THE "EVTSNENXJ'JOtTlM P.' KEGOKjiTJliDAY, JUNE , 2t. 1903. :
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Society pfV; Engineers
.Discussing Their,
r v Work:
. (Journal Special Service.) V s
- riTTSBURO, ,, Jone IT.-Tbe 'great
gathering, of the American Association
(of the Advancement of Science wM ush
ered in today ith the meeting of the
Boeiety for the Promotion of Engineer-'
GAVE HIM THE V
: WATER CURE
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: CJpurosJ Special Service.) '
GUTJIRIIB, Okhu Jane tl.Th author
ities of Pottawatomie County are Inves
tigating the death, of .Arthur E. Pecore,
aged. 11 aear Shawnee, alleged t hava
resulted 'from attempt ot several , com
panlona ,to treat : btra the ."water cur.
He waa i&bmerred in the Canadian river
until Ms lung and stomach were filled
with water, resulting a few days later
In his death. . ...
- SERVED WITH RATS.
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(Journal Special Berries.) ,
ST. VOina. - . Juna- .-WUUam
Doetneberg, tO years a resident of South
row
How Southern Gam
f biers Play for Jheir
! Mint Jiilips;
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'.(Journal Special Service.) ,
CUMBERLAND, ' June T7.-Thera
Is a new torofcof gambling going on in
the House cloak rooms. Formerly the
members, played greenback v poker for
drinks, hut sine the installation of six-
STARVED FOR :
MANY DAYS
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" (Journal - Special Berries.)
NORFOLK, yi. June It-The ach0oa-:
er Horatio X. Baker f Bath. Captain
Mohr. which baa arrtyed here from Vena
auela, reports 'having picked up at sea
George . Williams, , a,, bricklayer 01 i.
Croix, p. WJ. who. while out in the
barbor of Bt Croix la a small canoe, 'wat
driven to sen In a sudden storm.. . wii
Hams when found bad been 10 days with
out food, or trlnk. He was emaciated
and In dying, condition from starvation
and axpoeure. , '
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HARD LUCK STORY,
LO'insVlLLB. Ky June J7.-George
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Guerfain's
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Florenia, oz...M 65c
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Ambre Rose, o-...,,....-.;;.......,..;..,..... $1.50
Vlolett nervellle, x,,,.;..;.,,.,..;,;......... $1,50
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Peru d'Espasne, small, 4 oz....., .". 80c ill
Pent d'Espagife, larse...... $1.30 fi
Vera Vloletta, 4 oz ; 88c; KS
inaiannay, 4 oz....;.....i......; oc ,m
Mew Mown Hav. a oz..... .....i. i fel
Stephanotls, 4 , '. .'a 4c
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NEW LIFEBOAT TO BE ADOPTED By UNCLE, SAM. ' t J ,
Brilliant snapshot of the model with which It Is expected all the life-saving stations in the country will be equipped as rapidly as possible
v, It has many ad vantages over, those In present use, and has been found Invaluable on British coasts.
lng, one of the formost bodies of its. kind
in the world. The sessions, were opened
In Carnegie Institute this morning with
the Presidential address delivered . by
' Professor Robert Fletcher of the Thayer
School of Engineering of. Dartmouth ColT.
lege. During the , day technical papers
were ; presented by Professor'' Charles T.
Burgesa of the University of Wisconsin.
Professor Edward Orton, s Jr., of 1 Ohio
State VniTersltyT Professor Charles,, P.
Matthews of Purdue University, Profess
or fiobt. H. Thurston of -Connell TJntvers
Jty. Professor N. Clifford Kicker, of the
University , of Illinois, President Palmer
C. Rlcketts of the Rensselaer Polytechnlo
Institute, and Professor George F. Swain
of the Massachusetts Institute of Tern-
nology. .
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New -Mexico .Boy Is
: Match for Five
-'. Apaches, ir ;
."Journal Special Service.)
f EL r PA SO, ' Tex., June 27.-The -f
f story of a desperate battle in New
Mexico U brought In by couriers
u from the Southwest . City Detec- -f
tlve Harold, who baa just returned
4 from the Mersalero Apache reaer-,
4 vatlon, tells of a. fight between
4 Thomas Page, a 12-year-old boy,
4 and six Indians, who bad killed his
, father and were looting the bouse. 4
The lad waa armed with a rifle
f and concealing himself behind
-f some rocks, killed all off the In-
dians- Tho authorities have taken
f the lad t the reservation. : 4.
QUEER POSTMAN
. t Journal SpecuU Service.)
