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New-York tribune., 1900-12-12
PICKING AT THE SHELL.
HILLS BOOM FOR 1904 AND WHAT HE
is DOING TO HELP IT.

David B HuTs boom for the Presidential nonai-
nation in 1904 Is beginning 10 pick al the smell \
tWitter has been heard from Chicago, and from
other parts Of the country there vague reports
Of talk about him for the nomination. 1t is known
that sIr Hill is anxiously working 10 bring about
his nomination IN 1904. He has been in consultation
with friends in various parts Of the country. The
one great obstacle in his path is Richard Croker
backed by Tammany Hail. AS long as the warfare
between Croker ana Hin Is kept up the latter knows
he can never have the SOLID vote OF the State back
Of him. Some OF his friends urge him 10 keep on
hghting Tammany. and say that he viii be stronger
In the National Convention IL opposed by Tammany
than ne would be with Tammany's support. Tam
many IS bitterly hated by Western and Southern
Democrats and at Kansas City, when Tammany
Inundated Hill, the Western and Southern dele
gates gave the ex-senator reception second only
that of Bryan. This set Mr.. Hills heart TO
going pitapat" and awoke ambitions for the
nomination in ls0i.
On the other hand. some advise him that he can
get along better by making peace with Tammany
and having united delegation from this State. Mr..
Ein is looking only al the politics Of the situation
and trying TO formulate plan which viii suit his
own selfish ends best. OF course, If he can over
throw Croker and go the National Convention
with q solid delegation back Of him and the pres
tge OF having vanquished Croker. he will be
much stronger To this END, Mr.. Hill has decided
that vice in New-York must 80. and he is mani
Testing tender s0Acitude for the moral welfare OF
Mr. Rilrs whole political energies are now being
directed toward the overthrow OF Croker. He IS in
consultation with the anti-Croker Democratic lead
es here and while he viii not az pear openly in the
night he viii give these leaders the benefit Of his
advice and counsel He Is urging that an indie
pendent Denoc!aue organization be formed, and
II THIS Is done Hil viii grab il 10 use as a club
70 batter his way along the path 10 political pre-
Ierment he has been given 10 understand that
ms open interferenee IN the politics OF this city
would be resented but with his old time cunning
ne stands in the shadows scheu.ing and blaming
and looking ahead 70 1904 Some of Mr. Hll's friends
arc quietly sounding the Democratic leaders over
me country ana trying 10 obtain pledges Some are
taking little, but IL is understood thar Mr. Am
doesn't want the propaganda talked about vet for
the rear mat his plans may be thWarted
New-York tribune., 1900-12-12
THE CIVIC FEDERATIoNs AID.
SOME MEN WHO HAVE CONSENTED TO
SERVE ON ITS COMMITTEE.

The members of the Civic Federation, which is
seeking 10 take part in the movement 10 re-
form the city. were highly eated yesterday after
their committee had returned from call on Bishop
Potter. The committee had been cordially re-
ceived and Bishop Potter had informed its mem
hers that he was heartily IN accord with the OBJ
jeets Of the Federation they had been ex-
plained 10 him, and that he was in favor Of a
representative Of the working people being placed
on the Committee of Fifteen
The Civic Federaton's Committee Of One Hun
dred which is 70 cooperate with the Committee of
Fifteen, has been selected, and among those who
have consented TO act upon II is the Rev. Dr. W.
S. RainsfoTd. who declared that he would most
willingly help to make the movement a success
Civic Federation, received q letter from Senator
John Ford yesterday, in which the latter con-
sented to serve on the committee.
In speaking OF the committees visit 10 Bishop
Potter, Mr.. White said:
Bishop Potter will speak at our Twentieth Cen
tury dinner IL his engagements permit OF It He ex-
pressed himself very strongly in favor Of or
ganization cooperating with the Committee OF Fif-
mittee. He recognized that the working people. lv
ing they have 20 do in the tenement houses,
could be Of considerable aid to any honest effort
made to drive vice cut OF the tenement house dis
tricts."
Headquarters for the Committee OF One Hundred
nave been established in Room No. 20 in the Bible
House. The chairman Of the committee as at pres
ent organized is the Rev. w D P. Bliss, the foun-
der OF the Civic Federation
II was said there yesterday that Edwin Markham.
me poet, had promised 70 write a new poem and
Federation on New-Years Eve.
Ihe COMMITTEES Of One Hundred will hold a con-
ference with delegates OF labor and reform organ
'zauons on January Is. in Cooper Union.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-12
TRAINAIEN MAY HELP STRIKERS
HOW = NEW OPERATOR WAS TREATED nv
STRIKE sYAIPATHIzERs.

