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The Washington times., 1906-05-03
LOCK TYPE OF CANAL
NOW SEEMS ASSURED ASSURED
Congress Will Probably Not Be
Asked to Vote on the
Question.

1t is now reasonably sure that Con-
gress will not be required to decide as
to the type of canal 10 be constructed
across the Isthmus OF Panama. The
question, while not having been put to
a vote. was for the time being settled
by the senate Interoceanic Canals Com
mittee at its meeting yesterday after
noon
Senators MIllard. sPlatt. Dryden. Hop
kins, Knox. and Simmons expressed
themselves that as the SpOoner act had
provided for a lock canal. there was
noSnecessity for this Congress to de-
cide\the question. The majority of the
committee yesterday voiced the opinion
that il would be poor legislation TO
modify or change the type question at
this date.
Senators aKittredge and Taliaferro ar
gued for. a sea-leveI canal They may
present minority report on the ques-
ton II the majority OF the committee
report for a lock canal, or the con-
tinuatlon OF the Spooner act. Senator
Morgan indicated that he would not
vote forNeither type he has a COM
bination lock-sea-level plan of his own
ard will support nothing else Senator
Ankeny has been classed as a kittredge
SUPPORTER butt il is expected that ns
will follow theN NdictatiOn Of a majority
OF the COmmitte6- Senator German i
sea-IeYel man. Senator Carmack'i
views on the question have not been as
! certained. Counting .hiTn as a sea-leye
man, the vote of thebfommittee on tn
! type question, If IL comes 70 a vote
would result, from present indications
/ in seven for a lock canal, four Tor Sc
( level. with Morgan for a. comoinatlc,
of both types.
rhe statement made Sby Secretary Tai
/ before the committee some days fS
| that the Administration would ouild
! lock canal unless explicitly ordered o.
/ Congress to change the type, was dls
| cursed at length by the committee yes
| terdav. The Administration attiiud
! =ppealed 10 he committee as indicattn
that a lock ditch was preferable W.T.
such an indication I'm view. the fomSnli
tee did not see the necessity of repoF'
ing out q type bill at all.
The Washington times., 1906-05-03
TULIP IS STANDARD
OF MAGYAR REBELS
Foes of Austria Try to Raise $1,000, 900
Campaign Fund by Selling
Embleans.

BUDAPEST, Hungary, May 3.-To be
a truly patriotic Hungarian YOU must
wear the tulip emblem. 1t is the en-
blegn OF resistance 10 Austria's policy
and OF the boycott of Austrian trade:
it also indicates that you have con-
tributed TO the funds Of the Magyar
party. which is struggling against the
imperial attempts to crush Hungarian
nationality. and which has hitherto
been sadly lacking in the ''sinews of
war
II was the clever idea of some of the
leaders of the National party. among
whom is Count Batthany Tiyadar, 10
found a tulip society as a means Of
raising a fund 10 relieve individual
members Of parliament from heavy
campaign expenses. The society has
had manufactured tulip, 'embIems in
two forms-a medallion with a tulip
enameled in Hungarian eolers, which
is sold at 20 cents. and an enameled
cutout tulip, sold at 50 cents.
Thousands of enthusiastic Austria
haters arc wearing the tulip; it is esti-
mated that there are 30 600 in Budapest
alone Most people make a point OF
paving mere than the market price for
/ their tulips in order to swell the fund.
/ and n million dollars Is expected 10 be
! raised by the movement.
The Washington times., 1906-05-03
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The Washington times., 1906-05-03

