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WANTED LEG OFF,;
PUT IT ON TRACK
Surgeons Had Refused to AMI
putate 1t, So James Duffy
Used a Railroad Train to Do
the Job.

Especial to The Evening WORLDLY
MEADVILJE. Pa. Aug. e.-The sur
geons having refused TO amputate the
riob$ iAy ~ T,noaS
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good deal Of trouble. as she didn't want
to be found.
Mrs. Peckham used to be the head of
the Sarah de Foye Company OF
Chicago. now a bankrupt concern. and
while 1t isn't clear what part II any
she played in the cotton leak scandals.
II IS said that Mr.. Beach especially
wants TO interr'-3te her about tho
contents of a certain safe deposit box
which she rents.
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Children to Clean Streets.
The children of San Rafael, Cal, have
been formed into a Junior section OF the
local Improvement club. Their duty will
be 10 preserve the street trees snd TO
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FLOW FROM
AOD|CKS'S PEN
As He Can't Be a Senator He
Will Become an Editor and
Lambast His Political Foes
in Delaware.

Especial to The Evening WORLDLY
DOVER, Del. Aug. 81. Edward Ad-
Ilcks 10 going TO enter the field OF
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Light Experiments.

ENplrments JUSTLY The conclusion
that increasing the Intensity of ligha
10000 times does not alter its velocity
ny Is much as " feet a second.
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IN DREAM TURNED
%J0B-HUNTERD DOWN
Senator Warner Walked In
Sleep and Assured Conductor
There Was INC Vacancy"
Yet

Especial 10 Tho Evening Worldly
KANSAS CITY Aug. a-punsuel by a
Ircam tob-hunter. United States Senator
William Warner.
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COMMON LIARS
NEED NOT APPLY
Pennsylvania Editors Bar the
Garden Variety Of Snake
Yarns from Their Columns
Must Be Real ThrifIers.

Especial to The Evening world.)
STROCDSBCRG, Pa, Aug. e.-No
more common or garden snake warns
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Says She Gave Him $4,000.
Women Pay to Wear Trousers.

In France for the privilege OF wear
ing mems trousers the Government
charges a tax of about $40.
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KICK H|GH2 NO,
SHE'S A WADDLER
Mrs. Noe Gives an Exhibition of
Her Stride in Court to Prove
Her Claim and Wins All
mony.

Il kick high? Why. when I walk I
! waidle," said Mrs. Paul Noe to Judge
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A TARTAR
IN John D., JR."
Two Thugs Attempted to Rob
"AustraIian' Jimmy Ryan
Under Mistaken Identity But
Got the Worst of It.

Nobody had marked the resemblance
between John y. Rockefeller. jr.. and
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WON HER HEART
WITH HIS VIOLIN
Musician Ely, of the Training
Ship Lancaster. Marries
Beautiful Philadelphia Girl
and Will Give Up Naval Life.

Especial to The Evening word.l
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. "a romance
bsgur whep the sweet notes OF a vlo-
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sSMD IN a SIZES AND REcOMMENr,.
ED By ALI. REPUTABLE DRUGGIsTs.
Wells . kichar6sea o., erepe~
Dusiinstsa. vsrnenA
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-11-17
Thanks The Voters.

To the voters Of Crittenden and Ly.
ingston counties: take the advantage
Of this opportunity for thanking the
voters FOR their support in the election
Of Nov. T. ! feel that | have been
honored and highly complimented by
having received a sufficient majority to
entitle me 10 a seat in the next general
assembly Of Kentucky. My opponent.
Mr.. 7. II. Cochran. regard as an
honorable and worthy gentleman. and
he has proven 10 be one who stands
high in the esteem Of his fellow.men.
To my friends. both Republican and
Democratic, | wish 10 extend my most
sincere thanks. and hope 10 80 conduct
myself and discharge my duties in such
a way as will meet their approval.
And 20 my friend, who voted Tor Mr..
Cochran ! desire 10 say that ! have
no ~ feeling toward them. as voting is
privilege which We all should exercise
according 10 the promp,ings Of our best
judgment, and believe they voted for
what they thought best. and wish O.
say to the whole people that mean "a
80 live and conduct myself a. 10 caus,
no regret to come To any one on Account
Of my election. Respectfully.
VI. b. CLARK.
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you like to be a jackass? We would
rather be one and earn an honest liv-
ing than to fly high, spend some one
else's money and take the bankrupt
law.
If what The RECORD said didn I
amount to an atom anywhere may be
that flag and banner trip to Hampton
did. But Mr.. Editor of the Press, did
you know the campaign was over?
If you do, why are you trying to
argue the case after the decision of the
people has been made? The decision
was satisfactory to us and we are going
to abide by it. If you want to discuss
something fresh, here's to you, and if
you cannot defend a man while he
lives, politically, do not try to do so
after he is dead, politically.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-11-17
THE OBJECTIONABLE SIN,