Denver, Dec. 1.-THE local committee of the
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen. meeting to-day
discussed the question OF aiding the Santa Fe
telegraphers by means Of a sympathetic strike II
was said that il was practically decided 10 subnI,
the question TO a vote OF the body immediatAI,,
If this is done. the result viii be known tomorrow,
-Four new operators. IL is asserted by the strikers
walked out 'o-day at ofiees between Denver ava
Pueblo. and others. 1t is declared viii follow as
soon as they can be reached and the situation ex.
planned 70 them.
The new operator at Castle Rock disappeared
TINS morning aha later IN the day he walked into
the station al Sedalia eight miles sou,h - - ~
ROCK; he SAID that crowd of masked strike syrn.
palIeIs entered the station, ordered hirn - 5oIs
up his hands placed rope around his nect .Vil Sl
hls hahes oehind his back. then marched Mn
Gown tne track few miles east and left him Mn
Hst, , ohS 10 Keep on going and 20 return 20
New-York tribune., 1900-12-12
BOLTON HALL CONDEMNS CRUSADE.
SAYS WHOLE SYSTEM OF SURPRISING
VICE IS WRONG

AZ the regular weekly meeting Of the Metaphys-
cal Alliance, held in its quarters at No 50 West
Forty-nfth-st. last night, Bolton Hall talked on
Mental Science and the Vice Crusade" He spoke
in part follows:
Since the days OF Moses we have been indulging in
nee crusading He did IL in q thoroughgoing way,
Sno even Tue reIusal OF Jesus 10 take part in one
gees not even now deter the ministers Of that same
Jesus 70 throw themselves heart and soul into a
uSdce to-day Vice crusades based upon the idea
that some men are had, but that we are good and
mat we good ones can either compel the had ones
70 oe gooo or 70 shield them from temptation So
.thSN sasy VII appear 70 be good. The history Of
the past SHOWS that the mora we attack vice the
more II increases The way 70 resist temptation is
70 nave the temptation. We have in this civ :
society tor the suppression Of Vice and its sole
Lssut t ls Iest as ne result Of its labor We have
more suppressed vice than before The whole
method IS wrong. II is rot the divine method nor
Is II even the divine method OF punishment II Is
written VII that We must suffer NOT only for our own
SINS but tor the sins OF others as we'll The whole
system OF repression Of vice is wrong AS I said
oeiore no man was ever made good by force and
you can't take him by the scruff Of the neck and
III nm up 70 heaven He goes there only bv first
straight 'S '''S F@'''
New-York tribune., 1900-12-12
SANTA FE STRIKE NEARLY OVER.
ONLY ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY OPERA
TORS NEEDED TO FILL VACANCIES

