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Evening star., 1907-11-10
REDMOND ON HOME RULE.
Country Suffering From England's S
Vindictive Policy Of 200 Years.

'pe'ial SdLiesTdul 10 Inc star.
DUBLIN. November 9.-Mr. John Red
mond, addressing a nationalist meeting
at Marlborough. said it was necessary
by a series of great meetings like
the present demonstration in every coun-
ty in Ireland o declare that nothing could
wean or coerce them from the de mand for
full measure of national self-govern-
ment. OF all proofs of mIsgovernmen
under the union. no proof was more con-
elusive than the Industrial stagnation of
Ireland for the last 100 years.
The emigration from Ireland had been
appalling. He did not himself believe
that Ireland would ever become, as Eng
land was today, great manufacturing
country; and he did not regret that 1t had
never entered into his dream of a happy
and prosperous and free Ireland that the
the country should be studded with those
great manufacturing towns. such as they
saw in England. filled with anaemic WOm-
en- and debilitated men working out their
very hearts in factories of various kinds.
. At the same time. every sensible man
must realize that agriculture alone could
not provide employment for the whole
people.
This condition of industrial stagnation
was not a natural condition. 1t was not
the result of national causes. it was not
the result OF the geographical position of
Ireland. or of the want of resources In the
/ country. Above all. it was not the re-
suit of an inherent incapacity for indus
trial pursuits among the people. On the
contrary. this condition was an artificial
one, which had been produced as the re-
suit of the deliberate policy of England
pursued for at least 200 years to destroy
the Industries of Ireland.
Unfortunately, the spirit Of England had
not altered. His own personal conviction
was that they would never have a really
successful industrial development in Ire
land. and would never stop emigra.lon by
that means, except under the fostering
care of a native parliament. 1t was their
duty, therefore. to press upon the govern
meut of the day the steps which the Irish
party considered that they could take to
Improve the industrial condition Of Ire
I
Evening star., 1907-11-10
Military Mining Machine.
,ecfal c,hlepram to The Star.

Special Cablegram to The Star.
PARIS, November "a remarkable in
vention has just been perfected in the
military laboratory and workshops OF
Chalais- Meudon. 1t is a machine capabls
of boring a subterranean passage in any
given direction for a distance of 16t
yards. Once started. the machine operates
automatically without human control. I,
does the boring with extraordinary ra-
pidity and the value of the machine In
siege operations Is said to be incalcula BILE
Another machine has been invented for
carrying an explosive charge to given
point to destroy obstacles hindering col
umn on the march or leading an assault
The transport OF the explosive Is auto
matte well as the explosion, which can
be timed and regulated at will.
Evening star., 1907-11-10

pliments from President Roosevelt be-
cause of the record vote given the Presi-
dent in West Virginia.
Although .>orthcott keeps repeating that
+ he IS for Swisher and that under no cir
cumstances will he alter his decision, he
has never said he would not be a candi
date with Swisher out of it. 1t is re-
meynbered that he withdrew as state
chairman after the last election. the rea-
son assigned being the popular impression
that political activity on the part of fed
eral officeholders was frowned on at
Washington Northcott Is the district at
torney for the southern district, and at
that time it was considered ne had bright
hopes of becoming Judge Kellar's success
Sor
Should the wheel take turn that would
bring Northcott to the fore. the arrange
rnent will not occur for several months. II
Swsher can help it, and in any event
Swsher Will have to be well taken care
Of In fact. only the hard cold certainty
that he could not win would induce Swish
er to give up an ambition cherished for
six years. Swisher continues to be the
living embodiment of optimism. firmly OF
the belief that he will have large margin
over the combined opposition.
But Gov. Dawson will have to say some
thing soon on the subject to clarity the
atmosphere.
Evening star., 1907-11-10
TROUBLES OF ALFONSO.
Has Tuberculosis and a Eeadstrons
Wife.

