THE COLUMBIAN, BLOOMSBURO. PA
lii iImm wMbb FHHm
I ihiricsTraitorous Corpus
--Life Imprisonment
for Companions.
liXPECTED IT, SAYS YI
v Emperor Alroves tln Decree
Atiiiiie-l Delegates That Went to
.he H.'uii:. Charge Is That I'rinro
i'rctciidci) to Ik- Intrusted Willi a
Government Mission.
Seoul, Corea, Aug. 15. The old
ii,)eror's authorization of the
:ue delegation having heen huc
ovesfully utilized by the Japanese as
a. i excuse for his dcihrouement, hla
deulals of all res; ousibllity . bave
now been given offlctul Indorsement.
The now Kmperor, who was fully
cognizant of every detail of the
H.igus affair, approved the sentences
pnsaed by the Supreme Court upon
ttie members of the deputation, who
are declared convicted by default.
Death by hanging Is the sentence
Imposed on Prince Yl, tho charge
biing that ho pretended to be an
wtnclal Intrusted with a government
mission. For the others life im-
rHsnnmont is decreed as confeder
ates of Prince Yl.
"The Japanese, of course, are ro
r'onslbln for this," Prince Yl said.
"I do not blame thein so much,
however, as I blame the traitorous
Cnreaus who have sold themselves
ft; tho JapnnoKe. The only effect of
tj.is action ugalust me will be to
a''d energy and enthusiasm to the
work of patriotic Coreans for their
country.
Manjuid lto's departure for Tokio
revives the speculation as to whether
ho will uctlvely resume the office of
Resident General. It Is officially
stated that he will be absent from
S'ioul but one month, during which
Cine the details of Corean admin
istration will be worked out with
the authorities of the Toklo govern
ment. While the Cabinet ministers
will be Coreans, the administration
cf departments will be In the hands
of' vice ministers, rmo v,-lll be Japan
ese. General Hascgawa, military com-m.-indf-r,
Is tho acting Resident Gen
eral In the absence of Marquis Ito.
STANDARD UXFAUt TO AMERICA
1 Low Abroad, High Here Save
Whore Rivals Set Price.
Washington, Aug. 13. The Stand
.d OH Company , has 'sacrificed the
.:it orosts of the American consumer
for the purpose of securing foreign
business, according to Herbert Knox
Smith, Commissioner of Corpora
tions, in a report submitted to Presi
dent Roosevelt. The report deals
with the Standard's "discriminations
la prices." ,v ;
Another charge made by Commissi
loner Smith Is that the Standard has
maintained high monopoly prices in
non-competitive communities, t thus
making up . losses In communities
where it had to ieet or cut the
prices Quoted by Independent con
cerns Further, the Standard has
practically forced American rail
roads, to pay exorbitant prices for
lubricating oils, favoring some! road
to the prejudice of others. The pet
railroad of the Standard, the Com
KSusloner of Corporations declares,
Is the Pennsylvania.
PA&T SAVES HIM 15 TEARS.
Ex-Mayor O all man Topples Over la
Court and Sentence Is Cut.
Union, S. C, Aug. 13. James W.
Gallman, ex-mayor of Jonesvllle, was
found guilty of manslaughter an sen
tenced to fifteen years' Imprison
ment tor, killing Sims K. Olllman, a
prominent farmer. The jury was
ut nearly sixteen hours.
When Judge Prince Intimated that
bo intended to Impose the maximum
sentence of thirty years Gallman
fainted and foil to the floor. He was
rovtved after receiving medical at
tention, and his sentence was re
duced to fifteen years.
Senator Devcrldge Weds.
Berlin, Aug 15. The marriage of
Kiss Katherine Eddy, sister of Bpen
sor F. Eddy, Secretary of tbe Ameri
can Legation, and United States Sen
ator Albort J. Beverldfe of Indiana
tiok place at 12:30 o'clock at the
residence of Ambasador Charleman
gno Tower, in the Kooenlg's Plats,
opposite the Reichstag building and
Hie Blsmark monument.
