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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-02-14
THEY talk PEACE.
The Farewell Banquet Given, James
Bryce IN London Wase
Notable Event.
AMBASSADOR REDS SPEECH
A Diplomats Chief Duty In These
Days 10 to Preserve Friendly
Relations Japanese's sIg-
nlfIcant Remark.

LOuuOu, ECU. NO AoAO"S~ SN~
quet given Wednesday night by the
London Pilgrims In honor Of James
Bryce, ambassador Of Great Britain TO
the United States, was most notable
glo.American event, the most promi-
nent members Of the government and
other leaders participating. The
banquet was held at the Savoy hotel
under the presidency Of Field Mar
shal Lord Roberts. Mr.. Bryce occu
pied the post Of honor at the right OF
the president, Ambassador Whitelaw
Reid sat at Lord Roberts left. while
War Secretary Haldan, Lord Fitzmaur-
Ice Of Leigh, under Secretary Of the
State for Foreign affairs. Government
officials, diplomats, including the Jap
anese ambassador, and many others
made up an assemblage Of exceptional
brilliancy. The Japanese ambassador
replying to the toast. 1.-THE Guests
made a significant reference to Japa-
nese-American relations.
i am giad, the ampassauor sa'u'
ito be present at this demonstration
TO the new ambassador 70 tne unteo
States, with which country Dotn ia
pan and Great Britain have nam
tanned the most cordial relations
Ambassador Reid, In proposing tne
health Of Mr.. Bryce, spoke OF the not
able company present, which demon
strated the pride Englishmen 1elt as
Mr.. Bryce set forth on his new du-
ties.
'The good will Of the hour" con
tinued Mr.. Reid, Twill not create any
Illusions as to the nature Of those du-
ties. He knows perfectly that he is
sent, first, to look scrupulously after
the interests of his own country. We
should not give him half SO hearty
a welcome ourselves II we did not ex-
pect that Of him. But next he knows
lust az well that those interests in
this country, as in ours, are best pro
NOTED by keeping peace. OF course,
any dlplomatist who does not steer
his course BY that north star in
these, DAYS is a mere anachronism.
"But duty Is nowhere else 30 clear,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-02-14

Tulsa, I T.. Feb. T.-Jcseph Boui-
anger. the owner Of 5000 acres Of
lana IN the Usage nation has been IN
Tulsa consulting attorneys IN regard
10 Il ncres Of land IN he heart Of Kan.
a.s CITY. The BoulAnser claim datea
back 70 1884 when be says his grand
mother Maris Montaguo's name vas
forrod % a deed for real estato o,
vhish 10 unior station nils vas .
~ poulnnrsr was bon On ne
present station sta. He hases ~
Firkt 70 ne land On = Missouri -
rrrrns court decision vhica 1Hy1 n
rI1tl q heirs has 70 limitation
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-02-14
Russian Naval Officers to Prison.

Russian Naval Officers to Prison.
st. Petersburg, Feb. 1.-THE emper'
or has confirmed the sentences passed
by the courtmartial on Vice Admiral
Nebogatoff and the other naval ono
GERS tried. Nebogatoff will be inter
ed in q fortress for ten years and the
others for varying periods.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-02-14

st. Louis. Feb 7.-Advised by his
father, William Weismiller, 10 years
old, pleaded guilty Wednesday in the
criminal court to second degree muir
der, and was sentenced to 80 years In
the penitenuary.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-02-14
DON'T EXPERIMENT.
You VIII Make No Mistake n You
Follow This Abilene Citizens /,
Advice.
Never neglect your Kidneys.

Never neglect your kidneys.
Ifyou have palm In the back, urinary DIS
orders, dizzInsss and nervousness, it's time TO
act and no time 70 experiment. These are Al
symptoms OF kidney trouble. and you ahould
seek q remedy which Il known TO cure the
kidneys.
Doans Kidney Pills is the remedy % use.
Il has cured many stubborn cases In Abilene.
No need to exps Fimenk Fellow the advice
Of an Abilene citiaen and Be cured youraslf.
Mrs. J. A. Wilkis Of tla W, North 9Th b.,
Abilene, KAs-. says; II can conscisntionaly
vouch for tne merits OF Doans Kidney Pills.
The noticeable improvement derived from
only short course Of the treatment war
rants ny declaring Doan's kidney Pills 70 be
Of sterling merit and deserving Of rscommea-
dat,ou. For headache or dlaiculties aFiring
from the kidneyA thH medicine siAnds
worthy Of tsst"
For sale by all dealers. Price 80
cents.
Foster MlIburn Co. Buffalo, n Y.
sols Agents sSr sAs uniisd sai.s
s.-su,u -, u.ns-no.us-sna ~ 70
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-08-15
LEGAL BOMB FOR STANDARD.
A Special Confidential Report In the
Hands Of Government officials
In Washington.

