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The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-10-19
Vel at Salem Wednesday and Thurs.
day Of Last Week
4 GOOD AND INTERESTING MEETING
Senator CrGnShaw LCClured on How
to Improve Lands In Livingston
County

IH. Livingston County Farmers lu-
um.. met at Salem. Ky. Oct. 10. n.
ia The exercises began with music
ar| PRAYER
" i. Robinson was present and
ugcd Mr.. II. 'Rappolce. who De-
i the welcome address. Senator
.-rhaw responded Mr. Robinson
raIea short talk explaining why the
ums gcre late getting here. Sen.
a.- Jrcnshaw lcctured on how 10 i'm.
.... the lands Of Livingston county
V.r Farris. " r. Chips and Ne
arH discussed how 20 care Tor and
dispose of the growing corn crop. w.
10 ,frrHcrus delivered a lecture on
Its Advantages Of Good Seed and
f.R to secure them. Prof +. S. Good
began the first days work with a talk
or de benefits Of an Agricultural IA.
siian.
f'... AAH AN' fA'fhA"'t Nflf NI'fNfN
a.h music and prayer Senator Cren-
.aR followed with a lecture on sheep
-fanr Mr. Roher, Moorcland made
f,g remarks on the ne~is Of an cx.
u.nmcnt station in wcstrih Kentucky.
W u Shcriferls and 6. \. McGrcw
followed with further discussion Of
Hs subject Mrs. lee Thrclkeld fol-
asei with a very interesting paper on
Roautifying the Home Grounds. +"
Nr McGrew and Prof. T.. S. Coed fol-
aEcd with further discussion on the
.h.cct
senator Crcnshaw next lecturcd on
Alfalfa" Al noon the premiums On
cooking jcllics. cakes. etc. were award
eI
Nr q y. McGrew opened the after.
roon meeting with a discussion Of How
ta make baby beef T." Mr. W. T.
OtpIs and Prof. Coed followed with
further discussion 81 the same subject
" u. Shcritcus closed the program
With a lecture On seed cola selection.
2. NJ. RoHEErsoN. Pres.
W. h. Cmrrs. Vice Pres
RoHT Mo0REiASp. Treas.
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RESIDENCE UF Gill
THOMSON BURNS
wife and Two Children Barely Escape
Being Consumed By The Angry
Flames

Saturday morning, Oct. 18Th. about
| 90 O'Clock the good citizens cf Mar.
ION wcrc awakened from their sleep BY
the screams of a lady in distress.
They at oncc came 20 her rescue and
found i, io.bc Mrs Thomason who had
barely escaped from the flames Of their
burning house on East Bcllyillc street
with her little boy. seven ur eight
ycars oh. and little baby.
Mr.. rhomasun vas alone. Mr..
IN ,mason having lcft the day before.
She did not discover that the house
was On fire until the flames broke
through the wall into her bed rcom.
shc at once left the house not having
time to secure any clothing for either
herself or the children, and before help
could arrive the building was falling in
and only few things were saved
The origin Of the fire Is unknown.
hut /, is thought that probably there
was FIRE left in the kitchen where Mn
Thomaaon had been ironing the evening
before.
There was 500 insurance on the
house. but nothing on the contents.
The loss We are unable TO estimate bu,
was considerably mOrc than the insur.
ancc.
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An incorporated town without an
active commercial club or board Of
trade In the language of Bob Taylor.
Had better surrender their charter. E"
900
The Marion zpc Company at their
Jap Riley mines are Irqing the levels
IN spar and also sink '7g.
900
Work has been resumed negr Mexico
by Mr.. NewKirk representing a Gin
cinnau, Ohio. Company.
OQO
The Sanders ore Separating Com.
pany are not only adding machinery
but are enlarging their mill building.
900
The Kentucky Flour Spar Company
are pushed with orders. Tor their Gel q.
bratcd grorld spar.
zoe
The Memphis mines are hard at work
raising every pound II sps- their ma
ehincry will pull up.
coo
Quite a number Of capitalists are in
The city looking the district over With
a yicw u investing.
900
A, the Ada Florence. fine lead and
spar il being raised and work ia being
rapidly pushed
900
The demand for spar Is increasing
ami Il will keep the district busy 10 iill
the orders.
900
J. ". Persons went 20 Morganhed
Monhay and completed arrangements
fcr starting up the Old l.aruc.
900
Inc Hopcwell Mining Company are
hard al work sinking a new shaft
900
The "Old Jim" has resumed ship
ment Can are being loaded noS
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AN ORNAMENT TO ANY TOWN
The New Baptist Church Soon TO Be
Bulll..-COnlraCi Given 10 Local
Builder

