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A Trip to the Crater.

The trip to the crater is an arduous one.
both on account of its height and the at
tendant cold, and of the great roughness of
the ground to be traversed Four of the
uarties rode up from Ainapa- ranch station.
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ANTI-PARsIFAL CRUSADE.
The Rev DIR. G. L. Shearer Says It's
Sacrilegious.

The New York Tribune today says: Be
cause of the scenes in "Parsifal,' where
the guardian knights worship the Holy
Grail and celebrate the Lords supper. and
where the browning OF Parsifal takes place,
many churchmen have united in crusade
against the production of the opera. 1t Is
sacrilegious and blasphemouS, they say, to
represent for amusement the holy COM
munion, while, according to the Rev. DR..
George L. Shearer, secretary of the Ameri-
can Tract Society, who gave out state
ment yesterday showing the attitude
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Mine Car Kills Three.

Three men were killed and two badly In
jured by the running away of mine car
at the Glen Ferris mine of the Kanawha
and Hooking Coal Company, on the north
side of the river near Kanawha Falls, w.
Va, last evening. The dead are:
E. C. Wilkinson, weighmaster at the tip
pie; w. M. Smith, tipple hand; Walker,
a boy employed at the tipple.
The injured are Walker Hundley and
Charles Gibson, both miners.
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SMITH AND RAYNER
Lead in the Senatorial Fight
Over in Maryland.
OTHER ASPIRANTs, TOO
RAYNER WILL MAKE TOUR OF
STATE IN HIS INTEREST.
More at Stake in Recent Election for
the Democrats Than for
Years.
pecial Dispstch TO The Evening Star

Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
BALTIMORE, Md, November 11.-Public
interest in politics has not Jagged since the
election last Tuesday, when the democrats
captured the state, body, boots and all.
Who will be the next senator to succeed
Louis E. McComas and what the legisla-
ture will do are the questions being dis
cussed.
The leading candidates in the senatorial
race are Gov. John Walter Smith and At
torney General Isidor Rayner, and there
are some who think that former Gov. Z. Z.
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the present election law or they will have
to add to its complications.

the present ELECTION law or they will have
to add to its complications.
They realize that 9retreat is impossible;
that if they Joined the republicans in re-
pealing the law and In returning to the old
system OF voting they would have all the
obioauy of the law without deriving any
benefit from its justification. a prepon-
derance of those to be mystified being sup
posed to be within the republican ranks.
1t IS an open secret that the election law
of 1901 has not beeno the source of advan-
tage expected BY the democratic leaders
1t has alienated reputable men hitherto
identified with the party and has caused
losses in many parts of the state
The act was conceived and passed with
view to aid the democrats in carrying
southern Maryland and eastern shore coun-
ties and, while 1t has possibly aided in
the election of a few scattering local and
effect elsewhere In the state, especially
when it permitted trick ballots, before 1t
was amended last year.
1t is still exercising a baneful influence
among men willing to give 1t fair trial
when one Of its provisions for the publica-
ton of names Of bona-fide Independent
candidates is used to secure position on the
ballot for population" and reformation
candidates.
Will Lead to Final Settlement.
II the issue of Acknowledgement Of H.
literates of both races is showed to the
front in 1907 it will lead to the final settle
ment of the question of treatment of voters
at the polls for years to come. 1t will be
live campaign ISSUE 1t is more than
probable that the incoming legislature will
proceed to carry out the long-cher1shed plan
Of the democratic leaders to add complica-
tons to the ballot thus terrifying them
selves for the election in 1907. when the call
for the constitutional convention Is to be
voted upon.
Attorney General-elect Bryan has already
expressed himself as favorable to amending
the law so as to give the judges Of election
power to pass upon the intention of the
voter as expressed by the croSSmarkS,
whether those marks be wholly or In part
in the squares for which they are intended.
On the day after election Mr.. Bryan said:
Il believe that the democratic majority
was increased by the position which the
democratic party has taken in regard to the
negro's activity in politics. The democrats
would not, If they could. deprive the negro
of any of his constitutional rights, but, so
far as they are able to do so under the
constitution, they believe in restricting his
political activities to within the narrowest
possible compass"
Complications Will Be Added.
That complications will be added to the
ballot there Is little doubt The law would
have been so amended at the last session of
the general assembly, but a combination OF
republicans. headed by Baltimore demo-
cratic delegate, Mr.. Isaac Lobe Straus, and
the Anne Arundel democratic delegation,
nipped in the bud the plans of the demo-
cratic leaders.
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A GUARANTEED cATARRH CURE.