Col. Jack Chinn was over in New
York recently, and when a reporter
asked about Kentucky politics, he said
Hell, as usual Why, sir, they're
| fighting Joe Blackburn, horse, foot and
dragon, and the up shot'll be that
they'll serd Judge Paynter to the
United States Senate. No one regrets
il more than | do. but it's Joe's own
fault. When asked about Col. Wat.
tereon's possible race for governor,
Jack said that his 1895 message from
Europe: LET there be no compromise
with dishonor" was tingling yet. and
that when "Marse Henry" announces
for governor the old fellows out in
the State will call all the kinsfolks
together and they'll get out under the
trees and have prayers and then read
that letter he wrote from Europe and
that'l be about all. " Whether Jack S
old Democrats would pray FOR guidance
or because those in the wrong inyaria-
bly, pray for success, We are left TO
conjecture. II is said that Stonewall
jackson, who fought for slavery and
secession, invariably prayed for sue.
cess. The Mohammedan, who is
always wrong, prays almost contin-
ually. But for a Kentucky Democrat
of this day aud time to presume to
approach the Lord about his political
doings, seems to US TO be objectionable
sacrilege Richmond Paragraph.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-11-17
Very Low HOmSeeLes' Rates.

Very low homcscckcrs' rates during
September, October and November.
1895, to Minnesota. North Dakota.
Montana, Saskatchewan. Assinabois
and points In Idaho and British Column.
bia and points east of the Cascade
Mountains in Washington and Oregon
Your chance 10 see the magnificent
harvca, now in progress and 10 s.lsS,
equally productive wild or !. ,ru,ri
land. The round trip Tor one fare
plus s..
Past passenger service. l.uxurois
standard and tourist slccpnr cars
Write Tor maps and pamphlets 10 q
W. Mott, general cmirraiiun agent
Regarding rates and train service
write to CIR. o'Dohncll. u. p. A., AZ
Jackson fscc. Indianapolis. Ind.
a. N. CiElAND. General Passenger
eenL ST. Paul. MINI
We will sell tlun w,rth Of r,bl,o,s
4 cat, beginning Nu,cml,sril
DrNnAS a Low
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Notice.

The Commercial Club directors will
meet next Tuesday evening. Nov. Plat.
and on "Wednesday evening. Nov. ss,h.
the Commercial Club mcmbcrs will
meet a. a body This is the last m.,,
INK Zoe the year and ncW officers and
directors will b. elected An oaic.r
and members shouh attend
G. w. WmrmousE
Chairman rrrss Committr.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-11-17

RUSTIC
VI B. CLARK

Ths fal.usinF pasfps svrv written b. or ~.
rural post Rustis." and ds.iratsd o. uiti.
Ms Bertha Carl Whitshai-s. infant daashts, II
w. and Nrs G u whtshua-s
HER LITTLE BABY HANDS.
Thou art a small. a tiny thing
For this great, busy world
a tiny bit Of human flesh.
So warm, 50 soft, 10 sweet and fresh.
Around my finger curlcd.
No toll has stained Thy rusy glow.
Thy dimplcs deep and small.
The dainty turning II thy wrist.
The fold and crease thy mother kissed.
Are perfect, one and all
A helpless thing thou art, in truth.
So weak. and yet Thy clutch
Upon my fingers. oauscth me
To love the God who gave 10 thee
That power In thy touch.
A CRADLE SONG.
sing It, mother Sing !, low
Deem !, not an idlc las.
In the hvart twill cbb and TOW
All the hvclong way.
Sing Il mother, Softly sing
While she slumbcrs on Thy knccl
All that after years may bring
Shall flow hack TO thee.
Sing Il mother Love IL strung'
When the tears Of girlhoud fall.
Echccs Of thy cradle sony
Shall its peace recall.
Sing It mo,hcr' When her ear
Catchcih first the voice divine.
Dying. he may smile 10 hear
What she dccmcth thine
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-11-17