The new Baptist church for Marion
has assumed during the last few days
more definite shape and the RECORD
IS pleased 10 state 10 lis readers that
nearly all the plans have been complet-
ed and some Of the contracts have been
awarded.
This church will stand on a plot Of
ground Immediately in front Of the old
doctor Crawford residence. This will
place the church well up t,wn and close
. the business section. We presume
the members desired to locate the new
church at point as near the center as
possible.
The new church building is to be Of
brick trimmed with dressed stone, and
the roof is 10 be covered with slate.
The basement vii be brick. All the
windows will be ornamented glass Of
the opalescent variety. This glass per-
mits all the light to enter but keeps
out the sunlight There will be three
large arch windows Of four sash to
each window.
The building will be 5Ox6S feet and
the main auditorium will be 45xl5.
The heat will be hot air. and Il will be
lighted by electricity. II will contain
a pastors study with CRATE. three Sun
day school rooms, one baptistry and
two robing rooms. The large Sunday
school room will connect With the main
auditorium pI a sliding curtain. Wher
necessary this curtain can be raised
and the auditorium will be increased BY
the size Of the Sunday school room.
Then the seating capacity will be from
500 TO COO.
Il will be seated with pews Of appro-
we'd and late pattern, and these seats
will be installed after the raised sec
ton plan.
All inside work is to be hardwood
The ceiling Is the dome effect and viii
BE- boriercd by an electric light circle
There viii be two entrances. tn,
main entrance from the front cornel
will be large and have double doors
The side entrance viii be for the Sun
day school room.
There will be a concrete walk IL
front and also concrete steps.
This church will contain four memor
ial windows:
One furnished by the Ladies Al
Society u the Bsp,is, church.
One by the Sunday school.
One by Mr.. Zed Bennett as a mcmor
ial Of Mrs. Melville Bennett and on
by the family Of Judge j. p. Pierce a
a memorial Of Mrs. Emeline Pierce.
The church committee having III
huilding of this church In charge hav
awarded the contract 10 Mr.. J. S
Rnswcll. Of This city. Tor SCeO. Thi
is exclusive II windows. heating plan
and seats.
The contract for the windows ha
also been awarded 10 a st. Louis Err
and the total for memorial window
and all Is $3.50. The heating plant wi
cost about $500 and the seats abou
500. The lot cost $500. This wi
make the total value Of the propert
about 5000.
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Deed Recorded

A. l.. Baker TO Annie +. Baker half
interest In lii acres. ser0.
]. +. Birchhold and wife to James
Vaughn. 20 acres on Piney creek. $500.
II. A. Haynes and others 60 Ollie Il.
Drury, lot in Marion. $3.50.
W l. Mcconnell and wife 10 II. l..
Mcconnell, Ia acres. $1,000.
7, l., Taylor and wife TO r. NJ. Peek
% Acraa. $50.
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New Produce Firm

Mr.. J. h. Grissom. who has been
with the C. =. Jean Produce Co. for
some time. has severed his eonnectioa
with that firm and formed a partner.
ship with G. 1. Dial. the new grocery.
man. on the corner Of Main and Salem
streets They will buy all kinks Of
produce. such as chickens. cgvs. feath.
crs. hides. tallow. etc. and invite all
the farmers to call and see them.
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CHARLES MINNER
Well kpOWn Citizen Of The Hurricane
Vicinity Vas Accidentally
Killed Last Friday.