' Plan War On Trust.
St Louis, Aug. 14. The Attorneys
Ccneral of tbe Mississippi Valley
Slates met here to formulate plans
for a national conference of Attor
ivys General, at which concerted act
lrii to enforce various State anti
trust laws can be arranged.
Tn Treating was at the Invitation
o Attorney General Herbert 8. Had
fcj' of Missouri.
Chicago 2,807,000.
Chicago, Aug. 15. Chicago has I,
l:snly trapped In the path of the
estimate of the compilers of the new
city directory for 1807. The popula
tion ps computed from thi directory
fxu- 1906 was 2,300,600.. The city
a gained CC.500 Inhabitants.
STHAMKH AmnOXDACK A Finn.
OOO I'aiilr-Sd'lkcn Passengers Huvcd
From Death.
Pou;5hkeppKlo, Aur. 15. Six hun
dred panlc-hti'lckuii ;aH?cngfrs were
taken from the burning Hudson
River steamer Adirondack, bound
from Now York to Albany, at ltose-
to n mid landed ut I'augliket psle.
With her docks ablaze tho big
Adirondack rueed four miles up the
Hudson until she was beached.
The vessel was sinking and the
crew fighting the passengers to keep
tlie:n froru loading overboard when
tho steamers Newburgh and Marl
borough came alongside and, despite
the flames, rescued everybody after
many thrilling experiences.
NEW YORK MARKETS.
Wholesale- Prices of Farm Produce
Quoted for the Week.
WiruAT
Sept. . . Wi Deo. . . 1.00 May . . 1.04
Sept ca Dec. Cl'tf
Oats. Mixed, MJc,
Milk
Exchange price for standard Qual
ity is 3c. por Quart.
BUTTEB
Creamery. Western, extra 4ia.23
Firsts 8iia34o. btute dairy, flnost a24
CllKESB
State, full cream. Iltfal3 Small. 13
Eoos
2ttuu-by Fancy 20ai28o State Good to
choice . . ailaafl Western Firsts . . a 18
Beeves. City dres'd. Dalla
Calves. City drss'd. Balta. Coun
try drussod per lb. 7allo.
Sheep. Per 100 lb. t4.00afl.23.
Hoos. Ltvo per 100 lb. 0.80u7.10
Country dressed per lb. ss8a.
Hay. Prime, 100 lbs., $1.33.
Straw. Long ryo, COaMo.
Live poultry
Fowls. Per lb. aM.
Chickens. Spring, per lb,, alOo.
Ducks. Per lb. 1814J$o,
Dressed poultry
Turkeys. Per lb. 10al5c
Fowls. Por lb. 12al3Jo.
Chickens. Phila., per lb., 24a25o,
Ve(jktahi.bs
Potatoes. L. L per bbl., f3.50af3.73i.
Coctjmhkks. per box, OOaSSo.
Onions. White, per bbL 3.50a4.0a
Lettuce. per Banket, .76ca1.25.
Bekts. per 100 bunches. H.OOal.flO.
Green Corn. per 100, ll.00ul.76. ,
FINANCIAL-
Figures of the bank statement
chowed an increase of $237,850 In
surplus reserve; a decrease In loans
of 16,497,400, and a decrease In
deposits of $22,397,800.
Directors of the Erie Railroad are
considering a plan to pay dividends
cn the road's perferred stocks in
script.
. There was a violent break la
stock market prloes, with a partial
recovery at the close.
United States Appraisers sustain
ed the protest of Haviland ft Co.
against advancing the duty on Havi
land goods.
Baseball league summaries!
Standing of the Clubs,
Notional!