NEW YORK May AT the resump-
tiOn of the divorce suit of James 3
Duke. the millionaire head of the To-
bacco trust, against his wite. Lillian,
today in Newark, Vice Chancellor pit
pey apologjzed to Mrs. Dukes counsel,
Chauncey ID. Parker. for having spoken
harshiy TO him at yesterdays session
81 feel exceedingly sorry for having
given expression to any feeling OF i'm
patience" said the judge. "and 1 had
no right TO utter the words that did.
Frederick Reinert. the city surveyor,
who had made maps and diagrams
showing the impossibility of the feat
testified to by Miss Louise henderson.
Mrs. Dukes servant. who said that she
had on one midnight stood on the fifth
floor of Mrs. Dukes house, at IL West
Sixty-eighth street. New York, and
watched Mrs Duke and Major Frank
=. Huntoon, whom Mr.. Duke names IN
his suit. ascend the stairs from the
parlor 20 Mrs. Dukes bedroom on the
third floor, was again called 10 the
stand. Reinert said that he and his as
sistant had made new experiments last
night with the result that his first OBJ
servations were strengthened
"On the first occasion. we experiment
od only ono point" said Relnert. but
last night from every point or the pan
lrter on the fifth hoor and in every
conceivable posture, and yet were not
able to see enough of the lower stair
wav to reveal anybody coming up from
the parlor floor"
Herman II. Snedecker. one of Mr.
! Reinert's assistants. gave corroboralve
I testimony.
} witnesses also contradicted some OF
the evidence given by the detectives
hired by Duke to ''sladow'' MS VIE
/ who testified to seeing light in MIS-
/ Dukes room at certain times wnen
Huntoon was at the house and 70 seeing
Huntoon wave his hand at Mrs. Duke,
who replied from her window with a
/ similar gesture. 49,.
/ At the conclusion OF this line OF test
/ imonv the defense began TO attack lhe
! evidence of Nellie Sands, the forIilet me.
maid who gave such damaging eEL'
( dence against her former mistress. MIS-
( Jennie Lincoln who is Mrs. DUKES Soh'
I nanion at her home, testified absolute
| ~ that the Sands girl did tell her 90.
| had been virtually kidnapped ana K%p'
| In confinement ..1o,
/ Mrs Lincoln said the girl added: : OF
| know Mr.. Duke made me a present .
/ 81 900 In stock because l am on ms
/ side
The Washington times., 1906-05-03
0PEN-AlR CONCERT BY
NAVAL GUN FACTORY BAND

The Naval Gun Factory Band viii give
an opcn-air concert at the navy yard
this evening at 7.30 o'clock. under the
direction of Jacob G. Moody. band
master.
The following program Will be given.
March. New Colonial" ....--..R. b. Hall
Selection from opera. II Trova-
(AT-. by Barnhouse)
Waltz, Golden Sunset. Mllt II. Hall
Medley overture, wait Till the Sun
Shines, Nellie ......- Harry Won Tilzer
Introducing Wait Till the Sun
Shines, Nenie,'' Just Across the
Bridge o; Gold.'' Moving Day ''Cn
the BANKS OF the Rhine with a
Stein,'' Making Eyes, Where the
Morning Glories Twine Around the
Door" Rufus Rastus Johnson
Brown; finale, Walt Till the Sun
Shines. Nellie"
Intcrmezzo IEdieEne, Flying Ar
row ......,...s.. Holzmsnn
Patrol, "Alssprican' -.--.----.--- Mea cham
Characteristic, General MiXup, Z.
s. a Thomas 5 Allen
The Washington times., 1906-05-03

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The Washington times., 1906-05-03
nncLE IosH Is PUZZLED.

81 don't see.'' said Uncle Josh this
lining WHY we don't hear about the
reach crop bein' ruined by frost. is n
vqea ther getttn' freakye
The Washington times., 1906-05-03
MORMONS ARE STRIVING
FOR POLITICAL POWER

KANSAS CITY, May s.-Miss Edith
Hughes, Of Burton, Kan. who for twelve
years has been a Presbyterian mission
arv among the 8iormons. says:
The great object for which the Nor
mons are striving is political power. A
constitutional amendment against pOlyg-
amy is the only thing they fear. They
know that Il pOlygamy is left 10 State
control they can preach II and practice
IL. ultimately with legislative sanction,
BY the election of safe men 70 office.
When they can control twelve States
the MorrnOMs can defeat a constitutional
amendment. Their plan Is 10 get enough
ATormo1 voters to move TO the States
which they have marked for control
The Washington times., 1906-05-03
MnecAuGeR Dixie

Impossible for anyone
to have seen persons as
cending the stairway from
the place,as claimed hv the
witness.}"- City Surveyor
Reinert.
The Washington times., 1906-05-03
DISTRICT DAUGHTERS MEET
AND ELECT THEIR UFFICERS

The District Daughters OF the Amer
ican Revolution held a meeting at the
New Willard last night and reelected
the following officers: Miss Mary Will
cox, recording secretary; Mrs. George
c. Martin, corresponding secretary;
Miss White, treasurer, and Mrs. De
Reimer, chaplain. On May 80 the mem
Royalj-
1t was decided last night 10 give
two nQsdalS to the students of George
Washington University who should
write the best essays on American his
tory.
The Washington times., 1906-05-03
VISITS Won BUELOW
IN HONOR OF HIS BIRTHDAY

BERLIN, May 3.-Prince Won Buelow.
the imperial chancellor, is celebrating
today the fifty-seventh anniversary of
his Firth In honor of the occasion the
Kaiser visited the chancellor the first
time since the latter was stricken with
paralysis in the chamber of deputies.
Prince BueIOw is still incapacitated
and is unable TO work or to travel, and
cannot resume control Of affairs until
October. hext, 81 ever
The Washington times., 1906-05-03
MAsoNs INVITE ROOSEVELT.

