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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-19

Huntsville, Oct s.-(Special )-Eev J. B. Culpepper. a prominent evangelist, has closed a series of very successful revival meetings in the Methodist Church at Gurley. A hundred people joined the church at the last service.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-19

Bose Green and Cullerm Newman. Those who will face charges of high way robbery are VIII Fox, Bob Gentry and Win Andrews.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-19

Rev. w. N. Dunham. D. D.. Gheyeniime, G me today were 1t not for Dufy's Pure Malt "Nt1H Mrs. Susan Baker. Elmira, N. .olg T.: 1ol ;ybapks to Duffy's Pure Malt 'Whiskey. "
 Dr. J. s. Lambert, Arboyals w va; :; -"Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey IS grand medicine and l prescrioe II lor oiJ Iohn Eminger, Harrisburg, Pa, S2 years old:-"I consider Durys great tonic -stimulant for the aged ana h'- Mrs Mary Trumblee, Genoa Junction, oa wears oid:-"I am hale and hearty Nv orly doctor Is Duffy's Pure Malt Whtskey."
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-19
Railroad Man Hurt

J. T. Nicholson, employed on the Frisco System. was seriously and per- haps fatally hurt this morning early while in the discharge of his duty as brakeman. He was carried to a hospi- tai where one leg was amputated. His condition was reported as critical this afternoon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-19
JaIIor Attacked by Prisoner.

Jaflor Pinson at the County jail was attacked by Will Miller a negro pris- oner of the County under sentence of death. this morning, and but for su- perior strength, there is no telling what might have happened to the of ficer. Mir. Pinson was in the prisons looking over conditions when he was assaulted. Miller took the officer un- awares and from the rear. In few minutes the officer had gotten away and soon had the negro inside of a cell. Miller was convicted and sentenced to death for throwing dynamite at a car containing prisoners being conveyed from one mine to another and the ex- piosion which followed caused the death of one man. The death sentence was carried to the Supreme Court. Re- gently Miller has been acting queerly. The officer this morning had presence of mind not to use his weapon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-19

-"DuSffy's Pure Malt Whiskey is a re- re- liable, effective and agreeable tonic. stimulant."
 Mrs. William Pratt, Chelsea, Mass, 9I years old:-'It is a wonderful tonic. and has been the mainstay of my old age"
 Rev A. Mcleod. D. D.. Gfeenfeaf Mich. - thank God there is such a medicine as Dufry's Pure Malt Whis- key"
 Samuel Pike. Lisbon. \. H., 90 years Old:-Every man of advanced years should keep 1t in his house." Captain Frank Myers, Atlanta. Ga: -"Duffy.s has cured me and heartily recomend 1t to old men"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-19
TALK IS OF TERMINALS
CONFERENCE OF RAILROAD OPEL
 CIALs IN BIRMINGHAM.
Desperate Attack Made by Negro fis- oner Upon JaiIor Pfnson-Han- road Man Receives Injuries
 Which May Prove Fatal.

Birmingham, Oct. 1S.-(Special)-H. :. R spencer. General Manager of the Southern Railway. c. R. Gray, Second Vice President and General Manager of the Frisco system: c. s. McManus, General Superintendent of the south ern: H. H. Brown. Superintendent and A. s. Blodgett. of the chief engineers s office, Frisco System, held confer euce here today in reference to termi- nals in Birmingham and in the Bir- mingham district.
 The Frisco System recently pur- chased several hundred thousand dol- lars worth of property to be used as terminals and for the yards and de- pots of the Illinois Central Railroad. with which system. the Frisco has a contract The Southern Railway pur- chased d few years back a large tract of land at North Birmingham which has been graded and partly laid with rail for yards and switching purposes. The two big systems are also interest ed extensively in the new passenger station being erected in Birmingham and this was part of the subject of the conference.
 All these officials have been giving the Birmingham district much atten- tion since the railroad interests have been so active in acquiring property on all sides to be used for terminals and other purposes.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-19

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The daily sentinel., 1905-11-08
DEMOCRATS WIN OHIO.