W. L, P. CL
Chicago 7fl 98 ,n
New York .....00 40 .600
Pittsburg . , 68 41 XM
Philadelphia ...... V. 63 4? M
tiroomyn 48 ea . .4M
Cincinnati 48 83 .487
Boston ............. 88 68 J174
SU Louis 89 78 Mi
American. ,
W. L. P. CL
PhlladelphU ........ SO 88 .flial
Detroit 68 80 .698
Chicago 61 44 .681
Cleveland 69 43 .678
New York ........... 46 64" .465
Boston 44 66 .440
St Louis 42 6T .424
Washington 89 67 J603
Train Kills Poor.
Allenhurst, N. J., Aug. 16. Help
lessly trapped In the path of the
train three women and a man In a
surrey were killed Instantly by the
Bankers' Special of the Pennsylvania
Railroad here. The accident occurr
ed at the Corlles avenue crossing.
within a few hundred feet of the
Allenhurst station of the New York
& Long Branch Rall-oad. The stat
ion platform was crowded with wo
men waiting for the return of hus
bands, sons and sweethearts from
business in Now Yovk, and they all
saw tbe tragedy enacted.
American Flour Favored.
Washington, Aug. 16. The Am
erican Minister at Madrid has in
formed the State Department that
Spain has granted a concession to
American flour Imported Into that
country. For some time past Am
erican flour has been subject to the
payment of the maximum tariff duty
of Spain.
It is understood that hereafter
that product will enjoy the benefit
of Spain's minimum duty.
Canudu Adopts Our System.
Washington, D. C, Aug. 16. The
Governor of Canada will begin the
enforcement of a new Meat-Inspection
law on September 8. There has
been no system of meat Inspection
and labelling In Canada, but after a
careful study of American methods
a felmllar system has been ftdc-pifi1-
KFFFItAttK IX NEW ZH.U.AX i.
Women's i::!V.H'iUt f-'o'.: I:i Leu::!;;,
lion Willi :il KosnUs.
Vo:r.;.n iii.llrutro works v"i! in
K.-w j::mi !;.:;., r."cr V.nx to a ! .r--r
rcc-.lv 1 from S!v Jon.t.!j W.u-:,
Jiil.r of 1 l.o f.ouiitrj, 1 1 1 1 1 ,,i., ;v : l
r.t tl-.o n-Mtinc; of tin? MiiwaoS-.u-.'.'t
Woman Suffrngo iiss j.-l.-it'on In ; n-i-ton.
Sir Jc!i!'i wrote: "T!ii- v
tuoii aro foj- tho to iiu.l in-o It. !
18P3, when women were enfrsnicl!! -i-cd,
83 per cent, of them wont to t!i4
polls, while 1oi;h than Tn por txnl m
tho men votod. It npppp.rsi, howevor,
that this awoke tho turn to n sono
of their duty and the perr'ontaye of
ijiule voters has consistently rim.-n,
until at the lust election approx
imately tho same percentage of men
and women went to the polls. The
statement thnt tho rliflit to vote ron
ders a woman less attractive and
Companionable Is nonxenso. It is
useful to provide intelligent topics
for men and women to talk about a
part from their own private affairs.
It enlarges their mental horizon.
A point that has especially struck
nie In the behavior of women In re
lation to politics Is the absence of
wrangling and bitterness. Altogeth
er, we take our politics more gooj
natnredly in New Kculand. Tho wo
man's Influence Is felt In all legis
lation and it is a sane, healthy inlu
enco, which nmkes for purity In poli
tics. Woman suffrage was granted
by a majority of only two votes.
Now it is doubtful if In tho wlinl-j
house Uioro would be two to oppodi
If
FEMSYLVABA BAILBDAD
ELEVEN-DAY EXCURSION
' ASBfiUKY
CEAW GROYE
MW& BRANCH
FRIDAY, AUGUST 23, 1907
ROUND $4-50 TRIP
FROM EAST BLOOMSBURC.
Tickets good going only on train leaving 8.25 a. m. Good return
ing on all regular trains.