President Roosevelt today received an
Invitation 20 attend the ceremonies Of
the grand council of the Masonic order
of Delaware. incident to the celebra-
ton OF its centennial. at Wilmington
Del. on June Z. The President viii not
be able to attend.
The Washington times., 1906-05-03

39C Gloves, 25C pair
Lot Of sbout 800 pairs of women's
ail-silk Gloves, in black and white
The best gloves for summer wear.
Perfect dting All sizes TomOr-
row at Is 9-di- instead of &c.
Lot of sS5 ssir5 of women's 3
clasp KiG Gloves, in black. white,
gray. tan. mode. and red All sizes
in the lot. Regular EnC
price 75c ;. pair. Reduced
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -
The Washington times., 1906-05-03

PILED UP PENNIES
FOR UNFORTUNATES
Washington School Chill
dren Help Relief Fund.
HAVE COLLECTED A BIG SUM
This Amount VIII Be Increased When
Other Divisions Are Heard
From

More than $1,000 has already been col
lected by The school children of Wash
angton in aid of the children of San
Francisco. Even with this encourag
Ing amount on hard. there are still six
divisions of the thirteen. and two high
schools yet to be heard from.
When the school children first express
ed desire to contribute their mite
10 the fund in ala of the San Francisco
sufferers 1t looked as though II might
amount 10 a few hundred dollars II
now looks as IL the amount will reach
$3.50 before the contribution lists are
closed.
Piled Up Their Pennies.
Each day since the great calamity
beftn San Francisco the children have
denied themselves little luxurfes in or
DER to add their pennies to the school
treasury. Each day the little pile OF
money increased, and today the school
children OF Washington step into CON
STlcu0uS place among the generous con-
tributors 10 the great relief fund
Ihere are thirteen divisions in the
schools OF Washington The third di-
vision leads so Ear, having contributed
S25l 70 the fund. In the list of schools
mentioned. the Hilton, OF the third
leads with s5S. while the Peabody is a
close second with Sf2. The first divi-
sion contributed S155; the second. SII6G5:
the fourth. Se1.Ss; the sixth, SIS. .73; the
ninth, SlV0.Si; the eleventh, about SO.
and tho thirteenth, about $50. The West
ern High ScG0ol came IN with 800; the
business with $35; the Technical, about
81: The first division. which has con-
trlouted so far $50, still has five schools
to hear from
Among the schools and divisions which
nave not yet reported are the Eastern
High School, Western High School, and
the Fifth, Seventh, Eighth, Tenth. and
twelfth divisions. The Western High
School VIII give a concert tomorrow
afternoon, the proceeds of which will be
given over 70 the fund.
House to House Canvass.
John JOY Edison, chairman Of the COM
mittee on the house-to-house canvass,
today reported that S1O425 had been re-
ceived this morning. making the total
amount fer the canvass so. SOS. .96. Mr.
Edison said the contributions had been
nearly all collected and that the can
Nass had been practically closed Con-
tributiOns are still coming in however
G1d the fund is growing steadily
tne committee in charge of the tenn
porary depot established some days ago
10 receive clothing and food for the Cal
nOrnia sufferers. has not vet made a
formal report, but il was said this morn
ing that clothing and food amounting
TO somewhere between Iwenty-six and
twenty-seVen tons had been sent out TO
the coast.
The headquarters have been closed and
some Interesting features are looked for
IN the report which IS now in prepara-
ton.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-02-09

got
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-02-09

my bunk now finishing up this diary.
| don't guess you will get much sense
out Of this for Il was written every
night by the camp fire and II was
there to explain Il, ! could tell you a
lot about the trip. There are four
towns here. Ryolitc is nearly as large
as Marion, Beatty and BullfrOg as
Salem and Gold Center about like
Lcyias. I am at Ryolite but you writ,
me ut Bullfrog. | had a fine time on
the journey and am feeling fine,
Wages here are Si.50 pr S hours. !
am seventy five miles from the nearest
railroad at Goldhcld. Mercury stand.
at q today
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-02-09
A Grim Tragedy