Saturday Democratic candidate
went TO Louisville. Sunday Il was gen.
orally reported that machines had been
procured al Louisville to steal the
election with, Monday these contri.
vunccs were sent 10 Democratic heelers
ait over the county and some Of them
fell IN the hands Of Republicans and
are now on exhibition here where any
body can see them who cares to do so.
The eontriyance Is made 10 that II the
voter uses II he can not possibly vote
any thing but the Democratic ticket
What do the people generally think Of
this effort 10 steal the election in Ohio
county. Hartford Republican.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-11-17

Nlggers should now demand
places on the Juries. The Repuhh.
cans could not have been elected
without their votes Livingston
Democrat.
some people would accomplish more
II they would seek to remove friction
IN their own party rather than try to
ereateit in another. The niger" scare
crow issue has been worn threadbare
N Livingston county. and reasoning
from the judgment Of the people in
the recent election. they will stand for
It no longer.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-11-17

The Democratic party in Livingston
county is not dead. although il has
been stabbed in the back by traitors.
and strangled by niggers. The organi-
cation is still in the hands Of Demo
Gratis, and in the future, party lines
will be drawn more rigidly than ever
before and all boilers who put the
cold steel to the party in this election
will be looked after and will not be
allowed to have anything to say in
party affairs in the future. Livingston
Democrat.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-11-17

The editor Of the Press says the
editor Of THE RECORD has a mule
progeny lie may have thought that
brilliant and some Of his readers may
think It profouud-we don't. However.
If he means the kind Of mule that de-
nounced ring rule and rottenness in
the Democratic ranks in Livingston
county, We accept it.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-11-17
Administrators Sale.

viii IN Saturday, Dec. 2. ofc,
Tor sale tho following described proper
", at the homestead Of ]. n Cas-
deceased One MARI, brides and sad
dies, plows and plow gear. hay rake
household furniture. Terms will b,
made known on day Of sale.
rs GAss. Admr.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-11-17

Relief funds are being collected all
over the United States to be sent to
the oppressed Jews who are suffering
on account Of the massacres in
Russia
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-11-17

Tom, what did We tell you about
Jurcs last weck2 Record What you
told did not amount 10 a. atom any.
where. Tom Cochran ,obcryc thew
understand which Toni cut the major.
" down 300 in this county. Had any
one. even IN your own party. believed.
any thing you published about Tom he
would have lost Cntt,nden county by
the usual majority Of 5Ol. instead of
lea such mule ANCESTOR a. you ar,
what hc.pcd him permit us 10 add tbs
word 'out). And Il you should ek,
out another year Of existence III,
county viii he safely Democratic "
Critcndcn Press, this week.
How many times has full Rcpublicar
ticket tn this county been elected and
how many times was the usual ma.
jority COY And the editor Of the Pres.
will kindly take note that the Republi.
cans Of this county arrived at their
own conclusions with reference To tn,
value Of this publ ,a,ion in the face al
Sso0 oorruption fund. W,
arc Of the opinion that the editor of
the Press would not have though, a,
the expression in the last line Of nj,
editorial had not he remembered wha,
a hig congressman said. about year
ago. would be the fate Of the Demo.
cratic party in this county II the pres.
ent editor Of the Press remained in
charge. But dear reader. how would
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-11-17

The Democrats of Crittenden county
made a gallant fight and largely re.
duced the Republican majority in that
county. The Marion Press did some
great work for the ticket. Enterprise
Really helped it out.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-11-17

The Louisville Post claims that the
prospective standing Of the two sides
IN the Senatorial race is Paynter So,
Blackburn %, Ollie James 2 and 10
n0ncommlttal
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-11-17
WASHINGTON LETTER
From Our Regular Correspondent,