CAPS MAT, N. jr.,. June K.-Mra. Geo,'
Cummtnga, of West Cape May. a little
ever A year ago, when she was Mis
Beulah Bate, wrote a message, put It in
a rubber corked beer bottle and threw it
Into Delaware Bay, A few days ago she
received a le(tter "written "by the captain
of the British warship Tlfunderer) lo an
sf to beT- meaaage. The commander of
. the Thunderer wrote that while, off the
Coast of Portugal a shark. was caught,
aud when it 'as cut open the bottle waa
found Inslde-of it. The note being noticed
In the bottle it waa brokea open and
reaX
Africa, la n BU Louis en route to DeJU
ter, Mo.,t where- he intends Remake 'his
future home. While a soldier In the Boer
army - Mr. Doemeberg waa captured by
the English, and.., he.' telle, sensational
stotles of, hi treatment. He wasjlnally.
placed on a transport and sent to Hoi 4
land.' The Tare during the- trip, he says,
was- the most vile Imaginable, the men
often finding .pieces of dead rata in their
soup, ' It Is Mr. Doemeberg's belfef that
the hash served the prisoners was also
made from rat steak
TO DEVELOP. ;
TWEST-VIRGINIA
r ' " (Journal Special Servlce.l - 3 -"
CHARLESTON. "W. "'Va.; June W.-The
most Important' railroad j enterprise of
the year In West Virginia will be prose
cuted by a .syndicate, which has Just
been chartered by leading capitalists of
Grafton-" . The company is Jhe Green
brier, Monogahela A Pittsburg, . whose in
tentlon It is to build a road from Ma r-
Hngton; : In ' the extreme southern part
of the' state, to Point Marlon, near the
Pennsylvania boundary. The road will
thus . traverse the - atate la an almost
northerly direction, and will have an out
let at Pittsburg if present plans are car.
rled out. The line will open - a new
territory of unsurpassed richness in tim
ber and '. coal as well as agricultural
resource. . s - '
pronged electric fan even matching pen,
nles has become obsolete. Xti t' .v;
Kach prong of the fan ,1s numbered, and
the player eaoh select a number. . The
player holding the number that tails op
posite 4h upr ighi siuwort of 1 the; fan
"buys': for the; entire parly. Th game
is very popular., but-the r. switches con
trolling the current are about worn out
by the constant turning on 'and Shutting
off of the current. s !;.:.:!. . t
13 HIM
WAS HlfSItT
. ,;,;-, .iis.is.twwisiisi.isipsiiiiisiiiiiii.af,-.v .,;-aii,i!i!
A Southisrn:: Minister
-. -f.' ,)-tiifytitj v-f;-itfv: . i..
Backed ,. His Words -J
With' Blows."
SELF HANGED
ON SAME ROPE
The Ghastly Suicide of Alan and
j and Wife in Paterson. -
, j, (Journal Special Bervlce.) 1
PATHKSON, N. J., June 27. ' 4-
4- The bodies of TaraJ Kirian and his ; -f
wife, Poles, were found In the atUo
at their home, swinging' from . a -f-4-
beam. The maA was about 10 years '
old and the woman . two' years '--f
younger. No cause for the act ha ;
been, found,. but it was evidently
the resiilt of agreement between
.them. They had no children,, but
the woman waa about' to become a
mother. ,
T, The two bodies were within a few '
:ihches of one Another and facing. ;
- They liung at each end of - one
piece of rope, which had been
j thrown across the-, beapOone body
counterbalancing the: other,. After
Airing the rope around their -necks f
they t had tied . their , hands and
kicked from under, tbera -the sup-.
port they had atood upon. t ,
Khue.of Tiffin, O., In a suit' for damages
filed here, tells the 'champion hard-luck
story. ; He wes not only forced 'to walk
All the way from . New Orleans to Tlf
fin, but it took so long to do It that he
alleges he lost $ie,000 on' BeAumont oil
lease which elapsed while he trudged
through the swamps of the South." The
suit Is against the L. & N. Railroad, and
$26,004' Is asked as damages 1 resulting
from the railroad's refusal to honor a
ticket for passage from New Orleans to
Tiffin. ' " '.
, (Journal Special Service.) ,
NORFOLK. Vav June 27.Rev.
