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The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1905-06-15
FREE ADVICE TO WOMEN,

Remember, every woman is cordially
invited to write to Mrs. Pinkham II
there is anything about her symptoms
she does not understand. Mrs. Pink
hams address is Lynn, Mass, her
advice is free and cheerfully given TO
every ailing woman who asks for It;
Her advice and medicine have restored
to health more than one hundred thou.
sand women.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1905-06-15
To Wash Lace Collars.

Shave Ivory Soap in boiling water; add
q pinch of soda and drop the collar IN,
stirring it until the dirt is removed. Rinse
in a pint of hot water to which has been
added teaspoonful of gum arabic and
few drops of coffee or real Indian tea.
10 iron, pick out and press on white
flannel, press with moderately hot iron.
ELEANOR r. PARKER.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1905-06-15

The fast young man is all right if he is
going in the right Observation-Disclosures
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1905-06-15

Special Low Rates to N. E. A. Meet
ing, Asbury Park, N. ].
July 81, via Nickel Plate Road. Lona
return Limit and Stop-over privileges al
Chautauqua Lake, N. Y, Niagara Falls
and New York City Full information Of
Agent, or address j. Y. Callahan, General
Agent, Ill Adams ST., Chicago, I'll.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1905-06-15

An Best Understands wesan's IlIs.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-08-16
NAVY DISCUSSES
JACKSON'S CASE
Generally Considered That He VIII 30
Dismissed From Service Perhaps
Without Courtmartlal.
Especial to the Daily Press,

WASHINGTON, d. c.. Aug. Is
The mysterious case of Midshipman
Robert A. Jackson, who disappeared,
after having been granted twelve
hours leave from the battleship Mis-
souri, about two weeks ago, and who
was subsequently found in Quebec by
his father, is causing much quiet talk
among officials III the navy.
In the first place. they are absolute
ly unable TO account for the young Of
ticer's peculiar actions in view Of the
fact that he must, they say, have been
familiar with navy rules and regula-
tons regarding absences without
leave. They are also puzzled that
man of Jackson's high standing
should have as It now appears, been
in the company of the Russell woman
for SO long time.
Admiral Converse, chief OF the bu-
rcau Of navigation, was also seen today
by reporter concerning the matter.
He said: "rhc matter Is III the hands
Of the commander of the North Allan
tic squadron, Admiral Evans What
ever the trial board does is sent 10
the secretary for his recommendation.
This bureau has nothing to do WITH
the case"
Another officer said: II am not so
sure there will he Il courtnurtial for
Jackson. Not being commissioned
officer courtmartial is not necessary.
The commander of the squadron can,
If he so desires, simply dismiss him
from the navy. and that is all there Is
To ii. Of course, ii would be different
If he were Il commissioned officer. IN
that case cuurtmartial would be nee
essary. think the whole matter de-
Ponds on the way Admiral Evans looks
ut 1t. II lie thinks Jackson is respon-
sible for his actions, then believe he
Will be more than apt to dismiss him
for the good of the service, If for no
other reason. If. on tho other hand,
he believes Jackson was induced
through some mysterious influence TO
act as he did, and is not responsible
for what he did, he may let him off
with reprimand."
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-08-16
laps ANxles TO
CoNTaUE FIGHT
eel That Russia Is
Ready te
ISOLATED prcss.)

lug. 16.-The Times cor
it'll General Nogi's head
respo'iulh he field sends the follow
quastcis dated August II, by way
ing disp
of Fusf 49,. ,nxio,s To com.
erations. The higher officers
menc3clieve that the military pro-
do is been sufficient to justify the
erection that Russia will concede
eXfms necessarily required by ia
thIf the war continues, the nature
i Re country and conditions point to
4 Likelihood that future operations
= be restricted to the neighborhoot
the railway. Wide turning move
emts, as suggested i'll the European
ress, are not likely to be features o
he campaign. nor IT is probable tina
ny great military results vii ensn
his. year"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-08-16
Failed to Give Relief.

