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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-18

third assistant secretary OF state and
Mrs. PIERCE gave them an oi1lclal dlh-
ner. tonight There We're eighteen
guests including besides the Russian
Observation-Disclosures. Mr.. Pokotiloff, MIR.
Roicstvensky and Commander Gamer
ON Nor Winslow, commanding the
Mayflower.
In scmi-full dress uniform, Com
mander Takeshita the Japanese naval
attache at Washington, called officially
on Commander Winslow on board the
Mayflower, today. to leave the cards of
Baron Komura and Mr.. Takahira. ana
to present their regrets that their du-
ties prevented them from calling III per-
Sun. Before the conference adjourns.
however, on7Komura and Mr.. TAX
ahira will cali by appointment on board
the MayilOwer and Dolphin to pay their
respects.
The arrival OF the Baroness de Rosen
aald Miss dc Rosen at the Wentworth
was one of the events of the day. They
came in an automobile from Magnolia.
accompanied by Baron Schliprenbach.
the Russian consul general at Chicago
The party 1unchcd in the private dining
room of the russian mission with those
of the cnvcyS whose presence was not
needed ut the navy yard. without See
ing either NJ White or Baron dc Rosen,
who were at the navy yard all day, the
baroness and her daughter returned to
Magnolia. this afternoon. leaving here
about o'clock.
NJ. Whites mail increases with each
day. 1t has now reached such proper
lions that he has designated NJ ROjcst-
venSky, who speaks English perfectly. to
answer each communication. NJ. Witte
insists on reading all the personal letters
which are coming to him from every state
in the Union. He has been deeply touch-
ed at the kindly sentiments they CON
tain. Perhaps third Of these letters are
from Americans who say they are anX-
iols to see him that they may assure him
of their personal admiration. Many are
invitations to visit various parts of th.
country. This feature of his visit to this
country and the voluntary OutpOuring of
friendly feeling for Russia from quarters
whence he least expected it, will form
the subject of II special verbal report to
the Emperor. when NJ Wltte next sees
his sovereign.
The tennis tournament was the center
of interest at the hotel. today. and NJ.
Pokotiloff. Nj. Hanihara and other en-
VoyS of both missions watched its pro-
greSs for q long time. Commander Wins
low came over from the MayflOwcr in his
electric boat to watch the playing in the
afternoon.
For the past two days the ENJOYS have
weather is everything here said one of
them. tonight
The steam yacht Tarantua, belonging
to William X. Vanderbilt. Jr.. arrived in
tho harbor. this afternoon. Mr.. Wander
bit is expected by rail. tomorrow.
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cially into the cities of the North At
lantic states. have been multiplying by
numerous births with much rapidity.
while the corresponding iaboring class
which has immigrated to Southern
cities from the surrounding country
districts has not been thus increasng."
a comparison is made between the
proportion of children born Of native
mothers to 1000 native women OF child
bearing age and the proportion Of chill
Gren born of foreign born mothers to
1000 foreign born women of child bear
ing age. In 1900 the former population
was 4G2, the latter TO. the direrenco,
indicating the greater fecundity Of for
eign born women. The bulletin cppfin-
ues: ..-t -.
THE comparison also indicates that
the total decrease in fecundity of white
women between 1890 and 1900 ,waa the
result of decrease for native white
women partly offset by an increase for
foreign born white women.
In the Atlantic divisions. however.
there was a slight increase in the pro-
portion OF children born to native white
mothers. and in the South Central d.
vision there was but a slight decrease.
The decrease for the whole country.
therefore, was the result very largely OF
the great decrease In the North Central
and Western divisions.
The decrease in the proportion Of
children born to native white women
was confined chiefly to cities"
The proportion of negro children to
negro women Is to 40 years of age. was
largest in 1880. and smallest in 1900.
There mas been uniformly larger prp-
portion, Of negro children than of white
children. That difference more than
doubled between 1860 and 1850. but In
1900 il was less than half what It was
in 1880. and less than at any other CEN
sus except 1850.
Though the negroes have a larger
proportion of children than the whites.
il has heen noticed that the whites OF
the South have a larger proportion than
the whites in other sections Of the
country. ---a .l. ...
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CHINA A BIG FACTOR
In the Settlement of Future Of the
China Eastern. Railroad.