Washington. Aug. 10.--An import
ant confidential report on the gov
ernment's suit for the dissolution Of
the Standard Oil company is at the
department Of justice awaiting the
return Of Attorney General Bona,
parte. It Is from r. B. KeIlogg, the
special counsel who conducted the
rigid investigation into the oil trust
management which eliminated in the
suit In equity which the government
believes win demolish the oil trust.
II IL understood that the papers In
Jude several Of a sensational char.
Acter. Those who have kept In touch
with the proceedings hint at q legal
comb under the Standard before the
Iestimoay IL finished. which may not
b for four months.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-08-15

San Francisco. Aug. 1O.-Rspresen-
tatives Of fruit growers and packers
met Secretary Of Agriculture Wilson
Friday and asked he secretary to re-
Hove them nom the enforcement Of
the pure food laws recently enacted.
20 that this PEARS crop. large protiOn
Of which b already dried under condi-
tlons that are now iIlegay. could BE-
BE- marketed and several million dol
lars worth Of fruit made salabIe! Sec
Rotary Wilson ID reported to have
said: IF you 90 ahead and act accord
ing to your light and prepare the fruit
a. best you can. ] win never call on
the federal court 10 prosecute for In
fringing on the pure food laws"
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-08-15
crureh Union wilma.

Atlanta, Ga, Aug. 1O.-The supreme
court Of Georgia Friday handed down
decision holding that the general
assembly Of the Cumberland church
acted within the scope Of its con-
stitutional authority when 1t voted for
union Of all the Cumberland Presby-
terrain churches in the United States
and that tne action Of that body with
reference to church property is to be
recognized BY civn courts. The de-
cision has the effect Of awarding the
property OF the Cumberland Presby-
terrain church in Atlanta to that part
Of the membership which upholds the
union Of the churches, consumated
by the 8 neral assembly at Decatur.
Ill., last year.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-08-15
CAST OUT DEVILS
ARE THREATENED BY A.MOB
Are Accused Of Using Wltcheraft and
Hypnotlsm But They Assert
frances Are Result Of
RslIslous. Fsrvor.

Greenwich, Conn, Aug. s,-Resi-
dents Of the village Of Pemberwick
and nearby hamlets are stirred up
over the advent OF q man and woman
calling themselves field missionaries
Of the Apostolic Faith" Their re-
vival meetings have been well attend
cd and stories which started Of prob
able witchcraft and hypnotism have
90 inflamed the simple country-folk
that their safety is threatened. Sunday
night q mob gathered and some one
threw q bomb, filled with liquid, In
to the room In which q meeting was
IN progress The liquid burned the
missionary and filled the room with 9
gas that almost suffocated those pres
emit. Monday night another crowd
tore down a tent which the mission
aries had erected and the torch was
applied.
The missionaries describe them.
selves as Brother Adolph De Rosa, q
Portuguese, and Sister Lucy M.
Leatherman, formerly missionary In
the Holy Land. They deny that they
practice hypnotism In the generally
accepted sense Of that term. They
attribute the partial trance state Of
their devotees at meetings to religF
GUS fervor. Those who have been
converted to the apostolic faith In
Pemberwick and vicinity defend the
missionaries.
De Rosa, whose life has been
threatened and who is now guarded
by officers from Greenwich, In speak
ing Of the charges made against him.
said:
1--WE believe that our apostles have
the power of casting out devils and OF
healing. We do not practice hypnot-
ism. Those brothers and sisters who
were seen on the floor in the parlor
were held by spell Of religious fer
vor. I am going to leave these parts
Immediately, and sail for Portugal"
Mrs. 1eatherman, who says she is
the widow of a physician, and that
she formerly lived In Clinton Falls,
Ind, made the following statement:
81 may be a hypnotist, but If SO |
practice solely the hypnotism with
which every sincere religious wroker
is drilled. have worked with Moth
er Baxter in London. and other we'll
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-08-15
SHINING Coal to the PACIFIC.