Carnival Week at Asbury Park.
Camp Meeting at Ocean Grove
LABOR DAY AT THE SEASHORE.
Consult nearest
J. R. WOOD,
Passenger Traffic Manager.
The Proof is in
Particular nermlA Ahn!A' nriHo of namo anH
pride in product goes into their stationerv have
preferred Coupon Bond
for over fifteen years.
Not the cheapening hurry of
methods that make for fineness
making (U)()$)
texture, its remarkable toughness
not only a distinctive paper but
paper lor ail business correspondence. Write your letters so that
they will compel a reading write them on
to strengthen their appeal and to
house, cmw mom mmxm ensts nn mnrp. than
other good bond papers but no
as well.
American Writing Paper Co.,
Largest Manufacturers of the Commercial
Paper in the World. 29
COUPOIT DB O ZEST 3D
is handled by the
Columbian Printing House, Bloomsburq
Where Samples can be seen.
An Kconomy.
Paul Morton, In a recent pduri-ss
on Insurance, said of a certain pro
posed economy:
" Tlii't would not 'oe an economy
but nn extravagance, In tho long rui.
It i n.ii. Js tno of the boy mid tin
j.ir...
" "My non,' said the boy's mother,
'Isn't It rather nn extra vnsnnce to
eut butter with thnt superb Jam?'
" '.'. nrYn:, It's an economy,"
tiio boy answered. 'The i-urna pleca
of brcid does for both.' "
Fact.
iiystnnder Who's that man who's
v.nvtng bis arms around and ycllliis
for reform and saying that tho trusts
Li nut bo curbed?
Native That's the candidate for
deputy corouur.
liystauder And who's that man
that aays that everything is all right
and that nobody should complain?
Natlvo Oh, that's our Hulled
States senator. Judge.
Insanity,
If you are good and give away
The dollars that you make,
Most cheerfully refund to all
And profits never take.
You'll gala a reputation for
Ktndheartedness and, more,
Thoy'll put you In a padded cell
To think the matter o'er.
Birmingham Age-Herald.
His Way.
Reporter Ho emphatically de
clined to.
City Editor Confound it! Never
nsk the Hon. Cheater Chlnnawoy a
direct question. Just tap him and
let him leak. Puck.
Ticket Agents.
GEO. W. BOYD.
General Passenger Agent.
8-8-1 s-at
the Comparison.
irrespective of orice
today but the old slow careful
and permanence are still used in
Its beautiful color and
and erasing qualities make it
the de luxe and incomparable
reflect the high standing of your
other bond paper will serve you
Holyoke, Mass.
Mills.
Tho Kind You llavo Always
iii uso for over 30 years,
and
77 j'a so,m supervision pine lis Infanry.
f&sCCtftZ Allow iir nn totlrroirn von in lliiw.
All Counterfeits, Imitations and " Just-as-good" aro but
Experiments that triflo with and endanger tho health of
Infants and Children Expcrlcnco against Experiment
What is CASTORIA
Castorla Is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare
goric, Drops nud Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor ether Narcotic)
fitibstance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Wornm
and allays Feverishncss. It cures Diarrhoea and "Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates tho
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep,
Tho Children's Panacea Tho Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
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Sears the
Tbe Kind You Hate Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
4 wt eiNT.uH coMmN. t Muniur ararrr. new vohk errv.
FELT yiTfE SVHL' OP IT.
How the Case Would Go Depended
On Hla Answer.
A southern lawyer tells of a caso
that came to him at the outset ot
hia career, wherein his principal wit
ness! wuu a darky named JackBon,
supposed to have knowledge of cer
tain transactions not at all to the
credit of his employer, the defend
ant, says Harprr's M.iK.tzlne.
"Now, Jackson," said the lawyer;
"I want you to understand the im
portance of telling the truth when
you are put on the stand. You
know what will happen, don't you.