Special to The Sentinel
Cincinnati. Nov. S.-rhe landslide
appears to have shattered the Re
publican machine in Ohio. Patti
son. Democrat. has almost certainly
defeated Herrick for governor. The
Democrats, the other state offices and
the legislature.
Boss Cox announces his retirement
from politics. For years he has been
the dominating force In the coun-
ellis of the Republican party. making
and unmaking the political futures
of men with a single wave Of the
hand. In the face of menacing de
feat, before returns had been receiv-
ed from a single precinct, he announc-
ed his permanent retirement from
politics Municipal ownership won
great victories in Cleveland, CinCi-
natti and Toledo.
Returns from all over the state,
say Republican losses and Democratic
gains are almost everywhere,
The daily sentinel., 1905-11-08

A new front is being placed In the
old Sun building on North Futh
street.
The shortage of freight cars con
tinues and the coal men and trult
men are still complaining.
Last night the Mesa County Medi-
cal society met in regular session at
the Office of the Chamber OF Com
merce. Those present were Drs'
Abbott. 1ngersoll, Henderson, Bun
smith. Welles and Warner. A num-
Der Of interesting papers were read
and discussed The session was a
most enjoyable one.
There seems to be an honest effort
TO organze water companies for the
reservation settlers. Even II this et-
fort does not bear fruit, the water
problem will be adjusted and regu-
late itself in the due course OF time
ANYHOW. The water belongs to the
land and the actual homesteader ana
land owner viii eventually get II.
Even If the applications are granted
TO the companies and persons to gob-
ble up large volumes of water, they
could not force the settlers to buy
II the company does not own lana on
which TO use the water. II must be
turned back into the stream. Then
the settlers could take out their own
canal II they chose below the POM
where the water was turned pacN
into the stream by the company
Vernal Express
The daily sentinel., 1905-11-08
Democracy Triumphant
wEAvER's pLuRALITY 100000.

Special to The Sentinel
Philadelphia, Nov. S.-The victory
OF the reform party was complete in
Philadelphia yesterday. The reform
forces. lead by Mayor Weaver. car
RED everything in Philadelphia and
Berry. the Democratic candidate for
state treasurer, has been elected. thus
Wrestling the control of the state
treasury from the gang for the first
time in twenty-five years The pIu-
rality of Weaver is around 40 900
The political revolution in Phila-
delphia and in the state was the
greatest that has occurred in Penn
sylvania for nearly generation
There have been previous upheavals
but this is the first time in years that
every office for which there was a con
test has been lost to the regular Re
publican organization. The plural
ity of William II. Berry. nominat-
ed by the Democrats for treasurer.
will be nearly 100000. II may go
over these figures. President Roose-
velt's plurality last year was more
than half million.
The daily sentinel., 1905-11-08
HEARST WILL CONTEST.
Special to The Sentinel.
Na,,y N,rt- Nov w Il

Special to The Sentinel
New York Nov. s.-W. II. Hearst
has given out the following state
ment:
I'VE have won this election. All of
Tammany's corruption, all of Tam
many's false registration, all of Tam
many's intimidation and violence, and
Illegal voting and dishonest counting
have not been able to overcome the
great popular majority. The recount
will show that we have won the cleo
ton by many thousands of votes. /
shall fight this battle to the end in
behalf of the people who have cast
their votes for me and ] shall not
any effort of the criminal bosses,
said William Randolph Hearst. Mr.
Hearst in making his contest may
demand that each of the l.94S
ballot boxes used in the election be
brought before the election board and
a count of the ballots he made by that
body.
Then. If not satisfied, Hearst will
take the matter into the courts Tor
decision and II this is done, the bat
tie Will probably be a long one and
an intricate one. In addition to the
proceedings before the aldermen and
the. regular contest in the courts, Mr.
Hearst may, of course. bring to the
attention of the authorities each indi-
vidual case of fraud or violence that
may be discovered District Attor-
ney Jerome, in his statement says
"It was contest Of strength be
tween corrupt bosses and an aroused
public opinion. There is no uining
with the people when they are arous-
ed and my election Is a lesson that
the bosses will not soon forget.
The daily sentinel., 1905-11-08
REPUBLICANS EASILY WIN.