Portsmouth, n. n. Aug. II China
has o. :taast constrtictivoly become Il
nartv to the peace negotiations. Arti-
Gle : relating to the transfer to China
or the brancn of the Chinese Eastern
railroad running south from Hardin
which was agreed to by the peace pieil-
inotentiaries "in principle" yesterday
Involves perhaps in the final settlement
,.,olonged and complicated negotiations
both between China and Japan and the
peLin Government and Russia. Russia
has agreed to surrender the ROAD 20
China and give up her concession o.
tanned in 1898. but China must ASSENT
and assent means she must agree 10 re-
munerate the Russian goveriiiiiei'
which guaranteed the bonds 1or .ne
building of the road in an aiiiou.''
hereafter to be determined. Japan '''o
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-18
Thousands Of Women
ARE MADE WELL AND srRoNe
Success Of Lydia e. Pinkhan'. v..... n.
Cempo.nd Rests Upon the Fact that n
Really Does Make Slok Wens. wsli

Thousands upon thousand. =. 49,.
can women have been restnraa -
health by Lydia e. Pinkham:s Vana. ~
PIE Compound. Their letters are on Ale
IN MRS. Plnkhams Office, and prove this
boast. Aoefs
overshadowing indeed is tn. .ucc..,
OF this great medicine. and comnared
with 1t all other medicines and fraat.
ment for women are experiments
Why has Lydia Il. Pinkham's v.ro-
table Compound accomplished its w;ds.
spread results for good?
Why has it lived and thrived and
done its glorious work for quarter OF
century?
Simply and surely because Of It, ster.
ling worth. The reason no other med.
icine has even approached its success
is plainly and positively because there
Is no other medicine in thu world so
good for women's ills.
The wonderful power of lydia f.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound over
the diseases of womankind ia not no.
cause it is a stimulant-not because it is
q palliative, but simply because it is
the most wonderful tonic and recon-
structor ever discovered to act directly
upon the uterine system, positively
CURING disease and displacement. ana
restoring health and vigor.
Marvellous cures are reported from
all parts of the country by women who
haSA been cured, trained nurses who
have witnessed cures. and physicians
who have recognized the virtue in
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound, and are fair enough to give
credit where it is due. If physicians
dared to be frank and open, hundreds
of them would acknowledge that they
constantly prescribe Lydia f. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound in severe
cases of female ills, as they know by
experience that it will effect cure.
Women who are troubled with painful
or irregular menstruation. backache
bloating Tor fatulence), leucorrhna,
falling, Inflammation or liberation Of
the uterus. ovarian troubles, that
"bearing-down" feeling, dizziness
faintness. Indigestion, nervous pros
traitor. or the blues, should take i'm
mediate action to ward off the serious
consequences and be restored to health
and strength by taking Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound. Anyway,
write to Mrs. Pinkham, Lynn. Mass. :,
for advice. It's free and always helpful.
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the result of the conference of Jewish
representatives with NJ. Witte in Ports
mouth. Monday night.
There is no doubt" he said, from
present indications that the Russian
assembly when called, will take up Sc
iiously the question of settling the
Jews rights.
M. White candidly discussed the con-
ditions as they exist in Russia. Taking
1t all in i'll. we were much pleased with
the interview and feel that better times
are coming for our people there.
Il notice in some papers the statement
that the interview was prompted by Rus
sia's need for money, This is uItwarrant-
ed. for while unquestionably great finan-
clers were present at that meeting, such
a statement is unjust to NJ. White and to
the other men present There WAS not the
slightest reference made to finances"
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

