wasting fire Of our Infantry line
behind the stone wall at the foot OF
the heights. We broke seven success.
slvc lines Of battle to pieces at that
point, for nature had made the posi-.
tOn lmpregnaOle. l was then but IA
years OF age, but l remember we'll that
my astonlshment at the recklessness
OF sending brave men on such a hope
less mission was only exceeded by my
admiration Of the steadiness and gal
lantry of the men who endeavored to
execute IT..
II do not know to what bridge the
Twenty fifth New Jersey belonged and
hence do not know In which Of these
charges Capt. Graham shared, but l
was particularly struck with that made
by Thomas Meagher's Irish brigade,
whose line came up almost to the muz
zes OF our guns. We recognized that
line by the green nkg with the sun
burst on 1t as well as by It's reckless
daring. My most respectable compli.
ments to Mrs. Graham and to her son,
who, as see Is a member of the pro.
fesslon to which have the honor to
belong"