While hauling a load Of corn Thursday
Chas. Minner. received serious injuries
from which he died Friday morning.
lie was driving down a hill. when
the wagon became uneoupled and
threw him TO the ground. a part Of the
wagon ran over him and mangled his
body.
He was forty.fye years old, and
leaves a wife and four children.
The burial took place at the Hurr,-
cane cemetery
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Married IN Missouri

Morley, Mo-, Oct Mr.. Luther
Scott and Miss Mecia Wilkinson were
united in marriage at the brides sis
ters home on this Sunday afternoon at
A O'Clock. After the ceremony they
were invited to a heavy laden table.
They left for trip on Saturday and
will return to Morley, Mo. Mr.. Scott
was formerly Of Crittenden county KY.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-10-19
The SiembrIdge Tribe Gathered In

The Stembridge generation all met
last Sunday at the home Of Sampson
In East Marion and swapped news,
mostly Of the Stcmbridge clan. There
are about fifty Of this family scattered
around consisting Of four generations,
They are all good citizens and good
people. Crittenden county would be
better of u Il had more Stembridges.
MAY they continue 10 increase.
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Crltfenden Pumpkins Takes the Prize

Judge J. P. Pierce has just returned
from Princeton, Caldwell county and
reports that in pumpkin contest just
pulled off there the largest pumpkins
weighed "a and 50 and AZ pounds. The
pumpkins in the REcoRD window
weighs 95 pounds. Caldwell county
had better come again.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-10-19

The Edwards Mining Company are
hard at work sinking new shaft and
washing spar This company has as
fine mineral property ss there n in the
d. r.ct
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D

In the Frances district, the Taber &
Aldrldge are raising the usual daily out
put and both mines are looking alright.
These two mines are the old stand
bys" Of the district.
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The Nancy Hanks are doubling their
grinding capacity by adding large
tube mill grinder This mine is among
the dividend payers Of the Salem dis
trict.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-10-19
An Infant Dies

An infant child of Mr. and Mrs.
Walk Fritts. Of the Crookek Creek
neighborhood, died Tuesday evening
and was buried at Crooked Creek
church Wednesday evening.
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TEACHERS INSTITUTE
IS IN SESSION
There are About SeVeniyFlvG Tea.
CherS Present
MANY YOUNG TEACHERS ENROLLED
The Institute is Being Conducted By
Rev, James T. PrICe...An Inter.
GSlInQ Session

The Crittenden County Teachers In
stitute convened Monday morning in
the Auditorium Of the school building.
c. X. Newcom was elected president
and Miss Ethel Hard, secret"ry.
There were sevcnty-three teachers
enrolled.
nellie Boston. Willie Carloss. Jennie
Clement Marine Campbell. Lille Cook
Ida Duyall, Gwendoline Ford. A. A.
Fr.tts Vernon r. Fox. Press Ford,
fHnces Gray, verda Gull. Mamie
Henry. Carolyn Har.,s. Florence Har.
ris, AGa Hin. Elvie Hill. J. c. Hardin,
Iva Hickln. Ethel Hard. Pearl James.
V. G. kee. Margaret Moore. Bei ,ha
Moore. l.. f. Moore. Robert N, IRE,
j. u. McNeely, W. j. McChesney, l..
G. Mo. San. II. +. Mirner. F. l.. Ne
Dowell Liza Morse, Lizzie MOI. G.
Mabel MINER. X. II. Mcdowell. T. r.
Newcom. c. r. Newcom. Carrie Oliver
Matte Perry. +. +. Phillips, NJ. r.
Pogue, J. +. Pilaut. II. W. Powell.
Madge Rankin. Ef1a Roberts, Elv-
Roberts, Marion Richards. Corbeti
Stevenson. Cordia Smart. O. ID. Spence
J. T., Samuels. Fred Stone. N. c Smari
Roy Sisco. +. J. Travis, SYLVIA Travis,
c. T.. Thomas, Maiy Towe. :. Emma
Teuy. Lena Teny, N.Y. lie Todd, IrbiC
Terry. o. L. Wick. Fanny Walker. Lena
W ids. W II. Watson. Mabel Wilson,
2. NJ Ward. NJ. b. Woodson, W. o.
Wicker. Hardy Utley.
INSTITUTE NOTES
Or lca.nci insu icior is not onl,
pFoacien, . the sciences. a. - and 9th
cr subj is but is an adept in the sci
cnce u courtship. lie difned court
ship as skirmish before the rel ilal
battle begins.
90
one Young lady said, Il am frou
the country and they don't teach neat
ness in the country schools. " She Il
only one pebble on the beach.
90
Miss Carrie divers speech befor,
the institute was good IN more way
than one. Il was listened to with clos
attention.
Rev. J. r. Price makes a good In
structor. His work Is practical and Of
level with the teachers.
90
Prof. Kcc is present and Is key Il
the situation and very much intercste'
in the Marion Graded School.
go
There are a great many young teach
err enrolled and but a few old guard
present. but the few that are here ar
full Of interest and enthusiasm Tor cd
ucation.
90
About one.half Of the teachers ar
ladies and this makes a better appear
anec.
go
Ex.Supcrinicndcnt Of Schools q
Livingston county. Zcd A. Bennett
has been with Us a day pr two an
made a very interesting talk.
90
Dr. T. A. frcscr made Ne a gUo
talk Wednesday evening On the impOl
tancc Of sanitary teaching.
90
II you have not got the Price" yo
cannot attcnt the institute.
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new Mining COMPANY
ORGANIZED TUESDAY NIGHT
Nev Company Is Composed Of Mar
Ion Business nen