Special Cablegram to The Star.
LONDON. November 9-There seems to
be no doubt, unfortunately, that the King
of Spain Is threatened Nth the lung
trouble that carried off his father. IN this
account he lives as much in the open air
as possible. but his doctors are strongly
against his craze Tor motoring. which Is
apt to aggravate the disease. He plays
golf hunts and now has takn to diabolo.
showing considerable proficiency in these
pastfmes, not an uncommon thing with
left han nded person. as he is.
Queen Ena by the way. has not at all.
1t seems maintained the good impression
she made when she first went to Spain.
She is entirely too English for the Span
ards, following in tbs respect. IN the
fatal footsteps OF her late aunt the EN-
press Frederick. whose unpopularty in
Germany had it's root In her airs Of Eng
ish superiority. Queen Ena, whey she
first went to Spain, WAS polite enough to
show the utmost Difference for Spanish
manners, customs and prejudices, but be-
ing firmly seated in the saddle she has
ceased to show such fine feeling for the
sentiments of her husbands subjects. 1t
has been immemorial custom, Tor ex-
ample for all members of the royal
family. with their families and suites, to
dine and sup every day with the king and
queen This was rather tedious business
no doubt but Queen Ena has abruptly
put an end to it. All these royalties, too,
Of cours,, lived IN the royal palace at
Madrid That custom also she has abro-
gated, causing the bitterest resentment
among the royalties, and through them to
the highest nobility OF Spain who belonged
to their suites.
1t can well be understood that the queen
mother Is greatly afflicted that the work
Of ror life should thus pe destroyed in a
couple of years. Queen Ena. however, has
a will of her oWn---a very imperlOus viii.
too-and she has inherited the temper for
which Princess Henry of Battenberg has
always been noted. So that the elements
of serious trouble are being created for
the young couple.
Evening star., 1907-11-10

man. saying: Il do not see why the peo-
pie of this great metropolis should well
come the chief promoter of reaction in
Europe with any other greeting than
boots. groans, and Kisses. These, trust,
will be dealt out to him in full measure
as he makes his royal progress from
Windsor to the city.
This and other indications of impending
trouble are giving the authorities great
anxiety. They do not fear actual vo-
lence, or, rather their precautions in this
regard are entirely adequate, but the dan
ger of unseeming incidents is consider
able. The newspapers are busy in point
ing out that II they occur the socialists
will be solely responsible and that VIII
helm is already thoroughly acquainted
with their venom and will not give their
demonstrations undue significance.
The English public and authorities also
have been much puzzled by reported
changes of plans in connection with the
kaiser's visit. The latest announcement
is that the original program will be ad-
hered to. But rumors are rife concern
ing the emperors heath and also poiti-
cal difficulties In connection with the visit.
Dinners by Americans.
The visiting royalties have awakened
London to unwonted gayety for this time
of the year. Tonight dinners will be Civ
en- In honor of the kings birthday by
Mrs. Waldorf Astor and Mrs Anthony
Hope Mrs. McCreary will also give a
reception in the town house that she has
taken till her marriage with Harry Gov
entry next month.
Mrs. Chauncey has astonished society
by substituting poker for bridge when she
entertained some prominent guests to din
ner on Friday. II was voted an admir-
able innovation.
Mrs Charles Dana Gibson. tired of
Paris has arranged to spend most of the
winter in England.
Two Americans have had great success
az Covent Garden, namely, Mademoisele
de Lis of Boston, who is a dramatic so
prano, and Mademoise.le Lindsey of Chi
cago, who is well known at the Paris
opera
Evening star., 1907-11-10
Longest SIeeping-Car Run.

Special CablegTam 10 The Star.
PARIS. November 9-Refore long # will
be possible to travel from Calais to Toxic
n luxurious cars with only two changes
one at the Russian frontier and th1 other
q fIa.bin, IN Nauchuria. Tha scEenr.
which is actually being formulated n
dudes tine farryiGg nf a whui train from
4 point in Korea to Shimonos-hi. IN tho
eXtr sme south of Japan.
The manag T Of IN sl-nping car com
pany said Yesterday tina; there w-rr no
"Nvs:oal difficulties il the way OF the
route.
''uGr cars already go through by tn
iraussiberiau roui' from Europ' to Flad'-
v0Stok, but TIL latter rcEt d.. several q $
2dvantag :, and : often ic bound in the
winter. The Japan So intend to convert
the military railway from Port Arthnr to
HaTbiQ into s.auda"I gauge. Tn Rus
sian g1U&' IS differ Mt. 50 tiat Fl chang
rs cars would h u etnssitat d Oh tn" Rus
sian frontier and at Hnr'.in. whore lie
JapaU-sr rallW.E viii join hha TRANSIT
b-r.an line. \ wGule train Of our cars
could easily be farrial over from a port in
south kur,.t 70 SA!mpuo.snki, ana So tha
iourn could b. continued TO Toxic. Wa
llr 7ady carry our car over by steamer in
Denmark aud across The stsSits of Nas-
Sins,f
Evening star., 1907-11-10
Both Went Crazy.
Special Cablegram TO The Star.