speriai to The Sentinel r..,.ttaa,s
Chicago. Nov. THE Republicans
,,ade a clan sweep of the election in
Chicago and Cook county today, elect
ed ali their candidates with the eX-
cantion of one man The sole Demo
raj 10 reach the promised land was
" E. Webb. candidate for sanitary
trustee. 4 fo,r
Judges of the supreme court by plu-
lilies ranging from twenty thou
sand to TWENTY-FIVE thousand one
i1dge 10 FIJI the vacancy on the bench
cf fhe superior court by a plurallty
Of over 900: Judge OF the clrcull
conrt by 10000 and eight out OF hlne hlne
members of the board OF sahitaIs
trustees by pluralities ranging from
/ 900 to 5000.
The daily sentinel., 1905-11-08

The $500 Mesa County bank loan
was made last year and was settled
on January 8 of this year.
The miscellaneous expenses include
police service, laborers. teams, etc
The total amount of paid bills. all
or neralv all contracts in connection
with the last fair, and not tnclud-
ing interest on mortgage ana loans
or the unpaid premiums, amount 10
S2.O47.SS. The unpaid premiums
amount to S1.16S.25. The S2,o4t'-
SIS and the S1,16S.25, practically rep
resent the amount of Indebtedness Oh
the last fair or the loss on the Ias'
fair. a total of S3,2l6.13.
should the association De aole 10
collect from the county comnlis-
.,ionere +he $1,000 which the county
commissioners agreed to appropriate
so,. nremiums. but which payment mas
heen refused on the grounds that the
secretary failed to comply WIN me
law in making application io1 tne
amount the Indebtedness or snort,
ace ON the last fair would be reuueeu
to S2,216.1S. a.. mon
There is a mortgage on the prop
o,.t- To the association. held by Z.
Vt shores amounting TO S6,636.Z
Two notes against the fair OF Sl.zuu
aacb are held by the banks. lnese
tbree items with the other indeDteu-
moss contracted at the last Ialr DIllsS l,e
Inc total Indebtedness OF the asso'''
lion to s12.246.33. .h,u,s
cant. Worthington report si,om' .,,', {
that there is due to the fair from peo 20
nIe who subscribed stock ~ 49,,
Of this amount $ .G67. 90 was 20 6ts
been paid for in cash whlle
was to have been paid TOT III %, mic
Could pavment be collected on M, NJ
..t,'cI, the proceeds would almost pay
tho amount of the Indebtedness o.
M iaet fair. even If the tair iail-
- IN collect the $1,000 from t"'
county commissioners. n. .bov,a
cant Worthington report snow now
tbat 2.795 shares Of association So 49,
Sae heen issued by the associas.i,u ~
,rhis etocIt represents value OF go
d45n0 The association is cap lal lI
"a at sos. 900. consequently lheLe
T. about $1,000 in stock III '"'
treasury. .,+ed that the
ticllet tally made by taklh5 -, W
amount OF the tickets secureui 80 80
The prlnting house and suotsa w. ~
from fhis amount the huniDs l!,,.,,Id
ticlrets sold and the number uni.o,s uns
shows but a slight number ol -. ~
oii on''q1 anpearances. there is very i.. iidtie
irreguiarity i in the tally Of the 5iGHfis ebe
The report further states ,,.are found Sli in
books of the secretary Neie
good condition. .s ,,,o renort
Mr.. Ella made a general - s'%te'' NJ sec.
toncbing upon the failure OF lne ~
-. ~ make proper application l"i
H. se1' countv's ST 900 He declared Jared
that practically everyt.Rlians iecretary hsp yge1
ielr ~ ofber addresses followed
asst, t5st Of # Mr. Elias. James B. Hunter 90 o.
Fruitn. declared that he ana "a a nun ~,
her of others had passed INTO .n' ~
per % o. ~ the association without re
ea'y,ne ,Ss tickets. simply paying Tn, tn,
man at the gate and wanted la ,Sese TO eoals enGs
now cannted for. He declared ina
pc pc knew knew Of many such cases. His HIS aq al
dress was to a large extent r an Eia 4,
raignment of the secretary Mr. h''
The daily sentinel., 1905-11-08
UNION LABOR ELECTS. MAYOR.