LONDON. Aug. 15.-Thc London
Mails Madrid dispatch in regard Ia
me famine state that the Spanish gov.
crnmcnt has entirely failed to give re-
liei and that, as the money grants NIB.
solutcly Inadequate To meet the ueccs.
sites. and the resources are complete.
~ exhausted. Hunger riots are of
daily occurrence and arc Incoming
more and more serious. II is limos.
siblc to maintain order.
The reinforcement of the civil
guards are needed in every town anu
village. Not drop of rain has fallen
III that district since March and the
summer and autumn crops will b.
ruined unless rain falls soon or the
government realizes the situation and
takes steps to remedy the conditions.
II Is feared that the pcasantry will
take the law In their own hands ami
even now there are signs of open re-
volt and transportation at tho govern.
mont inaction is daily more pronounc.
ed.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-08-16
CHARGES AGAINST rAeeARr.
Nothing Will Be Done Until Divorce
Suit is Settled.
(Iiy Assnciiltcd Press. }

WASHINGTON. d. c.. Aug. 49,.
1t is HOW stated Mt the war department
that charges were filed there last April
against Major Taggart. who is suing
his wife for divorce in Ohio, but 40
action has been taken upon the chare-
es or will anything be done until tho
termination of the present suit.
The charges relate to matters out
of which the divorce suit has grown.
Taggart also filed charges agains;
Colonel Miner some time ago, but thcy
were considered trivial and were dis.
missed
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-08-16
La Porte is Susnicious.

LA PORTE, IND. Aug. l6.-rhough
she is not i'll, the condition ot Mrs
Frank Shrcvc. of Wa,cr;or,;. this cuun.
ty, is being closely watched by rlty-
sicians. Mrs. Shrcvr returned Il few
days ago from MorrilltOn. Mo, where
her two sisters died of d disease pro-
nounccd by the attending physicians
to he swamp fever. Since her return
Mrs. Shrcvc has received word that
her mother has died ut MurrillioG uf
the same disease. Physicians here
fear the disease mt Morriliton may he
yellow fever and Mrs. Shroyo may be
infected.
The La Porte county boar.l os health
has established quarantine around
the home of Mrs. Shrcvc.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-08-16
IN WATER UP TO THEIR WAISTS
Ncwshorcham Struck Submerged
Wreck While Entering Harbor at
Block Island-HoIe Several Feet
Wide Ripped in Her Bottom-Hun-
dred Passengers Safely Landed.
(Ry Associated Press.)

Cry Associated Press)
BLOCK ISLAND, II. l., Aug. 15.-The
steamer Newshoreham, while entering
The hurbor today on her trip from
Providence with 100 passengers struck
Il sunlten wreck and after an exciting
run for the dock sank TO the main
deck just as she ranged alongside the
pier.
The passengers were nble to land
over the usual gang plank.
The steamer was about half way
across the harbor today when she
struck the wreck.
Ripped Hole in Her Bottom.
The collision ripped open q hole sew.
crnl feet wide In her, bottom, but, not
withstanding the steady thrush of the
wuter. the tirC-rUOm men and the en-
ginccrs headed by Chief Engineer
John Quinlan, OF Providence, stuck 20
their posts.
When the steamer was within 100
yards OF the dock the water put out
the fires and when the vessel reached
the dock Engineer Quinlan was stand
ot.anir' eu..e, .r--,I ,--.n,at lt-
ashore.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-08-16
WOMAN is TO RULE
IN INDUSTRIALISM
That is Prediction of Superintendent
6odinc, of Chicago-Creates
a Sensation.

DETROIT, MICH. Aug. l6.-An u,l.
dress by w. l.. Bodinc, superintendent
OF compulsory education of Chicago.
created wild sensation among the
delegates to the International Associa-
ton OF Factory Inspectors today.
The speaker produced federal sta
tlstics covering the past twenty years.
showing that tho industrial cUmpcti-
ton OF women, children and machine
labor was driving the men out of the
large cities To fields of heavy manual
labor in mining and agricultural. lie
declared that woman WAS destined to
be the ruling sex In industrialism.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-08-16
Charged With Poisoning a Well.
tBy Associated Prcss.)