BUDAPEST, November 9.-The Law
courts today were the scene OF unusual ex-
element during the trial of Agnes Com
bal for the murder of Ferdinand Maurer
her former lover. who married another
woman last spring. The murderess to-
day suddenly went mad in the dock. cry.
ing Hang me. or give me a revolver tc
shoot myself, for I deserve to die" She
then tainted and was carried to an asy-
lum.
Meanwhile the distracted widow of the
murdered man, waiting outside the court
TO appear as a witness, also went suddenly
mad. screaming Give me revolver thai
| may kill the Infamous girl who mur-
dered my husband She also was takar
to an asylum and the proceedings werc
suspended.
Evening star., 1907-11-10

The arrest of DR.. a. Monteiro of this
city on a charge of alleged malpractice
Evening star., 1907-11-10
Regarded as Legatee.

Northcott is largely looked upon as the
republican legatae. He was the state
chairman in Dawson's campaign, just as
Dawson was previously chairman. He
has the confidence of Senators EIhins and
Scott to a great degree, particularly Ell
kins, and he is SAID to have received COM
Evening star., 1907-11-10
Paris Doctors Want Rest
Special Cablegram to The Star.

Star.
PARIS, November 9.-The doctors of
Paris have decided that beginning next
year Sunday visits to patients shall b.
treated as night visits with double
charges. The only exceptions viii be
visits to patients already under treatment
DR.. Leredde. who initiated this movement
to secure Sunday as a day of rest. said
he Is quite certain that Parisians will
very soon get used to the change. "Our
new rules are intended to free us from
needless visits he said. IF patients
know that they will BE- charged double
for doctors visit on Sunday. they will.
unless they are really III, refrain from
sending for US until the next day.
Evening star., 1907-11-10
Socialistic Views.

The socialist organ, Justice. In it's cur
gent number, contains a leader by Hynd-
The Springdale news., 1907-07-12
GIRL ACCIDENzTAE \
 KILLED ATR0GERS

Iii t.le5f mother. aIrs.AIaf1 Sprink lad gone to ~pring1atr to ouk for work, the children .eft at home secured aa oa 1aa aid w.ise playine 85ta it. tiie weapon "aS discharged a40 Oscar. killing his ~.N year old sister. MafY. T he accident occurred Tuesday afternoon and death wa> instantaneous, tie bullet pene- tratlng tie liver. THe mother was telephoned and arrived home the next morning on the e:so train. Her grlef was heart rend- ing and al the depot many eyes filled with tears.
 The tainiIfI> in rather deSti- tute circumstances and uvein the southeast part 6l ti9e eity. Rogers Republican.
 The family formerly resided near Cross Follows, but came here during strawberry season, working here and at Johnson. They had only recently gone to Rogers.
The Springdale news., 1907-07-12
C. B. Burnham testifies after four
 wears

C. E. Burnhan. of Carlisle N.
 Y. writes: -Four wears ago l wrote you stating l had been en- tireiv eured of q severe kldnes
 trouble bT taking less than two bottles of Folev,s Kidney Cure. Ii entirely stopped the brick dust sediment and pam and symptom o. kidney disease disappeared. l am glad to saE that l have never had d return of any ot those symptoms during the four years that haze elapsed and an evi- dently cured to stay eared, did heartily recommend Foley,s Kid ney cure t5 anyone suffering with kidney 1T bladder trouble.
The Springdale news., 1907-07-12
Your Liver

Is out of order You ea ta bed
 in Lad humor and gel ap wltH a bad taste n gQnr lnoat}i e0s.
 want something to stimulate
 your liver Try Ilerhne. the liver regulator. X positive gre for constipation, dyspepsia nd all liter complaints. AH,
 Ft. Worth. Texas. @rlte>. Have ueed iIsrbsne H llt atli- Y for years. Words sant eN- press what ] think about |. Everybody in m household e happy and w md VI oee a to Heroine.
The Springdale news., 1907-07-12
Was in Poor Health For Years.

Ira w. Kelley, Of Mansfield. Penn, writes: Il was in poor health for two years suffering rom kidney and bladder trouble 4rd spent considerable money sonsHit'ng physicians without 55tairing any marked benefit. T3at ~a> cured by FoleY's Kidney Cure. and l desire to add to ny testimony that 1t may hs the cause Of restoring the health of others. Re.use subsidiaries NJ. t5. 0wubey.
 There i> at#s one regret about growing ed 0He> he3# to forget ae 9A E E-as t 04s
The Springdale news., 1907-07-12
\ HORSE WHIPPING
AT FAYETTEVILLE.