New York, Aug. 1O-News which
has reached the Maritime Exchange
and shipping Offices here is to the eff
feet that the Navy department,
through It's agents in New York, Balti-
more and Newport News, has char
tered total Of IA vessels to carry
coal to the Pacific coast ports.
The coal is for the use Of the great
battle ship feet which is to be sent
to the Pacific In the fall. The govern
ment's needs are row satisfied, It was
said. A majority Of the vessels en-.
gagged have sailed already. q total Of
10000 Of the 100000 tons of coal need
cd on the coast having been dis
patched.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-08-15

them.
Passion has been reused among
the unthinking by the declaration that
It is wrong for one man by prelimin-
ary Injunction to defeat the will Of
the legislature, but this is not so,
and even II 1t were 30, 1t 10 not con-
fined to the federal courts alone"
Concluding Judge Jones said:
"As a citizen and a Judge have
been pained at the threats which
have filled the air to turn the guns
which the United States furnishes
our citizens soIdiery for the protec-
ton Of the flag and the execution Of
the laws of the United States. against
the officers Of this court, IL they at
tempt to execute the process which 1t
is the sworn duty Of this court under
the constitution and laws .of the
United States to issue in cases Of this
kind.
"Court must believe whatever may
appear in the press to the contrary,
that no such thought has entered the
mind Of any one charged with re-
sponsibility. No man need be urged
to pause and think what the execu-
tion Of such threat would mean.
"The court would have. exhausted
all the power the law gives for the
execution of its process II you had
insisted on the protection of its wrlts.
Under the circumstances nothing re-
mains but to grant .ne order that you
nalr
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-08-15
stenseusisrl Rsek % Work.

Kansas City, No, Aug, iO.-The
differences between the employing cut
stone contractors and The stoneeutters.
union were settled Friday afternoon
In conference between the employers
and committee from the union. The
striking Btonecutters agreed to 90
back to work Monday under the same
conditions that existed before the
strike was called The brieklayers
union that struck IN sympathy with
he stonsouttus VII return to Wort
slsA
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-08-15

IT. Leavenworth. Kan, Aug. D.
The FIRST squadron Of the Thirteenth
cavalry, U. 8. A.. made up Of $50 men.
departed from here late Wednesday
on It's march to IT. Sheridan. III. The
squadron viii pass through Iowa and
Illinois, stopping awhile at the Rock
island arsenal whore. Il ls stated, Ker-
NIT Roosevelt, son Of President
Roosevelt, may john the soldiers.
Among those who Joined the squad
ron here are Capt. Fitzhugh Lee
and Lieut. Philip Sheridan.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-08-15
HaIssy May Not Recover.

San Franclsco, Aug. 10. Theodore
v. Hasley. the telephone company Of
fetal who is accused Of the bribery
Of supervisors, may never be brought
to trial. He was operated on hurB-
day night at the st. Francis hospital
for appendicitis. and the physicians
report Friday morning that his
chances for recovery are not Of the
best. His condition has been ag-
gravated BY the nervous strain result
ing from the charges against him. and
his vitality b reported to Be at low
ebb.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-08-15
Kanaaa cIsy Foraer Arrested.

Denver. Aug 9.-Stuyvesant PelI,
alias Orville NJ Smith, 8. H. Pea
body. Temple H. Hamilton. ETC., was
arrested at the Albany hotel IN this
city Wednesday on advices that he
.s wanted in Kansas City to answer
! charge Of forgery. He claimed to
represent the New York Herald
Publishlng Association syndicate" ano
Men Of the Time" and was prspar
ing to solicit orders for publication
Of sketches Of promInent citizens.
here.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-08-15

Brazilian Dinner at The Hague.
The Hague, Aus. lO.--Acting on In
structions from Rio Janerio. Dr.. Ruy
BaFbosa. head Of the Brazilian dele
cation TO the Peace conferences. who
Il also president Of the Brazilian sen
ate, has inaugurated q series Of din
neFs and Is giving one n honor Of the
United States delegation, which has
assumed the character Of q manifesto,
tloa Of Amerioan-BFaSilian political
unaerstandfna.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-08-15
HE CALLS IT BAD
Federal Judge Jones, Of Alabama,
Thinks Conditions There
Are DeplOrable.
REGRETS ACTION OF ROAD
He Says the Principle Involved In the
Railroad Contest There 10 Vital
To Welfare Of lnStI-
81 tItlons.