snocial to The sentinel uo
san Fransisco. Nov. z. FoI the
third consecutive time Eugene
Schmitz the Union Labor eahdldale
was reelected mayor OF san iran
cisco by a majority OF at leasl ~. -
900 over the joint nominee Oh 'he
Returns from 1914 precincts OUT
Of S25 give Schmitz I2,202. Partridge
only 2S,lOl. A. tr,to,
n abor party has probably elected lts
entire municipal ticket by maJolties
ranging from 10000 up.
The daily sentinel., 1905-11-08
MASSACHUSETTS

Special to The Sentinel
Boston. Nov. Lieutenant Gov
ernor Curtis Guild, Jr.. Of Massachu-
setts, the Republican candidate was
elected governor in the state election
today by a plurality of nearly 30.-
600 over Charles w. Bartlett, of Bos-
ton the Democratic candidate.
For second place on the ticket for
which there was an unusually warm
contest Eben S. Draper, Republican
of Hopedale won over Harry Whit
ney. his Democratic opponent and the
leading advocate of reciprocity, by a
plurality of over 1000.
The Republicans elected seven OF
the eight members of the executive
council and the usual large majority
In both branches Of The legislatnre.
The daily sentinel., 1905-11-08
80
SCHNuTZ' MAJORITY 1t,5OI.

Special to The Sentinel
San Francisco. Nov. S.-Mayor
Eugene Schmitz. and the entire Union
Labor ticket. has been elected by a
sweeping vote. The majority OF
Schmitz over the fusion opponent is
1864. The Union Labor candidate
and his party achieved astounding
success. From the head of the ticket
down to the 18th nominee for super
visor. every Union Labor candidate
was elected The fusion ticket nom
mated by the Republican and Demo
cratic parties met with an overwhelm-
ing defeat
The daily sentinel., 1905-11-08
MonMoNs WIN N HARD FIGHT.

Special to The sentinel
Salt Lake City, Nov 7.-The
American party of which Former U.
s. Senator Thomas Kearns is leader
todav elected Ezra Thompson mayor
after a bitter campaign in which the
opposition to the Mormon church was
fhe sole issue Mayor X. p. Morris,
Mormon and Democrat. ran ahead OF
chief of Police w. ]. Lynch, Republi-
can and Gentle, for whom Senator
smoot made a personal campaign.
Except some aldermen the whole
American ticket was elected,
The daily sentinel., 1905-11-08
sMooT AND PENRosE FIGHT.

Special to The Sentinel.
Salt Lake City. Nov. S.-Senator
Reed Smoot and Apostle Charles w.
Penrose quarreled over politics last
night and nearly came to blows, the
lie being passed. The American
anti Mormon, has elected Ezra
Thompson, former Republican mayor
by a big majority. and claims ma
inrltN of the cnmncll
The daily sentinel., 1905-11-08
REPUBLICANS WIN MARYLAND.

Baltimore, Nov s.-The Republi-
can ticket in this state was success
ful al yesterdays election, and Cor
mans proposed constitutional amend
ment. disfranchising negroes was de-
faated
The daily sentinel., 1905-11-08
INDIANA.

indianapolis. Nov. 7.-Unoficial re-
turns from all OF the 246 precincts
give Bookwalter, Rep, for mayor
5.436; Holman, Dem, for mayor,
23,S97.
The daily sentinel., 1905-11-08
MUNICIPAL oWNERsHP WINS

Chicago. Nov. Municipal owner
ship again achieved a victory IN chi
cago at Yesterdays election. the Re-
publican candidates being success
full.
The daily sentinel., 1905-11-08
NOT OVER 5000.