Il daily enacted, in thousands u
homes, as Death claims. In each one,
another victim Of Consumption or
Pneumonia. But when coughs and
colds are properly treated. the tragedy
Is ayerccd. p. g. Huntlcy, Of Oak.
landon, Ind. writes; MY wife had
the consumption and three doctors
gave her up. Finally she took DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consumpt.
ion. Coughs and Colds, which cured
her. and today she Ia well and strong. "
Il kills the germs Of all diseases One
dose relieves. Guaranteed AZ soc and
500 by HAYNES a TAYLOR. drugEists
Tria' hottie free.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-02-09
The yellow Fever Germ

Has recently been discovered. II
bears a close resemblance TO the ma.
laria germ. To free the system from
disease germs, the most effective re-
NEEDY is DIR. Kings New Life Pills
Guaranteed to cure all diseases due to
malaria poison ard constipation pc
nj Haynes & Taylor, The enterprising
druggists Of Marion.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-02-09

All these diseases are attended by In
tense itching. which Is almos, instantly
relieved by applying Chamberlain
Salyc and by IT, continued use a per
mancnt cure may be effected. II has,
in fact, cured many eases that had re-
sisted al other treatment Price &c
per box. For sale by Haynes 4 Taylor
the cnterprising Druggists Of Marion.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-02-09
wanted.

Two men In each county 10 represent
and advertise Hardware Department
pa, out samples of goods, etc. Travel
ing Position or Office Manager. Salarl
5000 per month cash weekly, with al
expenses paid in advance, We furnisl
everything.
2Slt THE COLUMBIA HoUsE,
Dept. 6lO, Munon Bldg. Chicago, III
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-02-09
Lost or hlslald

Policy No. lS7OiS. issued by the Penn
Mutual Life Insurance Company. on
the life Of Willis +. McNcely. The
finder will please return to the under.
signed. Application has been made
Or the issuing Of n duplicate.
II. v. STONE,
2g.6t Marion. Ny.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-02-09
MARRIAGE License.

A. n. williams and Miss Elizabeth
Ann Reynolds.
Ebert Manley and Miss Hattie
Duvall.
Gene Fuqua and Miss Carrie Binklcy
Wyatt Brookshire and Miss Lossie 4
Baird.
T.. r. Bcbout and Miss Leora A
Riley.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-02-09
LITTLE RECORDS.
RI11.r ]. Morris. Dentist.