WYNNEWOOD IND, Aug. 10
James Cooper, a negro, was arrested
here today. charged with causing tho
death Of six persons by putting poison.
III a well i'll Birmingham, Ala. abort
three years ago. Cooper was taken
TO Ardmorc and placed in Jail to await
the arrival Of the Alabama sheriff.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-08-16
NEWPORT NEWS VA, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST is, 1905.

territorial and administrative integrity
of China and the principle of the open
door"
1.-THE surrender of the Russian
leases to the Lao Tung peninsula, in
Guiding Port Arthur, Dalny and the
Blonde and Elliott Islands.
The remaining seven articles (not
given in numerical orler) are:
The Points at Issue.
The ccssion OF Sakhalin, reimburse.
mcnt for the cost Of the war; the ces-
sion to China of the Chinese Eastern
railroad; the article relating to that
portion Of the main line OF the Siberian
ruilroad running through Northern
NIunchuria, which includes provision
fro policing Of the road by China and
not by Russia fishing rights OH the
Siberian coast north of VIadivostok to
the Siberian sea, the article affecting
RussiaS naval lower in the Far East
and that providing for tile surrender
OF the Russian warslips informed II.
Far Eastern waters. To all of these
Russia has more or less objection.
Besides indemnity and Sakhalin, NJ.
Witte will oppose the surrender OF the
informed warshipS, the limitation upon
Russia's naval power and the ccssion
of the Chinese Eastern railroad to
China.
First Things at Todays Session.
The article relating to the Chinese
Eastern railroad is number seven ana
comes up at the session tomorrow
morning. The Russians are prepared
with documentary evidence, if the ar
ticle is not passed over. to show that
the railroad is private corporation
owned by the Russo Chinese Bank.
Mr. PokotiloT, one of the Russian
delegates. was manager of the bank in
st. Petersburg until few months ago.
when he was sent to Pelsin as minister,
upon the death of Mr. Lesser
Mr.. Berger, the attorney of the bank
article is sure to prove extremely i'll
tcresting and possibly prolonged, us
Russia will contest the Japanese con
tention that the Rus[an government
purposes. $500,
Conference Has Its LEAKS
| rho only jar in the sessions oil 'n'
,,roncc today occurred Mt the morn
49,. so.s,on when rather spirited con
, troycrsy occurred over the q"es'ioA
+ ,,,,,;city Of the proceedings. Each 'iu
,,f,stcd n disposition to charge III
. nt,,r with bcing responsible Tor III
&c leaks" and It was settled by renew
m nlodpes to observe the s'ric'cs'
~ nrocy benceforth regarding the pr
vi ,oo,,nps AS a result the correspoi'
Il ots tonight experienced addition
by difficulty in securing intorih'i''o"'
to The official Statement.
for PORTSMOUTH, N. H., Aug 10
rno fol,owins official statements
.,;,. IN, pcacc conference was
rds sued today 49,,
IN, ~, the morning sitting OF aug
Use. 15,h the conference has discnsSeu
o,u- ,ic,os No. 4 and No. .. Afucie ~
,ra, ,. unanimously agreed upon.
sion hoing able to arrive at u''a'"I
cos, a.c,siou on article No. inc Ply
tior ,or,,arics have decided To take re
the Tho divergcrcncc of views and Z, 10 ~
,sfor With discussion of the other :, .
hich Tho conference will be resu''
ivatc o'clock. the {
neon 'In the afternoon sit' clio Nc
gov ference OF August 10 greed IL
r and has been discussed any q confcre
main with common aceoiu' % O'Clock
rison- has adjourned "ii'ii
morrow morning
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-08-16

ease of " NAN who arrived at
Cra&forlsvillrr n few days ago from
Faro, Miss, and who has been stricli-
Ell with symptoms similar To those of
yellow fever. Local physicians rrfus-
cd to attend the case ami after B. NJ.
llutchings, secretary III the Crawfords-
vile board of health had diagnosed tho
case as that Of yellow fever. he asked
the State board to send IN expert at
once
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-08-16
Quarantine Against Louisiana.