New York. Nov .-(noon) Nc
Clellan's majority for mayor will not
reach more than 5000, while Jerome
was elected with a good margin.
The daily sentinel., 1905-11-08
VIRGINIA.

Richmond, Nov Mac Swanson.
Democrat, was elected governor of
virginia by about 10000 plurality
over Judge l.. l.. Lewis, the Republi-
can candidate.
The daily sentinel., 1905-11-08
REMEMBER THANKSGIVING.

IT'S rapidly approaching and re-
member also that our store anords
the best facilities for the selection OF
the best groceries and table deliea-
cies. Everything that tends to make
your Thanksgiving dinner a source
of gastronomlc delight will be found
in our stock. which has been most
carefully provided for the Thanks
giving season,
The daily sentinel., 1905-11-08
KENTUCKY.

Louisville. Nov. Democrats
elected a mayor and Legislature re-
mains practically unchanged, with a
good working Democratic majority
The daily sentinel., 1905-11-08
MASSACHUSETTS REPUBLICAN.

Roeton. Nov. s.-The Republican
candidate for governor was electsa
Yesterday. but the Republican eahui.
!. arrow escapt from defeat.
The daily sentinel., 1905-11-08


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The daily sentinel., 1905-11-08
STOCKHOLDERS MEET
COUNTY FAIR MATTERS Fully
DiSCUSsED-BIG ATTEND
ANCE-SOME INTEREST
ING FIGURES.

The meeting of the stockholders
and directors of the Mesa County
Fair association. held yesterday at
odd Fellows hall was largely attend
ed, over one hundred gentlemen be
ing present. The session was a long
one. opening about half past two o.
clock and continuing until nearly six
o'clock
1t was lively and interesting ses-
sion from start to finish. The re-
port made by the auditor of the sec
retary's books showed that the assoc
iation was in a pretty bad fix finan-
ciaily and the matter of providing
some means to pay the debts OF the
association was the principal theme
for discussion.
The meeting was called to order
by w. p Ella. president of the assoc
iation. Alvin \. Bucklin was elect
ed chairman of the meeting and Leon
j. Chapman was chosen as secre-
:ary.
Capt. c. B Worthingron. the expert
accountant, who was employed to 90
over the books and ascertain the
amount of Indebtedness and the true
financial condition OF the organiza-
ton, was called upon to make his re-
port.
Ihe association is in debt on the
last fair alone $4,000 and the total
Indebtedness of the association is
nearly $4,000. as shown by the re
port of Capt. Worthington.
Capt Worthington' report covers
the receipts and expenditures of the
fair from January ] 1905 to October
81. 1905 and the publishing of some
of the figures given in this report will
be of considerable interest to the
public.
The receipts OF the fair association
during these months were as fol
lows. composed mainly of receipts
The daily sentinel., 1905-11-08

We believe that there is a best in
oD,ical goods as well as in everything
siss Best not in quality, but in what
4 fully essential-style.
We take care at all times to have
our glasses correct in every way ana
also give attention to the style and mt
50 as 10 insure comfort and becoming
ness to the wearer.
The daily sentinel., 1905-11-08

rhs nnny sentIneI 5Oe per month.
The daily sentinel., 1905-11-08

OUTING FLANNELS Soft, fluffy, and
in splendid weight and pretty patterns
Plenty of them Sc, Sc, Zoe
The daily sentinel., 1905-11-08
TIE FAIR
THE ATTRACTIONS AT THE FAIR PRICES
There Isn't One Working Day in the Year

in rich warm colorings
for covering cushiors, window seats,
shirt waist boxes, comfortables and
the like-from &c.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-23
!. SUPP. oAKEs, RESIGN rI0N.