TIL" Maritime Board Of Trade in SEES
sion at Yarmouth. n. S.. Thursday
night. passed resolution favorinp
union of the British West Indies witf
Canada and urging the Dominion gov
eminent to take steps to bring the is
lands into the confederacy.
A telegram received from Batavia
Dutch East Indies, reports an ugly
outbreak of Chinese rebels who at
tackled the Dutch post 1T EambOrirG
killing two of the officers and % mer
Only six men of the post succeeded il
escaping and these were wounded.
President G. T. Takahashi of the
Seattle Jal annse Association, Wednes-
day received $500 from Baron Komu!a
donated by the distinguished statesman
to the Japanese school of Seattle
Wash. The course of the school con-
sists principally of Japanese language
AID literature.
Complete returns from last Sundays
l, fcrendum on the question of the SEP
aratinn OF Norway from Sweden, show
that $4,000 votes were cast for dis.
solution and 1874 against 1t. The size
Of the vote has aroused intense inter
est At the last general election fo
members of the Storthing only 1864
votes were cast.
Walter p Kraft, transfer clerk o
the Equitable Trust Co. at Chicago. i!
missing and it is said by the officials
or the company that about 100000 o
the company's money is unaccountet
-or 1t is asserted that the Trust Co
will lose nothing, as brokers through
whom. stock was sold by Kraft will bt
forced to refund to the company the
value of the shares alleged to have
been taken by Kraft and sold.
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MUSTER At MANCHESTER.
Alabama Coon Co. Of Stouahton, Macs.
Wins the First Prize.

Manchester. N. H.. Aug 1.-THE
Alabama Coon Co. of Stoughton, Mass.
won the annual playout, today. Of tho
New England Veteran Firemen, de-
featirg the two Brockton companies,
Hancock and Protector. by several feet.
The Hancock was second and the Pro-
tector third. while the fourth and nth
prizes We're divided between the T. w.
Lane Co. of Fast Manchester and the
City of Lowell of Lowell. which were
tied at 1875 feet. u inches. No records
were broken owing to a breeze which
either blew across the stream or d.
rectly against II.
The companies participated In =
street parade. this afternoon, and 81
tubs were in lire. although only %
competed in the playout In the after
noon.
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Thought That Compromise
Is Now Only Solution.
Railroad, indemnify, Sakha|in, Navy
In Far East, All Pending.

morning the conference Of Aug H. the
able reach decision the
the discussion of article The
until o'clock.
Gin the afternoon sitting of Aug. H. Articles 10 II have
been discussed Regarding
shown opinion which has
discussion of
The conference adjourned until tomorrow"
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A story IS told Of certain famous in
ventor. who is fortunate enough to be- abla
10 employ large staff of eifgin4sta and
mathematiciarls' to aid him irt tie solution
inventor desired to ind the cubic capacity
of a certain vessel of unsymmetrfcal pro-
portions. and asked his mathematicians
the matbematicians spent weeks Of time.
filled their books with their calculations
and finally presented what they said was
Thereupon the famous inventor placed
the vessel on a platform scale. filled II to
the brim with water. obtained its wetEht
when full and when empty, and In "A few
minutes he had a result as good rs the
mahnmaticians-for that particular ves-
sel-Engineering News.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-18
YELLOW FEVER SCARE
BY Discovery of Case in First
Avenue, Brooklyn.

New York. Aug. IA yellow fever
scare was caused. yesterday, in First
avenue, Brooklyn, when doctor sum-
mOned to tenement found John G.
Murphy, a laboref, violently i'll. In d
lucid moment he said he came from
Panama Il few weeks ago. At the Nor
wegiin hospital the physicians agreed
that Murphy had mild case of yell
low fever. The health department was
notified ana it's agent reported that he
found certain symptoms of typhoid
malaria and had grave suspicious tina t
his fellow physicians were right in their
opinion that Murphy hes yellow fe-
Yer. He ordered Murphy placed in an
isolated ward. An effort will be made
to find out what steamer brought the
man here.
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CAR REPORTED ILL.
This Causes 'Rumors Of His Intended
Atjication, Etc.