DO not dose the stomach in the vain hope ci
curing catarrh. Breathe the health-gfving Hyomei
and Won will inhale medieated air through your
nose and throat that will kill all catarrhal germs.
Henry Evans e22 and 924 + street NV, guar
antees TO refund the money should Hyomei not
give satisfaction. 1t s the only catarrhal treat
mept sold in this, way.
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No Action in Neighboring Volcano.

No action appears in the neighboring
volcano of Kilauea. What smoke and heat
there was has almost disappeared since
Mauna Loa became active. This is quite
in accordance with previous experiences
There thus appears to be slight connec-
ton between the two craters, which are
only twenty-five miles apart. Indeed
Kilauea whose altitude is 1000 feet, is a
caldera-pit on the flank of the great noun
tain at a point slightly elevated above the
general slope. A similar point equally re
moved exists a Kahuku on the S. S. e.
slope of Mauna Loa, where eruptions con-
nected with Mokuaweoweo have frequently
broken out Mount Hualalai is also only a
great activity up to very recent dates.
Again about twenty-five miles east of
Kilauea a copiouS eruption burst forth in
1910 about 900 feet above the From
twenty to twenty-five miles seems through
out the islands to have been common dis
lance apart of the old volcanoes. This is
supposed to have a close connection with
the thickness of the earths crust, of about
twenty-five miles.
Our city is saddened this morning by the
death of Federal Circuit Judge Morris NJ.
Estee. He was an able and upright jurist
and a true American. We shall be fortu-
nate If his place is filled by as good man,
in the usual hungry struggle of politicians
at Washington. A good man In that po-
sition is much needed in this transltlon
neriod of Hawaii KAMEHAMEHA.
Rill-"Dfd your brother get anything Tor
the poem he took down to the editor?
Jill--"Did he? He's sore all overly on
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Columbus. ga. Novembcr 27.--(Spe-
GALA tran Of blood up q Brosd street
sidewalk early this mornlng attracted at
tenlion and Oricer Copeland followed 1t
~.
Il ed TO The room az Frank HeGsrnan.
prominent young man of the city. in
TIE Kern Il Loeb building The police
na2 brake down the door and found
oloody condition, VIII his face badly
eashed
There wsre severe cuts on both sides
Of The face
The police arrested Hattie King.
white woman living Al 922 Fifth ave
nuc. Who IS charged with doing the cut
tins. She said taat the young man came
10 har house last night and beat her,
ana thal she cllt him in solf-delonse
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TAKEN IN BATTLE
THE THRILLING EXPERIENCE
OF CAPTAIN WESTBROOK.
For a Year After His Capture he
Was Moved from One Prison to
Another and Was Finally
Exchanged.


A Confederate force under command
Of Brigadier General John A. McAus~
land had attacked on July 3rd. 1901
blockhouse ten miles west OF Mil .iH7-
burg. w Va. Captain n >. Westoi"oh
with the remnants Of Companies = anu
Z OF the 35th Ohio Volunteers haaoe
gallant defense, but when D 10! p"e-
terry was brought to bear upon ms posi-
ton. further resistance became d useless
sacrifice OF life. For year alier Ais
surrender. Captain Westbrook. VINO now
lives at Ripley. Ill. was con'lneo IN
Southern prisons. la telling MS sApe-
Renee. he says:
They took me from one place to an
other till ! had been III nearly au tne
prisons OF the Gontederacy ana, oy tne
tnae | was excnanged ut Annapolis in
the spring Of 1903, l was reduced 10 d
physical wreck. The exposure caused
sciatic rheumatism which became chrome
and did not leave me until thirty years
afterward when / took Dr. Wnhalhs
Pink Pills for Pale People and was cured
The disease affected my entire sys-
tenn In addition to the agonles OF the
rheumatism / had indigestion in rs worst
form. together with kidney trouble ana
heart failure. / was getting thoroughly
used up
How did you come 10 toke Or, wa
Hams Pink Pills. was asked
"A neighoor Of mine, James NJ. STOUT
was cured Of rheumatism BY this remedy
when he was so bad that he could nor
straigllten up. SO / thought what cured
him would cure me. And / was right"
Rheuma tism Is a disease OF the blood
External applications may afford tempo
rary relief, but 10 cure the disease II IS
necessary to treat it through tne blood.
Dr. Williams Pink pills for Pale People
30 directly 10 the seat Of the disorder.
purifying and enriching the blood by
eliminating poisonous Clements and re-
newing health giving forces They are
a positive specific not only for Fheuma-
tisin. but for all diseases arising from
poor blood or weakened nerves They
are sold.at fifty cents a box. or six boxes
for two dollars and half, and may be
had from all druggists or direct by mail
from DIT. Williams MeJcine Company.
Schenectady. N. Y.
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TENN e. s Sc e..