Montgomery, Ala, Aug. 10.-In &C
cordance with the agreement made
between the state and the Southern
railway Friday by which the license
Of the latter in Alabama was rein
stated. Lawyers for tue Southern
railway Friday appeared before Fed
eral Judge Jones and secured modi-
fication Of his injunction heretofore
granted against the state restraining
1t from enforcing laws while litiga-
ton was pending. In modifying his
order Judge Jones spoke from the
bench freely and frankly concerning
the principles involved, He said
among other things:
Gentlemen, the court is always
glad to change or modify an order fol-
the accommodation of parties to q
suit when the application is voluntar'
lily made.
aside from the facts stated In the
petition, It Is known of all men that
complainants action is not voluntary,
Complainant has been made the OBJ.
meet Of studied obloouv and unreason.
inR preiudice AZ one Of who defied
the laws Of the state merely because
II tested In the orderly mode prescrib.
cd by the constitution IN the courts
the validity 81 ligislatIon which deep.
" affects ~ nronerty rights
aWhat interior CONSEQUENCES might
result from bringing su,t should nave
bean considered before n was brought
Init once brought ahandonment unSer
theae circumstanoea of materlaI
r,rhta the law gave IN the prosecution
n he suit pressnts a trarscandent
ir.na vvhich ssId. ~ nronsrIv r,sh,
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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-08-15

wichita, Kan- Ans. io.-The city
was IN the grip Of a heat wave Friday.
The government Thermometer record
ed 100 degrees above at 1:so o'clock
Friday afternoon A cool hreese from
the south relieved TIE city. No
deaths are reported. Hany persons
usFS ovorhoatsd
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-08-15
Mrn. TInoIsy 70 Visit Europe.

NswbuFyport, Mass, Aug. s.-Mrs.
katherine A. iingley. head Of the
Point Iona, California, school Of
sheosophists. win sail Saturday for An
extended trip abroad, after coming
70 NeVburyport. her native city. 20
look for a site for a series Of schools
which viii be duplicates Of that b
California
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-08-15

Batavia, ls'ard Of lava. Aug. lJ.-A
detachment OF Infantry. commanded By
two lIertenants, has been massacred
BY rebels in the Mort district Of the
island Of Celebes. The victims, includ.
Ing some conv'cts, numbered l5.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-08-15
". A. Wnne a -saqamor, Nm.

Oyster Bay, N. r, Ang.. l0.--Attor
ney General Bonaparte hhr luncheon
With President Roosevelt Friday. 9th.
r luncheon quests Of President Rooae-
vell included William Allen white d
EHpnria Kas.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-08-15

Madrid, Aug, 10.-An official an
pouncement declares that the situa.
tion In Morocco win necessitate the
despatch Of more troops than was first
foreseen. Consequently 500 Spanish
soldiers are to be sent over immedi-
ately
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-08-15
First pub ished IN Abilene Weekly Re
asclor August I. 1901
EheFiffs Sale Under Execution.
STATE os KANsAs, s:
Dickinson County.
stais Of Kansas
Hlland South worth.


Nv virtue OF an Execution { me dire Ted
and delivered, issued outof the Eighth Ju-
diclnt .lisir,ct Cur Of the state Of kansas,
Sitting ~ and for Dickinson County, IN said
state, will on Monday. Htptember md, A. ID,
1901 At the hnur Of ten o'clock A y Il said
day, nt the front door Of the Couri House IN
Abilene, IN The counly and STATE Aforesaid,
Ofler for pubilr sale and sell 70 The hlEi est
bidder, for cash IN hand. all the right, title
and Interest II the aboye named dsl11dant
IN and 70 The following described rrtl estate
to-Wlt: Lls one ~ four "a and slx CO
Henry H,dee and ksed's sub division O
A ensiiHe and Le1nld'a fld sub dlvlslon q
81 abilene, Dirkins1o C0unty, knnha1, aro
Al Of "a <nrds' ADDITION 20 he CltT Of Alb
lene del insrH Upunty, Kansas.
seld nrourrv lev "A o. and 20 be sold ~ the
urnn' ~ 81 the nhovu nauied D. faadaui.
J. n FAv0n
TouNEn. Sheriff.
lfsorngs ' plninfid. fl-f
shoTiHs See. Dickihsos County. Kansas,
July u. ifu
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-08-15