Berlin, Aug. IA dispatch from st.
Petersburg to the Tagablatt says that
the Car is reported to be seriously III.
1t is rumored in government circles
that nc will abdicate in favor OF his
son. Until the latter's majority a regen.
cy will be instituted. composed Of three
members of the imperial family, includ-
ing the Grand Duke Constantine Con-
stantinOyitch,
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WASTED HIS FORTUNE.
Former Wealthy New Yorker Rescued
from Poorhouse by q Niece. I.

New York. Aug. Ia. T. .Raplss,, an
aged broker. said to have been once
worth $780, 900 and who recently OBJ
tanned refuge in theaWest Chester poor
house after having lived up to his for
tune. was rescued, yesterday. eby q
stylishly dressed woman, who said abe
was his niece. The woman told the off,
Gals that she had made arrangeInenb
to keep him for the remainder Of his
days. ea
"My uncle has no excuse for being In
the poor house." said she. "If he had
taken care of his money he could now
be living in a mansion on Fifth ave.
nue."
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The British government is building 2
new war balloon factory at AIdershot.
Wren COMPLETED the new factory will be
large enough to contain side by side three
authenticated balloons. From the factory
completes balloon equipments VIII pc sent
ont 70 India and to all the colonial and
foreign stations of the British army.
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C"icdso, Aug. 17.-Adolf Kraus has
returned TO Chicago Well satisfied with
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RIGHTS OF THE JEWS.

Aoo'pn Hraus Pleased With His Inter.
view With M. Witte.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-05

Of as soon as possible. Such is 10
fidelity. The infdel without
hope or peace Of conscience is like
the fox without q tail, which did
not want the other foxes 10 have
tails.
You may take my goods, my
money, yea even my life, but let
my hope alone for il is iay more
valuable tbon what you haye taken.
At rests the tired bodily frame
II gives joy and com'or, 10 life, il
speaks pence 10 my troubled heart
and gives solid comforts when /
die. Christianity has a reward
and gives il 20 those who accept
u. lnfde!ity has nothing, gives
nothing and promises nothing.
The fact il, inddelity is nothing.
Therefore cannot give any tbiag
or promise It, Does the denial Of
= fact Or thing constitute, The
denial itself" thug Yon may.
Nr. ipfdel. Gil the world so to
speak, with dcnials, and you hnvs
not added one eiuglc thing to tho
great mass OF things is like
adding y column OF ciphers, you
can never &c! something out Of
nothing.
Albin Perkins.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-05
The Unreasona-
bleness Of
Infdelity.
NO ..