RICHMOND, VA, Aug. 15.-Thc Viii.
ginia State Board of Health, respond
ing to an appeal from Norfolk, has dc.
cided to establish complete marine
and land quarantine against all pas.
sengers and freight traits from Louisf.
ana not certified to be healthy.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-08-16
FAMINE is ABROAD
IN ANDALUSIA
fncnt HeIIci IlsuIrtu,e,,,.
CBv Assocj,,tr,I I,r,e. /,

tI'y Associated I'rcss)
CADlA, Aug. l5.-rhc famine which
commenced last March has now reach.
ca tho point of actual starvation
throughout the fertile valley of Anda-
iiisla. The w0rkmcn are unable TO Sc
cure food. They are too weak to work
ana are becoming desperate. The chill.
dren arc living on fir cones and the
fruit of the wild cactus.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-08-16
(By Associated Press.)

PORTSMOUTH, N. H.. Aug. Is
The crisis In the peace negotiations,
upon which the eyes of the world are
fastened, is appearing rapidly and the
end of this week or the first of next
at the latest, should witness the dead
lock and the end. ii the conference
is to go to pieces.
Two more of the twelve articles
numbers four and six were disposed
of today. Article four consists of mu
tual pledges to observe the integrity
of China and the policy of the "opel
door," for the commerce of all nations
Article six covers the surrender o
the Russian leases TO the Lao Tung
peninsula, Port Arthur, Dalny and Ill,
Blonde and Elliott Islands.
To article four both parties gavr
ready assent and the official state
ment of the adoption of that article
to unanimously"
Discussions Useless Now.
Article five, consideration of which
was postponed until later. provides. fn
discussion appearing useless !"
stage. .,,,,owo
T,,,e &c the usual procedure foi'owe
IN automatic negotiations eha''i. .
~ neaotiators to come to an accoi
unon all possible points before 'uoN -,
Tho crucial issues, and the iael ="
~ p,ss,ans acquicsced In the prop
a,,,o, also shows that they are
e,,, and ms anxious rs the Japane
tba, the world should not hcco'c "a,
80 he;ng responsible for prccipi'"''
~, hreok. IL break there Is 10 pe.
wrecking the conference ms !"
a,s &c - hopeful sign. Besides
rostnoning the burning ques'ions
,,e ,nd the psychological mohieh'
horeair and compromise arrives.
The Last Trump Cards.
~, ,,rr;edly the last trump CT
are played and the game Is 'o"o'
there is growing hope OF coinp'o'
~ NC closest observers the iinai
,,on hepius to crystalizc quite nat
lv-the Russians yielding the CO
of sakhalin, Japan foregoing ''e
80 ,,,s var" but taking cohlpcn'
:. no money TO be refunded t'
Ian,nese by China upon the ira
tn her of the China runway y
p,ss,o contends belongs 10 "
oorroration and IS therefore
escab,c by Japan, the Russh''
eminent property III for. 90 49,.
Da,ny and remuneration for 'hc
,enancc of the 100000 Russian
ers in Japan. :,
According to the Russian VI
nan has already secured an an
than she dreamed oil ci'''''"s'
the war.
principle Of Blood None.
ro ;nsist upon foe who
half a million men cpiii o.'''''
the ae,d footing the bin ior
If The war as the price OF pea'
Tho Russians say. change the
OF the military struggle nv
from one for certain prihcipi'
for the exaction of blood mo
All questions relating 10 y
Manchuria except the cessi'
Chinese Eastern railroad anu
siberian line, running thro"
ern Manchuris. from the stat
churia." on the Amur. VIA
yladivostok. are settled IN
t,cles already adopted. Sol
sion has risen about those a
tho following resume can D
as absolutely accurate:
The Five Articlea Al
1-Recognition of Japan
derating influence in Kore'
2-MutuaI obligation
Manchuria, Russia to retro re;
ma all special privileges,
s-Japanese obligation
the sovereignty and admin
China in Manchuria. .
4-Mutual obligations ''
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-08-16
Joe Cotton Dies at Bellevue.
Dy Associated Pros,