Topeka. Kan. Tee. u-General Manager H. L.
Nudge Of the Santa Fe to-day said that the teleg-
graphers' strike is a complete failure and that the
road is finding no difficulty in dIling the places
made vacant by the operators. He still retains his
place at the key in the general telegraph Office
however.
By order Of the general manager, the block sys-
TEN is in force again on the road between Kansas
City and Chicago. This order was made this morn
ing after the claim was made by the company that
all the operations Of the road were in normal condi-
tion again. In interview the several features
of the strike Mr.. Nudge said tonight:
Our business is running normally again. We have
kept trains moving steadily under the train order
the trains in the same wav that otAer western
roads run them The Santa Fe has block SIGNALS:
nails from Chicago TO Newtoa again. gave me
oTTeg Te toT b6,i,s Tssgn2tion this ms morning
wy.2rk5. TO which HI j. A Newman says his name
taken of the wire the general once at the sho5
snd al Holiday Where it originated I do not
reached me late yesterday. There had been notbS
ing further heard about the matter since replied
last night.
All the striking operators received notice TO-DAY
that their services would longer be required by
the company The superintendent says there are
only one hundred and fifty vacancies yet to hu
and that they will be filed in a short time The
company claims to be able to receive ana care for
all the ordinary business with which II NAV he
intrusted. and that ia as the strikers are con-
cerned the road need recognize their existence
Chicago. Dec u.-According to the officials of the
Santa Fe Railroad in Chicago. only one hundred
and fifty OF the vacancies made by the strike OF
lelegTaphers on that system yet to be filled
Local striking operators insist, however that the
ueup is practically complete, and are urging the
striking operators 10 remain out
At the ofice Of the Atchison and Santa Fe Rail-
road No 50 Cedar-st., the following dispatch was
received YESTERDAY from President Ripley:
Chicago, December IL
We are IN good shape this morning. We have fuU
complement OF operators west Of Albuuueroue
only about one hundred and fifty wanted east az
that point Gulf Line included, 70 fully cover orIr
needs; about one half this number engaged. Freight
moving everywhere without delay; accumulation
moving with regularity.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-12
laws. he responded with several among which

laws he responded with several, among which
the more important were:
That architects builders and engineers should ns s
lcensed, and their Licenses shouio DC feNoA~SN -
they violated the building laws. -. :. .rns,
That policemen should he empoMe,rse 49, % az 'e
sS -, - ovrsr should not be allowed put oe-
espsnts ~. N R,iis M conpsissioner had certified that
he had compiled with the law in all particulars
President Murphy Of the Health Board was
the first witness 20 be called. Beins asked y
what extent the Health Department hao caused
The demolition OF unsanitary houses he repheo
that very little had been done in this way since since
the decision OF the Court OF Appeals in ls5o'
which was 70 the effect that buildings could not
be ordered demolished. although unfit for human
hsbitatson II they could be utilized for any
other purpose whatsoever. He said, however.
that the Department had ordered number OF
buildings vacated. though he could not say eN-
actly how many. unless he had the RECORDS be-
fore him. Dr. Roberts salo tflat S51 -,
houses had been ordered vacated IN the i~s'
year.
MURPHY AS HUMoRIsT.
President Murphy was also asked why he hao
not enforced the law which requires all owners
OF tenement houses 10 register their names ana
the number OF their tenants in his Department
lie replied that he thought the law was NFoHs,
he asserted without the shaeow OF smile ti'a'
ne had too much consideration for the ieeiiilss
OF old knickeroockeF Iaililles' NH0Se -s.
ants owned property in the Red Light" district
which vas rented by agents or janitors for i'm
proper purposes without their knowle ge' 10
allow their names 10 become public property.
When Dr. Roberts was asked why the Health
Board made no attempt 10 enforce this law ne
said il would be too expensive. and would IN no |
way help the Department in it's wsTk The De-
partmenrs inspectors furnished all the informa-
ton about tenement houses that was needed /
President Murphy added that tenement houses
eboI,ls he inepected much oftener than the law |
reouircs, which is twice q year. They should De
inspected al least once month.
other witnesses examined were FRANK u.
rflirebsna the Assistant Sanitary Inspector for
TIE borough OF Manhattan; Henry y: Stelnert,
counsel 10 The Board OF Health; Dr. Roosrt a
Tlack Of Brooklyn; DR.. John /. Feeny, OF the
borough or Richmond The Commission VIII
hold an executive session this evening.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-12
POLICEMAN HELD FOR TIE GRAND yuPY