While the inijsl admits there
lsa God, yet they viii say, (ol
some If them n. lesst) tha,
Nature is God and this shall be
our frat laIairy. | know that !
Am thinker, because ,hare
thought in me-. (And his iufdel
knows that much tool 2. know
there is thinker III the universe :,
because there is thought IN it.
3rd. There cannot be thought
without thinker. 4. But a
thinker is psrson.' And, s
Therefore, there " Personal
Thinker in the universe and
this is God. 1t 10 clear that any
thing which does not possess per.
sonality, or possesses it in low
degree, whether it be like tho
earth, however exquisitlly nodded
into beauty and sublimitv mani
fold, or the beasts of tho field.
however marvellous their living
powers, yet they m ust he inferior
to ourselves. And therefore.
Almighty God must he a person
likewise. For, it he IL not n person
lie would be inferior 90 ourselves
He IL, at all events, the highest
cf beings, You mag II yoa please,
indaed, abandon the intellect to
the lawlsss tyra ny Of imagination
drunk with the maddening wine
OF intellectual RIGHTEOUSNESS aud
creative speculation. you may
rnva eloqucntly Of a Being OF in
flute power, tvou call nature)
Sh3 p>uts torth out OF his OK
haustleas bosom, unfathomabls as
the abyss of space itself, all gl.ry,
all living things, multitudinous
aud diversified beyond Created
Arithmetic, such ns Oil the VII
verse. 10 sll'this, God7 And yet,
by the same right oil unreason aud
soifwill, YOU may lay it dosn
that He has mt a sel!2ouscious-
ness, nor a choice, nor anything,
in short, Of that which makes us,
| 10 our cellow-men, objects Of love
and hope, Of dread and hatred of
10y and Of misery And you may
lthon, piling postula,e on postulate
Composition on suppositlon) into
the empty air, 'ill YOU reach, IN
haze and mist, the h;mbs Of I'M.
reality, set mp this blind, ard
dumb, and deaf sbomina.ion
! (nature) with a crown upon its
head on the Throne Of Hill who
Iis, aud Was, and is TO DO, tho living
Jehovah. But this is not Coda
loving, rsvsnging and mercifu'
Deity. Why, IN such q case,
though the spirit within ia j.
clothed in perishahlc dust AND
ashes, we should be far superior
lin ordor Of intc.ligon, being, K
such a Deity with all his i'm
mensity.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-05