uiy Associated Prcsa.)
( NEW YORK. Aug 15.-"Joc" Cot.
ton, the veteran turfmal. died today At
Bellevue hospital, where he was taken
on August Sth, to undergo an opera
ton. He was about seventy years
old.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-08-16
Rain lnterferes With Tennis.
By Associated Press,

NT'S -NSSUCiHtcU PreSs)
SOUTHAMPTON, Aug. l5.-Heayy
rains made it impossible to start play
in the lawn tennis on the court OF the
Meadow Club today. William a. Larn-
ed and William j. Clothier are the fay,
orites in the singles.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-08-16
Yesterdays Record Both of New
Cases and of Deaths Show
a Decrease.
SUNDAY DlSl>fEc1loN DAY
Marine HOSPITAL Service to Take lie.
roic Measures to Kill Mosquitoes
Which Escaped Oil Bath, Now Re-
sarded as More Dangerous Than
Observation-Disclosures in infection.
tpy Associated rress.,

tBy Associated Fress)
NEW ORLEANS. LA. Aug. 15.-Of.
fetal fever report to 6 p. m:
New cases, 81.
Total to date. 1.0S0.
Deaths, g.
Total deaths. ITO.
New foci, 10.
Total To date. 800.
Number of cases under treatment.
ISL "a
On DR.. GuiteEas arrival here today
he went to the Offices of the marine
hospital service for an interview with
Surgeon White. Later in the day DR..
Guiteras Ei2incd Drs. Corrupt and Rich
ar,lson. ufSthe marine hospital service
staff. for n tour Of the old French
market quarter where the infection ap.
pcared first and where l. has ragged
most iierccly.
The situation again today shows an
Improvement both as to new cases ana
deaths, considering the totals of last
week, and while the marine hospital
naintNeu aUu,l,gYialIur to , Re q!9}!. IS
tationS.
encouragement Found.
encouragement is especially found.
in the reduction OF new fever ccnters.
Analysis of the report of the twenty
four hours ending August II, showed
eight new fever centcrs. When cuse
appears on any street the entire square
is nnrked as infected. In three In
stances of the eight new fever centcrs
the focus was on the opposite side ~
The street. going to show that actually
The fever had appeared In five new
quarters of the city. Many of the new
disease ccnters OF three weeks ago
are considered To have disappeared, no
new infection appearing in their neigh.
borhOod
A draft for $4,000 was received to.
day ut the Office of the collector of
The port, to be put at the disposal of
the marine hospital service, which is
bearing some proportion of the heavy
expense which is involved In the cf-
fort To eliminate the fever Meantime.
The citizens committee is prosecuting
its cnnvass for funds and there is n
stGady appreciation of the fund
Sunday Distinction Day.
Next Sunday has been designated
as day of general dsnfcction. DR..
Warner issued statement today i'm
which he said that the screening and
oiling that has been done will destroy
the last chance of now broutls OF mos.
quitocs Matching, but that the mosqui-
toes which were Matched before this
screening and oiling was done are still
about the city and III the present crisis,
are liable to become as dangerous as
so many rattlcsnakes. Appeal is
therefore made to every householder
AMI every person having an cnclosurc,I
OF any nature to fumigatc ut 10
o'clock on that day with burning sui
phur under the direction of the Murine
hospital service for at least two hours.
suspicious case of fever which |
may develop into yellow fever was re-
ported today from Algicrs, near which |
the naval reservation is located. 1t is |
u long distance from the case which |
occurred III Algiers over three weeks
ago and the patient is a young girl enl-
ployed within the area of Infection OIL
this side Of the river.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-08-16
Stamp 1t Out In Forty Days.
(I5y Associated Press.)