D. II. Tut tie, ft Methodist, boo-
ducting i temperance crusade at :
Elisabeth City, . C. wa told by
,W, H. Baxter, a aleonli that 1e
would have to retract certain
statements. Thi preacher refused
arid, making; a further 'at lack ,on
Baxter, waa usauitea, on , the
street by the latter. A desperate
light ensued, and Baxter was bad'
;ly beaten by ts preacher. Great
-excitement prevallr -- fillsabath
City ..between eltlsens ana v the
liquor clement, and an outbreak is
feared. . k . ' " "f
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SONS OF-PEACE :
rVERE SCRAPPERS
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.AKRON. O., 'June- ST.-A Moody
' factional light took place this fore
noon in- the Jewish synagogue on
Bowery street, between members i
of the -congregation' known aa1 the H
Sons ef Peaee, Bricks were-used and
several men were knocked down. '
Two received bad scalp wounds,'
one having his scalp nearly torn
from his head, , i '
t The fight occurred 'during eerv-
Ices, when one' member ot the con' -f
gregatlon waa making a speech." It '
. Js .claimed . that Ben Jtudimlnsky
Interfered with the aervlces. TFIve
people were arrested and warrant
are out": for more. . AU ."were
, charged . with . disorderly conduct
and fighting. , .""",
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Subscriptions recevled for The journal
at any al & B. Rich's cigar stores ,
BAD CONVICT
KILLS PURSUER
(Journal Special Service.)
DALLAS, Tex., June 87. An escaped
convict entered the home of a farmer
named Peary in Kaufman County. stole
a shotgun and frightened Mrs: ' Peary.
Her . husband returned -home later: and
organised a posse, which went In pursuit
(of the convict.- They', overtook the fu
gitive near Lawrence and he opened flr.
killing. Alien Holenquest. .The convict
was pursued and captured f ten beln
slightly wounded.. He Is now In. Jail at
Kaufman, with threats of lynching, "
. dura on
Oklahoma Man-St His
; Dog On to - Kill '
.. A Foe..' r
' - (Journal Speclal,'6ervlce.Kv ' -WICHITA,
Kan., June 27.-John Gal
loway( of Shawnee. Oklahoma,' has' been
held without bail for murder, for setting
hla dVg upon W. I Logan, at f ttged
helghbor, and refusing to call It oil until
Logan's ftesh. waa aa torn and lacerated
that his '-"death resulted. The; nelghboi S
of "the two men are wrought up to a
high pitch of excitement, and Callaway
had to be taken to the jail at Tecumseh
fot af keeping. , " S - '
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Ext Jasmin, i!4 oz.. i,'.;...j..,:...M.;'.'..,' 80C
Ext. Heliotrope, 1 oz.....,;...U...............i...i.,.".'i j."y.!!..'V.lt.!V...".l.l(..'"l".'l;;.7!!'i''
Ext Verveine, i!4oz.: '.....:......,...."...:., 80c
Ext Acacia, 1J4 oz !. .'....1 . " .!'!; 80c
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Vlolette de Parme, 0 oz. ......., ; : Joe
Chypre, 6oz...vr.,T.Jw i....... u.s..,,;.. Sot
Heliotrope, 6 oz.j. . ..T ' V. ',.'" ' "'' 'x5oC
Peau d'Espagne, aJ4 oz....; ; .:.V"".Vr. "ZilZl"2l""'$to
Ext Lilas Blanc, 3 oz $35
Ext. Lobelia, afc oz.......'. ....'....,'..'.. ! $1.40
Ext BrisedeMaVa&oz.... ,. ... , $1.40
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Lllas de France.. ...57c
Layand de France,....,...7c
Yiolette Relne!.. .......57c .
Vlolette de Bols.....;.;..7C
New Mown Hay.. ..,..,.. ...57c
Jockey Club ....57c
Liibin's Bulk Extracts
White Rose
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Preach Flowers ;
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Solon Palmer's Perfumes E&wOz. 50c
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98c , ' .VACATIOX TRIPS. ,t . ,'. Pec Bottle v :
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Money makes the mare go;
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VS .-Hind's Honey and Almond Cream...; 33c Qosnell's Cherry, Tooth Paste
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Creme de Us (Dickey's) ' 1"':":. aoc
Loia Montez cream.,..Wr.;...,....:.f..,..;.. 68c
Malvina CreamU.Vl. .,.:.'.'. 33c
Mermen's Talcum Powdeu.t.Vn.1.; 3
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Pasteurlne Tooth Paste:,w..;.. ..;..'.. 17c
draves' Tooth Powder ; 13c
Rubifoam , . 16c
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Allen's r-oot case........ ,.,'...,,...;. , poc
Lablache Face Powder. .r,.'....,..., 39c
Pozzoni's Face Powder i'.....1 33c
Bourgeois Sava, Powder,, ....'. ,V 23c
Tetlow'S SwanS Down.. 4c
R; & O. .Vlolette Powder...'.; 48c
Crown Lavender Salts, large. 55c
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