Nashville. Tenn, November 2a.-rhs
thoroughbred horse sale NJ Bale Meade
began this morning and about six hum
drad buyers were present Twenty eight
horses. Including brood mares and geld
!ngr. went under the hammer and tbs
prices ranged between S26 and $3.50
Administration HAchHrdson said he e,c-
pscted TO be ablo 10 preserve tho estate
intact. and that he would run It as Il
stock farm bur OIL smaller scale. None
OF The atallioMs " ern otlaraa Tor sale.
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oglethorpe's Big Planter To Retire

Athens, Ga. November {SpeciaL)--
Il is learned on good authority that Colo
mel James NJ Smith. the big QgletAorpe
county planter, win sell his large real es~
tate holdings in that county and a. 4 re-
suit OF The deal Athens viii likely sain
lwo spi4ndld citizens.
According 70 this report received IN
Athens last night, Colonel Smith has en-
ployed T. Larry CAN'T, formerly editor
u The Athens Banner. who now resides
in South Carolina. TO sell his farms in
Oglethoipe county 1T Is understood that
Nh CAN'T viii move To this city al once
ana begin negotiations for the sale OF the
IN III. rtrnnNrlN-
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GEORGIA..

vaidosta, Ga, November 23--(Speclai)
Tom Dees, the l4-year-old son OF Math
Dees. living in the Clyattville district
this county. died last night, the victim
OF a peculiar accident
me Young man went out Saturday eve
ming 70 shoot a hawk, and on his way
hack home was examining his gun. WIN
,i,e' stock pressed against his stomach
While cooking the weapon his finger
slipped from the hammer and the gun
fred. the recoii giving him n severe blow
which ruptured a blood vessel H. MS
stomach
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Mrs. Green Found Dead.

West Point, Ga, November 27.-tSpe-
cial News mas just reached here thar
Mrs Gwyn Green. wife OF DR.. l.. z.
Green. Z prominent physician formerly
living IN f.anett but now practicng at
Rock Mills, Ala, WIS found dead at her
nome from the too liberal use OF chloro-
form.
lie, death was discovered by her hus-
band. after his return home from IL pro
lessioual visit he finding her IN bed
with handkerchief across her face.
freely saturated with the drag.
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Farmer IL Made President.
Augusta Bank for Merchants

Augusta. Ga. November 27--tSpecial,
Augusta is to have II. new bank as soon
az the legal prelminaries can be gone
through.
X VIII be known as the Merchants
Bank o. Augusta, and will begin busi-
.iess with 4 paid up capital of $50, 600 and
4 :surulus of S25 600
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3artov Nix Sentenced.

Columbus, Ga. November 27.-{spec.a11
Young Barlow Nix was sentenced 10 life
time Imprisonment for the murder Of
Holm T. Edwards by Judge Butt in the
superior court this morning. The boy
received the sentence calmly, and offered
10 reasons why he should not be sen
fenced 10 the penitentiary for the rest
OF his life. HIS attorneys VIII make a
motion Tor 4 new trial at once.
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in this district, ana are probably the
first returned since the enactment OF ths
shanghai or kidnapping law.
Joseph Terrell RuclaIr and John Will
liam Seago are two o. tie alleged vic
tins Of the illegal practices or Olsen.
The story of their shtpILalt aboard
the British bark cambria and their sub
sequens arrival at Santos, Brazil. with
all the narrowing details Of the trip. has
been printed IN The Constitution.
Rucker Is Atlanta boy. he appear
ed before the grand jury.
Olsen for shanghsinx Nose 3maNwood
and Joseph Easteriin. two OF the eight re-
grnss who we're shipped TO Bristol on the
Russian bark Alice.
Farmer IL Made President.
Crawfordvilie. Ga. November 27,~-ESpe-
rial There was q small attendance at
the organization Of the farmers institute
held here yesterday.
Hon. Harvie Jordan. state director OF
farmers Institutes, presided and gave q
most interesting talk on the value o.
The Nins@venth Senatorial District
Farmers Institute was orga nzed by
electing the following officers
President---J W. Farmer
Vice Pres,denc-P G. Veasey
Secretary-W O. Wright.
Vice President for Warren CouAty-H.
II Baker
Vice President FOR Greene County,.
p Dolvin.
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Convicts Accidentally Killed