Paris, Aug, 11.-Admiral Philibe4 ts
reports to Marine Minister Thompson
says that August the De Chayla lost
five men killed and adds that there
were also a number of killed and
wounded among the Spanish forces.
The Moorish losses on account Of the
cross fire Of the Galilee and forces
were large.
Camp material and soldiers were
debarked at night by the aid of the
searchlights of the warships.
Special dispatches from Tangier es-
Inmates the Moors losses in the 40
hours fighting at from 1860 to 1000
men.
A battlelion of the Twenty Fourth
Colonial infantry at Perignal has been
ordered to get ready for service in
Morocco.
Five Spanish gunboats are already
TO sail for Morocco from San Sebastian
and the Spanish cruiser Lepanto is
emharkiug marines at Cadlz for Casa
blanca and Mogador.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-08-15
They Renewed the Attack on Casa
Blanca But warshipi Drove
Them Back.
Loss AMOUNTS 10 1000
The kamass Tribe Has Assembled
70 Consider Terms Tor ourren-
dor Of caid cir Harry
MaeLean.

Casa Blanca. AUG. fO.-The mcors
Thursday night renewed their at.
tempt to invade Casa Blanca. but
were repulsed with heavy losses BY
the fire from the warships. All the
consulates here are now guarded BY
machine guns.
The total Of the MoorA losses here
Is estimated at 1000.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-08-15

independence, Mo-, Aug. 1O.--Al.
though independence is a center for
Quantrell men, no one now living In
that city or Its vicinity has any per.
sonal knowledge Of the death Of
Quantrell, although all firmly believe
that there is no possibility Of his be-
ing alive.
Judge A. ]. Liddill Of that city. head
Of the Quantrell association, said Fri.
day morning: There is not the least
doubt Of Quantrell being dead. Mrs.
New. Ross, afterwards Mrs. Aquilla
Lobb, saw him die in the Federal hos
pital at Louisville, KY, and helped
lay him out. She afterward came to
this county and lived here many
years. She knew Quantrell so well
that she could noe have been mistak-
en-.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-08-15

S9AA1@A@NNS
machine guns.
The total Of the MoorA losses here
Is estimated at 1000.
Tangier, Aug. 4J.--News has been
received here that Arab tribemen,
who had gathered from the surround
ing country to the number Of 5000
or 5000 swept down upon General
Drude's camp outside Casa Blanca
Thursday afternoon. They were driv.
en- Off with considerable loss. Later
they renewed the attack and again
were rspulsed. i The French troops
are in splendid condition and spirits.
The worships supported them during
this attack by keeping up q steady
shell fire on the horsemen. When
the French consul from Casa Blanca
arrived here Friday he received q let
ter from Muley Amin. the military
governor Of Casa Blanca, Officially
approving the action Of the French
forces and asking the aid Of France
in inflictlng punishment upon agita-
tors.
The latest advices received here
do not confirm the reported bnmbard-
ment of Mazagan. Advices from Mega
dor dated Aug. 7 say every thing was
quiet there then and that no trouble
was apprehended unless european
complications resulted from the bonn.
bardment Of Casa Blanca. Morocco
City is quiet.
A dispatch received here from
Alcacar says that the chief Of the
Kamass tribe with 400 armed follow
ers presented himself last Saturday
at camp Of the bandit Raisuli and
took Raisuli and Caid Sir Harry Mac
Lean, his english prisoner, to Azagha
where the entire tribe assembled with
the intention Of negotiating with
MohamE sSd.-El Torres. representing
the sultan, for The surrender of Mac
Lean.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-08-15
ne SAYS QUANTREIL LIVES
The Noted GuarriiIa Chisftain Re-
ported Alive on Vancouver Island
Those In Position to Know Doubt tho
story--<ansas Has Some
Relies Of Him.

Victoria, British Columbia, Aug. 10.
william Clark Quantrell leader Of
Quantrell's guerrillas in the Civil war,
who. according to history. died Of
wounds In Kentucky hospital after
his raiders were cut mp. Is alive and
lives at Quantsino, on the northeast
coast of Vancouver Island. under the
name Of John Sharp, according to a
number Of persons.
J. q. Duffy, a timberman, who re-
Gently became interested in timber
land at Quatsino, says he recognized
John Sharp. who ID more than 70.
wiry and gray. a. Quantrell, Duffy
having been q member Of the Michi-
gan troop Of cavalry which cut up
Quantrell's force, Duffy says Sharp
admitted that he was Quantrell
sharp, according to Duffy, said he
had been left as dead, but instead Of
dying of his wounds at Louisville as
history recorded, had taken q horse
ridden many miles and disappeared.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-05-03

Oscar Flo, Larpo Nicola.