Fayetteville, Ark Ju.y .. Miss Vera Barry, aged = last night hor>ewhIpped Jack @troud. aged =. In tho street Ms Barry claims Stroud has been circulating stories in regard to her. \ few da .> ago in Police Court, where he was arranged on q charge Of dfunkne~S. Stroud stated that he had been meeting Miss Barry e]andestineiy. Then when David Block. to whom Miss Barry iS engaged, arrived here, Stroud made an appointment to meet him. This was last night.
 Miss Barry's mother followed Block when he went to meet Stroud. and during the interview attempted to obtain pislol which Block had taken from Stroud. \ third man appeared on the scene and took possession of the pistol and then escorted Mrs. Barry home.
 When Miss Barry heard of what had occurred she got q buggy whip and, accompanied by friend, went to tie scene of action, where she found Stroud. The whipping followed, stroud making 10 resistanee. I he drubbing was done on the most prominent residence street n F,axettegiile.
The Springdale news., 1907-07-12

w naa#H yoa Tree. 10 prove merit. >amp.es a= nF Dr. SaeoP> Restorative aaa nf book on either aE>Pep> tlIe heart ar tIle n-F~. Troubles a. tHe stomach, He8ft ar kidneys. afr merely Ssmptoms 3l ] deeper al mentS. Don't make tile erfor of treating symptoms o1H8 SYmp- tom treatment Is treating tbe re- >lllt ot =faur aliment asd aot the cause. Weak ston9a5h nerves mean stomach weakness Aad tiIe heart, ard kidneys as well, hdsr tf5r.r controlling 8r inside nerves and 9au inevitably have weak vital organs. Here K where pr. Shoop, Restorative has made its fame. No other ren4edF=eaen claims to treat tlIe inside nerves. Also Tor blaatine. bi1liouSaes>,. bad breath or eo.n- p.ex5ofI. u>e Dr. Shops ReStora- tlse 33r.te nle today Tor >a1H p4es and free book. IT. Slfoap, Racine. Wis. THe Re>t terat5se k sold 57 NC. 0wnf9ey.
The Springdale news., 1907-07-12
All The World.

knows that Ballard's Snow Lini- ment has no superior for rheuma- tisn. stiff jo,nts, cuts, sprains, lumbago and all pains. Buy il. try It. and you will always use it. Anybody who has ever used Bal lards Snow Lininent is q living proof Of what il does. All We ask ot 4ou is to get trial bottle. Price 25e. SC. and sL00.
The Springdale news., 1907-07-12
Notice for Public a tiOn.

Land Office al Harris son. Ark
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 Ghed Scett af= sonora. Ark koher, l+Ta= ham fohu 4ugtlt and John 6eerteu all oi ~uffHg Valley A#k
 John N eHthlHgteH Re egaetefs jeat~ Orayen@ Greer Absi 0o Attys
The Springdale news., 1907-07-12
II Fine.

q. NJ Johnson, Louisville, ky. 1rItezs 8aEe ased Your Hunt Gare nd it X fine We
 lave many saeh ettcrs. Hunts eafe k strictly guaranteed remedy iar any variety of skin diseases. II stops itching in simultaneously.
The Springdale news., 1907-07-12

The bo} wAa takes proper za1e oi his dog is the one who keeps the dog so busy daring the day that t Vi be loo tired to bark at night.
The Springdale news., 1907-07-12

There are as many jas T E big town as in small town. They are jays in q different WaY. that's the only difference.
The Springdale news., 1907-07-12

How often you hear people sag, II didn't ttrn out as ~etl as l expected. And how often yea hear people say, 1t turned oHt better than Eezpested..
The Springdale news., 1907-07-12
\earls al old 1a>lIt9aed Cough

Nearly al old t4slliaaed Gauet Syraps= are 1onStIPatIaa, especial Y those that contain 5piates. They daa tact 5aSt right. Ken ned4'S Laxative Cough Syrup contains H3 5pzateS.Z ltdrIEeS ti}e cold ott=ai tIse> system - gen #tl4 moving J5Nel s.= Coll tafns lIa1e and Tar and tastes nearly x god as rlap =ssrup. Children ike It. Sid D. U A Iiafs.
 The 45rl WI39 x most susec9S- tui q keeping number of nlea interested < most like Yto let al of them get away.
The Springdale news., 1907-07-12

Ii you get q cold m summer there ore always plenty 10 cheer you up by reminding you that cold in hot weather is worse than any other time.
The Springdale news., 1907-07-12
Notice for Public ation.