If you don't tell the truth T"
"Vassir," was Jackson's reply; "la
dat case I expects our side will win
do case."
Good Way to Get Rid of It.
. Farmer I thouicht you aald thla'
dog was all rlKQt for the rata. Why
he won't look at them.
. Dealer Well, that's all right for
the . rata, ain't UT Ally Slonor'a
Half-Holiday.
Sam's Opinion. ,
, "It Is said that at least S. 750. 000
women In France support themselves
Dy meir own exertions, Bam; what
do you think of thatT"
.. "Well. I think dat'a downright
selfishness, boss, dat's wot I think I"
Making 'Em Happy.
"Before I accept any of your mon
ey," said the charity collector. "I
must know If It waa muda In a tuau
to make other people happy?"
It was," replied the contributor.
"I am a divorce lawyer!"
Before tho llattle.
Mr. Oassor I was outsnokon In
my sentiments at the club this after
Tioon. Mr. Gasser I can't believe ltl
iWho outspoke you, ry denr?
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Signature of
Success has crowned the clTorts
of the experts in the agricultural
ilcpailineiit in the attcniits to pro
duce a seedless tomato. The work
has been going on for six years at
the department's experiment farm
and the officials are immensely rat
ified at the results. The new tutra
to is only one of a number of inter
esting vegetables that have been
produced by cross bieedin-. It
has developed into a fixed type and
crosses with other plants have little
or no effect upon it. The "seed
less" tomato is not always seedless.
Sometimes it has no seeds at all,
sometimes it may have eight or
nine, and sometimes it may contain
fifty. The plant is a very large
one, of excellent flavor and has
been given the name of "Giant."
It is the result of a cross of the
Golden Sunrise on the Dwarf Cham
pion. Tbe plant is a persistent
bearer and flowers up to the killing
frosts in November.
I Give Honor to Whom It Is Due.
Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite
Remedy, of Rondout, N. Y., cured
me of Bright's disease and gravel.
Four of the best physicians failed
to relieve me. I have recommend
ed it to scores of people with like
success, and know it will cure all
who will try it .Mrs. E. P. Miz
ner, Burg Hill, O. Price $i.oo, all
druggists; 6 bottles $5.00.
In the case of keeping an ap
pointment a fellow who doesn't
turn up is apt to be turned down.
The Faraer's Wife
is very careful about her churn. She
scalds it thoroughly after using, and
gives it a sun bath to sweeten it. 8he
knows that if her churn is sour it will
taint the butter that is made in it. The
stomach is a churn. In the utomaoli
and digestive and nutritive tracts are
performed processes which are exactly
akin to the churning of butter. Is it
not apparent then that if thin tttomach
churn is "sour" it sours all w hich is
put into It ? The evil of a foul .stomach
is not the bad taste in the mouth and
the foul breath caused by it, but the
corruption of the pure current of tbe
blood and the dissemination of disease
throughout the body. Dr. Pierce's
Cloldeu Medical Discovery makes the
sour stomach sweet. It does for the
storuach what the washing ami sun
bath do for tho churn absolutely re
moves every tainting or corrupting el
ement. "Golden Medical Discovery"
contains no alcohol. Its ingredients
are plainly printed on each bottle-wrapper.
" ' m
Sillicus "It is difficult to com
bine business and pleasure." Cyn
icus "Yes, like love and mar
riage." Nasal
CATARRH
In all lta ntngi'8.
; Ely's Cream Balm
1 cIcunKW, southland heals
; the dltcasod tni'iubrane.
It cure, catarrh unci dr.vus
away a cold In Uie head
oukkly.
Crvttiu Halm Is placd Into tiie notrlln, pjiroaos
over the nicmlirauo and laabaorlxd. Kcllef Islm-
1 mediate and a oure follows. Itlsrnt drying d
Dot produce sneezing. Large tiitu, 00 cvuU tit Drug
gists or by mall ; Trial 8le, 10 cents.
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