The Jeandcr Mining Company met
Tuesday night and completed i,s organ.
nation.
This company Ia composed Of Marion
business men. with a paid up capital Of
$1,000.
The officers are A. follows l DR.. x.
|. Moore. Pres. J. G. Rochester. Vice
Pres. c. T.. weldon. Sec. and Treas, :
7 u. Cochran. G. c. Gray. W. ".
Gopher. n. y. Morris, Tom Clifton
directors, ]. NJ. Persons, gcncralm mana.
gcr. They already have a force Of
men AZ work.
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900

Near the Glendale mines spar and
bad are being found in great quantities
at the depth of FIVE feet. This VEN is
icing opened by contract vork With
he finest showing AZ shallow depth
boz The district Arrangements are b.
.rg made Tor wagons to deliver The
product To the railroad This proper
by is being opened up under the direc'
ulns of ]. NJ. Persons,
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INSTITUTE NOTES

Orr lca.Aci i1st ictor is not only
pFoaeien, = the sciences. a. ,s and 9TH
cr subj rs but is an adept in the sci
cncc u courtship. lie difned coui l.
shipas skirmish before the rel llar
battle begins.
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one young lady said, II am from
the eountry and they don't teach neat
ness in the country schools" " She is
only one pebble on the beach.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-10-19

Miss Carrie divers speech before
the institute was good IN more ways
than one. Il was listened towith close
attention.
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An incorporated town without an
active commercial club or board Of
trade in the language of Bob Taylor.
Had better surrender their charter. E"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-10-03
P0WNAL

Hon. A. B. Gardner is III with bron-
chitls.
Mrs Geo +. Smith and daughter
Bertha are visiting Frank Green.
Mrs Boardman OF Hoosick Falls has
been the guest OF Mrs Z. Barnes.
Mr. Deyo, Williamstown college
student has joined the Baptist choir.
Mrs C. Rosenberg entertained Mrs
Northrup of Schuylerville, over Sum
day.
Tho fish plates have arrived and the
electric road rails are being rapidly
put ia position.
Mrs Raub Of Connecticut has been
visiting her husband, Y. A. Raub,
time keeper for j. w. Daily Il Co.
Geo Leonard, an employee on the e.
ectric road was badly hurt by being in
tie path of wire cable when it sud
denly Strengthened.
Merritt Myers has purchased the
Bannister place recently owned by Mrs
ID. w. Barber. The former occupant
G A. Mann. has moved to Springfield
Mass.
Mrs S. b. Hall, the Oldest resident
of our village had ride over north
west hill and home through Williams
town Tuesday. Mrs Phillip Norwood
her daughter accompanied her.
1t is hoped that there will be bapt-
ism in the river next Sunday after
Sunday school 1t is expected that
Rev. G. f. Eldrege, pastor of the
Williamstown Baptist church will
preach and administer the ordinance.
The people of this town will have an
opportunity of attending the meeting S
of the American Board next week in
North Adams and Williamstown.s The
centennial celebration of the Haystack
Prayer meeting is to take place IN
Mission Park, Williamstown, Wednes-
4
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BONNEVILLE.