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The Springdale news., 1907-07-12

Thousands 8. people are aaii5 suffering with kidney and bladder troubles dangerous ailments that should he ebeeked prompt Y. Dewitt> kidneg and Bladder Pills ale the best remedy tor baekache. weak kidncy>. i1tlama. tion ot the bladder. T Ileir ae- tion is prompt and sure. ! weeks treatment for 25c Sold by H. X. Daily.
The Springdale news., 1907-07-12

The broken heart cuts SO little figure in the death rate.
The Springdale news., 1907-07-12

.leFes tIs t;eereit@f iu t31e #st aFeaf.Ea>, a mar has before ae ls z5at- god, aTid tls first breakfast < nan Ha~ after he X married
The Springdale news., 1907-07-12
Best=of All.

K I. MaYI5er, No. -ao South Clark Street, Chicago. writes as follows:
 T have kept ard=a>ed yoar Hunts f.iei4tr1ii4e 0il lar the last ten searS su ny ZEaIIll It iS the kiHd t8 haze aHd be>t 9i all It eareS eutS. =aarf1S. brHz>eS,= =SpraHf1>, stffl -sS ara asteS. II kz#. S#HIl l49eF> fao.
The Springdale news., 1907-07-12

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Program
SUNDAY, JULY q
MONDAY, JULY 2

500 ?. fl.-G0n6ert, Stewards Orch
 s.s0 D. n.-Pro. PamahdSka's trained birds ard dol
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-22
WILL NOT CONTEST
NO TROUBLE OVER STRIP or
 LAND
Battle House VIII be Built up to the St. Andrew Hotel in Mobile Colonel Burgess Deaies
 Report.

Mobile. March 21.--(special. )--For sometime 1t has been thought there might Do differences between the Bat tle House Company and the owners of the St. Andrew Hotel property. At the time the old Battle House prop erty was sold, just after tho Ire. 1t was stated that there was a strip of ground lying between the two hotel properties which might at some fu- turc time cause a contest.
 Col. D. R. Burgess said this morn ing concerning this phase of the ques- ton. that there was nothing to it, and that there was no difference of any kind existing between tho Battle House and the St. Andrew hotel peo- pie. He stated that the strip of land to which rurnor had been paying some attention was not going to be vacant, but that the new Battle House would Dc built right up to the line of the St. Andrew hotel. Further, he said that the matters concerning the building of the Battle House and any of It's troubles were none of the public's business.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-22
REV. R. B. LEES IS DEAD.
Pastor of BrySOn Chapel Dies In Mis-
 aEsAiuuI

afsbAppts
 Huntsville, March 21 Especial. )-- Rev. R. B. Lees. pastor of Bryson Chapel. died yesterday at stafford Springs, Miss, after an illness of sev- eral weeks. He leaves a widow.
 MT. Lees came from Toronto, Can q, a few months ago to accept the pas torats of Bryson Chapel and he full filled the duties of that position un- til hts health failed. His death has been expected for several days.
 The body has been sent to his for mer home for interment.
 Prof J. E. Conder of the Conder Training School, announces that nego- tiations for a suitable college build ing have failed and he will move his school from Huntsville after this ses- sion.
 The City Council has fixed the sal ary of the Mayor for the next two years at $500 per annum This Is the sum that was paid hitherto.
 The annual municipal election was held yesterday at Gurley and for the first time in several years the annual liquor fight did not figure. The dis pensary law cuts Gurley out entirely and the smallest vote in many years was boiled. The moyar and aldermen were reelected.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-22
 BLUNDER IN THE LAW.
Judge Ray Adjourns Circuit Court of
 Winston.


 Winston.
 Double Springs, March 21.-(Special.) A curious blunder occurred here with Winston County. Under the provisions of the bill cre- atlng the Fourteenth Circuit. composed of Walker and Winston Counties, the terms of the court for Winston County were to begin on the second Mondays of March and September and continue two weeks The court was accordingly convened on March 11th and quite lot of business was transacted.
 It has been discovered that the Lusk bill, which was passed and approved subsequent to the passage and appro- val of the Fourteenth Circuit bill, and which is consequently the law, fixed the terms of the Circuit Court for Win ston County to begin on the second Mondays of July and January. Of course court had to adjourn. Every thing already done was void.
 MT. Carmichael. Speaker of the House of Representatives: MT. John, Chairman of the House Judiciary Com mittee. and Mir. Leith. Senator from Walker County, who introduced the bill creating the new Fourteenth Cir the Lusk bill. and the Representa- tive for Winston County, were all in attendance on the court and none of them knew there was any conflict be- tween the provisions of the Luck bill and the Fourteenth Circuit bill
 Hon. J. J. Ray. Judge of the Four teenth Circuit, has ordered a special term of the court to convene on April 29th.