Valdosta, Ga. November 2s,~-(Special)-
4 terrible accident occurred at Greas'
mill. near Midtown, yesterday \ number
OF convicts employed at tine mill were
pushing car of lnmbsr down the tram
road. when a train backed into the car
and inflicted severe and probably fatal
injuries on three or tour Of the conytcts.
Three OF them are suffering from broken
lmhY and Internal inillrinS
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ALABA MA
Negro Woman Killed Deputy.

Huntsville. Ala. November 2a.-(spe.
cia!} William Russell, constable at AIadi-
son. Ala. died this morning from thu
blow INFLICTED ny Minerva Walker, a
negro woman, wno fractured his skull
with an AK rs he entered her home TO
serve papers.
The woman is in jail here. and viii
he charged with murder
Mr. Russell was . confederate veteran
and leaves a family
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REPORTS on Greene and Pickens.

Montgomery, Ala, November 27-{spe-
ciaD-Govcrnor felix's this afternoon gave
out reports Of Examiners Of Public Ac-
counts German on the accounts Of Of
ncials Of Green county and 4. J. Rat
ledge, on the officials Of Plckens.
Examiner German reports al tho offi-
ctas OF Greene as correct III their &C
counts.
Examiner Rutledge reports the officials
due the state; Il. - Carpenter, tax as
sesses due s64 SIS B. b Salmond sher-
III, due 81 80: W. II. Plott, late tax
collector. due SIS SO All the other or
hcials were found CORRECT.
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Do You Suffer with pilsse

10 they protrude?
DO they bleed?
DO they pain you2
po you have mucous or bloody dis
charges"
csn cure YOU also cure varicocele
and structure. Advice free Dr Tucker.
10 n Broad street Atlanta. Ga.
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White Man hsld as a Slave.

montgomery, Ala. November 2s.--G p.
MeF'lYain. white farmer. OF Geneva
county. was bound over by United States
Commissioner Tu:wiler OF Troy. under
bond OF $500 on Il charge OF peonage
1t Is said he held a white man, Tom
Berry, in Il condition of peonage
The court released Berry from Nc
Elvain's custody.
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Attacked Gi~.-sent To Death.

Charleston. S C.. November rs John
lFosle, thc negro WHO attempted to as
saul 4 young woman at Rosses last night,
was lynched today
He was identified by The girl and was
taken on and strung up 10 tree and his
Nn1t rindlnn.
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Home Treatment for Cancer.

All forms Of cancer AND tumor cured by
soothing, baimy oils. Doctors, lawyers
and ministers indorse It. Write for free
book 10 the Southern Once Or. p, N,
Bye Co, Box 49, Dept X Dallas, Tex.
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ALL THE NEWS OF DlXIELHND|