mark The dangerous paccs tbs is pc
cisely what he nfdul does when he
denies any revelation, And this Is moi
all He degrades he D,iiy below man,
For what man seeing his fellow man on
wrong ROAD Ia gwen place would
not set him light. Or should SEQ HIM
going into place of great danger ana
not siye ! i'm waruipg Or Whit parent
wonld not give chiId warning of I'm
Ger Or provide for It's sufferinss lis pains
10 hunger ana ihirsls Ifyon make God
Of On higher attributes than man-,ou
nave !" admi', Of u Revelation, because
man makes leychloss 10 man.
We % Hot prop,.e 10 40 Aroppmorp-
bix. GOD lbs' Is 10 say, TINT lie la. the
podiy ioiI'l ANA ING saul1 allribaics 10
man. Anilloponorphism is rrls In
certain sense We 10 poi assume or in,
ny ihsl ood ndju,s desian, and pIaps
@ insn doas, All NINA acis hay. their
iimilaiiopt of imperfrcii0n,. ia study.
trial. III stake ~ failure. GA tlu other
hand God bring latnte, al his act. are
lhiie. aud eArlndes all such imn.r
fectuDs. Wasn We affirm tta, infinite
space anh time have The same essential
aN'iDalrs ~ llhlir space ana tine, We do
pnl Emil them AS lint- space and time
When we expand sptec and time 10 in
many, We 10 not Change Iho essenljal
attributes " s,,ssc and tins. We sin.
pI' STRIP them " limitation aud inpeI
feci ma. The same is true of ubsolllt,.
space and ';'pA we argument il based
on y similarity in kind, aud MOI on y
Of drgree 3imilsriiy II j.
gree ~ utishy foreign t the argument
hen | ASK ne i'll dr why be does unt
pslieYe IA revelation fiom God 10
mar, he tays, MES not lhcic aud Aoy
0an know lha, lie winters Df the
Biil3 told he irnib | an.msr m,
lear sit, Nuu hulryt lint ,he wnluun
yon call mother gave you hNa, what
do YOU know about is Yen cctaialy
IN, lhrre, Yn1 l.no1 ahiolulpl. nothing
ebont IT, ouIy MA yoar father OF some
slsr told hou
The foundation OF the facts OF ,
your birth I, the testimony OF Some
one elsc SO lar as your faith is CON
ccrned in The matter. While YOU
have such ~ abhorancc a, The idea /
~ God giving revelation 70 man
Il is the same klnd that he pirates
mad when they captured the king, |
.hip. aud then, with their faces
PROSTATE on the deck, made The
king walk the plank INTO the sea de-
cause thry had 100 profound REFER
cnct for his majesty u dare 10 look
On him, as they would have TO do il
he remained on board, 50. with !!
faces proiIra,e in the dust Of isnor-
aoce, these awc-slicken iuddels
would make the creator valk Inc
PLANK Of NtrNcE concerning us
wilIio man into he Sc. OF tilJ,lo ),
les, they should debase his Gisrily
b, lyios He wss mindful a man
Al Il mad given him revelation II
,ny ucM sr'i;!t | MI prove the truth
q lhr Bible, not hy u, friends but hy
is eerni:'. II was 70 prove Tie
irnth u ,h- Bible BY Us tricnd,,Ntu
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God appears before The uuiyors,
OF intellectuaIs ID The ,hreefoIt
attitude OF Creator, Lawgiver aHt
kedoemsr; although each Of these
involves and reveals many of bis
sxcellenceis, siil in each Of these
departments thieo are most con.
splcnous. As Creator, ~o have,
Wisdom Power and Goodness ;
As Lawgiycr. Justice, Truth and
Holiness: As Redcemer, mercy
CondesCendsion and Love Now
10 eSch and all Of these uine do.
partmsnis, He is, Initiate I'm
mvtable, and Eternal. Do wo
know The Whence and tho Whittier
Of all things Tradition looks about
on wonderful nature, and then
points upward with her fioger Of
mist, Science looks about on a
nature still more wonderful. and
then points upward with her finger
Of stone. Rev e!ation looks about
on a nature oh how much more
woa1er'ul siill--and then poiois
upward With both hands and with
all her fingers Of god.
Following with onr eyes those
significant fugers-up through
transparency SITTER Transparency,
though sznro after azure, through
vacant ipf'n,y after vacant in6u-
i.y~-we came st last, not to brute
log ana iserable tumble Of
know nothing mechanics and
chenistries that some how or
ether manage 10 swing from ever
lasting TO everlasting through
parad'sos OF order and beauty and
construction, but to scep,ered
PERSON whose glory aha.bus
and rebukcs all human words.
That scepter waves, aud from isl
ilamo, d tip leap the heavenly
)rbs and the naked carts, as The
wave continue.
The mid',i ia cleared away and lighl
sppests end TIE ground dries TIA,
'c-ptsr waves asain, and sirsiglivn,
The naked earth il clothed with morr
beauty has tho jewcsd robrs OF King
solomon. Wave, the ,certeI a;iil a,sir
and all the ishabi.snu OF The a,,p
lake their places in their wsiery pslsces.
and tho fowls OF the sir and earth VT.
IN their homes II wsyss again AMI The
beasts OF tie hcld take lheir place. upon
Earth. Wave. again, and it'll more EN-
that scepler. and hshoI1.
souls with their CONSOLATION faculies
and glorious Atbi's though. and cai.
sou, Lopr, and chievem,nt ani virus.
leap firth in a still more snpurb sod
glorious beins 10 reign cvar ali
Behold tho. Whesco, The Whih.r
also. Tell ma who will, thu. s1ch a be-
Ing with, LATTE, lmmutrbls and E .crnAl
-Wiidom. Power end Goodny,, won,d {,
make man ard tart him on, an Ihp voy
age OF ''fe across he trnpo,iuons <. = Of
''mf, hesel with qlick.s4nds ahosl. nd
lsocA'sesls, rad wouli NJ, pat ,un,
~ Dga' house or somrihcr sirna 10
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TAKE NOTICE.

Any party or parties wishing to
ask any questions, through this
paper, upon any subject, rslig-
ously or otherwise shall BE-
treated as friend But in no case
will the Editor allow any slang
T slang phrase 90 through it,
oIumus,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-05

would say, ! had used interested
Witnesses and therefore Lad fllea Z
establish 'hc iacls But ~heo i
prove he facts ~ di,iptercoted ana
oposeios Witnesses, YOU cnaaot deny
ii. A Perkins,