Patrolman William 3. Mills. of the Mercer-st
stauon who was arrested a week ago cherged
with stealing a gold watch valued an $3.50 fro-,
Lieutenant James Lynch, OF Company x sth Regi-
ment N O. y. Y and who lives At No JOS East
Eishteenth-st. was held in sOOO bail for the Grand
yyu!y ~ Maglstrate Meade. in the Jefferson Mar
- ponce coutt yesterday. Mr.. Lynch tried hard
draw ssVig yo ms testimony 70 De allowed to with
no. permit it. saying that The charge was TOO
New-York tribune., 1900-12-12

There was a large attendance Of member. =,
the nineteenth Century Club at sherrys last even
a, li,s, Mheh me subject 'Creeds and Dogmas" was
discussed Dr. E. r. L. Gould presided ara 80
nam speakers Of the evening were the Rev U
SeweH Dwight Hills and the Rev DIR. Geo,,. =
t,Snn' Atter the discussion there was the ususi
New-York tribune., 1900-12-12

Open Ex'eninSs
Dec. ~ 10 ~.
Sharp County record. (Evening Shade, Ark.) 1877-1976, 1900-02-09

In times gone in Ireland the Protest
mt minister collected the tithes in the
harvest, while the Catholic priest got
In his stipends at Christmas. Father
Edward and Rev. Sandy Montgomery
were one day riding together in their
usual friendly way, through Inver, and
bantering each other about their can-
ings. Heres the Bacach Ruodh,"
said Father Edward; "let us have his
opinion" The Bacach Ruadh Tor Red
Beggarman) was an arrant knave, too
clever TO work while he could live upon
the fat Of the land without. jamie"
said Father Edward 90 him, "if you had
u son would you sooner make priest or
q minister of him?" III had son, yer
reverences, should have him n minis
ter In the harvest an n priest at Christ
Observation-Disclosures Post.
Sharp County record. (Evening Shade, Ark.) 1877-1976, 1900-02-09
An Editors Life Saved bv
Chalnberlain's Cough
Remedy.

During the early part OF October,
1895, ! contracted bad Odd which
settled on my lungs and was neS-
lected until | feared that consnmp'
ton had appeared in an inolp'ent
state, was constantly coughing
and trying to expel something which
! could not. became alarmed and
after giving the local doctor n trial
bought o bottle Of CbamberlalD's
Cough Remedy and the result WIS
immediate improvement, and afttr !
had used three bottles my lungs
were restored to their healthy state,
--B. =. Edwards, Publisher Of The
Review, Wyant, Ill., For eale by
All dealers in Evening Shade and
J, a. Lamar, Gave City,
Sharp County record. (Evening Shade, Ark.) 1877-1976, 1900-02-09

Somehow in looking over
the political situation the
conviction fastens itself upon
US that conditions are not un-
like those of 1884 whel the
republicans met defeat for
the first time in more than a
quarter of a century. We
can beat them if we will all
get together and 60 at them.
Arkansas Democrat.
Sharp County record. (Evening Shade, Ark.) 1877-1976, 1900-02-09

1t is said that a Maryland
hen has laid an egg with the
letters W. ]. B., on one end
of it, and this is supposed to
foretell the election of Bryan
this year. We are glad the
egg was laid in Maryland as
Bryan neeCs some assistance
in that state,
Sharp County record. (Evening Shade, Ark.) 1877-1976, 1900-02-09
The Great Presidential Campaign Of

The policies of the great political parties are now b,
tho candidates discussed The voice of the people as r
at the approaching presidential election will probably ded
the nation for the next decade. Every citizen study M
lions that are to come before the people Now Is the time
v voter TO subscribe for the best and most reliable n
The Semi Weekly Republic covers the Whole field Of p e
Will, # is democratic it publishes the regard to M
ties without pedudoe, Its teegraphc and cable news
or to all others Its special features are the best fact
for that large class Of readers who cannot afford or do
the daily papers Subscription II per year. Address all o
THE REPUBLIC, st. Lo,;.
Sharp County record. (Evening Shade, Ark.) 1877-1976, 1900-02-09
A Famous Ica wIc.