Two national associations Of hard.
ware men have held their conventions
in Washington this week and finished
their business today with an endorse.
ment Of President Roosevelt's position
on the rate question. Il was a bio
gathering one convention representing
all the big manufacturing firms Of the
county and the other Of the jobbers
represented by the men who sell the
manufacturers products to the trade
and to the public. It was an important
meeting in a way and brought together
1000 Of the biggest men in the bust.
ness. Just what was the internal bus.
mess Of the two meetings must remain
more or less Of mystery as both were
IN executive session and dealt chiefly
with the trade arrangements which are
supposed TO be no business Of the pub.
ie' Two things came 10 light. how.
ever, which were Of general interest
one the adoption Of a resolution. almost
an identical resolution by both bodies
for a reform Of the consular service
ION business lines. and the other the
endorsement Of the Prcsiden, on rat.
legislation as aforesaid
90.
Now Il may seem like impcrtincnee
Tor an outsider To criticise the action Of
such body Of men who unqucstionably
Know how to run their own particular
trade, because they hive made a sue.
cess Of It and are all Of them prosper.
Gus citizens. But their two resolutions
were fair sample Of the action Of the
trade conventions which more and
more make the capital city meeting
place. The railroad rate resolution OF
the manufacturers was passed only
after severe fight. Il came near not
being passed at all Reduced To ia
real meaning, Il was simply an asscr.
ton that there ought 10 be something
done In the rate line and that lacking
any better information the association
though, 1, wiscst to endorse the Pres.
dent and let Il 10 at that Now. Of
course, the President and the attorney
general have given their best though,
10 the matter and their conclusions a,
Tar as they have reached concrete form
are probably wise. but there Wa n
large body u representative men Nh,
have 10 deal continually with the raj,
question and there was not a single
suggestion from any 81 them a. Ia the
practical points that such leVislation
ought TO cover, nothing Ia indieatobow
they were effected or why any reform.
were necessary or desirable. Il was a
body that apparently could have given
The administration valuable adyie, az
what Is eonicssclly knotty problem
Hut no. The resolution was a. bln,l
Of practical suggestion as an iceberg /,
Of heritage
The two resolutions on the ostcnsion
OF American trade we're equally child.
ish. They simply stated that il MA,
desirable tina, the consular service
should be rcouaniacd on businc.. lines
WIN view TO extending the foreign
markets Of the United States. Now
Secretary Root has gone into the State
department with the avowcd wish 10
reorganise the consular service and he
has The endOSementof Secretary TAFT.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-11-17

Col. Jack Chinn suggests a new mot
70 for Kentucky. towit: Brains, booze.
beauty and bullets
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-11-17
FRIDAY, NOV. II, 1905.
The Press is sore.

There may be a greater gain than
getting, but there is no greater
pleasure.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-11-17

If you see it in THE RECORD you can
depend on it, the Press to the contrary
notwithstanding.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-11-17

1t has at last come to it, the nlggers
hold the balance Of power Livingston
Democrat.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-11-17

Sooner or later there will come a
time when you would like 10 csprc.s
yourself In good English 10 a., IN.
beauty and be- able 10 expires. tha,
beauty. Washington Irving had ,h,.
power and the world il wiser b.cau..
Of THIS purc stream u pure h,.ra,ur,
Hawthorne had the power. and I.opgf.l.
low, Whittier, Holmes and Dwell 49,.
noble pen-talkers and the world !,
richer and wiser and better bccau.s a,
shat these noble men did. Hut We ar,
not all literary lights never having
ever reached the dut ring in the lad
der OF literature A study u SHAKE
pcarc docs not produce Shakc,p,ar,.
hu' the point We want 10 drive bou, !.
That u Is your duty asa teacher A..
man or woman Of education. 10 lend IN,
world a part of your knowledge through
'he newspapers. Editors are nanny 20
Fccc'Nc manuscripts II wcll.mrn.d
sentences. We all rcycl In the beauty
Of similc and metaphor and e,els,u
How beautiful" How often do ~.
near the expression. II wish | could
write like - and 90. " when. with the
same care Ne nigh, far outshine "a ana
%. Therein Is the secret Take m.
pains take the time.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-11-17