Eddie 3. Styles is visiting rela tives
here.
l.. X. Burbank has bought the
Duane mill.
Miss Gertrude Chatfeld is attending
school In Castleton.
Sprague Burbank has bought the
Geo. Baldwin place.
The village school is being taught
by Miss Edith Clark OF jamaica.
Frank Howard and wife have re.
turned from visit in Michigan.
Sprague Burbank is repairing the
ell OIL. his house. VIM Johnson is do
ing the work.
Walter Mosier and family OF Gran
vile accompanied by his father and
brother Floyd Of Schenectady, have
been visiting friends in town.
Mr. Stebbins, pastor here, carried
his mother and sister to Manchester,
where In company with q brother and
family they started for Minnesota.
Mrs L. A.. Burbank who has, with
her daughter, Mrs Belle Cushman,
been camping in the north part of the
state, has returned as far as Sunder-
land where she Is visiting her brother,
Lewis Hill.
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HOOSICK

Warren Reynolds has moved into
Mrs Chas Browns tenement.
Mrs Hattie Rogers OF Boston Is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs Knowlton.
The Ladies Aid union met last FIR 1.
day afternoon with Miss Anna Rey.
nolds.
Mrs Thomas Sullivan and Miss Jen
ME Sherman spent Tuesday 10 North
Adams:
Mrs Alice Clapper and son Warren
OF Hoosick Falls spent Sunday In
town.
Mrs Peter Minkena who has beer
visiting her children in Providence re.
turned home last week.
Mrs Emory Leland OF Ann Arbor,
Mich, came to attend the funeral o.
her father, Edward Kinsley.
!. Mrs w. S. Coons was called 10 IT oy
Monday by the serious illness OF her
sister who underwent an operation at
the hospital.
Edward Kinsley passed away Mon
day afternoon at 4 O'Clock. he wa.
81 years OF age and was respected
aud honored citizen. Mr. Kinsley had
been confined to the house for long
time. he is survived by his wife anC
one daughter, Mrs Emery Leland o
Ann Arbor, Mich.
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PRESIDENT DENIES.
Made No Request That Congressman
Vim MInlsIc stnnd For ne-cicctIon.

JERSEY CITY, n. j., Oct. 3.-James
w. Mccarthy, the Pagan Republican
candidate for the Ninth New Jersey
congressional district nomination, re.
Gently wrote President Roosevelt In.
qurlng whether the latter had, as pub.
llshed, addressed Congressman Mar.
shall Van Wrinkle expressing the hope
that he would reconsider his determi.
nation not to stand for reelection. Mr.
Mccarthy made public the following
letter received by him in reply from
NJ. G. Latta, acting secretary to the
president:
"Your letter Of the Goth ult. with in
closed newspaper clippings has been
received. The president has written
no such letter as that mentioned"
Congressman Van Wrinkle said: 81
did not say / had received n letter
from President Roosevelt. / win say
that received word through the con-
gressional committee OF the national
Republican committee that President
Roosevelt did desire me 20 run for con-
gress again. No letter that | know OF
was written, but verbal message
came to me direct"
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HAVE THEM IN SPAIN.
AIfonso's Ministers of Finance and
Marine Hurt In Auto Wreck.