The eagle which originally deco
rated the stern OF the famous schooner
yacht Amerlca--which first won what
~ now known as tho America cup
Is now the sign Of tho Royal Eagle
hotel at Rydc, Isle Of Wight, overlook
Ing the scene OF the vessels triumph
over her English competitors in 1851,
M y, Sun,
Sharp County record. (Evening Shade, Ark.) 1877-1976, 1900-02-09

Evangelist Moody once
asked this question: What
makes a man successful!
Can he lie called successful
who accumulates his millions,
owns great railroad stocks
and dies leaving two drunken
sons?
Sharp County record. (Evening Shade, Ark.) 1877-1976, 1900-02-09

Senator Berry asserts that
while r.fifths of the peo.
pie of this country are SYM
.pathizlng with the Beers in
their struggle for freedom
and liberty, there is reason
to believe the administration
favors a monarchy. How
could the administration con
denim England's course with
out condemning our course in
the Philippines.
Sharp County record. (Evening Shade, Ark.) 1877-1976, 1900-02-09

The newspaper editors
want office. Stafford of the
Springdale News wants to
60 to the Legislature and
Cobb of the Jonesboro Time S
wants to be treasurer of
Craighead county.
Sharp County record. (Evening Shade, Ark.) 1877-1976, 1900-02-09

E. B. lett, who for ten
years has been chief deputy
in the secretary of states Of
fee, has announced his can
didacy for secretary.
Sharp County record. (Evening Shade, Ark.) 1877-1976, 1900-02-09

Senator Bacon insists that
the permanent retention Ut
the Philippines will cost this
government annually about
$10O, 900, 600.
Sharp County record. (Evening Shade, Ark.) 1877-1976, 1900-02-09

1t is evident that Dom
Paul knew what he was talk
ing about when he said tina t
the Boer republic could be
conquered only at a price
that would stagger human
ity,
Sharp County record. (Evening Shade, Ark.) 1877-1976, 1900-02-09

Senator Hoar is an anti
expansionist right. He says
the war in the Philippines
troubles him so he can't sleep
at night.
Sharp County record. (Evening Shade, Ark.) 1877-1976, 1900-02-09

Six hundred and eighteen
students are enrolled at the
state university at Fayette-
Vile.
Sharp County record. (Evening Shade, Ark.) 1877-1976, 1900-02-09

The ladies of Springfield,
Mo-, have formed an anti
gossip society with the mot
to-; Speak no evil, whether
true or false, of any woman
for all time to come
Sharp County record. (Evening Shade, Ark.) 1877-1976, 1900-02-09

John NJ. Oracle, of Little
Rock, is said to be the larg-
est individual cotton raiser IN
the south, if not in the world.
Sharp County record. (Evening Shade, Ark.) 1877-1976, 1900-02-09

Decidedly the homeliest
man in congress is EDDY of
Minnesota, He rather glo.
ries in the distinction of ugli.
ness, especially as all his
other characteristics are en-.
yiable, During his last cam.
paign the enemies of Mr..
Eddy charged him with be.
Ing double. faced, He met
the charge in a manner that
d is a r m e d all criticism.
Great heaven!' said Mr.
Eddy to his audience, "do
you think if l had two faces
| would wear the one | am
showing you uow2' Wash,
iugtou Post
Sharp County record. (Evening Shade, Ark.) 1877-1976, 1900-02-09

Rev, Henry Wilson, rector
of a London church, raises
and dispenses oyer $40, 900 a
year in charity.
Sharp County record. (Evening Shade, Ark.) 1877-1976, 1900-02-09
Millions Given Away.