MOBILE, ALA. Aug. 15.-Dr. John
Gniteras, the yellow fever expert, is
very hopeful of the yellow fever situa'
ton ami said New Orleans would be
clear OF the infection in forty days.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-08-16
Indiana May Have Fever Case,

INDIANAPOLIS, IND. Aug. 15.-
The State health authorities today
sent DR.. A. w. Brayton, an expert, to
Charlottesville to diagnose the dis
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-08-16
PEACE ENJOYS SKIP
BOTHERsOME POINTS
Consideration of Article Five. for
cession of Sakhalin, Postponed
for The Present.
FIVE ARTICLES AGREED TO

Remaining Seven, However,, Comprise
all Vital Issues at Stake and Real
Fight viii Be over Them-obscrv.
ers Becoming More Hopeful of Pa
clfic Solution Of the Matter.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-08-16

THE DAILY PRESS
10 Tho only newspaper
In Newport News that
receives full Associated
Press Report.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-17

the living power of steam makes its presence
felt long ere the engineer bids the impatient giant
get to work. -
And it was so now with Karl He could not SIT
still The vestibule full of people waiting TO
meet the Merlin Contingent-Oh, no, not OF English
reoDle but of Americans anxious to welcome other
Americans-vet Karl and |, amid all the lively
throng enlisted the sustained attention OF the IN
quiry clerk.
Once after catching his eye, an impulse OF sheer
mischief sent me greet Schmidt most warmly ne
manager. of course being an affable man who liked
to stand on pleasant terms with his patrons was
a-nenable to that kind of polite attention We
entered into lively conversation for minute or
two, and l kept darting expressive glances toward
the clerk
am sure the poor fellow quaked. Leaving
Schmidt l rejoined Karl and the inquiry clerk ran
across the vestibue. He was most anxious now
to be civil
Il have lust heard of a telephone message from
Euston." he said to me. There are ninety pas
sengers for this hotel and they will be here now IN
few minutes
The first station omnibus is just coming round
the corner" said Karl quietly, Maggie and her
mother are in the next one, not in hanson.
Now, from where we stood, there was no visible
vehicle of the type mentioned, The clerk appeared
puzzled as we'll he might, thinking my companion
had commented on his statement. L knew what
had happened During my momentary talk with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-17
1 2

with sort of black lace mantle and black bonnet
of lace and feathers"
And Bocci, what is he like"
"An ordinary understood, pasty-faced Italian,
fercely outlined with black hair, eyebrows and
1nustache
1 went to the bureau again. The inquiry clerk
was aDprehensive but | only wanted the London
Directory And therein l hunted up the entry:
"Bocci Giovanni, concert agent" with a number
on a Strand sde-street.
How did you know that Steindars. London
representative was named Bocci?' l asked Karl
ooh l forgot to tell you that Miss Hutchinson
held his card in her hand" He ratified Oft Sgnor
Giovanni Bocci" and the rest of the coPPer-plate
legend. "
| wonder what the inquiry clerk would have
thought had he overheard the whole OF Karls
story Afterward when steeled to the marvel OF
it ali did not hesitate to prod the dull wits OF the
heavy tribe which Emerson describes as only
understanding pitch-forks and the cry OF Fire!
But that evening l forebore, lest we should be
turned out of the hotel
Indeed that monstrous British dread OF a scene
induced me to beseech Karl not to go wandering OF
through space until the conditions more
private We had four hours to spare, so we d1ned,
strolled to HYDE Park and back and finally awaited
in the hotel vestibue the advent of the two women
1t was the height of the London season-one OF
the many fine DAYS which the worlds capital man
ages to suggle in between layers of fog and sheeted