Marine Hurt In Auto Wreck.
la GRANJA. Spain. Oct 3.--Navar-
no Revcrter, the minister of finance,
and Senior Alvarado, the minister OF
marine, have been injured in an auto
mobile accident while on their way to
have an audience OF King Alfonso. An
aid-de-camp and the chauffeur also
were injured.
The motor car containing the party
was completely overturned mt point
about two miles from the palace. The
aid-de-camp and the chauffeur were
thrown violently to the roadway, but
not seriously hurt. When they arose
TO their feet they discovered that both
the ministers were pinned under the
machine.
When extricated it was seen that
Senior Alvarado had been cut about the
head and that Navarro Reverter had
sustained severe bruises all over his
body. The injured men were conveyed
to the palace.
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A Free country. SAYS BOSTON. Mayor.

BOSTON, oct. 3.-Mayor Fitzgerald
announced that he would not interfere
with the arrangements made by the
food fair commission with the United
States Marine band, which was engag
cd to furnish music during the ex
hiblt In Mechanics building. The board
Of aldermen voted TO have Mayor Fitz
gerald protest against the engagement
of the band on the ground that Il was
n nonunon organization. This Is a
free country" said Mayor Fitzgerald.
"and people have right to employ any
band they see fit"
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WILL GOVERN BY WIRE.

New Jerseys Governor on Hunting
Trip Keeps In Touch by Telephone.
TRENTON, Oct 3.--For the first time
in the history of telephones in New
Jersey the state is to be governed by
long distance telephone from Blooming
Grove. Pa, where Governor Stokes
goes for the fall shooting.
Under the state constitution, in the
absence of the governor the president
of the senate is sworn in as executive,
but Governor Stokes says he is going
to be gone so short time IL will not
be necessary to swear in Senate Pres
ident Bradley to act in his absence.
He also said that while long distance
telephones are in existence he can be
in touch with affairs in the state nj
any time.
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EAST ARLINGTON

Mrs d. Walsh was in Manchester
Friday.
Will Hall has moved into Thomas
Bellis's house.
G. A. Warner came home from Rut.
land Saturday.
Mrs L. d. Dean OF Bennington spent
Sunday in town.
Rev. e. B. Harris is spending few
days in Brattleboro.
Mr. and Mrs Rollin Bump we're 10
Sunderland Sunday.
II. A. Walker is moving into the
house with his mother, Mrs Julia
Walker,
Mrs D. Hawley has returned from
Wallingford where she has been spel d
ing few days.
Mrs Arnold Webb has been enter.
tanning Der sister Mrs Mary Buckham
OF Paris, Me. for few weeks.
Mrs Geo. Phillips and Mrs r. A.
b lair are visiting the formers sister,
Mrs E. L. Bailey in Middletown,
Conn.
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Hearst to Make Up state Trip,

NEW YORK, Oct. 3. - William r.
Hearst continued his campaign, max
ing three speeches here. All the meet
ings were well attended. Other speak
ers were Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler,
candidate for lieutenant governor on
the Democratic and Independence
league tickets, former Senator John
Ford, Clarence ]. Shearn and Henry A.
Powell. Mr.. Hearst will ut once start
on an mp state trip making his first
stop at Fonda, where he will speak at
the Montgomery county fair.
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ODESSA. Oct 3.-The local theater
where the Jewish company played has
been entirely destroyed by fire. A
professor and two students persisted In
the flames. Police patrols and conveys
are now supplied with rides In add
ton to revolvers and sabers. Governor
General Kaulbars has ordered the
guards on duty at public buildings 10
have their rifles always loaded. At an
estate In the Pentchero district OF
Kherson province peasants at the point
OF revolvers extorted $500 from the
landlord and shared the money among
the furnishing villagers OF the neigh.
bOrhood.
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Expcrt Die, M SWITCH Hoard.

WILMINGTON, Del. Oct BLOW
ard Abbott, aged Twenty-Five years an
expert electrician and engineer in the
employ OF the Wilmington City Elec-
trio company, was electrocuted last
night He received 1000 volts and
died instantly. Abbott was instructing
n new employee AT the switch board
when he grasped an are light and an
incandescent light in each hand, the
entire current passing through his
body.