Jus W 'hC Hccu1 anu cuuVii'S' luz
proprietors of DR.. Kings New Dis.
'overy for Consumption, Coughs al d
Colds, have gwen away over ten
million trial bottles OF this great
medicine; and have the satisfaction
of knowing 1t has absolutely cured
thousands of hopeless cases. Asthma.
Bronchitis, Hoarseness and all dis
eases of the throat, chest and lungs
are surely cured by it. Call on W.
C. Snow the druggist, and get free
trial bottle. Reg Jar l. d
81. Every bottle guaranteed, or
price refunded,
Daniel Webster was the son of
a small farmer.
Begin bank account. 1t will
encourage you as a nest egg
does a hen.
Incipient consumption is cured
with Dr. Bell's Plne.Tar> Honey
Inflammation Is allayed and the cio-
ging of the lungs at once stopped
When this rs accomplished the road
to health Is a straight ore, Get a
bottle to. day.
Public school at Maynard
closed on account of measles.
William E Gladstone, "the
grand old man, was a merchants
son.
What Is it? A cure for coughs,
colds, Group, whooplng cough,
hoarseness, sore throat, and a.
bronchial affections of the throat.
chest and lungs. SO doses for 81
cents. Money refunded If 1t fails to
give satisfaction; we mean DR.. Sim.
mons cough syrup.
The tin horn as a rule works
over time.
The largest public gardens in
the world are in Paris.
Walkers tonic is the link that
picks up the vital force of man in
his run. down state and binds him to
health and strength by recuperatlng
the brain, regulating the action of
the heart and nourshlng the nervous
system.
To be popular woman mustn't
be too witty.
There is differences vast diff
ference-between DR.. Bells Pine.
Tar. Honey and amy other cough
cold or. lung remedy. Besides cuts
ting the phlegm and curing the
cough or cold at once, it soolhes the
irritation, heals the bronchials and
exhilarates the lungs. Sold by al
good druggists.
William Cullen Bryant was the
son of physician.
A cough is an easy thing to cure
if taken in time. 1t is dangerous to
neglect one for any length of time.
DR., Simmons cough syrup Is guar>
anteed. Fifty. cents bottle. For
sale by druggist Snow.
Robt. Burns, the Scotch poet,
was a plowman in Aarshire.
The household remedy Is Hunts
Lightning Oh. All aches and pains
quickly relieved, Satisfaction or
morey refunded. Sold by druggist
Snow.
Abraham Lincoln was the son
of a poor farmer,
A place for everything and every
thing IN It's place. The place for
Dr. Bells Anti.pain is where you
can put your hand on 1t any hour IN
the night when seized with All at
tack Of oohc, cholera, diarrhoea,
rheumatism or neuralgia. 1t Is in,
slant relief. Sold everywhere.
Oliver Cromwell was a brewers
son,
4 farmers children ought to be
the finest in the world, Some Of
them are,
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An Editors Life Saved by
Chalnberlain's Cough
Remedy,
Sharp County record. (Evening Shade, Ark.) 1877-1976, 1900-02-09
OFFICIAL,

OFFICIAL
Congressman. First Dislrlcl-r"'
residence MARIANA, Lee Cou9g /.
senator, Second Disl=A' X"
Judge, 18th Judicial Disl-J'p' y
Evening Shade. , n Nt
Pros. Atty 10th Dlst-H' d. w.
moth Spring. ,,,.ll
SHARP COUNTr-RepresenIa'''-'
Judge. W. Smith.
tlerk-H Is. Hill. ,,,
Sheriff.. T. wilkins Harry
Assessor-C0n NJ, sullivan
Trcusurrr-C. W. Shaver Az,
Co. Examiner--J. A, Walk"
THE Courts
Circuit Court, N. Dist--Flrss. ., %%j
nary and July. In s. Dis'-S'''"
February and August. +. ,,,lf
County COurt-'Id Monday 'u'"
uly and october. ,u,,du
Probate Court, s Dist-2nl "v'''
June, September and Decel''o''
Sharp County record. (Evening Shade, Ark.) 1877-1976, 1900-02-09
Directory
RELIGIOUS,

RELIGIOUS
Preaching at tho Methodist cNala
bird sundays IN each m'n'h Nv
Walker pastor. Everybody lnV@
Preaching ut the Christian cha'a I,
night be fore the second SUNDAY @ a,n
by Thos. Il. Mllholland oil bN''''
Sunday-School every sunday p wv
invit H1S 70 ~ Come sn ' 9. j. NY
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