just returned from an extensive trip
through the Orient, that such reorgsni.
cation is desirable. But the very men
who ought to have had ideas as to for
eign trade and whose suggestions
would have been most thankfully re-
ceived at the state department at this
Juncture. passed up the whole matter
with the badly overworked phrase Of
reorganization on business lines"
which no man has yet been able to
fathom the meaning. There was not a
single concrete suggestion in the reso-
luton and there was no attempt to
appoint committee to get into touch
with the State department and offer
advice on what is one Of the most i'm
portant topics Of the day. Decidedly
the two conventions missed very
brilliant opportunity.
90
The rumor is ahoat that Japan and
the United States are to exchange
compliments by raising their diplomat
&c representatives at Washington and
Tokyo TO the rank Of ambassadors.
Assistant Secretary Bacon Of the State
department says that nothing has been
done in the matter so far But Wash
ington is becoming more and more a
frst-class diplomatic post and there are
now as many ambassadors in the dip
lomatic list as there are ministers. In
fact, all Of the frst-class powers now
have ambassadors in the United States
and II is the custom sanctioned by law
that when any foreign power wishes TO
raise its diplomatic representative in
Washington to the ranks Of an ambas-
sador that the United States will do the
same with It's representative abroad.
Now that Japan mas stepped into the
family Of nations a. a frst-class power.
i is only natural that she should no
onger be satisfied with minister in
Washington. This government is not
yearning for the additional expense
hat an ambassador at Tokyo would
entail, but II Japan wishes to do US
that compliment it is more than proba.
bic that her wishes will be met and
that Mr.. Griscom will be given a step
IN rank.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-11-17

We are going To close out our entire
stock Of millinery.
DENnAN 4 LOW.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-11-17

Hts teaching is boomerang who
constantly condemns that which q
himself practices. Tho Oh. I'D excuse.
Every close, has il skeleton. '' IL a
very poor way out Of the difficulty.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-11-17

To b. specific. the tobacco user who
keeps the knowledge of his using the
weed from the pupils and at the .ame
time uncomprumuingly condemns Il.
falls nifty pcr cent In the estimation u
hs pupils. Why because children
have some hea u consistency even n
the Sord Is not In their Vocabulary
Therein h the boomerang
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-11-17

Long time in Office breeds corup.
ton. brcyity In official he BE- a barrier
against corruption.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-11-17

The Investment that declares the
greatest dividends j. the moaey invest.
~ In education. Nothing pays like
mental broadening
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-11-17
Educational Column
" MuGM wAIsoN. ~,

Superstition and ignorance can b.
routed by education and intelligence
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-11-17

We wupld not. " Ne could. hay,
ever, SOY 10 b. a little Lord Faun,lc.
10Y On the other hand We would
avoid the other extreme of muliinr
every mothers darling into a Peek
bad Boy" There il happy medium
between the extreme. Lut rothinr
shor, of the best, the very beat. should
satisfy the s,rivcrs for the noble things
Of life. The god are half had
and the had half Tccd. A" bat tho "nalf
good should not out.we,h The ",alf
bad. "
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-11-17

The object ~ The educational column
BE- but 10 furnish a medium through
which The teachers may give public
expression q their opinions Only a
icw moFr weeks and this column vii
have lived he prescribed ne The
lrnrih n The school term. and M cx.
prcssion from yol has reached he par.
cnis II The chi.lrcn whom yoa may
instruct within The next half decade.
80, fcllow.toachcrs. the invitation Is q
standing one and there W, Is room.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-11-17

A practical education is not one that
cfdovs men with rct.nch-quick meth.
"'is. Does Il pay How much' l.oss
IN character dollars and cents will
mover make up. 0ss In dollars and
cuts, character and the night sort 81
thrift, can supply. There h. a mighty
difference between bankruptcy In char.
ac,cr and Ia ,kup,cy In the hank
account
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-11-17

Ignorance BE- the most costly crop
any land can procure Ignorance. not
education. has built our iails. pcniten.
tIaucs and reform institutions.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-11-17

Ignorance contracts. education broad.
ems NE. What We want as people In
the way u education. IL that training
and broadening that will make the best
man or woman possible cut Of those
Who Iossvss u