Three months ago the legislative com
mittee which investigated the state
prison at Windsor reported ~That the
continuance IN office 81 Superintendent
Of State Prison Il. M. Cakes is detri-
mental both to the state and the prison.
and the discipline thereof" The report
was presented to the legislature and
that was apparently the last Of it..
Supt. Cakes has continued to hold his
position to now when be steps down and
out Anyone would have thought that
after the committee reported as they
did, that his continuance in Office was
detrimental" the official would have
rendered his resignation at once. 1t
was what everyone was expecting. But
no resignation was forthcoming 50 far
as the public knew, and the public iudg-
ed the superintendent as man possess
ed OF the impervious skin of pachy-
derm. But it developed that the pub
lie did Supt. Cakes an injustice. He
did resign short time after the report
Of The special committee but he was not
allowed to have his way by the direc-
tors Of the institution. The resignation
was not accepted BY the governing
board.
Since that time Supt. Cakes has been
failed numerically. Now that the an
nouncement has become public perhaps
the directors Of the institution will
have the kindness TO allow him to re-
sign What bearing the resignation will
have on the investigation which is
about to be made at the state prison
is predetermined. But it speaks well for
Mr.. Cakes that he has asked for an OPP
portunity to appear before the special
committee when the proper time comes.
He undoubtedly will be given a chance.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-23

1t is, Of course in the nature Of an ex-
pertinent, TO determine whether the
business Of the Two departments can
be conducted by one man SATISFACTORY
". The city cannot afford to impair
the efficiency Of either branch and if it
should be found that one man is not
capable Of performing the duties then a
return to the old system will be neees-
sary. But the consensus Of opinion il
that the city engineer can take on the
duties Of the other office, without i'm
pairment to his own, or 70 the water
department. The Times has held to
this latter view for some time and is
pleased to see the experiment tried.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-23
STOPPED BY DARKNESS.
Two Montpelier Boys Started to Run
Away, But Gave It UP.

Two small boys named William But
ner and Edgar Harlow, ages from 10
TO Y years, who ran away from their
homes in Montpelier, arrived home Tues
day afternoon with feet wet. and tired
out. They decided some DAYS ago ii
was 4 hard thing to 60 to school and
that there was no chance for small
boy anyway. On Monday noon they
left home to seek their own fortunes
IN the world. The Butner boy is being
brought up by Frank Duplesis. Edgar
Harlow is q son Of William Harlow, a
candy maker
AS they left their homes about school
time their absence was not noticed until
late in the evening. They did net re-
turn Monday night. The boys made
mp their minds to 90 to Burlington
and got three miles below Aiiddlesex
when il bean to grow dark. They re-
traced their steps and stopped at the
home Of NJ. ]. Herbert, where they asked
to stay during the night. The boys were
given their supper, put to bed and then
Mr.. Herbert called up the police station
at Montpelier and found they had run
away.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-23
NEW CASES ENTERED.
Washington County Court VIII Hear
Several Barre Cases.

Among the new cases entered in
Washington county court are Daniel
Guyett against w II. Danforth, s. d.
Allen against Carl 1erlo. International
Paper company against w. r. Dayen.
port aud others for S222.33, Ward Mac.
ey against Murray Kent, Allen Freeman
against town Of Plainheld.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-23
CUTTING Down CITY EXPENSES

The action Of the city council Tuesday
evening in consolidating the offices Of
city engineer and superintendent Of the
water department. is the result Of a
long-standing discussion. For consid-
cradle time the feasibility Of the idea
has been considered pro and con, with
the knowledge that the expense Of adj
1ninistration Of municipal affairs has
been heavy, and with the conviction
that there should be a curtailment
wherever possible. The two depart
ments which are now united are closely
allied and naturally the talk Of CONSOLE
dation turned in that direction, with
the result that the two win for year
at least be conducted under one head