tunn. Morris d Yates.
h. Cardin. Of View. was here
I>n bod fertilizer to 40 on tobac-
"a SEA w. l.. Adams.
I C&r. Bornett returned from Eddy
viz ~ week.
I Fro& New Orleans and maple syr-
~ a ~ store. Morris g. Yates.
Pos1mnster Thos Moore. OF Prince
ton. NJ here Sunday.
or thc Elk Horn Saloon for the
~ q 9hiskey on earth Hardin.
A Stegar. Of Princeton, spent
| 1slur<Hy and Sunday here.
Have you anything you want to sell?
~ = ID. in The RECORD.
k1I kevil came over from Sturgs to
spcn< 6nnday with his parents.
Have your stationery. bills and circu-
7F| U,ficd al TIM REcuRD Office
q Whitchousc returned from
L1uIs<||le this week.
WI3koy red and white, but no blue.
4 ~ rallon at the Elk Horn Saloon.
Hardin.
~ be glasses see DR. G.. w. Stone.
A. 81 east Of J. l.. Stewart. Marion.
G. Nall. Geo r. Catlclt. n. A.
nruu> and II. A. Moore. Of Princeton,
oc1< Sunday here.
Woha,c ADDED a full line Of the lat
~ u best chinaware. BE- sure to
~ Morris a Yates.
ca your household whiskcy at the
n Horn Saloon. from 81 To s. per
xn|I Hardin.
Shelby Rove filed his rcru-
~ ! pointmcnt here at the Christian
IL Sunday
positiycly guarantee Crab Orchard
81 TO be- equal To the best in
&ntuoky Ino. Sutherland.
b. u. 3. Jacobs. OF Lebanon,
~ visited relatives here several
thi, week
not forget that you can always
81 warm meal or hot lunch
g ur restaurant Morris & Yates
and Mr. George =. William,
~ i,-i v u. wsHa,, add family. o:
- llill. Sunday
i you would like a. have some gen
home grown mapls sugar call al
- stare exclusive sale.
Morris 4 Yates.
~ and Mr.. T.. H. Debcc left N,
% the week Tor Bcclcc. AK. 4,
h relatives.
School children can secure suitabl,
per at this office for pen and inI
= cichlng sheets for &C.
+ n Whi,cholsc has sold his inter
In the u. NJ. Boyd lot IN BanI
= fccl back 10 u. NJ. Boyd
Williams & Guess sell all kinds o
wi a, the lowest prices. Give then
order and see. Phone No. n
Lucian Franklin. of Canton. Nv.
Il Tor his home last Monday ate
sitting his brother. Jas. Franklin.
! have large supply Of era
Orchard coal now on hand. Send d
bur uricr AZ onec. Telephone 2oO
lno. Sutherland
Mr sam Gugcnhcim will return ,hI
NrrA from Providence where she ha
r'ut several days with her parents.
Hot OF cold hath at any hour " N
day az our shop pc. Experience
band To rub down. Place l. In front ,
py'ioihcc, MErz a SEpnERRI
= " PARIS, who has position wit
loVcnthal & Co.. Evansville. return,
10 Evansville Sunday after spending
week here.
Roth barber shops have agreed
elise every night at o'clock except ,
Saturday nights when they will rcma
opcn until ~ O'Clock. Patrons vi
please take notice.
MErE & SEDRERRY.
n. .. FOSTER.
Mus RUBY Castlcbcrry left Tucsdi
Ter Princeton where shc will spend
few days before going To 81. Louis
purchase her spring millinery viii
she expects toUrrivc about the first
March.
=. J.. Franklin and wife, formerly
THIS city, but lately Of Salem. Il
Tuesday for Paducah where they "
take up a temporary residence a
where Mt Franklin will take n cour
IN Draughcr's Business College.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-02-09
MErZ & SEpRERRY
H. T. FOSTER

Nts Ruby Castlcbcry left Tuesday
Ter Princeton where she will spend a
few days before going To ST. Louis to
purchase her spring millinery which
she expects tourrivc about the first Of
March.
=. l.. Franklin and wife, formerly Of
this city, but lately Of Salem. left
Tuesday for Paducah where they will
take up a temporary residence and
where Mt Franklin will take n course
IN Draughcr's Business College.
Robert C. Walker. Of Grand June.
ton, Col, arrived in the city last week
TO attend his fathers funeral. Mr.,
Walkers health is very good as Is that
OF hts family with the exception Of hi,
laughter, Estellc. who has been IL
poor health Tor some time.
Jas, ". Moore. private secretary I,
Oalcb Powers, was In the city Tuesda,
working for the interest Of Mr.
Powers. lie is making a strong appca
Tor help Throughout, Kentucky. to pa,
the expenses Of a fourth trial whicl
takes place sometime IN February or n
NE decision Of the United States 81
rrene Court.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-01-16
CALL FOR WARRANTS

All warrants payable on the gen
eral fund up to No. 1907 will be
paid on presentation to the city
treasurer.
w. M. Edwards
Treasurer
1924
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-01-16
GOOD NEWS SPREADING
People Beginning TO Realize the Facts
Regarding the Unprecedented
Offerings in Our Great
Piano Sale.

If there are persons in Chickasha
who really expect to purchase o.
amos within a year, they will GER
tainly miss it if they let this oppor-
tunity go that is now open to them.
We know how it is-there are sales
and sales, and people smile and ac-
tually wonder if there is anything
to it.
Well, in this case there is just
this much. We ordered last No
vembcr an unusually large ship
ment of pianos that were to be de-
livered to us about the 18th of
December, but unfortunately for
us they did not arrive until after
Christmas. Alta time when ouI
stock should have been complete,
we were cut short some of our lead
ing styles. AT time of year when
our stock should be the lowest we
find ourselves loaded down with
the largest stock in the history Of
our business.
A visit to our store will convince
anyone of the genuineness of this
sale.
No use to argue that you are
not able to avail yourself of this
great opportunity, as a small pay
ment down and few dollars per
month will secure you one of these
fine pianos.
We desire to give our home peo-
the advantage Of this unprecedented
opportunity, and avoid the expense
of shipping them away.
Denton's Music Store.