liz by o'clock. The state opened the
arguments. with james w Poppell, who
made an able argument for the state.
lie was followed foe the state by Judge
Poe W. Bennett II an able speech: then
he Was followed for defense by s. r.
Harris Tho Gefense then closed with
tho argument Of Colonel r. ID. Graham,
who made u hard fight for his client.
and the state closed with the argument
Of Solicitor General w. w. Osborne, of
Savannah. who made an able and force
full argument.
THIS Is remarhabls case from the fact
tftt the witnesses for the defense cor
roborated the evidence OF etate witnesses
II, almost every particular. The case
YVES given 70 the jury after an able and
lengthy charge from Judge Parker ut
i p. m, and at o'clock this morning
Ihereupon Judge Parker gave him the
full limit of twenty years in the peni-
tertiary at hard labor.
Eighteen Year-old Boy Killed.
l4fton, Ga. November 2s--tSpeciaI) y
Byron, the l5-year- old son of C. w.
Hillho1se, Of Sylvester, was killed at the
plant of the Sylvester Ginning Company
this morning at 10 o'clock
The young man was employed In The
sinnery, and when passing IL rapidly
HloVtdS 5IldIL ms CLOTHING was caught
by a set screw and he was whirled
around the shaft until the machinery
was stopped. He died IN a few minutes
after being carried to q physicians Of
flee.
His father is one Of the wealthiest and
most prominent citizens OF Worth county
Death of Confederate Veteran Theus.
Savannah. ca. November 2s.-{Special,
Thomas Nichol Theus, a We'll known Sa-
Vanrahan. who was prominently related
In Georgia and South Carolina, died at
an early hour this morning.
He made q dying request that he be
buried il confederate gray, and himself
n2med six pallbearers. all confederate
veterans
AR. Theus was born In Savannah in
1889. He spent tbs greater part Of nus
life here. l'or mary years he was con
nectcd with the lato $. +. Hamilton IN
the j@W@lfy business. 10 whose business
lie succeeded
During the civi! war Mt Theus was a
gallant confederate soldier. lie was Il
member Of the Confederate Veterans AS
ISOLATION, and was always devoted 10 the
memory Of the confederacy ard 10 mis-
ola comrades. So pronounced was Mr..
iEeus attitude upon the war quest lon
constructed.N He habituallv wore gray
az his civilian sarb, through Difference
70 the Uniform OF the southern soldiers.
sNSi his abomination WAS the blue Of
the militia. On one occasion he would
not participate In parade OF veterans
because hiue-clad regulars Of tbs United
States army We're III lima
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ssvsnnah. Ca. Novsmber 29-(Spee'ai.}
Francis A.. the % -months-old ehiid o
Nf. ana Mrs. James poilarshorn". 9l9
bennington street. east, was fatally burn
ID tonight by an exploding lamp ana
shortly after iAe accident the little one
Tic child was playing near the iable
upon which the lamp stood. - II rh
rnou the Chile ;he oil covered MS oloth-
Ing which WIS soon IN blaze.
Tho mother was badly ou3ned ~ eS-
ll,,-..lshfre- nc llames.
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Jeiks Determined To Stop outlawry

Montgomery, Ala. November 27.--tSpe-
cal)-IThe governor of Alabama this df-
ternoon again showed that he is deter
mined to stop Iynching in this state by
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Professor Peed Injured.

Oxford Ga. November 23.-(Speciai.)-
While out horseback riding this morning
about o'clock Professor Mansfield 7.
Peed. of the department of pure and sp-
piled mathematics at Emory college, was
thrown violently from his horse sustain
ing very painful injuries Several students
who happened to be near when the &C.
ri5ent occurred. rushed 10 his assistance
and heiped him 70 his home where nedi-
ca assistance Was summoned.
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Free Booklet

On Nervous Debility. written by .he
Leading specialist IN this country Ad-
dress DR. ] Newton Hathaway. AZ In
man building, Atlanta, Ga.
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offering reward OF $500 FOR the arrest
and delivery Of the men who iynched Tom
Patton, white citizen OF Choctaw
county.
Patton stood well in his community
He WAS arrested for assault with intent
To murder Ab Smith. q white man.
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VIII Consider New Building.

Athens Ga. Novcmber 23.-1SpeciaIl- ,
A meeting Of tho University Of Georgia
trustees has been called to assemble III
Athens next Monday morning at II
O'clock to consider the question OF re-
building the science han destroyed by
fire last Friday evening.
The old science hall was quite j sub
ssartial brick structure and cost some
thing IKE s23 900. The extent Of The
loss suffered from the confagrat ton has
been placed al $4,000
u is probable that the trustees will
decide 10 appropriate the $4,000 Of in
s-i-ance money to building fund for
the purpose II replacing the old
structure.
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crazed bv Drink, Cook Shot Ware

Gainesville. Ca November 23.-lSDe-
iall-Near IIoschton. Ga. late yesterday
afternoon. Join Cook. Young willie
man. .shot and mortally wounded Ion
Ware another young white man, aild the
lstfer's death is momentarily expected
The Young men called in their hugsias
= the home Of tho Misses Williams ana
,arrieI the young Ladies Tor q drive Cook
was drinking. ii IS said and after the
young people had driven some distance
nv, of his lliset- because. OF his lntoNIcat-
"a condition and cot into the ougsy Of
Ware and her sister
This greatly infurlue& Cook, ard he
rulled a revolver and shot Ware VINO
vas ,i? tho buggy between the Fonng
o.oI,cn through lie head 'rho wounded
[a,lnc mar vas removed TO n nearby
house., where he was given medical at
IGNITION